Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-28
THREE DAYS LATER FROM FRANCE


THREE DAYS LATER FROM FRANCE.
At 10 o'clock on Wednesday the schooner
Journal of Commerce came up from below, bringing
the editors of the N. Y. Journal of Commerce Havre
dates to July GOTH and Paris to the 10Th, both in
elusive, Tor which they indebted to Capt DENIM.
son, of the ship Kentucky, and Capt. Smith, of the
Sarah Sheac. The former left Havre on the Goth,
the latter on the 18th.
The news is more warlike in its character
than has before reached us for some months.
The Austrian Ambassador ut Paris, Count dap
pony, was dangerously sick.
The plague is announced as having made its ap.
pearance at Cons!antinopc. The symptoms this
year are much more alarming than usual, and great
numbers are falling victims.
The Cholera was raging in Paris with consider
able violence. Deaths the 18th, 205, viz: at
large, l52, hospitals So Increase from the previ-
Gus day, 90 Admitted to the hospitals, lib; cured
II. Died of other dseases,48.
Says Paris date of the 18th, 1.-The extraordinary
increase OF the cholera begins to revive all the ca
OF the inhabitants of this capital who had imagined
themselves rid of the epidemic, least for the pre-.
seht.-Ihls second development of the disease was
anticipated by physicians who had observed its pro-
gress IN other places, for instance Berlin, where
Tie second visit of the epidemic more severe
than the first.
Paris, July 1.-THE increase of cholera during
the last days corresponds most unfortunately with
the nigh temperature of the atmosphere, which day
before yesterday passed 80 deg. ofReaumur, g. 10 to-
day ut the same intensity.
Il "eie Is d general complaint that the measures
taken by government on the first appearance of
the disease, were too suddenly discontinued.
Paris, July 49,. In every part of France the
heat is excessive. AT Strasbourg and Lsle, the
thermometer rose TO 26 degrees of Reaunur.
AT Bcsancon it even reached 26l.
Paris, July l9th-Two companies are mention
ed to-day, which have beeh formed for the pur-
pose of taking the new loan of hundred and
fifty millions of francs One is composed of Roths-
child Brothers, Jonas Hagerman Blanc Colin g. Co.
Pillct Will s. Co. Andre s, Cottier, James Life
bore 81 Co, &c. The other of Hottnguer & CO.
Delessert 4 Co. Rougement, the Lowenberg
baring brothers, and many other English houses
fARIs, July l9-Our government has recei.
we'd courier from the Hague, with dispatches
from the Marquis of Dalmatia II hey announce
that the the cabinet of the Hague has received the
reply of the Conference to its projected Treaty,
but that 1T still persists in refusing to acccdc TO
the propositions of the five Powers. Private let
ters from the Hague add, that tine King of Hol-
land has just received intelligence from Prince
frederick ct Holland, dated at Berlin which indi
cate disposition the part of the Prussian
Government, to sustain the Dutch cabinet in the
course which it has hitherto pursued. nd in truth
when we see the Austrans and Prassians on the
point OF establishing themselves on the Rhine it is
not surprising that all concession is re fused since
IL is certain that those powers will assist the Dut
the moment France shall render aid to the Bcgians
IN spite OF the uncertainty in regard to the fate
OF Belgium, the King OF the French perseveres in
the Intention of giving his daughter in marriage
|
add Responsibility to the realm, in the view of
the King of Holland, and give it greater chances
OF permanence. II is now said that the marriage
4 VIII take place on the 9th 10th of August
Turin, July Ga French courier has passed
through this place, on his way to Rome for the
purpose of conveying to NJ. de St. Aulaire the
reply to the note of the Rom;sn Cont on the sub
Ject OF the evacuation of Ancona. 1t is said to be
OF an evasive tenor. The French Cabinet give it
to be understood that it is impossible at this mo-
ment to comply with the wishes of the Pope but
they hope for more favorable period
Paris, July lS.-The official part of the Moni.
teur to-day does not contain the nomination of
judges and justices of the peace Under the head
OF INTERIOR the official journal has few lines rcla
tive to the Protocol of the Germanc Diet but de-
mands for the Government the right of preserving
silence on questions ,chich haze not arrived to Their
| termination.
Nevertheless, the manner in which the Ministers
treat the question, leaves no doubt as to the
ultcrior views ofthe Government in favor of our
neighbors and ancient compatrio:s of the Rhenish
Provinces.
II appears that the vessels of war which have
been simultaneously fitted out at Cherbourgh, Brest
and Toulon are to reDdcvouZ at the port first men
I toned The proximity of this port to the North
Sea, confirms the conlectures already made, that
the destination of this squadron is either to the
Scheldt or the Texel
Pdrts, July lS.-For some time past, much has
! been said concerning the ornaments at Brcst and
Ioulon. All the other seaports are likewise full
l.
preparing for conflict both by land and sea- for
we are able to announce as a certain fact that n
considerable order for muskets and other fire arms
has recently been executed on account of the Go.
i vernment. The barrels of these muskets were
made in France, the stocks in Belgium, and the
other parts in other places. The orders were di
stributed in this manner, in order to elude the no.
ticc of the public. Furthermore, the department
OF Marine is on the point of contracting with a
house in Paris for considerable quantity Of sua
/ furniture such as steam engines, cordare coal &c
/ In fine, there is talk of constructing certain
number of new cannon, of immense calibrc and
ether arms, and orders have recently been given
Il tor great quantities ofsaltpetre and powder
PARIS, July 17.-Rumours Of the INVASION Of
\ Switzerland by Austrian troops, have been spread
through all the Helvetc Cantons. This has arisen
from the appearance of certain Austrian officers
y on the frontiers of Tyrol and Lombardv. making
4 lines of health. Letters from Milan speak con-
stanty Of the concentration of Austrian troops nm
the borders of Switzerland.
/ We have news to-day, which confirms the pro.
vious reports of violent instruction in Rbenish
Bavaria, and that party Of troops had Joined the
insurgents.-AustTian and Prussan troops WIRE
expected Immediately.
| MADRID, July 10.--The whole Court is in state
Of anxiety in consequences of an indisposition of
the King, the nature Of which is concealed bv tho
physicidns.-Our town is full Of Carlists
DON PEDRO'S EXPEDITION
We lind nothing utter concerning this oxpedi.
tion.-Thc following letter from a French officer
| accompanying it, will be read with interest
MATUzENHes (near OpOrto) Jvly IL am vet on
board, but small boats are beginning inc Jpbar
cation 1t has commenced most happily without fhe
least opposition. The Miguolites are cuito iran.
quill in Oporto, and will proba ly admit MS TO- NOR.
row. without opposition. The inhabitants Of this
little place receive us in a manner tho most gene
rous. ] can see from my ship more than twenty
women giving refreshments TO our troops as they
land multitude Of Proclamations have been dis