Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-25
FOREIGN,

Tho New York Courier Of Sa urday ss,y
learn from Of the highest respecabili,v ,b,,
l",'crs received here rom Havrc by the Han;
" written bv conmcrc,al house Of the frst st.ma
ing III dnte OF the LIST January, which state that tho
account which published yesterday of a revolu
ton having taken place in Rome, has been fully con-
irmed by intelligence which had reached Hayre on
that day. The people, II is added, were in full pos
sessin of the city their avowed object to derive
the rope of bis temporal p"sscssons, and conine him
strictly to the exercise OF his sacerdo al functions
Inc Dumfrics Courier speaks of the severity of
the fr"sts. Many Lochs frozen over in 81 nee
Cured. ~ o'' W.
Ths Bath Chronicle states that the weather hal
set IN extremely severe III the South and West of
Eu9ianu. q great qadDtity OF snow had fallen
me Hlasgow Chronicle says the CLYDE is frozen
so hF'niy Us to adm: of skating below the Broome
Count Constantine Zamoiski, of Poland. has s,,;r.
ped regiment OF cavalry at his own expense md
has deposited in the bank sum of ION ono b. IL
forms for It's Inaniainance ~
BErGI U1I.-- Iletters OF very recent d,., how, &c.,
received in New York FROM Antwerp, via Have,
hey represent tho situation of trade there as trI,
distressing The King of Holland rersevered in h,
determination not to allow the ngyess or eoress NJ
Vessels, anu III consequence all business was At :,
stunt IN a pace so einin"nty commercial as Ant
meip :le oesoiatng ELECT OF such "a situation may be
easily imagined Ofthe numerous vessels hound ~;
Their, which had been waiting a f,vorahle chonaa
some had unoadrd at Flushing. others had uruseed
eu T." deif nv and thence to Rotterdam
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Correspondence of the Journal of Commerce -
LONDON, Dec 80 1890
Ireland is likely to be scene OF disturbance ifOs
Connell proceeds with his scheme of az citation Tho
! Government are determined not to Weld to hin, and
the question will shortly be- decided os to his nersp-
:, 'eF""ce III measures OF rebellous character
- PARIS, Dec. 90, 182o
! The commerce of the Country may be stated as in
| 4 worse condition than when wrote Won last Con-
hdence is not at al restored. The Government are
a,anS nose persons who are engaged in extensive
hnt pro1t 4,
beng found for the lower classes and thus to nTeven,
them from joining the dsaffecled But this SORT of
: aid cannot continue long. The Government NAV
assist Tor Limited period but its mems do No, ,,o
rant the expectation OF it's being continued for Iengh
OF time without having recourse to a loan Which IL
would De dteculi to negotiate. The English have
enough OF those things, and the French capitalists
VIII no. assist the Government against which manv
parties form and formpn
Inc sentence pronounced against the Elk Ministers
Is severe, put does netg give general satisfaction The
mop would have sacrificed them, but for the powerful
aid OF nearly 10000 National Guards and troons f
the line. We looked for peace and quiet after the
sentence should have been passed. but we are disan
pointed spirit of discomfort has spruup I'm an,op,-
the students Of the schools of Law Medicine s.dtbo
Poytecnique, brave youths of July. The latter ara
II all put under arrest Some part of the National
refuse to do duty any longer This YOU will nrohas
! Oily regard as tTfng matter, but am sure the re-
SIsna'ion Of General Lafyee will cause some snrnri
n the United Stats lie resigned the situation of
hPn
days ago, and is succeeded by count Lobau. The
reasons assigned for resignation arc that
the Ming has not yet redeemed his promise of repn-
ing on kepu6iican principles and that the Chamber
Oh deputies DO not represent the National feelinps
MS leads ne to apprehepd that a short time win
s"ice 10 90 away with the ChambES of Peera and to
modify that CT t he Commons It is eypected that
.hngs viii remain quiet Tstil he Electoral Law is
Drought before the Chambers, and that if it is not in
accordance with the general wishes of the peppIc
that Is the views the lower classes connier rovn
itlon VIII supply the present order of things With
such uncertain les hanging our hea ds YOU will
easily perceive there sufficient causes fer the stag
nation OF commercial affairs and of confidence
7 From the Paris Tribune of Dec 90
/ ms Gay nearly TWO thousand young men, students
Of the schools oi Law and Medicine, waited upon
Cen Lafayette 10 off,r bin Inc expression of their
regret tor his resignation OF the command of the
National Guard. fhc General was at the Chamber
OF Deputies when he heard they had arrived at bis
'csi"ehco but taking hackney coach he, with his
son, aGd NJ Odl!on Barrot rcpaired to his hotel On
his arrival hc saluted with deafenipo cries MP
wye La:ayett'! by the students, who literally car
r'el MIN from the carriage into the court yard-
Having formed square, NJ Lucen de ST. FTmin IA Iav,
seeht stepped forward and addressed General and O.
dillon 6anot in the his comrades in an animated
Seech, IN which find following
men you having yourself from those who wished
10 measure the great revolution of July own ppuv
Standard France will extent of Confidence she
Ought 10 place III Government from which Lafayette separates
himself we say France, for the Departments syRrpatbse with
m a we nave our a'ers our brothers, who participate
III our sentiments Your had rallied all patriots II rs
Eli T ""nl rance ioIow--it is you she will follow
SUI ne ia'e OF the revolution placed above conemp-
oe co'crs which the great will soon ,Iaope under
! nents. ~ F ''"''iai SELL
After which TIE General NJ odillon Barro, returned
thanks, aud recommended men to prove nv their msT
alton and wisdom that they worthy of the liberty ,hey
had conquered fho students tpn retired CRYING give La
fayeue Vive Dupont re rFnre, V;ye 0diiom eR.,S I'd
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