Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-07
MONDAY MORNING. SEPT. G. 1880.

| ~fhANCE--We lay before readers this NOR
ning the late. and most Important intelligence from
France. We feel but little doubt that the ntell,
gence by the Hberna, yesterday issued from this of
ice IN extra, is true in the grand essentias-,hat
popular passion thrown into fermentation by those
most unexpected and high handed measures Of tyran
ny, the dissoutirn of the Chamber of Deputies lust
elected and the suspension of the Liberty of the
Press, displayed itself in armsthat blood had been
Split that the results were disastrous to the ty
rant, who that he may reign an absolute SOVEREIGN.
ann'hilaes the spulations of constitutions and en-
deayosito enslave 10 millions of People az such a
Crisis the people naturally turned to LAFAYETTE the
spectator of, and actor so many Revolutions HON
destiny has so indssolubly connected With Liberty
| and the Rights of Man.
We shall receive more certain intelligence this
day. Copious extracts by different arrivals at Bos
ton and New York. will put the reader iu possession
of those Infatuated proceedings of the King which in
the eyes OF mankind, will justify his subjects in e-
pellins he superannuated despot from his throne
The bourbons have been justly compared to the
Stuarts of England. The curse fJudcial blindness
Is upon the race--so much the better
u a letter from London of July e2d says Hon.
5ohn Randolph and Suite, arrived at Portsmouth on
Many people conIcctured when the Ambassador
Left The s: that his vanity would seek the grai6-
cation of display in England before he went to ST.
Petersburg. Many others thought he never intend
ed to 60 to the latter place at ALL The lnndng of
the Concord at Portsmouth, may be an accident
from stress Of weather other casual cause 1t is
not unlikely that the little Secretary gave his consent
to Mr Randolph's exhibiting himself for few DAYS
in London by way of sugar plum get HIM fairly out
OF the u States. But for the prospect of the graft
fcaton to his vanity, in London display--belng
pointed out by those who have all his affections, as
the Plenipotentiary of the U. States to the great
northern Potentate-access diplomat to the
Royal presence, and TO ministerial saoons-but for
| this, we have idea that the efeminacy of the
Roanoke Orator, would have ever consented to en-
! counter the temperature of 600 North Latitude
Those who have studied the man as great moral
and natural curiosity, will know how to estimate
the force of the above reasons. To be rid of for
midable observer, whose constitution naturally inclin-
ed him to opposition unquestionably the motive
which primarily led to Mr. Randolphs half volupta
ry, half coerced, coerced by esotan) expedition to
Russia.
Letter from one of the frs, boascs Liverpool
THE ({pr Cotton) seem in favor of STEADY ,rces
eoa an w as the D To- ss
18Th inst since whsn till day. which showry has been
remarkably fine andexceedngy hot Flour spsculaons viii
not do, unless have earuy bad hereafler
From the N. York Journal of Commerce, Thursday,
| 2, p NJ
| THE MARKEP.-The arrivals of wheat from the
South continue to be very large. They cannot be
| less than 100000 bushels this week Notwithstand-
| ing the purchases for export which we have mem
nyyOe he
sales this morning at i07 bur that price is no
longer offered. Flour is IN calm: we hear of no
sales.
Extract ofa letter from respectable Jackson man
! IN Mssouri to his friend in Baltimore, dated
ST. LOUIS, August 9. 1880.
The election, thank fortune, is over, and the Jack
saD party, of which of the leaders, is
soundy beaten am opposed to the reelection of
Mr.. Barton to the Senate of the U. S.. We have
failed in this County, and what may be the result p
the State, is extremely problematicaI.
! T'he National Tntelligencer states that Col Thorn
l.. Mckinney has been removed from the situation
at the head of the Indian Bureau, in the War De-
-partment.
Sucide.-On Friday morning 9th ult. Miss Mary
Gresham, young woman of 22 or 90 yeas of age,
residing in Roxborough township Philadelphia coun-
ty, put period to her existence, by taking between
2 and ounces of laudanum.
! Fhe New York Post states that the brig Bogota,
Stanton, arrived at Sonington last Sunday evening,
in l05 days from Valparaiso, with 81 900 seal skins,
1000 hair and 1000 fur skins. Tine brig Ana wan
Capt Palmer, Of the discovery vessels that sail
ed from New York last year, at Valparaiso. She
had abandoned the exploring expedition, and
sail in day or two for the of Peru for seal.
She and the schr Penguin, of Stoninoton, bad been
TO the South Shetland Islands and taken six hundred
fur skins, and obtained great number Of Shells pc
reflections, and other curioslies of that country
The brig Seraph another Of the exploring ships bad
also gone to the coast of Peru after seal. Tho Be-
gotta left on the coast April the list brig Sea Nymph
Nash With 5000 skins on board to sail for New York
m few days. Came passengers in the Bogota, Mr..
Eckford, of the U. S, Navy, and DR.. Dytpg, Of the
Anawan.
From The ~. 7 Journal of Commerce.
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