Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-12

the 80 August The ehei item Of Intelligence 10 that
ota popular nsorrecton at Brussels in the course Of
which, by the torbearance OF the troops, little blood
was she'd but which resulted in taking the comm aud Of
the city entirely out Of the hands Of the Kings troops
aud officers, and placing under the control and pro-
lection OF a national or civic guard. Some excuses
were committed against the houses and property OF
three four obnoxious individuals. but 10 manifrs
that the glorious example OF tho Partisan ton
had most salutary influence in restraining that Of
Brussels from the which have often here
to'ore ch uacerzed popular tumus. The Brussels in
surrecon cans more like the bre aknv of long
smoth-red FIRE, than the ebuon OF people rising at
once ssus specific acts Of oppression; aud there
ICES OF CONCERT, or purpose 7" the proceed
evncrd by this occurrence, looked upon seriou.
enough induce the King aud his Council th,n at the
Hague. to determine on Immediately veniog the
State. Genera,-snd where that may lead, those who
recall the yet recent past. will ieei hat it is difficult
even q conjecture. Meanwhile, il Dutch troops he
mirchei against the Brlgiaos we hazard little in pre-
dieting that Elan and Holland will cease, from that
moment, to constitute one ko gdon. We see,
Tess, in the condition of things in the ,herands the
germ of much future difficulty, and perhaps Of gener
| al continental
| In FRANCE the march OF The government appears
rn. resoiue, and trauq Ill The special envoy Of Louis
Philip had been courtsousy received by the King Of
England, and the that IN, order OF thin
in France was, would be formally acknowleds ed by
England, said to have been in Paris. Cas-
inner Perrer having resigned his station President OF
| he Chamber OF Deputies, M Ldftte almost unan-
impusiy elected his successor A committee Of the
Chamber preparing articles oil Impeachment agai si
the ex-ninslsr.. four of whom, Messrs de Polignac.
PsVronnet, Chanteidttse, aud G0ernon de RdnUiHe,
were conhned in the castle of Vncenues whore the
committee h al been to ex mine them There /,
'onnaacs OF III, King ang all Frenchmsn banished
under the law OF January. 1916, ,nd restoring them t,
III. ic rank AMI pensions The latof the CJndes, the
Old ID k' Of B,uTb,n aged seventy five years, psrshed
BY his own hands, he was found hanging from the
nice OF his bed. TIL. al .appe ran of The old Ell
quette from the Court il strongly illustrated by the
TACT, that instead Of formal order for Court
ing. for 80 relative, il SIMPLY announced by
paragraph in the .M'niteur, that "the ns will go into
mourning f,r three weeks, account OF the death
OF hs uncle ."-Tne Disturbances among the
ployed workman in Paris hal almost entirely ceased.
In SPAIN, no actual disorder had occurred. though
arm bands had here and there shown themselves,
shouting for the Constitution. A light seems
have broken in upon Ferinand for the Mairid Gazsite
repubsh-s from the Pari' papers the history of the
lion; and or Ter is said 10 leave free the
restricted admission into Spain OF both French I'D Eng
fish journal
FRoM AUSTRIA AND PRUSSIA, we find nothing de-
ci'ive. Rumours prevailed OF great uneasness in Ia-
y; and In Naples, according TO report from Lau
same Of 2ih .fugust, Z" the whole Royal Family had
been arrested, an the Swiss guards mas'acrej."
In ENGLAND, the sentiment in favor OF the
der OF things in France seemed universal though is
pretended by that the Duke OF We lngton
onpasei 10 the immediate recognition OF King louis
Philip. but was overruIed by the decided wish OF King
William and the Undertaking opinion Of Sir r. Peel.
Pa lament was to meet for the ds.pich of busnss
tn, Goth OF October. The Morning Chronicle of LIT
ul'. says ",he mos, ominous defeat which the Duke of
Wellington has yet experienced is ia the remn Of Mr..
Charles Grant for the county of Inverness" in oppo
NJ 1. american.
The King of England has issued his proclamation.
convening the new Parliament on the 26 h Of October.
Up to the 9Th day OF the session, the ii o, Com
will be occupied with the eis elton OF Sneaker
AID he swearing in Of members Ga the l., OF N1vsm-
Der, the King will formally open the business OF the
session. by speech from the Throne. IL il expected
that tha Immediate and pressing business will be des
pitched in atolt six week.; aud that Parliament will
adjourn from about the middle OF December the be-
ginning OF February. In the Irish elections, which
have ju terminated il is said that conde rable
change had taken place, than has occurred at any cleo
lion siuce the Union. sinister, Munsier, Co nnaught
and Ulster, return thirty-wo members, more
Than third of the whole numb'r. Thes- mem
ber-. generally speaking, said to be Ura-Lberas
or Ulira-Torirs, who have pledged themselves TO that
effect in the different ;tions of The opposition bench
es. The London. Westminster and Mdtesex elections,
have been got through with at extreo binary cheap
rate--ihe whole expense no, exceeding 10000.
In Paris every Thing appears TO lie tranquil. The
workmen, who were at one time somewhat disposed to
be timuliuous, have become quiet. The new soge-
reign OF Fence has been acknowledged by the King
OF Eng'and, aud il is also said that would also he
cognzed by the governments OF Austria, Russia and
II. u-sia.
Forty thousand National Guards were reviewed at
Paris, on the 20 Of Aug.
The tcoloured z la, BEEN hois,ed board all the
ships o. war, transport aud batteries, at Algiers.
France, it is sail, will recogniz. the Spanish Ameri.
can republics Internationally, and without any reg ard
to The principles OF Legitimacy Consuls TO be
abshed in Their ports, special ENJOYS sent to every GO
vernment, and treaties oil commerce on footing OF
ciprocity conclrdsd
The most important intelhg genoa brought by this
rival is thai OF the disturbances at Brussels, which
broke out Wednesday the 25lh of August. The
psope OF Brussels discon en- ed with the present
government, and among the causes of this d.con ent
are The alleged par,iality OF the Krg for Holland
ers in appointments to Office, and his late
sures against the liberty OF the Pres'. The prepara-
lions for umiD atoms and reoicngs the Kings birth
day, excited some sensation among the peope, which
was s'ili further infamed by ujrdcious articles
in the government papers On the evening of the 20 n,
favorite play, La Muee de POriici, had attracted
vast au fence 10 the theatre. After tbs represent alton
ended, the people formed hems I've into groups
and proceeded 10 the Office OF lie National, mini teri
al paper, the language Of which had been particularly
Offensive, the principal editor Of which il Lb Borg ano.
an Italian, a OF the Grand Duke of Tu.canys Min
lister. The windows of the Office FIRST broken in,
after which the mob proceeded 10 the house OF the edi
tor, who was fortunately not at home. The furniture
was demolished and tbs papers destroyed The police
we're restrained by alarm from ac Ing. The gems
iames told, hat while they did interfere they
would be lie: alIDe. Towards midnight, the mob broke
The windows OF the III I'll of Asze, and about the
time, party entered the house OF M. de Kuyf the
Director oil the Police, in which they broke aud de-
sttoyed every thing they could lay hands AbCu'
60 under arms. aud musket shots fred,
which only exaspsraed the populsce. They TO The
Hotel Of Van Maanen, the Minister Of Justice, Ho-
lander, crying Down with Van Maanen Sc, FIRE TO tho
bnl ing, deb I'd the troops and kept the hremsn from
ex inguising the con1agraiion.
The morning Of the 20 h found the multitude armed
with swords and guns which they hal forced The
ers Of slips to deliver them. Engagements took place
ia various paris OF the city between them and the gov
ernmt mt troop' ard blood shed. The trees of the
streets dowp for bsrricsdoes The troops
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