Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-02

Tor your ration was determined and tha, nc soon
G pSS'o'ea part VII be sent to you to be employ
Gu 'or Such purposes as your EXccency shall deem,
the most necessary. Their MaIesties have learned
WIN great regret that some individuals of your ma
uon very often give your Exccllencv urea; dcni ~
trouble, and we are authorised to toll van thu, r.
'nes' persons do not he quiet hut still continue TO
give you cause for dissatisfaction vcur rvcolI,,.,,
Is authorised by the fill powers of tho tbrco an:
SoVere!gns, to proceed against them with all tho ri
gour OF the laws. and, IN case of mead to on,v r,a
~ WIN iui authority, TO the Commanders of their
MaJesieS tnsccs both bv sea and lsnd who Lo,o al
ready received their orders 10 thus .icc,
Acc'P, the expression Of our esteem SC &c
(Signed) ABERDEEN
mONTMORENCY LAVAL.
MATUSTEWIrSCU
London. June - - Gazette P,emontosr. S,nt -
GREEcE.-A singular document, under IN, date rs
Corin' August D has appeared. purpornC 10 be let
ter from he three Plenipotcniiarles If Tho tlEcd
Eo"erS TO Capo dIS'rlas in the name of their res
pec,lVs sovereign, acquantng the Count with their
high APPRECIATION Of the manncr in winch bc L,J ad
inhlSteTed the government of Greece &c The doc
uuh"n' pears the Signature of ''Aberlccu, "Non,-
mNrcncy Laval, and "Matouscwtsch" The Io,
forgery. 49, '0''e'
Immediately on the reccip; the news Of the Great
events "i Paris, Capo dIsrlas convened the Srnn,c
To communicate the important information
from the " Y. Ga>>iie Of OFT. %.
W give to-day an"ther o: the INTERESTING enslI los
furnished to The London Mornino Cbrnnirj, by 49,
IN eigent correspondent in Paris who assun,sk for
ms signature the caoalstlcal. but now familiar mem
oers of our Alphabet,O Z. Q The writer IS clsaf
~ up 10 thing or two" As m evidence a. ,i,
acute political dlScornmcnt of the writer We con
Sort from our own knowledge. that he nvcrr,I ma
nv mohtls before the late revolution in France that
th' glorious empire Of the French was O., the va of
q" e"Pos'on' MS prediction contained i'm
long letter, furnishing the various circumstances and
uA'a upon which this belief was funded We rec,l
'ect Tie whole tenor ofthe epistle we'll The proph-
ecy mas oeen fulfilled 10 the very letter and we have
No' observed tat IN any 81 his late spscuatnns and
proSnoScatIons he has been deceived i'm the ras.,l,
Ills fluctuations. therefore. we conceive IN H.. az
character calculated To deserve the implicit attention
and confidence 81 ou- readers
Iohe Editor Of Tie London .Uorning Chronicle.
O. PANS, Sept. II. 1880 .
SIR-Ess, tina: is the grand secret ola raorosaD,a
1--WE Government. Neither too tirht nor TOO loose
the re'ns If the reins be too tight the peope viii
n"I suomi; ana too loose, they will run away with
inc > ate We have seen both of these in France.
and # we do moi mind, shall not have seen tban f
the last time. ''''i ''
must write to day long and very serious letter
You shall have fac well as opinions You must
weigh well what submit to YOU and think Won viii
arrive at the same conclusion as | have done that
fla main liable Is wanting. Nothing would he on
ser thon TO create anarchy, and nothing more dan
gerou5 than to attempt all at once to put the Ravo
luton down.
am no aarmist Those who gather their inror-
nation from the National on the one h1nd and from,
La Revolution on the other, may be so. BIt / 90
rather deeper than the skin, and know ,,bo+ 90 -,
ing n France Then let the readers of The Morn;n,
Chronicle listen to me, and will cndeavor 10 mns
myself understood '"N'
In former letter gave You four reasons WHY the
people were not satisfied Those rrosone sili go
Not of them has been removed and moi ono
VIII be, unless the people again take the matter in
mana, ana remind the Government who established
H-"hy IL was establshed-nnd how those are dis.
appointed who assisted at the establishment
hoS
press-the National and the Journal des Debais The
former has lost IN the person of 81 Theirs its n1os,
eminent editor who has received a Government m
pontment; and since 1t has become the Official orran
IL Is not so Ood so courageous, much for the Doo
pie and 80 little for he Court As il used In no ~,
people nave observed this and they support I'M conse
quencp, journal far less talented but far moro non
ular' "h'ch IS called La Revolution. This new TOUR
nal 8 posted on ali the walls Of Paris-,n Sverv
Street-and IN many places, within fifty PAGES he one
races the other Tho pgOpe--nay, not merely the
people, bot the rniddIng classes assemble oronnd
these Placards read aloud TO Themselves the lend
ing articles OF this paper and from dnv 20 dav tho
tens OF thousands who read applaud he sentiments
"hch u expresses, and which u'e all opposed TO the
present administration, 10 the present order Of hpps
IL - not opposed TO the KIng-nor To- The Cnarier:
ouI II IS opposed to an hereditary Peerage-to the
continuance OF the present Chamber Of Deputies-i
10 vast portion Of the late nominations To ofico
MADE by the hlnlstersto the Ministers themselves
ana 10 the limited nature Of the electoral suFrape
whch the new Government is disposed to establish.
Am told that the paper is not sncere2 That tho
Jesnss and Priests pay for this large daily grduitous
dstrDntion' And that It is Of the means adout-
ed by The TX RoyalIss to discussions and create
alarm; answer-so much the worse Yes. SD
much the worse; for unfortunately the capital of the
hoyah5ts Is employed ~ harmony with the opinions
OF te people and every one knows that cause loses
holnlng by having a long purse to support IT,
The journal des Dcbats IS the other or0an of the
Government. IL says "that the Revolution was.
made 70 preserve the law.!' This is doubtless met
aPhysIcal but It ~ strangely erroneous. WHAT did
Me people VINO fought on The 9Th. 23th aud goth
jay against CHARLES the Tenth and his army ms
police and his Ordinances, Ggh. for the pnrpose
OF retaining the Laws Of Louis Xviii, and Of
Charles ~ Their Laws were Ordinances as well
as Acts Of Parliament, and did the pooplo wish IN
retain that against which they Fought This will
not 90 Thc Journal des Dcbats was, is, and ever
must be RoyaIist But the people have not been SO
Tor century past YET the Journal dos Debats is the
organ OF INC Ministry. Let me explain this
In the Ministry there are two parties; hey bothJe-
sire the happiness Of France--her honour--and her
glory. They have no objection to act together as