Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-24
izens, met with but IL supporters; the majority
gainst it was Is.

i1ens, met with but II supporters; the majority
gainst it was 65.
LONDON, June Tive received this morning Brus-
Leopold with tho Princess Louise, eldest daughter
of the King of the French, is fixed for the 2ith of
July. M. Van do Wcycr was to SGT out this day on
his return to London.
.The following the particulars of tho con-
tents of the last Protocol notes to g. tho arrival of
which was announced yesterday.
The Dutch Plenipotcntisry was introduced into
the Conference. lie statcs that his sovereign is
ready to release Mr.. Thorno in exchange for the
remains of tho band Of Tornaro. Tho conferences
after having mnturcly weighed this commu MICA
ton, Expresses great astonshment that the King
of the Netherlands should thus sanction the can
ture of Mr.. Thornc, which he had ut first d;sa.
vowed, and that no should assimilate it to the ar
rest of the individuals who formed part of the
band of Tornaro, assimilation which tho Confer.
renee never thought Of admitting. In this respect
tho meaning of the Protocol No. 60 has boon mis-.
understood. Tho Conference concludes by request
ing in the most earnest manner the immediate re-
lease of Mr.. Thornc, promising afterwards to use
its good Offices to induce tho Belgian Government
for tho sake Of peace and humanity, to rclease tho
individuals of Tornaro's band. This Protocol il
dated the 2Sth May.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, June c.
There was but limited business done in our cot.
ton Market Yesterday. To-day there has been ,
as expected; the sales nre $500 bags at prices ra
tcr in favor of tho buyers, and the market leaves
off heavy. Brazils still remain very steady There
arc vessels i'm with cotton towards this weeks
import.
June 7-Cotton-The sales of the week are
III 900 bags in price there is a decline of Id per
10. The arrivals vessels from the United
Statcs-the imports into Great Britain since Janu.
airy 1, has been 100000 bags.
Coffce-ln British Plantation Coffee there was
more Grnness last week, and the prices were ra.
Their higher at the public sales; since which, par.
ticularly yesterday, there has been moro demand
by private contract at an advancing currency. In
Foreign or East Indian there is little variation,
but the demand is more considerable.
LIVERPOOL, Juno 8.
There is no change in bonded Flour; sweet may
I've quoted at 23sd24s, and sour at 1Sso19s. The
weather is favorable for the growing crops.
r. s. The total sales of Cotton for this week arc
$3.50 bags.
HAvRE MARKET, June 9,h
The following report embraces the transaction
| from the 3lst ult to the 9th inst inclusive.
Coffee-Holdcrs Of st. Domingo are general,
| firm: the demand however has been limited Th,
sales consist of 1922 bags, 63 ties. and 26 brls in
cluding so bags good p. Rico, to ar. from NJ York
.t 80 l-2 $50 ST.. Dom. 764; 800 fine ord. Havana
81 IL; LAC good Mocha, at go to So l.2, &c
| Import 600 bags, 762 casks. Stock 3lst MAY, 8,
| hhds, lS6 ties. ASS brls. and 1882 bags.
Corn and Flour-Foreign Flour is in moderat,
demand; the stocks being in few hands, holders arr
hrm Sales since our last, 1900 brls Richmond
and Fredericksburg at 3sf to 37f SO; 1000 do Rich
| mond to arrive previous to the Goth inst. at 80
1000 brs. Richmond (resale) at SO and 80 so; 800
do Alexandria (rcsalc) at 40f, the whole duty
| paid.