Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-19
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 10. 1850.
SIX nays LATER FROM ENGLAND.

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THE NETHERLANDS.
By the extracts which We have given, as c0pl-
Gus as our limits will allow, it will be seen that
the attitude which Belgium has assumed, is not
such as to warrant belief that the Instruction.
as it is called. will be put down by slight cOnces-
sioAs.e There is serious determination, OH the
part OF the public, to insist upoa all the rights
tey claim; and should there. be no foreign inter-
ference, there is nothing left to the government
bot submission, OF a severance of the badly as
sorted kingdom. The meeting Of the States
General viii have grave subjects of deliberation
before them.
The articles demanded Of the King. by the
deputation from Brussels, were a. follows:
No. /. The sincere execution of the funda-
mental law without restriction interpretation
either BY cabinet circulars, Ministerial ordlnan-
ces. or anv other measure whatsoever.
2 Ire dismissal OF the obn0xiou' Ministry.
5. The Temporary suspension Of the slaughter
duties tdrolts d'sbbaiage.)
L. A new system of election BY which the right
of choosing their representatives may be more
DIRECTLY vested in the people.
5. The re-es,abishment Of trial by jury.
6. Liberty of the press, and abolition Of the
Censorship.
?. A law confirming the legal responsibility Of
Ministers.
g. A law BY which the residence of the High
Courts of iudicature will be fixed in the southern
provinces.
9. Tie Termination Of all judicial pursuits a
sainst liberal writers, and the reversion oi all
condemnatons for political otfepces.
TO- -Succor to be Afforded to the wOrkmen. IN
III they they can resume tneir iabors. Times.
A rumor being current that troops were march
my upon Brussels, the superior military authors
ty gave orders to prevent them from entering,
which the guards were entrusted with enforcing.
On arriving at Vilvorde, the Princes of Orange
and Frederick, OF the Netherlands, received the
principal inhabitants and authorities of Brussels.
They had issued on the 50th August procama-
faction at the manner in which the tranquility Ut
that city had been preserved. and stating certain
measures on which they had resolved, submitting
the measures to be concerted between the Gene
raj commanding the ith miIitarv divisions Of the
xiny,inm, and the Civil and Local Authorities o!
the Province and City # Antwerp, to an Extra
ordinary Commission.
A deputa;ion from Brussels waited on the
Princes on the 31st August. and returned with
proclamation which was read from The balcony OF
che Town Hall. stating that they attached to their
entrance into Brussels, conditions which the De-
puties did not feel at liberty to concede. without
previously making publication TO the citizens.
The document signed by them was then read,
stating that they were prepared TO enter the city
surrounded bv the citizens, and followed by the
military force destined to relieve them from that
PAL ifal duty of guarding the town, which they
Dad hitherto executed, soon as the colors and
standards which were not legal, should be laid
aside, and the insignia. which mis!ed multitude
bad defaced. should be restored.
This passage was received with marked disap-
probation. and second deputa,ion was sent, who
obtained further concessions. and came back with
proclamation that the Prince Of Orange would
on that day, the 1st of September. enter Brussels
alone and without troops. aud wished the civic
guard to come out and meet him. An order was
III consequence iot VI scCtblS
to assemble with their whole sections under arms,
and in the best state. &c. The reports of the
Princes entrance are various and volumnous--
We select the shortest. He seems, after having
Yielded with reluctance, to have acted with good
sense aud propriety.
BRvssELs. SEPT g.
Yesterday. by an arrangement with the author
tiles of the city, the Prince of Orange entered
Brussels.-He had received two deputations on
the previous afternoon and night. The first he
had treated very haushtily. desiring its members
to Law aside their colours. He declined to make
any concessions. but threatened to enter Brussels
Yesterday morning at the head his troops. The
of this treatment and Of this threat
produced the greatest agitation among the Garde
Bourioice and in the mind of the Provisional gov
eminent, under which the capital has been for the
last seven days. The, resolved fhe attempted to
affect his threatened Parpsss. TO oppose force to
force.