Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-10
FORE IGN.

The Rhonc, from Havrc which sailed Cd
March, and the Caledonia, from I.verpeol, which
sailed LIST March, arrived at N. York ON Thurs.
day these arrivals furnish no news of any in
tercst.
The reform bill had no, yet found its wuv tbroucb
the House of Commons.
The Cholera creates no great anxiety i'm Lon.
do' nor does appear that much alarm prevails in
and part of the the kingdom. The disease does
not seem 10 spr cad in such a manner as to create
Alarm III London, according to the Time of 29th
February, the total number Of cases is IO4. and
deaths oS: this considering the population and the
time elapsed since the first case was reportcd !.
scarcely worthy OF noticing. According to the same
paper me total number of cases in the kingdom,
reported to the London Boad of Health I'D to the
18th February, was 5,4G0, and the deaths GOO.
Inc Edinburgh Mercury of 9th February saws:
We have much pleasure in referring to tho official
req rts In this days paper. From these will be
seen that there is not o single case of cboIor, l.;
l1addngton or Tranent; that in Musselburgb tho
disease is also nearly extinct, there being only
cases remaining there yesterday, and that in Edn
ourgh 1t has made no progress at all TO alarm the
inhabitants.
y-0ur articles agreed for the separation Of Rel
gum from Holland, nothing further seems TO have
occurred.-Ia Holland, however, the same war.
Ike spirit still prevails; extraordinary encourage
nent is heid GU, by that government to recruits,
ooth Tor tie navy and army, and of the Russian
diplomatic agent, who, it was presumed visited
sie Hague for the purpose of inducing the
monarch to enter into the views of the other pow
ers, nothing more is said than that he dined
| with the king.
| An unusual agitation seems to pervade the peo-
pie OF some OF the prncipalities of Germany In
the fapai States, tranquility has been entirely re-
stored by the Austrian troops.
lhe faris papers state, that duel was fought
on the 2oth February, in the Bots de Boulogne
near Paris, between the Count Leon a natural son
| of Napoleon, and Mr. Hesse, an Englisbman. and
Abide Camp of the Duke of WELLINGTON. The
natural son of Napoleon killed the Abide Camp
Of the Duke of Wellington.
Extract Of a letter from Haure of March LIST. 1890
hear this morning that Mr.. Rives has again
beeen assured that it was not the intention of this
government to propose an increase of the duty on
cotton. "
| A letter from good source in Madrid. saws that
| Spain will certainly back Don Miguel in case Don
Pedro invades Portugal; and thai it is understood
Spain will be supported by the three great nortbern
powers. From this and other views, it is inferred
by some, that the Grey ministry cannot long stand
and when it is overthrown, that of Perier win
follow; and that Louis Philippe will not he abIe 10
remain long on the throne of France; England. in
the first instance, looking on, but afterwards will
take part also against her. For NV mart 7 bovo
only to say, e'est opinion CONNIE uae a,tre bnt
think Louis Philippe is not in so much DANCER
even though the Perier policy should be set aside
which hope for the good of France NAV not he
the
LIVERPOOL MARKET.
GF.xtract of letter dated Liverpool, Goth Feb
The sales for Cotton for the past four days are
about $4,000 bales, with an advance in prices of
fully per lb, but corresponding Improvement moi
having taken place yesterday, in the Manchester
market, ours has had less animation today; about
l5OO of the foregoing are on speculation
mere has been more doing in Wheat the last
ie" days. and rather better pccs obtained; i'm Flour
the transactions are quite limited Present duty
lbs. q per Dbl. Tobacco, the sales of the month.
are $40 hhds, which 2l7 are of Virginia Leaf, and