Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-21

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highly interesting debate took pace IN the
French Chamber of Deputies on the 18th March, in
anticipation Of which the galleries ere filed at
early hour, and even the passages leading to the
Chamber were crowded.
The order OF the day on the grant Of i l2ths.
IN announcing il, the President of the Council adj
dressed the Chamber ut Length lie stated that the
principle OF non intervention would be maintained.
out 20 interpreted, that France Is not carry her
arms where the principle is not respected. for that
says tho Minister would be Intervention. However,
tsays tho Messenger des Chambrcs in giving alb
.t'ac' of the speech are to preserve Belgum ard
France will avengc her dignity If the slightest attack
is made against III but, in order 10 do ts. &C re-
sources are wanting, and those which tue ncw MIN
istry found arc exhausted.
Alter the development made by the Ministers, it
VIII DSncceSsury TO have recourse to indirect taxes:
bu, this It is said, Will be only temporary, bccaus Z
EutoRe. which desires peace, will disarm
According To the last aoviccs OF March i2th, from
Touon, tclegraphic despatch has commun,ca ted
orders to fit out for al! ships OF the line riyatCs
sloops. briggs and steamboats, in the harbour with
out the least delay. phcy To be placed upon n
war footing, and TO be manned from the late
ly sent to Brcst, l.Orient. and Rochtort. On the
10th parsonage Of Importance arrived with secret
despatched for abroad The Maritime Project mmc
diatey appointed the sloop La Bayonnaisc. Capt.
Fevrin, recently come in from Algiers to take him
out, and she sailed with the utmost speed. Her dis
tnation will not be made known TO her Commander
till she arrives OF certain latitude. The ffigate
Armiie has already made three voyages TO AlGicrs
without coming 10 an anchor, aud is again under
sailing orders though che has not fulfilled the term
Of her quarantine, which will expire the 18th. Her
present destination is unknown.
The London Morning Herald had received Paris
papers TO the 2Is,. That capital reported as per-
fectly tranquil up to midday on the Goth, the ap-
prchensions of disturbance, which had been ber-
ally INDUCED in for days preceding not hav-
ing been happily realized op that day. The Minis
try were upon the alert to rcpress commotion, and
in order TO be IN better CONDITION to do so, had
assembled in Paris immense military force, some
Of the papers estimating IT az 80 600 regular troops
To give colour u this measure, the Monitcur had
explained that the only obeci was review by the
King his Majesty being DESTROYS of gratifying the
Parlsians by displaying the degree of discipline
which the young army had attancd.'
In the spirit weh these demonstrations M.
Casimlr Perrier had addressed circular TO the Pre-
fects of the departments enjoinlng them enforce
the laws against tumultuary meetings with a high
hand to sedtCn, but respect public opin-
ion when tempera,ely aud consri'utlona!Iy express
sed. Three Journals had been already seized upon
tritlng charges o. having used ntemperate language
with Iefarence tn the Government, u position had
be en- also taken up against the Patriotic Associa-
tons which spreading throughout France by de-
claring the posting of their atiches illegal. This
last is strong measure but the opening of the
Ministerial campaign against popular opinion is
marked in all respects by great boldncss, if not with
temerity-
His Majesty was going to reside with his family at
the TuIlcres. at the urgent solicitation, it is said OF
The President Of the Council. General Scbasti-
ami, TO whose 1t the most unpopular part OF the late
Ministerial professions fell, was abou; to give in b,
resignation. THIS Minister'S construction of the
mon inervetion' doctrine, by which he would con-
tend that IT France ln'rferes with Austa ia its treat
ment Of the neutral States Of Italy. il would b. IN
effect not non-nrervcntlon but positive in,crter-
ence on the part OF France. Is deprecated I'M
worthy quibblo Illuminating in national point of
view. and rs glazing departure frou, the principles
Of the revolution of July Tho dissolution of the
Chamber uf Deputies il looked upon certain, but
II was thought n would not take place yet for
month The Commission Of inquiry into tho state
Of the finances which had been asked by the new
Ministry, had been granted.
From the National Of March 20
alENTX March 9It is said tina, troops stationed IN
the Rhingau The warike preparations making in Lo
in The military forces Of the garrison
positively that Prussians abou, TO take
possession oil the Duchy OF Luxembourg IN the Of the
Germanic Confederation. -dugsbuyg Gazette
SPAIN-Two Gourers aa6ved in Pan. on the 18th Of
March from aadrd, who said TO he the bearers ex
eney interesting dispatches the Of which had no.,
however TRANSFERRED but various rumours cuen repec
ting them According these reports popular insrrecton
cess that Ferdinand had been obsei with some troops Of his
guard sy towards Lisbon, and that Calomarde avore
had lost his life tina, Cadz aud the Isle Of Leon decided
ly IN favor OF the ConsttuOual and tina. General Ionla
shut in the Castle of Valencia where people had
Obliged him lake refuge Another paper says q" the royal
authorities command Cad!1 and the Island Of Leon, II II,
nevertheless that the Liberals vino evacu
sed the latter thereby avoiding being shut up and surrounded
have joined the Constutonass, who have from Gil
ba,ar and the MountaneeTs, who lad joined them spite
Of the forces sent against them by Gen Ramirez dOrosco
aud by he Captain General Of Greneda. Thus 9Th
10000 assembled the inaccessible mountains Of
La Ronda and probable that tins hand Of intrepid men,
devoted the Of liberty has considerably increased i'm
country where the of the inhabitants srnussrs and
well armed The Government feels considerable alarm on
this subject
The Courier Fmucas Of The 2O says-Le,ters from Ma
drd dated March 10Th, that the nsur
gents the mountains OF Fonda between 5000
1000 men, that the fate of Spain depends on single
defeat of tho Constiluonalsts Seven hundred
old soldier, Of the battalion of and the oops the
line Of the garrison of the Island Leon have joned them
The Marquis Of Vlcampo and several other PERSONS had
ordered qu Madrid Tie Minister of War has directed
that the troops stationed Toosa and Losodo SHOULD he
marched into the interior
Letters from Spain, received in Bordeaux, that the
Of the island If Leon, Cahz and Andalua had
no, been suppressed reported Disturbances had like
wise occurred IN BadaJnz.
II reported London the evening Of the 22d that
there express N town, bringing intelligence Of Cadis
being ~ possession Of the COnIiuiIonalists.
Ihetu mou thought tn he PREMATURE but there ,o
doubt that the government of the beloved eTdnand
precdTious situation.
Lospos, March 22The following Of aietior