Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-19
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FOREIGN.
From The National Gazette of January 10.
We have received tho London Morning Chron-
icie 10 ihc G3d OF November, inclusive, and the
fars journal dos Desats down to the same date.
The multiplication Of the instances of Cholera in
England-thc creation of thir,y-sx peers for life,
ny the king of France in order TO secure the ndop
ton OF The law FOR aboshing the hereditary peer
ngr,-and the continued refusal of the king of
Holland, to accept the terms prescribed by the
Five Powers, to which Belgium has acccdcd-nre
tho princiP1l new events But tho main interest
OF European affairs lies in the general onfusiom
and disquiotudc~--thc uncertainty of all arrange
ments-tho critical character Of the prevailing
discussions and proposed measurcs--tho prccari-
BUSINESS of institutions, the dismay accustomed
by political aSita'ions ana epidcmical disease.
ne creation oi peers was violently condemned
by Tho aniI-mnis'crial papers, and approved by
TWO only OF the chief ministerial. According to
tho Journal dr. Commerce. it was received in tho
Chamber Of Deputies thus
Great agitation prevailed in that body. Many
OF the benches remained empty during part of
the sitting. About hundred Deputies among
wnnm were many who voted habitualiy with the
Ministry, assembled in the Office of tho fourth
Standing COMMITTEES, to deliberate on the steps
10 he taken in order to secure the rights an ! dgn-
ty of the chamber. First, it was proposed to draw
up immcGiatc Y address to tho King, and Law
IL on thr table during the sitting. Afterwards it
was decided that no haSty steps should he taken
and Il committee should nc appointed 20 draw up
the address. This committee is composed Of nine
mcHlhcra:- N"sSrs Odilon Barrot, Corncnin, Du-
boiS, (of Loire Infrricure) Dupont dc rEure Maui
gum, Mcrilhou, dc SADIE, Salvcrtc, and de Tracy
Another meeting was fixed upon for the dciinitivs
arrangement of the address"
The London Morning Chronicle Of the 23d con-
tnIns letter of O. r. q. from Paris dated No
vcm!'cr l9!h, and headed with these liucs-
"Thc Bourbons and the descendants of Nnpo1con
arc to he b0nishcd;-Poland is to he incorpora-
ted with Rnssia--M. Cnsimcr Pericr is to
propose that France shall disarm." Tho
Writer Says" am obi cd to state that the Ma
poican party in France is most Formidable Louis
Philippe and his ministers arc a vast deal m orc
afraid ofthc Duke of Rcichsiadt than they are of
the Duke OF Bourdcanx. austria has refused to
"vow what her intentions with regard to tho
son of Napolcan. There arc sixty-nine Nnpolo
onists in the Chamber Of Deputics." We anros
some articles from the latest number of the Chron
iclc
owe yesterday prepared orr readers for a Pro
ciamation on the subject of Political Unions
w" have elsewhere inserted a letter from some OF
tho members of the National Union, written in
order to remove tho msconception that the Pro-
ctamntion applies to them. Wo need not inform
our readers that Proclamation does not make the
law, but merely warns tho people, in cases in
which 1t has been violated, from inadycrtcncc or
Otherwise, that the violation, if persisted in will
lead to prosecution.
I'VE have already observed, that Political
/ Unions will die of themselves when the Reform
! Er!i has secured the people against the 0garcbv
| I'll then they will be continued, and they ouoi
10 be continued, but under such forms as arc
strictly accnrdant with the law. The object of th,
| Unions is not 10 oppose the present Ministry, bn
! to destroy the hopes of those who might, by th
removal of the present Ministry seek to effcc
their guilty purpose at the expense of nation
hopes. The Anti Relnrmors have caused tn,
! Unions; the triumph Of Reform will put an end to
them. Nothing less powerful than the fear o
c"nVulsion could induce people immersed in
their own private pursuits as the English TO EN-
barTdss themselves with the additional fatigue at
tcndant on Unions
"Io unite for cilcc!ing political object may O,
may not be illegal, according to the mode of uni
unG. 1t is, however, quite clear, that all which
any man can reasonably propose to himself by
anon may be effected without the violation of an
law. Let, therefore, those who arc anxious Ia
u"ic without violation Of the law, look nnrrowly
into the Rules of the Associations in order to 70
nouncU whatever is Illegal.
eve are in the midst of agitation; and till al
uncertainty as TO the future is at end, must con
tiuuc agItatcd. When men dre agitatcd, they are
OF course, apPrchensivc Of evil; and it is by union
alone that they can best obtain what is beneficial
and ward oil what is evil"
The New York Evening Post says
THE article Of news which requires the frs
mention at our hands is that the 22d Novern
Der the American ship OthcIIo sailed from Havre
with twenty two millions Of francs on board--tho
sum d"c from France to our government"
The New York American
"fhc paragraph in tho Daily Advertiser of this
morning importing that the ship Othcllo smiled
from H'vro on the 22d November, having on board
twenty-five millions of francs, in satisfaction of
American clnims, must bo inaccurate because Tho
treaty STIMULATING the conditions Of this indcmnitv y
IS not yet ratified; and, moreover because fyc
ycHrS arc allowed for its payment"
We find the following paragraph in tho French
p7pcrs dated Touion, 9th Nov.
Tho american corvette which has been for sornc
days IN or port has taken on board nourlv Tho
whole oft!c IS millions which France paws IN tho
United States, according 10 the last treaty between
tho two Powers"
Also, date tho 18th.
"rho American corvette tho OheHo has sailed
with the twenty five millions on board"
FRANCE.
From the W,nifeur nj 2Ist Norc,pberI
by an ordinance Of the 10Th Nov. counter
signed by VI. Casimir Perier, President of tbc
Council, Minister of tho Interior the following are
elevated 10 the dignity of Peers Of France:
The Count d. Aubusson de Lafcuille, the Duke
de Bnssann, the Prince dc Bcauvca the Mar
quis dc Bzcnont, Count dc Body, Lieut.. Cen
Count Calfuclli, V:scount dc CassirIi Lieut.. Gcn
Count dc Cossac, Baron Cuyicr, Lieut.. Gen.
Count DaUihouard, Baron John Charles Davillicr
Lieut.. Cen. Count Droust, Lieut.. Gen. Count VI
Dumas, Vice Admiral Count Enerian Lieut. Gen.
Count dErlon. Lieut. Gen. Count Eacltman,