Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-02

ID to he the fret Of lie solieude-in the war depart
msnt S. general officers commanding divisions, out Of
70. he'd been changed. Ten had been suHered to 70.
main account Of the prompttude In which they en-
hracea the new order OF things. O,her changes had
been made In the army. which was now well organx-
cd The General la Chief Of the African army, hss
been changed and the tti eoored Dag had been hailed
with enthusiasm by the soldiers OF tina, army. The
Marine did not require such extensive reforms Three
rear Admrais and Several capita ms Of tigas had be
changed. Admiral Duperre was raised to he rank Of
Msrshal. In the Civil departments. numerous. chan
gss and notifications had been made The report pro-
seeds
In the Foreign Department almost all the Ministers
and Ambassadors have been changed.
The reforms in the Financial Departments were no,
easy TO be made those 10 the other alton
Of the State. There would be danger In removing i'm
mediatey men whose credit is we'll established; tn.
Government Of course, obliged TO act with Pru
dencs. However, II has made changes In every de
psrtment, preserving the men who we're favorable to
the national cause, as well as those who would and
could render services to the State.
Some have broken out in certain districts
and the payment Of various duties refused The direct
tag, however. paid every where with the greatss,
good will The duties en- liquids suspended for q
moment. The deficit Ia this branch for tho month Of
August was two millions OF francs out OF Is. The Gov
eminent IL now preparing law TO regulate this duty,
which will coRtain the reduction and notifications com
maoded by the want. of tn. people.
Fears entertained concerning machinaions Of tho
Clergy, and odous association called tho Congre-
CATION. The Government IL watching them without
fearing them.-(Cheere) 1t has the greater respect
for religion and Tor the liberty Of coneence; but II is
firmly determined not to suffer any mt Of the
spiritual over the temporal (Cheers)
Some acts OF characterization have bssn committed in
few regiments Of cavalry and artillery, and in one
and only. Of infantry. They were. however, sson
rrprsssed. The arrears and pay Of the Guard
most religionsiy paid up, and provisions for the
Army Of Africa have been made until the lat Of Novsm-
Der.
The armiog of the National Guards 10 in rapid pro.
grsss throughout the whole country Orders were
to furnish them all the dsposabs arms The vessels
OF the State are sailing In every direction 10 take the
KIorisus dngs OF revolution TO squsdrons aud
coionies In different pars Of the GLOBE and
Gag to be rsspsctsd.-Ws have establishsd hyiur
squadrens In various directions. Oas 10 watching
Al tho entrance Of tbs Strait Of Gibraltar and our
squadron in the Mediterranean will sl continue to CO.
operate with army the African coast, and thus
secure the provision of soldiers. New works are
now 10 progress in Dunkrk and other porte.
Some agitation. ho~sver. prsvades the southern and
western deparmsns but the tn. aimini,tra-
ton has taken, calculated to overpower the macon
tsnts.
Of friendship. Europe wants peace and order, and 50
NETHERLANDS.
From Extraordinary Hague Couranf, Sept. Is
EXTRAORDINARY MEETING OF THE srATKs-GENE-
THE KINGS SPEECH.
THE HAGUE Sept 13.-According to the program.
me- this Extraordinary Sitting opened ia the Hall
WHARF the Second Chamber ssually meets his Ma
Tasty, accompanied by his RIVAL Hyhnes,, the Prince
OF DANCE, at half past O'Clock, by the folio wing
Sp-ech:
" High and Mighty Lord The extraordinary meet
Ing OF your High Mishtnesses, which this day open
is by the pressure Of Affecting events brcoae an inn
perative necessity. In peace and friendship with all
the nation. Of Europe, the Netherlands also the
war in the Colonial possessions happily ended Peace
fully IL hourished-by order, commerce, and industry
1 employed myself with the care of tightening the
burthsns Of ,hs people, and in the home department
gradually in bringing into action the improv emsnt,
which experience had pointed out--when suddenly
Brussels, and following her example, several o,har
place. of the Kingdom, burst into rebellion marked by
scenes Of conf alton and pluuer, of which the de-
serption to this assembly would he too affecting for my
heart, for the national feeling and for humanity.
In expectation Of the cooperation Of your High
Mgh,insssss, whose assembling my FIRST thought.
taken TO sop the course Of the svo protect the good
intenoned from the bad-and to save the Nethersnd.
from civil
" To enter INFO the nature and origin of that which
has taken piace-,o examine with your High Nigh l.
nessep its true character its tendency and probable
conssquencesare less the interest Of country at
thi. lent than to find the by which the peace
and order Of the Government and laws, may only
b. temporarily renewed, but much more durabIy ID
But in tn. midst Of the conflict Of opinions. the excita
ton Of passion, and the diff rent views and interests
which arise, is very difficult task, High and Mighty
Lords TO reconcile my wishes for the happiness OF al,
my subj-cs. with the obiig cations which have con-
tracted towards all, and which have conseerated by
the obligation OF oahs l invoke then all your wis
don-aIl Your deliber ,n-aN your 6rmnes.--in or
der that being strengthened by the OF the Re-
presentstves of the N4ioo. may take, in concert
with them. the measures which the safety OF the coun-
try requires.
" In more than one quarter opinion hiss b-en man
ifested that to attain this object. would be desirable
to proceed 10 revision OF the fnndam entail law and
even TO separation Of the Provinces which treaties
and the Constitution have united.
&c This question, nevertheless, cannot be resolved,
except in the forms prescribed by the
law, which wa have soemniy sworn to ob'srve.
1t will be the principal ohjsct Of The deliberaon OF
your HgbM gbinesses I desire that your opinions
may he formed, aud that they may a,so be
with that csmocs' and perfect freedom which que.-
ton CT so much Importance requires For my part, ami
mated above all other senm snts BY desire ensurs
the happiness Of the -lgiaps, whom Providence has
conhded 10 my care. am rea Iy 10 with this As
ssmbly in any measure. likely 10 led 20 Il.
Th, Meeting has also for its obi scquain you
that crcumstances mperou'Iy require that the militia
should remain embodied beyond the time durog which
by The terms OF The fundamental law ought be
hua'ly exercsed In arms.
The mean. OF prsvdiDg for hs expenses which will
result from this measures aud many others arising Of
credit already opened lite equation shall be submit
ted TO your deliberations in the Ordinary Sein
Noble and Mighty Lords Il rely upon your fidt lily
and pstioti'm Exposed before to-day to the tempest
OF revolution, shall ncither forget the courage the
tsehmen aud he fidelity, which ,hre off The foreign
yoke re- established the nsionsl axisepcs aud pl seed
the ere p,rs 10 my hands, the which upon the
h,d OF battle has secured The Throne and consolidated
the Independence Of the Country.
Though entirely disposed 10 comply with rsa.oaa-
bic dssires. will grant nothing 10 spirit OF faction,
snd viii nevsr conssbt to which wsnid sscri.
nee n interests and prosperity Of the nation to passion
whence.
eoncate IL i, be possible, every interest," is III.
cole wish ot m hear