Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-24

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Majority against Ministers III
On the result of the division boin- announced, it
was received in profound silence
In London on Friday the It'll Of Oct. nj O'Clock,
L. NJ. ConSols for account closed Mt S0i buyers.
Consols fell on the Sth per cent. Many rumors
were atioat in the city to the future acts Of the
ministers. y new ministry with the Duke of
Richmond al lis head, spoken of Another
rurnor prevailed that tho King had determined to
prorogue Parliament, and create new Peers from
the oldest Of Peers favorable to the Bill.
Postscript to the Havrc Journal of the llth
rays;-A Courier extraordinary has just arrived
from London from whon we learn, that Just as he
loft the city great ccrvCscnce manifested itself
among the people, that serious troubles on the
point of breaking ont, and that in order to pro-
tect himself from attack the Duke of yelling
ton had barricaded his house.
Accounts from Warsaw are to the 9th Sent
Tho Russians entered Modn on the !Lh. A pr-
waite letter from Berlin, dated Cd Oct. states tat
the remainder OF the Polish Army had crossed
the Prussan frontiers on 29th Sept and laid down
their arms. Field Marshal Prince Paskewitch
Warsowski, is appointed Governor General of the
Kingdom OF Poland who on the 2Gth Sept. issued
his proclamation. a manifesto dated St. Peters
burgh, Sept. 10th, and gned by the Emperor, has
appeared, which establishes provisional govern
ment in Poland, consisting OF President and four
members Poland is no longer a nation, she is Il
vassal to the Autocrat-thc blood which she has
poured forth III Rivers, i'll the sacred of ber-
ty and home, has awaited not--cvcry friend of he
roism and patriotism-cvcry friend of humanity
must mourn the fate of POLAND, brave hut IN.
fortunate Poland-hcr name is blottcd from the
map of Nations.
FIom Belgium VIC learn, that the ar.nistice be.
tween that country and Holland, which expired
on the 10Th October further prolonged TO the
10th Octobcr:-In the Belgian Chamber of Repre-.
schtativcs, after warm discussion, proposition
to inquire into the of the late defeat Of the
Bcgia1 troops carried On the same dav
the senate adopted law, respecting the domicary
searches for concealed arms, 10 to | |.
In France nd all tranquil at our last
dates. The hereditary Pccrage was rejected by a
vote of 32l against 81.
The accounts of the Cholera at Vienna. in Hun.
gary and GalIca arc OF tranquzing character
The disease has assumed a mild character and is
generally subsidized. In the Austrian Army a grca;
many soldiers are allowed to return home on fur
Tough.
Letters from Tricst mention upon the authority
of "A communication received from syria, that re
Cancellation between the Greeks and their govern
mcnt is likely to be effected, Capo DIS TiaS had
at length decided upon the convocaton ola Nation.
al Assembly, the elections fer V hich were occupy.
ing the attention of the whole country.
GREAT RRTFAIN-THE REFORM BILL
LONDON, Oct. s, 1881.
Received by Express.
Lord GREY 1CW not HbdaGOa iie Kinn and thc
Peopte AT moment Of such anxiety as the pre-
sent, when every mind is the stretch, and every
conjecture Hlloat to the probable course which
the Ministers will pursue it is with the highest
degree of satisfaction that at least enabled
to readers of this fact On the precise
line of conduct which it will be advisable to adopt
Ministers tn m$Glvcs, lave reason TO believe,
have not finally decided. The creation OF Il sufi-
'eicnt number of Peers 70 carry the measure tri.
umphanty through the Upper House presents dis:i-
cultics, it seems, which confess, are not appa-
rent to us. We would not, however, press inca
sure, which, in the present hour Of difficulty, and
nj pf n ',rlf 30, al
Government, and above all, increase the personal
annoyance TO which his Majesty has been subject
cd, Iy individuals whose relative situation should
have prescribed to them a very different COURSE
AS far have been able to ascertain the course
Of the Ministers will be to move for n COMMITTEES
in order that formal cognzance may DO obtained oi
the fate Of the Bill sent by tho House of Commons
to the House of Lords.
Ths' ComIiUce having made their report that
I c Bill was rejected by their LordshiTs, n dutlful
but energetic Address 10 his Majesty will be pro-
posed, representing that the House Of Lords had
refused 20 concur in Of Reform which
had received The most serious and deliberate attcn-
ton of the House Of Common2, well rs the
sanction of the whole nation whose sentiments
had been expressed ia the most uncquvoca man
The Address will then ulay his Majesty 70
concur with his faithful Commons in such Interior
measures may be deemed cSpcdiont. We M.
dcrsand that, uHdcr any circumstance, Ministers
intend 10 recommend 10 his Majesty 20 pTorogur
tic Parliament, in order to afford AN cppOrtunii Y
for carrying into cUtioa whatever monsuros may
sccm cxpcdrcnt for the public coed. TIE Cabinet
is To meet this afternoon at three o'clock in order
to deliberate on the measures necessary 20 be
adopted at the crisis into which the country has
been plunged NY tho enemies Of Reform.
Three O'clock meeting of The Members Of The
House Of Commons, held at Wis's rooms wo learn
has just terminated. Upwards of200 were present.
usord Ebrngon was in the chair. This meeting
was only considered preliminary 10 ono ola more
decisive chara c.cr for Monday, but the members
were completely unaumons IN their determination
TO support Ministers, and 20 take tie most ciccual
and constitutional stops for carrying tho Bill into
effect. Among the two hundred persons present,
there was not ono holding any official situation, OF
otherwise connected with the Government, except
as the friends ofthis great measure. They scpara.
ted after loud and repeated cheering of the scnti-
rnenis expressed by the leading rcrormcrs, with an
understanding and declaration TO each other to re-
double their efforts in support of his Majesty
Ministers in their wise and patriotic Since
writing the above, wc have asccrtaind that formal
resolutions were passed, and that they were Of Il
very strong Observation-Disclosures.
Tho debate il nver-thc decision IS mode. sioy
4 not he 'JIo beginning of ,le end Who -r~