Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-16

pin, u, New York, we have London dates to, tho
10th of September.
FRANCE
The arrangements ofthe ministry, and tho meet
Ing OF the Chambers remain still mystery. It was
Iumored that Nj. Dupiu had again failed in his ey
Pectauon of scat III the cabinet. and that he
means To oter himself as candidate for tho Pres
idency of the Chamber OF Dcputies.-PAris remain
cd perfectly tranquil, and the cholera the
decrease. The Court o. C"s.ation had reversed
the decision of the Court RoyIlc at AK, re-
. specting the passengers taken on board the Car.
10 Alberto, the companions of the Duchess of Ber-
Ri, and directed that (instcud CT being back to
adnia, and consequently libcrated) the prisoners
nld be brought for trial before the Royal Court
Aons. The Chouaus continued to commit hor-
ltrages in In Vendoe. and elsewhere in the
~ kpd it was rumorod that a general nsurrec
cle Carsts would take place on the 18th
uchess Of Terri Was still in La Vend c.
= .4- Sebastian had arrived in Paris and has re-
3tl2 Bhis function as Secretary of Foreign Affairs
f'sequcnt letters state that NJ. Ddpiu had pos
Eiy refused TO join the ministry.
re ASSEMBLING PARLIAMENr.-Parliament
Eands prorogued till the 9th of October, 80 that
IN a few days we shall be informed whether there
will be any farther prorogation not. The pre-
raing opinion now is. that there will be short
session. soon after which dissolution will Ia Ike
place, when the patriotism of the electors will be
put to the test.
LORD DURHAM's EMRAssr.-Ac counts have been
receive" from ST. Petcrsbnrgh, dated tho LIST Sept,
from which 1t appears that Lord Durham is about
to return home from hS mission, which, there is
great reason TO hope, will prove generally sastac-
tory. His lordshp had applied for his audience of
leave, and the Emperor, mark of courteous
lenton, had ordered that the steam boat appro-
5riated to the use of the Imperial family should
convey Lord Durham 20 Slettin, after the above
mentioned ceremony had taken place.
EX,RoYAL FAMILY PARIs-Our Government
has granted to Charles X. the free use Of Kings
sseamcr,,to convey him from Edinburgh to Ham.
burgh; but Prussia and Austria fuse him passports
unless@ the Duchess Of Berri who is III La Ven
dee, accompa acs the royal family TO Gratz
lHE CHOLERA.-CUuncil Office, whitehall Sent
l4-New cases, 1872, died. lGi total cases from
commencement, 50, 472: total deaths from com
mencement, 1901.
BELGIUi AND HoLLLRD.-The Mess1u0,r dee
Chan'6res states. that 1.-The difficulties with Hol-
land are drawing. toaEaend. Leopold, for the pur-
nose of preserving the pgace of Europe has lust
aGccdod to all the propositions OF William, such
as they were set forth IN tLs last act of the Con-
ference. Belgium will not have the free navigation
OF the Scheidi, put will pay toll, which is be
pTOislnpOTe, that which is applicable to the Rhine
She viii not have the right to oI.cn direct coinn,u
nicaiion with Germany. a sill ght reduction on tie
interest OF the deb: wili not be given up TO u.s."
IRELAND
Bloody Mdssac,e.--rho following brief state
Tacnt OF dreadful massacre which took place in
Ireland, on tic 9th of September, is extract cd from
the Cork Rcpurter:-
1t appears that the Row. Mr.. Gavan proceeded
few days since to value the tythes in the parish of
Nal!Stown, near DOnerac. IT, was thought ne
cessary, IN order TO effect the object, that dctach-
ment ottho lI;h regiment Of infantry from. Butte
want and body of police from the neighbourinE
stations all under tho direction of several maris.
Tatos, amongst whom the Of G.. b. Low.
Esq. Admiral Evans, General Barry, and C. Nagle
Esq. have been returned to Us, should be procured
fnc process of valuation had scarcely commenced
when the people, to the number of between ~ and
loOOp, began 10 manifest indications of hostllity
whilst the authorities the other side cvinccd a
determination to resist any attempt that might be
made to Illustrate the vaiuaton. The people, they
Increased i'll numbers became more and moro resn.
Iute ANA e@ospcTaied; stones thrown at the mil
i1ry; the order to fire upon and charge given by
TIE magistrates, and an instantaneous and general
discontinue OF the unarmOd poasontry was the re.
Stlt. The rotreathg party met by company
OF 'HrshandcTs' from Cdstetownr0cho, W hen n.
other conflict ensued, the result Of which was that
four PERSON. killed, fifteen badly wounded
and eighteen or twenty made prisoners The
whole country for several miles round has been
thrown InDs state Of great CONSERVATION, and the
feelings Of the farmers and peasantry are reused to
pitch OE fearful excitement.
Aver Protracted and anxious inquiry, the coro-
MRS Jury brought in verdict Of justhabIe hOmi-
c!de on behalf Of all lhe parties who took fatal
a.part in me ARRAY.
IL appears, says tho Morning Chrenical of the
lph, thht the Magistrates who were present on
TIE occasion exerted themselves with a becoming
oarnestness TO dissuadc the wretcbcd peopIe from
the course they pursuing but VIC cannot hell,
expressing our regret tn It experiment was not
made upon the fears OF the multitude before re
course was had to tho last extremity The .Ynor
jnent to which We 6llnde is the usual one Of 6r;rg
blank cartridges in the first instance. Such a prac
tice IS very comtnou, and has often beon success
FIJI in dispensing undisciplined mob, especially
whore, as ln the present Case IL consisted, IN
great measure, OF women and children. Ii il true
that iho colcse pursued cut short tho business