Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-16
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LATER FROM EVROPE


The from the Netheriands il in s'ing-Thers
loes not TO ext any di'ncsi ion amcng. the in
htbitants OF Brussels to NEE the ny in all way
surrs, or 10 acknowledge his au,ho y in any manner
In on of the paragraphs which will be fouuI smoug
our extracts IL Is stated that deputy from the
ioual sovoument OF b .igium to Paris. authorized "a
make of-r OF alliance with France, received
favorable answer from that government which ex.
res'ed its determination TO enter into measure tina
might disturb the general tranquility OF Europe
| The ex-mnisters of the ex-kng OF France seem like
TO escape the punishmsn' OF death tor their political
offences debate took place in the Chamber Of De
pu'ies on the evening OF the S,h oi October the
subject OF the total and immediate abolition Of the pun
ishpcnt OF death, which ended in the adoption of
amendment. proposing that the Chamber should adj
dre's The King in order 10 obtD from him the popo
ston OF law to abolish capital punishment tor great
M sber o. specified N nces caly Tor all polite al
crimes. The amendment was supported by Lafayette.
The address accordingly delivered to Louis Phi P,
who replied as follows:
| Gentlemen--I receive with great satisfaction the
address which YOU have presented to me. The senu
meuts 10 whish you give expires have been long
time in my h arr Witness, from nv earliest years,
OF The frighn abuse of The punishment, OF death in po-
ical matters. and OF all the eviis which have result
ed from IL TO France end humanity, have constantly
and warmly advocated its abolition. Tbs renem-
srance OF these TINES of disaster, aud the melancholy
feeling which Cypress when nay thong hts
them, will, afford you sure pledge Of the eaSernC
with which shall hasten to lay before you aproect cf
law COMO mahle to your views. With respsc mine
they will never be completely ia 6-d unit! we have
entirely efaced from our code al those rigOurs aud
penalties at which humanity and the present state Of
society revolt"
IL probable ,h,t the great popul rity of the
King, and the deserved inanencs If Ldayetts's opin
ions, Will have tendency to reconcile the people of
Paris To the object Immediately intended by this pro.
posed measure. The Lon.! Sun, speaking on the
SUBJECT says" The question will be looked upon
ny the French people, az the Kings own, in
which lie is personally interested and doubt not
h' excts i've popu ariiy will enable him TO carry i,
through Sin 1t cannot be denied ihat vast mass OF
the population bent seeing the
OF ju.'ice dealt out to The ExMner', and ,ha in The
eytnt OF ths appI "a, much acrimonious party
spirit will be brought into play"
The Dutch portion OF the province OF Z.land,
the left bank Of the Sched, il 10 state oil insurrec.
ton The Brabant lri-colour has been hoised Ec-
luce and many Other parts Of the county called Cal
zind.
England, France AMI The Netherlands. London
evening paper o. Oct l2h say,:-" The privde etters
received this ming from Par. by the express from
the highest quarter, ate of mist favorable descrpion
in regard to the exi-iiug friendship between England
and the King &C III French, they are determined To
adhere strict neutrality with regard to Belgium
aud rhrr enl avours will be by mediation 10 maintain
a general peace throughout EUROPE"
AFFAIRS OF SPAIN.
The following paragraphs, from d lT.reut sources
aerve TO cotrohor,e each other and would he entIl
20 full cr.di', hu nr acme circumstances which end
validate their testimony.
BAYoNNE. Oc,. ST is officially stated that Ca!iz
has declared ITS II independent Of the Spanish govern
ment This arrvs here lat night, and has been
co"hrn-d to dav by the courier; telegraph despatch
iOr ards this news To Paris.
LONDON Oct. l1.--Madrid letter., dated 27:h OF
last month state that an extraordinary express direct
ell 20 lhH Mlnl-ter OF w arrived In the preceding
night at Malrid with the intelligence OF tie city OF Ca
dz ha, ing risen in favor al Liberty. Oar Madrid
responder, reports the news IA was generally known
thu morning Of the 81 b, but Ia re ceiysd fur
her Information from Paris by hich il appears tia
Colonel Puensa, minister of war, an Gefe. Po-
li'ico OF Malaga, headed the movement They have
been, Il Is added, backed by tho military force within
the W alls Of Cad,z"
[Lett-ra from Cadz OF s pt 2s', mike 10 mention
Of revolutionary movement in that City. Captain Brad
ford nj III brig Plato. al Bottom, who left St S-hasian
on The Is Oct rPpressus The county 10 have been in
sta at Excitement but does snd. directly Ia
di.turharcs' in Cadiz ST. ssba"ian i. only % lies
from Biyonne Bait. .4merean.l
BAyoNNE Oct. 9Th, regency i. definitely ,stab.
lhed here. There has been general assembly of
chief: NJ ina was DJesent.
The Spanish Frontiers in Spain are tolprahIy well
suppied rith royal regular troops. under the
mand Of General Ivanio, commandant Of the Avantc
Guard. u ia stated, however that he tr0bIS
~ favorable 10 IN" constitutional party, hut they are
nevertheless afraid Of compromising hemsevea hy their
acts
rvng with ACTIVITY, but sill all il done in secret.
The soldiers only present are being eq.ipped. The
sill he arranged and that ferdinand VII will abdi-
cate--aherS wait for the ordsrs OF chief. In The
meantime the great body of the army Of the refugees
IL getting ready with activity.
JUNCTION. or BELGIUM NTH FRANCE.
We have received the following information
cd with the affairs of the Netherlands: 'M Gendeben,
the gentleman deputed by the provincial Government
OF Brussels 10 make offer of an alliance with France
has had interviews with the Minister for Foreign Affairs
and others, but has been most unsuccessful. He was
informed that, with whatever satisfaction the French
Government might view the prospect of increased friend
ly relations with the Belgians, it would only be
nected with the general tranquility Of Europe, which
would be endangered by annexag tie territory of Bel
gium TO France, placing it under the special proec-
ton OF the latter country" Ii in consequence of
the bad success Of NJ Gendebien's mission, that the
provisional Government Of Brussels issued proclama-
ton, declaring Belgium independent State. Under
what form of government, and what chief this state is
to be placed, is the point of interest the objections
i'm In itS bp iuda RpIa
believe such as 10 any serious obstacle TO the
settlement of the question.
London Courier, Oct. 11H.
BELFAST, October IL.
Mar Government If Belgium General .qrniing Of
Holland. The Bclgc Provinces now busted in pre-
pairing Constitution for themselves. The proposal Of
the Prince OF Orange, i'm Proclamation from Antwerp
has too late. The Begians pay no regard {, the
promises OF House, who first tried 10 rule them as
province conquered by the sword; and who, when the
attempt has been thrown back with disgrace on the head
that originated it, would make offers of reconca-
ton and concession, which they cannot withhold Tho
Prince calls the Belgians TO accept separate Con-
stitution, with himself at their head: they will form
Constitution for themselves but the House Of Nassau
shall h We nothing to do with its formation. The Pro-
visonal Government taking the necessary measures
for settling their affairs. They will have an indie
pendent government, whether monarchical or repuh-
can is not yet known; most probably republican The
following DEGREES OF the Provincial Government arc
paratory 10 a new Constitution:
"A commission for framing project ef constitution
is appointed, and in concert with the Central Committee
/ it willmincdiaeiy enter upon its functions.
'"l viii first Of all occupy itself in preparing new
mole OF election, TO be as popular possible.
alt will present project Of constitution intended to