Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-13

resolution to maintain peace, if possible, as the
| greatest of national benefits.
| Aiphonse de Lamartine has published 9
pamphlet entitled Rational Politics.
The plan of the French government with
regard to grain, or the system of corn laws
is TO rcnounce all prohibtory duties upon i'm.
portation Or expectation, and to adopt urat;u.
ated scale of duties, variable according to the
increase or decrease OF the price of bread
The producer is to be still protected. but Nh,
consumer to be secured against scarcity.
General blmareue asserted lately, in the
Chamber OF Deputies, that since the wear 1870
mere than one hundred thousand Poles had die II
for the French cause or colors.
One OF the ublcst debates which we have
| read, took place IN the French Chamber of De-
putIes on the 25ih October. 1t related chiefly
to the foreign policy of the government, the
proper plan OF preparation for, and tie amount
"t the forces ami dispositions, OF the f,rciun
powers NJ Timers particularly distingui. he'd
INNS IL by an admirable speech, close logical.
| aud fervidly ell, quemt. We should like to 500.
ms speech. and Mnugun's reply to it, in the
Courier des Eas tJnls. The speech of Cen
eral Lafayette on the following day is also wor.
thy OF beng noted and rcpnbished
on me z9;h Oct, at Paris, the ex-empcror Don Pedro
presided with lively interest the rehearsal of am oyer
which he CO nposed for the Italian opera
on the 10Th of that month, the old grand council Of ,
OF berne, issued its 'decse abtca,ion
| had ,xacted o" "' oe'hese
At keI'ch in the CT mea, some precious Greek relic.
have larely been iuuud--,en small statues Al, a..
various ornaments Of female attre small, ma bl. G,n
representing venus rising from the sea- attended by The
Loves, &c. is described exquisite Wv
he Italian press has forth two new historical, ,o
els, which are III great vogue.
Scribe and astl-Blaze have produced new c,,,;.
opera III three acts for which the was contributed
ny the principal composers III Paris The subject Of
Tho opera appears shocking but together Win ,h
excellent nn,ic, II o'ha ined complete success
ne n"tiiiiy oil sanitary cordons the Chocr,
HoIoms has been acknowledged III Russia AMI Austria
and all the cordons which established have bca
Withdrawn. When the Russian poverpme,, rsoue",sa
me Chese To take part IN pIecau measures. the
latter answered that il malady which a,tacked none
except those who were aiiad If it On the 9th Oct The
on the Cholera The theory he poet Is bat il at,ck
only the who and drink poorly and ,ba, non
enstr IS Of course the true remedy The Duke Monte
mar, late French Ambassador ST. PETERSBURG has
published al Paris the information which the French leo,
ion IN Russia collected there concerning Cholera
In France, trade, manufactures, business generally
and confidence, revwns in the beg inning of Nove
oe, Inc continuance of peace the cause of this
saluinIy change - $3.50
General Guien,ino, late French a,,h,.s,dor =, r.,
inoPe who has been recalled for advising the Sinh
lime Porte TO prepare for with Russia and Austria IN
me side OF France, attempted vindcate his conduct in
'e thahueI OF Deputies on the I'd November last He in
sisted that he had received nformaiion perfectly anthem
TIC mat, rapture was about to bew cen the great
powers q! the continent. When tins was denied he Ma
ted that he would proceed submit to tue Chamber in
con'es'able documents; and he beginning to open
despatch, when the mister of Foreion far. s,a,,d
'est against the reading of tit might induce the mos,
serious embatfass ens-Geaeral Gullcminot desisted
and made out his case by other testimony
Victor Hugo has published a new volume of poems
entitled Leaves al Autumn. Baron Hun,bol,'s new
puncaion is enled Fragments of Geology and Asia ic
WnaoinSy lie states that tigers resembling those of
ne East Indies, and of enormous size, met with in
Siberia. " ~ "
Inc division of the Polish army under Hybnski I'M
dswsnt the sufsrses in It's retreat from Warsaw
.neoefs OF the Diet ministers of state, generals naeis
rates soldiers officers, children were with
oht shoes or hats plunging through The mud until thew
reached the Prussian territory.
The Comn'ander-n-chief of the French forces which
were sent 10 the Morea, has published letter with his
snauie IN winch he dePlores the loss and eStols
character Of Count Capo dist He that ,he
Soun, wns an excellent ruler administrator Greece
the true friend Of the of the uaion and the victim
OF few arstocIaIc families and individuals whose am
hilton he traversed and repessed Eynard, the cee-
biated Phihele.s has made similar representation
in the Paris Journal Des Deba,s and number of the
principal Greek patriots have united solemn dec,ara
ton to the effect