Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-10

chester We do not find that th~s' ne borne ont
bv any of the accounts thence, but the source OF
tho apprehension seems 10 have been tho great a.
sembagc of The operatives which was to take place
yesterday. consider whs. was To- be done in con-
sequence of the measures IN view by some of The
manuia CT nrcs for bringing about in particular in
stances n reduction Of wages Ii may be stated,
however that those beet acquainted with the dttcts
do pariake in the apprehension alludedto because
they consider tho real object OF the manufacturers to
descriptions of work and they trust therefore
10 the good sense of the labonng class. as protec
ton against any species OF outrage. especially at
time when the district is essentially prosperous, and
fiill employment alta fair of wnges generally
speaking, to be ob,oinrd.-7inles
LONDON. Dec 8.-Evcnnu.
The express from Paris this morning is of great
import once, if can put on6dence in the speech
of the French Minister of War, well in the
Minister of Foreign Affairs. VIII, almost assures the
French nation lint M war will take place on tho
continent.
Consols which left on vest rday Mt 50 3.4 "a.
have improved on the above important news to 30
IA. At ha'f-past p. NJ they had declined to 80
Sd; at 3. up again to 90.
Tho Dutch commander of the naval force before
Antwerp. gave PERMISSION, Dec. :, for all the mer-
chant vessels in the Basin to put to sea
In the Chamber of Deputies on the 9th, during the
debate on the proposition for levying 10000 men, Nj.
Nader de Montan said that he opposed to The
project, because, instead of 900 men, he wished
the number to be raised to 100 ,000
II A"dry de Puersveau made speech the necessity
placing the National Guards the natural defenders of liberty
On respectable footing He howevrr approved Of the
proec, Of government We rely the promises of
foreign powers England is interested in the Loud dis
appreciation on all sides OF the House
NJ Brgode, after observations the necessity of
being prepared all for the allowance
THE Minister, said he has given understand that war
was possible we should be prepared Tor H. lie then MADE
long dsression c late events in which (e said stupid
dread from the soil oi that ia,
which is longer stainless the Vendee has proved a she
1872 she joined her efforts those of The Loire
re s the enemy However several Of the Pure
pean powers let also The only
renroaeh have address the Ministry TO have cal
led for more money and men"
augmentation IF 10000 wanted That the COWS
eminent had the in tho
table and formidable state aud that pursuaed
troud take place Nevertheless Continued the Nne)
preparing and taking shou'
war break out But repeat do require augnrn's
ton The enthusiasm in the departments such that tha;
number will be exceeded bv the voluntary enlsmrn,s and
there scarcely single consrrpl joined his scg.
ment with the greatest alacIity
NJ Jars rsiued the opinion Of those who though that war
vas indispensable continue the revolution, War (Sad
SCI scourge legacy Of harbarous times You cannot
wish for and in order peace, ready
make every sacrifice Tie kings alarmed hy old eco
c'ons and bv recent caaStrophes. must hasten to
move their fears ny shJrin, them revolution pure nj
liberty The riots in Paris have been held them
object n terror; they aln told that 2anda
formed ~ Paris This IS an error calnmny which wa
have sufficiently refued by moderation and religious
Neci Tor the principles OF Intervention
Gen. Rchemont long memoir, which the ieebleness
OF ms voice prevented hearing The members o both
ew!emes OF the Chamber repaired 10 the foot of the tribune
ana eea 10 the orator with me greatest attention From
what we could coec h. recommended the instant oceupa
ZION OF Belgium by France he supplcaed France to
trust too h;gl'y tho friendly nf England Re.
member, said he, her conduct towards Denmark, her
e OF peace she DESTROYED the Danish fleet on the simple
bread of England always guided bv INTEREST,"
and she invariably crossed all the designs of France which
allows To undertake gsnerou. expeditions and reap dis
an 'aue-: but there rests her benevolence towards
Since the battle of Hasing' until that Of Waterloo. her pol
cv nad heen invariably The same Let us not I've deceived
BY the sympathy shown revolution by the English
PEOPLE who admire and approve it, because they themselves
want tho reform of many abuses which thew have
gled IN vain TO obtain for the last fsry What.
ever mag be the party in power (said he) Wing Tory
guided 10y the same principals towards ~ They will
always maintain Us within present limit they will always
oppose ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Remember the Revolution ZAP
that nation likewise applauded but il nevertheless waged
against Us war Of determination In 1900 when wanted
arnsce, signed the peace of AnIens, and when
mecial relations had commenced when execution
ST. Domingo had placed in her power she declared
against England will allow France Bel
She would willingly give up Ireland 10 have the harbour
Of Antwerp FINANCIAL enharsssnen's alone
her going to war She prevails on us TO reec the offers Of
nation Of brothers who want TO join She will make
when she do at her and With perfect convenience
All this passage fGsn Rchemorts discourse repeatedly
interrupted by the violent murmurs Of both contre'
VI Sebasan, minister of Foreign Affairs refured
seron Of Gen Riohemoni The in the north
tbe consequence Of and indications Of Wharf.-The
ruler Of Russia told that government rec
nai it under the influence Of faction but truth
made known TO him. he the mosicrpcl Of
Gen 6ebassni then declared that England WIS 10
actusted by old hatred towards France She was
he dr admire moderation and increasing power
We have rePea the most pos!Ue hope; fiat peace sail be
pserved.
The ChamhaS then voted the law.
Br1inuoick.-Duke William the governn,n, by
bis In which the Courts London Berlin and VI
emma anquiesce
The Whea Markets the Rhine brisk Inc ri
December, owing 10 the depression IN Paris London AMI An
serdam Since that time however the Corn and Whes Mar
tes have improved in those cities.
NO.