Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-19
Fses the special csresposssni Of n. Y. ualo.
pAnr.. Sent. rs. 1sIl

Frou the urccIni Corr 9Iontcnf OF n. T. Uniot
Par. Sept. Is. 1sil
No nsvs since wrote. q vsek ago. The Cham
lss are dispsnsd-that 10. the eons,ituen. part
thereof the King and ministers are out OF town.
Theirs 10 journeyins in Germany, and. except in III
iosrnsls, have nothing Of party m,t,ers.
There has been little breeze about presumed in
teniion-put out rs feeler think, TO give eerts
Of the Bishops seats. ex ofieio, in the Chamber G
psers; but the idea got 10 much laughed at tina
Ministers had to deny any thiog OF the kind.
Victor Hugo-poe,, dram, tist. novelist-is to b
called into the chamber of Peers. So is Casino
Desvigne. also a poet. Where else will one fn'
honor rendered to literature, which sheds honor up
Y on all Il touches.
A belief prevails that Soult will be sppointe,
Governor Of ihs Hotel des lnvslides. This woul'
superannnae him respectfully. Rumorcd too tina
Genetsf Dode de Ia BruRiare, the director OF thu
Notifications OF Paris, will take Souls place as Min
isler Of War. This would leave Gsizot, PINE Min
is.ef. 10 not also clearing the way Tor the dis
mi,sal Of Guxot1 II Theirs live ono year more he
Oil return to Office. This shelving oil Souit great
Nv in favor of such return.
The King Of Hanover has been killed by some
Of the pspers-others make out that ne Is onty-
married In other words, this cupid oil ~ has con-
trac ed n marriage with Madame de Beu.witz, a
widow, 'fa,, fair, and iorty."
He has Just followed the sage example OF William
OF Holsndexeept tina, the latter resigned his crown
when he took wife. Prince George Of Hanover
will wed in Jaruary. political amnesty is spok.
en- of AZ likely 10 take place on the Princes mar
riaee His unc G, the Dukes OF Sussex and Cam
bridge, have sent to the Gsrmanc Diet protest
against the decision, allowing the signature OF n
Council for the blind Prince, when he succeeds to
the throne. The judgment on this protest Is looked
foe anxiously, as the Germanic Law ]. against the
Kinsly power being exercised 10y blind prince.
Sout and Gu,zot at Eu with the hing, VINO
vii, not return to ST. Cloud for fortnight Admi>
raj n perre. Minister Of Marine, and MIR vilemain,
Minister Of Public lnstruc ion, were the Kings vi
siters at Eu before Soult and Gulzo; they are now
!, Paris, and the only Cabinet Ministers here ut
The Prince de Jonvillc was at Tou'ona week
aso Toe Due d. Aumnle has been made Major
General and placed al the disposal OF 'he Governor
OF Algeria. for active service. The Press, though
aConserva,ive journsl, Is very angry with the k'ng
Tor making his son a General without service, and
points to the Emperor Of Austria, who has not the
power of raising any Prince Of his family oa higher
rank than that Of Colonel, except rs the reward oil
actual service. But then the Queen Of England
made her husband a Field Marshal, 90 that he
Jumped 10 that rank from his Austrian Lieuten-
ancy.
The Dse d. Aumale has Just paid eighty thousand
uound, for tn. famous vineyard of Chateau Mar
s,auI. which formerly was the properly of NJ Aqua
DO What delicious claret his Royal Hishnsss may
drink, if he pleases. Chateau Meigaux is quite n
princey tipple.
France is anxious TO have Christian Emir over
Syria, if she canno, prevail on England, Austria,
and Russia to declare its Independence and erect II
into a kingdom with German Prince as sovereign.
The last report from the Porte Is that Lebanon will
be divided into two districts-that the Dsuses shall
select Governor among their own sheks,-that
the Maronites shall be governed by Christian
Prince of the Sheab family,-and that the Turkish
Posha Of Acre or Damascus shall have civil and
snitary control over both tribes.
The Enperor OF Austri, has issued an ukase like
that Of Nicholas OF Russia, forbidding the notifies of
Transyvanin beat their seris with sticks. Ii also
allows the serfs to hold properly.
In Portugal, as in Spain, they cannot &c, money
TO carry on the government.
Three iron steamers have arrived at Rome from
England. The passage to CIvita Vacchis, which
occupied three days by the old plan, is done 10
four hours. This is q great thing, as the malaria
inflicted dreadful ravages during the prolonged voy
ages Pope Cardinals and Priests attic n6ed TO bless
the steamers, when they first made their way up
the Tiber.
The quarrel between France and the Emperor Of
Morocco has been ended, by the former receiving
''satisaclion" in this wise. Some French boats in
the roads OF Tangiers were fired on by some Me-
rocco people. Eleven OF these, in chains, were de
iivered to the French Consul-three were slightly
scourged-thc Scheriff Nabdesam receiving six
blows-and the rest pardoned.
From Russia comes a denial, ex-officio. OF any
conspiracy, as lately stated, against the Emperor
Nicholas. No doubt. this denial is as worthy credit
as Napoleon's bulletins from Russia, which an
nounced victory at each step.
News from Spain is, that they are badly off for
Minister Of Finance is at his wits end how TO raise
the needful. He did propose to farm out the TO .
baceo monopoly, but this WON'T do. His pan now
rs to reduce the salaries OF every one employed by
the pubiic nj m ore than u, OC0 reals per annum.
This will bring nest Of hornets about his ears.
The weather has been much too fine on most
paris of Continental Europe. The drought has
parehed the earth ard checked vegetation. The
price OF bread advances, though the price OF whea,
falls, and herds OF cattle exported from the
North 10 the shores of England.
The Sultan intends settling the dispute with Per-
STA as speedily as he can.
On the % of August the Sultan despatched
"Pious Embassy" 10 Mecca and Medina. The
pilgrims received from his own hands the sacred
carpet and other presents destined for the Prophets
tomb. Among the pigrims-of whom many hun
dfeds went-was Sultan Mahmond's FIRST wife,
whose daughters are the wife of said Pachn and
the unmarried sister Of the reignng Sultan. She
IS the first Sultana who visited the tomb Of the
Prophet:
There has been great deal Of money won here
on the st Leger at Doncaster. The Partisan SPORT
ing men backed Atula, and dropped in for II
pretty extensively.
The late Due d'Oreans' racing stud is being
duced. but will no. be wholly abandoned. Instead
oi twenty race horses there will be ten. George
Edwards the trainer and rider, Tetres on pension,
and Charles Edwards succeeds him. The Dac de
NemOurs has taken to the stud. for IL months, GER
tain. Count de Cambis will be at the head of the
establishment during that time. There will be races
1T Chanuy and Peris next! month, Us usual-lhe
former commencing on the LIST, and the latter on
the 9Th.
Louis Philippe is said to be anxious to encourage
races, they encourage breeding and training, and
the horses OF France, for the most part very
inferior TO those OF England.