Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-05

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body. belonging to other eommunes invited to retire
and II necessary will be dispersed by force.
g. The eoors adopted by portion Of the city guards
as mark. Ct distinction, put down. We rsserve tc
ourselves to fix the raliyng sign which they will be
! au,hotx I'd to bear.
| 8. The Municipal Administration, the Committee
Of Safety, aud Council and Chiefs OF the Cry Guard
will see to the execution Of the preceding Articles
they concerned, rs well as Tor the mana ain
ancc Of order, un the troops shall have effected thei
j entry.
\ T. The members Of these bodies ere declared per
sou"ly responsible for all resistance 10 the public force
a. well for the Illegal employment Of the public OF
municipal money, or arms aud ammunition
8. The gsrrison shall be with all possible expedi
ton barscked aud eneamped, so as not to be at tn.
charge Of the inhabitants and it will observe tho .uc
di.cpne All resistance shsil be repelled by force
aud the individuals guilty Of this resistance who .ha
| prosecuted criminally.
From our heal quarters at Antwerp. Sep.e pber 81,
1880 FREDERIcK, Prince OF the Netherlands
The Prince the day a. IL oclo k, a,
the read Of Is 900 expecting to be at Brussels
Wednesday evening. the States General and The
King of the are not 10 treat with
armed rebels but TO subdue the populace Of Brussels
aud protect the peaceable citizens.
The following is extract OF letter from Antwerp,
| dated Tuesday,
"Mos Of the troop, have marched out from thi. to-
wards Bus.els. where do not suppo,e there will be
much Difficult in entering, as two OF the he ads
Of he Comuissoa there here last night and
quested PIince Frederick TO sesd them. The low pr
class getting the upper hand. and quarreling with
tho Commission aud ,h- Guarte Bourseoise. Al Mon.
Burgher Guard sided with the former and the people
were dispersed, With tour killed and thirty wounded
Opinion seems to be taking most decided turn in av.
OF the Government, and Prince frederick has issued
Proclamation desiring the peopl. to lay down their
arms, ar grant,, pardon to all such excepting the
chief promoters OF revolt; and all who do no, Law
down their will be taken up ami handed over {,
the law. Things seem row to to drawn TO close
aud sincerely hope tie chief iLs!iga,ors will be laid
hold OIL"
BY letters rom the Hague on Saturday, il app, ar.
that the Second Chamber Of the State General Assem-
bed on Monday, in a General Committee, TO delbe-
rat on The Add ess, in answer 10 the Royal Speech
The debate was continued TO next day with closed
doors, aud, after most important discussion il was
adopted by great maior y. 1t is affirmed that this
landers.
An in.urrssuon broke out at Mons on Sunday even
ing which was quelled after hal lasted three hours
The arulle'y fred grape sho upon the people,
BRUssELs, S pit. lS.-The city 1. gain piunged in
alarm by the add Of the Deputies from the
Assembly Of the States. Genera! u, the Hague. The
greatet confusion prevails. II il expected The King.
rooPs will occupy Bussel, either this evening to.
morrow morning; their presence H. heartily desired -
Agitation 10 at it, height anil the Bel san party said
to wish now return to order We dread starving
and infuriAs mob. Courier
BRUssELs, Sept 2l.-For the last hour the drum.
have been he atng TO arms, and the tocsin sounding
The advanced posts Of the Roy troops ga
and smart fire OF mu-kery has CONNIE ced.-Th,
disorder i. righ'fuI The people. mind. exa'pe-
dsarmed by the populac-. Part Ct these gnard-
have joined the people Every body hiding his vaua-
bes. The won'n and children are leaving IN
city, which is uopavsj and barrcaded. How will all
this md
LrEGr, Sept. ls.-,he greatest tranquility has pre-
vailed here during the night. The CITY Guard continue
to do duty with una5a,ed zeal.
Cdsssl-Ths following lie an extract OF a letter from !
Ca.ss', dated the Is san, and deserves attention;
1--WE here in very IN, buient state Every VIII ere
revolution. end disturbances breaking out few
lays since our Prince, wi his son, returned ON
Carload. His reception was unavCufable. A body |
Of our citizens gone to his residence at Wilhons-
hohe to present petition, signed by 1000 nha ants
Tor Constitution. Brnn.wlck, Dresden, Lsipsic, |
Let ~ h,pe all viii end well "
FRANCE. THE folio wing article seems to Indicate |
probability that demand will long be made
bre al stuff, from the Un ted States. We give it from
London paper Of 'hs 22i.
Chamber Of Drputies-The Minister of the In |
terror after some preliminary remark. upon the
Of the present harvest said that 10 conse quence OF the
nsqnali,y of the produce in the dfe,e nt Districts
would probably be necessary TO have reccurs, to TO-
reign countries for supply Of corn. His majesty had
the refore odered him I, submit. to the chan5e.s the
following prnjrct OF law on the subject:
"IoUIs PHILIP, King OF the French.
We have ordered and do ord'r, that prajet of a |
Law be presented in our name 10 the Chamber If De- |
putrs by Minister Secretary of State fJr the De.
partmcnt Of the Interior.
Art 1. O, the frontiers tn by "A and by land the
ma ximum OF the variable duty tbs importation
grain shall be three francs the hectoiifre, aud the
nimnm 25 cents.
These duties, and the intermediate degrees of two
francs aud one franc, will continue to bs applied
cordi"g 10 the LEGAL prc- of grain conormablv to the
laws OF the 26 h Jily, 1919. an 4 Of July 1925
The French Ministry have also a-ked tor exir.or-
binary Vote of Credit of 2700.000l to be applied 10
the departments # NJ arne, Foreign Affairs and the
Hor:. department. OF this portion is to be APP
piled to pay the expenses Of the expedition to AIgers
sum grea'er than this has, however, been found in
his place. aud will by and bye, he made available for
the public service. More was found, bat is not ac
counted for. Marshal B,urnont il ssid to have pro-
vided for hi' retreat out Of the Days ueau'es.
The report Of the Commission, app, ined to conduct
the examination OF the ey-minsers imprisoned in the |
casde OF Vncennes, was read to them at secret
meeting by NJ. Beranger Monday. I is said to be |
very long, and was 10 be publicly delivered 10 the
Chamber OF Deputies THURSDAY. IL directs the i'm
mediate Transmission to the Chamber Of Peers OF acts Of
accusation against these individuals which h4 Peers
will have Immediately to try them upon capital Char
ges.
NJ. de la Ferronaye, the French Ambassador at
Rome has his post and has refused TO take the
saih {, me new government
Forty thousand soldiers Of the class Of 1929 cal
ed into acuys service aud incorporated with the ar.
my.
General A'alD, the Frsnch Ambs ssador, has arriv.
ed al st PstersburEb, and had an audience Of the
Emperor. The formal recognition Of Louis Philip by
the Emperor is now expected daily.
1T appears nv news from Agiers, that the Is We Of
French, on conditions which ii is supposed will be
copied.
The Saxon Minister has received his credentials 10
the King II the French. The recognition Of the new
government by the Emperor OF Austria, reached Paris
tn. 20 h.
commercial treaty is expected between France
and EnglaDd, ss coDseqJ'Dee OF the lac change OF
dynasty, and Of The recent appointment OF ambss-
sad in the person OF Primes Talleyrard
Letters from Italy arr ounce that army OF 80 600
husisns Is to be collected in Iay 1, will be formed
into two corps, one commanded by Gen Frimont, who