Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-05

rive. either from England the interior Of France
There are Portuguese, as well a Piednontese and
other Italians among them. IL does not seem thai
their presence the frontiers 10 sanctioned by the
verument, considering the circunspection and ecau
ton they TO take in their organization Thsi'
line extends from the sea to the top CT the valley o
| Carol. Tho most distinguished leader amongs, then
Col. Miranda who lately arrived from Montpelier
II the reports in circulation TO be credited, they viii
without delay, make an inva ion oil their country Ths
success Is doubted both sides oil the PyteDnees W.
have no accounts Of serious precautions being taken II
Catalonia, though IL |. probable according to prece
dents tina, the authorities Of that province are well
ware Of an enterprise destined to excite civil war a
DENMARK.
We find rumors Ct dis urbances in the city Of Co
| penhagen. Tumult bad indeed been excited, but IN,
latest accounts represent that they were wholly un
connected with political feeling, and were not at al
likely 10 affect the pubic repose. fresh attack CT
tn. houses oG the Jews by Of the lower order o
the Inhabitants gave rise TO the report.
private letter from Dresden states that the Govern
ment Of Saxony has formally refused Charles X the
quest which that exKing had made 10 establish himsel
in that country.
The Journal DIS Loir of the 23d says, It is report
ed that Don Miguel has fled from libson, and retired
| into SPAIN"
The remains Of Mr.. Huskssion inferred at Ii
verpoo on the 2ith of September His funeral was at
tended by several thousand inhabitants
M. dc Humboldt, the celebrated naturalist, is talked
of as the Minister to be sent from Russia to Paris.
| Iaileyrand, the French Minister to England,
rived at Dover on the evening of the 9th.
REVOLCTIO.N' IN SaXO.NY,
.d.ND ABDIC.fTIO.N OFKLN'G MAMMALIAN,
LErPsIc. Sept. l0.-Oicial accounts have just been
received that the Burghors in Dresden have risen, and
driven away the military, set fire to the police house
and destroyed the hotel of the Minister Einsedel who
has run away. No one knows what is become of the
King, who il is said will abdicate in favor of Prince
Frederick, (his nephew) who is inclined to adopt the
Reformed Religion. The dissatisfaction has been &C.
casoned chiefly by the Jesuits having all the influence
and all public situations being filled by Catholics.
This account is subsequently confirmed by Dresden
dacs of the llth. They however state that tranquility
was now restored, by means of a communal guard Of
2ooo men, consisting OF persons of all classes.
PARIS, Sept 2l.-The following news from Dresden
has just beon rcceved-Prince Frederick appointed
Regent, Prince Macmillan, his father has renounce ed
his own right of succession in his favour, the Minister
Ensiede IL dismissed; order is re-estabished the Ma
ona Guard Is increased but great have been
committed. and the public mind is still agitated The
Saxon Minister here has received his credentials to
King ef the French. The Austrian recognition was
brought last night by member of the embassy.
DRESDEN, Sept. I3.-" Our Burgher Guards are now
organized every where and reckon in their ranks the
most respectable inhabitants Yesterday was for Saxony
memorable day. The citizens upon wish expressed
by Prince Frederick, assembled to deliberate on the
claim TO be submitted TO the Government and the re
dress OF grievance TO be demanded. Many changes
in the constitution, the abolition of several
taxes, especially those OF the police and else, re-
form in the communal administration extension of the
right OF voting in the Diet public account of the adj
ministraton OF towns, reduction in the expense Of
Catholic worship and several other points were sue
cessuly the subjects OF discussion The citizens will
continue under arms, and the military will remain out
side the town. until answer has been received up
on these remonstrances. The artillery who are upon
good terms with the citizens, occupy gates whilst
all the other posts in the poss esson of the citizens
The Chasseurs, by order of Prince William, marched
out yesterday The fair which takes place annually on
the 18th, will not be held Several of those who were
wounded the 9th inst have since died The town
is surrounded with troops.
LONDON, Sept. 26.-The latest news from Dresden
states that on the 18th, NJ de Gablenz Commandant of
the National Guards, published proclamation in which
the King OF SaXony that prince Frederick is
appointed co-Regent and that Prince Maximan father
of Prince Frederick has renounced his right of sue
cesslon 10 the crown, in favour Of the latter This
proclamation, accompanied with the dismissal of Count
:nsedel, the prime minister received with enthu-
sasm by the people Of Dresden; and the 14th the
King made his entry into the town. accompanied by the
new Regent amidst enthusiastic acclamations Prince
Frederick is the representative of all the enlightened
ideas OF the country. Known the friend of the re-
forms claimed by the majority of the Saxons his ap-
pontment to the Regency, which is real accession TO
a threne occupied by an old man rs years of age is
sure pledge that numerous reforms will be SUCCESSFULLY
introduced into the political and administrative system
OF Saxony.
GERMANY.
RECOMMENDATIONS Sept l6--" Events
in Germany have within the last few weeks assumed
a very serious character Hitherto the disturbances
have arisen only from distinct grievances, each State
acting only for ITSELF without any general combination.
But now general and well founded cause of complaint
appears to have united forty Of the States in move
rnen without which, success would havo been irnpos-
sble The greater part of Germany has risen against
the system pursued by the directors Of the Customs
which has deprived the country of that eedom of trade
so necessary for the expansion oil its The
following intelligence will be truly surprising, and
which you will not find in the Austrian Observer or a.
ny other OF the German papers. The people of Vienna
have revolted against the Customs 5000 men have
coalesced in order to release smuggers who have
dared TO act in opposition the will of Prince Meern
MICH
"Discontent has began TO show itself at Frankfort
The DEAFNESS OF bread is the cause rather the pre-
text One of our Burgomasers was hung in effigy this
morning before the Hotel de Vile. May all these e.
out repetition of those which attend the first
symptoms OF nsurreciion in Germany"
ALGIERs, Sept. 4.-The arrival Of Gen. Chased has
inspired every with confidence. The name of
expression OF the feelings of 10000 French under
arms. The number Of men attacked by the dysentery
is 1900.
.ALaSSa GRE OF THE .aLBaNLHN~ CHIEFS.
BELGRADE, Aug 27-An article under this date
states that the Grand Vizer having arrived at Bitogla
and finding that the chance bad Of overcoming the
nsurgent Albanians by force, had resource 10 per.
hdious stratagem He sent messages to all the Alba
Man Chiefs, telling them that he had come to- listen to
their demands, and Inviting them TO an audiencc-A
great number Of them accordingly set out for Broclia
accompanied by way Of precauon, by escort of 5000
men. The Grand Vizier gave the Chiefs audience
and after hearing their demands, viz 10000 purses or
l5,OOo,OOO Turkish Pfastres declaring that nowith-
standing the endorsements Of the government on
count Of the late war, he would find means to satisfy
them. lie only requested that they would remain in the
city for few days. until the arrival of the sums placed
in his hands by the Porte, which he said were already
on the way.
Having thus gained heir confidence, he invited them
after hev had been four days in ths town, to witness
review Of his troop, about $4,000 srong They
la.