Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-28

hu'iess or instance, the Dublin trceuans
Notwithstanding the activity OF Mr. o'Conueli the Anti
his friends numerous body M this coun,sy who
nave an Irish love for getting
on Tor spo" the scheme meets with few supporters
Previous To hts departure for London, take his Far
Lament, farewell dinner given hun by his friends, the
counts say there 600 aud 200 The
health Of Mr. OConnel having gwen made address
freely his OF SIR a. Hatlse Secretary
Lieutenant Of Ireland This followed by demand from,
that gentleman Of explanation ''saaciion coespon
dencd ensush which resulted N OConue dsavowing
or two OF the most phrases his reported speech
and refusing any further demand OF saiisfdction.
RUSSIA 1t appears bv accounts oi the lS'h INST from
Moscow that epidemic disease n the cholera morbus
prevails IN that city To such aang that all the
bty aud wealthy inhabitants have LETT for their country
The shop, closed and trade is IN a state OF complete a.na
lion The city has been divided i9 parts, which
by guards prevcnt commentator between them
,norta however, at pesen, has no, been very consd-
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PORTUGAL Extract OF private letter from Lisbon dated
the 9th Oct" Don Miguel finding that all the employed
In foreign countries effect loan have ed their nesota
,ions, has length Determined Bank Lisbon
and has applied sr million of francs general meeting
tho shareholders held yesterday decide upon
To he given this application, which very much the form
of demand Nevertheless only persons present
meeting voted for tho grant, the replied though ndi
vidae thew aeie disposed To do thing their for
the benefit Of the State yet guardians Of general
they could their thar vsud he the
inevitable ruin Of the Bank Thus the rested, and
remains TO he seen what steps the will take
From The .Te,c York .4,ne, lean Of Dec 90.
The political nj Europe, presented by the
received the De ny vesy crcal and
accounts jus, reach TO very CRITICAL vero the ope mo
Holland Eng aud Of the session Of the Lessa
lures, and the take place 81 No
vemheroi the Congress Belsans Our next
Intelligence therefore, will he interesting even, proha
bly, more decisive than that before
Conc ernns England there 50 little he found in the files
OF the French papers. that direct arrival
before entering upon specuaons her condition
prospects, though but think that the emphasis
WHICH the Kin: made To declare purp usin.
means ~ his for tie supp OF disorder his
Mons indicates strong apprehension that discomfort is
prevalent
careful pcrsal Of the Paris papers all paes leaves
strongly under the impression that the Press National
uafd, the actual rulers OF France aud
M tho ministry. demanded the first
na' and ay called for by Lafayette is the evidence of their
power tor tins change effected the very the
ING OF The Chamber ordinance naming the Ministers
was passed on the Cd the Chambers convened the Sd and
yet the previous Ministry harmony WITH sustained
by the great majarty of the Chamber recruited wa.
more an one hundred deputies then newly chosen of whom
almost all were OF the ministerial party Blu,
established Journals scd with the csi,aion
uS"ea WIN he ieoncs OF Ncssrs de Bfosle and Guizn
who dad not march forward frankly aud boldly
the revolution aud therefore open made them
Inc popuaf movements instcaed 10y the desire of vengeance
upon the eNlns,ers seemed paralyze the ministry WHO
circumstances; and the National themselves
I'D restore and preserve order,jhus
time their power and devotion order and the
weakness or ncompeeucy uf the Kings Ministers Under
circumstances change became Indispensable whether
which was MADE the best that could have hroug,
remains 10 De seen To judge rom tine first impression produced
by II the Paris press popular cauno, disguised
however that the ccunstances under which Lafe became
the Premier Of difficulty, and parallel
instance Of Necker prove a skliul banker may
make incompetent 10 Mt
cPated by the papers generally tina, the
minority ~ the Chamber, and that
have dissolution of that body But
without electoral law would only neng
the same depuuc and TO propose the existing Chamber
fore dso!vmg iem electoral law. of which
obvious object would be modify and
voting, as 10 turn out the majority Of those holding
would he TO ask them 10 he aiding
Here then would tsenr the difficulty WHICH, Pq
glac ministry resort 10 the fatal JuyAa
Chamber opposed the mnis,ry and ministry
means Of changing If this should result we shall
then see how liberal cabinet will manage triumph diff
fculies that overthrow ancient throne ultra royal
advisers