Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-27
Correspondence OF the National IntelIigcnecr.
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Between the Treasury and the States General in Holland
there such embarrassment that RocHussENs successor
the Ch7yalcr VAN HEINr VAN DrYyENplkE has like.
wise resigned. Complaint is loud from Opposition of
the supplementary appropriation by royal ornancc o
millions OF francs to the Navy Department. coalition OF
Lcgmist Radical and hadynastic journals against the
Notifications OF Parswith terrible pother, circulation
petitions 10 the Chambers Recommendations OF the operations
and purposes of the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS a principal
topic in the political walks and talks. While a Republican
editor procnins that thousand citizens repaired Vim
last Sunday with their the progress
OF the immense citdcl and arsenal into which the old
aud Its very spacious converted, Ministerial
temporary truly relates that thirty thousand went, the
same day. TO witness the fair ST. Cloud and the play
the waters The day too, attention was attracted
the boueyads by the following inscription one hundred
feet long, and narge painted capitals doors
OF the Southern Baza repository OF the products of
south OF France ave do sell Sunday because God
torbdS by his third mmandmcnt; because not en-
ough give Caesar whaa belongs Caesar, to God
what belongs To God" This in French OF course The
lesson is needed in every quarter; | heard inter
prctcd 10y one ot the gazers into device To get
during the week. The additional CUSTOM if that of
the persons alone who regard buying and selling pron
nation othe Sabbath would be hardly worthhe the
aud the loss OF the days chance In the
opposition alarm and thunder about the of the
thcatons the Journal des Dcbats states, scmi.uicay
that gun has been yet cas-not single prepare
ton madc-oT the purpose; except the appointment by
the Minister OF War; OF committee of superior response
bic officers of the artillery aud engineers decide on the
material and dimensions, and execution of the pieces
which not even be begun for three years come
The necessary appropriations added for the ndterei
not likely 10 be asked OF the Chambers before the ses
sion ct 1915 or 10 The hope design the phdHfdSma
goriSts excite the million coup de main by
which end would be put to the whole enterprise. Paris
will be fortified. and in incorporate way God help
those who shall happen be within the walls i'm the event
OF siege. religious magazine observes that, even-han
ded, almighty justice render these Notifications
the full and final punishment of the ParisianS their
mutiarious and hcnous offences the year 1890
rs a proper sequel To some revolution, or war
OF conquest and rapno, the citades will used against
them by a revolutionary directory or another BoyA
that perpeusy munOus town. Its circumstance 10 be
noted that the bu6ghs have been ntcrr,itred in
SPAIN party the ascendant has neglected provide
the old national entertainments and has always been
meTousy and eagerly attended The London papers saw
that Mr.. II. Bulwer succeed Mr. Aston at Madrid AS
Minister Penpcientary he is equal capacity 10 the
Count de Bresson, who believed the appointed sue
csssor of Sayandy. majority of three hundred in the
recent elections for the Cortes has been given Ma
drd TO the present opposition. That Assembly will n
val any anteceden in history, for the diversity Of
parties composing it, Republicans, Esparerists Carists
Fuorists Chrnists, Muderados, confederate Exaados
and Modcrados partlsans of Don Francisco de Paula,
and others. You will the solemn manifesto OF the
PrRtorian Govenment-ss false and hollow a document
rs was ever issued. Even the presses of Christi.
ma, in Paris could il no account \ letter
IN the London Times, from Gibraltar, dated the l4h
instant, mentions that Mr. Gushing had departed for Alex
andria IN the British Steamer OnenIa under salute of
hiteen guns from the garrison. lie intended proceed
India by the overland route, and thence China as best
he could" The wreck of the Missouri was raised Tie
writer the Steele, W. Mneter who undertook 10 te,t
OF the power and institutions of the American Union has
concluded his scHes Of articles He took most of his
materials from Major Poussn's book far less Kind
than that resouc friend aud adnircr United States
He thinks that must be apoweul, conqueiing ra-
pacous nation, whether Of Republics subject
cd IN divisions To drspouc rule; that when GO war
with England II will necessarily prove q desperate strug-
gle national existence on both sides: that Won ny vo
NIT back OConncIls land hundred thousand of YOUR
Irish demagogues;' that he corruption Of American Ii
berry has gone with awful celey-thc fate OF all mer
camille democraces."
The the HISTORIAN Christians having excited con-
in the United States well in Europe suboin the
latest intelligence that have secn-from Constantinople
9th inst:
"A provisional Government, has been established in the
mountains o the HISTORIANS. ICnail Bcy, well known
kurdish maraudcr has been named Governor and has
bished himself in house built by Dr. Grant in Tu
Jari, for the purposes of,he American mission"
BY previous accounts from Mosu the Pacha that place
had not eXerted himself TO check the the Nesio
rau mountains. Letters from Persia of the 7th uimo re-
late that another aggression had commenced with these
particulars
~ quarrel having arisen between some HISTORIAN villa
aud thu I'M abanS OF Mussunau villages IN the dis.
tEct OF Mikr several OF the latter killed The Moo
labs OF SIOUX Bolak, the capital OF the district and the
rounding country immediately preached crusade against
the nildelsand insisted upon a"Jchaud," holy of
determination death. Above n thousand men, with
their winding sheets around their bodies marched armed
Of Sioux Bolak, headed by Mooals The results
Of this expedition not yet known"
have Just returned from hours chat with Mr. Iryinp
who arrived last week from Madrid, the for the
arduous journey His aspect is quite healthy his general
health good; but the mandy with which be afflicted i'm
Spain has left ailments of the limbs which exact an
interval OF eposc for the mind and medical advice more
authority than probably Madrid afforded His spirits and
conversation crafty his friends by their old vvaciy. He
could inform Of the fate Of several Of Spanish
quantanco, politicians and OF letters, who had com
ntted themselves to the whirlpool Maani had escaped;
Don Raymon de la Sngn found protection in his exclusive
devotion SCIENCE Martinez de la Rosa and Gaano were
again exposed TO the rupd and hazardous chances of the
day hour Mr. Irving full Of anxiety ernng Spanish
destines, which battle all pTOgnOstc. Portuguese editor re-
ports very interesting conference with Gen. Iurbano
the castle of Foz. This the most obnoxious of
Espareros cuienants and faithful adhcrents he was the
toughest; aud the enemies Of the Regency created him
Of atrociiy lie Madrid after his defeat
aud himself the vCtors. They told him that they
could guaranty his personal safety, aud advised him Ia
he 10 Portugal The editor mentions that he (Iurbano)
drank spumOus Liquors a teetotalcr and only eggs
and fruit. lie believed That Pm had offered large sum
1hayc him poisoned. lie did not know what had become
OF his iaiywc and children, whom ne protested the
tcndcrest attachment. 81 may be-" said he fierce and
unsparng battle, but am quite different in my domestic
life" lie ascrbCd the discontinue Of Espnrtero-tbc
whole caastOphe-tO the mismanagement tseachery Of
Gen. SeOanC. Tho movements Of ull the conimauderl
whose plan Of action Disconnected became 80 irregular
aud uncertain that the troops Lost confidence themselves
msed and bewIdered and Fspaero could strke no blow in
mc he waited for the marches and positions which had
been ranged. Tho Portuguese reports sincere and
/ auihcntic-seoone was po-sported for France.
PARIS, OcroBER /.
have examined the British mails, and the Paris papers
Of this morning The latter contain nothing now, except
the epitouo Of de- patch from the French PlenipotenaTy
u Consiantnope which that the fullest hmcndo
honorable had been allowed by the Porte the outrage at
Jerusalem on the French Consulate. So general war
this account Owing TO the eqnoctal weather ye ter
day, the telegraph could convey intelligence from Spain
il may BE- the same this day SaragOssa was likely lp
prove uoIbe-omc BARGE continued 10 be q, the H.
surpcrs Madrid who lombard and blockade for beyond
their Impeachment Of Esparero and his colleagues They
charged with the design Of docamping with the young
Queen TO Pampcunn and there assembling Corss under