Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-08

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They bring no reactions no v.ugsancs
hut order aud repose gepsfeus ebliyioe
will cover the faults and ifreeulsr proceedings
which circumstances have prt duced.
The principal asIhois Of acts too criminal to
hope for escape from the severity of the laws
foreigners, who abusing hospitality, have organ
lied DISORDER among you, will be alone, and
Justly punished. Their cause ba. aothing IN
common with yours.
We have, in consequence. ordained, and or
dain as follows, in virtue OF The powers confded
to us
Article | The National troops will re.enler
BRUSSELS.
2. Every obstacle to their march il 10 be res
NOV I'd by the municipal authority the city
guard, thu commission ofsateiy, and allihe good
inhabitants.
3. The ports of the city guard shall be given
M 10 the National Troops. We will arrange
subsequently as to the mode Of service Of tho
guard.
!. All armed individuals. strangers to The
city, shall retire without arms 10 their homes.
Every armed body, belonging 10 other com
munes, is Invited 10 retire, and " necessary
will he dispersed by force.
o. The colors adopted by n portion Of the
city guards, as marks OF distinction, are put
down. We reserve 10 ourselves to fl the
rallying sign. which they will be authorized 10
bear.
@. The Municipal Administration. the Com.
mlttee of Safety, aud Council aud Chief of
The City Guard, will see % the execution
of the preceding Articles rs fai as they are
concerned as we'll AZ for the maintainsnce of
order, until the troops shall have effected their
entry
The members Of these bodies are declared
personally responsible for all resistance To the
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men, of the public or municipal money, or arins
aud ammunition.
8. The garrison shall he, with all possible
expedition bnraa.krd I, olenmped 40 ms not 10
he nj the charge OF the inhabitants. aud IT will
observe the siricted discipline. All resistance
shall be rspelcd by force aud the individuals
guilty Of this resistance, who shall be taksn will
he habde1 over to the proper Judge to belp'os
ecnted criminallv.
Ffom our head quarters at Antwerp, Sep,em-
Der q 1873
Frederick, Prince OF The Nrthoilands.
Ihr Prince ST. ont ON thu same day ut II
O'clock, nj the head ol ZOO men. expecting
10 be Ut Brussel, on Wednesday evening The
States General and the King ofthe Netherlands
are resolve not 10 irent wiih armed rebels, but
to snbdur the populace oil Brussels and protect
I've pesceable citizens.
The following is an extract ofa letter from
Antwerp. dated Tuesday -
Mntt OF the troops have marched ou from
this towards Brnssel,, where. do not suppose
the,e will be much officially in entering, as ono
or Two OF the heads oi ths Commission there
came here last nisht aud requested Prince
Frederick 10 send them. The lower class
was getting the upper hand, AID qunrrelling
with the Commission and the Gard Boureei
Disc. A, Mons the military aud the people
sided with the former, aud the people
were dispersed, with four killed and thiuy
wounded. Opinion seems To be taking mos,
coded turn in fay or of the q government, aud
Prince Frederick has issued n Proclamation de-
string the people TO lay duwn their arms aud
granting pardon 10 all sDcb creeping the chief
promoters OF Ievolts and oil who do not lay
down their arms, will bs taken up aud handed
over 10 The law. Things seem now 10 be drawn
10 n close. and sincerely hope the chief insti-
gators will be laid hold Off
by letters from the Hague on Saturday, IL
appears that the Second Chamber oil the States
General assembled on Monday, in a General
Committee, 20 deliberate on the Address, in al,
swer TO he Royal Spsecb.
The dobate was eotinued to next day with
closed doors, and. after a most important dis.
cussion II VAS adopted by a great majority. II
!, elil med that this MEASURE comedies with
the expectations of the Netneranders.
An lnsurrec ion broke ont nj Mons on Sunday
evening, which was qurled after II had lasted
three hours The artillery fired grape shot upon
the people.
Brussels, Sept lS.-Ths city is again plum
Rci IN slafin by the sudden return of the De-
piIes from The Assembly of The States General
ut Tie Hague The gratea confusion prevails.
II "a expected that the Kings troops will occu-
nv Brussels either this evening or Tomorrow
morning Their presence Is heartily desued.--
Agitation IS nj lsheigh,, and tue Belgian par-
~ are sad to wish now n return TO order. We
dread "A starving aud infuriaie mob.
[Courier.
Brussels, Sept 2l.-For the last hour tho
drums nave been beating 10 arms, and the toe
sin sounding. The advanced posts of the Roy
al troops are al our gates, and a mart fire of
mnsheiry has commeneed.--1he order is fright
inl The peoples minds are exasperal.d Six
hundred oi the Butgher Guard have been dis
armed by the populace. Part ofthese guards
have Joined the people. Every body is aiding
his salnables. The women and children are
leaving The city, which is unpaved and barrcad-
ed. How will all this ead'
Litge, September ls-The greatest tran
guilty has prevailed here durln, the night. Tie
Cny Guard continue TO 20 duty with undated
Zeal.
General Van Geen has issued proclamation
TO the inhabitants OF this city, IN which be IN
iofms them that he hoped 10 spare the peacea-
BILE citizens the Inconveniences Of the measure
which he had long been authorized to take,
hut had deayed-vIz: declaring the place
in a state of siege, bat that he had just receiv-
ed orders fon the War Office 10 delay il no
longer
CnsSct-fhe following is an extract OF let
ter from Cassel, dated the 18TH INST. and de-
serves attention
We are here in very turbulent state. Ev-
cry where revolutions and disturbances ara
breaking out, few DAYS since cur Prince
with his son, returned from Carlsbad. HIS re-
cep'ion was unfavorable. A body OF our ci-
neus are gone TO his residence at Wlhomshohe