Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1833-04-24
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7The .J,urnal of Commerce. IN } h's g.
celyed Paris dates to the Isl March and L3n-
don dates to the 9th Feb. The news is oil
considerable importance.
PARIS, Feh. DC.
The Moniteur of this morning, official pa
per. contains The following article:
PARIS. Feb. % o. Friday the 22d Feb
at half past 5 O'clock, p. m, Madame the Ouch
ess de Berri sent to general Bugeand, comman
der of the citadel of Biaye, the following de
claration,
"Under the pressure of circumstances, and
influenced by the measures of he government
although had the most urgent reasons for keep
inc nv marriage secret, thiAk it due to my
self. as well as my children, 80 declare that l
was secretly married during my residence IN
Italy. MARlE-CAROLlNE
Citadel Blaye, 22d Feb. 1888.
PARIS, Feb 26. The declaration of the
Duchess de Berri gives death blow to the lie.
ultimate party in France. Every one is think
Ing what reprobation will be excited through
out Europe by the marriage of Marie Louisa
to Count Neperg. We are curious to see what
language the organs of Legitimacy will now
adopt.
Since the announcement OF the marriage OF
the Duchess de Berri, we have seen several
persons known to belong to the legitimate par
ty. They appear to be much cast down by
the news, as it is contrary to all the prIncl'
Piles of legitimacy that the mother of any heir
apparent TO the throne Of France should be
married, a second time.
PARIS, March /. The Duchess de Berri
sent the declaration inserted IN the Moniteur.
to Bordeaux NJ de Brissac left BQrieanA
on the morning 81 the och, to return Ia Pc.
Liberty has been promised to the Duchess
VIII has announced her willingness 10 retire to
n .pl.s, and rust her Chi dren to wha never for
tune may await them-Gazette de France
PARIS. Feb. 26. o. Saturday evening Gen
Isiayette called at the residence of the Min
isler of foreign affairs, where his presence sur
orised more than one member of the diploma
IL corps. The General came to interceed with
The minister for some polish refugees, and to
PROPOSE to HIM to subscribe TO ball which the
L sh committee of Paris give on Saturday
me- for the relief Of the unfortunate families
thrown upon their charge by the disaster OF
Warsaw
HOLLAND AND BELGIUM.
The following intelligence from the Hague,
is lltGQ the lcln IiiSt. IA Couliei Vh'la"iuih
ary reached the English charge des affaires at
the Hague yesterday from London, with des-
patches, which we're no sooner opened and read
than he went tc the Minister for foreign afiaires
and communicated their contents; they consist
ed of notes signed by Prince Talleyrand and
Lord Palmerston, and dated the 10th inst.
which, after recapitulating the negotiations en-
tered into since the capture of the citadel OF
A1tv erp, contains the following important ar
ticles.
Arr. ALTER having exhausted every
means OF Cancellation, in order to effect an ami
cah,e arrangement between the two powers
HOLLAND and Belgium,) his Brit:anic Majesty
in concert with the King of the French has
resolved, that if within the first days of the
month of March next, the King OF the Neither
lands does not transmit to the Foreign Office
note, explicitly setting forth the principle ba>
sis upon which to found a treaty OF commerce
between the two beligerent powers, the French
ARM supported by the E gish squadron, viii
again pass into the Belgian. tffeatSof the 18th
tiose,nber 1881 be fully accomplished
ART 2-The embargo upon the ships of
war and merchant vessels of Holland will be
maioiained, both in France and England until
the execution of the above mentioned treaty.
ART. 3-France and England, previous to
ho wing recourse TO coereIve measures, demand
of the Dutch government the abolition of the
Toll recently established