Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-16

No ej. JTuiiam 7aornton's Erecutrir Wit. /
liam Hymns administrators In error, to the circuit
court Of the United States, for the county OF w ash
inpton, District of Columbia. On motion of Mr.
Key, of counsel for the Defendant in Error, by con-
sent of Mr.. e. c. Lee, of counsel for the Plaintiff
in Thoroughbred to be dismissed with costs.
Adjourned till to morrow morning, II o'clock.
we exrac, the following from Gov Me,cale's message to
the Legislature of Kentucky.
"The present Administration exhibits the example under
the general government CT the exercise of the power in
Of dismsng officers at home, well as
abroad on no other gound than that of iena in opinion
as to the person who should be entrusted with the Chief Ma
gisry of our country And has exhibited the first examples
Of foreign diplomatic agents without the sges, ntma
ton of fault in abe performance of their Without
cling upon the injury 10 the public from the dnission of
able honest, and or upon the Injustice of
furnishing those servants by sudden prvaon ofthermea
much of tie practical of
principle, which assumes that the President Of the Limited
ton, whatever ma he their merits in other respects
Our elections occur periodically aer short terms IT the
dismiss every officer Incumbent took part agas, him a,
the preceding election, our country will become perpetual
ment to the total disregard OF the public interests, and
patriotic considerations The example Of the President will be
invested with analogous powers dismisso; terminate
III scene OF disorder and turmoil throughout the lan without
| any precedent"
1he i1'neI-We learn from gentleman of intelligence
who LEFT Havana ON the 10th inst that tngs had
general she mus, Ina heen iostThs opinion Is render
probable from the circumstance that An Enalis
fgae cruzs IN the same latitude az the time of
the sale was barely saved by throwing guns
ssa eonns Ho sna na.
fate of the unhappy B!akeley.-t7io5Ae Register.
| Arnold Naudain has been chosen a Senator Of the
United States from the State of Delaware to fill the
vacancy occasioned by the resignation of MIR. NIc-
Lane, now minister to England.
BrnSiL-The expense OF the entry of the vouno
Empress was estimated to cost $500 o0O exclusive
OF the cost of the gates employed to bring her from
Europe. The presents in jewels given to her. arc
further estimated at $500 0oo-le or Is grand tri
cost 90 900 mreas. The decorations fthe attaches
OF the court it is said, onIy parallelcl in The
fairy tales of the Arabian Nights
CHARLESTON, Jan. II. .
Cotton.-The Upland Cotton market was very ami
matcd during the week, and the sales heavy ut pri
ces to cts. higher than our last guotations-iVe
now quote a 81 for inferior to common prime; prin
ciPa sales were at 81 81 for ordinary to good lots
very little was sold below Of; choice quality, ia
vorte markes, sold at 10 cents, and two or three
very fine lots brought iOi cents In long staple Cot
tons the business as yet is limited-a few sales of
hue Santee and Maines made at % to 81 cents
and of common to good Sea-Isand within our quo
talons OF % 80; two fine lots were sold on
Saturday at much higher prices, but which have
not transpred. Foreign exports the week $50
bags Sea Island, and 1916 bales Upland Cotton.
Riee-Prime Rice during the week, was in good
demand, and owing to its scarcity, readily brought
IS; but all other qualities plenty, very
dull, and the mddlings and good, have declined in
price abou, i the difference in prices of good and
prime is now much greater than at any former peri
cd this season, it is only very good that will com
mand 9S Sd. We quote prime 50; inferior to
very good So 3 d. Foreign exports ofthe week
3198 casks.
F2our-Ths article continues very dull and
has undergone further reduction in price, the best
brands are not held above s. 12, and at this price
we have heard of no sale Of consequence. We
quote Ia 81
CoTn.-Several cargoes Of Corn arrived in the
week, the sales of which were at &c. for inferior to
40 cts. for prime.