Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-21
From the New York Gazette oi Oct le
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W. hsse received, by tho packet ship Birmingham
Capt. Harris, arrived on Saturday morning, our re
guar nss o. London and Liverpool papers-the for
et 10 the YIN and the latter to the of September,
inclusive, from which have made copious and in
tefsstmg extracts for this days paper which shall be
cou.nued Ia future numbers. II will b. seen thst
home disturbances have taken place Paris among
The printers, which entirely quellod at la
test dates Judging from the tune of the London pa
Pers end their Partisan correspondents, we should IN
Ter that the people were not yet satisfied, and that
they would soon demand further changes. On the
Continent matters do seem To be on q very firm
basis. Tho letter from Brussels of the Sd shows that
the people are determined TO obtain satisfaction of
their grievances
The conduct Of the Emperor of Russia. in recall
ing his Amba' ador al the Court of France and or
derng Russia citizens to quit France, on hearing of
the eveats in that capital, had excited much sensa-
tion both IN Paris and London 1t was generally
supposed however, that when he learned that Charles
4: had sbdlcsted, he would be induced 10 adop, a
different course
f"e English Government mas, it seems, recognized
the new government OF France. The Gazette de
France OF the says the news was announced to
the departments by telegraph with ord RS to give il
the greatest publicity. On this OCCASION Lord Stuart
the English Ambassador, and the Secretaries OF tho
Embassy, had the honor of dining with the King and
koi al Family. The Ministers were also, for tho
first time present.
A German correspondent of the Morning Herald,
who writes from Bonn, on tito Rhine, men IONS the
fact that the Cologne LANDOWNER, or local militia
which Were assembled for the grand review al Cob
lenz, mad man tested symptoms of lion
The London Courier ofthe evening of the 9th ID
serves, "Considcraoic alarm seems to been ex-
cited in the city, by the order the ST Petersburrh
journal OF the 2is ul prohibiting the adm,s WI
Russin Of any French vessels trave ers. We have
reason however, to believe this was ru her pre-
caullonary measure thon indicating hostility to.
ward the now French Government, and that imme
d'ateiy on the news OF the accession Of Louis PHI
ppe TO the Throne of Franco and of restoration OF
tranquility reaching St Peersbnrgh, It would be
We Tn i,tc hoa Of
the NOR" from Knowing that it ut first intended
TO recall all Russian subjects from Hrancc, but that
has been abandoned
a private letter from Paris dated tho evening Of
the 4th, says,-"As | am sure that any Information
relative to the present of the Press in France
wii be acceptabls to you, send you the following
1he Journal des Debats appeared to day. | was
with the principal proprietor yesterday, and IN the
course OF conversation he said Il resisted Mniste-
rial despoism, and will yield to the despotism
OF tho workmcn. My wotkmen have been seduced;
declared 10 all OF them that they might leave me;
that would not keep them by force, and should DC
enabled to do with the assistance of my friends I
also old them that If any attempts were made to
destroy my mechanical presses, woud defend them
tn the last drop of my blood. All the worktncn lef
Mr.. DevauS, with the exception of two; but when
they saw he was so determined, they rctr ned agaiu
by de- achmnnts of two, four, SC and at last so ma
ny came, that be was Obliged tn refuse twenty. The
CONSTITUTIONAL, aud the Courier FIanca,s did not
aci with so much independence; they capitulated
Another litter from Paris of the Same date OBJ
serves, the peace Of this CITY has bean dur,n, III.
last three days, disturbed by bodies of men, who hove
done much mischief, but whose career is about TO
close.
Tho parties to whom sllude pretend that tbev
ere p'inters, out of employment 10 censeonence nj
tho use OF machinery in many Of the 80 printing Off
cos Of Paris; bot they reality idle nnd dssolte
fellows, unworthy of the name of Frenchraen and
who sock to disgrace the truly respectable body of
which they proclaim themselves members I had in
tended writing you at much length on this subiec;
I'm N m IIna IN VI I .k.II
venture to predict that the revo is nearly at It's close
The Naiicnll Guards have boon reinforced by The
troops of the limo forming the garrison of Paris and
all concilIaory having failed 10 restore mr.
der, be assured this day will not pass over wthu g
successful effort to crush the growing Instruction
You are aware that the Journal des D.bats could
not be printed yeslerday-thc enclosed pararroph
constituting the whole Of lie Temps of thi. dav will
show yru another result of the disorders committed
here upon the property of the patriotic ndvid-
uals In Franco. Many new commercial failures have
am informed, ,skca place to day.
A post of so National Guards is stationed in tho
oihoe Of the Messenger des Chapbrcs to protect its
mechanical press.
Fhe following extracts from the letter of the
London correspondents of the Liverpool Courier
da, ed o" the evening of the 9th September
The Paris papers OF Saturday, which we received
this day silent The subject Of an arrival of some
importance from st. Petersburg. A letter from ono
OF our correspondence however, dated Saturday even
ing states that the quest ION had been dos
d. Borgo, his Ambassador III Paris. with the order not
only for that Ambassadors recall but also for the de
parlure from France OF all Russian subjects within
airht days after the will of the AutocTat had been
minated to them 1t seems, however, that when
the Emperor gave this ORDER no not aware of
the fact that Charlas X. had abdicatcd. The mes
sengsr sent TO him with that intelligence, was met
near st. Petersburg by the who was bearer OF
the order for the recall Of ozzo d Borgo g. the Rus
sans. 1t was, therefore, firmly believed in Paris that
orders would speedily arrive cancelng, or at
least suspeuhng. those Of the 2ls, Meanwhile the
Ambassador could no do otherwise than act strictly
according 10 tho instructions Tcceived bot the other
Russians in Paris confident that the abdica
ton Of tho loto King of Franco would call for q DIFF
ferent proceeding on the part of he Emperor than
tho already adopted, that they devised variety
Of means which would justify their stay IN Paris un
III further orders The conductors Of tho public
press in Paris, how much it is impor ant that
the public mind in Franco should not suffer any new
excitement, have unanimously abst aimed from pIvinn
this news II is, however, sent 20 as authentic
No material variation took place on Saturday in the