Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-07

cabns, in tho affair Of Agers tina, observations OF
1t is added, that Minsers then thought best TO
chane suddenly the theatre Of the negoaos ana ha 'hey
have sent Secretary Embassy Consaninope to
offer the Porte apply part of the Deys towards
oeraun him from Russia, the condition 'hat 'e roie
shall consen,o tho sovereignty France Ases aud
9unisf this negotiation did succeed they would ReeP
Aiss,ers by right of conquest alone ,.
We relate all these reports wihou, any euaran'ee-What
has naturally given birth them, makes 1t probate
to any rejecting that negotiations have been entered INTO
on this subject, the absolute silence of the Nonteur tPcc
ting the further estnie of Ager whilst every where this So
roSs question is agi,atins the minds Of men =,
nounce the least dsrust Of the intentions of Cabinet nor
gives CAUSE for the least fears of the invasion by France OF the
coast Oh Aca on the contrary thing beathes te
most en'e satisfaction respecting the conduct all tue aes
Of Great Britain with regard to her
we are assured that M Bourmont expected III eo Gays
at Fas He is, ii Is said, at this moment at fouion WITH
There was report at Toulon, July 2oth that an English
vessel gong of Algers loaded With the Of the
Dey had been stopped by squadron at the distance OF
Private from alsers dated July 9th say, a good
der and tranquility are daily revvins in that shops
opened again. and that provisions from all
quarters The of the Dey OF which they have taken
Frach amount at 80 millions francs in money and
10 10 millions in articles of gpd and silver 1t is hoped that
there renal" 20 to 80 A %i'%1; aR sSTS''d
Tus CAsuADa, July 10, 1880
The Dcy has changed his mind respecting the place of his
aud Naples that he has desire to he
transported have thought my duty accede this de-
at KIaon One hundred aud people are
with h several heions TO his amiy all have day
/
of crisis the development of winch might have
| BEEN fatal 10 him
The embarkation of the soldiers militia
began o.day Thirteen hundred hoar they have
ceved thirteen Spanish Pas,res each This equivalent
lively gratitude gey had only an,ioipa,ed bad eatmen-
Several of the soldiers who married willing
profit by the permission which was given them remain in
Aiges They felt that The hatred of the Jews oors
| would make their position there paufui
municipal commission has been organized Among the
men who form there are some wno are enlightened They
accept with JOY the part in the of their
Today the markets are abundan provided and the prices
| already much lowered
Some vessels with provisions have just the port the
army Will in future be supplied IN this way For days.
however, the will proceed from sd Feuch towards
Algers They might now 60 WITHOUT armed
| An5appears the road
The dssenary continues, bui it is accompanied with
alarming symptoms The enjoyed hv the army
anelorae According the advice Of the council of health
of the the ratons OF and have been doubled
PANS July 21tis said that the government has caused it
be sia'sd the maritime tina, tue blockade of AL
has been ai.ed the French possess this city they
s added lieu of the other, blockade has
extended 10 the aud OF Aers the of AZ
the points which have submitted the French
| From he Shores Of the Daunts, Juy
For time report has been spread which does ap
pear unlikely, aud agreeable which Congress
adjusted among of the principal al Europe Count
de Nesserode chancellor the Emperor of Russia will
assist there N the of that sovereign and the Prince of
hetteiuich in the of the Emperor of Austria They
think will he of Bohemia It easily conjec-
ured what the design of sh assembly, undoubt-
eddy, the fate OF French
well the affairs of Greece which will have last the
so much desired by the CREEKS
The King of Naples seriously sick Of intermittent
| fever and violent cough.
The King wurremburg expected Paris, July as-
His Majesty will he present al the openns OF the Chambers,
:. Agg Sd
they from Asers, July 9lh-our army abundany
markets forgot important poo shat a, the depar
ure of the CsoS"e re had already found more than 81
millions and hope end still Ga this sabjeo they
attribute Cen Beaumont what fellows >.
When this treasure was found, Bourmont said 'Gene
expenses of the and think that will devoted
to the payment of the of the soldiers of legion
OF houourfhey have well earned and it sacred debt
thar France legion of honour"
We have found at magazines furnished for than
three and Than 5000 pieces o. brass artillery
which 1900 in the batteries
letter from Peersbn says that the Emperor is about to
visit all the sbcres of the Baltic Nov that tranquility
tered IN the east bis majesty intends all the efforts of
his government towards the and the Internal commerce
We assured that several ports the Baltic will be declared
J free The pay of The sailors will increased
I BUCHAREST, Juno 25CommeCial letters Sores, June
I9tb give concerning The of Albania, details
which are not OF nature to remove the uneasnes which the
msurrecon in those They say among
with the greatest attack the of the Turkish
government, and in order do tins they their
coming from the of Zeun, after having surprised the
little of Bezan and Sakota have plaged and wasted
tuen' Meantime they pretend that the canacan the quar-
ief master OF The rumc vaessia, of Bagas his
With some millions omouey that he already tine presence
OF the insurgents and that tho rumeli vaess himself only
waiting for reniocemcpts to focw him Thus they expect
| Important events.
Extract from Letter dated Hare July %
"fhe Cotton Market continued active up the 24tb but
as since been rather calm The manufacturers feel
very the sn6ject Of 10 this article and show
disposition TO lay their stocks On
the other hand the holders fm and generally believe
advance The event will show which party in the right,
fhee has been Improvement liz the low and ordinary quail
ties since the Goth, and of the middlns have
paid shade higher the better qualities they
befnre Our stock conInCe be about co o00 bales
sin other articles do perceive any change of impo
lance Pot Ash has been paid as high 4s and the Lon
don Sale of Indigo bas gone off well hope for revival in
the demand for this article
We had prepared our summary thus far, says the
y. Y. CommcTcia Advertiser, when the Boston Cou-
rer lwas received from the Post Office containing
translation of the Report of the Minister to TIE King
above referred to- and whichis made the pretcx for
these high-banded measures. 1t i. inserted below
and s very spirited and ably written document Pbe
tone is manly and fearless, as the reader will per-
crive,
REPORT PO FHB KING.
PARIS, July 90, 1890.
Sire-Tour ministers would be unworthy The con