Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-12

isian society No words of ours In convey an
idea Of the domestic virtues and accomplished, IN
OBITUARY.
: We record to-dsy the death of JOHN CLEvEs
SrMaSs HARRisoN, e!Iost son of Gen I. w. H
Harrison He died, at his fathers residence, at
North Bend, Saturday last, alter an illness of
few days, from which no danger was unprecedented
until q few hours before his death. Hewas a much
esteemed md mos, excellent citizen, in the prime
of youth and manhpod.- His afictei widow is the
only Child Of Gen. ~, nj. Pike, who, with several
young children, bereaved of their natural pro-
tector, and loft to mourn loss that can never be
repaired. d
BALrMonE, Now 10
The ship Providence have a, Newport in %
days from Liverpool The mail of yesterday evening furnishes
Boston paper that sailed on the 10Th ut
London paper 9Th ult has been received al Boston
aray taken place in the streets of Mairid be,sen
the Kings troops and the volunteers city, the particulars
The mach of Austrian troops mo upper Italy continues
without Interruption Milan, was reported, to be gar
The Epglish Funds closed evening Of Oct at s6a for
Consols want of confidence felt by the London capital
LESSONS. s1s, "a
The 24h s5th and s6,h were marked by disorders The
cavalry in the garrison refused do duty The other troops
blood she'd The Contest o.k place principally in the
suburb of Au Prince Charles tho Kings brother, passing
musket ball The people called loudly for change the
T nsy @ @ be Of s
change his Ministers M de pleel Ambassador at Paris is
appointed Minister for Foreign Affairs and de Rudha
bance has taken place at Bangen, Upper Hesse twas
soon put Troops have been off VI.
bel and Nesysenburg
The magistrates the people to observe order and
have called upon all good themselves into
National Guard Unfortunately there have been disturbances
as that The
gsters OF the customs and stamp Offices Others have gone so
private Disorders nass hars nad
red at Badngen where several persons have been killed
that the electoral Prince of Hee has had an interview
with Baron Munich Bellnhausen President Diet the
relate be the critical situation of the
surrounding country-The town continues be perfectly
9u,e. Inc hessan cavalry passed through yesterday
The AugsbnIsh Gazette mentions after letter Buds.
SIM IN Upper Lusaa that riots have broken
the manufacturing districts of that province
Inc following intelligence from Berlin is dated Sept 24ib
assemble although they
en- occasion The rioters confined themselves shouts
had arrested the Jouneymen talors has, true been
missed from his office but the wokmen have nevertheless
continued the unIu On the oh FIVE in the evening" every
thing was quiet ;"
The rise in the price of by short har
vest exciting fears of disturbances Frankfort
been gwen to the militia to hold themselves readiness
muster at the first bea, of the drum The troops line
seurs have osdersr the Hoe de Vile no.
tice
From the Baltimore Republican Of .Nov 10
ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE
Our correspondent of the New York Mercantile
Advertiser informs us that the Captain of the steam
boat Chancellor Livingston, which arrived at New
York in fifteen and half hours from Newport states
that the ship Providence, twenty-five DAYS from LII
rerpool, arrived at Newport Saturday evening at
the moment of his leaving that place. The informa-
ton which she brings had not TRANSFERRED when the
: Captain left
-. ONE DAY LATER The mail packet Indy Ogle,
arrived at Boston Friday. from Halifax, with the
October mail, which was brought to that place in
the Lyra Packet. twenty days from Falmouth "A
London paper OF the 9th received at MIR Toplifs
News Room, which states that Sir G. Murray was
appointed to command the Army and that another
Colonial Minister was to be named: A general
changeaf Ministry expected 3
Count de sLebezeltern. distinguished dplonlatist
had been appointed Minister from the Court of Wen
na to the King of the two Slcies. 5
The Madrid dates are to Sept % The accounts
are ihct the party of Absolutsts was completely pre
dominant at Madrid. tysi5 =
s.s "A late London paper observes" Prince Talley
rand is determined to sustain the hosptaes of his
mission with becoming splendour. He has already
stored his cellars with number of cases of Cham
Paign and Burgundy, and a wagon.load of hogsheads
Of bordeaux all the first quality This silver haired
veteran is, we believe, in his seventy-third year He
seems feeble in his person, bur friend who knew
him well when ne was in England upwards of thirty
years ago assures us that his eye is bright and
& penetrating as ever -
"A 3 a Meeting of the President and Di-
s - rectors of the james River Company ON Wed
nesday, the 10th day of November, 1890
:. The following resolution adopted:
Resolved, That hereafter the owners and consip-
nees Of produce and merchandise contained in boats