Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-07

The satisfactory intelligence has been received
that the inhabitants of the city of Go,tpgen have
recognized their errof-have opened their gates to
the troops Of their king and sovereign and have sub
mitted to his mercy.
Not SINGLE shot WAS fred. The blood of citizens
hos n,t been shed The work of insurrection, com.
mcnced by evil disposed persons and infatuated men.
has thus been happily destroyed, and Gottingen will
henceforth be sgain the scat Of tranquility &'ordor"
PANS, Jan. o. 81
I'm all tha, is now doing, there is but ono thing
THAI IS really serous-thc preparai ions making with
much activity, ardor, and skill, by Marshal Sout.
The last three months have beea occupied by the rest
of the ministry in discussing with more less anger
questions which war alone could solve. OF oil who
have stopd up 10 France that they had the pos.
tive assurance Of peace, no ono of them believed
single word Of what they themselves said while
Ministry in which there were men of undoubted tai
ent was parsyscd BY its forebodings Of war, which
II could not avow. This is time to fdire kes df-
fatres or to be deciding questions of government.-
That is the reason why every attempt administer
frame laws hitherto has been pitful and finally
failed.
doing; and the ambitious have excited the ridi
eue OF Others The preparations for war arc there
fore, the only serious and positive object This is so
true that the lsbors of Marshal Soult have escaped
every party discussion, being considered thing of
incontestble Importance and rhe only object tending
TO useful and certain result. At no time has it
been in the power Of any Government to stop the pro
noes Of events. The necessary Nprk will always
Thus have our forsigs relations been carried on ia
direct opposition with events and France is indir-
nant at 1t: but the reul direction followed by the
minister OF War, who has taken the only clear, esry
and patriotic course.
IL would have been desirable that the general con-
duct OF Government, instead of being sort of pro.
test against the warlike tendency Of events should
have boon with moro reference TIM: great necess-
~. Many differences of opinion that now exist, and
are unruy and announcement, would not have burs,
forth, and those who cry "War to the counter revo.
luton! War to the sitting prime pies of l8I4,'
wooid have united against the foreign and internal cn
epies the men who brought about the revolution
| of July"
ENGLAND
The Money Market has been very steady to day
but 1t IS said considerable quantity of Stock has
occn disposed OF. Prices have been maintained md
the variations have not amounted to more than an
eigth per cent Consols for the Account opened this
morning at cit, afterwards fell TO OIL O. and final
~ LEFT OH at 81 10 Ia They quoted at the same
Plices LOT money: The heavy Stocks have varied
but little. The Fours are at osf and the new Three
and Hall per Cents at 80 8; and these are the
only prices quoted Exchequer Bills closed a, 49, and
India Bonds at l6.
BAYONNE, Jan. IS.
The military arnaments at Bayonnc con,inu.
There rs company Of artillery in the citadel-cvety
BODY here is persuaded that we shall have war in
the spring.
SWITZERLAND.
BAsLE, Jan. 15.-The Taste sor,ic Of on, ,-oo,s
was crowned with complete success. They rajncd
possession OF the village OF Alcchwyl and brought
the peasantry To submission, who beaten AMI dlspcr-
sed. were returning TO their bones
EfcHsTA DIT, Jan, ta.-The night before Ioe, no,
Royal Highness the Duchess OF Lcuchr anbe,v 70
celved courier from Brussels, mud Immediately scni
oil an estnete with d'spa,chc for her son. the Duke
Augnste, who was then at hnspach. He arrived him
self the next day, at O'Clock audit wns rnner,IIr
reported ihro the town that he had been
hing OF the Netherlands. The information obtained
Today rom The Palace states that the courier mere
~ came TO know would tho Duke accept the Crown
If offered bin by the majority of ,bc C,or
Gress! The young Prince is sad 10 have rcplicd
that he was much affected by proposition so homo
rabie TO him; that he had neither sought nor eSrcc
ted II; but that If the Belgians were unanimous in
rendering HIM the Crown, he would accent i, viii
the consent OF his mother. The Belgian courier
was sent back the same evening. The Duke of
Leuchtenbery is TO return Sunday TO join his te-
siment at Anspach.
POLAND
Among the many signs of public en,husiasrn for
liberty IN Warsaw, notice one which is of n ycry
gratifying character. The Jews have TO, ONLY con-
trouted with great hberality to the fund raised by
the PATRIOTS bot they have started newspaper IN
the jewish language, in which the cause of freedom
Ia warmly advocated The second number of THIS
paper, which is called the Isrriia Pol.ki, dated
december 30, IS now before us. II states that the
utmost confidence Is placed in The Dictator and that
a classes are enthusiastic in The cause of freedom
Amongst the news paragraphs, It announces tina, n
new corps OF 24oO infantry and cavalry 10 be called
the "ChIdren Of Wnrsaw," hus been raised md
that The AdJutant Of the Dictator has left Warsaw
with dispatches for st. Petersburg. The co.opcra-
ton OF the Jews with the Polish patriots of differ ent
creed 10 not confined tn contributions Of money and
attempts 10 excite general feeling in their favor
there are in the Polish army about 1000 Jewish cav
airy who are said to be equal appearance apd dis
ciplne to any troops in Europe
The news Of the Polish revolution was received \,
Constantinope on the 18th of December, and great
Joy was expressed there on the occasion.
The National Council is already making prcpara-
tions Tor the opening Of the Diet. Our papers say
that the budget for the year will be shortly
lad before the Dictator. The expenses of the war
are estimated atone hundred millions Of forms
49, Prom the journal de Paris
we e1rn mat General Clause has arrived M hlarse,les
ana now al the LaLaretto IL Iad that he will be appon
,e" Ionmanden Chief OF camp of 100000 nen which is
70 he formed on the frontiers OF Savoy
hhH Jan 2l-Ihe return Of the troops Of the armg Of
hea bns TO he carried nto execution, snd only four eqi
nsnis WI remain 10 the colony Oran has been entirely
evacuated by the brigade Of Ds,o,.,o,,
sent TO that place. $500 ' Nv"
7EtrooL Jan 2G-Ofihe passengers and crews Of On ve
sWineh iouDdeFed between plymouth aud the Lands End
sunL he late dreadful storm, only and one bow have