Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-04


The darling game Of Loul. Phlippe seine upon the
young Queen OF Spain a matrimonial prize for Bourbon
prince the point OF realization pmour has been
aoa during tho last few days that the large naval force
the Of Ireland destined Tor Spain and
that its sailing contingent upon Epartero being
able to hold his There appears be truth in such
superstition. people who guard their iber-
ties worth serving; besides, there nothing
forced meat OF this sort OF course the downfall
Of the Regent, will be the uplifting Of that reckless
Christina, aud TO the young Queen herself she
excaim, a did another "anoined' before her
unhappy is the head that CROWN"
The termination OF the session in the French Chambers
Is marked by good deal Of acrimony. The Budget
mission has been giving great the ministry.
The debate the for the establishments in the Pa
ciic has terminated much in victory for NJ Guizot
as in drawn battle between the belgerents. An amend
moved by Blault reduce the number Of
for that purpose from 1900 766 Guzot said he consi
dered 1900 but he had resolved complete that
number with $50 marines, provided for in the ordinary
budget The division this point gave the Ministers
majority Of 5000 against 40.
COMMERCIAL SUMMARY.
The commercial from the East by the last over
land mail favourable in commercial point of view; the
stocks OF British goods getting light and orders TO
a considerable amount have been received The opening
OF the Chinese trade British products hardly be said
to have yet been tested although considerable quantity
manufactured goods has already been for the
Of the celesas The last from the United is
also deemed favourable in pecunary business
only better but gradually working round again to
healthy condition. The existing tariff. will. however, pre-
vent the export Of goods any from this market
in amounta next nothing in quantity Thcreccntspeech
OF Mr. Webster the reciprocity treaty with England
cited degree interest worthy the importance the subject
and the high standing OF the But the present Govern
men in consequence Of its peculiar position does
entertain such project; its supporters, the monopoist
or protective" party at present sufficiently FESTIVE
of things however last long, and the end
Tar distant. Cotton continues low price, with n mode
demand The heavy fires in Liverpool, and the
higher OF insurance, has added the
pense article, which has long ceased afford
Grating price the grower the importer The trade
has been dull OF late; the heavy the month
have imbued it with activity, while the lovely
weather has only made depressed The wool trade
it gratifying say improving, and the hemp sales
this port have realised higher prices and showed the exist
ence OF better feeling
IRELAND
The agitation for the repeal OF the Union with
undated violence. AT the Dublin Corn Exchange the
5h the repeal amounted f904 the largest yet recei
ved except that Of the previous week, which included
extraordinary returns made At MIR. OConnes great
ting in Tppera Troops have been poured into the
numbers At the close OF last week the force
Ireland amounted to six divisions Of artillery; six regiments
and squadron OF cavalry; twelve baallons and twenty
two depots of infantry
report reached Dublin Saturday. the lth that there
Instruction in Waterford and the Rhadamnnthus
hastily despatched with troops correspondent OF the
Dublin Evening Post, writing Sunday, describes the
uvnl, while the usual Sunday oungers were promanadng
on the quay
ave had grand here yesterday. Five companies
of the Sxyrst arrived in the quay about half
and bayones fixed, the deck The vessel cautiously APP
preached the quay, and SERGEANT then shore
reconnoitre His first inquiry OF the few suaggers who
look them was-s the barracks took yet and
being told not he asked how off the ebelsl Ii ap
pears that some people here hoaxed Earl dc Grey"
The Rhadamanthus returned to Dublin at O'Clock
"Wednesday morning
Ii appears that wag had hoaxed the Government
into belief Of this Instruction The subject
has been referred the House of Commons when Lord
Eliot threw the blame the commander in eand but the
Lord Lieutenant, il is understood the party duped-
At the Corn Exchange meeting the 9th Mr.. OConnel
ddcued the hustle among the officials and the mitary the
much-talkedof rebellion invisible; hut the soldiers
would be employed in aiding collect the win
ter"in dsrainng blankets and pots with that view" He
had Just heard OF gentleman who had brought his family
from Wexford Dublin, be safer in consequence OF the
rebellion that break that morning After refer.
Lord John Russe's denial that he had been offered
the post OF Chief Baron, fact which he MR. 0ConnelD
asserted three times in the House OF Commons in the pres
enee OF Ministers which they denied he described
the denial some little piece of tckey the part
the wings which he did not understand" MIR. O'Conneli
then proposed and address the people OF Ireland The
city in II reply principal objections against
Repeal. One objection was, that there would be Catholic
ascendancy the was that there danger o
that in reducing the Protestant Establishment regard would
be had TO vested interests and the rights of ncumbents that
the funds would be devoted other
and that the Catholics would have object in desiring
ascendancy The other objection the fear OF the land
lords the contemplated Xiy of TENANTS the
reply much argument in favor Of that alteration of the
law tending 10 the prosperity and peace OF Ireland The
address adopted The received that day was
f3l0.
According the Limerick Chronicle "the Lord Chan.
ceor has been advised address circular every nd
vidun magistrate in Ireland, demanding categorical an
the question of being Repeater or not being
the determination of government leave magistrate in
the commission Of the who of the opinion
and determination OF her majesty and the privy council
the imPolicy and danger Of such movement"
II this information be correct il is absurd suppose that
any independent gentleman would continue to hold the
commission OF the the proposed in the fore
going statement