Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1834-10-23
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lived at New York, bring dates TO the LIST
August from each port, and 3lst from
Paris and London.
A violent thunderstorm had been ex-
lpeFie:s I'd at Manchester. by which the
town was damaged and FIVE persons lost
their lives.
To France the three days celebration
passed over without disturbance.
The French Chamber was opened by
The King in person, on the 3lst July
he was dressed in the uniform Of the Ma
iional Guards.
HOLLAND.
! Paris, July 3l..--Important news was
brought by the Holland papers of 2oth
July, received by express. We lead in
the Handel.bald--"We are informed on
god authority, that on the 22d, the
KItg has issued a decree bo which all
the members of the schu,tery (national
gnards) have been sent home with I'm.
limited leave Of absonce."
The Journal du Commerce of Ant.
werp, makes the following remarks on
this measure.
"Thus have fallen to the ground all
those reports periodically spread Of
concentration of the troops of Holland-
Of "A project of invasion by the Prince
of Orange, sc. Holland is now disarm.
ing. This is an important fact; it is the
first public step taken by King William
towards pacific system; it is. in word
an event which announces nothing less
than tacit remuneration Of that desire
to be restored, which the King of tho
low countries still appeared to entertain.
Paris, July 3o.--Accordlng totelegra-
phie Dispatches published by the govern.
ment, the Queen Marie Christine open.
ed the Cortes in person, on the oath, and
at that date Madrid was tranquil. The
newspapers from that capital OF the 23d
say, that the cholera continued its raw
ages, but that it appeared to have rea.
ched its period of dimunition.
The news of the return Of Don Car.
los to the Spanish territory had produ.
ced but little sensation at Madrid.
Paris, July 3l.-No important news
has been received from Spain to-day.
The Journal DIES Debals announces that
bands of CaIlisls have appeared in Cat.
alonia.
Little business was done on change.
The Kings speech, which was inpati-
emily expected has not produced any
sensation. The speech Of the Queen Of
Spain has been looked for to-day, but it
has not arrived, although it was deliver
ed on the Gath.
POLAND.
After more than lapse Of twelve
months, the extraordinary tribunal at
Warsaw, composed partly of Russian
generals aud partly of Polish magis-
lrates, instituted for the purpose Of try
ing the principal actors in the Polish re-
vnlution, has at length come to final
Judgment. The members of the gov>
Iernment of the Five are all condemned
% death. without excepting even the
gcnerali.simo Sk,z, necki. who only for
med a part of the council OH exiraordi-
AIRY occasions. The second generals
simo. Prince Michael Radziwiil, is not
included. This Indulgence is attributed
to the intercession OF the court of Prus-
sla. to which the family of the prince is
allied. OF all the members Of the gov
eminent affected b, this Judgment, the
venerable Vincent Nemojowski is the
only one remaining in Poland, the others
having taken refuge in foreign countries.
After the publication Of the Judgment,
the lieutenant general Of the kingdom,
prince PAskc wish, lad N mojo~i-ki
brought before him loaded with chains,
and recommended him to implore the
clemency of the emperor, but the noble
minded old man rejected the COUNSEL
The lieutent general, however, has de.
manded his pardon Of the emperor, at
trbuting the obstinancy of Nemolowiski
to mental alienation. the consequences.
of the suf1erings he had undergone du'
ring his conf nement in his dungeon
The same judgment also condemns to
death all who filled public offices before
the revolution. and also took part IL the
Regency OF Zakrockz,m. This class 10
very numerous. AS they have included in
it all tn Deputies as public Functions.
ries. The mode of execution varies &C.
cordiug to the degree Of culpability.-