Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-11-26
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The packet ship Formosa has arrived
at New York from Havre, whence she
sailed on the Goth October, and brings
Paris Papers to the 18th g. Goth inclu-
sive-our extracts are made from the
New York Evening papers and the Sc
cond edition OF the ~ York Journa! of
Commerce.
The Editors of the latter have seen
an extract Of Paris letter, dated 5 o.
clock, p. NJ. OF the 18th. which states
that new disorders had taken place in
that capital, id consequence OF the ex-
citement against the Ex-llinisters, and
the apprehension that they would be
permitted to escape with their lives
The populace paraded the streets,
shouting Z" Death to the Minister'S
Death to Polignac." The National
Guard were under arms. Some partic-
ulars of similar disturbances a lew days
previous, will be found below. There
is no reason TO apprehend permanent
Inconvenience from their movem ents.
Fresh disturbances have taken
place i'll Auxerre, which continued Sc
'eral days-and until troops came in
from the surrounding country to queil
i the mob.
The Quotidienne of the 18th, says
1t is reported that insubordination has
broken out IN regiment quarteied not
many leagues from Paris, that many of
the soldiers have refused to- obey their
officers, and have deserted and disper-
sed themselves about the country
Orders have been given at the Barriers
o! Paris TO arrest such OF them as may
attempt 20 enter the city.
he Ministers are still at Vim
cennes, ana some time will elapse be-
lore Their new prisons i'm the Petit Lux
umbourg will be ready for their recep-
tlou. The outside of the palisades is
covered with placards, demanding the
death of NJ. de Poligrac and his col
leagues, and in mahy places, it is writ.
ten on the walls with chaik-DeaM to
The En- Ministers.
During the night of the 10th, a very
considerable body of workmen OF diff
ierent trades passed through the Place
du Paiais Royal, shouting Justice i!
Justiti! Wee lie Roi! Hort a Polig-
nae They marched regularly about
ten or twelve abreast, preceded by a
trl-coloured flag. They excited some
stir IN the National Guards on dnty AZ
the Palace, and great number of per-
sons were led by curiosity 10 The railing
1t was reported in the crowd that they
came from Fauhourg Saint Martin. and
had taken their flag from the Passage
du Grand Ceri, singing the KarseiIlois
all the way through the streets. The
people in other quarters of the capital
had been openly called upon to assem-
BILE and demand the punishment of the
Ex-Minis,ers.
The Government has given the ne
cessary orders to all the authorities ON
the frontiers to prevent any evasion oil
the resolution of non intervention in
/ the affairs of Belgium, and consequent.
iya detachment gendarmes has been
placed under the orders of the officer
commanding the brigade at Valencien.
mes, not only to maintain order there
but to prevent the natives of France
from passing into Belgium by the cross
roads. Equally strict orders have been
issued to search for arms destined to
the same purpose, and already four
chests have been seized at Douchy
and nine at Valenciennes.
The French Ministers have fixed
their own annual allowance at so. O9G
: francs each, per annum--upwards o.
, SIS, 1000
The loan of five millions Of piastres
(26, 1000 ,O00i FRY contracted by NJ. Calve
banker, IN the name Of Gen. Torriios
, has just been ratified by Col. Pinte
the authorised agent.
1t is now stated in the Temps Of the
18th, that the Government does not in.
tend to bring forward any project for a.
holishlng the punishment Of death. un.
der two years.
Tile Netherlands. The Central
Committee OF Belgium, composed Of
De Potter, Gendebien, Sylvan Van de
Weyner. and Ch. Rogier, ON the 10Th
OF October, issued decree for repu; =.
ting the election Of deputies, ard for
determining the number to De sent for
each district. BY this decree The cleo.
tons are to begin Throughout, Belgium
OIL the 9th of October. South Bar
bant is entitled TO 81 deputies; Lem
burg to IL East Flanders to 80 f:
West Flanders to %; Mons to 80
Namur to 10; Antwerp to Is; Lux
embnrg to 10; in all iSl. The Ma
iional Congress to assemble or the Sd
of November. The congress is to be
installed under the Presidency of the
foIdest member, the -four youngest serv-
ing as secretaries. After the members
shall have produced their credentials,
the Congress is then to be definitely
organized.
An exact list had been made of the
victims injured by the fic of Prince
Frederick during the four DAYS at
Brussels. They amounted as far as
known, TO l65 killed and gil wound.