Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-16

residences have been attacked BY the peasants and
es'royed In the provinces o. ii nau aud Fulda,
all the custom houses have been closed by force and
duty can be collected 1t is reported that the
Prussian custom houses al Bekartsburg and Lutzsn
have likewise been attacked and set on fire; but this
rumor requires combinations
we learn from Berne that the Goth ut Nj Fisher,
the provost attacked in the streets of the town
and obliged to take refuge IN guard house. The
government of BerEe have called in troops, and on
the 30.h l2 pieces of planted before the
Hotel de Vile
| TUSCANY.-A revolutionary movement has ia
ken place i'll Tuscany hitherto the most peaceabe of
all the cities of Italy The rIcoloured flag was hois
ted, and shouts of Liberty" "Consttuton," THE
Country" sc. resounded on every side. The Mill
tary unfortunately did interfere and o. der was at
length restored by the civil authorities The Grand
Duke. his family and Ministers were absent in the
country the time of this disturbance and is said
to have been the absence of these Members fthe Go
vernment winch give occasion to this Republican dis
play This fact proves. nevertheless that there only
wants proper occasion TO produce IN all parts of TIA
ly serious the cessation OF that OPP
preston which atflcts the people, and TO induce the
government TO grant Constitutional laws TO protect
their subjects against the tyra0ny OF Ministerial des
pots, the caprces of prodga and absolute Courts
The Paris Constitutional cf Oct TO- says the gen
eral subject of conversation ut Florence turns upon
the report of Congress of the different Soveregns
of Italy; II meet VIen.a. l. SAID that the
Prince OF Salerno has already received orders to at
! tend there on the part of the King OF Nipples.
The Grand Duke of Tuscany. The Duke OF Modena
andhe Prince of Lucca, also to be present the
Congress The Court of Rome WILL be- represented
by the Cardinal Macchi that of sa rdna by the Count
Altieri de Sosteugo. and the Grand Duchy of Parma
and PlasepZa by Re Marquis de Plombno. Ii Is much
doubted whether these Po,entates will be able to pre-
vent the troubles which threaten their States unless
they make great sacrifices and concessions the Ital
ans-namey, granting their Personul liberty and Il
free Constitution.
sion, thus:-sfhe report of Congress be held at
Troppau gains credit, ana to-day is even said
that his Majesty the Emperor will set from st
Petersburg for that place on Saturday next.
4 SWITZERLAND Previous accounts had ap-
priced us NJ the prevalence OF discomfort Swiizer
land. To Borne and Geneva, Basic and Zurich are
now 10 be added; but we can only regard these dstur
Dances evidence of the general feeling among the
people of Europe, rather than likely to be produc-
tive of irnpor political events
GREAT BRITAIN The deficiency of the Bri-
fish revenue during the quarter ending Oct. 10th
amounted to .Ci88 834 Most oft was IN the Excise
amounting to ,l49 ,662. In til, customs there was an
q increase Of fl0993 The decrease on The yea,
amounts to c9i3,756, the bulk of which is IN the ex
else.
/ Tie Lirerpool Rol-,oay The number of passep.
gers conveyed by the Rail road Company during the
last week, has been froni eight hundred to thou.
sand day
| The administration 1t Is generally understood
that Lord Pamerston and Mr.. Charles Grant will iou
the hdmulsl raton--Lord Hill will have the Blues &.
resign the Cominandership of the Ferces-Sir George
Murray will succeed him and make way for Lord Pal
at inc COQIlGl OLice; and LORD Francis LIE
ylson Cover will resign the Secre aryshp at War to
Mr. Grant This. at least Is the most generally talk
ed of arrangements Bull
1t is stated that Sir James Scarlet, the Attorney
General of England VIII no, take his seat in Para-
ment, but that Chief Baron Alexander, viii retire to
make room for him on the Bench
q meeting has been held in Belfast to alleviate
the distressed situation CT the Cotton Weavers of
(hat city.
In the manufacturing towns in England the
working classes are generally employed, but the pay
will scarcely enable them support their families.
phe troubles III Holland have slacEened the demand
Tor Manchester goods.
The Trade in Huddersfed continued TO be good
Phe demand for wooen goods exceeded the supply
IN the fancy districts around In Hnddersfield 800
men were out of employ partly Il consequence OF
the introduction OF "a superior sort OF goods from
Bradford
The Inverness Courier states that the harvest was
becoming general The crop was more than an aver
age one--pora toes good--turnips have failed
PUNISHMENT OF DEATH IN FRANCE.
! PARIS, Oct. g. Public attention is much reused
IN Paris to-day. account of important debate
that took place last night, in the Chamber of Depu-
ties. respecting the total and immediate abolition of
\ capital punishment This question originated in a
motion of NJ de Tracy. The motion was sent TO a
Special Commte The opinion ofthe Committee
was that the motion ought pass; but that the Ges
ton had many bearings, that the decision Of tie
House ought TO be postponed till next session. The
debate took place yesterday. a most remarkable
speech was delivered by NJ Keratry, q man of firm.
ho'eS' N'iu' 1hu one ol our pest writer's lie pro-
posed, an amendment, tina The House should adj
! dress the Crown, in order to obtain from the KING
the proposition of law abolishing the pain of dcaih
for great many offences, and especially for all DO
htical crimes. He was supported by Gen. LAFAYETTE
NJ GIrod de l. Ain, Project dc Police of Pa ris in
sisted on total abolition, on the ground of his Der
sonal knowledge, (having been 90 years 1naois-
trate} of the inetticacy Of the punishment ofdeath.
'phc Eouse admitted, however, III. Keratrys amend
mcnt, and an address agreed upon The dccis
ion on the motion divided the House in the propor
ton of 229 against 81
+ The number of barbados erected at Paris dnrinq
the three days July amounts 4055 the number
OF flag stones removed TO 1874 600 The reoairinp
! has cost 100000 francs.
! Some disturbances have broken out at Beaupreau
Department Of the Maine and Loire upon the sale
! OF corn The Kings Procureur has required rein
torcencnt OF troops Order has since been restored
! A Courie arrived yesterday with dispatches for
the Swedish Ambassador. containing the answer of
the King of Sweden to the King of the Ffcuch. am