Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-04


OF March, (the latest paper receivedj contains the
following letter from its Partisan correspondent, I'M
der date of tho 29th:-
i have tho satisfaction of stating, tina, our Gov
cnmeht " on the cvo OF taking measures, the result
oil winch will be to concate The dignity Of France
WIN the reni interests of the friends of liberty in oil
Europe. What we had learned about acrimonious
discussions between Sebastian and the Austrian
nin'ster here, IL amply confirmed Yesterday NJ
Sassmis ferrier went down to the Chamber of De
puties, with n message from tho Crown requesting
an extraordinary vote Of 100 million francs,
ot war; and he stat ed the salDc tms TINT the &C
cnPation OF the Papll dominions bv Austria was a
circumstance requiring intervention from the other
Hreni Powers, and tina; explanations and guarantees
would DC demanded from the Court OF Vienna. This
% oilcial. Some persons add, that the plan adopteG
VIII Oh giving Austria certain time for the completp
evacuation of Bologna, and other places of Ron,ac
M, beyond which time, her continuing there will be
considered as decar alton of war II appears that
Cassimlr Perricr chose TO make this statement him
set to spare Sebastian the enrbarrns of appearnr
In retreat from the tenor Of his mild declarations Of
tho other day. OF course, our Premier added, that
ne had perfect confidence that the explanations re-
CURED from Austria would end in the consolidation
OF general peace OF this we very much doubt
Die now instruction OF the young men at Pisa
winch has been put down by The military, after much
oioodshcd. VIII add new irritation to the state of
things in Italy The result Of the impor, ant deca-
ration OF yesterday is then, that the plan of political
conduct in the Italian affairs, which we have long
considered as absolutely necessary, is at length
adopted in full Austria must retreat or ffght.-
Such IS the memorable dilemma in which the Cabinet
OF Vienna has voluntarily placed itself After much
display OF patiencc-nter having been excited even
0y Its warmeSt friends-after having created much
disgust in France by its weakness-and after having
boon brow beaten by Chauteabrland, our Ministry
has finally resolved first TO remonsttate and then to
night vigorously. Onr OILY wonder is, tina, this
course had not been taken sooner AS NOTHING even
IN the treaties of 1914 and Is 3, Justify Austria
intervention in the Of Italy we are fully con.
hdent that England will pursue with us, the same
line OF conduct. In the meantime, our politicians
are rather ast0nshed at the conduct of the Court of
Vienna They do not recognize, in the rash invasion
of Bologna the usual retrospective and sure mea
sures of the Austrian Court. We ali wonder at the
so much 60 lose. No State in Europe is composed
or an assembage 80 motley of divers nations If
violent war begins between her and U.s. what will
become of Hungary, Of Bohemia, of Tyrol and
above all, of her fine Italian States? How few
French regiments would be wanting to decide
general insurrectlon in Lombardy In the present
situation Of things in Europe. az alliance against
France Of the three great Despotic Powers does not
appear improbable. Then England and France
closely united, will have to fight the glorious battle
Of civilization against barbarism Our last SUNDAYS
roview of the troops was extremely fine Our cav
airy was especially remarked Ii 10 needless to saw
that the few relics of The Daubourg ST German
who are not snugly concealed in their chateaux
were much scundalzed to hear the King address the
troops, by the brothery epthet of mes chcrs coma
Tudes."
letter from Vienna, says-'Youne Napoleon
has recently been introduced the Court of the EN-
poror for the first time He is tall and yery elegant
looking youth, with eountenaDce full of int gence
afterwards met hun at party at The English En-,
bassadors, where he delighted the circle in which he
moved By the and familiarity of his conversations
and his general knowledge Marshal Marmont with
white cokade, and Marshal Mason. with a tri.
colored cockade, were present upon the occasion
Young Napoleon talked freely with both these per.
The stories hat prevail, relating to his Monk
lsh habits, are quite untrue"
LORD BRoucuAMs Morro-I.ookinr over IN.
British papers, chancod to glance my eye over wha,
purported 10 be the Lord Chancelor's motto. 1t is
IN these words, and very neat pun:-Pro Rege
Lsge, Gregg; which either signifies, for the Kinp
the Law, and the People, or, for KING, read
ilege) THE PEopLE-it being customary to correct
srrors of the Psess in that way-.4merican.
u The packet schr. Effort, from New York, for
whose safety some anxiety was felt, was passed a,
City Point by the Steamboat Richmond, arrived last
night. Capt. Fordham of the Effort, who came NJ
in the Richmond, represents the late storm as yer,
but though Inc Est encountered its full fur,
ut sea, she sustained no damage except tina, some o.
the cargo may probably have got wet. He stood of
as far as be could during the blow, and was driver
considerably to the Southard of the capes
Capt Harvey, arrived at Key West from LISBON
reports that the American vessels captured by Don
Miguel still at Lisbon, and The masters and crew,
complain that The American Government has done
nothing for their relief
DISTRESSING SHpwREcK.-The Halifax Jour
nal of the 18th. states that the brig Billow, Cap
tain Dennis, from Bermuda for HsIlfax with dis
charged soldiers under charge Of Lieutenant I.ston
8ist Regiment, and their wives nnd children was
lost on the Ragged Islands IN tho gale of tho 9th
inst. and all on board persisted. 1t appears by her
papers which drifted ashore, tbot there were g.
women and children, and 30 men, besides the crew
on board.
A CoErENrTIBLE 1MPosITIoN.-Thrcc citizens o.
Chcot county. (who happened here on business y
called on us few days ago, and Informed us, thai
the account which pub shed in the Gazette OF
tho I'd instant, Of three men having been killed in
frscas in that county on the 9th ult., ~ gross
falsehood-truc in Of ito parts, except that the
parties named had Ia fight, IN which they we're all
moro or lees injured bu none o. them dangerously
4rkdnsa' Gazette.