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

LATER STILL! IMPORTANT NEWS.
NEw-YoRK, Nov. l.-The packet shin Cotipthisu
has brought US our London tiles to the soh September
| Annexed 10 a summary Of the important news she
| brings
The latest London papers almost exclusively &C.
capied with the details OF the scenes ct Brussels. We
yesterday announced the ARRIVAL Of the Dutch troops be
fore Brussels where they had been cent to enforce ODE
dience to the Government They made their app ar.
ance before the city on the al which day Prince
Frederick's Proclamation was issued-T next morn.
ing Thurrday 23D the attack was commenced, and
the troops taking advantage OF the disorder
by their hrt FIRE. advanced to the Rue R,yae, when
the attack both sides became extremely warm. The
fighting continued from day TO day with little or no
intermission Till Sunday evening the 26h, when the
troops expelled fom the city. The saus hter on
both sides immense. IL supposed that not less
than 1900 had fallen victims to this civil war.
In the Chamber OF ID puties the 9th Of S.p,em-
Der the debate commenced upon The report Of the Spe
cial Commi tse, arragning Tor High Trea.on the
Ministers Al the lohbie. OF fhe Chamber were oc.
cuped early hour by Strangers and when the doors
were opened it reqnired the aid Of company Of Naon.
| al Guards to preserve order. At O'Clock NJ LATTE
President, op-red the sitting, when the report was ta-
ken up After consider able debate il was agreed 10
take up the of each Minister separately. The
President then put the question in the terms with which
the report Of IN. commission concludes wiz "Tbe
Chamber at Deputies accusesof high treason, M de
Polignac, for SC. 81. These several resolutions were
put TO the vote seridti, and carried first by the
members according TO tn ir usual mode OF ri.ing in
their seats. when immense majority, including the
whole Of the bench Of Ministers, appeared in supper,
of the proposition balio, the I. KEN and IN .r
appeared on the scrutiny ga .urages in IN. majority
| against Al in the minority
On the rs h the Chamber proceeded with the eases
OF the other exN listers. This report Of The Commits
zion eans de Peyronnet was agreed to by vote of
232 TO 81. Against NJ. de Chsn,eiauBe the vote was
222 and ainst NJ Guernon RsnvilIe 2l5 to IA
The Chamber then proc .eded to the accusation of NJ
Haussez, nj Capclle and M. de Montbel, who have
all I'D.
From the Courier dos Pays Bas, of Tuesday Sept a.
till further notice the Provision will COM
muneate its official news through the medium OF the
Court .r des Pays-Ba..
Victory The hordes Of brigands who, under the
name OF soldiers had penetrated into our walls. have
been forced TO abandon them this eight. The desperate
engagement yesterday proved to them that Il wa. i'm.
pos3ble 10 enter Brussels in spite OF its inhabitants
Our artillery. the com and Of which ha. been .ince
Friday conided 10 experienced sup eror officer YES.
erday made great slaughter Of bar bsrous enemies
The commander had found favorable position. from
which he directed his artillery TO the lower grounds of
the Park where the Dutch had taken refuge.
Our sharp shooters, more eager and more numerous
than the day before, seconded the artillery with the
greatest sucress. The firing had never been more
brisk It an between eleven and hree o'clock in the az
ternoon II was impossible for army even twice az
numerous as that which combaed resist such at
taoks.
The firing continued till six o'clock a, on the proceed
ing days but gradually absted after three o'clock
The soldiers fed successfully from the only houses
which they occupied towards the State. General and
took refuge In the lower grounds of the Park near
Palaces Of the King and the Prince great number
OF them killed during their retreat Our citizens
waited Tor them as they came out OF the houses and
tired on them with muske's as they passed.
Al Fix o'clock the FIRE had caught the houses in the
vicinity OF the Palace. At the beginning of the mis- bt
this ERE (of which shall give some particulars he
low) illuminated the whole place brfre the Park The
Volunteers OF c. arlero Gossiiies. aud other town.
who soon joined by several b uxelos stationed
themselves near the Hotel de Belle vue, and thence
fired the soldiers, who still escaped from the Palaces
At Length, about four o'clock in the morning, all the
Dutch who had escaped the carnage Of the day
their complete rttrea, from our walls.
An immense crowd proceeded at daylight to the
places abandoned by these cowardiy incendiarie,
These places presented only vast scene of desoaon
and carnage. The alleys of the Park are dyed with
blood and several corpse, horribly muilated and srip
ped have been forgotten by the enemy, and lie al the
foot OF the passages hardly covered with
o: trees fragments OF ir,n-railng and OF statues, de-
troyed by the grape shot, lie all the roads. The
cacasses Of six artillery horses have been placed by
the enemy a. redoub at the Park gate, opposite thu
stir case Of the the library.
The wing Of the palace usually occupied by Prince
Frederick, the Hotel de Bel, Vue. the Coffee house dc
cannon balls; the is the with all the houses OF
the Montagnc du Pare, and great part Of those in the
Rns Royale
The people. and great number Of volunteers in
arms lie morning, at o'clock in all the avenues
OF The Park and the adjacent street; and soldiers
either desertes or prisoners, in great numbers
in every quarter.
NJ. de Hoogvorst, who was going to the palace hav-
ing appeared among the crowd, received with huz
and cries OF Liberty for ever! IL is impossible
describe the noxca IF Joy Of all the population al
length delivered from their barbarous INVADERS The
palaces which the standard Of b,ns boisted are
guarded nv post OF volunteers, well armed the Com
mardant Don JUN d'Hulen. removed his cad quar-.
ters this day We are informed that measures are
taken to pur-ue the enemy, who have already with
drawn to the distance Of more than leagues from the
city Two notices were posed up yesterday one an.
nouncng that to prevent the dangers which arise
from the fall Of shell into the gas work. the gas W III
be drawn off, The citizens requested 10 place Light
in heir windows, to prevent the city from being in.
vclvsd in darkness.
Chs request complied with, and the city well
light by the ciiizen5)
The other notice TO the effect that in the prs sen,
cri ical state Of affairs the Provisional Government
was constituted as follows: Baron Vandrrndsn d'Hoog.
vor't, Chevaer r gier, Advocate in the Tribunal Of
Lege; Count Felix de Mu ode Gendeb Advocate
in the Tribunal Of Brussels Sylvan de Weyer, ditto;
Jolly late Officer OF Engineers; Joseph Vandernden
Treasurer; j. Nicolly, Advocate, and F. do Coppn
Secretaries.
All these gentlemen accented their functions
SECOND EDITION..
Courier Office, September 80, half-past Three.
We are sorry TO announce that troubles have broken
out in quarter of the Netherlands which supposed
TO be warmly attached to the reignng dynasty. BY
letter which has just been received from Gheni ii APP
pears that late the evening Of Tuesday last groups
OF persons were observed in different parts OF the city,
and expressions of an infiammaory nature loudly
uttered Al this particular moment party Of the mill
tary had received orders proceed the Office of the
Caholique, Journal inimcal TO the Government, for
the purpose of preventing its further publication.
IL is stated in the latter, that, 10 the establishment
The Officer in command OF this detachment he found inf
the composing OF the establishment three Noble
men OF influence in the city--one of them holding an
important post in the Burgher Guard and the
keys Of the armory-aciively cooperating in bringing
ont the Paper. This interference OF the military oc-
casoned great sensation, but the letter having been