Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-14
FOR ElGN.
From thc ~ York Journal of Commerce, Aug. 10.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

bringing US LONDON papers To the evening OF June
30th, and Portsmouth to July I'd, inclusive.
At the time 60 to press, no other pal per has the
news.
lie tiers from Lcghorn announce that intelligent
had just been received there of the blockade Of the
port of Alexandria by the Ottoman squadron
The Cholera increasing in Paris. The
London Courier of the Both states that has broken
out with great violence in the House ofCorrection.
Cold Bath Fields. Seventeen prisoners died on
the 2Sth.
LONDON, June 80, (evoning. )-Cholera in tho
Country.-New cases, 229; deaths, 42; recover.
ed, lO7; remaining, 645. Total cases from the
commencement of the disease, 1895; deaths,
5,l41
Cholera in Ireland-New cases, 2l9: deaths, SO.
rccoveries, 1874.
"I.oNDoN, June 80. City l2 oclock.-"Tbe Con.
sol Market is very steady, and slight improvement
upon yesterdays prices has taken place, the quota
tions having been S5. all the morning.
GONE o'CLoeK.-No arrival from Paris has been
announced this morning, and the Consol Market
continue at IS to !, scarcely bargain having been
effected; Exchequer Bills, IL premium.
"HALF PAST OSE.-Consols at IS, buyers"
LONDON, June 30.-We regret to state that Sir
James Macdonald (who had Just been appointed to
the Government of the Ionan Islands, in the room
OF Sir Frederick AdamD died yesterday morning
at his apartment in Spring garden.
LONDON, June 3o.-At the date of the last &C.
counts from Vienna, the death of Young Napc
leon was hourly expected.
Parliament is expected to rise the first week in
August; but the dissolution, under the new order
thing, cannot take pla before the beginning of
November.
LONDON June 80 The simultaneous departure
OF the Dutch Minister from this country, with the
official recall of Sir Charles Bagot, the British
Ambassador at the Hague, has given rise 10 many
was said last night that the Talavara line of battle
ship, whose sudden order to Sheerness has already
been noticed, is destined for the Scheldt
LONDON, June 30, (evening.)- to the hour
OF our going to press the official answer of the
King of Holland to the last Protocol of the Con
| ference, had not, we understand been received by
Lord Palmerston. The last communication from
our Minister at the Hague, and to which we allu-
ded the other day, leaves no doubt, however we
believe, that the will be in the negative as
to the evacuation of-Antwerp.
London June 30-Baron Stockwar tho friend
and private Secretary of King Leopold, has had
| several interviews lately with Lord Palmerston
for the purpose of urging his Lordship to take ac-
tive measures tn compel the King of Holland to
comply with the conditions laid down by the Con-
ference, and the 14th inst. an official note was
sent to Lord Palmerston, by order of Lcopod to
similar effect.
The Belgian King is quite ready for hostilities
either offensive or defensive. He has Organized
numerous and good army, and is deficient only in
experienced general officers; but in the event of
wSr' he would probably employ French Generals
Court Journal.
PORTSMOUTH, June 30.-Lord Durham proceeds
tnstdnter to st. Petersburgh, on a Special Mission
and takes his passage in the Talavera "a, Capt
Brown, which ship sailed on "Wednesday from the
Downs to Sheerness, to take OH board his Iordship
1t the purpose of this embassy be, as limited a d.
rect and strenuous interference on the part of this
country in favor Of the deeply outraged Poles we
are sure that no Englishman, no honest man of
any nation In the world, and above all, no friend
to the safety and the peace of Europe can refrain
from offering up the most ardent prayers for the
success of an undertaking wise and Just AS
Lord Ourhams mission is not expected to continue
/ ahAxy r..
will not be vacated.
LONDON, June 30-A Dutch mail arrived this
morning. with papers to the 27.t, inst, also Ham
burgh Journals to the 22d, and the Nuremburgh
Correspondent 10 the same date.
From the Hague, tho 24th, it is stated that the
Cabinet Council had been long deliberating on the
64th, 65th, and Seth Protocols; the result was not
known, but the report that the evacuation of
the citadel OF Antwerp was to be still delayed
PORTSMOUTH, June 30.-The Havre Journal of
yesterdays date. brings not word of news the
VeDdean troubles are not even alluded to; nor is
any mention made of the Duchess of Berri The
arrangement of the French Ministry was sci
tied on Thursday. Bison who was tried on Thurs
Day Tor throwing stones at the troops in the late
disturbances, has been found guilty and sentenced
TO SIX months imprisonment, with a ino of sixteen
francs and the &C sta.
LONDON, June 30.--Thc Paris papers of We'd
nesday and Thursday have been received, but their
contents unmportant The New Ministry is
not settled, and all is yet, but speculation and
uncertainty as to its final arrangement. The ONLY
thing stated without misgvng is tho decided deter
mination OF Prince Talleyrand not TO become a
member OF the Cabinet under any circumstances
The question is now between NJ. Dupn and M
Ihicrs the latter, it IS thought has no objection TO
take place at any price, but NJ Dupin, with more
regard to principle, objects to enter Office except
upon conditions disagreeable to the King--nameIy.
that the state of scge be instantly discontinued
and that his Majesty shall absent himself from the
slttngs OF the Cabinet Council. The latter terms
were demanded and insisted upon by tho late NJ
Cdslmir Perier before entering the Government.
ana upon every principle of common sense and
constitutional ProPriety, ought to be conceded
wishout demur.
The unsettled condition of affairs as 10 the Mi
nistry appears to have given-reasonable enou IL
rise to considerable dissatisFaction but we SUPPOSE
ny TINS time, the question is disposed Of Our pri.
Vac correspondent states the present Ministers held
a dsfIniCtye meeting at General Sebastianijs on
W wednesday evening, in which they came to the
resolution of ceasing their functions till the Minis
Try was completed, and that Thursdays Moniteur
was expected 10 contain the appointments.
Baron Louis, the Minister of Finance, certainly
goes out, for he has declared that with comfort Ia
hlmself, considering the dilapidated state of the
French Revenue, he cannot longer remain in Office.
lhero seems to be great difficulty in finding sue
cessor to him equally plant, and with the same
share of financial information
me Court Marsials proceed in their ungra cious
WORK, and some more convictions and acunittals
nave taken place since our last notice Of their
proceedings. The details, however, have ceu-
sea to possess any interest for the issue Of each
trial--a Prina facio Of firing upon the troops
&C, being almost universally concedcd-turns up
on the identity of the prisoners, whose "nanes and
places we know not Of"
The great decision of the Court Of Cessation
was not expected to be given TIL Friday or Satur-
day, and public opinion seemed TO lean 10 the
concusi N that the award of this tribunal vvonl6
bI~ To fboi