Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-05

the proportion which has been taken Tor this pur-
pose IL large enough to cause among the
outeh, who think they LEFT without sufficient pro.
tec'on All THE, however, does not appear excite
any great alarm here: in the Kings army there are
grea' number OF Belgians, tnd they, il is conf entity
h-ved will not take part against their IN
case o hosii.iies. Already the deser ions are sas 10
DC conleraH aud psF,'' ave been dstfisuted among
ne troop calling upon the Btsians to prefer their du
" TO hsr country 20 tia, which they tn officers
lhs gener di.lke which the B-giaus bear to the
Dutch, and which they al "a pains to conceal
perhaps, leads tia m 10 undeuae the force to which
they may De opposed; but il by no means dimini.
the Opposition which many Of the more violen, pos
sess to proceed TO extrrmiie The tone taken nv IN,
Dutch newspapers keeps hi. flame alive one of en-
arrived here to-day, insinuaes hat the proper way Of
putting stop to The "utiay would have been by shoot
ing The Prince de Ligne, land he other rae ~ who
presume % have any opinion wish in Ia. yHars Inch
arr 70 be discussed
The 200 volunteers from Iisge who cam. two DAYS
ago With theic two pieces OF artillery 10 as,i. their
nrghbour. OF Bru-sels, the Casetn. de ST Eliza
oeh. ih@y atc hsrcs-iooking OF young IA n the
greater part OF them in such ercumstances that they
make his excursion a. their Expense. & all # theu,
heehning 10 receive any mov,on tgo,n b u-ses Thew
ae more v'oen' E'in't tn exiting government than
Tue people here, aud Ivy the accounts from Iipss
'o.iay, exhibit the Same spiii, in that place.
There seems TO have been period at which
was very much doubted in ussels her the d. pu.
ues heist"m ought 10 attend the assembly 81 the
STATES at the Hague; that doubt, however has bee
removed and they have actually loo that place
me threats against their personal ssf.'y which TIC
puch paper put forth, said 20 have inu their
de'e'iniHs'ion III some gree; thors are, h,vsyer
mhch better reason THOSE Of prudencs anil good ne
% winch II ought more properly 10 bs ascribed
in.lr principal oil ct will be feet the separatien
OF Holland rom gium; ,hst be II, ctct will
De many o'her arrangements which will be mere
matter OF detail; aud il ii be elected moot dis,s-
ferrous seems must open The populace here is held by
mere hresd Al pTeseIi, AMI the Il st approach of
"o'Ue ioTce VIII probably be the Destruction OF ,hi,
,"y ana ne devas alton oil the Deighhorhocd Its not
i-s' distinctly the interest than it is The duty of the
h."s au hi' advisers to prevent such event, if that
can by any means he compased sud the better ord
ole nee in n sfrlt
mrht'n OF the present dis uIbances as well on IN ess
accounts az from the reliance they have on the inf =
me OF the Prince OF Orsrg'. There 10 party is
bns.sis opposed to the dynasty, but it i. too weak IN
nunbets TO excite AIRY con,idera ion. In Legs and
.ane Of the other Provinces ih-t party is SAID to 10
stronger
From tho Courier les rays-Da, of Sen, 10
BRUSSELS, Sept 8 The national caure Lourly in.
c'et,-' 10 Strength; in lew days may know who
are The in'H'r'nt snb the sow.rdiy who are thev
wio JON u win slugg IN pace To conquqr re
qnres only resolution and perseverance Euer,y ba,
opeiei Ne prospect; perseverance, will ensure mi.
um,h Oar tri-coloured flag will spread proudly over
az Belgium haiis6 with univer,a. shouts as the symbol
oil our Political r. gen r,trn.
plain an Palpsse seis before us: the separation
oil holland and Belgium i, eur raIying cry. The d
vorce cannot he prevented.
What force remains the Government in B-Isiu,,
mas lost All moral powers IL il the peoples side
Fny'cai strength. numh,r and forcs properly so call
ed, are equally ours. The Government occunss so,.
totresfes, ard maintains itself in towns by the
reign OF terror but the hearts OF the ci,ix ne are in
he saol cause their obedience is passive, constrained
will not shed tho blood OF his brethren Wo IN ,b.
Dutch soldier Who attack.rs?
we are The strongest party, because no force can
prevail against whole people determined 10 defend
themselves to the last extremity. II i. rot fco propiu
ces MAT are in in'urrecion is all the provinces ex
C pt the towns aud CARTONS
We shall continue the strougest LOT ~. al.o .ho..
| Ourselves the most pTud, NJ
Oar deputies ere about 10 deput for the Hague
Fow-r'ui consderaens opposed This Journey asd il
appeared to have been abandoned but when fnri,us
inenaces were uttered against them il seemed co,v,,
olce 20 abstain The HOanders might think that lear
Kept back our representatives,. Alter having conouer-
Ell ny aris The sursst aud the wses part is 10 resu-
a'e Sh1 conhrm, by common consent with the Crown
ami Holland, the ordsr OF things i'm which we
an Interested Are there not srrange be maIr
IN respect 10 commerce and and is no;
peter 'hat they should be msLe amicably.
ihSsa r. aFons appear conclusive and they induce
IA To approve the departure of our DEPUTIES for the
Hague. May they speak with force NAV ,hsy con.
duct themselves viii frmuess; may they act will. |
pFomPhnde! 1t we witness their departure with salts
faction we expect that their Journey will b. decisive
ana 'ha' IN very few days all will be ccn,ummated
Mean ime, let resi- on orr arm. and aug,non.
our na9eTs, Tor II affairs DO not take satisfactory turn
we shall have to adopt deterinna alton which will save
the country from anarchy.
Tnus, cur attitude bsing 6-m, and being on the a.
lrrt and ready 10 disspate the plots which NAV b..
i"med against the couniy shall be able TO prevent
th' lair revolution having oher than barren re-
suit.
Yesterday morning the Fiat Major of the Bnrgbsr
Guard invited the members of the Siaes-Gsneral mr.
sent al bFn''e's to meet at the Town Hail. to concert
me measures proper TO be taken in the critical cifcu.
stences Of most OF the sou hern provinces OF the king
dom After an animated discussion, il unsnimous-
ly decided TO I've indispensable TO apooint COMMITTEE
OF pubic safety, charged specially with the following
objec':--
!. To watch the maintenance of tie dynasty.
2 To insure the maintenance OF the principle of me
separation OF the nor,h and south
8. 10 take care OF the Interests of commerce and
IN manufactures.
Thesi points established, it was resolved that tbis
committee be nominated, in conjunction with the Bur-.
guard me Governor OF the province and the Re-
geney of the civ.
depu'aiioo was Immediately desna, cbed TO NJ |
Van1eiiosse and the Me1bers OF the Regency All
OF mem declared, That 20 far from 0pposi z the orma
non Of such committee, they anXiousy desi ed IT,
ana would etford all the aid in their power. In con
sequence OF this declaration it resolved hst each
section should send 10 head quarters yesterday at sig
O'Clock p ~. committee composed OF an oficsr a
sn5sern. and guard, charged proce ed TO the e,c
''on oil committee OF public safety.
PHGLADELPHIA, 0ct IS TIE case Of the United
ates " y X. Bern-r, aztec able argument by Mr.
Dsllas Yesterday went 10 the Jury. The verdict wa,
"GWHty' MIR Bspnsr was constable he served
writ sued out by Mr. Wilson boo-ru aksr upon a psrsop
him 70 Prson-his is violation Of ihs laws Of nstioup
Mr.. Bnner we presune, will no; be allowed 70 suH,r
much. 1U g ca
SE.NdTORS or THE UNITED STATES
The begi'lsnt' OF Vermont have elected SAMUEL
Pfents'. row Chief Ju'tse Of Vsrmont a Senator oil
~" u > 't"s or ak years rom III. 4,h March nsxt |
nee Dudley Cha'e, whose term then expires The
yor5 wsre-'or Pfeniss 1879, P,linsr 60, Hu,chinyon
~, bradley !, scattering g. P's N ajory %
latter from the Po,tmas er A. Sh.wps,,o-, Ig
noi' arr ounces he death Of John Mclean ESQ ono
Of the U S'ates' Senators from ,bat state lie disJ
on he morning Of he Ilb srr painful Illness Of one
week