Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-25

e. IL .t L'.neu OF him by Government-We graft
Hed that thus an opportunity will be afforded Mr.
OF having his settled upon epal and eoui,a,
BILE principles. 49,
Lessor TmE SIoor ELI, AItty-Tbc brig T,;o, which
lev an a. New York on Tuesday last, beough, Capt
ygs sho crew OF soop Eliza Allen New York Norfolk
aI 81 Ion 81 She sailed the 10Th ult and had on
was saved. - 80 " F O ~
NAvAI,The L. S. ship Peacock Capt nlCalI in DAVIS
rom Cahagena anchored Royal Jam IGih ul; and
was I, to sail 23d January for St. Jago de Cuba
me : ship Hudson Com, Cassin was at Flo ll,h Dec
ana the randalia Capt kenuou Buenos Ayres-Oices
al" crews IN good health
| FRANCE The packet shin Henry ~. ut NV
! aork rom Havre, brings Paris papers to the 3Ist
! Decembee, inclusive. The folowin- items are fur
a'Sned III the Mercantile Advertiser and Courier
from Les Cohlmuncs of 3Ist, we learn It was on
the It'll of that month"; that Nicholas received tho
i'rst dispatches, announcing the revolution in War
saw ne spoke of the numerous benefits which no
had heaped upon Poland, since the rccstabshment
OF at kIngdOnl, of the horrId iDgratitude of that
people by their deeds he swore that he never wouId
sheath his sword till the last rebeous Pole was
punished. Two corps Of the army and part of The
National Guard had received orders 10 march to Po-
lanh and Nicholas announced. that he would Mace
himself III person at their head.
me Emperor, adds another paragraph had Sc, ont
towardg Warsaw
1t IS SAID that The Emperor has addressed note
70 the European Courts, III which he says " the
Emperor Will never treat with his rebels" 1t is ad
aed That he VIII receive no Polish deputation, and
listen to no propositions.
Letters from Warsaw Of the 10Th December
state that the Poles about publish manifesto
he demands they make, ii is said, that the Poles
through their Representatives shall themselves vote
OH the public taxes.
That the deliberations Of the Diet shall; he foa aud
published.
That the liberty of the Press shall be established
Ihat NJ Russian soldier shall be stationed in their
kingdom.
Those conditions the Poles will submit to Russia
ana II granted they will continue their allegiance.
1t stated, as certain that the cholera lnorbs had
extended to Warsaw, and spread great CONSERVATION
IN that citys
In the debate in the French Chamber OF Deputies
on the seth December, the Minister of Foreign Affairs
observed, in relation to the affairs of Belgium Some
dIihculles have arisen relative to the opening of the
Scheldt. France will never abandon questions of
this nature The freedom ofthe navgatiofof rivers
is one OF the principles she processes Observation-Disclosures
she Will take care to make respect ed" Two cCjnl,Is-
soners had been appointed on the part of Brabant to
attend the conferences in London, where, however,
the independence of Belgium has already been def
nitlvey settled and the negotiations still pending pro
badly relate to points of minor Importance and to the
nomination of future Sovereign. Some skirfp shes
mad taken place on the frontiers OF Dutch FIand nrs
nctWeen The Ducn troops and those of Bra ant but
they appear of little consequence, excep' as showing
the bad feeling which exists between the nations
Inc present French ministry seem, at all events
determined to avoid war. The decara ION of he
OF Deputies, on the both Dec. seems very conclusive
on this point 'France he says entertained no idea
OF conques', but devoted her attention to her internal
tranquility and prosperity IF this were not the o.
pnion st Franco, she would not pc worthy of rood
government" (Cheers.)
We have already published an account of some
revolutionary movements in the Papal territories
winch The following seems to confirm. The chan
mel through which 1t COMES, is however rather CIR.
cuitous.
"Thc folio wing is extract cd from Aarseiiles paper
TWO letters which have just reached from Leghorn
state that the commotion which has broken out at
home is a real revolution. The people have taken
possession of fort St Angelo, proclaimed the liberty
and independence OF all Italy, and have hoisted the
three coors of the Italian Republic. letter FROM
Genoa announces, that at the demand of the people
the prisoners for political offences who were confined
in great numbers in that town, have been set liberty
Correspondence OF the Journal Of Commerce.
HAyRE, Jan. LIST. 1881
Bushes continues dul and there does not ct present
seem to exist any i'm Mediate prospect Of improvements
Cotton has been more inquired for, and the transac
tons during the last days, thouC unnportant are
more extensive than they have been for some time
Holders have met buyers freely and prices are rather
lower. Po;ashes remain in very unsettled state;
and in consequence Of some parcels having been pres
sed upon the market, prices have given way; the last
sale is lot Of so brs. at 38f There are no sellers
at this price, which however not freely offered
Pearls totally neglected. American Flour is very
dull sale, and prices almost nominal.
Letters from Marseillcs. received by the late arr
walls, that the price OF Wines had risen con-
siGerably, in consequ Of the short vintage; and
that the usual quantity would not be the Uni
ted States the ensuing season.
HAVRE MARKET the list of January re
manned in a very heavy state; great want Of con
hdence existed among all traders.
NJ. SuEnnrER. Minis or Of France to the States
his lady. family and suite, passenger in the ship
Henry N arrived here yesterday from Havro
". y ,Ner. .4dv.
FRo,I VENEZUELA Letters have been received
from La Guayra TO Dec. Oath. They state that the
government was in full popularity and firmly estab
lished. The Constitution to by the nhab-
itants in the early part of December. The Arch
Bishop Of Caracas refused to take the OATH and waa
expelled from the country; occurrence, say the
letters, Which among such people, clearly exhibits
the strength Of the government. Cen Paez had no
authority except military commander; and that he
held subiec, entirely the disposition Of the civil AL
tborities.-T Jour. If Coul.
FEoM TBE PAcTrc.-Captan Smith, OF The shin
William Penn, arrived below from Valparaiso, states
that the markets at that place, the 18th November
we're improving little for American goods. The last
sale Of Flour at SO, to the vessels of war; very
little had been sold for consumpUon the native wheat
being abundant and low.
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