Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-09

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dced in the minutes Of the proceedings.
The Monicur Of the 9th Of October, contains an or
dinace calling out 10000 young soldiers Of the class Of
1929, 10000 Of the class OF 1928, and 900 Of the
class OF 1924, ell of whom take their departure
the place OF rendezvous the 25th OF December. No
explanation is given Of this In the usual form
Of report from the ministers TO the king, but the Jour-
nails, while they the ministry for this omission,
agree that the only object OF the is TO place the
military and naval forces OF the country respecta-
BILE peace footing.
The Courier Francois contradics tho authority as
declares persons best acquainted with the intentions
the Cabinets Of tho European powers the assertion
that general i'm Europe is likely in any event TO
follow from the late revolution in Belgium The hostile
dispositions Of Prussia denied and the mission of NJ.
Humboldt. hauralized Frens Imam by his writings Is
considered as pledge Of the risn intentions Of that
power. One Of the French Journals atrns that Prus.
STA " has recognized in the most frank manner tho
existing French government, and has declared her
intention TO Interfere neither in the internal affairs Of
France nor those Of the Netherlands" Ministers
from Prussia, Bavaria, and SAKE wemar, present.
ed to the French king the 9Th Of Oct. On the Same
day the French minister Of foreign affairs stated in the
Chamber Of Deputies that Louis PHILIPPE had been
cheerfuy recognized by Europe, that the different csbi
nets preserving peace, and that the
disturbances in Belgium, the peace Of the contnc Mt
might he maintained by the principle of
The Tercera Regency has acknowledged the French
king. Rome and Naples have done the same, and trans-
mted to their respective ambassadors letters of
credencc. The French journals seem to be confident
that no interference will take place In any cve's
Eight days hence" says the Journal DIES Debais OF
Oc 4th every crowned head will have ambas-
sador at the Court Of the Prince who has the roy
atty oil France from utter destruction" 10 the course
Of Russia the following article appears in the Augsburg
Gazette dated Warsaw, Sept 20: 'sThe recognition OF
King Louis Philip on the part Of Russia has taken
place. The regulations lately issued with regard to
French travellers in Poland and Russia have been
called, and all Frsnchmen may pass the frontiers
freely, as before the late events, If their papers
The story Of tho cold reception given to the Duke Of
Monebello by the Court OF Madrid, 10 said TO be wholly
untOunded. M. de Monterqusu, the French Envoy.
Rah IN fIao Nh~ r.
Philip. has been Graciousiy received
At the sitting Of the Chamber OF Deputies on the 4,h
Of October. M E'enne brought up III. report Of the
Petition Committee, the petition Of NJ. Gallery for
the suppression Of the Jesuits petition presented be-
fore the dissolution OF the Chambers. The report spoke
Of the society Institution, a. the adviser
aud sccompice Of the late ,svs government OBJ
serving that il should DO watched with strict jealousy
that the state and ouEh, TO discard from al share
in the management OF public as persons whose pro-
LESSONS were at variance with the public
but that hsre the rights and duties Of the state ere bcn
'hs therefore, tho expulsion Of the Jesuits
prayed for by the petitioners would be act of op-
preio and contrary to the principles Of universal toll.
GRAFTON which the state ought to proclaim and main
tain. The recommendations oil ths committee were n
dopted.
The King Of France has granted pension Of 20 900
franc. to the widow OF Mar'hsl Nsy
Paris letter, dated Oct 9Th, received at Havre, has
the following: -"Fears prevail tho subjsct OF the
ministers There are peopl- who toll you that II they
are not condemned to death bloody revelation Is to be-
dreaded"
In the departments great esgerness i. manifested "a
sign petitions in favour Of prevent tho for
nation OF popular societies. At Biyonne, At Amsus
erous signatures Ii 10 ssd that many Of the members
Of these societies have become convinced Of the harm
ca'oned to commerce by their tjudicou, d,cu..ions.
ENGLAND [" T. =. Post.
Sir Robert Peel had zen invited 10 stand cand;d,,.
,or the eIsei'n at Liverpool az successor to Mr. Hue
kifson and had declined. Mr. Grant had also he in
vi'ed to offer himself, but had dsclinsd Mr. w Ewart
had offered himself az candidate, and as lar as he had
carried The canvass il was said he had been very suc-
Mr.. Dominion.
The following appears in the Court Journal: We do
not vouch Tor its AUTH nciiy The Duke of
on 10 strongly opposed TO inervs non in the .6,irs
OF the Netherlands which might compromi,e our own
tranquility the F,snch Governusnt having declared
'hroush Prince Ts.yrsnd that IL the Psussaps should
oce.Py the Belgian fortrese. the French nsrioo onld
IN a" Prooabiiy, compel their Ministers to naareh an
Amy 20 ,"e Eon'ers The probability is that Great
Britain vii lot interfere directly in this quarrel but we
cided.
ALGIERs.
The Semaphore of Marseilles contains the fo,ovtn1
intelligence from Algers:"General ClauseI l. putting
every thing upon an exce-n, ooting He ha, revived
the courage OF the army. All ihs designations sent i'm
were accepted immediate The B.Jou;n. ,od m.
Moors are not treated with sufficient severity Tho
Boy OF Constantine, who was marching upon us with
troops having returned towards Constantine lound lie
throne occupied by another. After bloody battle the
usurper was killed. the Bey resumed his throne re-
n0uneed ' further attempt sgns and sent his sub
TRIPOLI
The Chamber OF Commerce az Msrsei,le. h.. ,,h
shed The following extract OF letter from the Minister
Tor Foreign hHars, dated Sept 20:-"The Pseb. ~
iriPoii, without any compulsive means on our part
signed on the llth uit. treaty, hy which, expre,,lv
disavowng the caiumniss Of which the French Co,sn,
had been the ject he engaged to write letter NJ
apology TO the King relative 70 the eirc,m.,,n.s.
which led TO the departure Of hat agent, and IN n.v
sOOOOOfr as reimburse Of the lust claims ~ III
French on The Regency OF TriooIi. The Paeba bv
other articles oil the treaty. formally renounces for him
sell and his successors the right Of fitting on, pryateers
against Christian Powers, which, when al war will,
the Regency, are likewise TO abstain from xerc;.;,,
this right against the trading vessels of TripoIi He
aboIishes In his States the slavery of Christians the
tribute paid by European Governments and the mono
poly oil trade lie engages 10 give 10 foreign vessels,
driven on the Irpoitan shore, the necessary aid To
pay the value OF the effects which may be piundere5
and pay fine for murders committed on the he
longing to such vessels. The Boy Of Tunis by treaty.
signed August g. has contracted similar eDgaeements,
IMPORTANT FROM COLOMBIA.
The Nsw-York Commercial Advertiser of SATURDAY.,
furnishes the following abstract of important intei
gence received ON Colombia, by the Journal OF Com.
meTce. '-
by the way Of Jamaica and Havana papers f,or,
cr,hageDa 10 Sept, b, and from Bogoa to Aug 2sb
6as oeen received IN this city; and by the way OF Hall.
lax the Jamaica Coursnt Of the 20 h s,p,e,nbsr ba.
been received in Bosen. The latter pspsr eont.ins
the io'lowinEg items OF intelligence
The following Is translation Of Proclamation issr.
ed by The Ltbsrsfor, on the IS b nit
Proclamation Of Bofirdr 10 his Counfy,1<,
The public cas- mies which have reduced Colo,..
bia TO state OF anarchy force n ouit m. ,.,.. -