Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-25


Guard, and, faing too fact. nsrtr~is escap
I'd hsinr kiile,i bs OF The pa.ts, vine
f'o,ghi iha, he WAS flsins iiom the CIT, 10 call
IN the troops.
All DE guards were afterwards rassed 10 70
x.ev nv him b. fore his Palace. BE appeared
rsle and alar ned an tho miist uf ,hr 6Hrdfs
Bsreroise.
Tie conr,is.iiH me- this mornine n n'as
o'clece a. yon ALL see bs the enolas'd pfnela
m ,tiop -
PROCLAMATION OF Tue PRINCE oF o.
RANsEtN THE KINGS NAhe.
aInhahitant, OF Bfusssit.-- rome viii con
6leare among YOU my srtafitf Is 60 aplele,
EasrAntsed rs II u bs ynnf loyalty
III Is 10 ,onr prndence thai The re establish.
neui Of order Is due. an CAD Ia aeknosl.
edge thi.. aud ! thank ,ea IN the King.
nsre
4" Jain with me IN securing tranquility, and
no troous vii ,hea enirf the tow aud IN
coneeti with yovr authorities, ! vii tshr the
necessary measures lot tesinfiag e"lmness and
.ont,iIpnce Commission, composed of the
Duke d'Ursel, prc,ilsni vandar Fosse, 60.
vernon Ut The pyovincet d'Welens, Burgoma.-
ter Of Drussels Epm, Vao1eriindrn nfioog.
sors', Commander al ihe C'Yil sastd sener-
81 d Aabremef kDeksert, Member OF TIE lie.
yrncy the DaAe dAfsnberg t"ho has agreed
81 ink Wis 10 fHsbIffiHiF W ittiA aRfh ~
ticn,) Is charged 10 propose tinse measoies 10
uie.
vii inert ,ou o.morrow, the 81 Sep.
'smba,, ~ ninr O'Clock 10 TIE ~ rn'"R. AZ my
Pal,ce. fnltAs PalSeL o. OnAseE.
" Brussels, segi. l.
|, was said by ihe lssi a1yiefs from Btus.
sells, TIM, The Prince OF Orange "as 10 Sc. Oh,
Tor IN. Hasue with proposals.. The object OF
which was 10 require that Holland and Bel.
rum should form two distinct adm ILLUSTRATIONS.
under n federsi,yr government
Al Lirge, rournas. Mons, Bfages. and Ma
muir, disturbance TO n et'aier or less eItsnt
broke out on the latter DAYS Of August. Al
Bruge., eighteen prisoners took advaninge OF
the departure ol the troops II escape IRON
gaol
The Report of The deputies appointed by the
people OF Brnssel. to represent TIER Rr,ssancrs
10 the k,ne al the Hague, /, made. in The
following terms:
REPORT
"Gen,lr men. --ilaeng arrived Mt the Hague,
on Mpn1ay nj onr O'Clock. We asked for an
d4nee o. His Majesty. Hail an hour had
scarcely PACED when We received favorable
answe. On Tuesday. at moon. w. wsnt In
me Palace. His Malesp received US with
Kindness. asked as Tor oar pose s. aud did not
obleci TO ihr tile by srtuc oi which We pre-
sentsd ourselves.
" After We Ind read 10 him the address with
which waiver ,n.trusIe III, Maze " told us that
he nas very happy a. having been able IL an-
iicpate our wishes IN nvoklng the States |
General fot tina 18Th September, legal aud
sure means ol learning aud satisfying the wish
rs Of all parts OF he Kingdom oil doing Justice
TO their complaints. and Vi discovering the
menus Of remedyng ihem. After some general
obsei Aa ion, p, ocreded 10 the exposition, aud
then 10 Tue disengsinn OF the several points
when la your meeting OF the 18th you charged
~. 10 Communicate verbally 10 his Majesty. A
discussion arose GA ihe theories of Ministerial
responsibility ana 81 the Conire sCing. Ihe |
King sald thai tho Fundamental law did not I
npihoftkf or theories that they might he Just I
aut sven useful. bW tina, they oould no, be rs.
tnbltsaed excerpt by change in the iunda- |
.nrutl law an concert with 5 a,er-Gentt /
.onvuked With double the usual NUMBER OF
Meuihefs that As an extraordinary session
wcai be opened ON thr 1871 Sep ember there
would br an opportunity eIihnf nj his drsne or
at the invtatta" 81 The second Chamber, for II
proposal on tins point, as well ms On NIL the
others which We had discussed, aud might
be ia aaghl Useful and adV ageuus 10 the
county
10 tic demand oil the dismiss al Of some
Ministers, and especially NJ. Vac Manen, his
tsjesty did moi shy word IN their favor lie
expressed no d,splcasnrc, and did not contra.
dict the complaints which ne enumerated NJ
length against inem. He observed that the
iuntlsmental law gives HIM the free choice Of
his Ministers that. besides, he could moi take
any deter m,natlon 80 long rs lie should be con-
Sti aimed 90 II that he set too muCh value on
the honor OF preserving the Royal dignity to
appear 10 yield like one 10 whom n demand
"A -
II lei, plain'y see, rs well as the Deputies
from Licse, hal he might take o 7 demand intp
consuisrstion. (This question is actually be
lore thu Organic Commission formed by the
Prtuce 81 D ange VIZ are happy 10 entertain
the conviction that, before the end Of the day
II vii have taken resolution which " i'll SATISFY
uur Nishss)
:" With r.spertto the Supreme Tribunal, his
Majesty said that II was upou mature delibera.
ton that the place for lis establishment had
been chosen lfat he will, however, CONSIDER of
this request, and ofthe means OF reconrilng al
ju RESTS.
/" 10 our application respecting the unequal
distribution OF offices ofthe great embellishments
and public departments, his Majesty seemed
afflicted. and withou, disputlng The truth of the
facts, he said that it it. very dhculr 10 divide the
pubic offices that II Wis stIl more dilicuI u
please every bod lint however, he would
atlena 10 this subject as good order should be
re-eslablished that II was necessary. FIRST of
al that The Princes, his Sous, shoald enter
Brussels At the head Of hi. troops, aud thus put
an end TO the apparent STATE al consirant 10
Nhich lie could net yield without giving per
nic,oas example 20 all the other town, OF The
kngdom.
After long discussions on the incon, enien-
ces, and the probable disasters which would
ensne. il the troops entered by force and the
advantages of a convention aud proclamation
iof shelr e"trance, mointsining the pett,ai occn-
patton al the posts of the city b, the Bureher
1n"'d, MS Majesty desired rs 10 see the Mia
'S'er OF the Interior, and 10 present ourselves
10 II e Princes an oar return To Busses.
. Ia con' fusion. his Majesty expressed de-
sire ,hat all mieht be caimcd as soon as po..i-
hlr. LIZ told rs sYiitI alnniinn and ,.,,.,1o.l