Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-25
FOREIGN.


The New York Courier of sSt urday says.-,s\y,
learn from source oi the hghrs respect ability thar
letters were received hero from uayre by the Henri
~ written 10y commercial house III the first stand
ing al date oil tho LIST January which sRte that the
account winch We published yesterday of a revolu-
ton having taken place in Rome, has been f,llv con-
hrmcd by Intelligence which had reached Hnvro an
that day The people, II is added, were in full nos
session ~! TIE ciy their nvowed object was to deurv
the Pope OF his temporal poSscssians and confne hin,
strictly to the exercise ol his sscerdo.a al f,ncion.
The Dnmirlcs Courier speaks of the severity or
the lroStS. Many !.ochs frozen over in al noI
night, circumstance which scarcely ever before DC.
cured.
Tn" Bath Chronicle states that the weather b,J
set III extremely severe III the South and West of
England. grent qsInity of snow had fallen
The Glasgow Chronicle says the CLYDE ia f,ozs,
law D'''s
COUNT Consianthe "amoshi, Of Poland, has equip.
pea regiment ot cavalry at his own expense md
has deposited in the bank Il sum of 100 ooo poGsi,
HORNS tor ITS mantuinancc
6ELGicM.. Letters Of very recent date have been
received IN New York from Antwerp win IInvrc
They represent III" situation of trade there no ,,t,
distressing. The King OF Holland persevered in m,
de't rn,naon not 10 allow the ngrcss or egrcss n.
vessels anu In consequence all business was at a
stdnt. In q place SO emncntly commercial n. Ant.
wctp the dcsoll;ng fleet of such situate. NAV h
easily imagined Ofthe numerous vessels hound Til
Their, which had boon waiting a favorable chance
some had unoaded at Flushing, others had nrocoed
ca [" iieroetSuys. and thence Rotterdam for rho
purpose OF dsrherglpg AT the latter port
Correspondence of the Journal Of Commarc,
LONDON, DEC 80, 1880
ireland is likely To be u scene of disturbance iS0s
Conncl! proceeds with his scheme of apitntion Tb
Government are determined not TO yold 10 him and
the question VIII shortly be.decided $50 his perse
'c''''oe IN measures OF rebellious character
Nv, PARIS, Dec. 90, 1880
The commerce Of 80 Country NAV no o,,,aS ~
worse condition than when wrote Won last, Con
n1Shce Is no' ut al restored The Government are
a,ulhS nose persons who are engaged in extensive
manufactures, but only with view to emnlovuont
beng found Tor the lower classes and Thus ,p na,
them from Joining The dlsaicccd. But this sort NJ
! ala cannot continue long Tho Government NAV
assist tor i!mrc1 period, but its means do mn, wo,
rant the expectation ot It's being continued for leno,b
OF time without having recourse TO n lonn ,yi;oS :,
would b" d'lhcui' TO negotiate. The English bnvo
enough OF hose things, and the French Capitalists
VIII III" assist the Government apa,nst which 80,
/ parties arc form d and forming. '
The sentence pronounced against the Ex Minis,o
Is severe bul does nctg give general satisfaction Tho
moo would have sacrificed them, but for the powerf,I
ala or nearly 10000 National Guards and troons NJ
the line. We looked fr peace and ouiet af,oIf H.
sentence should have hecn passed. hut we are dison
pointed. spirit Of discomfort has snrpng nm ,n,
tnc students OF the schools of Law Medicine and the
ifoiytecRqur, brave youths of July. The Is,ter ,ro
al put under arrest Some part Of the National
Guards are already tired Of win er cdnz,qignne and
refuse to do dny any longer. This YOU will oroh,
Oily regard ns t'ilng mater, but am sure the re-
I
IN the United Slet"s. He resigned the situation of
tamman c5-n-C Chief Of the National Guards tbyee
days ago, and 10 succeeded by count Loban The
reasons assigned for Laayettes resignation are thar
the Nlug has not YET redeemed his promise of re;on
Ing on Republican principles and that the Cbam6er
o. deputies do not represent the National feelings
! MS leads TIC 10 apPreheDd that a shor, time yl
S"i'!.c TO GO away with the Chamber of Peers and To
'n"c'y mat ci thu Commons II is expected thar
t'lngs will remain gHeI uatl lie Electoral Iayv 10
brought before the Chambers and that if il ia M, r.;
accordance with the general wishes of the pennIe
that Is the views nfthe layer classes a counter revn
'utlon VIII supply the present order of things With
sucn uncertain les hanging over hea ds YOU will
easily pc ccivc there sufficient causes for the sa A.
h"ioh o. c"innrrciai affairs and of confidence
From the Paris Tribune of Dec %
IEis day nearly TWO thousand Young men, stndents
! ui INC schools OF Law and Medicine waited upn
Cen Lafayette TO offer him the expression of their
TG''t iof MS resignation of the command of the
National Guard The General was at the Chamber
VI bePuucs whcn he heard they had arrived at his
/ residence. but taxing hackney coach he with bis
SON ahd NJ Od"On Blrrot repaired TO his hotel On
ms ARRIVAL he was salutnd with deafennp cries of
! w. lafayette, by the students, who literally car.
te% MN aI rom the carriage into the court yard
SIns 'orned square, Nj Lucien dc St. Firmn Ia law
sseni 'tepped forward addressed the General and n
snes % ; ~ le name OF ms comrades in animated
tC, 10 "'!Gh we mud the following sontence-"We com.
em you on having dvotced yourself from who wished
10 measure !hsieat revolution of July by their own pgmv
rance VIII snon know the she
ouS' 10 place IN Government from which Lafayette sepaTstes
himself We say France COR Departments syHpathise with
VS. ih''' we nave ihheIs, brothers. who partcpse
IN our sentiments Your had rallied all patriots IN Ia
S ou GGns'@ whom France f!lown you she will follow
% hc ia'e o Vie revolution placed above conlemp.
e ''e's which the great nation soon traInple under
| trmenis. ~ ' Sfu-
fer which the General and ~ odilon Barro, returned
anNs, and recommended these prove by their mode
alton and wisdon that they worthy Of the Ttv ,brx
5ad conquered The students cn retired crying "Viye La
iaye,c we Dupont Ge rEure! Vve Odilon Banoi and
anas Va IhrnbIc DIES Deputies"