Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-23

were INVADED, Dull nappliy lnteHlgeDCo Oh Wudt
passing atiAuxerre becoming known at Sens, Vii
leneuve lie Roi Joigny, and Basson. 800 Of the Ma
tional Guards of those places were put in notion
under the authority of the Projects and arriving ON
Thursday and forming with the National Guards
and Pompers of the town body of GOO men, to
whom were added about SO gendarmes, tranquility
was restored In the night, IL of the most violent
Of the rioters were arrested, and Immediately con-
veyed out of the department.
The government has Just suppressed the rouse al
lowance hitherto granted to Spanish cmigrants and
others. 1t appears that no more passports will be
delveredt to such individuals to go to Spain. 1t is
also asserted that orders have been by telegraph
to dispense the emgrants who have collected on the
frontiers, and send them into the interior of France.
Col. Valdes, who was at Bayoune, has entered
Spain with detachment of emigrants, where, 1t is
reported, he was well received by the inhabit
He immediately addressed Proclamation to the
Spanish troops. What appears to have determined
this movement is the order given to send the efhi-
grants into the INTERIOR. 1t is probable that all the
refugees who upon the line of the Pyrenees will
march into Spain, and tina in few days we shall
receive important news from the peninsula"
GERMANY.
The Nuremberg Correspondent contains the fol-
lowing letter from Carlsruhe, dated Oct. 9:-"Our
| army is put upon tho war establishment. a great
number of horses have been bought up in the Grand
Duchy for the cavalry. The soldiers who were on
furlough have been recalled in such haste that they
were obliged to travel by diligence to reoin their
corps However, some of them have been sent back
and several regiments, who had received orders to
march towards the Hessiau frontiers have received
counte. orders. a Prussian Comm ssioner has arri-
we'd here, who has orders to to be made
our foundry for the fortresses of the Cohfedcra-
ton. The inhabitants Of Durbach have dismissed
their magistrates, and appointed others in the place,
but without committing any excuses"
Letters of the 9th ult. fom Taganrock announce
that the cholera morbus has made its appearance
that town. sanitary cordan has been formed, to
prevent all communication. This measure having
necessarily stopt all arrivals from the interior, the
corn which we have in store daily diminshcs. All
the vessels are fastening TO SAIL for Odessa
The .Quss5urgh Ga-es;e contains the following in
tellgence from Cassel, dated Oct 6:-sThe state of
excitement and fermentation amaug the citizens still
continues, and will probably do I'LL the meeting of
the States. Our town has the appearance of for
tress In STATE of siege. The streets are crowded
With SOLDIERS; all those wha were fIrlough have
been called back. and the ba;taiions have been car
ried TO their full complement The neChhourinr vii
lagos occupied by soldiers ana batteries of arti-
ery have been erected for the security OF the town.
fhe villages on the road tn WhemsLe, the country
residence OF the Elector, are strony guarded with
troops. The order OF the day en'nIng thar in OF
riot the avenues to the churches to be occupied
Sy the armed torcc IN order to prevent the moi r.
sounding the tocsn. The Electors health is impro-
wing and he frequently rides out in his carriage; h
escort consists as usual OF only two gendarmes. A
number of pamphlets, rejoicing upon the character
of the Countess of Reichenbach and the individuals
who have drawn upon themselves the public hatred
circulate freely.-The police is so much deprived of
It's power tnat takes notice of these pamphlets.
SPAIN
Extract of private letter of the 9Th inst. from
Madrld:-''The liberal spirit which prevails at Cadz
gives the King and his Ministers the utmost uncasi-
ness; the latter to traaqnise their master have got
an address presented to him, by committee compo
sed of the Marquis de Casa Yruo, one of the King
favortes. the Counts de Veaadito, add do Gauaui
and the Duke de Hoi, an address dictated by them
selves to the Municipality and Commercial Jania oil
0adiz, protesting dcvotsdness, in which, however
nobody participates. But whilst the Kings hopes
are thus buoyed up by protes;atioas of fidelity there
are aim est daily eoinbasin the envrons of Cadiz be
tween the R"yailsi Volunteers, and the bands which
our Gazette qualities with the of robbers, and
which are composed of uialcontents. The Apostol-
lcal Carlist faction. are employing their efforts
to obtain from the King the annuIlaion of the exes
OF Its principal Chiefs 1t is very probable that Col
anarde will obtain pardon for his colleague"
The following is an extract OF private letter from
Madrid-"M. de 2embrano, our Minister of War
hasjust made Report to the KING, in which be de-
cares thnt ne should be wanting in loyalty hi:
Sovereign If IN the present criSs, he concealed from
hln the disahection which prevails the army; and
which is carried to such point that confidence can
be placed in If; that this spirit having manifested it
sell openly IN the corps Which first sent to the
frontiers it had been found necessary TO occupy The
advanced posts by Royaists Volunteers and to order
the troops of the line to rctrograde and lastly that
this dlsaecton, and the of resources to suDpIv
what depended on his department, put it out of his
power to answer for the army, and in consequences
he begged his majesty to accept his resignation
Several reports afloa. the result of the last
council 1t said that the government, to avoid the
iata consequences of violent and armed invasion of
Spain by the refugees who are on the frontiers and
tearing that 1T might become the signal of civil war;
by rousIng parties in the Interior intend to make Sc
cret ovcrtures to the Chiefs of the refugees announ
eng to them the decided project of change of sys
tenn, according to their wishes, and promising them
paces IN the admihst ration, according to their res
pectve positions and capacities. 1t is added, that
Special Commissioners will be charged to bear these
proposals to the refugees. and that, in case they
should be accepted. general amnesty will first be
granted to those of them who eSled for political
opinions 1t is said that Ferdinand is preparing for
tour IN Old CASTLE, and that he viii extend his
journey to tho frontiers of Portugal. This intention
accounts for the great number of troops assembled in
Old CASTLE
PORTUGAL.
Galignani's lParis] Messenger ftbe 18th October
contains an extract of letter from Lisbon OF 9th
Sept giving accounts of imprisorments in conse-
quence of the circulation of Lord Porchester's Pam
phet, called "The last days of the Constitution ~
we do not put the least faith in the details which
too lone for hoI;