Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-05

ter is not Of opinion because there has been revol
on that this revolution has reduced every thing ash
es, things and men, laws and Legislators, and made
Francs merely heap of ruins. Far from thinking,
the revolution in its object, in its spirit is the
eyes oil TINS party regarded far conservative than
destructive IL ovcrhrows a dynasty, but only to pre-
serve The aw.. 1t expelled men oniy 10 save things
IL has done what the restoration ,houid have done by
| ss'aoiIhing mcn'rchy truly constitutional. What
wanted then, not TO recrea,e socety, in 1889 but
to prose cute theneeforh in security the dsvelcpsmen,
oil ocr Institutions Above all IL il sry To
.Si-h and consolidate order. The other party, nisun.
derstaning the origin aud the character of the
ton Of 1880, makes il an nsusrec ion not partial hu.
general, not tor the laws, but ainst the law, TIN.
men 81 us party want complete suhver.ien an lie al
Regeneration The Charter OF 1880 is in their eyes
only 'ransitory law. Nothing that has bSeu osgh,
20. NO more conditions Of e'igb li,y, no more
mTy feers; democracy every where, anoninai Roy.
ANY, sovereignty disse minated 10 the last extreme
leaving to France 10 sxtrc,te berssif az she nav
rom NE ehsos do NIT say that all who compose this
pary wien or All 'hcSe things; but affirm hat there
are among 'hem some Who wish Tor more. Ths party
row calls for the dissolution of the Chamber That j.
"ecee'afy % and that point ob,sin-d /, will divide
a"u netwern o'hsr men contest which will terminate
IN anarchy. When law, made and ut mad. with
ou end, there no longer are laws The law of to-day
VIII rot he held sacred than that of to-motro >
iho'e who dismiss one Chamber will be ready e.
ncush to dismiss snothsr. Some intisusr. SID some
desperate will seizs for their own benefit tha sove
- From the Messenger de, Chambrc. Sep, IL.
PARIS, Sept. IO-we hear mere Than ev,r Of the
Ie'ouhon 10 prCrogue The Chambers for n in
uer 10 give the Deputies an oYpcr,u 10 make them
selves acqusnied by personal observations with the
stale and the actual wihcs al the deparmsut. TO COM
Pete the repres alton by ths elections rendered
necessary by ressnaous ard The accepation Of ccos
AMI 10 give tho minister time prepare with all due lie
liberation the organic laws of which France stands In
need
We cannot hat approve thi. n.a,urc Rv ,r,,sl
observations OF he state of the departments. which f.
becoming more and more calm. tho Deputies Will learn
to trust in the country. LONGER to fear the er,syera
a las M hall pulli nipio,
an ,"sir prudence, in concert with their p. t. o,ism
WIZ uono's' Led them TO d, every thing that re-
qir'd by tho well uud- r-tood interests Of people who
ian NJ longer ind repose s,oep, in true liberty Ifthe
nisty PROFIT, az IL Intends by ts opation TO pre-
III , u'el., p'an' TIE re op.nng OF the Chambers will
the Ministry and the Chan.er in liberal View and -,
cure to both the cor Fl ieuoe love of the country
PARIS Sep. 9-Yes'erdav al o'clock, she Kiag
gave privs'e au''ience 20 Gen. Ba-cn FACET, Envoy
extraordinary, Mini ter PlenipoteLsry Of tbs King Of
e Ne,her'ands who pres hted his new credentials to
We believe we may anaounce the news Of III. rc
coEniIon OF our Gov:rnu-nt by Austria and Inv prus
sia. We must also have cou,aunca lions on ibis cub.
iect from Russia
Paris, SEPT 9.--The Count d. Muirier, Plsnipo.
teniary rom the King Of wuriemb.rg ha. recrv HE
OF the French. Nv s
The Governor has received Telerraphic despatch
announcing hat courier who Is hearer Of The act G.
recogn ion OF Louis Philip by the Court of Au,r
passed through Strasburg yesterday.
sitting nt tbe Chamber of Deputies ia anne uncod for
,ouSy ana u was even expected that there would be
an nm'oriant communication TO- the Government.
ne ohafnper mas not met / wall not till Sa-
,nrd'v and then only 10 hear report upon petitions;
Gus me onict OF tas communicated announced by the
'oVeh insnt VIII mo- be known before Mout,sy.
From the Gazette do France, dated Saturday.
rARis, sept y. The Gov rnmsnt was to make en-
impor'so communica ion TO the Chamber Of Dapu,iss
which. however, dill not meet to-day IL Is afHrmeb
tba the Minister OF TIE Interior is preparing de,,I,d
rrpoIt en- tie situation OF France. to az rr4am-
N thH nrflf 4,
bers - ~ ""
The accounts from Brussels are eIoomy-The dis.
cora BET cen ;he Flemish and Dutch is spreading in
the pmtc paces Frequent rhou,p are heard of "Mort
aux Ho'landAi'!'The chief o: ct of the Flsuih is
to throw OF taxation ard the national debt
LIEaE, Sept 6.-The Municipality has iust sent to
he Ming, by an extraordinary courier, petition ex-
pressing the conviction OF the psiitioners that the Sc
n'ra'n oil the two parts OF the knedom il absolute.
n-ce.'a,y for the advantage Ct both, ard protesting
their attachment to the House OF Nassau
NAMUR, Sept. Our Municipalities have sent AN
s'teSs 10 me king stating dist III, corHagration in
hs southern provinces threatens the country with th
grratss' INTERCHANGEABLE The gene al opinion PRO
claims truth which cannot be denied. The interest.
--'hs ADgnaee-ths characteristic hab;,s-,be r-li-
snn ana me manners OF he inhabitants CT the South
WIZ always be an invnciblN obstacle TO any sincere
and durable union between TIE two great div ions of
tNe hinston, whose peace, prosp, ri;y and common
happiness depend on the dynasty Of his Maiss,v-tba,
u in me threatening circumstances which excite, in 20
high degree, the patriotic enthusiAsm ard national
pride ~ opposite directions in the North and South the
o. n
people may eH'erminae the other, hut will not suhdue
ii-ihe petition concludes by expressing the convic.
ION ths' hi@ Majesty vi accept the oniv MEMS OF
ssvsion me proposal Transmitted him through the
Prince OF Orange which they observe il not meant 10
Affect 10 any manner the dynasty Of the Hou,e of Mas
BRUssELs, THE troops assembled at VII.
vofde, set cut this morning for Antwerp Peoola ASH
wfht VIII become OF The public deb after the sep,raion
OF the two oAtt' 81 he kingdom! We no difficulty
in this respect. We think hat the debt oupLt to b.
home by the North anI South in due proportions and
then the colonies will he in common
Depu'acns from Signes, AIos Gsmapnos and
chartered haze cent to Offer their assistance russel,
we learn mat The Regency, az Pruges Yesterday
resolved unanimously lu'orm his Majesty q at they
knsdjm. T " "
The English families quitting our country in
mass
gentlemen has arrived in town, who ca,os down
he Rhre Sunday last; he reports that a, Cologns
Cobleniz and Bonnr, they were in state Of evolution
and al EbereIt they breaking all the frames an
mschinery' The Government authorities had impressed
all tho passage vessels the Rhine well as conny
carts and wa gons to CONVEY troops 20 the disaHe
places. rSnn
From the London Times Of Sent, II
PRIVATE CORRESPOND ENCE
BRUssELs, Sept 9.Tho most perfect tranou.Iitv i,
~ external matters prevails is iii, city strange
arriving here would nothing in 10 iodnce him II,
beHeVe That u hnd been the scena Of such ev.nfs
have recently taken place, that il setuaed At thi.
moment ny hfm and almost universal de:ermin'ian 10
eH"ct so important change in i's political ronIon "a
s ioiisted upon With the excerton nj The pl,rss /,
the streets from which the efnrni has been removed
ana me appearance OF men In plain clothes barring
arms Brussels seems at This momen' iug. a. IL would
in the most peaceful tines BnsiAess has undergone $
very serious interruption, tu, there il 70 evdeS, and
palpabe indication Of H.; the shops are Omen az usual
the markets and chu cbes attended in the ordinary NAV
ner, and the streets filed vi,h peopls Net The .yb
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