Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1832-10-10
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expression OF any opinion IN The part OF the u
mIttee Tins DETERMINATION puts an END to al
the doubts and suspicious that nave been 10
some time entertained with respect TO the cours
the committee would pursue, and is worthy of tn
hlghest appreciation, as 1t deters the decision VI
matter OF so great importance to the country
to Parliament untrammelled by he many inter
ests by which the present Is bound"
CHI 'LERA IN DUBLIN.
We have aIready inlmaied that the prevalence
OF the Cholera in Dn9ln has been rulnous-We
can scarcely use weaker Word--to an the coiii-
mercla' interests OF Dublin Inc cry mas heeh
long declining IN trade p'l' there is scarcely any
thlng ooing now. Inc SHOPS re oeserieu-i
ny OF me ta'erhs might rs wen close tneir d'ors,
and there rs Iassitude, duiiness, ana SORT OF
despair among ne number Glasses WHICH uePehu
SO much on the STATE OF me general 'raue'
PokruSAL'
LONDON, Aug. 81 ne apPrehehsiohs OF ,he
irieads OF Portuguese freedom were YESTERDAY
painfully excited oy accounts "hlch reached town
IN me morning, 'h't 'he Marquis Oh Faimena
Hao arrived d. d'iiiousn, from Oporto, ana haa
p,"'@n' i'i'el,.se"oe VI 'he tota' failure Oh Dnl
reat9's eXpeditioh' me story was vaguely told,
am hau muiup'ieu versions out IN every aspect
the news appeared uisas'rous. ne OPorto pa
ho' oisSi2a'e 'he aiarlii-,''oush 'iiey lufhished
no ground 10 JUSTLY 1t, ana every oouy interested
III .he lheinsence waleu WIN ithpd'iehce ior the
arr 11T III '"e o'iicla' oeSPa'c'eS'
we nave given III announcer part Oh our paper
all ire facts which we nave Deen able TO collect
on the suoect, ana we ma them, II not very en-
couragIhg, at ieast not disastrous The very
position OF the eX-Emperor may be regarded as Il
warrant OF some apprehension. He landed on
the Sih or 9Th ult, and we ind him at Oporto on
the 30th. Instead OF fghtln9 the troops of his
brother on the road to Lisbon, he Is Obliged to AZ
tack them north OF the Douro. The victory of
the 23d Is sad, indeed, to have been complete, but
1t was followed by no results. The Mlguelies
are still north of the Douro, and he imperial
troops are terrifying Oporto. Thus three weeks
have been lost for the invading drmy--the spirit
OF he people has had an opportunity oil displaying
ltse'f, without having answered the expectation OF
the jr'onds of lIberty-and the desertlon, which
was '' HIN the ranks OF the Usurper, has not
taken piace.
The reason of the delay at Oporto, instead of
rapid advance on Lisbon, is said to he the wan
of cavalry; but, if this be the case, the necessity
for such an army should have been foreseen, or a
landing ought to have been effected at place
whore lis absence would have been less felt
ces come to fight, and not TO exercise, will scarce
ly allow him time to organize and discipline a
necessary part of their troops. II the command
err It the expedition has to purchase and train
horse before he ventures southwark, the war can
MOI e hnished IN single campaign.
Snch are some forebodIngs which we canno'
disguise from the pubic; but we are bound at the
same tune 10 add, tha' as yet we see no ground :c
despair Ahe imperial troops fought gallanty
at the battle OF the I'D, and as they can have ne
chance OF remaining In their native country, on
OF escaping military execution, but IN victory
we MAJ rely on Their continued fidelity, and theli
most PeTseVerlng exer'i'ns.
GERMANY
LONDON, Aug The arbitrary measures
adop'ed aealnsi he press 10 Germany render tbs
traH.Hission OF the few liberal journals which
commute f." ne punished extremely diTiicuit. anC
the s'a'e 81 popular feeling, Enough, however
transplres, to sh"w that the excitement continue.
uholmihiSheo 10 me hhenish provinces. 1h'
decree % me ieaera Oet mas oeeh oihclaiv pub
llsnen bE ~. governments OF baden. the GranC
Dhchy o'N'Ssah, SaSony, SAKE Welmar an'
electoral 'esse. The Swa6idn Mncwy say
that Inc pH'mo gatioh oy the government OF Ba
Den mas produced sort OF s'npor and consterna
t,on' as 'he people oil 'hat Duchy hrmly expected
thaI the ministry would no! sanction the nuhlIca