Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-02

uon with all the Metropolitan quidnuncs The cores
pondent OF the New York Courier tells ms that the
Prince has come on an GRAND Of war He oncnlv
aVows his determination tn defeat the Nebraska Bill
Al possible and expresses perfect confidence in his
ability TO do It, lie is considered lie organ Of Score
tary Marcy-who is understood TO be opposed 70 IN.
DILL. The Prince is dangerous man in himself. b,
At he has private letter Of the Brgadr to tho Fr,
Soilcrs and is backed by the Secretary of State I
may be regarded welding the whole power of ,ha
Administration.
We notice that us,icons are still induI,ed with
respect 70 the reliability Of the President Tro nr
the members Of the House from his own State ,r;1i
speak uu vote against while only will vote for
the Oil. t%ouId look better, If the proportion was
the other way Ia is still hand and glove with the
Free Soilers-retaiuing az that p, serous brood in
oihce But his intimacy with Prince John Is thai
when excites more distrust than any other one cir
cumsance. 1t is feared that the Prince has fyieL.l
nun that by means Of magical arts or the possession
oil some important secret, he has an irresistibe nH
ence over him.
The friends Of the Nebraska bill shouli I'm, =
guard over the President TO protect him from a.,
witchery Of the Prince. One Of the y,r,i,f, ,,aa,.
bers, who has had his eye upon the Brioadier G,r
twenty years, would discharge that duty admirably
TT The champions Of "The U,;,,,,,y D,,..,,,. If,
bad grand celebration in New Yotk OF, The or,, =,
February, the anniversary Of the French Rsvolo,io -,
lS4s. Flags, music toasts speeches and vino wore a.
order OF the day One Of the orators gave "a ,bo
Of the "RepLHigN Unirsrseter;
mo more Government
"No Clergy
NO more Standing Army
q Iaer
AN Clergy preach il favor OF slsvsrv go oppressive
Au Armies serve the ambition aud cruelty Of , !,
Tue President Of the meeting gave
The abolition Of Royalty in Euro,s
The abolition Of Slavery Ia Ameticsn
40 orator took up this toast and erpati,cd unor :,
refugees from the de'pot'm Of the old world nm,
'O"'e"' WIN Tue ''oerty which this country affords ara
sO"s =" "o'N 70 Teach us what genuine freedom ia
They will bes,ow upon us tho real at,i,to nj o..
''' s1y' "e Tue only party 6t to associate with
with then' they will unite and reform tbis toi,1l
country 80 as to make it worthy of
plibiigHS UnirrrAiier ~ '"' ''
SCENE IN rue ALAn'HA LEor,LAruRr.-Aceo,dir,
TO Tho Alabama papers, the Legislature ., al. c.,
ou"u W v" g'ann spree IL il charged tina, ma
jori1 OF the members grossly Intoxicated ., !,
20 transact any business intelgenuy and that tb
Legislature had to adjourn without completing ,oo,
deal OF work they bad labored bard to petfcc, g.,
seventy bills we're LEFT unsigned on tue table Of the E,sc
i've at tho time Of the adjournment and the Coverro
'eu'e' his signature the ground that tue Cons,ito
equ"ss TO be affixed while the Legislature Is IN sesr
fiat all. ''''O'
TVS fmfn THf CASAL-The waters have sbsted
S'oo"' having reached the dignity Of an e1rsorJinnf
fresh.
are glad to leiro tnt the Canal sustained no piur
u,'sec" ha'dens Adventure and Lynchburs Betsee
"''""'Ond and h''ieI's Ai'euture few small bresL
S'S''sa, Sish '' expected, win be repaired In Tim
fof Ihs Packet Boat Of Friday svenins 49,