Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-14

the dny."-Upon division there appeared in ia
vor of passing to the order Of the day, 22l against
1t 1876; ma jorty III favor of ministers, So. NJ Pc
rior, the French prime minister alluded, in tho
course Of his speech to intended disarmament
throughout Europa. There is again every appear
ancc that the peace OF Europe will ho maintained.
The Cholera Morbus continues to rage in the
North of Europe: at Berlin eight out of ten that
are attacked die, and much ioar and oonstsrna-
ton prevail in that sapiia In Prussia, all is
tranquility and repo.e.
FRANCE.
The nows Of the fall of Warsaw ha. boon the
signal for another disturbance in the already dis
traotcd capital of France. On Saturday week the
public symptoms those Of groat unca sincss
The Paais Royal the usual rendezvous these
occasions, was crowded by persons all willing and
ready to vent their dsapprobation in the hearing OF
the King: his ministers revived and scorned:
Sebastiani and Casimir Pcrcr hanged in eff
fgy: the shops were closed, and once more the
military were called into action to dispense the
mated citizens. Two OF the French Journals, In
Tribune and the Journal du Commerce., appeared
cneircisd with Il black border, aud terminated in
these words,-"Patriots of France, it is loa-
ger tears but force and union which the revolution
requires of you. Poland has been betrayed by our
ministers; let it be proclaimed before the face of
Europe, that in doing they have betrayed
France. ~
The French papers of Sunday and Monday and
the letters of private correspondents supply further
details of the tumul,uory movement in tho streets
ct Paris, which had commenced upon the receipt
of the unfortunate ncvs respecting Warsaw. The
disorders appear to have been of serious de-
seription, and in their progress were marked by
some criminal excuses; but they stated, by the
latest accounts TO have nearly spentther force and
no very alarming results now anticipated from
them The parties most obnoxious to the popular
vengeance were the PRIME minister, M. Casimer
Perier, an. Sebastian, the Minister for For
sign Affairs, bcn. the immed lately respon-
sbe for that foreign policy .hich, the nalcontens
say, has proved destructive of Poland and disgrace
| ful to France.-The position in which these func-
4 Q r.. th,,
thing but enviabe; for, besides being subjected to
popular ordeal in the streets from which they
y escaped by happy accident with unhroksn heads,
| they have been arragncd at thu bar OF the Cham
bers, and met there with Judges, If less violent,
scarcely less unrendly than tho Legislators of the
mob. The restoration of tranquility in Paris is
crbed principally TO the eXcrtions OF the troops of
the line; for the National Guards are said to have
| shown ominors backvardness in depressing the
mob; and by the signs of mourning which the
greater par. Of them wore, avowea their sympathy
with the people in their egret at the disasters of the
Poles. This nhdelity of the National Guards,
| thong partial appears to have been regarded as
the most serious incident in the late commotion.
BELGIUM.
| A rumour prevailed at the latest dates from
Brussels that the King of the Netherlands intended
| to rccommence hostilities the termination OF
the armistice His Majesty of Belgium pre-
pairing to resist the attack. The French army had
probably reached the frontier.
1t is reported that Belgium is to lose Luxembourg
this is r.lished by the Belgilns, but the Lon
don Conference and the Gcrnunic confederation,
I have decreed.
ALoEns, Aug. 15-Since the unfortunate ex-
petition TO Medcah, tho Bcdouns carried terror
to the gates of Agjers, and it reported that
they are assembling to the number OF $4,000 men,
in the plains at the foot of the Little Atlas
Extract Of letter dated LIVERPOOL, Sept 9th, 1881
| ''The nsactions i'll cotton for this week have
again been very extensive. Sales, 2G,450 bags,
the demand being very fully met by holders; prices
for the lower qualities have been barely supported
but in the better descriptions notice nc
change. Uplands 44a6Sd; Orleans, 5a7aa; Ala
bama, 35G6d. 1t remains yet Undecided whether
the new duty will attach cotton entered be
tween the oath Aug. and 7th Sept. Our graiI
market continues much depressed. Free sour il
very dull and to effect sales lower prices have beer
! taken, s9sG34s per Dbl. For bonded wheat o
fsur there is no caquiry; nominal prices for TIT
latter, 20sG22s per barrel"
LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET, Sept. 2i.
Tine corn trade has possessed very little interes
during the past week. On Tuesday had Il THU
attendance of dealers, who purchased to a toera
BILE fair extent of Irish new Wheat, at decline oil
the general of lda2d per 20 lbs. but yer
superior parcels nearly supported the currency o
that day week. For flour there is a very tritiin
inquiry. Indian corn is Is per quarter lower, an
beans, of which the quantity is small, fully main
tain late rates.