Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-29
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NHw-YoRx. Dec. 2I.-Tbe Foreign New. OF ye.,'r
day 10y the De Rham) received at so late hour
as to permit ~ barely lay before our readers in
very summary way aud without be ing able TO add an,
comments OF our own.--We give full detail, TODAY
with such marks as they suggest to us
Frdnce.-The elections have resulted uniformly a..
most in favor Of The King and the exiting things
OF all the former deputies who from having accepted
sslaried tcrs obliged 10 resign three only
not reelected, and OF those three bur cindi.
date. The 6delity OF The a,ional Guard seems unba.
KEN and externally there Is nothing apparent but peace
aud harmony.-Under these circum tances the chaogc
in the Ministry seems singular. II orignaci per.
haps in personal pque, bu, before II accom-
psh-d, went further and resulted in making up cab
iuet taken en,irslv IL us from the er.Jemc
iet.The first difficulty srose from expression used
by m OdNon Borrot Project Of the SINE, in I'd
dress 10 the ciz of Paris the subject of the dis
order. OF which the Apr lon that the ex.mniser
would escape punishment, was the pretext Cause
In iha, address he qualified the step taken by the Chs
Der for nbolshing the punishment al death iaoppor
tune" Messrs. GuiSot and de Byosiic look offence.
in behalf Of the Chamber with which they bad concur
red, at the expression, and ak-d the dismial OF M
Bcrrof THE was snre,.sn'iy resisted by the m MS
ter OF justice, Dupont de FEure whereupon the her
two gave in their resignation. which wa. accepted
~. NJ Ccssnifr Fgr,i-f r,.' :itir " -r- then char
ged with remodelling the ministry, but they could
rot in their views, and after delay, the er
rang ement as published yesterday which placed La
fte at the head Of the cabinet. agreed 70 by the
Kiog.Tbis arrangement IL underso to be ssnc'i'n-
ed by Ldj0yefie, who, well a. Od.Ii0n Bdrrcf, az,
on account OF the vgor they displayed ia suppe rsug
d order and disturbances and the popularity they here
by required, he come obnoxious 10 some persons. La
fayette especially was charged with smsi ions vsws
and by way OF contrast with tn title Of Lops Philip
OF Citizen King, he was called the King Citi zen.
Happily believe 70 anre, these ,lonsies I'd
effect upon Louis Philip, and he preferred LATTE
to Ca.simr P-riier OF whom II Is said Of hia hr3'
Premier would have been TO dispace lafayette
from the command OF the Ma ionsl Guard
The Chamber OF ID putes mt NV 3-399 Deputies
are sscer,sn,d The committees were renewed. The
benches The risht were deserted "a before the adj
iournmeni M. Bzitn du Lezard sat entirely alone,
OF the ex.r:G. eight Cd-smir Perrier and several
the re- being admitted TO seats NJ. Yoyer dArgsnson
read the osth administered, which he took, adding "ez
coping the progress OF public Intelligence. This
objected TO, and produced axia'ion-at length he
conc luded 10 take the oath without restriction The
Cb mber adjourned after short address from NJ La
h,te who stated that President aud Yice-Pre,idsnt
would be appointed The next day.
The Committee ni Peers charged with the proceed |
invs against the Minister'S will not report before IN
10th OF Nov This report will be ld and del bera ed
upon with closed door, add the time will then be FIX
ed fer the comm of the pnhlic proceeding
The King rec ived on the 2Sb Oct the Minister Of |
the Uni,ed States who had the honor of presenting 10
him hi. letter Of credeoce. This minstsr aecsm.
panied ty Gen. Lafayette.
THE NETHLRLANDs.-We have translated all that
strikes essential to show the progress OF the
luton, for u can longer be called revolt in Belgium
The doc ument FIRST in date Is the proclamation at the
Prince OF Orange al Antwerp, acknowledging frankly
the ndeps ndence Of Belgium, and placing himself Al
the head OF the national movement. Next Is h= |
Kings speech on meeting fhe states Genefa et tnA |
Hague, wherein his difficulties are plainly put for h,
and his confidence ia expressed OF receiving aid from
HE si,es Then follow his message OF 20 October
to the Safes General, speaking inteligibly enough.
rotation OF the Ptince's proclamation. and re-
curing them consi1er the mselves as only, thence
FORTH Legislators for Hoand aud subsequently his
solve Of the same dae, revoking the Prince OF Oranges
two last papers render the motives
of the Princes farewell 10 Antwerp AID his voyage 30
instead OF returning Holland, clear enough
A. to The result Of all this, II seems certain tina, the
other European nations about 10 themselves 70
restore order and peace 10 lgium; but France and
Eoe land both positively pledged against any armed
int rven,ion compel he Be'eians adopt ,h' that
form of government In ,his matter they will be left
to the selves aud if the opiuions Of the public press
OF which we have presented the summary, indicate
those Of the public OF large, there is reasonable pros
reign of belgium. The occupation by the Belgian
Of Luxembourg, which il garrisoned under
the supernendeRce OF the Germanic diet by Prnssian
troops, will hasen the den0u enient Of their affairs
The bonbardment Of Antwerp, of which gave
the particulars yesterday, is justified by the Dutch
commander on the ground that an arms'ce previously
entered into by him with the cit zens, violated
their part. The Patriots admit that an armis,ice was
concluded on the 9th, but they say, broken
by the firing of few Nuskets, which 1t IL said he him
self had secretly ordered 10 make pref 1t for the de-
struction OF she ci "
During the negotiations, certain unknown persons
wen, tow ards the Quas Bois and Poisscns, fred
few muskets which, being auswered, the citadel and
lIiga,es CONNIE need their fire. The whole square Of
tho public IL destroyed the street OF the Convent
and the Canal OF ST. john stopped the further passage
OF the lames. Horrible 10 relate, during tho lombard.
ment the Dutch had barrels Of tar taken into The public
stores but happily large part of the merchandise had
been removed.
American property TO considerable amount, wa, in
these doubtless, and there must be heavy lo.'
on H.
Spain presents nothing but confusion in the account.
from there. AS yet, however much ia clear. that
neither Nina, nor any iusurrecilonaty chief baa made
airy effectual operations. lyN. y. american
SPAIN Accounts from Dadfd Of l2h Oct sn-
nouuce the birth OF an Infdnf1, who was hspised by
the name Of Maria Isabella Louisa. BY decree Of
I3th. the King orders nil honOrs usunY peid 10 c
Prince of 4sfuds should be paid to the HdnfG s%'he
lie giimale successor Of tho Crown, ESQ long God
sball not give him a male child"
The s.. Petersburg Gazette publishes propoals for
re- ward of 25 900 rubles any pbyician Of Russia
Germany, Hungary I'sy, France, England. Sweder
ard Denmark, who shall produce the best treatise OF
the origin, nature and proper treatment OF the Ch0Iers
! Mo, bus can Asiauc dsease which has recently sp
peas ed in Europe is producing fearful rsvages In some
Of the Russian ncesis daily spreading its u, aht
me nacing all Europe"
BELGIUM.
ANTWERP, OF. IS The Prince Of Orange hs
published the following proclamation:
| BELeIANs: Since my proclamation NJ Oh have
studied your petition carefully; comprehend 1t, snS
recognize YOU ~ an ind pendnt nation THE is ssyins
TO you that In the provinces whrrs exercise
grea, control, will in 10 respect oppose The rights
the cigsns. Choose ree'y and in tie same manner a
yoar ellow-cizsus 10 other provinces deputies to tn
national Congress about 70 sssenble end 20 there
discuss the interest OF country. also IN the pro
vnces which govern pill place myself al the head
the movement, which is leading YOU on 10 state @
things new and stable NJ which the nationality will
stitute ihs strength TINS IL the Language Of him VIII
spt his blood for the independence Of your coon'ry
and who desires 10 associate himself In sour Efforts Il
establish your political nationality.
WILLIAM, Prime NJ Orange.