Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-04-07
FOREIGN.
REvol.UrioS IN ITALY,
From the y ~ York american az sa,url

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There has bccn an Msurrec.ion az
fhe Ducty IF Modena ia Haiy, which
j, thus noticed in the private cores
p"ndence, of the Iavrc Journal:-"An
in.urrec ton beyond The Alps has real
" broken out. bursting forth on the
ss,n- day in Reggie, Bologna and Mo-
dena. The account has been received
BY the Telegraph at Lyons. To the
details given by the Jsssrid! DIES de-
bats of this morning. (Which unfortu
pately Ne have not received. Nc think
proper to add, th,t il is entirriy n re.
publican movement, and that very PRO
badly the Dixie Of Wode',a. the on.
" sovereign who -efu>cd tn acknow
lelge our rr,o'a,ion ofJuly, was killed
In the tnmul,."
According Ia the reports in circula
ton. the t"np> and citizens were en-
gagged together, but the troops had the
ad. antage.
The Deputies ofthe Belgian Congress.
had had a solemn audience with Louis
Philip. and read Ia him the proceedings
of the National Congress altering the
Crown of Belgium To his son the Duk e
de S-mours. The answer WAS. IL is
said. refusal, accompanied, hewever.
with very Hattering excuses. A new
arrangements hy which the Prince
Charles Of Naples should receive thi.
Crown u spoken of, in which Gaze he
would marry the Princess MARY, dau.h.
ter &c Louis Philip. This Prince is n
nephew of the King Of the French.
The Polish Diet, by a vote Of 80 Ia
Is. had placed the Executive Pow
er in a commission Of FIVE members,
composed Of .7ddm Csarforouski. Presi
dent: Timcenf !Mewowshi. Tn. Jkornus
Ii. Stan. Bozsykonski aud Joachim Le-
ifrei. The Ne,o Poland, newspaper.
complains that one oni Y Of these had a
part in the late Revolution.
The intelligence from Vienna is.
thar every thing 10 that capital Is or
the footing Of war, especially asains,
Poland. which is threatened with in.
va,ion at once from Russia, Austria
and Prussia. Prince Mctt-rnich is in
close connexion with the Dnke of Mon.
thel. who, however, is watched closet
by Marshall Naison.
On the other hand, the news from
Constantinople bv the way of Maple,
Is. that the Grand Turk means to TAX G
advantage Of the embarrassments oil
the Russians to withdraw from com.
plyIng with the late treaty. The
greater part Of the Pachas Of Asia are
. ordered TO be ready for service in MAY.
The greatest activity prevails in the
D'van. Agas have been sent on mission
to Albania. Ser,ia, and Bosnia: finally
the Sultan, it is said, il endvavoripc
10 induce the Persians To act, SO as "a
give employment to the Russians on
The frontier.
Cardinal CapeIIari had been elect.
cd Pope.
A private letter from Madrid. ol
the ist of February, states than the
Spanish Government has been driven
to hostile measures by the intrigues oi
the apost"!ical party. All the provin
cial regiments, AZ in number, were
put under arms.
bNtrart oi "A letter from an American Gentleman,
dated LONDON, PIN. 5. 1881.
''The last adyices from the Cont.
nent Indicate terrible conflict be
tween the principles of repubIicanisn
and the power Of Kings. A war ia
me appears ine,itablc. and what " III
DC tive result. God only knows.
Happy, indeed. IN your situation
IN the Western World. Your dis
lance from the theatre of war secure.
To you peace. and YOU will no doub,
be- enabled 10 reap rich harvest from
the commercial field tina, must open 10
you.
" The capitalists Of Europe are
harmed at the prospect before US, and
deposltes TO an immense amount NJ e
placed az the disposal of the Bank Of
the nited states, subjecJ TO their drafts;
and speculation is fruitful here as to
the ansount Of money that will be trans
ferred to the United States in this
w4y. This, together with the high
price your produce will command. must
make the prosperity of our country
ccrtsin. The great bankers here at.
tribnted the immense amounts Of spe
Gle going to the T.. y. 10 the confidence
placed IN the T.. $. Bank, which con.
hdenee IS now certainly greater than
IN the Bank of England.
"There is an order from the Admi
ralty to equip fourteen sail Of the
ilne that are now in ordinary; and !
think old England will be party a.
the Continental conflict.
90 think there - no doubt the al d.
di'ional duty of "a. per ID. on Cotton
viii take place. which scriousiv re.
gret. as u bears very hard on the SOU
ihern planters. who nov are receiv
ing price quite zoo low for this I'm
p"r'ant article ~ the commerce Of Out
country"
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