Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-06
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MONDAY MORNING. SEPT. 8, 1850.

! FRANCE We lay before our readers this mop
ming the late and most important ntell,aenco ffom
France. We feel but little doubt that The intsIli-
gcnce by the Hbernia yesterday issued rom thu, Of.
fee extra, Is true IN the grand essertials-,hst
popular passion thrown fermentation, by those
most unexpected and high handed measures Of tyran-
ny, the dssolutirn of The Chamber OF Deputies Jus,
elected and the suspension OF the B,berty vi tho
Press dspla yed itself arms-that blood had been
split and that the results were disastrous 10 tho "
rant, v:ho that he may reign an absolute sovereign,
annlhatcs the stpulations of tutions, and an
beavers to enslsve millions of People At such u
crisis, the people naturally turned to Lafayette, the
spectator or and actor IN many Revolutions, whom
deeliny has ind ssoluby connected with I.barty
and the Rights OF Man
We shall receive more certain intelligence this
day CoPous extracts by dlfsrent arrivals at Boz
ton and New York, will put the reader u poasession
OF those infatuated proceedings of the Kn6 which in
the ages of mankind will justify bis subjects in e.
pellne he superannuated despot from h,s throue.--
The Bouroons have been justly compared to. The
Stuarts OF Eng snd. The of judicial bllndncss
is upon the raCe-so much the better
DE- 4 better f.om london of July 22J, says Hon
John Randolph and SUITE, arrived at Portsmouth, on
the goth, 70 the u. ). Snip Concord.
Many people cJnIcclursd when the Ambassador
left the L >. mat his vanity would seek the efalG-
cation ola display Eng iand. b. he went 10 ia,
Petersburg. Many Others thought ne never Dtend-
ed TO e. b. the latter place all. The landing OF
the Concord st Portsmouth,, may be an ucc,deut
from stress Of weather or other casual cause. II is
not unlikely hat the ttle Secretary gave ms consent
to Mr Randoph's exhibiting himself Tor a few days
IN London By Wey ot,uga plom 10 get him fairly out
of he U. States. But & = the prospect of the graft
tcatIon ~ his vanity, London dIsplay--beinp
pointed out by those Who have ell his affections, as
the PlenipotentIary ofthe U. States to the great
mort hcrn POtenta e-eccass diplomat TO the
Royal presence, and to- ministerial saloons-but for
his, have no idea that the efeTnInacy of the
Roanoke Orator, would have ever consented to en-
counter the temperature Of coo North Latitude
Those who have studied the man as u great mural
and natural curiosity, will know how estimate
the force of the above reasons To be rid of for
lBldabe Observer whose constitution naturally ncn
ed him to opposition, unqucs ionaby the motive
which primarily led to MIR. Randoph's half volunts-
ry half cOerced, icoerced by egotsm expe dition to
Russia.
commercial Letter from houses Lieerpoo{
their correspondent this city, dated July "a says
and perhaps OF Ing adv the year creeps
The cold and up SUNDAY
lSIh inst when till day, which showry,
remarkably exceedingly hot Flour speculaons
do unless have fearfuy bad weather hereafter
From the " York Journal OF Commerce, Thursday,
TIE MARKET.-The arrivals of whea, from the
South continue To be very large. They cannot be
less than 100 900 bushels TINS week NotWthstsn and
ing the purchases for export which we havs men,
toned, ices cannot b. sustained There have been
sales this morning at io7 cts but that price is no
longer of red. Flour is In calm we hear of no
sales.