Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-27
Correspondence Of the N. Y, Commercial Adv.r.ss.

II LoSpoS 4th September, lsi3.
Parliament has concluded its long and wearisomc ses
the members OF both houses scattered through the
counuy-and Royalty tselfs taking "marne excursion"
in the yacht visiting various seaports OF the king
dom, and in continuation paying visit to LOUIS fnhppe
the Chateau dEu. Nor does this unexpected and sud-
den visit OF Queen Victoria the King of the French
stand alone the list OF cxctcment The interval since
the sailing the last has been repete with incident
Between the sending OF the invitation 10 Her Majesty aud
the payment of the VISIT the lives of the entire Royal am
y OF France with the solitary exception OF the Due dc
nearly sacrificed TO an ilihned salute hreu
from the little town OF rreport.
Ii consider the accident which cost the Duke oil Or
leans his life the which endangered the
safety OF the widowed Duchess aud the Comic dc Paris,
and add these this last habresdth escape from dcsc
ton of whole dynasty shall be inclined TO consider
vehce conveyancng hardly propiuous the house OF
Orleans The probable consequences TO France and to tu-
rope OF the sudden humiliation OF the family OF Louis PHI
lippe, hardly To bear consideration
Another great excitement for the moment consequent
upon the arrival in this country OF tho gallant Duke OF VIC.
tory, Regent OF Spain, who with his Duchess nelce and
suite, is Mvars Hotel, receiving every sort OF no
and courtesy from the government. the nobiv' ana
the public large by all of whom. he admired and re-
pccd lie received with the honors due to his rank
the port OF arrival, and within wentyour hours from
the of landing, called upon by all the Cabinet Nil
nsers and chief officers of state; who, according to the
etiquette observed in paying visits 10 Royalty did not leave
cards but inscribed their names in book opened Tor the
purpose In the OF the Duchess OF Inverness, this
little circumstance was regarded as virtual acknowiedg
of her claim be considered the wife OF the Duke OF
Sussex it the parallel the circumstance IN
this case shows least desire regard Espartero still
DE Jue Regent ot Spain. The Dukc OF Wellington, with
his usual and good taste, conveyed delicate cop
ESpartero by using his Spanish title (Duquc di Cu
dad Rodrgo Esparieo also received very prompt inv
Windsor where he presented 10 Her Majesty
by the Earl OF Aberdeen.
The morning subsequent to his arrival the OF
LOUIS Philippe, who here guests of the Queen, alb
upy departed and many persons believed the arrival and
reception ot Eparcro To have caused tins sudden move
ment There is however but little evidence 10 sustain the
impuaon OF petty and unworthy motive, 1t being more
probable tina, they merely convey their fathers in
the Queen and departed soon their ms
sion was accomplished Punch alleges a probable
than either the fact that they had received an invita-
hear the Queens speech, at the prorogaon which
took place n few hours after their embarkation.
Meantime while the Regent is here the 'honoed guest
OF England, affairs in Madrid strange and uncer
tain aspect that things seem more improbable tha
the restoration of his power. do mean say that
such he expcciedor indeed that any thing
can be expected with confidence augmentation OF
the existing anarchy and conson but certain is that the
vctors quauelng the oavcs and fishes and we
know of old that dsogccments among offer advan
tIgCous opportunities 10 homes, mer.
The opposition Journals loud IN their condemnation
of Parliament for having done nothing during the session.
These amiabe gentlemen have amused themselves and
attered her party, by reardng the most trivial Go
throughout the session. aud now that
these eternal distractions have caused the session to be I'M
productive they fill the vacancy which occasions
in their columns by long Trades against the "Do nothing
Parliment"
ought To mention that Father Matthew is dividing with
Espartero the public attention; while the magistrates and
the clergy hardly know whether the worthy apOs-
tie 10 be regarded merely locomotive hydnnt 10
be feared emsary OF Romansn, worse STILL agent
o: the hbcratOr.
The journals of to-day contain intelligence of the safe
arrival the Chateau dEu OF her Majesty and suite, and
filled with details of the splendid reception given by the
King OF the French 10 his illustrious guest
y ours, very respectfully,
A YANKEE IN LONDON.