Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-11
STILL LATER ARRIVALS FROM Eu-
ROPE

The packet ship Ere. Capt Funck, arrived
NJ New York on Wednesday evening from
lIavre, IN the remarkably short passage oil
twenty tour days. BY this arrival the Editors
OF the Commercial Advertiser have received
lilies OF Paris papers TO the Oh oil October IN
elusive.
ne Boston papers contains London dates
~ Tho Slh Of Oyto6er, aud Llverpoo OF the gin,
Thought 10 that port by the ship freiect, which
sailed on the l0th
The gener, complexion Of dh.,irs in France
was becoming more favorable. The Pope
had acl,non lodged die nrv government, and II
was confidently believed that ~ very short
tine every government ia Enrope would have
Ministers accredited to the court OF Louis
j Philippe. Indee the French revolution seems
TO he universally aCceded to--a consequence
probably, of certain indications among their
own respective people, that II would be unsafe
10 do nlhrrN,se. Prussia Is represented II
have ganr further than mere acknowledge
nlcni. and TO have appror ed of the prluCIplr ui
dou mi ervenlion III the aiitus OF other nations
e'lpniating, al the same tune, not To interfere
hrr- II ia The affairs OF the Netherlands. II
tins b. true, Il accounts nj onCf Ion another part
ot the nav by this arrival. VIZ thu The king
Of The Netherlands has appointed commission
10 prrpare he PROJECT ola lar for The scpara-
iiON NJ lIt Hu htt tuhtS HIVh ftf"A " HHttLubtt
Accommodation
TINS parti officially announced from thu
Hague under date OF Ocio5rr -. The com
nunicatIon was first made 10 meeting of the
: mpmhetS o. the states General hom Belgium
: only, who were convened 10y spec raj iuvitatlo,
f0r the purpose OF hearing the proposition Iht
: propnsitl II AT liist submitted. Mas 10 Appoiu
a mmt. ION uudr the Prince of Orange. TIT
p TWO Chambers we've uniled at II o'clock on tn,
day above mentioned, when Dhe proposal wa,
discussed and rejected by a vote OF ~ to 10
p the Dutch members undoub ctly voting agains
it, The sess lou was thercupun closed by ~,
, Minister of the interior, who tormalIy nnnoun
k ced that q commission hat been appointed. HI
j. nsSi question that arises, is whether the Bel
slans NhI submit, To these proposals II vii
be seen 10y the details given below. that the IN
sure ents have become So Formidable as to declal
l. themselves independents and il IS therefore quit
p probable they will not now listen 10 any term
n but OF M absolute recognition OF ther indie
i pendence, without acknowledging ii mer
nominal fealty to the King.
}, The Courier Francois coatradicts on the al
thority, as it declares, vt persons best acqualu
ted with the intentions of the Cabinets OF III
e European powers, the assertion that a grnera
\ war in Europe is likely many event to follow
d from the late revolt N b lsium. Inc hostil
:. diSpo- ilIOnS OF russia are d'niCd, and IN
q mission OF NJ Humboldt, a naturalzed French
J. men by HI, writings. is considered as a pie g
e Of the friendly intentions uithai power. On
T. OF the French Journals affirmed that Prussi
,, " has recognized IN the most frank manner IA
' existing French government, aud has declare
e her intention 10 interfere neither in the N
d terna affairs Of France nor those of the Ne
N the enIs.' Ministers ftom Prussia, Bavarif
y aud SeXe Neiapar, were presented To tl
Is French king on the 9th of Oct. On the sam
lie day the french minister of foreign aifaiI
10 stared in the Chamber of Deputies, that Lou
y Philippe had bee" checrfuily recognized by l.,
a rope that the different cabinets for preser,
ing peace, and that, Notwithstanding the disu
rs Dances in Belgium, the peace Of the continel
might be maintained by the principle of nor
= interference. The Terceira Regency has &C
y knowledged the French king, The fIenc
e journals seem to he confident that no interf,
e renee will take place in any event. "Eigl
10 days hence says the Journal Des Debais
9, October 4,h, "every crowned bead will ha,
% an ambassador al the Court Of the Prince " n