Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-23
CHE GoMstifiitionIl 1I!DI0.
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rurn the New York Commercial Advertiser OF Tuesday
nNE nay IArTR ERDM ENGI.ANN.

GREAL BaIrAN.-Tne Globe 81 III, evening Of
the 23d, says there reason TO believe that, aAcr
the transaction OF some special business III par'ia
msat that evening, The Parllamcn; would b. issol-
vcl. This strikes beng rather Improbable,
sircc, nowiths andrc the uIragrc ma .y by which
the Reform Bill ordered to Its second reading,
tho Ministry had announced their determination tn
brng { its Third reading 'iIc l.h of April Il
- ouss5ls h,w YER, tai "a he OF the SD,
the Ministers found themselves weak as 10 render
app al 10 the people advisable
u .as not : Il Minis cr'al triumph" bat rather
almost defeat
FaA>cx Tho annexed paragraph is copied from
the PARIS correspondent 90. p. q )of tho Morn
ing Chronicle. The date of tho letter is March
iG:-Spcakirr Of the Ministerial determination OF
non. Intervention, the writer sars--
s'nut will France allow this? No, she Will not;
and now yon may be sure that tho revolution has not
terminated.
"Of the domestic policy of the Ministry, | have
not time speak. II consists in Parliamentary d.
visons-liws against mobS-and acts of oppression
against the press Alas alas! we mast bcgii again
and the next tinr shall not b. made Gupcs The
pHope trusted ia August, but their eyes are %.
lened and they find themselves naked Never mind,
DO not despair The cause Is not vat lost --LIbcr
ty is Of too great value TO be easily Obtained
but though pnrchas"i dearly, we shall eventually
possess it,
BKLGIuM.-A private letter from Brussels of the
2li March, states that the intelligent portion of
the Belgian ministry has resigned The friends Of
the Prince rf Orange were increasing.
1TALy.-An off-ia proclamation from Rome an
nounces the arrival of three columns Of Austrian
troops, by forced marches, into the interior of the
Italian states
SrAIN.-Iivery thing was in state of tranquility
utCadiz, the 10th March Thc;insurrect loniss
had been defeated, Ond the prisoners shot ,ithnu,
mercy.
iREL, A large mcrcan lie firm had facd in
Dublin. The partners raised all the money they
could, and absccuicd. Names not gven.
POLAND.--Thu Lpndoa CrG.i.r OF the 2.2d,
h1y,
saw, March 10 which, if true, is muc, more favor
ab, To the VI The Poles, than the brief note
upon u" san surj"ct published n this paper last
evening"
81 inform yon that Gen. Dwcrnki has again gained
victory over Gen. Kreutz, Lu5ln, and has
taken four cannon; he passed through Lubn. where
lie was hailed with dempnstrations of low and pro-
ceeded onward to Volhynia. There is a report and
1t is almost certain that there rcvunt ION in the
Urkrnine, Vulhyr,s, rodoa, and Lithuania which it
is most probable. as The whole of The Russian army
which was a. Gre show, close by Prague, have a,rc
trea'e suddenly towards nc frontiers; this is fact
for the calvary the day before Yesterday followed
them AID last night the remaining infantry, and The
morr cohv Ming proof that 1t was n sudden re
treat - that Charles - yesterday at Greo.
how, AID dsmounted caunon and one caisson
that they had left full of cartridges the axctrec be-
ing broke, besides gn, bread, and dough- from which
they were gong 10 make bread | think II will be
with difficulty the Russians will ever return TO War.
saw; the fortica"nS arc being very much strength
ened, and every preparation is being made detc cd
the town."
FAMINE IN L-eiand.-A distressing famine, which
threatens 10 be attended with appalling consequent
c's, has commenced IN sons parts of Ireland In
some plices he p'asaniry have been suffering for
food since Christmas and II belle; Ell from The eX-
listing pressure, that thousands OF people " III soon
die OF starvation LISTERS from Clsrcymnn and 9th
ess from Iauin WestP 1rt, Conemara, Mayor, and
other places. aireaiy give frighlfi pictures Of the
prevailing distress Il letter from the Rev Mr.
Burke, of Roam, says: 'Thc tear actually prevents
me from describing the misery and wretchadncss of
some poor people. God help them, and siren thcn
me TO bear mp against such scenes without having
the means Of affrdng relief"
Public sympathy becoming Gszplv awakened
upon The subject, aud q meeting was % be held in
London, the 2ith OF March 10 rai.c subscriptions
for the relief OF the sufferers Its believed that the
distress will exceed that Of 1879 ar!si7r from The
same cause. Thsss dls'rcsso5 had been brought be-
fore Parliament Those particularly in the ncIrhbor-
hood Of ErriS, having Jrcn pressed on the Govern-
meht, on the presentation Of petitions, and the Min
1Stcrs urged TO adopt measures Of relief Lord
Althrop replied that the calamity was under the
most earnest considerations bui that i. was oycced-
IngIy difficult to determine what sort of relief could
be afforded. Several Members the nurgcd hat 70.
Inedy for the distress OF md would her than
dclusiye without the establishment Of q permanent
provision for To-: r.f Of nc pOn On tg,r prirclc ol
the Poor Laws "i nug!and.
FRENCH AFFAIRS.
PdTIs pI?rfS t. Ito ~ n ut. were received 10
ii
had at lcns mad, Ih",r eHp Sc 80 the Chaiubrr ri
Deputies. Their policy. declared, is dccldrdly
pacific The following summary Of this document
is given in tue Messenger dos Chambers
"At length the ex,.anatlons have arrived. ,icY
have for object to destroy all uncertainty, and To
give more decided character to the Government.
The president Of the Council claims IN the first
place, from all the agents Of power, unrestricted
concurrence for the devoopement of the institutions
comprised in The Charter of 1890 and at the same
time he calls uNon oil good cltnrns TO rallv under
the banners oi'hc Government ITo doe, not give
UP the idea of dissolution, for he states Ia the Cham
b'r tGHt tie .".slatve questions not vet decided
w'I bo 50 BY tie Assembly, winch is ubonr to 70.
pace IL ani, whist Irsis''dg the necessity of
depressing LHnulunus movements he rcat.-:.7' Tho
dingsr OF sGca agitat'ons duiing the ayptolcgin,
elections Will icspcct 10 iorc!.1 police lie Sim.
Gsior s't'c6 That the principle Of non-inervcntlon
VIII be mintIlncd; bat this IS Interpreted IN such
wsy that 80 rot to carry orr arms where tho
principle IL n5' respected, or list, says tire Minis
ter, would be- intervention However. Sc are IL