The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-10-28

That rchci should be given 10 the
pressmen who are without work iswhat
we required yesterday, that subscrip-
tions should be opened for them we re-
commend I'VE will be among the fore
most to contribute, and all the Journals
will cmulousfy concur; but at the same
time let those be arrested examined and
tried, If they have done wrong, who
arc naslictous, who disturb the public
peace, and who are involving the bus
mess of printing and booksclling in
comgscte RUN, as well az all the work
men who live by this extensive branch
OF Partisan industry.
Frem the N. 4. Com. Adv. Of Tuesday.
Lniea ftsm Hat,e.--The ship Nile.
Capt. Rochett, arrived this moruing frou,
IIavre. whence she sailed on The 9Th Of
September. Only q single file Of lIavre
papers vas brought by this ship which we
have not seen: they eanndt contain moro
than one day later from Paris than was re :
ceieed via london. On the Authority of
letters il is stated that the Austrian gov.
ernmcn, had recognized the new order of
things in France. Generally, all was eu
ct' in Frshce: tkc Disturbances at Rowen
hnd Terminated.
i T, is said that Talcyrand has been NOM
l'Ina led, as minister to LoU,ion.
The account from the Netherlands were
not al pacific Us at The last sdvices. The
king bad refused to receive certain depe-
ialioHs, which had created some new ex
c.i'cmc~
Since iho above was in tyne we have
hcem favoured with the following extract
of a letter dated,
IAvRE, Sept ..
"Some disorders have taken place at
/ Roueh, and other manufacturing towns,
ard have affected injurionsly the business
~ tttSse places. Order has, however, been
fortunately restored, but tire National
Guard Of Roucn was obliged to fire on The
tnutincers.
ONE o'cLocK.-Wc are indebted TO the
po!itencss Of the Editors Of the Comyfe,
des Einis Unis, for the Journal da Haere
of the 9Th September, from which we make
the following has,y translaiions.
They wrote from PctersAnrgh on the
!0h Aug. This day we have received
ncws Of the events which have happened
in Paris. They have accustomed the great.
est as,onishmcnt, and we can scarcely be.
'icve in the different details which are re.
lated. Our government awaits the issue
to come to a decision. II is probable i,
will follow the example Of the other pow.
rrs, md act in concer, with them. Many
courricrs have been despatched this morn
ing for London, Vienna and Berlin. The
Wee Chancellor {Ncsselrodc is expected
back.
The private correspondence Of the Jour.
nal de Hacte, mentions that the govern.
rnept of the Low Countries had received
note from his Majesty Louis Philippe |. in
which the King Of The French offers the
assistance Of several thousand soldiers to
Belgium in caSe foreign aid should be
Coy,nd necessary TO rcpcl the attacks of
Prussa or any other power.
The nomination of NJ. Talleyrand as OK.
,Taordinary ambassador to London, which
was not made known until the 9Th Sep.
tember, was unsatisfactory to many pco
Pile, who saw with pain the man ''oi two
res.orations" become the ''inan of the rev.
olutiNn If 1890"
Alet,er from Paris Of the 9th, states that
the movements Of the workmen began to
be qpieted, and every body was rejoiccd at
the. return of tranquility.