Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-08

whve OF the rurss without exception, bad been expelled
intention oil abandoning Aucs they forests
'os, rema'ned IN the plain { Athens
letter fross Gen Schneider, Commanacr of the French
troops IN the Moea that his troops ankl,
and Joyiuiy the which France Idset
necessary os net sais,y and her liberties
%, From the HrryeCournal Of ID .N0reabsr.
NhIv Ate CossEPoSDrcE THE state Of affairs the Ne
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the except that the ection
saning strength every aud that the
Nassau upon tile Belgian Throne has become hopeless
OF political combinations IA the present conunctuIe.
Already the dipomasts at work find measure
i accommodation Europe om connas aon OF which
nwould be difficult to perceive the issue.
The Telegraph ha, this day the news ina, va.
posted over all Brussels that Jhe HOUSE Ole ORANGE HAD
CHASED TO REIGN II a cummotion conGninc tse
few towns Tho Who'll. country taken part srrug
gle by ITS representatives ChaeTov, Phllpvle, Namr,
Mons A,h, Tournay above all. Iege, many children
IN the ranks Of the Couba,an's Villages Frameris
81 Cmsaip Quievrns Jemapc have joined send 500
To Brussels The of the dsann. of the gasons
nay and Mons premature Tie inhabitants of Arb do
not reader themselves masters Of them until the 27h
eer who left That town that day, aud arrived Paris
witnessed the dsamins of General Howcs vino commands
nj Mons aud Colonel Ath declare the
a state Of siege and take command
On the of this mission officer aud con.
Quoted TO prison The barracks where the soldiers had o,
ed their then opened The Castle alnos,
ately opened its gates After this the
etusion OF blood, the people busted arranging
she means nf transporting aud artillery
se!ese; the nrsi convoy left the evening
The traveller found the TouTnay still occuried
that day by the Dutch but there had been geat
In all the ones strong detachmcn Of inanran,s vt the
Of provisions munitions, aud silver
On the s6th tranquility regned Chaeruv upper town
occupied by about 1000 OF Dutch garrison par, Bel
eians aud Hoanders The inhabitants duty
lower they 25D men, the 2jh - the sue
Brussels On the 2;h dctachPents Brr IN.
extreme frontiers, passed 10 she relief Bssc-hcy
we'd money their In village inhabnan,s
500 francs contributed Vidci,es are posted by the
iants To intercept the passag Of officers carrying
garrison -Fre;h travellers were received with enthusiasm
nAvar. Sept %
Sale, I'll, day $50 bales New odeans Cotton a, e. 100
Na1ac 1ala. a..
Pots $780, IS.
Sept 80 sa bales New Orleans Cotton 81 to 100; SO do
Alabama Sil; l6l do Tennessee 85A To So
Oct Cotton, % bales Alabama, at IL : sous 81 Ten
nessee, ISl IS.
From Tie Baltimore fine, jcan Of Nor 6.
STILL LATER ARRIVALS FROM EUROPE.
The packet ship Eric, Capt. Funck. arrived at
New York or "Wednesday evening, from Hayrc. IN
the remarkably short passage Of tr0caty fJuy da,s--
BY this arrival the Editors of the Cumuicrcal Ad
vetis"r have received flies of Paris papers 10 the
9th of October inclusive
THE Boston papers contain London dates of the
3.h Of October, and Liverpool of the 9ln, brought
10 that port by he ship Perfect, which sailed on the
la,h
The general complexion of affairs in France was
becoming more favorable. The pope had acknov-
lodged the new government, and was confidently
believe thar IN very SHORE time every government
IN Europe would have ministers accredited to nc
court q: Lnu.s Philippe. Indeed the French revo-
Qrcnce, probably of certain ind cations among their
own respective people That would b. unsafe 10 do
otherwise. Prussia Is represented 10 have gone ur
tAcr than m"-e ackuowed cement, and TO have ap-
proved of tho principle Of intervention in the al
fairs of other nations, siipulaing at The same time
not to Interfere herself the fairs of the Neither
lands. lf,hIs be ;r.c, accounts n, once for nothcr
part OF the news by THIS arrival, That The king
Of The .fethert9nds has appointed commission 10 Ire-
Pnre The project Of td'O for The separation IF The tco
Kingdoms upon Terms IF dmictb'e accommodation
| This part is ot1 tally announced from the Hague
under date OF October Cd. The communication wa.
first made to meeting uf the members IF the States
! General from Belgium ONLY, who were convened bv
special invitation for the pu pose Of herring the
sltion The PROPOSE ion At iFs, submitted. " n 10 an
point the commission under the Prince of o anpe -
The TWO Chamb Rs were uni ed at ~ o'clock on he
day above mentioned, when tho proposal was discus
sed and rejeC' cd by vote of AZ ~ I0-the Dutch
members undoubl edy voting against il The session
thereupon closed by the VI nis,er of the Interior
who formally announced that commission had been
appointed The next ques'ic0 that arises 10 whether
the Belglans Wi submit these proposals! II will
be by the details given below that the Insurrcn
have become 30 formidable as to declare themselves
independent. and 1t is therefor quite Drobab bic thew
will not now listen to any terms bur of an absolute re
cogniton oil their independence. without acknowedg
ing mere nominal tealty to h. KING
The Courier FrancaIs contradcts on the oufho-;tv
as 1t declares, OF persons best acquainted with the in
entlons Of the Cabinets Of the European powers the
assertion that general war IN Europe is likely ~
any event to follow from he late revolt in Bc!rIm
The hostile dspostlons of Prussia arc denied and
the mission of VI Humboldt a naturallzed French.
man by his writings is considered as pedre of the
friendly intentions of that power One the French
journals alirms that Prussia ''has recognized in the
most frank manner he Existing French ovcsnmont.
and has declared her intention interfere ne Their in
the internal affairs of France nor those of the Neh-
crands." Ministers firm Prussia, ,vara and So re
Wcmer' were presented 10 he French king on the
hrFN lot In Hngr 81. II
foreign Affairs stated IN the Chamber of Depu'cs thai
Louis Philippe had been cbeerulIy recoguized by Eu
rope that he different cabinets arr oresc yng peace
and that MOI withdrawing the disturbances in Belql
um, the peace of the continent nigh, Br msinta ned
nv the principle of non interference The Tatceira
Regency has acknowledged Che French king The
French journals seem TO be confident that no intorfn
renee will take place in any event. Eight DAYS
hence says the Journal Des Debats Of October 4'h,
"every crowned head will have an Ambassador nj
the Court Of the Prince VINO has saved the royalty o.
F'ance from utter destruction" As to the course o
Russn, the following article appears in the Aurburc
| GaZ"ttp, dated Warsnv Sent 20. "TLo rccopr5