Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-11-25

nff1n. ZINC VI NAtaT ~ y AffttfH Af@Nts'1
ten in several of the Rassiaa provnces-
another. the discovery OF a dark plot for the
oyerfhrow OF aH the German Governments.
Some riotous professions had taken place
In PARIS. but cannot b0 decssed important,
unless they shonld be regarded as symptom
ATTIC. A cry was raised for the execution sI
the impeached ministers; whom, indeed, the
government will find II very difficult TO save.
No further hostnities had been waged IN Bel
GUM. il is very probable that the great
powers have undertaken a mediation. The
account Of the entraDce OF Prussian troops
was premature ii is not TO I've doubted,
however. that all the cabinets were anxious
ly and actively engaged with the Affairs Of
the Netherlands.
aCencernin. Spain. there are hazy reports
as usual. 1t is positively stated that Gener
al Valdez eHterekthat country, with eight
hundred men, adNEissued a proclamation TO
the Spanish army, inviting them to re estab-
iish the Constitution. The New York Daily
Advertiser, of yesterday, says, ON the suthori
ty Of information from sources on which the
editors place the greatest rellance,' that the
Two parties among the Spanish Constitution.
alists, svho were preparing TO enter Spain,
had been reconciled, and would act in con
cert. Their success IN the main enterprise
is another question.
The King of Holland has obtained from
the Bank of Amsterdam q loan Of fifty mil
lions OF lorins.
The precious metals were IN demand, in
England, but gold was not quoted above the
mint price.
According TO the Paris Journals, Belgium
would be declared. a federal Republic.
MIR. Thomas Moore, the poet, is preparing
a biography Of Lord Edward Fitzgerald.
one OF the most celebrated Of the leaders Of
the Irish rebellion Of 1893.
Turkey aad Greecs-By the arrival at Dos
ton Of the brig Caroline Augusta, Giles of The
Courier dc Smyrna 10 Sept. 10th have been
received, containing adyices from Constant
nopls to the 18th. We iearn from The Bos-
ton Daily Advertiser, that ..Mr. Charles
Rhlnd, Plenipotentiary of the United States.
lett ConstantIn1p1e, Sept. 8, for SMYRNA.
where, 1t was said, he was to embark for the
United States. 1t IS stated that ;lie Grand
Seignor, having learned that he was INCUR
ing for horses Of the Arabian breed, ordered
four very beautiful ones to be sent TO him.
Mr.. Rhlnd subsequently, at Smyrna, GOA the
arrival Of the French brig-of-war PaIinurus.
bearing the tri -celored flag, it being The first
vessel whose flag had beaa displayed in Tur-
key waited on the captain. accompanied
by the American residents, to pay bis res
poets, and was received with military honors.'
-Benjanaia Constant. in a pamphlet which
bc published 1914 Oh the Responsibility Of
Ministers, held the following language. sus-
eeptihle of being applied TO the case of Po-
lignac:-
"The death, nay, even the captivity Of a
man has never been necessary 70 the safety
of the people, for the SAFETY Of Ia. psonIe
trnf IN ha in sfaaiE ,a.t,n ..Is.L -
fear the life or the liberty Of a Minister depri.
we'd of his power, tc9uId be Is miserable n~aiiea.;
IL ,cosid resemble those sippes sc4o killed their
s~aasteFs for fer they should come again pitA
tbs ~hip IN 'hsir hands"
Emperor Of R,,ssia-Fhe present Emperor
OF Russia is a man Of great courage. and.
doubtless, greet abilities; he Ia no sldggard,
his days are spent IN attending TO the public
concerns, but not always 10 the public bene.
fit: he is decidedly the first gentleman in his
dominicns, and no man can detract from his
private character. He is a fond, attentive
husband, a kind and most excellent father.
and a sincere and steady friend. His private
character viii bear the closest scrutiny. no,
have 7 heard the breath of scandal ever s,liv
his fair fame. tits needless to mention the
beautiful daughter of the King Of Prussia.
the present Empress; suffice il 10 saw that
che has evidently the good disposition to fol
low the example Of the late Empress Mother:
she as v~irtuous, kind, and aHahle--a very &;
woman TO shame the Iattcs OF the prdcEgatp
mobility, to correct their loose morals. and t.
smprsre the general state of society. n il
rather to be regretted that they live in such
a state of retirement, for in a country like
Russia, the mobiles require the benefit of rood
examples constantly before their ewes.
- Ne,c. Non. Mag.
.faother Reo0tution.-Under this head the
Montreal Gazette mentions a sort of insnr.
rection among the students Of the College OF
that city. They were dissatisfied with the
excess Of discipline, the retrenchment of then
hours o relaxation, and the remarks of their
French teachers on the ignorance of the Ca
nadlans. They accordingly rose in rebellion,
an close limitation Of the evolution IN Paris:
hosting the t~ri-color. singing a parody on
the Marseilois hymn, and holding out against
the instructors for three days; during which
time the effigy of one ofthe masters was sus-
pended in front of the college, and placards
were posted in every direction, encouraging
the students TO persist, II seems they were
successful in obtaining a new Charter. and
the points they commended for were conced-
ed. A few we're expelled, however
Veg Por6 Commercial.
Mr., F0rsyid AID Mr.. Hut-Both eli these
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