Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-08

Di "A m
surrection in Contingent
The satisfactory intelligence has Just been received
that the Ehabitants of the city OF Goitinuen have
recognized their error-have opened their gates to
the troops of their king and sovereign and have sub
United to his mercy.
Not single shot was fred. The blood of citizens
has nst been shed The work of insurrection COIN
menccd by evil disposed persons and infatuated men,
has thus been happily destroyed, and Gottingen will
henceforth DC again the seat OF tranquility order"
PARIS, Jan. 90.
! 'Eu all tina; Is now doing, there is but one thing
that is really serous-,he preparation making with
much activity ardor, and skill by Marshal Soult.
The last three months have been occupied by the rest
of the ministry in discussing with or less anger
questions which war alone could solve. Of all who
have stood 10 France, that they had the most pos
tive assurance Of pcace, one of them believed a
single word Of what they themselves said, while
Ministry in which there were men of undoubted tn-
emit was paralysed by its torebodngs of war, which
it could net This is time to fdirs &es of.
(aires, or to be deciding questions of government
That is the reason why every attempt to administer
or frame laws hitherto has been psifuI and finally
| failed
Skilfu men were the first to laugh at wha, they
were DOING and the ambitious have excited the ridi
cuie of others The Drepa ratons for war are there
fore, the only serious and positive object. This s so
true that the abors of Marshal Soult have csraped
every party discussion, being considered as thing of
ncontesti6!e Importance, ond the only object tendpr
TO useful and certain result At no time has It
been In the power of any Government TO stop the pro
Wa
be done by some one, and in spite of every intrIpue
mus have our foreign relations been carried on in
direct opposition with events and France is indie
nant at 1t: but the real direction followed by the
und patrotic COURSE
1t would have been desirable that the general con-
duct OF Government instead of being sort Of pro-
test against the warlke tendency Of events, should
have been With moro reference to that great necess-
~ Many differences of opinion that now exist, and
are unruy and inconwnient, would not have burst
forth, and those who cry "Wur TO the counter revo
luton! War to the sitting principles Of 1914"
would have united gains, the foreign and internal en-
emies the men who brought abuut the revolution
Of July"
ENGLAND.
The Money Market has been very steady 20 day
but 1t IL said considerable quantity of Stock has
been disposed of Prices have been maintained and
the variations have not amounted To more than an
eigth per cent ConsoIs for he Account opened this
morning at 8iS afterwards fell to CT | g. and final
y left Oft at 81 i-S Id they are quoted at the same
prices for Money. The heavy Stocks have varie,i
out little. The Fours are at 9sS, and tho new Three
ahu iiat per Cents at 90 g; and these are the
only prices quoted Exchequer Bills closed ct 3d. and
India Bonds at &c. ~
BAYONNE, jan. 13.
1he Hiiitarv ornaments at Bayonne continue
mere is Company Of artillery in The ci,adel-every
body here Is persuaded that we shall have war in
the sprirg.
SWITZERLAND.
BAsLE, JAM l5.-The Taste sor;ie Of o,ir ttoops
Voc SAo"HCu WIN complete success. IECV Gained
possession OF the village of Alcchwyl and brought
the peasantry to submission no beaten and dIsper-
sed: were returning to their homes
EIcHsTADT, Jan, i4.-Phe night before last Lcr
Royal ffishnets the Duchess of Leuch enbery re-
cevcd courier from Brussels aud immediately sent
OH IN eStaiete with dispatches for her son. the Duke
Auguste, who was then ct Anspach. lie arrived him,
zen tue next Gay, at o'clock, end generally
reported thro the osi that he had beea proclaimed
AlGg OF ihe Netherlands. The nfi,rnxtit,1 obtained
to-day fruin the Puace states that the courier mere
iy came to know would the Duke ucrpp. the Crown
u IL were otter 20 HIM By the maturity of The Con-
gross! The young Prince is snd to have replied
that he ives much affected by proposition so horo.
rabe TO him. that he had neither sought nor eypec
ted 1t; but that if the Belgians were unanimous in
rendering him the Crown, he would ucceot il ,y;t
the consent of his mother. The Br!gian courier
was sent back the same evening The Duke of
Lenchenbery is to return on sunday TO join his re-
gment at AHspach.
POLAND
Among the many signs of public enthusiasm fer
Liberty IN Warsaw, we notice ole which is uf n yerv
gratifying character. The Jews have no, only con-
Hiouted with great hbera!ty TO the fund raised by
the patriots, but they have started newspaper in
the Jewish language, in which the cause of freedom
Is warmly advocated The second number Of thIs
paper, which Is called the Is1E.ita Pol.kI, dated
December 20, IS now before US. 1t states that tile
utmost confidence s placed in the Dictator and that
all classes enthusiastic in the CAUSE of freedom
Amongst the news paragraphs, It announces that
new corps of 24O0 infantry and cavalry to be called
tire CHHoIen OF warsaw, hRS been raised. and
that the AdJutant of the Dictator has left Warsaw
With dispatches for st: Petersburg. The co.opera-
ton OF the Jews with the Polish patriots of different
creed is not confined to contributions of money and
attempts TO excite general feeling in their favor
mere are III the Polish army about 1000 Jewish cav
airy, who are said to be equal in appearance and dis
ciplIne TO any troops in Europe
The news OF the Polish revolution was received at
Constantlnope on the 18th of December, and great
joy was expressed there the occasion.
The National Council is already makin1 orenora
tons for the opening of the Diet. Our papers saw
that the budget for the current year will be shortly
laid before the Dictator. The expenses of the war
are estimated at one hundred millions of FORMS
49, From the journal de Paris
we learn uat General CIuSel has arTiy NJ Narseles
and IS now at the Ldzaeo, IL is SAID will be aDpo
ted Commanden Chiefof camp 100000 men whnh is
10 be formed on the frontiers Of Savoy
fAhs jan 2-The return Of the troops Of the army oil
africa Begins TO be carried into execution and oy four ee
nenis VIII remain in the colony. Oran has been entirely
evacuated by the brigade Of Daucont which had st bsr
sent TO that place. ' ~
LIVERPOOL, Jan ZOf the passengers and crews Of % yes
seIs wich ioundeTed between Plymouth the Lands End
during me a'e dreadful Storm only and one boy have
been saved - $500
society has been established in Paris under the auspices