Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-11-10
REVOLUTION IN SAVOY,
AID
ADDICTION OF kING Miyrvu,

AZ Oi'0 Iio-N IN SAA0NY.
AID
ADDICTION OF KING Miywr,
LoNDoN, Sept %
Private letters Gom Lelpsic Of ~. =,
stale, that accounts had been ro
there OF serious Disturbances If III
The Sovereign Of Saxony IS ono,,-.
ceedingIy fitting inmate for the RorI
treat Of Lulworth. lie tool, il M,
head lately, TO allure tie farih If ~
his family had been such gallant and
lous defenders, aud 10 turn Roman C.,.
lie; and not content with bis own conn.
sion, be must needs prevail on ms M,
10 be converted also. Such condpoi ~
year 1880, IS more deserving Of r,.r =,
of censure The people OF i,eipslc ., ~
ed the foolish and lmPadenl a,tenDt /, y
/ priye them Of the noblost l.berf, me-, -.
iown; but the inhabitants Of Dros5e,
/, seems, were not conleut with mercl,
pellmg the Efforts OF lhe royal blpoi-..,.
attacked tho Guards on which n. ri,
and cast them and him cut Of Ao.r p.
testant city. The hotel of the frg n,
lister, " no IS looked on every where a, \.
lnslieator 70 mischief, was burnt n,,
ground in the struggle.
PANS, Sept o.
The following news from Dresden -,
Just been rccelpd:-Prnce Fredet,k /,
appointed Regent; Prince MaxImllao
father, has reuounced his own rqbl n.
succession m his favor; the Minister Er
siedel is dismissed; order is re eslahI.F
ed; the National Guard is increased; b,
great excuses have been committed. and
the public mind Is suI agitated. Th
Saxon Minister here has received his cre.
dentIals TO the kng Of the French. Th
Austrian recognition was brough las, rcd.
! by a member OF the embassy.
DRESDEN, Sept 10
"0ur Burgher Guards are now organ.
zed every where, and reckon in thelr a.As
the most respectable lnhabItants.--Yeset
day was for Saxony 4 memorable day -
The citizens, upon a wish expressed by
Prince Frederick, assembled to dehb.na
on the claim 70 be submitted to Goycc!
neat, and the redress Of grievances TO be
demanded. Many changes IN the corst
tuition, the abolition Of several oppTesslu
taxes, especially those OF the police an
excise, a reform IN the communal admN
IstratIon, an extension OF the right oil 70
tIng IN the Diet, a public account Of Oh
administration Of towns, reduction d
the expense of Catholic worship, and sc'
eral other points we're successfully The sob
lects Of discussion. The citizens wi
continue under arms, and the military sci
remain outside the town, until an auwa
has been received upon these remorslal
ecs. The artillery, who are upon g @
terms with the citizens, occupy iwo ei'a
whilst all the other posts are 10 posse.so
! Of the citizens. The Chasseurs, by OH.
of Prince William, marched ou, yesa
day. The fair, which takes place anI
ally on the 18th, will not be held. Ser
raj Of those who were wounded on Che q
inst. have since died. The town IS sr
rounded with troops"
LoNDoS. Sept 26
The latest news from Dresden sat-
that on the l3'h, Nj. dc Gablenlz, Cor
mandant Of the National Guards, plbla
ed proclamation, ia which the kng
Saxony announces that Prince Frcderr
! is appointed co.Regent, and that Pnnc
Macmillan, father Of Prince Frederc.
has renowned his rights of succession
the crown, in favor OF the latter li
proclamation, accompanied with tAe d'
missal of Count ElnsIedel, the PRIME mI
lister, was received with enthusiasm BY %
people of Dresden; and on the lllh' %
King made his entry into the town, sceoH
panied by the new Regent, amidst enli
slasiic accIamatiOns. Prince Fredenc
is the representative Of all the enhglief'
ideas OF tho counlry.-Koown a. %
friend OF the reforms claimed By ihe %.
iority Of lie Saxons, his appoInimeni
the Regency, which is Il real acccssion
a throne occupied by an old man % gear
Of age, Is a sure pledge that numerous :
forms will he successfully INTRODUCED @'
the political and administrative system
SaxOny.
LEIPsIc, Sept ~.
Official accounts have inst been rece.'
ed, that the Burghcrs in Dresden have q
en-, and driven the military, set fire 70 %
police-housc, and destroyed The ho'e'
TIC Minister Elnsiedel, who has nln
way. No one knows what IS becon2
the kiog, who, it Is said, viii a5dicile ,
favor Of Pnuce Frederick, (hiS ne7na,e,'
who is inclined to adopt ;be RslJrmed A
llgion. The dissatisfaction has been o.
casio1ed chiefly BY Tic Jesuits hanns I
the influence, and all public situations q
Ing filled by Catholics.