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 By the packet ship Erie, Capt. Funk. We have received Paris and iIavre pa pers to Oct. 9th, Saturday, both inclu- fs!se lie most rrtt;siit news iiiiiie which they contain. s.the Declaration of Inde- lpeadence made by the Provisional Gov. ernment of Brussels on the 4th Oct.
 ANTWERP, Oct. 6tf.l-f'he Prince oi Orange arrived at Antwerp this morn ing, to assume for q time the govern ment of those parts of Belgium which acknowledge the Kings authority, a. greeably to the following ordinance.
 We WILLIAM, by the grace of God, King of the Netherlands, Prince of O. rangc-Nassau, Grand Duke of Luxem- bourg, &e.
 Considering that in the present situa- ton of the Southern Provinces of the kingdom, the action of the government cannot be exercised conveniently from the Hague, over the parts of those Pro- vinces where order ahdtranquillty have hitherto been preserved.
 Desiring to remedy this inconyeni- ence, and at the same time to second without delay the efforts of the loyal inhabitants of those Provinces to res tore order and tranquility where they are wanting; and in view of the Ad- dress which we presented to the pfinci- pal inhabitants of those Provinces on the lst Of the present month, we have decreed and do hereby decree:
 Art. l. Cur beloved son, the Prince of Orange, is charged by us to govern for time, in our name, all the South era Provinces in which the legal autho- rity is acknowledged.
 7. He shall second and sustain, as far as possible by conciliatory means, the efforts of the loyal inhabitants to res tore order in the parts of the province which are disturbed.
 5. Our Minister ofState, Duke d'Ur- sci, our Minister of Marine. oi National Industry and of the Colonies, and our minister Of the Interior, are associated with our beloved son the Prince of O. range, for the purpose of executing his |orders, and assisting temporarily in the government con6ded to him.
 The 4th article names the Counsel lars of State which arc to assist the Prince of Orange in his government of the South.
 (Siseed.) WILLIAM,
 Done q Hague, Or. 1, 1890. DECLARATION OF NDEp N DIsNeIg
 The Provisional Government. consid- ering that it is important to fia the flu ture state of Belgium, decrees,-
 Art. l. The Provinces of Belgium. violently detached from Holland, con stitute an INDIFFERENT STATE. 2 The Central Committee shall oc- cupy itself, as soon as practicable, in forming project of a constitution. }. A National Congress, where will be represented all the interests of the Provinces, shall be convolsed. It shall examine the project of a Belgic Consti- tuition; and shall cause it, as definite Constitution, to be executed through out all Belgium.
 (Signed) DE POTTER,
 CHI. ROCIERE,
 SYLVAN NANDEWEYER
 Count FELIX DE MERODE. Brussels, Oct. 4, 1890.
 BRUSSELS, Oct. 6.-The General Committee of the government of Bel gium, expecting that the government ol l Holland will form Committees at the Hague, composed among others, of Bel gians, formerly members of the States General, to treat on the affairs of Bel. glum,-
 Refers to their decree of 4th Oct. 1880 on the independence of Belgium. It declares null, and opposed to the ] independence and security of the State, all acts and transactions, which Belgi- ums or others, not furnished with pow CTS from the provisional government o1 Belgium, may undertake to pass or con clude. (Signed as aboye.)
 DARMsTApr, Oct. 2.-Thc Gazette of the Grand Duchy publishes the fol lowing in supplement-:
 We understand that the German Di, ct in session here resolved, in order te suppress the insurreetion which ha. broken out in the kingdom of Hanover and other parts of the Electorate O tiesse, and to secure the neighborins States from the incursions of bands a Insurgents, to invite the governments O Bavaria, Baden and Nassau, to send bo