Litchfield enquirer., 1830-11-25

cl..EUe O cIosed; and sO great was the crowd. the shops were shut up. The Guard eonductsd with equal prudence and frmness.
 SRAIx.--Ordus, Oct. 1S.-The 18th, ." the evening, the Spanish refugees crossed the front;ers. Ceneral Vnldcz first entered upon Spanish ground with column of 800 men. An invasion is to be made simultaneously, tt ] is thought, from other quarters. Gen. Val- l dez addressed a proclamation to the Spanish army. a
 PRrssvA.-BeEiin, Oct. 8s-The failure of the Dutch expedition against Brussels excited much sensation here. The Court al the Hague has demanded from this government, as from that of England, an armed interven- ton; but neither the one nor the other are disposed to make sO serious movement with out previously consulting the other Powers. It would bC easy enough for our army to sub due the Beigians, who do not appear united but such an enterprise might bring about a general war, which, though desired by our young officers, and even by some of our prin- ces, the King Is anxious at all events tO avoid. A mission of Gen. Mailing to Paris and Lon don is talked of.
 BRussELs, Oct. 17.-The Prince of Or ange keeps up at Antwerp his little govern ment, which is without authority, and signs the act proposed by Messrs. Ursel, LacOste, &c. -s ay- ..fF s GU ys s,ara
 The Central Committee of Belgium, con- posed of De Potter, 0endebien. Sylvain Van de Weyer, and Oh. Roger; on the 18th of October, issued decree for regulating the election of deputies, and for determining the number to be sent from each district. By this decree the elections are to begin throughout Belgium on the 27th of October. South Brabantis entitled to 22 deputies Lembourg tO l7; East Flanders to S5 West Flanders to 2s; Mons to 80; Namur to 10; Antwerp, to l8; Luxemburg to 16 ;-in an 0ne-hund- red and eighty-One. The National Congress is to assemble on the third of November The Congress is to be installed under the Presidency of the oldest member, the four youngest serving as secretaries. After the members shall have produced their creden- tials, the Congress is then to be de6nAiveiy organized.
 From the Courier des Pays BasT
 The Antwerp journal of this morning con- tains report in favor of juries, signed by the Prince of Orange. We cannot too often re- peat, this parody of government is shock ingly maladroit. The Belgians recognize no authority hut that of the provisional govern ment and the Prince of Orange ought to feel how much his attempts to reign at Ant werp injure him. Let him dissolve his pre- tended government--his pretended ministry {; hoist our colors. purge Antwerp and Macs tricht of the presence of the Dutch, return himself for time into the ranks ol private citizens, and permit the provinces of Linn bourg and Antwerp to proceed freely to the choice of deputies tn the National Congress. We can assure him. these measures would be more advantageous to him than his govern ment in partibMs-his orders which are not exeeuted-and his good intentions, which false measures comproWit. It seems to us that ship-wrecked man, to whom plank of safe ty IS offered, ought to consider we'll before re- jecting it. .n...
 CoNsrANruNoPLE, Aug. 1s.-A Russian vessel from the Black Sea arrived last week. having on board seventy beautiful Circasslan slaves, who were bought immediately by the Turkish Lords at the rate of seven thousand piasters each. The Turks were agreeably surprizcd, because they had feared that after the loss of Anapa it would no longer he pos sible for them to fill their harems with Circas. sian slaves.
 From Galignani's Messenger ot Oct. I'll
 At II o'clock OD Saturday night very con- siderable body of workmen of different trades passed through the place du Palais Royal, shouting Justice Justice! Viue Le Roi! Mort e Poiignac! They marched regularly about 10 or l2 abreast, preceded by a tri-colorcd flag. They excited some stir in the National Guards on duty ut the Palace, and great number of persons led by curiosity tO the railings. It was reported in the crowd that they came from the Fauhourg Saint Martin, and had taken their flag from the Passage du Grand Cerf. singing the Marsellose all the way through the streets. We also heard that the people in other quarters of the capital had been openly called upon to assemble and demand the punishment of the Ex- Min isters.
 On Friday. the Pope's Nuncio and the Minister of Wirtrmberg, had the honor to dine with the King. the Queen and Royal Family. The President and Secretaries of the Chamber of Peers were admitted to pre- sent the Law Project for securing the recov- rry of the taxes in arrear. On Saturday the King presided at a Council of Ministers Gen. Lafayette waited on his Majesty to re. ceive his orders for his reviews of the Nation. al Guards at Versailles. s"
 Algiers.-The following is an extract of private letter from Algiers, dated the 22d nlt. :-
 Tomorrow the first of the regiments un- der orders tO return will embark for Toulon on board five vessels of the squadron, and as soon as means of transport shall arrive. the second regiment will take its departure. The sick in the military hospitals amount to 14OO 1 men, and those in the regimental hospitals to l about 300. We have -four in store for two months, and large supply of brandv: we |