Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-01


gland now pays for the police OF the slave Islands
and for the instruction OF the planters laborer'
fSS, 700 a year"
Among the expedicnts propoundCd in London 70
eonquefing the obstinscy OF the present Emperor o
China is that ofsettns up prctendcr to the throne
l. oi Tartar descent. G'ncra. Buccaud has ercN,ri
t. Bey IN the province Of Oran, an O5man, of hJ
pedigree, us a rival Of Abd.el. Nader, ami we ar
told that some tribes have rallied TO his stan lard
Paris Opposition editor observes that this affair
ike the expeditions OF eight ten days against II,
Arobs-s intended to furnish material tor bulletins
N the MonUeur.
Fanny Ess or has been condemned 10y the Paris
Tribunal OF Commerce 10 pay the penalty (Sl2,OOOl
81 her bond TO the Director OF the Grand Opera.
IL was decided Also Ni.cr argument by counsel, that
she subject to personal arrest lccSafC corpS)
IN default of payment. According to a calculation
made at the tTiJi, she received altogether from the
Opera the sum Of one hundred and two thousand
francs per anuum-mOre thln the united salaries OF
sixty hye members OF die Academy OF Sciences.
The forty OF the French Academy receive from the
Government sixty thousand m ali. \ French his
! torInn observes: MADAME &c MOntCSpIn, the
mistress OF LouiS XIV, costs France three times
as much yearly as al the native ard foreign Swans
| Pensioned by the Government. " The people Of
the city OF Tours manifested an enthusiasm tor the
talents OF Nile. Rachel intense that they ave ad
Vlsed TO change It's name INTO Rae8eoP,liS Which
al your great capUaS Is 20 be called EGSisTo9C.iS?
/ The Council Genera. OF Ia Nendec have peutIon-
ec the King TO restore 10 their capita, the name OF
Napoleon, OF which % was deprived on the ReStOr.
U
were occupied with letters from BOu cgnc dCScgi0.
Ing the festivities az tho Inauguration there last
month Of the statue OF Napoleon. The event exci-
/ ted no sensation, ana was hut briefly recorded IN
Paris. BoJ.osue IS nearer, IN every respect, 10 the
Brush than the French metropolis. IL has become
an Eng liSh colony not m the best Vcpu;e TOR wealth
or honesty large number OF the SOl1urnCrs being
3 iusIuyes from creditors AZ home. AL the steam.
/ pockets are Brush; wacn French capitals; was
asked why some French competition was not at
| tempted lucrative business, he answered
| that The British companies, with their vast means,
| could auu would soon ruin, by under prices, any
| French enterprise. They are now ,ryu- - 20 this
/ at Havre. You may recoect tina; tie Britannia
British steamer, plying between inst port ana Lon
/ don. ran down the PhCnIN FRENCH OF Havre, one
OF the nou.esi boats N the word, which enjoyed
/ Zoo much custom. The Fgcach tribunals took cog
nlznnc= % tue demand OF the owners OF the Z UnH
. for indemnify, AMI condemned the British captain
| and the company IN London 10 make good the loss
estimate G at seven hundred thousand francs
WUhn The lew months past, We have been sup.
pied win interesting details OF the translation o,
u,ustuous remains, and the erection OF monuments
10 TIE dead, OF TsnOwn. Some OF the American
publishers have copied, no aou u. the report Of INC
proceedings al London OF the meeting for = tribute
20 the memory OF 81 David Wukis who Cqu1. 90
al least any pAn.c- 'ttt oelinI. Such speeches as
/ those OF SIR Ro5sr, Peel and Logd John Resell,
on the OCCASION 10 cTCCii 20 The splrI OF the 20 u
ca austocracy, ami shcw the degree OF consideration
which an artist al Tie some lime an esanao.c man,
may conquer m Great Britain. Ia France, i suita-
/ be monument was ate V raised 20 Nicholas PoIs
sin, the Raphael OF tbs country; the chief Uoas.
indeed o. the French srhco 90 historic b.. anu and
s-ape master pieces. HIS Inca. descendant, NJ Tor
/ Pou,sIn, the companion OF General Bernard m MS
American career preserves ihC ,veIcS; affection for
I eIr Republic, and employs ms pen unrcmUuusy
I ~ explaining our institutions and m tracing our
/ progress m pupuc woIEs. ! tCgTe; that have no;
space Tor particular account OF the recent re- II-
termenl OF Tie uoues Of Jean sans Pe4r tue second
Sovereign Duke OF Burgundy, OF the Na,os branch,
grandson Of King Jean e-B9n, and grsuisre OF
! Char cs V. lie was murdered on Tie lu.A Sepi.r
7 l4lS, AT rendezvous with the DaIyA.u Of France,
/ by blow wIA Ratchet, which spIt his saul.
| HIS body was deposited the following year az the
monastery OF the ChagtreuN, near his capital, d.
1 ION, IN a magnificent tomb, which | nitmp attG
/ with admiration TWO years ago n the museum OF
, DION. A. the revolutionary sale AMI cesecTatOn
OF the abbey 1891, his corpse and iaat OF his Ia
Their, Philip the Bl.o, were c.lndes,lue.y conveyed
10 a van. VI the vast ca..st.I. 30 entire an Oh.
.IvIon follow %, that on the 22l July ast, COM
mIttee Q. the Antiquarian Society and The chief ar
cuIleCt OF the city began selgcH for them, IN
certain vi their fate. IUe remains OF ralGp-
tLe-Bo.l were found IN q .-ateu CONN az great
Depth under tie southern tower tIJse OF MS
son ~ lDG same way, -.--. the yOr.LTu but A--Ila
m c0gDet1 and UA-G up with Jumps % perfume
and pieces UiLuC 0g. gul. leather sA.J-L. The sku.
bagC the marks rt tue U.fchg', ard lev locks o.
his red hair were gathered. Female bones found
100 the heap were az-grl.lurL 10 lie those o. his
l Duchess, Margaret Of Bavaria, whose coffin hal
been thrown INTO the same vault; and j. appeared
Z that, CuIng the TuVu.u. lpU, The vault must have
been entered and tue collins carried oil, tIanp.Iy-
/ ing Mr. BurKe's charge agans; tue French Iei-
rOISts, that they UnpGmec the dead ~! material 10
destroy the living. Al. that was discovered has o-e1
rtnuTncG and coGsE ned 10 vault OF the cathedral ~
the most solemn manner under The auspices OF ,H' c.
vi authorities, ami with the ggLuCy OF the prestAuC-.
| \ monument worthy o. the mighty Duke, (whO,
| by the way, employed assasslns and sacrh-el
/ France % the Eu..sH) IS 10 be speedily placed 10
U Fna Hf.Hg rHn las d Ii ~ II boz
remains Of James II OF England and those OF hi
daughter Louisa Mana were discovered at s.. Ger
main, IN digging 20 lay the formations OF The new
church OF that town; they were 10 Igaden boxes
m bad condition. upon one OF which was TINS uscup.
ton, with the arms OF the * monarch engrayen Ue.
meath: 'ic est portion le IA chair e, -es parties
mob Gu cops de tres hlut tres pussaut e tfeseE
cClent Prince Jacques Stuart, RIO le Ia Grancc BE.
'lgue ne XII OciODrs, HDCEA1IG, ulcelecu France
SIsu, German, en- Laye, eNyI SePtemure, MDCCI"
That immense pile the Castle OF -. German,
which Flarc S, V, Henry ~, LOUIS XIV, anu the
beautiful LEya.IcgC inhabited, and 90 which James
II died, has been turned into military peul.euta-
~, recCu;aC Tor the most 81 aalI culprts. BON
exterior and interior convey now any other idea
than that Of q Gyore rOya. residence, excepting
always lis SIZE the groves and terr ce, truly mag
uihceuL y gambling tower IS al. ttat remains Of
the added cllrc- 100 which LOUIS NV was born.
From the cell 100 vii rH the Ggyout James prayed,
you pass into the uoUlOir %! Lov4.iIc.e.
a monument hos been voted by the city Of Dor.
leAuE 10 HENRI lOEIEIDE. .ufe flIuT 81 The
Courier dc Bordeaux, ana LOUIS PHLIrPE has
subscribed five hundred francs towards I's compile.
ton. Foriredc, whose l;her member Of tie
Convention, died on The scriDd, early reuouuccd
his own "fevO. ugOnsry errors and devoted himself
10 public writing boo the cause ol royalty. lie
adopted, 10 use tie common phrase, the revolution
Of july but for the sake OF the mOnarch.-nI pO.ty
which survived IIe loved the Odeius dynasty,
YET proved a dangerous voi1ry. by the thorough,
bold TOga.tsm Of hrs doctrines. At his funeral,
which attended 10y o. the highest civil Ccc.gsi-
astcal, and military authorizes OF the department
I OF the GifDude, GALvAEDT, who was Minister Of
Public ms ruC.Ion In the Mole Cabinet, and now
| goes 10 Spain rs AUm1ss1dOr, pronounced n DIS
course embracing the true rrmuTk that F,gFEEUE
was the only journals. Of pergdca. author Of
France, out Of Pans, who commanded attention
/ and difference 10 the cHpia., end possessed %
rect oUl urlusye influence 40 home. lie was
frank, fearless, rapid, Incorrect, iorrIO.e writer,
whose evident sincerity and tried dslutcrCstgduCss
. cEtoricd respect and personal good will from oil
parties. I'm 1887 be came 10 Pans TO cooperate In
. a ministerial paper, but his utraiSm alarmed and
. embarrassed The Government, and the backward.
ness, winch Boz soon understood, induced him % re-
turn 10 bus old pos, %, Bordeaux. At this period he
was introduced iD me by the g5,mHU bile Deputy from
that c'y, VI. Gu-TIrrt who had described nim--as
found him 90 bis ais and cOIiiIrG, by means
hOcl. In manners, Impg'uous and eloquent in bis
discourse, and deeply anxious 90 concerning the pro.
ClrOusHcss yi royalty aud social order 100 tfsueg. ]
greeted him The more readily, as had learnt that be-
advocated, with h.s usual zsl. and cogoncy the lf.
cation OF The Treaty Of indemnity with the United
States and hC was the firs. editor that ever saw
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