Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-02
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BRUSSELS, Sept 3.-Consderab e alarm excited
in this city this morning from the continued and al
together pacific discussions between the Prince OF
Orange and the Council elected arrange the difficult
ties between the present Government and the citizens
and ii was considered by improbable that a
trial OF strength might take place between the military
and Garde Bourgeoise. About . O'clock however an
agreement entered into that the Prince OF Orange
should proceed forthwith the Hague Law the de-
mans OF the citizens before his father and is report
ed that these demands are OF great importance, and
made in very peremptory style The Prince Accord
ingy left Brussels about clock and an hour after
wards the whole OF the military, horse and foot also
marched out, leaving us without "A single soldier. The
commanders OF the Garde Bourgeose and many of the
first rank Of inhabitants have signed a document con-
jointly with the Prince Of Orange, assuring the safety
OF the town, that here shall be change If dndst
during the absence Of the Prince, and calling the
inhabitants to calm their fears and wait with confidence
the of the King the demands his subjects
This Is the condition in at this moment but from
the state Of tho surrounding country and eighborinc
towns, all in open rebellion and looking to Brussels
me grand pilot TO guide them through the shoals and
qilcksands OF revolution and large army nearly al the
walls, is impossible to foetell the of the ne
twenty -four hours. The report OF the deputaon was
as antcipated--no way satisfactory The peopIe arr,
determined not TO wait till the 18th of September when
the King proposed to summon the Staos General and
insist on an immediate dns,or by the Prince Orange
TO ,ctom they haze g zen three days.
LONDON, Sept. s.-We received this morning. the
Hague Extraordinary Gazette, of the 18th September
and the Amsterdam papers of the date They an
nounce the arrival OF the Prince of Orange the Hague
ana uWeH on MS favourable reception Nothing is
said as to the acceptance of the conditions OF which the
Prince OF Orange bearer; but fact stated NAV
be taken an earnest of wha is about to take place.
NJ Won Maanen who stated TO have served his country
faithfully for 35 years, has solicited his discharge and
his Majesty gave him his discharge expressing his graz
titude pr his long and faithful services We NAV infer
much from This. The King would not have sacrificed
ms Minister II he had been determined to hold out.
From tho Messenger dos Chambres.
PARIS, September Determination If Printers.-
Things are at present in this state Yesterday, the Prn.
terS who met at the Barrier du Maine I'M a moi
ton for the suppression of mechanical presses This
day the greater part OF them have gone back 10 the
lsbOurs.
The Journal des Debats which did not appear yes
terday, published to-day All its compoors left il
except two: il collected others, who set IN tho paner
during the night The paper printed usual, by
an engine press strong detachment Of the National
Cuard is posted the spot where the printing office of
this Journal is situated.
The Temps. which is also worked by an engine press
In the same spot where is published, also orsaken
by all its competitors. That Journal appeared to-day
blank, except few lines.
The Constitutional has not vet been siopped and il
printed by its engine press but informed that
composors have left il TO day and that il will not ap-
pear tomorrow. AT the same time have not, at the
moment that going to press, received any GER
tain information on this point
All the other Journals which have not engine
belonging to them and which worked off at their
respective printers have been printed by hand presses
The terror OF the competitors and master printers
great in consequence of the threats used towards
that the periodical press is in the affecting state
suffering.
That relief should be given to tho pressmen who arc
without work Is what required yesterday; that sub
scrptons should be opened for them we rscomme nd:
we will be among the foremost TO contribute and all the
Journals will emuously concur but at tho same time
let those be arrested examined and tried n they have
done wrong, who are malicious. who disturb the public
peace, and who involving the business Of printing
and bOokselling in complete ruin, we'll as all the
workmen who live by this extensive branch Of Partisan
industry.
The master printers may agree amongst themselves,
out OF phiaarophy, not 10 employ engine presses for
two or three months, except for the daily papers Of
large size. The hand presses may be employed exclu.
sivsly for all other work.
French Chamber Of Deputies, Sept. T.
- Cochrsne, the late Governor Of the English
island OF Dominique claimed payment Of debt result
ing from advances made by him 10 the French authori-
ties Of Guadalupe in 1901.
The Committee propossd IN sending this TO The Milo.
is'er Of Marine and the Colonies.
General Lafayette snppor' the proposal m sde 10
you by The Committee. shall profit by this occasion
make some b'ef observations on an important sub.
iectr a'ing 10 French comm'rcs fma'k d attention
The recognition Of The Republics OF South America has
been made by the United States Epglsnd, after seine
htsia'ion, decided on recognising them. Up TO N
resent time this recognition bs' been delayed in
France by certain proceedings. know that the pre-
g. nj Government l. occupied concerning this recogn
lion shall profit by the presence Of the Minide,
Tor Foreign Aiai = 10 request him to inform The Cbsm
Der fully a. lie ia able Of what Government
to do.
NJ. Mole Minister for Foreign Affairs ths X the
Hot ious General for giving this opportunity Of ~
planning myselt the point in the presence Of fhs
Chsmbsr.-Government has decided this question
which, must saw, bad heretofore been deferred toe
loDy. Tbs King has ordered write our age MI