Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-08

NIrCldN
speaks of going to country where he will have
nothing to fear He will probably set Off for Ital,
To meet the Duchess dc Bcrr AZ London, tho
Cholera is fast diminishing, and it IS hoped thai
the city will soon be entirely free from il.
Sr. AULAIRE, PARIS. 3D. May.
The Moniteur says-For three months past Go
vernmsnt has boon aware Of the existence OF in
trigues. with a view OF causing CarliSt insurrcc
ton ut Marseies, and on the coast. IL was known
that with this view an active correspondence was
going on between that place, Paris, and Italy, and
that travellers of more of less distinction, but all
equally devoted to tho legitimate party, arrived
ono alter the other. but particularly of late, car
ry'ng orders counter order and intelligence.
At one time, it the 18th 20th OF
March, at another time on the 2lst April, after
wards dctinitivcly on the 2Sth, that all was to be
ready Tor an open instruction.
dcbarkatiou of troops was spoken of, the name
"t Madame, the Duchess of Berry, mention
cd. plan of the coast near Martiqucs had been
taken; FUNDS had been received by those individuals
most deeply concerned i'm this intrigue.
In the ncighboring departments, those men who
arc continually dreaming of disorder and civil war;
were told to hold themselves i'm readiness Their
i'"%uaSe ana manners would, had other indications
beca wanting, have sufficiently dcmonst rated the
object OF their hopes and the blow which it was
thought would be struck.
At periods assigned tho project was TO cause in
surrections to take place at different points in the
south AT Lyons, distributions of money were
made; and some INDECENT workInen, animated by
patriotic Indignation, on learning the source and
the object of these distributions, paid over to the
authorities the money that had been placed in their
hands.
1t was also known through different channels
tnat Madame, the Duchess de Berry had enticavor-
cd To purchase the Steamboat ST. Coiomo and that
the Charles Albert waited her orders
Proper orders were in consequences given some timo
snce.-At Marseilles, as well at Lyons, every
measure was taken to paralyzc these seditious de-
non>traiions and TO put the authors of them in
the hands of Justice.
RI Hers reno fed nd A.
road that the white flag would be hoisted at LYONS
insurrectonary movements did actually break out
at Marseilles.
Colonel f.arhaux hos becn arrested in opcn arms
as we'll as NJ. de Candollc, and not dc Bondollc, NJ
dc Candolle, ex-Consul of France, at Nice, had
lately left the ncighborhood where he had before
taken up his residence.
Nj. Llget dc Podio and not LcCc de Porec also
arrested, was procurcur of the King in 1915.
The rebels calculated on the people. The people
the troops of the line, and the National Guard have
annihilatcd their hopes in n moment 1t will be
thus wherever faction darcS to raise its head.
The administration and the armed force have
done their duty, justice will now perform hers.
i his article from the Moniteur has not much
tranqniizcd the minds of the people, for though it
Is true that 1t gives information OF the intrigues
uf the legitimate, which led 10 the connections of
30tl, .\pril; still it docs little more. We are ignc-
rant u. whether the instruction will extend be.
yond the cit, of Marseilles. 1t is known that the
town of Toulon - also filed with partizans of the
deposed family, but u ere greater number OF pa
triots to be met with thaH Marsciics, u besides
That town is now filled with troops who were on
the point OF embarking for Agers, ina there is
reason to believe, that the tronps will nav rccc-
yea orders by telegraph no remain on shore and -
hold themselves ready to march the first signal
to those points which are menaccd. Marshal Bour-
mount II is said was at n few leagues from Mar
scilcs at the time the Instruction broke ont
and that the Carlists were to oct nos
session OF signal post, to inform by a signal
agreed upon that he might commence his dcbar-
kation News had also been received from leg.
horn that the Duchess of Bcrri had embarked in |
vessel the apparent destination of which was Bar
celona. She thought no doubt that Marshal Bour
mont landed at Marscles, and master of that port,
she might also land and advance into the interior
of France without further difficulty. We are vet
totally ignorant of the detail. of this unfortunate
affair but ii only have the effect of further con
solidatng the government of July.
This morning at IL O'clock, IA Geographic des-
patch from Marseilles was received at the office
of the Minister of the Interior. announcing that in
the afternoon of the I'd, until IL o'clock at night
the town continued III great agitation. This des
patch, terminates by saying, that in the night of
the 9Th and 9th, a courier would arrive at Paris
with details oil all that has occurred 1t is howcv-
er said that tranquility appears about to be resto-
red.
Paris, May 4.-Sihco yesterday NJ Casimir
Pericr gives continual proofs of mental alienation
he sings continually. This consequence of the
maIady of the President i'm no way aStonishes us,
we have often remarked in the eyes and physioe-
hohy OF W. fcricr, predisposition to mental ali
enation.
The Minister of the Interior appears to be very
uneasy about the news from the south The rainy
weather there has prevented to-day the telegra phs
working.-Two secret agents were sent off last
night for the neighbcurhood of Marsclcs and
Lyons.
The number of of Cholera has again ti.
mnshcd to-day. The 4th 9th and 10Th arrondis-
se'"enfs have not single docease in private hous-
cs. In nine others the number amounts to %
az women and men) which is diminution Of
i6 on the cases of yesterday.
HAvRE, 5th May.
Official BuliCtin Of Ckoiera MorJus
Since the commencement of the disease
Cases, 56
Deaths, 81
Cured, ~
Still sick 10
HAVRE, May 5.-Salos Cotton-42 bales Sea
Island at 1857; 100 Upland, %; 25 do. 81; 81 Lou.
isiana, 80.
May 5.-Salcs Cotton-30 bales Upland g2f
PARIS, May 1th.-5 per cents. 96. Is; &c. s.
per cts. 90 So 60 25.
LONDON, SUNDAY EVENING. April Is.
The House of Lords, while Lord Grey was reply
ing, and for short time before the division, had
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