Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-23
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEB. .. 1881.
" The Northern Mail got in after o clocl; last
evening, (it due md day. and brought on all
the papers due. They very barren, being chiefly
filled with the * Corrcspondence,' which we con
cude in this paper. We give below all the ltcn!e
wo find of any interest.
FRANCE The packet ship Henry ". At NV
York from uavfe, brings Paris papers TO the 5Ist
December, inclusive. The following items fur
nished III the Mercantile Advertiser and Courier
From Les ComInuRcS of 3lst, we learn It on
the eth of that month, that Nicholas received the
first dispatches, announcing the revolution IN War
saw he spoke of the numerous benefits which he
had heuped upon Poland, since the establishment
of that kingdom, OF the horrd lngra'itudc of that
people by their deeds he sworc that he never would
sheath his sword till the last rebellous Pole was
punished. Two corps OF the army and part OF the
National Guard. had rccercd order: TO march Pu-
land, and Nicholas announced, that he would place
himself in person at their head.
The Emperor, adds another paragraph, had set ont
towards Warsaw.
1t is SAID that the Emperor has addressed note
to the European Courts, in which he says, {" the
Emperor will never treat with hi rebels" 1t is ad
ded, that he Will receive no Polish dcpuaton, and
listen to no propositions.
Letters from Warsaw of the I5'h December
state that the Poles are about to publish manifesto
The demands they make 1t said, that the Poles,
through their Representatives shall themselves
on the public taxes
That the deliberations of the Diet shall be free and
published.
That the liberty of the Press shall be established
That no Russian soldier shall b. stationed III their
kingdom.
These conditions tic Poles Will submit to Russia
and if granted, they will continue their allegiance.
IL is stated. as certain, that tn, cholera noEbI5 had
extended 20 Warsaw, and spread great conscrnatlon
IN that city.
In the debate in the French Chamber of Deputies
on the 3Oth December, the Minister Of Foreign Affairs
7s,trL t,t tf,,a
difficulties have arisen relative to the opening OF tie
ScheL,. France will never abandon questions OF
this nature. rnc freedom oflhc navigation OF rivers
is OF the principles she Processes These principles
she will take care To make respected Two Commits
sioRers had been appointed the part o Brauant to
attend the conferences in London, where, however,
the Independence of Belgium has already been JEFF
nvey settled, and the negotiations still pending pro
lablv relate to points of importance and to the
nomination of a future Sovereign. Some skIrm shes
had taken place on the trontIer- nf Dutcr Fan lars
between the Duch troops and those OF Br'bsnt, but
they appear of Gttlc consequence, except "a showing
the had feeling which exists bet weCn the two nations,
TIE present FroucE ministry seem, a. all events
determined To avoid a wa. The declaration of the
President uf the CUurcil N. Laittc, IN the Chamb' :
Of Deau.;cs, on the 3o.h Dac very conclusive
on this point. France (he says entertained 10 idea
ofconqucst but devoted her attention TO her internal
tranquility and prosperity II ihIS Wer" not TIE o.
pinon i Franco, she would not -C worthy Of a good
government (Chcers.)
We have already published account OF some
revolutionary movements, ~ the Paph territories
which tn following seems Ia confirm. The chan
mel through which II cJra'S, - hos rather CIR
Cuitous.
"The followingis extracted from Msrseillcs paper
rwo letters which have Just reached from Le ghorf
state that the commotIOn which has broken QUE al
Rome is real revolution. The people have taScr
possession Of fort 81. Angelo, proclaimed the liberty
and independence Of all Italy, and have hoisted the
three colors Of the Italian Republic letter from
Genoa announces, that at the demand Of the people
the prisoners for political offences, who were conne,
in great numbers in that town, have BEEN set liberty
correspondence Of the Journal Of Commerce
HSvRE, Jan. 1t. 1881
Bushes continues dul, and there docs not presen
seem TO exist any immediate prospect Of Improvement
Cotton has been inquired for, and the tr1nsac
tons during the last ten days. though unimporant,
extensive than they have been for time
Holders have met buyers freely, aud prices rahc
lower POtashes remain IN very unsettled state
and in cunscqu of parcels having been pres
sod upon the market, prices have given way; the las
sale is lot ct so brs. 1t 3Sf. There are no seller
at this price, which however IS not freely offered
Pearls totally neglected. American Flour IS YER
dull sale, and prices almost nominal.
Letters from Marscles, received by tho late arri
yals mention that the price Of Wines had risen con
sderably, ~ consrqu, Of the short vintage; an,
that the usual quantity would not be sent 10 the U
ted States the ensuing
IlAVRE MARKET on the LIST of January re-
manned IN very heavy state; great want Of COO
ddcucc existed among oil traders.
W. SuGuRrR, Minister Of France to the U States
nus lady. family and suite. are passenger, ~ the sh
henry " aIUFcd here yesterday from Have.
n. +. .hSY. lido.
David and james Brown bo,c Jcou arrested o.
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