Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-16

it broadly recognize the principles consecrated
by the blood of the Parsians, aud that it offers be
sides seductive guarantees of peace with the rest OF
Europe. The lnjudicous measures adopted by the
present government relative TO the Msgsi rates who
retained in Office. have left this party numerous
auxilares in the administration and this Is one OF
the clouds which will obscure the political atmosphere
The Imperialisls, vino dream about Napoleon arc
hardly worth mentioning, they SO few IN num-
her, but they represent of disappointed ambi tion
who have not been sufficiently conciated.
As to the Radicals they are very much out OF ia
vor, and we think may predict that the doctrines
of the Revolution, the Patriots will never be very
influential in country which IS so well classified as
France Ii must be seen that, at this time Oh DAY,
the working classes who attempt to overthrow the
higher order of society, only do it with desire Of
Sha ring power with them
| The liberty enjoyed by the United States VIII
alarm years hence; and We shall look upon her
with GOODNESS and indifference, and think her eXces
sivey dull Tie dominant idea in modern institutions
seems to be to restrain the poor classes, although
every latitude is allowed to talent among them; but
very bad laws preparing against them. As to
the Carsts, represented by the Quotidienne, to
whom the opposition has impaired certain freshness
and visor. they rari nantes in guroits vcsto.
They martyrs to these opinions, and necessarily
connect themselves with The I.egiiimatsts.
| From this short sketch may easily perceive the
difficulties which Louis Philippe will have encoun.
ter during the first years o! mis- reign. The Go
vernment should its endeavors to diminish misery
where 1t ls most apparent-,o procure for the
employment of capitalize form canuls-and, in short,
to promote industry of every dee cripton. Louis
Philippe will upon the throne not that he has
contrived it that the question should be decided by
| all the young men from twenty fvo to thirty. who
enthusiastic i'll favor of his Government, but from
| circumstance which gives him greater for
security. st the present time every para
lyzed and all parties feel the necessity of attaching
themselves to him for the moment; that, if he una
nages matters skfully, he may In one year provide
for his future stability.
From La Quotdiennc of Wedncsloy.
Letters from Frank fort that Austria has ns-
init ed To NJ Otteufet, her internuncio at CONSTANT
n"Ple note concerted with the Cabinet authorship
her Minister to advise the Dvan to accede To the re-
quest which will be made by General GuiiIeminot,
to recognise the king Of The French, but on the ex
press condition of the immediate evacuation of Al
giers, an evacuation already promised England.
Letters from Suigard announce, that accordinr
to the last resolutions or the Germanc Diet the
Wurtenherg contingent for the Army of Coufcdera-
ton Is being armed.
The Gazette OF Hanover denies officially what has
been stated IN some German papers, that the public
tranquility had been disturbed. They daily expect
the order OF King William Nv. to furnish the Hano-
varisn army with Its full compl' ment.
The deTman' Diet, at one of its last sittngs, vo-
ted the sum of 1912 horns for the expenses OF the
quarterlng ofths Austrian troops, who, the list of
November next will arrive at Mayencc.
From The Journal du Commerce. of JVcdnesday.
The Project OF Bouches du-Rhune has made
known that the Consul General of Austria at Mar
seliles mas received an ohicin despa,ch announcing
that his government had recognized that of Louis
Philippe L. We are not yet in possession of such in
formation at Paris.
[Pr,rate Correspondsncc7
MADRID, Oct 4--'rhe civil! war which threatens
us, 10 approaching fast The Government for some
time pesplexed and uncertain is now bent on th,,
| adoption OF complete system of terror Thus is
equally employed ugaas the Liberals and the Apos-
tolics Our Gazette of Saturday cont aims the most
| bloody and savage decree by which hi. Majesty de-
eares, subjected to the penalty of DEATH any of his
subjects implicated in plans direct to the establish
i ent form ofp 81. 4.
citating to the emgranis the means of accomplish
ing similar object, giving EN- advice. or any
sort or communication contrary TO The views of his
MaJestys Government.
This sansuinary decree has produced very deren, effect
to the one intended by the Gnvenme has received
with aud Indignation and powerfully in the public
mind towards the desire of change
Last night dreadful took place The abbo, of
head separated from the body, and over him Hs
moderate mamie generally esteemed and had oc
eaonaiy preserved many Liberals from Apostolca wraths
He had lately forbid his say mass on account
cencnsness and believed he has asassinated
by thsm
The King has lately shown of the Royal Vol
On the LIST of the month, the anniversary of his
tie from Cadz was customary for Them the King d,
ring public promenade hi not however taken place n,
the present occasion The fact is he we'll az his Cam
srilla a terrific and disturbed state $500
Our Captain General has been dismissed 1t attributed to
misunderstanding with the Minister Of War "
Berlin papers The 10Th Petersburg 10 the ao,b
ut arrived this morning We subjon the only extracts worth
giving:
Dresden, Oct 5-TheIe was again som. disturbance I
disposed persons going in oous through several
All prevented and order resoSed NV M
immediate interference of the Bugher Guard The overno
has issued proclamation day thanking the Bushs Guards
for their conduct and adding regulations for the @
vencn of further disorder Among these Governor Ion
Van Gabens particularly recommends all citizens to
way Of all tumuuous assemases since j, will ~
impossible 10 make distinction between the rioters aod
those who are merely attracted by idle curiosity.
Berlin, Oct 8-We have received from siesia the m.,
choly of the death of Field Marshal Count York w.
Wanenburg on the 9TH inst
n consequence of disturbances that have taken place
HE ba.
the formation of local associations for the of or
der in those which have garrison whenever ther,
shall appear good appecnd interruption to hs
public tranquility
ISL Petersburg Sept 2s-UP the 27th II3o sb;ps had
arrived Gronsad, and l1l6 ssen The Mines of Cod
and Plana produced ~ the FIRST six months of this year-God
l60 pools; Platina 81 DO
In political circles the general subject of conversation m
is the request presented the kng by The Chamber of
Deputies that he would pIesen, "PIoje de abolish
Ing the pain Of death for political offences
There is violent party in the paron who sxcIa asans,
his measure, as tending to shield the ministers Under
the