Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-02

Their, we the orpn'ms of tho nation, came forward,
and, together, we overturned TYRANNY WITHOUT the
press tho nation is nation of slavcs-rChccrinp
| MIR. GuIzot. Minister of the Interior made an cx-
pose of the situation Of France
Its determination is TO continue tho same Grm and
regular system as it is, of the concurrence END
appreciation of the whole counrv--sloud and contin
ued cheers.] Resting it does on it's institutions
France wants the consolidation Of legal order, the
Improvement oil It's legislation, the deveopemrnt of
all ITS faculties, and rhe exercise Of all its rights
The government OF Philip WI provide all these
lcheers rhanks Ia the rrvolttlon Of 'gs the social
condition was regcncratcd the revolution Of $50 has
pointed reforms which it is the intention of the
government introduce 4"
II stated that the Minister of War has chanrod
65 general officers, commanding general divisions
ont of 70. There are 50 Colonies of infantry
and 2G OF caia!ry; 81 new commanders of Important
strong places The SWISS Guard has been disclar
ged aud removed the Gar6e ROYAL dissolved and the
Garde du Corps diSbanded
The effective force of each regiment of tho line is
fixed at 500 men that of cavalry at zoo and The ar
tltery and engineers at 1900. The regiment of Ian
GERS of Orleans is organized. as well as two add
tona regiments OF the line, and buttalions of light
infantry Six battahons of Gcndarmes have been
raised TO MAINTAIN the tranquility Of the Departments
and half The New Municipal Guard of Paris is already
on foot. The Gcncral-in- thief OF the African FIX
petition has been changed; til. national coors were
hailed with enthusiasm by our soldiers on the co,s,
OF Africa, and the rccSmpenses and advancement,
winch they have gained, secured to them on their
return 10 their country.
The Marine did not require such extensive reforms
owing 10 me quick assent of our sailors 10 the
ORDER ot things; but numerous abuses the admins
t'alon have been removed. However. three Rear
/ Admra!S and several Captains of Frioa,es bnve
been changed: and commission appointed 10 decide
on he claims Of officers dismissed by the last govern
ment The illustrous chief of the naval portion OF
the expedition against Agiers I'M Durcrrc7 Inns bccn
raised to the rank of Marshal. and tho navy under his
orders that rendered such services during that var
will be adequately recompensed.
some d's'urbnnces have broken out in certain dis
'rlcts' ana the payment of various duties was
refused The direct tax, however was pnid every
Whcre with the greatest good will The duties on H.
lnldS was SUSPENDED for moment The deficit in
DIS branch Tor the month of August two MI lions
OF francs OFT of Is. The government Is row prc-
caring law tn regulate this dutv which will CON
tam the reduction aud notifications comma ndcd bv
the wants of the people
| frars are entertained concerning the Vaccinations
OF the Clergy, and od!onS ASSOCIATION called the
Congregation. The governments is Watching them
without tearing them Cheers II has the rreo,es
respect for religion and for the liberty of conScl.nce
out II Is ilrmy determined not To suffer any rncroach
Uent or the spiritual the tempnral--TC hpors
Some acts OF INSTRUMENTATION harr been commit Cd
IN anew regiments of cavalry and artillery and in
one, and one only, of Infantry They wer.. however
soon rePreSsei-ihe arrears and paw of the Guard
were most relglousy paid up and provisions for tho
Army OF Africa have been made until the Is, of M
vember "
Tho armng of the National Guards is in rapid pro
SlesS throughout the whole country. Orders ware
gwen to furnish them all the dlsoosabe arms The
vessels + the State sailing IN every direction n
TAXI the glorious iIdings of our revolution 10 orr
sqnadrons and colonies different parts OF In, o,obe
and to Cause our flag to be respected We have es
taolshed flying sQuadrOns in various directions Ono
Is now watching the entrance of the Strait If
Gibraltar, and our squadron in the Mediterranean
VIII sun continue tn CO operate with our artnv on
the African coast and thus the provision Of
our soldiers. New works are now in nronress IN
Dunkrk aud other seaDOTtS.
TIE NETHERLANDS.-A CORRESPONDENT Of
the Times OF Wednerday, who dates his communca
ton at the Hague Sept. u, says. "On Tuesday even
'ng at the Hotel dc Vile, at Brussels. there was
very numerous meeting, OF which these gentlemen
formed part 4 second resolution was Sorn,II,
proposed and adopted by vast majority that Pro-
vlSlonal government should be formed OF which four
or five OF these deputies were elected as members
second resolution was IN like manner carried tbot
the KING should have twenty four hours allowed hin,
to decide whether he would agree or not to 4 soma,
ration OF the BelgIans from Holland and if he eber
answered no, did not answer at ALL BELGIUM ,,,a
at the expiration ofthat PERIOD to be declared ndc
pendent, under the protection Of France On We'd
nesday there was another meeting to confirm tho
resolutions of the preceding when the courags ofII
the deputies but one, the Baron ossart failed them
and they reracted Their assent. They were then re
prolched with their detection and told that tbev h,
better 60 then and Join their northern colcnrrcq ~
the Hague and there they in spite of their doco
ration III IS supposed that change had been one
A'''N NPO" Wy PeIltOn OF Antwerp apatnst q
separation which has been followed by one from
Client. ''O'iA
D!sGnlon and remuneration are now breaking I'D tn.
contederscy OF MOBILES, priests. lawvors and rodi
Gals, at Brussels. The finances of the CITY are e,-
hausted The contributors to the fund for navin,
The burgeIos and the LegOis VIII contrib1,e No moro
fhe Legols have been entreaed to return home and
the first detachment which marched carried oI,av Nil
the linen from the barracks to barter for food The
reInlorcements on their way from the other toyns
having learned that they not likely to get vic
tuas or pay at Brussels, have Tetrograded and il s
expected that in the course ofanOther week egin,,tc
government will be restored. But it will re1l,ire
length oftlme and more wisdom and prudence than
nave yet been manifested to repair the ills which have
been brought upon the country"
.SpAlN'-We have also received the Paris papers
OF Saturday and Sunday. The most strkluI, fea
ture IN them is the frghlln state of alarm in which
The Spanish government IS thrown by the movements
OF the refugees, who, according TO letters from
st. Sebastian, Of the 25th ult. and ID inst have
contriyed to enter Spainin considerable numbers Ia
king the route Of Navarro and Arragon, to pass IN
To Catalonia In the meatime Ferdinand has issued a
decree. me rlicfiuu NIL