Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-16

North, from Lille this day, October announces chat
the Begans have refused admit into their territory
the various attachments of volunteers who are en-
deavouring to eject entry Their genda rmcrie and
the Urban Guard are stationed on the frontiers for
that purpose
A letter from Auxere states. that on the 10th of
this month between 100 and so persons assembled
at the market-place and carried off all the that
they found there, paying for it at rate below the
price fixed by the merchants, who were compelled to
ssbm to the violence The sam. mob afterw a rds
proceeded to the House Of a corn merchant under
the pretext that he forestailer and forced him
to sell his corn price equally below the current
rate. The National Guard Immediately took up arms,
and its presence has since prevented any disorders
SPAIN.
BArosNE, October 8.
General Nina visited Colonel Valdez Yesterday
morning This interview, If can believe information
which appSars Ia me to be authentic, was of the
most violent description. Ii is stated that Valdez ex-
pressed to Nina his dspleasure that he being at TIE
head or 5000 men who wished to enter Portugal at
the time of the usurpation of Don Miguel had preser-
we'd neutrality. He also reproached Nina with
Keeping up an understanding with the Duke of Wei
ling on anddecared that he suspected him of treason
valdez added, that in consequence of oil this he had
determined to enter Spain the first in the caoscity
OF General Nina replied with all the energy for which
he Is remarkable, and threatened that he wouldhave
HIM tried as soon the affair commenced aud that
he would cause him to be shot If he should not strict
ly obey the orders which he (Minal should transmit
TO him. 1t is mentioned that towards the end of
this warm alteration the parties came to some I'M
derstandng, and that they agreed together 10
some plan, OF which nothing further has TRANSFERRED
IT Is certain that the cabinet of Madrid has recog-
nized our new government. The Courier, bearing the
act of recognition quit ed Madrid the S2d Sept
TENDER for Paris. NJ. do Grouchv. who was des-
patched Professionally by Philip the First to Ferdinand
the Seventh, arrived to-day. am assured that he
has given formal orders for dispensing the Spanish
Refugees and their recruits Ii appears certain that
these poor men enlisted themselves under the persua
sion that lOO0 900 men were ready 10 JOIN them and
enter Spain, whilst now it is not proved that they
have more than 1000. They, moreover, promised to
each recruit an indemnity of $50 francs, which they
were to receive at Pau. Money is beginning TO be
scarce, and every one is preparing to return home
One hundred ofthe Refugees left this the 9th inst.
for Pau"
From Tie Constitutional, Oct Is.
"In the late sitting OF the Chamber of Deputies.
NJ: de Tracy laid the following amendment upon tho
table of the President of the Chamber
"ihe requiring security from public journa.s is
suppressed.
Any journal orjournals which shall not, within
month from the date of this notice pay the fme or
fines, to which they have been condemned shall cease
to exist and the editor shall be ncapacitated from
ting as such for any other paper unit! the fine has
been discharged.
The Stamp Duty is suppressed; will be replaced
by Patent Duty.
"The Patents will be divided into two classes ac-
cording to the amount of annual subscriptions namely
1000 francs for those which require a subscription of
so frs and under, aud 1000 francs for all those that
may exceed that sum.
'''Phe Post Office charge shall be one ceatimc on
each small sheet, and two centimes for every large
one.
This amendment having been proposed upon the
first article Is probable that upon the continuation
of the debate it VIII form the subject Ct NJ. Bavous
discourse.
ENGLAND.
LONDON 18th October
"Cty, t,rclre o'clOck.-The accounts received this
morning from Brussels are considered of satsfacto-
~ nature, population from the government, ha
wing waited on the Prince of Orange at An werp
with copy of their Charter, and who were said to
have been well received. THE prices of the Dutch
Funds had declined little, letters from Amsterdam
bringing the last quotation Of the Two and Half
per cents, at d.
.Ths French Funds had improved after the CLOSING
of the market oil Wednesday; the Three per Cents
we're CAT 9oc and the Five per Gents, 95f CSC.
The letters however, mention, that there seve
raj houses who had stopped yment both Paris and
Havre with the exception of in Paris they were
all OF minor importance.
"Our money market is very steady, With an incli-
nation to rise. Consols opened 36J, and are now
quoted al s6a { for Money. and 863 for the account
"HdH past One.-Yes was the settling day
for transactions in the English Funds and owing to
the great fluctuations that have taken place since the
preceding statement. public attention was paturaIlv
directed to it, and considerable apprehenslons were
IN some quarters that tic period would
he runous to many.
I'VE did not participate in those fears being aware
thai; from the length of time that had elapsed since
the fall took place. opportunity had been afforded for
adjusting and making provision for meeting the ext
gency and we are happy TO announce, that, probably
with the exception of few individuals of no conse-
qnence in the Money Market, the differences have all
this day been paid up.
"Consols for the 25th Of November are now 865a
and for Money 36l; Exchequer Bills 65 :; and India
Bonds 81 6.
"In the Foreign Market there is but very little
speculation and the prices of all the securities are
quoted at Yesterdays prices.
PRICES OF BRITISH STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWO
Bank Stock, 2I1f Ditto ditto new 90
Three per Cent. Red. $50 Four per cents 1O1
Thee per Cent. Cons. 86i Annuitles Jan 1901
Ditto for account, 363 10 I-lG
Three g. a half per cts o13 Ditto few tdtto) l8I
Ditto, Reduced 91G Exchequer bills 65 81
FRANCE
From Paris Paper
State If parties in France -Four distinct parties
now surround the throne lately erected in France
the Nationalists, the lie gtmatists, the Radicals
and Carsts The National party is represented by
the Journal des Debats, the Constitutional, tho
Courier Frnucais and the National; bat is divided