Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1832-05-09

The Common Law commissioners have re
ported in favor of abolishing Imprisonment fo
debt. On the 9th March, the Lord Chancellor
moved thai copy of the report be laid on the
table of tie House of Lords, and took occasion
to express his appreciation of the labors of the
Commissioners, and his full and perfect concur
renee inthe conclusion to which they had arri
we'd
From the London Globe.
FrezA Expedition to Haly.--We are happy in
being be to assure the public, from the bes
sourceof information, that the French expedi
ton tftaly was sen. exclusively for the purpose
of cooperating in the restoration of tranquility
and ut excite commotion in the Legations, OF
feelings of hostility to the Papal Government
ithere the slightest reason to fear collision be-
tweeHthe French and Austrians in that country
The treat object is, by a demonstration and
agred,ent, to prove to his Holiness that political
mprSement is absolutely necessary to secure the
trandilty of his States, and thus render unne-
cessaS the the continuance Of any foreign troops
withu his territories.
From the Moniteur.
Oh troops landed at Ancoua on the 23d OF
February. The most perfect understanding is
established between them and the local author
ties. They occupy the citadel conformity with
those the Holy See. This expedition, which
had tSrilong foreseen, in case that Tranquility
lsf,ould he again troubled in tho Roman States.
will Prov, like that to Belgium, the honorable
Iintentonsof the French Government; and not
Iwithstanelng the small number of troops that
compose It, there is reason to hope that this Sc
cond expedition will prove like the first-the hap
py result leading more speedily in the estates of
the Holy See, to solution of the difficulties
which the Powers elrnesty desire to see removed,
as they have already proved by the negotiations,
which continus to be carried on with activity
THE FRENCH CHAMBER OF PEERS decided
Yesterday, by majority of 10 against Sc, that
the Law of 1916, which established national
lay Of mourning each year for the death of Lou
is the Sixteenth, shall not be repealed This is
an attack on the Revolution of 1899, as well as
on its continuation in 1880!
Bells Weekly Messenger of the 4th, has the
following remarks of the French invasion:
1t must be confessed from all the foreign intel
ligence which we have received from abroad
during the week, that the continent is in that state
of uncertainty, and overspread with such cloud
of darkness, that it difficult to anticipate what
may be the result of few months. The send
lag of the French troops to Italy, which has been
so ambigud,sly explained by Lord Grey in the
House of Lords, is an event which may be pos
sibly pregnant with many serious consequences.
What has the tri-colored flag to do in ltaly,-but
to spread revolt and to excite instruction? 1t
is idle to suppos, that French army ever enters
a foreign county for the purpose of making peace
and allaying discomfort. We wait with impa-
tence to heir an explanation of this pacific in
vason of the Papal territories
GREECE. The accounts fom Greece contin
ne to be ilustHtive Of highly disorderly state
of society. There are row said to be no less
than three inIependent Congresses assembled in
various mars of tho Islands, An end, however,
60 pgt to these discussions, by the ap-
pontment of lince Ohio, Of Bavaria, as the
King; a nomia ton by the great Powers of Eu-
rope, which is did to have been accepted, on his
behalf, by the htber of the young prince. A
council of regefy will be named to govern the
kingdom durindhe minority of the King.