Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-28

journal sayS.--
Notwithstanding activity NJ OConucll the Anti
Union Society makes itle progress for with exception of
his friends and hatnunerous body this country
have an Irish love for every thing tassis,s in getting mp
b ri row for the scheme with few Supporters
Previous departure f'rLondan, to take his Par
iameu', farewell dinner given him by his friends
price of tickets for hch puthovu shImss
there GOO aud 300 persons present The
health of Mr. OCon.e hav'n, ve made address
in WHICH ohes topics OF remark he !nged pretty
Lieutenant 81 i"Nnh ms was followed by demand from
thai genemaa OF eXnana ion 'sai,sc,iun" cnrespon
Of e objectionable phrases his reported speech
an! refusing any further demand Of SUBTRACTION.
RUSS; = 1t appears nv ur.cun's the 1871, INST for,
mevai u, ,ha; CIV 10 ,,ch a., cxc,, p., al Nv,
oitv aud wealthy left country seats
and - 900 peons Of the working classes ensra,ed
he shops are closed and trade ~ safe Of comnlce
,ior The has haen divided into ~ parts which
roundai by guards them
The mortality, however present has no, been very rons-
cradle
PORTUGAL Ex:rac, of private from Lisbon, dated
the 9Th Oc'0on Miguel n, that al the agents employed
In foreign effect loan failed in their Gotta
tons has length determined Bank OF I,son
end has applied e.: million of francs meeting
Tho shareholders held yesterday decide answer
TO ne give" 10 this Application, which very form
OF demand Neverl"ees' only Two persons present
nrce'ns voted for the The replied that though
v'dnae they disposed 10 thing their pose
the benefit OF the State guardians OF general
they could noi give their he the
nevahn ruin Of tho Bank Thus the ed and i, NOW
remains to he seen what steps the Will take
From the .Te,o York fine icnr Of Dec 23.
The political aspect OF EsTopc, presented to by the
received the DE I:am certainly very critical: and
oe sceo1ns just reach 70 very critical PERIOD, the
In Holland France aud England of the Of Lcga.
lures aud the nee,ing On the 81 of No
vehnhcr-oi the national Congress of the Iegsns
nteiiSelce therefore, will be even proba-
! bly, n'nre decisive, than that now before
'onc erning England. there so liue be found in the files
OF te enc papers that we mnst await dWec, arriva
before entering any spec'ratnns her condition and
which the ks made 10 declare his purpose Of using all the
means in his power Tor 10 snPi rcov
mons, indicates strong apprehension discomfort very
| prevalent,
careful psasa Of the Par; papers Of all parties leaves
strongly under the Impression that the Pres
are the actual 'u'eTs Of Frances and the regent change
~ the demanded first
nai' and finally called for toy Lafayette the evidence Of
power 'r ihs change effected the very Of the
ing oi the Chambcthe ordinance naming Ministers
was passed on the 3, the Chambers convened the 3dand
ys' me previous Ministry was III harmony Nh and sustained
by the majority Of the Chamber. recruited
almost all the ministerial patty OF the ne vy
established Journals dissatisfied with the hesi;ation and
who did rot rlach forward frankly and boldly
tie revolution, aud therefore oprn made them
Inc Popn!a movements ns,gaed the desire of vengeance
hFon the eXminers seemed paralvze ministry,
cenaioiy cvrcc unraTdoTGo cner-y u.s eIc,
circumstances aud the National Guard
io restore and ort'eriiis lanesng at the
time their power and order and the
weakness or ncompcemcy of the Kings Ministers
circumstances chance became indjspcnsac whether that
which made the hes, that could have brought about
remains TO he To judge from the first impression produced
by Paris press was popular cenno, he disguised
however that under which NJ LATHE lcca
the roier are Of extreme difficulty, and the parallel
instance of Hecker prove very sklful banker may
make very incompetent first minister appears
minority in the Chser end that it NAV be- Necessary 10
have dissolution Of that body dissolution
without electoral law would only ngng back
the san' del''es and propose the existing Chamber
fore issolvns them electoral which the first and
obvious OAec; would be modify right
voting, 10 out the majority Of those then holding seats
would be TO ask them he aiding in their
Here then would the very difficulty hch drove Pn-
Ec ministry to resort 10 the fatal ordonuance of Julya
ofpSseu " '"e ~ ,ssry ana hch me ",'ns,fy ha
then see how liberal cabinet will mana triumph dif
fc"!'es tia, over'ew ancient ,hrone and its royal
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