Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-12
ONE DRY LITER FROM EUROP


Oar corresp ,nis mt OF the New York Mercantile Adj
vertissr info ms VI that The Captain of the
Chancellor Livingston, which arrived at New York in
hteen and half hours from Newport states thai The
snip Providcnce, treny t,oo days from Liverpool ar
rived at Newport on Saturday evening at the mcn,en
OF h's leaving that place. The information w, ich
she brings had not transpired when the Captain LET.
A London paper Of Oc,ober oh, one day later Than
former advces, received Boston by way of Hall
hx' u contains. however, no news OF importance.
An ARRAY had taken place 10 the street. of Madrid
between the Kings troops and the volunteers of that
city. the PARTICULARS OF which are OF given.
The Ens'Ifh Funds closed on the evening of O.to
Der 8, a. SO 3 rs for Consus. want of confidence
IL tel by The London caTi;ass, in the F:ench Minis
y, not with landing their pacific professions.
Inc Latest INTEL gence from Brussels announces the
existence OF general dread Of fresh visit from In,
kng troops, and Of an apprehension that TO take the
city il would be bomb led Many person, are hiding
their vaiuabies, End making preparations to save their
property by hmrying in cellars Mean while new works
are constantly constructing TO defend the town. The
walks Oh the Bouievards are cut into tyenche, ziz
gag and formidable batteries and barrier, are erecting
Brussels continues 10 be inundated with armed m IN
from all parts OF the seishbourbood upwards of fifteen
III lusand were in the city, blIieed the inhab ants
''CdHcatures and songs appear in abundance and ey
cry insnl, is offered to the King. A bust of him wa,
taken from the palace, and placed the front OF an
empty house, where IL was crowned by Dutch cheese
and irl-colored flag Of Babsnt stuck waving over his
head. Another p-rson exhibits at Fret floor yyindoy
cannon bali which tel, in the yard. II bsars a Iab.
1890" sP 80
ne accounts from rin state that the riots tbe
have been much exaggerated; and far from the re-
snectdb'e inhabitants having countenanced them as
was stated to have been the case they had excited an
energetic and unanimous feeling of indignation and
disgust The latest news from Dresden also state
the reports OF iDsurr ctions in that city mere in
venons Of designing persons, and had The slightest
foundation in truth.
The Paris Constitutional intna,es "lbat the lsvo
Of troops in France has been caused by sense of the
necessity OF assuming formidable attitude in conse
quencs Of the refusal Of Of The powers nj the
Continent 10 follow the recognition OF Louis Philip
with the usual form ,es" "Itisa tri,e saving add
the Consfiionne!, "tbat IN order 10 Lsve peace ma.
ton must prepare for Never has The AZ picsoD
OF this provefb been /, 81 than IL is now Our
Government is acknowledged by several great powers:
but there are several ALSO who after having snis ed
their adhesion, hesitate TO perform all the usual dplo
matte formstes The events Of ihe Low Coun rss are
evidently the cause though not svowed, of this hesta
lion. We you'll fain believe that our Ministers hav
not fared 10 speak language consonAnt with the
French feelings IBIS poin'. Whom, after 6fteen
years Of peace great aud brave people feel hs hlo,d
Of freedom flow In their veins, the English and psus
sian powers had better take care how they awaken the
rem s0biance OF Waterloo and OF he 'eaptula,on NJ
Paris. We have sacrificed from a love of Iibe,,v ali
hops Of returning 10 what for long fine allsd onr
natural ffoners--'hs limits OF the Rhine Ie NOT Inn
prudent Interference excite in million Of voung ,sr
ready IN become soldiers, the ardouf Of
The military Of France vers always abb. 10 coneis,s
the pes'anuy Of all counties; the armed citzsn will
not be less eloquent when addressing peops
by an arisoeraey or neigh oripg tyranny"
The Londoo Courier, upon this articles vemarks ,bst
go TAR ss England is concerned declare IN the
most positive manner, that the destination IS the Can
sttufonnd IL founded 10 gross, and we believe isen
tional falsehood; for the recognition Of Louis
Philip took plsee, there has been strong dsDisv If
cordially towards him, and manifestation Of desire
To see the new government Of France placed or Sc
cure foIiing by our sovereign, and By The Duke Of
Wellington" This h confirmed by the observation Of the
French minister OF foreign affairs 10 the chamber 81
Depue', tina, the cabinets Of Europe had fastened e.
acknowlsdgs the new French government, and that
every where the letters 81 Philip the Fret have been
received IN the mott cordial msnnsf" Esvefth.Is,.