Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-29

or moderate Llbsras n the Fssoch Mini.,rv hs. six
yLafayette having thrown bis influence irto the
scale sgainst them-and that the French Cabinet IN A.
bout to undergo modification, which may prove Of
some Importance connected with the state of al, AIR
~ Europe. We had hoped that tho mild principles o.
NJ Guizot aud the Duke Of Bsoslio woud have be IN
suffered to sway th- Councils Of the French Govern.
ment, bnt il seems that they are to give way 10 man
whose ideas accord mo'e with the views Of the pre-.
vaink party In the chamber Of ID pu'ies A IN.
Docfr,nafre party. however,. 10 eth strong, aud the
King IL inclined towards MID rate me II i, NO,
a" probable that any violent step will be taken by
the new Government; thsre is only reason to dread
that the Ministry In its anxiety to stand clear of the
impuation OF foreigo influence, may 20 little toe lar
,nns concessions to popular pr JUDGES. change of
ministry IN FRANCE at this moment, does cot app. mr.
calculated to increae the confidence of hase who had
conceived expectations OF permanent TRANQUILITY in
due to tina real interest Of the Governmen, and of the
Cahinst rJoud,n Co,,.;..
PARIS. Nov. 2--The tIleyving Oder Of ths 49,,
mas been published by Gsnera Lafayette -
"The hne Review OF the National Guards o! the d..
par ment OF the Seine. encouraging to every
near,'has made upon tbs Kag impre ssou, OF which
the Generain Caie cannot render better account 70
ms companions In arms. than by publishing tn. Order
Of 'he Day the following letter which ne ha. Just re-
ceved from his Majesty;-
ocroDER 3i.-"ltis with equal pleasure and conf
aence, my dear General, that apply to YOU to be INV
n'etpreter TO the National Guard TO you who go rio
rousy commanded in the able dave O, 1850 and
ioso. Ever animated by the same patriotism which
guided me in my youth, when was but a s~Idisr d.
voted 10 the sacred cause OF the liberty OF the country
ana the defence OF its Independence, felt doubie
p.easus To-day In seeing thess su5srb Iesons of In
National Guard, capable both of keeping in We The
enemies OF the country, aud those who might at.
emp oy exciting disturbances in the interior To sbak,
our liberties and sutons aud 10 disturb IN, pubc
otaer' on which they must res'. Thi. dsv so
satisfactory TO me, and honorable to the .iona al
uuard sure pledge that. checked by II, spri
and force these attempts from whatever quarter thsv
may come, will never attain their end aud will of.bIy
recol upon those who may have been so mad a. ,o A.,
toulpt tneU. Il feet anxious ret a.,
more TO the National Guard for what IL ha, alreadv
zone with 90 much Zeal to effect that object, and 10
press now deeply my heart Is impressed with the
oil affection which have been given mo this dav Ths.s
my dear General, are the sentiments which I rsou.s
you % express on my part to the N,onal Guard aud
with the repeated Of my sincere ndsbin
believe me to remain yours aft. c,ionataiy,
LOUIS PHILIP"
The GenersI-n. Chief Identified with his camn,n.
IONS IN arms by all the sentiments of his life and ssoe
ciay ny those which he has tel since our last R.vou
uon' reJoces with them on account Of the lust admira
oa which the spiendor, ths order. the martial appear
snce and me SKIN OF the troops, well the good
sPi' mat animates them, excited in the immense nun
DER OF cnzens who assembled TO witness tn. rand
and brill ant results of their patriotism The ,w.iv
egohs oil infantry OF the capital the four goss of IN
baniieue, the cavalry, and the artillery forming the
whole oil the atona Guard Of the Department OF the
seine, presented spectacle which filled the soul Of tn.
with all the emotions of Just pride un
bounded confidence, and sincere gratitude He offer,
MS oest thanks TO the different Corps to their Chief.
as well IA TO the General Staff and the s. AT, of Ri
gades III informs the Legions of the Banl.ue IN a,
the distribution OF the Coiors rauted by the kim viii
TAKE place very ihory. AMI that notice will Do given
'hem oil the day when detachmens shall come and re-
celve them from the hands OF his Majesty
letter OF the 22d ult. from Frank FORT contain, IT.
following "Advcts received from Aus ria mention an
horrecion lnspruck, the capital OF the Tytol which
nau compelled the government to send several regi
ms n's oil s line thilher Letters from rin speak of an
insurrecuon In the interior OF Russia Which ia s,ated
To have broken out n coneqa of the Or
measures ordained ag ,nst the cholera n,orbus"
LONDON. Oct 30.-The list OF burnings in tbs
county OF Kent and the striking and affecting obssrya
tons on the condition OF the peassnry in thai imnor
ant county, which have been published within the lac
week, ar" calculated fill the mind of evsrv man viii,
equal an elton and alarm In one week Mss.rs
Knight. Aidrdge, All Cash, Lord Darnley. Mir
Lawson the Steward OF Lord Sondes, ha va had corn
SACKS oarns iarm-buiidngs, live stock in ons or two
stances dwelling houses, totally consumed by fire ,bs
work OF nightly incendiaries During the same nsrod
very many 'hfe'hing machines have been destroyed
threatening letters conveyed to many individuals. anq
tue whole oil East Kent thrown into 4; ate c .cha
BILE anxiety and terror.
The report Of Congress Of the Ministers of the
fowers OF Europe, on ,he subject Of the NeherIand.
mas no" become go general that il is proper TO OFF,
lew observations respecting il. The appca i'm Of IN.
,e'm congress 10 meeting OF diplomats, ON a pa,cu
Tar question Is not exactly proper one; but il is we
believe true that intention is entertained Of submt
uus 'hs question which now occupies the attention q
ioPe 70 tne CONSIDERATION OF their great Pow thro
neir immediate represen atives, in the hone
that their united recomme atoms NAV have The eG
oil putting an end TO The differences between the Kin
~ anu MS Deiglan SUBJECTS, and pIacini
ne question upon lie proper basis connected with
the aVowed object OF the Great Powers viz:,hs ne
maDent peace OF Europe. Ii would unoues inn ,hiv ~
improper aud mischievous open the conference
which are about to take place, with tina npston
me possioiy o! hostile Interference with the Bsyians
10 'he'r utire government; but il will be admitte,
oy all reasonable men, that the state the
Is not one that can continue without serious iiurv r.
mat country and possible mischief me- hborny
anu therefore, that would be highly proper in In
Great Powers to di Gu the means OF rsm.dv an
then exercise their influence in the way of
dalton, which must, we think, have its effects uno
the KING and bis revolted subjects The readiness
with which the French Governme ut have en,.rsd in,
his ProJec, shows that hostile interference i. moi con
templdted. rCo,,,;s
We have just learned from most ctable sourcs
that the King OF Holland and the Bslsans have LEI
their affairs to b, settled by England and France D.
puties are gone 10 Paris from the Bslsians: obers
expected soon to arrive in this country II is said tia
In the Kings speech to Parliament an auson will n
made TO the above subject " "
we understand from good source that the Kin,
mas expressed himself with great warmth asanst AM
attemit being made by Government to give supnor
to tbs Spanish Government against the Cons,ituon
lists The determination Of our Cabinet is not to
tere.-[Court JonrnaL1 " '"'''
Lon DoN, Dc. 30 The war between inc D,,cb an
we oeigians, Or 10 other words the hostile
the rich provinces which lately composed the kim
dom oil the Netherlands would, if PROLONGED rends
{. he country nuisance among European Sta,ss a.
would ultimately call for hsir interfers,cs a. ,h
same principle, which founded the alliance for the n,
cihcation OF Greece. is therefore with much sas
iacuon mat we hear OF the approaching commence
eh OF conferences TO represent to the Belize Provi
sona Government the necessity of com me- IN som. fn
settlement OF their Affairs. We have so rsnes,sd
spoken against any intercourse with the Bsig,ns !,
palm upon lhsm any sovereign prince or IN corn.
.stf adoption OF hoy psrticuar form of C,Ueron n,