Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-11
From Me .Ne,e York .american Of Oct ,

packet, brings us Lonon papers OF the ult furnish
ing Paris dates of the 30th August The chef item
OF intelligence is that of popular insurrecton at
BRUSSELS IN the Course of which, by The fotbcarance
OF the troops. Little blood shed, but winch result
ted IN taking the command OF the city entirely of
me hands OF the Kings troops, and officers and pa-
eng II under the control and protection of nation
al or civic guard. Som" excuses werc committed
agains: the houses and property of three or four OBJ
ncXious individuals bu 1t manifest that the glorious
example of the Partisan population had most salu
tary influence in restraining that Of Brussels from the
excuses which have too often heretofore character
ized popular tumtts The Brussels nsutection
seems more like the breaking out Of long smothercd
IRE, than the ebulltion of people rising at once
against specific acts ofoppresson; and there less
ofcoDcert. regularity or purpose the proceedings
of tho people The state of feeling, however, evin-
ced by this occurrence, looked upon as serious
enough to induce the King and his Council, then at
the Hague. to determine immediately converting
the States General and where that may lead those
whe recall the yet recent past, will feel that is
difficult even tn conjecture Meanwhile, If Dutch
troops be marched against the Bplgans we hazard
IN predicting that Flanders and Holland will cease,
from that moment 10 constitute one kingdom. We
SOC, We confess, in the condition of things in the
Netherlands the germ of much future difficulty, and
perhaps OF general continental war.
iN FRANCE the march of tn" government appears
firm, resolutc and tranquil. The special envoy of
Louis Philip had been cuurtcously received by the
King f England, and the assurance that the new
eide, of things in France was, or would be formally
acknowledged BY England, said to have been
received IN IarS. CIshnlr PeTrier hh wing resigned
his station as President Of the Chamber OF Deputies
~. LJCte almost unanimously elected his size
ccssor a committee of the Chamber was prcpar.
ing articles of impeachment against the cx-mms,ers
four uf whom, Mcssrs d., Polignrc Peyronnet
Ch1nietrU-e, and Guernon de RdnriHe, were conf
ned in The Castle at Nincenucs, where the committee
had been to examine hem There an ordinance
of the King recalling all Frenchmcn banShed under
the law of January. 1916, and restoring them To their
rank pensions, The last ofth Condos, the old Duke
Of Bourbon aged seventy five years persisted bv his
own hands; he found hanging from he cornice of
his bed. The total disappearance Of the old ETH
0uctte from IN" Court is ronrly illustrated by the
fact, that, instead of formal order for a Court
mourning. for so near relative, it was simply
announced by paragraph III the .Nnniteur, that the
King will 20 n'o mourning for three weeks. on &c
count OF the death of his uncle."-Thc disturbances
among the unemployed workmen in Paris had almost
cntrey ceased
II SPAIN, no actual disorder had occurred thouub
armed bands had here and there shown themselves
shouting for the COnstitu ion. A new light seems
10 have broken n upnn Ferdinand for the Madrid
G-ze;'c republlshes from the PARE papers the his
tory ofthe revolution; and order is even said to
leave free the unrestricted admission into Spain of
both Frcnch and English journals
From hUsrRIA AND PRUssIA, we find nothing dc
ciSve. Rumors prevailed OF great nneasinrss in liza
ly; and in Nap es according 20 report from Lru
same, of2ih .lsguat, 'thp whole ROYAL family had
been arrested and he Swiss guards massacred"
II ENGLAND. the S.utncnt in SAVIOR of the new
order Of things - France seemed universal: though
it is pretended BY some that the Duke of Welnp.
tDn opposed 10 the immediate recognition of King
Louis Puh0. but ovrrruad by the decided wish
of King William, and the unhesitatInr opinion of
Sir L. Peel Parliament was to meet for the dos.
patch OF business on the 10th of October. The
Morning Chronicle of LIST ult. says, "the most omn-
defeat which the Bake of Wellington has vet
experienced is IN the return of Mr. Charles Grant
for the county Of Inverness" in opposition 10 the
ministerial candidate, Mr.. M Lcnd.
For commercial news refer to The accounts
Under the appropriate head
TIE RESURRECTION AT BRUSSELS
The Belginns, If all casses, and in ali PROVINCES
nave been for length of time dissatisfied The De-
pp'ies. and the journals have adveEted To Il. Much
displeasuTe YVES produced in the city on the 2ith.
by publication in the government gazette of an
article which spoke the greatest intoSlcation and
rejoicing plunged into" by the people, account
OF their eXraordlua ry happiness under their GOOD
government. On that evening, immense crowd
having assembled a. the theatre, part of it
took possession Of the square Of the Mint. At the
conclusion of the play, numerous groups formed
themselves. and proceeded towards The Office of lie
National" Rue Doss Loups. In a moment
Che windows were smashed, and 1t attempted
To burst open the door. voice exclaimed, .lct
70 TO Libry!" At these words the crowd retraced
its steep= went to the residence Libry Bagnano
TO the POlymathc Library, Rue de la NadeaiLe
near the great coach Office. Tn. multitude increas-
ed every moment. The windows broken the
doors burst I'M all the furniture was dcmolish.
ed the papers and books torn, and thrown out
OF the window Ill tatters. BY fortunate accident,
LIbry B gnano, the principal editor OF the National
was 1o' found at home, by which his life saved.
H. aiterWa ds paid a stable keeper 600 francs TO
take him Antwerp. II was 10 O'Clock at n,rht.
The broad street Of la Nadelaine was fill ed. The
ponce wisely absancd from interfering as It's int er-
ference would have proved pernicious. They were
tod that hey would be let alone Ifthey did not in
tcrierc
Towards midnight the crowd dispersed One
group went to the Place Royal, preceded by a ha0
composed Of the curtains of Libry Bagnano The
officer of that post came out and asked what they
wanted. The commander Of the town came forward
likewise. Nothing bnt confused cries were heard
Of" liberty justice :" soldier s;cppe out of he
ranks, nnd with tears in his eyes, suppicacd those
present to Withdraw, saying, For Gods sake disper-
Sc, and spare Us the disgrace Of being obliged to
shed any Belgian blood These simple words pro.
duced more effect than the stoutest resistance would
have done.
Another group went by the Rue dc EMPEROR TO
the street Ruysbreek, stopped before the Palace Of
Justice, and m moment broke all the windows of
the Hall Of the Cont Of Asszc with cries Of. Dawn