Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-07
rrom,A. special corrs.dondsa, Of n. Y. unlos.
rAars sep,,mh,r. ]. Isia.


eha,e for an Interview with the KiAg OF Prussia
{ The DGehess OF O,,eius is with the king 4: Eu--
Her health has suffered much OF late pariculssl]
sioce her husbands deWh. She is much bo,,er now
but settled melancholy rests on her face and per
vades her conversation. Ii is feared tina, the Duk
Charles, her second son. cannot live loar, as h
has spinal weakness. The Count OF Pars is no
| by any manner strong child.
; France and Belgium are not on very friendl,
terms now. Belgium having issued an ordinance pes,
mi.tins the introduction of @ ssmon wines and silks
on the same footing as thos, Ct Fesnce. This il
ex,eniiug 20 Germany, without an equivalent, what
France lately obtained MS set Off for the recent
ordinance in favor Of B,lgc linens ard thread. The
Beige legislature strongly condemned it, as lik.ly
TO ahront France, and all the papets here are aeeu
sing Leopold Of insrati;ude.
believe 1t is arranged that Baron de Ltnssdot0
will go as French Ambassador to Washington. NJ
Pageo, goes to Rio Janieiro-and Sou,'s son tthe
Marquis Of Delmatra) will have higher appoint.
men, than Turin, which he leaves.
My belief that Louis Philippe will ubdiea,.. so a,
10 have the Duke OF Nemours Regent in his lif
has increased since last wrote. bay. reason N
1hlnh mat the Oucen-who is a very fine woman
wishes The King to leave public life, thst he may
Apply himself TO preparation foe a better world and
that his majesty has given conditional promise thai
nc VIII DO so before lons. HIS health is lar from
good, and hts msdch attendants recommend that
quieiness which the King Of the French can never
experience.
Inc Due OF Nemours is still mite provinces.
1'ddlns high tor popularity. He cannot get IT.
Reserved IN his manner, he speaks lite aud Ills
silence IS attributed to hGlstr or sheer stupidtv
In, army particularly disike HIM, for with them
he has always been distant. Hs father and ian.
orolhar used to talk away. "lke good 'un,," and
had an apparent frisnoliness OF manner that took
mighuiv with all classes
| Inc Chambers re assemble on January g. twelve
days later thnn usual. dare say that by that d,v
month, the Soult Guzot Ministry will be dished
hiers 10 almost sure Of Office. il he choose to &C.
eept u. The European public will care llile whe
Their he be Ia or out, because he must ac, p,ecs.v
as the king bids him. In France the King is The
State. - ''S
The Parisians have had laugh lately. AZ the
boousss erand of the Duke of SAKE Cob1ro. The
iathe' in'iaw and uncle 10 the Queen OF England
lie went TO London lately in orcer to persuade his
niece to make an application, conjointly with Ff,nce
and Belgium 10 the Ceramic Confederation. thai
instead OF beng called Serene Hishness be should
oes styled Royal Highnsss.
| The difference oil title would give hiu, two alan.
and raise him to the rank OF secondary prince OF
Germany hi, only claim is tina, his brother mar.
ried the Princess Royal Of France; his nephew. the
Saeen OF fo't1sa; ana his son the Queen Of Great
Britain She handed him and his suit 10 Peel who
very earnestly dissuaded his sovereign from an in.
reference which woald greatly ofTsad the rest of
inc German princes. The Duke returned tc hi,
psIy pnncipa'i,y without accomplishing the obisc,
OF his journey.
Rumor talks OF Animals Sir E. Oven & Since.
eomoIninS the English aud French fleets now in
the Mediterranean and Lsvan', in orte, 10 res,ors
order IN Syria. This would be well thought Of
proprs of the nation.
Another report is, tina, Syria will be erected in,o
4 monarchy, with German Prince as King.
what have you done with Fanny Elssler3 Her
former friends and companions she treats with cool
contempt They erclam that her arrogance is in.
| suHefao G. One OF The papers has mentioned how
When one OF her most intimate associates nj TN, o,a
IN FORMER caysI lately met end would have salutsI
ner, she repellsd her with HAurEuR. An Mad,,,s
Hs''ef' u you again 90 en- the Partisan boards
axe care that there is not bard of cI.eurns,I
mss you down. Fanny looks dreadlilll i'll,
'sasI she dad Wnen saw her few days ago. While
she was in the United States, NJ. Plllo, Commenced
an action against her, and was awarded CD 600
'fanes Tor her breach Of contract in lot re,prn;
TO dance at the Opera. She appealed from, ,h;s -
es'on, and the Royal Court has affirmed il win
costs But what 10000 or 10000 frarcs mn,
Of the 10000 francs she cleared in Americs7 NJ
Dupn appeared against her on the appeal, and read
me entire OF hlshy article, called REPRESENTATION,
oil Danseuse," which appeared in New York
paper and has gone the rounds Of almos, every
journal IN Europe. Ii greatly amused the Court.
Fanny l. ssler spends some months u, Vienna |
SS'O'c het return 10 the U. states.
SUBMARINE TREASURE AT suLLUBoEuF.
More than half century ago a ship called IL
Ee.em que was sunk N the sands Of tie Seine =, 4
Ouil.etGlG between Hay.s and Rorer r.
circumstances connected with ths vess- r.. cur.ons
IN January, $780, too seso5ReTS we've char cred M
Houen, and os'ensib laden with oak timber n,
on OF the ports on the coast. Tee directory re-
eeIVed information that they were laden with tre,-
sure In coin, pate, and Jewellery, which Louis
NJ, Marie Antoinette, and many OF ths nobles
uaI co"ecied 10 oe taken 10 England for safety
with IN the resolve of following when they could.
ne q reetory issued orders TO seize these yes-
ses. The smaller one, schooner, was seized on |
the seine, Sent 10 Poni au de-mer ana found IN
contain considerable quantity Of vsluable plate
Inc ielemaque, the large vessel, tried 10 run |
do"n me SEINE, but got on the quicksands o7po.
size Olil ete If. Here she struck, and IN. Id /
coming up with strong swe.! threw her on her /
sde' In n lev hours, when the tide recedcd. The /
vessel had sank through the quickslnd. Inc D. |
ftc'ofy sen; 800 men from Ch>tbourg with the r.. !
qMsic means 10 raise tic wreck, Lu. after three /
months labor, gave tup 4 bad job. Succseiing
governments have made similar attempts, but All
"ays unsueeessfuly. Private adventures bay,
reesved government licenses 70 try the same n,v
~ all expenses and allowing a ff.h OF any ites.
sure recovered 10 the Minister of Marine, tor ,hs
nvllids Of the marine.
Five years ago NJ. Magny attained such lic.n,.
ior ihiee years, and was subsequently, Joined by
Vi. DAVID, maker Of cables at HAVE Noth;rs
came o. Their attempt the license vas renewed
lnd an English company Of spectators i,irei
Me's's Magny end David They invited Cipt.ln
Taylor, m eminent engineer from London. To ioin
them, p1ying him q certain sum sor his ab3r and
"e tn oi the nst value he may recover The
AMOUNT may be considerable, rs II is bel eyed tina,
re utasure IN the Telemsque Including Maze
Antoinsit.'s famous neekiace,) c,nno. amount IN
es7 than from 30 to 50 nj lions Of francs r. foo,
56OOO,OJD % SIC 0OO,0OD. But sumo peopls s,v
nat Ne Dlke Of Orleans Il mean tho father Of
LOUIS Fniiippv,) con'ryed 20 make way with grea,
part OF TIC treasures IN question. Certln il, Is that
mos. Of Crown jewels ri Frsnte have Seen mis-,
ing since January, 1880, and where can thew bei
Probability 10 ~ favor Of their beng IN the Tee
maque.
Captain Taylor has been abou, two wear, en-.
gagged m the attempt 10 raise the sunken wreck.
tie has adopted a new pan, which Is to build a
bridge over the wreck, 10 the beims Of which are
sse1fd ~. the chains and ca les which are 10 rai,e
lt OAce fai ed OUT Of tho bed OF mu = ID tlcy Il
is rougrt easy to drew u o. more. There was one
very strong chain be plssed under III sttrusiem
ond c-nre Of Tie wreck, (which consider the most
hrp.i plft Of the job) md the force employed is
supp9ceJ 10 be equli 10 raise weight Of 1900 tons
lie TClem1quc no, being more thar $50
The "ofkmen arc chiefly EngIish, and live IN ,
large lighter moored near tie wreck. Tney work
day snI right IN relief gangs, ard are pretty cons
dsn that ths vessel will be raised In another fort
night u is suppoled the at,emp; vii be made, and
Qui.lo' 0uf will thon be erovdsd with sc snufc
men rom various quarters. n the treasures Ne re
covered, the spectators who are now al work will
have thcir fortunes mltc.
The presumption is that The Telsmsqus doe,
contain tue missing treasure.