The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-12-30

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/ will not do in France. indifference is the
religion of the land. One Of our wits said q.
the Catholic Journal (LAvenir,) rhe Ti4inrs
that failure IS already passed
| From ihe London Courier, Nov. 80.
Tho German papers which arrived the
morning, state that a Russian army to the
number of 100000 men, divided into seveh
carns with 400 pieces ofcannon. is assembling
on the frontier; .hu; il is declared ,hat the oh
Ject IS merely ;o make demonstration for tho
purpose of maintaining peace. This may b..
! true, ba, after the experience nj the Gordon
Sanitairc, we do not place much faith in the
pacific assurance when connected with war
like preparations: besides. il is even admitted
/ That the continuance of peace viii depend M
on certain proceedings IN London. and guar
| Aniccs for ihs good behaviour Of tho French
Government. Tho French, however, are not
! idle; large army will sam be ready for the
held, and the first hostile demonstration a
gainsi Belgium will be the signal for pouring
masses Of enthusiastic Freuchmen into Italy
and overrunning Austria. We do no; believe
that the Eupernr oi Russia and his immediate
Allies will tempt tho chances Of such a con
test. The command of the Russian army Is
entrusted 10 Count Dicbitsch, an officer who
( dispaved great Judgment in the war with the
Turks, but who would DO overalatche by any
of hundreds of the old French army-The
liques havc been AS low as S04; but on The io,h
they wcrc Sll and tho bank stock a, 1888
- Private Correspondence.
Paris, Nov. 27-The news. from Belgium
and all the Northern frontier of France ap.
pears to have at lengih reused tho French
Government. The most extraordinary excr.
tions have been ordered TO be made, to provis.
ion and garrison the 6rtresses, TO nanufact
ure arms, and other materiel, and To reorgan.
A a Il
that Government coniamplates tho formation
of an army of 10000 men in the Northern
departments within three months This, how.
ever desirable, will be impossible, as the after
state of dsstilutipn in which the expelled
Government left the country, of all means Of
attack or even Of defence, will require u much
longer period 10 repair it
Amid the general impression that war is i'm.
pending, the public cling to the hepc that the
interference of your (,he EnglislI5 NOW liberal
Ministry will prevent the resort 10 arms by
the Northern Powers, but can assure you
that the predominating feeling 10 that we are
on the eve of war.
From lie Temps Of Nov %.
The Gazette dc haycuce contains the fol-
lowing extract of letter from Nmeguen, da.
ted Nov. l7:-Prussian troops are collecting
alorg tho whole line OF the bnlgran territory
The l1th regiment is distributed IN The towns
as far as Emlncrich, upon the banks of the
Rhine. A regiment of Huans and regi
m.:,t of Ilussars have also arrived in that de.
partment. Each battalion has artillery and
ammunition FOR half battery
From the Gaz. de France. of Nov 90.
ST.. PETERsBURG, Nov. g. WE have re
ceived the followin. letter from the from.
tiers Of Russia, dated the 9th inst -
Marshal Count Debitsch Is expected
here TO supcriniend review of the troops,
and 10 regulate their destination in the ia.
torior. 10 will tleo reiurn to Berlin,
where he has been appointed to an extra
ordinary mission. The. number Of troops
- be collected upon the frontiers will a
mount TO 200, 600. with 4OQ pieces OF can
non. There will br. seven divisions of the
army, including the Polonaisc. The or.
ganization Of so large force is q circum.
stance of o serious description. The en-
tire Of tho Russian army is in motion in
tho in.crior, and occupies The cantonme nts
and garrisons which haye been evacuated
by the troops sent TO the frontiers. If this |
army should enter into n campaign, it will
be commanded by Count Diebitscb.
From the Messenger des Chambres, dated Sun. |
day, Nov %
PARIS. Nov. 22--it is announced that !
General Schneider, who is now in The La
zaretto at Toulon. is TO be appointed Chief
ofthe army which is going to bo assembled
in the department Of the Moscllc, under
the command Of General Gerard. Besides !
these forces. it is said that three camps, Of
l0O,0O0 men each, are going tn be formed
at Lille, Metz and Strasburgh; the movca-
bic SaiinnaI Guardarc 10 form part Of them.
LONDON, Nov. 80 San official communi.
cation relative to the extraordinary military
movements in Russia was made to the Provis.
ional Government of Brussels on Friday last,
and was subsequently forwarded to tho Sec
rctary for Foreign affairs IN this country.
fCourier.
The Monileur contains the ordnance upon
the. pensions of the Clergy The salaries Of
Cardinals arc cut down from 100 .000ir year,
to $4,000, and The expenses Of their installa.
tioDs are repealed.
Tho popular Disturbances in various parts
Of England continued. and in some placos
seemed 10 increase. Burnings and nobs were
constantly occurring, and large districts Of
country wore kept in state OF continual a.
larm.
Lord Melbourne, as Secretary Of the Home
Department has issued a circular to the mng
istra,cs ofiho different counties, urging upon
them. Ia tho strongest manner, the necessity
oftsking with the least possible delay, such
measures as may be effectusl for the repres.
sion of tu:nnlt, the preservation Of tho public
pescc and the protection cfths properties and
lives Of his uisjrstys subjects. For this pur.
pose, he recommends . concert Of measures
with| th. yeomanry and gentry, in assembling
and Strengthening the civil force.
VIEws OF THE NEw MiSIsrWy BY the
speech Of Earl Grey in the Lords, the Admin
istra,ion have pledged themselves spontan
oously and solen,nly to three great principles
OF policy, domestic and foreign. His Lordship
announced, as the grounds on which he means
10 rest the claims OF his Government to the