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

uenmeN,-t WI return, trost. IN cslmer tmss. "a
cooperate With you In increasing tn. prosperity Of ,hi.
beautiful city. WILLIAM, Prince Of Orange.
ANTWERP, Oct. 2S,-Ths provision.i sovernusn, n,
Be's"@ int taking possession OF the GraDd Dntehy OF
LuIeWo0Wg, as Belgian province, bound TO take
the necessary measure s to prevent all hostility on the
psr OF the eoersuve sarop occupying the or,s o. of
Lcxembonrg. Tbo,e measures are veiy ,iaiple the
"''y OF Aior, whuh,r the at Of ths provincial gov
ernme MT has ten trsn.ferr-d, 10, t6,d al from
lite CONDITION easily be placed in sat- OF defenc.
Men will cot be wanting for Sufficient sarrjson
The country around furnishes abut d,oe. oi th.m
The only want is Of soae officers Capable of command
ing. aud some munt ions OF war. FSom Bouilio, A
great many huske's, eni .oms cannon now at Nassau
have been procured, which shouid be transposte IN
ALTON as soon as possible Means OF resistance .boud
be rreP"ea without delay. The iuncIionaties Ie-
nsniog Luxembourg are not inactive; couriers and
dispatches between that place AMI Frankfort
each other rapidly. The Prussian garrison will onI
leave the fortress ia The of their beiox sh,. to
cupy tho whole province without resistancs
would be taken OF The Absence OF resistance ~ ,u.,ic
the position that thrrs wac no foreign iotery.n,ton
Inc lln''ef OF foreign affairs lie not yet established
meaoiue letters should be written to the Gvrmsn
Diet aud to the Prince Of H.sss Homburg military
Governor OF Luxembourg, appriss them Of the In.
tentioos OF the Belgian government.
IHE HAGUE. Oct. 2O.-W. william sc
"herea' by our resolve of The 4h OF this month we
gave 70 our beloved The temporary govern msnt in
our name o. the Southern provinces. where lawful al
IN rity wac Recognized, aud perceiviuy by dHrren
acts OF the Gov,rnn-o t, tina, all law f authorize ia A.
On end in those provinces. haze Resoiued Art l. Tn
commission gwen to our 500. the Prince OF o. auye ia
revoked Art. This Gov, rnmept, ia eouformi,v VIM
the foods mental law shall benceforth be copfinsd ~,
tho provinces Of the North and The Grand Du,chv nj
Lussmeoorg untl sone decision shall be taken in con
CERT with our allies in respect OF the Southern pro-
vioces. Ar. g. The fortresses Of Antwerp Mae.tr,cht
anu senioo shall remain occupied by troops and be
declared 10 state OF siege whenever their romn,n
denis shall Judge II necessary.
tFrom the New York Commercial AdveriserA
FRANCE.
The PEI iect freedom OF tbs French press, sppe,rs VI.
~ distinctly from the opinions expressed the
dissolution OF The hSst ministry OF the ton and
me formation oil ne one strikes no verr IA
voorahie change The ministers Who have be en- com.
feiied to retire; are, Baron Louis, Count Mole NJ chi
rot, aud the Duke de Btosio.
lhe Journal OF Pale. says they retired, beeausa
remaining under the IL huenee OF the doctrines Of the
ter.orshon ihey uere incapable IF compr ehendng The
claims ~ The revolution Of July" "Tho ne com6ips
ton cannot tail 10 iDpress creator spirit of Ge.do
upon the measures IF government"
The new cal iLet may PRESENT itself with cor
before me people, and cons quenuy before The Cham.
oer'' We may now expect to see decisive SYSTEM and
IN TACT a real government"
The Journal du Commerce says. a. the new arr,r.s
ment must he aii:acory TO the public-6rs h,
1t has put an end TO r citing suspense and to in,igus
Tor replacing mius ers no had Withdraw p ,bemssivs
and second, because the Names Of the new ninis,.,
are 10 hs absence of c plsdgc, Of their homes, and
patriotic Intentions. "-"Such men will never SLOW
weakness In tie tace Of enemies"
The Courier Frauces speaks doubtfully as fol-
The trtreme isit cannot claim victory aud those
pretended alarm, can w longer find any prelext for
their aprrehensions: "His point gained 10 hare o.
capped from the crisis IF the last ten days" Though
We approve OF the change, tar from belle wins
thatit wii' afford remedy Tor all the difficulties OF on,
Prese' situation. We do rot sv hope to end in e y
cry member OF the cabinet, that union Of rmne.s and
ABILITY which is quisite TO repair all The erros IN
nave been and to dns'oer oil the erigencies
O position filled NTH diff ulfies"
The tribune des Departments says-" IL the acts nj
me new ministry are IN conform with our expecia.
ons will enjoy long and successful career ia spif
or the opposition ,ohieh the dristocraey ,oiH raise
goinst IL from its very brih.'
The Journal des Dehat is much dissatisfied, an,
holds the following Language:
ave shall say nothing of the nav memh.r, ~
nave entered the c~bine and France will INQUIRE n,
tie about them. But what Is Of great isportsncs !,
r ance Is the ensemble OF the naros struck Out nj Nh
isi II Ihe Councillors OF the She will ask
what unknown 'empes, dives far from the ayenuss q
tha'hrone, raised by France shelter ag an. storm.
me"rs o. Perritr, Gu'Z't, Mote, b oglio and DUNN
the eloquent aud courageous leaders Of our long oppo
Hon "eupes In Tranquil times, and minister. 10 time
OF DANCER. Among these names, there is not one |,
whom Farce might not trust with security fl "a,
Ia the midst Of the great struggle of the ns,ior n
fhey arrived al power, WHEN power TO be esabIsh
ed, or rather when IL was s'iil at st Cloud when q
Assume It, was attended with the risk Of life wbe,
was uncertain whether both foreign aud civil wa
would b,esk out; in short, when there were require,
horerSshauon, courage aud devotedness to accep
the government, than there is ambition in seeking IN
10 10 peaceful times. These men 10 longer form mar
OF the Kings council" f
The National says"It is impossible TO please ever,
tsdy The question IL, whethe the Chamber will ar
In concert with the ministers and ihs a
oca vice which existed in the cabinet as il was co,n
poseo ser the events in july will be i1uni in tn
Pesth' arrangement. The most eminent men OF tn
late ministry were long attached to Legitimacy The
contributed 10 The two restor stiocs." "Tbey were a
lraid oil The revolution being sccomp!i. he'd" The,
were obliged TO borrow OF the syste mn of the
tors'ion "The new Ministers will not be afraid of I'M
revolution -"Bu d, the CONDITION, Of capacity
Pany them! We 30 MT know Marshal Mason a, a di
pIomatist, or Nj. de Mon'a.ivet as an adnnistrator
fhese fUo appointments excite extreme surp,ise w,
eincerely "ish they may hereaf prove satisfactory
The Times speaks as follows, which 10 not tho mos
favourable language
The new ministry pr ceeds frcm the ert,e,n
Gduche 4 II 'eods to the e1treme Gauchc Ii ba. ar
out OF IN ibrea d designations Cf NJ Dupont an,
General Lafayette, aud proves that they alone have b
power OF managing that which they acne have Great
ed 10 them resides the entire principle Of the admin
islraion Before We pronounce a iTdsm upon m. n
we are hound to wait tor their actions but we NAV b,
allowed anticipate from their former line of copduct
what VIII be the principles OF their future proceed
iIgs
We quote the following paragraph from To C,oh :.
=" In The new Minis Ty, three members onIy name
~, Mrssrs l. hits. Dupont Ode PEure0 and M.riIbo,
belong to The cote Gduc ie Il this pnougLi We A.
not thnk So Unless the o'hsr members OF the Minis
ry should prove doce TO the mpu go that will he sv
en- them, aud Ike obsequious satellites in tb
sphere that vii! be traced fJr them we do NOT 40
the unity OF direction and Of power which was to xri
cate US from the "a state in which we are lapyujsb
ing' why has not the gduche greater number o
esentdtves' Where Is the no N or eniaIy which vv
promised US, and which after waiting ten dave We AZ
risht TO hope foil IL it the last nanoe iyre Of m.
opinion d0cfrindTe. which has perhaps pndesyou,e,
TO give itself, especially ia the Interior Department
successor suited to occupy the place dd inteyiB7 How
ever, let us welt We earnestly wish IN at NJ Ia6u,
aud hts two colleagues may find srength 10 dire, in,
Cabinet, Influence the Chamber and thus Ie adj ~ ui,b
OUT 100 seTsre shocks to the necessary development
the electoral consIi lon"
Inc puo,,dlenne is not Only di'sishsd hut rdieue.