Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-09

be sent against Brussels tho active preparations
continued to b. made by the inhabitants for defence.
II we 10 credit the accounts from Antwerp, the
King who bad been much ndispossd had refused three
times TO sign the o'd-r for the wkS!. 81 the ar
.!sry - 90 directed against Brussels. by which 80
many lv.s would be lest and much property de-
s,roysd; .eeiog, ho.-ver that sueb measure was in
1-----A.s iii. said ne ID overcome /. scrup!ss, and
that before the advices left Antwerp the arlery with
large tody OF troops, were lesviog the place their
way 10 Brussels, TO commence the attack. Ano'hsr
account from Antwerp, written in great hae, az the
mail about to he sent oH says, that tho military
there had fused to act anst the B,uxellois Ac-
eordinx TO Proclamation, Issued by erier Of Prince
Frederick, after the re'roat and dated from Head quar-.
ters the troops under hs commsni might hsv- retain
ed posse scion cf Brussel. from the mo-nt hey enter
ed, IL he had brought the whole rover OF the artillery
OF aims, it,"
killed and wounded in tho tunuh ut Bru,ses, at up
wards OF 1000. They concur In representing the
Du,eh troops as guilty Of the greatest excuses.
AZ Liege. the populArc are complete masters. Tbs
Governor, MIR. Ssndberg, had fed, and provi'ioDal
commission iai been appointed Tor the maintenance Of
order.
AT NJ sincs, a,tem pts had been made to exeite the
people 10 r-vol, and to dsm the troops, who kept
der day aud night. Great riots had taken place al
Tiremart, and the Burgoma'ter, was reported, had
been mu, dered.
In Brussels even women and children assisted the
people, the former by throwing stones the latter by cut
ting the girths Of the cavalry.
GERMANY.-Synnp' oms OF agitaiions have begun TO
msuifest themselves in Hanover.
Al Brunswick, 81 sgi.ators had been arrested. and
tranquility was restored.
Much . Excite inent YVES ocea oued amo, the Pari,-
ans by tbs events in Brussels, and strong feeling in
favor # tho Bslgians was manifested. lie Globe Of
the 20 S-p,. a,ludrg 10 n,iu,a,ions that Prus.i,
would interfere in behalf Of tn. Netherlands. ray,
"wbsn this shall taks place. tho honor aud safety Of
France will not allow her TO he unroncerned spec
taor." Whatever position the Government may take,
the people at oil events not likely to bs
ed lookers-on Tho paper trarn which ws have lust
quote says, "the youths Of Paris daily euroling
the and off for Belgium without aoy cerc.
M Xest tha SAINT \ If
young arrived here fom us.s,. Tor the purpose
OF purchasing arms and ammunition Quantii,s o tcse
wsrke stores have already been off, ard others
preparation l.. Temps has not hssiiated TO lead tbs
way in OPP nrx sub'crp ion In behalf Of the patriots
engaged 10 the contest with the Dutch. The grea
question TO- "wha course will the government take
The London Morning Chronicl.,--in aliudinr 4, III.
statement that oip' note had been tho French
government by he Courts Of Vienna London and Bsr-
garrison' in the frontier towns OF the N-iherland-
says:' II cannot he that the Great Powers will he so
foolish. II ,hsy far forg themselves Ia become
guilty Of wantop attack the people Of Belgium
th.y will lament their crime in ssekec,h asd aches
The na'ions impatient at being sacrificed to the capr-e
al Rulers may forget to ulae the French in their
magnanmi'y. erst King " no draws the sword in
war Of aggression should he hurled from his thron.
The nations have no interest in warning each
other and with respec, 10 particular nation let sub.
facts and Rulers settle differences they host can
There must he solemn esgues and among
Kings 20 assist each other"
A paragraph under date Of Pari.. September IS
state, to be thu intention Of the Chamber to adjoura
immediately, to afford members opportunity to prepare
for re- election.
LONDON, oet Ion wednosday the Duke of
Wellington gsvs grand dinner 10 Prince Talleyr
We are enabled 10 confirm the account OF the deec-
ton ct the troops at Otend. On Tuesday night there
rising OF the popul ,c- when all The troops in The
garrison, amounting q ON 500 TO 900 irsn, ched
out OF th'ir qparters assembled In the Grand Place
and 10 a man laid down their arms.
In England no event Of interest had occurred. The
following extract o a letter from gentleman in Lon
don dated Spt sob, gives briei and probably
rect view of thu state of feeling that tropols with
respect TO the events now acting anticipated tho
continent OF Europe.
There is end TO the union between Holland and
Belgium. We are now To see what step Prussia will
take if she iDtsr.res 20 support tho KIM, the French
however 10th the government may be, will most
rdy take part with the Bslsans. Public opinion 10
this country as you are aware, decidedly in
OF the change OF government in France: hut il s tqra
w certain that il IL much opposed the late events
at Prussels. few days will decide whether are
to have war la Europe this year that shall
have before The next is passed, think pretty clear
This opinion IL, in some measure, borne ont by the
tone If the London Courier Of the ltest date. That
'emoffeiai j,unal already begins 10 calculate ,h~
probability of the connge which will Justify nd
call for foreign Intervention in The afr. rs OF the Ne
Il erisds. The article Of the Courisr il cautiously
orIed hot il may be taken to signify present incI
naon OF the British hinistfy 10 sustain the qua .. o.
the King OF the eheeiands OF the feelings Of France
on this subj ct evidences are given among xttacs
and decision the part OF other powers to take part
in the troubles in the Netherlands would be naus.
picous tor that conniry-and indeed 'or The whole
of Europe. The split of liberty and OF evolution is
efectnaIly aroused, and will not easily be put down.
Opposition would but animate and combine the Efforts
The IibeTalsts of all countries and however the sug
gle might tern ina,e the conflict would necessarily be
long, general and bloody. The following extract from
the article allude TO may be considered echo
VI the sentiments If the ministry first learning the
r'pulse OF the royal forces at Brussels:
"The people Of his country rely, that al bougb
the Governm. mt may not feel itself justified in remain
ing altogether inactive, and suffering state of anarchy
and pilisge TO continue there will never be any inter
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fairs. uncaled for by the Interests OF this country or by
which the just rigbs Of people might be curtaed or
the hands Of despotc monarchy strengthened. The
principle OF non-intervention, as incple will and
must he maintained If exception to IN It principle
should arise il will he founded upon such
OF good faith, honor, and integrity, will satisfy
reasonable man Of the correcness and patriotism hieh
what may by possibility arise, but wish II be clear
y understood. that mp 10 the present moment, are
neither authorized by iacts disposed by opinion
say that amicsbe termination OF the difference be
tween the King OF the Meth erlands and his Belgian
subjects 10 impossible That must firs be tred-'red
by every fair and proper means, and with due alo-
ance 10 the exgency ~ the occasion. IT. after bavns
OF er and very different may be considered ne
eessary.
London Corn Exchange, Sept. 27.--In the course OF
the preceding week there moi such good supplies
81 Grain, in general fer seversl weeks previous
T hi. morning the fresh arrivals az ain limited and
nost oi tho ssmpIes OF new wheat in tsndsr on
ditisD. The sale OF Wheat, Of dry quality last wsek
was cons israsls. at an advance both old and ne
parcels Of Is Psr qusrsr, and to-day this advance
b. msinsiDed, but the trade has come rather slack
and tender parcels Of what are almost un.aleable on
any terms.