Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-09

From the ~ Y: Commercial Advertiser of June a.
ONE DAY LATER FROM ENGLAND.-Capt.
Hebbard, OF the packet ship Hannibal, brought SIN
gle copy Of the London Times of May Cd, being one
day later from England, for the perusal of which
we are indebted to the Editors of the Journal of Com
lnerce
The dates from Paris nre no later that the e9th Of
OF April Our papers from the French capital direct have
been two days later, viz of May 1st The leading edi
torlai article of the Times commences thus--ssThe
cause of reform prospers beyond the most sangune an
tlcipations of tho ardent reformers week has
not yet elapsed since the election began already we
can count victories than sufficient to assure us of
ultimate triumph
1t is denied by the Times that the Ministers forbade
the police to Interfere with the mob who broke tho win
dows and houses of those who would not illuminate in
honor OF the Propagation.
The funeral rites of the Duchess of Wellington,
took place on the LIST Of May Lord marlborough was
chief mourner.
Brussels papers of the 10Th April had reached Lon
uoh. no military movements indicated apprehen-
son or rather perhaps DESIRE for hostilities with
Holland There had been some disturbances at An.
twerP caused by the conduct of Is 1000 volunteers
who insisted on being quarered upon the citizens
stead of going into the barracks.
Count l.. j. dc Robisno de Borsbuck has assailed
the choice of the Prince of SAKE Coburg as King of
Belgium, because he is an hereto. Protestant.]
Tho king of Prussia has granted to the provinces con.
qucred In 1915, the municipal franchises as arr
enjoyed by the subjects of Old Prussia.
Inc Times publishes several paragraphs of continen-
tai news, noticing the frequent and rapid movement of
couricrs, calculated to induce beleftha an attempt
10 mediate the affairs of the Poles and Russia u.s. is
actually makingbut adds that the Autoerat will refuse
the offer.
The Augsburgh Gazette of April 10. speaking Of
the Polish War, says "reat we're to be expec
ted IN about week While, by the advice of the Gene
rsslo the Diet is considering of the revocation of the
decree by which the Polish throne declared vacant
thus showing itself disposed to acknowledge the Epe
ror OF Russia as King of Poland the army is preparing
to fight decisive battle.n
The Times reviews the pamphlet which has Just been
published by NJ. Montbel one of the Minister'S Of
Chares Il, IN vindication OF the decree which were
the immediate cause of the revolution in July One
OF the facts disclosed by the Ex Ministers, is that
on the persons taken by the military the 29th of July
cards were found (which indicated vast organiza-
on, ana marked out ralying points printed orders of
the day, where the different maneuvres necessary 10
engage the troops, to surround them with barrcades
ana assaled them without risk by firing upon them from
the openings of the houses arranged The orders
P3yeo the existence OF those who had drawn them upD
Portsmouth, april 30.-The progress of Reform in
TINS county IS rapid and inundatinp Sir w Heathcotc
mas already resigned, and Mr.. Fleming was en0nped
mere on Wednesday and Thursday in canvassing, has
hot inc sgntest chance success. He cannot muster
more than go promises Of votes in the Island Of Por
sra while no less than 1850 registered against him
by his opponents, G.. S. Iefevre, ESQ and Sir James
Macdonald at Emsworth he is promised only T. oppos-
cd to So
New ORLEANS, May Z.
Forgery of u States Bank Notes.-A man calling
himself Colonel William g. Taylor, of cleveland
Ohio was arrested some time Tuesday afternoon,
on cndrge OF being connected with the Browns now
IN custody for forging utternG, and having in their
possession large quantity Of notes. purporting be
T. States Bank notes. Taylor is consideredto be the
grand master lever of the whole concerns ne said not
only 10 have impaired instruction and intelligence to his
gang, but TO have furnished the whole of tho plates
from which the mass Of spurious and well initiated
no;es which were taken from the Browns were struck
OIL Tie has been set at liberty upon his recorni-
22nc' haelcd by Gcpos.c cf trc!vo thouacnd dollar