Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-29
FOREIGN.
Very Late from Es,gxaaey,

The packet ship Columbia, from London,
and the Caledonia from Liverpool, both ar
nved at New York, bring London papers
to the evening of the 3lst March inclusive.
and Liverpool of the LIST April. The news
is more warlike than was last received. par-
tlcularly in the relations between France
and Austria. There have been serious dis
orders In Belgium. The affairs of the Poles
are more encouraging than ever.
a commercial letter from London of the slst.
says; From France things ore more warike, and
ootn me continental and English funds are lower.
"A lille time Will determine the course France is to
pursue Business throughout he Continent IS yerv
unsettled, and credit at low "ebb."
"A letter from the correspondent of the Journal
OF commerce, under date of London, March 81
says-lne announcement of the French loan of 30o
E:iilons, coupled with the account in the French
journals of Wednesday, or rather Tuesday niobt
The 29th, detailing what had been previously hin1ed
III general terms, that Marshal Nason has been
instructed TO demand OF the Court of Vienna "a an
uHtmdtu01, that the Austrian troops should be lmme
aiateiy Withdrawn from Bologna. end in case of re
IuSel 10 quit his post Ambassador of the King
OF tne breneh and the consequent fall Of the French
iuhaS u per cents, to ~ Icy have prsduced n corr
responding depression the funds here fo-dav of
0Ae per cent below the price at which they left off
1857 last evening, as you were appraised by nv
communication or yesterday There are also some
Otnel causes OF alarm OF a domestic chapa cter
Whlch tend 10 increase the agitation ofthe moment
lleiand is oy no means in satisfactory state The
county of Clare is represented to be the scene of
most formidable and appalling outrapes, such as
neither admit ofsecurty for life or property nor of
any ebectual check from the constant efforts and
vigilance of the military fosce stationed in the vi
ciniy These representations may be exaggerated.
ont That IS not of primary Importance In estimating
the magnitude OF the crisis"
As to the state of Europe in general bet or idea
may be gathered from The letter of o. p o. which
VIII be found among extracts, than from any spe
culatoDs VIC might offer to-day. That war is me
vitaoIe, and TINT the forces of France will be in
motion as soon as the will furnish forare for
caIte &C. there can b. no reasonable doubt
w neither the King of the French has only waited
Tor the time when his preparations were made and
When lie might seem to take the lead Of public opin-
ion' or whether he will be driven into hostile mea-
sures from the fear If revolution is a 0ues,ion
which perhaps, he alone can truly answer
An the accounts agree that war between France
ana AUSTRIA Is no longer matter of doubt, in conse
quence OF the Austrans having entered Bologna
In relation to the probability Of a war he London
Courier of the evening Of the 3ist, holds she follow
ing languoge:-I will be seen by our extracts from
fors papers Of Tuesday, that the probability Of war
between BTence and Austria has, for the first tine
assumed serious aspect. The Austrians have il is
said, IN entering Bologna violated not only the prn
cPe OF non intervention, but alss broken their uro-
mIze - The French Government not 70 interfere far