Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-17
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hetcd Tor BordcGux papers to the 29th March inciu-
S'v", containing late adviccs from Spain.
the news is of considerable Importance, tends
Z" confirm the upprchenSions previously entertained
al approaching war between France and Austria
Correspondence Of the Journal Of Co,u,ncrcr.
UivRg I'd April, 1871.
Adviccs from Paris up last evening state, that the
French per cent, stock fell yesterday below d.; and
That tho Regent Of Belgium has been compelled TO
e" violent measures in putting down the abblc at Br7is
sells, by firing upon them.
PARIS. March 3l-Fic fall which las taken place to-
day in the funds irighully rapid Tho ) per cents,
which left Off yesterday at 7Sf 60, have fallen 10 T5f
o. have fallen to i5f so. The decline is attribu-
ted TO the march of the Pussans and the troops OF the
Gctmanic confederation upon the Duchy OF Luxembourg
and TO tho troubles coming Bel GUM.
From the commencement of this week the opinion
that is approaching has been generally entertained
GIN the exchange there is LONGER any doubt
Considerable bets have been made that within fifteen
days il will IavC commenced
General Sebastian niancstS constantly strong de-
sire 70 quiet the ministry his health much impaired
but II seems that all the ministers of the present cubinc
arc pledged i'll honor TO remain together retire to-
gcthcr.
News has been received today from Turin. The
bcalth OF the Hing Of Piedmont is very bad; his death
Is expected every nlemcrt His successor Prince ca
rgnan, in despite of Austria will be much disposed 10
unite with France III case of war.
The only good news is, that the English Ambassador
has signed and earnestly supported hi. renonsrlnce
the Austrian government.
Bulletin of the EXCHANGE April Ist.-yVc know not
how to explain the panic which has seized the spccula
tors There is nothing this moment which could ar
rest the fall 1t Is panic of witch there is no example
Ii the enemy ut the gates of Paris there would
not be more agitation. seems that the companies of
bankers who propose 20 subscribe for the loan break
down the market by continual sales 1t seems that of
all funds offered il market, il is our own which
have the credit &c least sodity. This others have dc
clined but little and the Royal loan of Spain has ad
Vanccd PER cent.
H,IRE, April 1-(Privatc correspondent cp from Paris
Letters have been received here to-day from ITALY, which
makes us acquainted with the acts of the Aus
trans after their entrance into Italy. All the Chiefs of
the Provisional Government taken, were Immediately
thrown into dungeons and delivered the military
Commissions Numerous executions have taken place
When Ambassador at Turin, NJ. de Barante was in
formed of the entry OF the Austrans into Boona he
forthwith wrote to the commanding officer of the army
That unless he should Immediately retreat, the Ireuch
government would regard the occupation as an act of
hostility The General replied, that he had been exc
cutting the orders OF his government and that he should
not retire without having received new orders to that
effect. $500
1t is said to-day that the French government has sio
niied its ultmaun this effect, TO the Cabinet of VI
emma The courier who is carry it. is to leave here
on Monday morning, 4th April. In the mean time
troops arc proceeding by forced marches the frontier
Of the Alps and Marshal Gerard, who is 20 take com
nard OF the army which is to operate this point has
made every preparation for his departure.
" are waiting with impatcncc for news from Vienna
p TO the present moment, the Austrian Ambassador at
iarS Count dAppony, has not given any explanations;
passing ut Bologna
the project of amnesty for those accused OF the
ralmhlcan plot conplot repubcan sheen abandoned.
Fron, GGlignG1rS Messenger
IL Cassinlr Perier," says the Tribune s.vsInp TO
make display OF force Ill foreign policy, has address
cd note TO Count d'Appony the Austrian Ambassador
demanding explanations to the occupation of BoloGna
by the Austrian troops and this time has said very seri
ousty that France could consent. The Ambassador
replied that the occupation of Bologna had been conccr
Lea between Plssfs Russia, England, and Austria; and
that the austrian Government was resolved to sie
rebellion wherever il raigit break out"
The Journal dcs Dcbas has the following, upon the
nj iss Inf1r
Anstria:-"l'hc declaration made TO the Chamber of
deputies on Monday Ivy the President of the Council Is
complete and noble answer 30 the party who since his
entrance INTO Office have accused him of being deter
mined on peace, cost what may Since the glorious
part VIZ acted in The affair." Of Belgium this the first
occasion on which foreign Intervention could be niuri
Gus either TO the honor or interests of Francp WeII
NJ Casinr Fcrricr dors not hesitate to demand cxnlo
atons, which supported by army of 500 600 men,
cannot fail to be honorable the PARTY who calls FOR
,eil there are persons who conceive that it would be
hcttcr to open negotiations the lannon's mouth Thc
no doubt that it is sufficiently TO the honour
OIL france TO cause Bologna to he evacuated by mere
note of threats. they susceptible on this point
that they wish cartel be ut once delivered and the
G%Rlanltlon to come afterwards but wise Government
tnIy aware OF ITS great responsibility first sends threats
aud then follows them up by marching rermcnts Re-,
adopting this method it secures the ADVANTAGE Of ma
KING IT'S quarrel just, and gains and humanity on
us sidc which as all know from experience neither
SPOTS a GOOD cause, nor dumps the enthusiasm of n ma
Ion 1t 1t be not founded folly, or the Fictitious re-
SUN OF system OF terror THE entrance of the Aus
9" I+lropc In demanding from Austria an explanation
o" INC fragrant intervention France has takc, the lead
o. inc Other Cabinets Iohavc no interest we conceive
i'll that powers assumption of the right of Propacnnda
IN Italy which, in fact belongs to no one and which i
not less odous under the flag of Liberty than under that
OF DeSPotlsm. The explanations must be candid and
distinct and delivered without delay; for though it NAV
yet have become cause for it point of honour
and NJ Casmir Pcrier has promised us TO obtain satisc
ton.-Let us wait for and rely, in order to form
Judgment of tho part that France ought to play upon
inIsY who have declared themselves boldly to lie tho
i%ous defenders oher interests and the wise but proud
guardians Of her power"
The Courier Francois says upon lie subject
Hitherto the Government has existed by Illusions but
~ length i aseIncs decided character The Dcclara
zion made on Monday by the President OF the Council
o7g!lt not TO be misconccivcd With whatever pre-
tons il may have been surrounded with whatever quail
catl"n it may have been attended il breathcd war II
has been known for whole month that Austria had re-
solved 10 interfere, and preferred taking the chance of
wax with France rather than suffer revolution to spread
yer Italy. Consequently, in opposition to all the re-
nolistTdnccs, The Austrars have entered Bologna
declaration distinct followed by actions leaves no
DOM for doubt We Uuat not therefore deceive our
olives TO the actual state of affairs France is on the
'oint OF entering upon against Austria We must
4 the Same time longer imagine that affairs in the
ctEerlands Will leave us lOnr at peace with Prussia