Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-01

LA FkOM ENGLAND
Ihc packet ship Pacific. at New York brinrs IA
vcrpool papers To The l7th and London to the 10Th
ult For the following arrangement OF the in,eeenc.
we are indebted To the Evening Post
The article of English Intelligence which frs,
strikes the eye, Is the announcement OF The cnih Of
Mr.. HustisSon, on account Of which melancholy Q
vent the columns the Liverpool papers of the 18th
are IN mourning. This distinguished statesman ex
pred OH the evening of the 18th, consequence of
wounds that dav received by being over By one of
the Liverpool and Manchester railway carriages The
particulars are related at great length IN the Liver
pool Journals, and some passages ftheir accounts
arc placed among our extracts. Our readers are
aware that great preparations Ind been made for The
opening OF the great railway between Liverpool aud
hianch"stcr, which Is now near enough completion
Tor al! purposes of commerce and travelling The
9Th ct Sept emher was the daY appointed ioi the
ceremony, and thelDuke of Wellington, Prince Ester
hazy, and great number of the most distinguished
men OF the kingdom, had assembled at Liverpool by
invitation, to be present the occasion. The ccre
mony was conducted with great spendour, and was
witnessed by al immense multitude. The carriages
prepared for the procession twenty eight IN NUN.
Der, and were capable of accommodating eight hun
dred persons. At seventeen miles from Liverpool
the engines were stopped Ia take fresh supply Of
fuel and during the delay several gentlemen descend
ed from the carriages, with the purpose If walking
on the road and examining its construction Among
tho number was Mr. lluskisson. lie was ieturnnG
to the carriage, and had approached that part where
Mr.. Uusklsson sitting when catching the cy, of
the Duke OF Wellington. recognition followed and
Mr.. Husksson advanced TO take the others extended
hand. ''Whilc in thpsact of shaking hands herald
sounds announced the approach ofthc Rocket cnrine
on tho opposite rGl. cry ofdanrcr was INSTANTLY
raised, and Prince Nstcrh-Zy was helped INTO the
carriage. Mr. lluskisSoU remained outside nd scve-
raj voices exclaimed. COM m tale care Mr. Illus
kisson,' The unfortunate gentleman became Hurried.
and rapidly caught bold of the door; hut unhapplv
in endcavouring to ascend he missed his footing
and falling To the ground, part of his person cy-
tended the other rail The Rocket coming IN at
10 loo
rcd th"m III most dreadful manner The whole
WIS the work Of 4 moment. An Insta ant previous he
vas in the full possession of 3cal.h and spirits he
now lay m1nglod and bleeding before his friends
To pourrav the scene that followed would be i'm
possible Medical gentlemen immediately few TO
his assistance, aud lie was conveyed 10 ucighbour-
ing house. where every attention was bestowed But
the wounds he had received were Of such character
rs allow no hope of his recovery, and he expired
the same evening about nine o'clock. & grca, din
uer 10 have succeeded the railway Iaunt and
1t hsd been confidently anticipated that their nee
Ing ~ that festival Nigh, be The means Of cflrctnr
total and cordial reconciliation he: wcen the Dule
Of Wellington anil Mr. Hu,kisson In the death
ofthis distinguished individual, En- gland has los, an
n'cigcn', honest and intrepid statesman, md the
cause OF free trade an able consistent, intelligent
and interchangeable advocate
OF English news beyond the above fatal event
and the account of the Liverpool market which
we copy. there Is no. much. The Duke OF Bruins
wick, after having followed the example of the ~,
dominions, reached London on the 18th. We place
among our extracts account of the Bruins
sick revolution Instruction.
From France, tho tenor of the news is ofan agree
asic character. The waves of the political sea are
rapidly subsiding and its surface promises soon to
b" rs tranqnil as the storm that arjtatcd it was
grand. The dates from Paris arc 20 the llth, incu
sive Messenger des Chambrcs OF that day mentions
that courier, who left St. Petersburg on tho 25,h
August, had brought the news that he emperor of
Russia had issued orders adm vessels bearing the
tri-coloured flag; and passage is also given from
letter, dated the Goth den. which s'ateskthat shin
under that flag had arrived at Cronstadt and, in
compliance with the order spoken Of, had been re
ceived The intention o. the Emperor Of RUSSIA
was said 10 be- in rela' ION the recognition Of the
new government, to act in confocmt y with The 9th
er European powers. Il w re seen by these state
meuts, that the news which yesterday gave from
tho Journal du Havre. was premature; though but
little doubt can be entertained that RnsSla will ac-
knowledge the new KING oftho BfeEch AuatrIa
has already done this.
The Constitutional Of the 18th mentions that the
government had that day received official news of the
recognition, bv tho Court of Vienna, Of Louis Philip
Pho Cabinet of Madrid had likewise issued an order
TO admit the trIcoIored flag the ports of SPAIN
though the naughty and superclous terms in which it
is expressed Sufficiently manifest the unwillinrness
with which It dccreed. II is as follows" His
Catholic Majesty, for the present, and until further
orders has resolved to tolerate the three coered far
on board Of French vessels entering the ports eff the
Peninsula.
The disturbances among the working people and
lower classes Of Paris appear to be pretty nearly AT
an end. Order seems, with few and Trivial interrup-
tons, to be efec,ually restored The Constitution
nol Of tho l3.h says. there longer in France
any elements but ofoTder aud peace. The following
paragraph from long and excellent article in that
paper gives an animated picture of the present as.
pect Of Paris.
IF foreigner Ind visited Paris in the last daya of
Jolly he you'd have found the town every where IN
paved and furrowed with barrcadcs; he would have
heard the cannon and the grape shot whistle; he
would have seen population animated and enrared
men and women, children and aged men, encouraging
each Other in the eight aud braving death with emu
Ialon. month has hardly elapsed. md if that Tor.
cgncr now visited Paris he would sec happy and
peaceahi@ multitude circulating through our stroets
he would sec smiling countcnanccs and fuccs full of
enioyment he would sec here the light ibures Of the
Cnaussee dAnitn passing rapidly The crested coach
Of the Faubourgh-Sjanr German; there elegant fe-
males selecting bonnet ard deciding concerning