Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-10-14
From the hc,e York Gesstis Of Oct. Z.
INTERESTING FROM EUROPE.

her inclusive. Ths most Important item
OF intelligence b. this arrival IS from
Boiaium. IN Brussels. a riot, bearing
Revolutionary character commenced
On the evening of the 25th OF August,
which lasted throughout thai night aud
the following day but on the 26th tran
guilty in the city was restored, and the
Burgbsrs had transmitted to Gov
erament demands of a moderate char
acter-but how the King may receive
them is yet unknown. The people oil
Belgium seem imbued with the spirii
of liberty the example of France was
d,ubtle IS the beacon that led the PEG
pie on. The ostensibie causes whieh
created the movement in Brussels d"
not exactly appear but 1t seems nat
M. Van Maanen, Minister OF Justice,
was so unpopular that his dismissal was
insisted DID, against whom and his AID
v~ocate, Iebry Bagnano, Editor of lie
National, their fury was especially di-
rected-but they both escaped. A tax
on grain too, was one that they deem
ed ~burdsnseme and oppressive
An Ordonnance Of the King Of the
French, dated Aug %, restores to those
Frenchmen banished according to Ar
ticles 8 and I Of the law of Jan. 10,
1916, all their civil and political rights,
with permission to return to France
They are also restored TO the property
and pensions they were deprived oil oy
that law, without.prejucice to tue rights
OF stbers. !.
The Prince de Condo was found dead
in his bed room on the Goth OF August,
in the Castle of st. Leu, occasloned by
self strabguiation, it is supposed, dur
ing a momeatary arrangement. a wili
was found, by which he has bequeaih
ed bis property 10 the Duke of Aumsle,
one of The youthful sans OF the King,
on condition that he take the title OF
Prince de Condo. Great emotion was
produced in the Chambers by this ex-
fraordiuary death.
TIE Nstional Guards TO the number OF
10000 were rsview we'd at Pats on the
29th by the King, who presented, thro'
Gen Lafayette, feur tri-colored stand
ards, to them. Great enthusiasm pre-
vailed on the occasion.
The imprisoned Elk Ministers under
went a long examination by the Com
m~issianers of the Chamber OF Depu-
ties, OF the asth Of Aug. Peyronnet
appears by bis hauteur, hIa studied Goa.
tempt of, and insolence to the Nation
oil Guards, to be determined to "dte
game" indeed to provoke his fate. Ills
courage never was doubted, but his
claim To good sense will suffer by this
puerile aaectation.
From all that " e can gather oil the at
fairs OF Eurape from the hles oil papers
before us, we think there is a dark
cloud lowering over that continent
whether il will pass harmless by, or
whether il be the precursor Of general
or partial war. time will reveal Aus
tria and Prussia seem 10 be engaged IN
some schemes to support the Legitimacy
of Kings, and even Nicholas has order
ed a new levy OF troops. Franc has
achieved her freedom, and will doubt.
less act on the defensive Endeavors
have been made to disturb her tranquil
ity, but we trust that the energetic
measures which she will pursue, will
c.ush any attempt at Rebellion.
Wellington has a cautious part to act.
The English people, while by various
marks they have testified their appro-
baton Of the three greatest days that
France ever saw, are disposed rather 60
look on, and applaud the continental
movements for freedom THAN 10 take a
part in them; and Wellington has too
much policy to 60 against the general
wish Of the natien.-N Y. Courier.
At Brussels on the 2sth August, bu-
siness had again been partially resum.
ed. The following are the demands
the people make upon the Government:
They include, in the first place,
the complete execution OF the Loi Fon-
dsmentale, or Charter given by the
King, at his accession, or Oh the union
OF Belgium with Holland.
.. In the second place, the dismissal
OF the Minister Of Justice, Ven Maanen
(whose hotel has been burnt) and ano-
Their member of the Cabinet, together
with some of the most obnoxious CITY
authorities
B. Ia the third place, the equal divi.
sion of offices between the two nations.
Cue Belglans and The Dutch; & as a CO
Rotary te this demand, the transference
OF two departments of interior admins
tratioL (which are new at the Hague
TO Brussels.
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