Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-29


ThesAip Minerva. Capt uussey. svsived last niyh,
froa Issrpecl, whence she sailed an the gath ulti-
mo, " company with the packet ship York The
YORK Editors and as Capt. H. brought none, We are
all Indebted to the politenes ofsoms Of the passen
aess, who have furntehed London Morning Herald
Of Saturday, Got. Esd and Cobbett'a Weekly Regis
tor oftho date-the latter being furnished to the
yourns, Of Commerce. The Intelligence coptalned
Ia hcse pspcrs, wears an important and omnous as
psci--part'culerly from France. The Spsnish Refa
gees have made their irst demons ration, aad have
been signslly defeated Disturbances have broken
DOT n Kent But will treat Of these matters
scperstsly and in detail And FIRST Of
FRANCE. The tone of tho various letters and
other sdyiccs from Paris. is not exactly the sam e.
but therc 10 general agreement n to tho prominent
facts. which renders very cv,1ent that tho present
government reads on Volcano The latest Paris date
10 Oct. %; but there is in fact no later news than
down TO the evening ofthe 9ist. Cobbe,ts R.gisser
OF tho s3d, contains in postscript. the following ex
tract from letter written by his in Paris, the
ciss:-
Lafayette has lost his popularity and inference
with the National 0oard who have rho charge of the
prisoners. These esards demanding the elections
OF their oicers and, Preparatory I" the great Office.
the Paais RovaL after the King came from Versail-
les, the people sang the Marscoisc HYMN and called
to. the King; when he came To the Balcony. they
cried "A mort les "in'tres' Alter that they went
TO another place, whc-e ,hore chairs, and some
of the best singers got upon them They sang the
Marseiioisc. with their hats oR about ity tnnes snd
chcr every time Dried Mort .Ninisfres' La tete
de Psfienne ct dc Peyronnst amssi and kept ND the
concert till late hour" That is death to the
Minister'S" 'Ths head of PoIignac and Peyronnet
also"
Upon this letter Cobbett himself rcmasks:-"I
have no doubt at NIL hat if the government do
not change its course quickly, it will be tumbled
down I, s clear that the lives ofthese vacabouds
1.-THE FIX Mlnstcrs] is NOT all. Yhe people decon-
tented with the whole thing. They find that they
have accomplished no real change. The cry for the
heads of the tyran's Is. in fact cry for republic
This is plain truth; aud we ure convinced Of it the
better"
On the sist, English SovcreCns were at % soils
premium--Ipon which fact Cobbett remarks--"The
French funds will become nothing in less than
year"
The Chamber, Of Deputies, which adjourned T.. the
10Th OF November, liked for the Sd by letters
addressed to cnch of the members at his own house
The number and urgency of the afEairs with which
the Chamber will be occupied render il desirable
that he recess should be short possible Ofthe
lIo elections, 100 will take place the 2ist and
28 Of October. They will thus be terminated by
the Sd November, and the greater part of the new
members will have arrived by this time.
From The .Moniteur Of October 2Isi
Last Sunday, at the time Of the rrand review IF
Versailles. the number Of Gags being found insult.
Gcient nt the moment that the turn came to the Ma
tlonn' Guard of Mcndon, this guard obtained pcr
mission tn come and procure it's flag itself At Tho
Palais Rysl 1t came this morning at noon, pre
coded ny its band, aud drew no under thu win
dows of the King. His majesty descended. accom-.
panel by his two elder sons. and BY General La
fayette, he himself presented the fan and Tho b,tta
lion dehled tefore him. The King pronounccd. on
thus occasion, some of those wor.s which impres,
themselves so deeply on the hearts of those who
hear them; and the troops and spectators replied
with the most lively acclamatous
After the. disturbances Of Monday night $50 iud;
vduals wero arrested aud conducted to the Prefcc-
ture or Police Forty seven have already been
before the Procureor of the King. The intcrropato-
RES are being completed:
From Correspondent Of The London Morning Herald
Paris. Thursday. Oct. 81.
Tranquility hns been restored and confidence is re-
turning; but the crisis is but postponed. After Ell
fcctng the revolution of July last the people retired
from the scene leaving the subsequent ARRANGEMENTS
10 those whom they deemed more competent to the
task. Led to believe thar mannnyrs md trick ycro
about to be used to screen from Justice the Ministers
who had signed the ordonnanccs which had provoked
the revolution, the same men appeared on Monday
night last and proved unequvocay that they were as
capable Of q new effort the evening Of the 27,h
July. Persuaded that there was no iu enton to
cheat Justice of its victims they once moro retired
Having been an eye witness sf tho whole of the
transactions can aver that the persons held in check
oy the Immsnse military force arraycd the Palace
Royal during the last two nights were not the men of
whom have above spoken, and who effected the re-
vouton.
The French Government must take care to keen,
good faith with tho people. No cause for doubling
their sincerity must be afforded by Minister'S I am
sure they are frank and single minded but they must
not only be pure. but unsupported. IF their purity
"uo uiPurtiaity Snail rciofn uDQucStoncd-if the
confidence of the people be once more reposeJ in
them shall still rely on the Justice perhaps the mag
nanimity of the men of the 9th 2Bth and soth of
July: but fthc slightest appearance OF shuffIino be
perceived or imagined about thon. shall appre.
bend much worse than the imtasiatior of f,ur VIC
Inns. "
While state that The men of the Faubour,s l,,vo
not appesred at the Paois Royal snco Monday npl,,
last cannot suppress the facts that assomblages OF
the people took place in the Daubourg st. Anionin.
last night; that, instead of dispensing when called
upon TO do so by patrol Of the National Guard thew
surrounded the latter, aad would have dsnrmed them
but f,r the opportuns arrival ofanoher body ofNa.
tionai Gnards You may expect. iron, time to time
10 near tbnt emnssaries Of the dlsafactcd succeed
IN producing Temporary local excitement but YOU
may rely upon the OF the people arc di posed
10 wait the issue oftbe trial What the issu, tlcv
contemplate is. you may Conceive
From this very unpleasant topic tarn 10 one mot
loss pa'hol-thc slaughter Of the Spanjsr ds and Pa
,.sIans who entered Spain last week, and which WINS
STnhnouhoed Yesterday evening by tho Messenger dos
Chambres The accounts Of this disa,ter ,cs, !, t.
SAD, on despatch received by NJ Agucdo Hopes
extent OF The misfortune is exaggerated On ,sno,si
principles tho Porisans would lament this d.