Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-23

Ministry. The Consrit.tronnc!, winch only waited
TO hear the explanation IN order ~ pronounce us
Judgment, is dissatisfied 1t cali. upon France
10 ,cntch HE denuncirtioas If ~ Llciveiic
The Courier, the National. the Journal du Com
m"rce. LA france Nouvcllc, and La Tribune. con-
sdcr 1t a fundamental error to have supposed that
the revolution of July an act purely defensive;
all thcSs Journals dcc,rc against the interpret at ION
gwen by the Ministry TO the principle OF non inter
vcn;iun.
! The Temps and the Journal Lss Debats are the
only TWO ranged the side OF the new N.n,stf,:
the ore discovers IN the Ministerial communication
irankncss which augurs well for the future; accor
ding 10 the other the prcscn; holders OF power have
spoken proper and hrn language, which will be well
coined with avdliy by the entire OF France"
/ The Temps, the Ministers own journal, says:--
( The poicv of Government is distinguished BY
unity and responsibility of Ministers which last is
I the most saIutaTy guarantee OF our inStitu,ous-by
strict obedience of subalicrns, another principle 10
dIspensable for Administrative order and public conf
dence-by Parliamentary influence within tho bounds
prescribed by tho Charter joined 10 the future ndis
pcnsable guarantee of general re election, which
sill produce the dciiuI:vs construction Of the Peer
aSc-by the re est IbiShment OF order. as that alone
can liberty and peace not al all costs
rs sone have dared Ia imagine, but peace founded
upon the principles OF ancient rlnrv and in fine
by pursuing the principles of the July revolutions re-
storing II To its real character which is that of l,ra
ny md nationaty--arc equality distant from Propa
Sdndism abroad. anarchy home: and, appca Ing
10 all good citizens to JON their etfrts to those of
The Ministry and IN bringing about the very measure
which they consider for the general benefit"
| The Courier Ftancais says" unndblls have been
circulated and even posted up the walls 10 invite
the citizens workmrn, National Guards To NEE, oil
Sunday, the 9th March at the Fountain of Tho Ele.
phan', without arms, 70 carry Nlpolcon', statue 10
the place Hcudome as II l. impossible that the 10
lice Is not acquainted WI II tits crcurnsia i,ce and
that 1t has taken no step to prevent 1t. we think 1T
prudcn' to caution the people ag1ins those provnca
tons"
In au.i-D,,ir-r of, y -, u.
26h ut the gar l>on OF hat city nad been reinforced
by corps OF artillery and four regiments Of cavalry
one third OF the entire of the Nafipnul Yards of
Paris and OF the first battalion Of each l-gon were
TO be reviewed Oh Sunday the Goth. by which means
10000 men, in addition the roops of the line who
amount 10 at least 2o00D would be within the walls
An equal number sa'ioncd within four 10 r,,.s
0t Paris at Versailles, St Denis, st. GermainS &c
The extent OF these precautio SAYS ic corrrspan-
dent OF the Morning Herald, proves the gravity
with which the menaccd danger is viewed bv .ne ro.
verlmcnt. That they VIII have prevent cd tho rnsdl.
t1ted revolt there Is reason TO believe; but under
stand that they nil relax in the 81 Oh est deurcc
It's precautionary measures until the trials Of the per-
sons charged with reasonable practices, shall have
terminated. An attempt al revolution, however he
cons dcrs out Of the qu,stion
The annexed pregnant commentary upon the pre-
sent aspect OF aiilrs Ill France Is from the London
Globe of March %.
The state OF the capital cannot be mistaken. We
nave reason 10 know that movements taking To
create re action, and that it is highly probable ere
long CONFUSION will break forth which NAV involve
france IN difficulties, which a. present ar, unforn-
seen Our correspondents have from time 10 time
prepired us for state of things and i. IS i'm
possible TO avoid seeing thu: parties are at work to
accomplish Oh object which cannot be mistnian
How stands the present Government of France?
The French have u King who, TIL litey, was con
Stanty ratcrning with the people, and endca YOUR
ing 10 win heir favour. On sudden he, as It were
secludeS himself! and, Il the previous policy adoo
~ ua n r,,,lc, -
pcdcnt TO change the peoples Ministers and Lafay
cite and LATTE retire. To them succeed some Of
the Ministers OF the cXlied King, men, Of COURSE not
over disposed to irdcTnZc-and If attachments be
really worth any thing may be supposed well inclined
to the old dynasty Intrigue III France progresses
and however much the Ugh, ofrevouii,n NAV dazzle
the weak. aud speed the vicious, trarCuv and good
order are the best safeguards for S'afc. We un.
derstand that very powerful party are n,w active
in France IN favour CT the old Regrrc and the con.
duct o! the King o. the French. and the return 10
power Of certain of the friends Of the OK King would
ccem 20 SANCTION the statement. At iea-t we do
know that certain movements are max No. h1vlnr
Interior objects in view, wnich Canno; % mistaken
France best knew her power while IN Tranquility m
concerning those alliances INTO winch she had .nt, red
with other Powers, and mol h No m the present
relations OF that country with those Powers 10 induce
suspcion that indirectly there is not leaning TO-
wards the old Regime. We believe that what wa
are now stating IS pretty near Act that in France
measures taking to favour the ex!lcd for wba,
Interior purpose We % not say but conjecture NAV
easily divine. the Duchess dc BerTi who Is far r.
moved from the sc"nc of action, rs yet most inter-
cs.cd IN what IS passing on account OF her son We
know that h'r ilghncss - much inli;posad-at least
It IL 81 alleged and IS advised II try the waters
Of Bath, whittier she IS going. Her fEighness viii
ofcour5c be o much nearer France than II sh. were
10 remain N Scotland We arc not NJ liberty tn 50
more az present, bat If any rc-aclon should take
place II will not be inrgriCD that We nj lnas Iva
not been urmindu Of The state Ct parties. and ,lot
IN more instances than one we havr gwen cirrnce
OF movements ab.ut 20 axe place, "hich subsequent
events have sanctioned.
BELGIUM
The appointment ofthe DIc SAKE W,cmar fhe SANG who
travelled IN THIS country few years nc. as Governor o(thc
Ouofy Of LuSemboursh ha1 alrady been announced e A.
mns The government" the Duke issued p',c!snstieu winch
concludes ~ tbese
The rights Of the Royal Family with resrrc IN this com.
ny, and also rs relations with the German COME eatigu
cen recognized and nnndncd 10y the conference Of London
II depends upon The Aug 10 establish his authority by the
assistance and stcrgn NJ the Confederation nc has bn,ycy
e. Preferred allowing you time to your ai lncc be-.
lore e en1 hN ~ upon this country the evil & benz yccu
i. tl.