Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-09
MOB MI9M
BY LATE .aRRTVaLS.
From tho Courier Of Sept. 10.

des Cianbrs dated yeste rday 70 September ar
histoornlog. They announce the gniion oi Low
lt PbiiP by Austria and Wiremburg, but do not con.
hrm the statement which appears in the Morning P.-
pers, OF the recogni ian by Prussia No doubt how.
ever, was entertained ON the subjeci; aud as Ausris
has reco- 1iZod The system, the French probabl
ieel that Prussia AMI Russia will follow naturally a
joint refusal Of the great Powers would have been un
wise, but the separate reusal OF either would be
thing less that madnc-s. We regret see that the
general complies ioD OF things in France IL not favora
pie but we hope IL may sooo Improve. In private
letter some Miniserial changes talked of; this il
early, but frcm the competition IL the Cabinet was
TO have been expected 1T the moderate party should
succeed, there will be nothing 10 fear either France
or lhe cou"tres The following extracts
IRON the Messenger des Chan,bres
Recognition 6y the European CaJinets.-The in
aividua' who Is The most disposed, when the opporu
ahy arrives, to sustain an affair of honor, does no.,
however, seek Tor due, because true Courage nei
het prevokr nor brssgir The situation oil France
Win respect to other governments is the same. We
had not all failed in the relations Of geoi neiyhsorhood
nor In the amichbo feelings towards other COVE
and we waited calmly aud with confidence for ,eclsra
usn' from tn IN as frank as had been our conduct Oar
expectation has been fulfilled the satisfaction OF
rance and all Europe. England has given an exam
pie Tor which We arc Indebted TO her aud which strikes
hs last blow at those prejudices aud national haeds
which are the remnant If the barb ism o. the middle
age Austria, whom imPrud- mt advice lad led as,rAy
al The time OF ouf hrst revouon, enlightened by thir
W years war, which twice opened her capital to our
victorious arms, IL now, sbove all things, anxious to
peerve what she possesses AMI therefore, no longer
hsstatesto maintain peace with France, by recogniz-
Ing our new Government General Belliard hes been
recsived al Vienna by the Emperor, and courier,
bringing the recognition OF that Cabinet, has arrived
whilst we are writing An that have yet learned
from Berlin IL, that Count Lobau was very iayoraby
received by the King Of Prussis. Two causes have
retarded the transmission OF the act OF recognition =
the family ties which exist between this Prince and
the Emperor Nicholas, and the events ia Belgium The
hing OF PRUSSIA waited oil the hand Tor answer
om his son ia law, and the other, convince him
sell that France would adopt sysiem Of perfect nsu-
traiy with respect to the insutrectou in the Nshsr.
/ a .fnnf III.
son why the dehnitivc recognition of the Cabinet Of
Vienna has arrived be fore that of Berlin, which was
st announced and expected.
Among the secondary Powers, il will be remarked
mat Wirtemburg fastened to express its adh ssisn
without first referring TO Prussia Austria, whic,
proves 10 Us that even the small States are penetrated
with the noble sentiment of their dsniy and rational
Independence. The King of Sardinia will probably
soon begin to feel that palry marks OF hostility, such
"a frcing our vessels to lower the coored dag are
Patodies upon the acts Of 1876 which not
with good sense and with the pc ceful sentiments with
which Europe is now animated We, however, have
no wish TO quarrel with Piedmont than wi h Bel
GUM. The Sandman Government, therefore, will,
like u.s. conne itself within the bounds OF good harmo
ny; and in conclusion, think we NAV predict that
all the Cabinets " u be nanimous in recognising
the King OF the French.
| Of the PrO,ogaiion.-The adournm .ut of the Sit
ting OF the Deputies appointed take place ysterd,y
gave more constency to the reports which have ben
already circulated relative to the prorogation of ihs
Chambers. To day, thsss rumors havs been renewed;
but ION the information have received from WELL
informed Deputies, it would that the proros alton
was not the subsct OF deberston in the late Council
Of Minister'S and that the Sitting postponed be-
cause n conmshicaton irem Government. which was
to have been made, and the Discussion upon which
was prolonged, was not, for that reason, in state OF
| readiness.
1t added that tue IN gu es,iou will
be made Tomorrow or Monday ct the latest, and that
it does not at all relate to lie sisaive PROF IL il
thought to be connec'e ed with some financial mea.
sures, and that its particular object will be to ar
range the Civil LET OF and patriotic system OF
Royalty
As to the proroga len, which appears TO us TO be a
good means OF completing the Chamber and thus TO
place both ii and the Government in favorable point OF
view regards public opinion il il certain that tn
Ministry have not occupied themselves with the ques-
In the Chambey:of Deputies, on the last day Of
which we have accounts, viz the l3h G neral La
narqne made report on the annual vote of the condn
geney OF the army The law requires ;s being annual.
~ determined by 'hs Chambers and Gen. L. made the
following remarks:
",An objection has been raised in the Committee
haiti would be exposing to Europe the amount Of
forces. answer that, in the present state Of inter-
between the DIN rent nations of the world,
il secret OF the Kind possible Besides what have
we TO fsa! Determined as we are not to interfere
with the affairs OF oher nations les. deter
mined no, to suffer others omeddle with ours" Hear
Gen. L. then discussed the former laws erning tn
CONSUMPTION. He called for reduction in the time
which re :ruts under arms, which was lately ex-
tended em six to eight years. The popua ion OF each
district should be the basis OF the equal division of the
conscIipis. difference must bo made between dis
tcis where the population is not dense oihers;
hat the should b. liked from 20 TO 81 YEAR,; III
should be taken to limit the OF exemp.
on, and to increase the difficulties Of procuring sub
stutes, by making the law easy possible for ia
defenders OF he country and placing III harmony with
the national Institutions conquered by the people OF
Fence.
1bs consde alton Of The subject was then ordered TO
etaad fer Wednesday.
NJ. Benz. Constant brought forward his proportion
rela'irg 20 the press
For sixteen years, said he, the press has been the
emily guarantee FrnDce possessed against oppre
When an mperceptibe minority CHER being then OF "
10 Deputie) proclaimed tbs rights Of the nation the
recollection brought nt1 the Chambers able
reinforce On the 9Th OF August, 1929 the or ss
agaia entered the field, AID, in 1890 at the call OF h
pfess, the nation to and al er then, We the
Depu les Of the nation, forward, and together ",
overturned tyranny. Without the press nation il
nation Of slaves, tChe srios ]
"LEIPsIc, SEPT. 5.-You may, pprhsps, have hear,
that the inhabitants, well az the sndents, icl
exas anst Pre- sden ct Police, Won Euie
az well eg inst the psce ss, 10 con'equence Of Al
arbitrary act ofheirs at the RejornationJs (annivs r
saiy oitbe Relormation) the rssuit Of which dis
fufbance, wherein respeetabs nbabtant was kille
by u police. The windows OF the president thc
broken, sBd o! the police roughly banded bu
there 'be matter drspped. On Wednssday last, how
ever the wounds ell torn open aifesh by Ia Heat
( OF boy the son Ct Of the burghors, from blog
by police soldsf aud THURSDAY ght, Withstand
ing. S the enassvots Of The Police, the President
house was entered aud all his furniture destroyed. o
Friday the town pafolled by some cavalry Ton
Grimm, and no further hiei was dooe butbreakini
all the lamp. Ye,terdsy, as early o'clock, nearly
600 persons had assembled tie police, wien The
whole Of that i0fee drawn out, aud nnder a. ~
I al hv n and a detachment of IN