Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-11

know to defend YOUR rights, but know also that
every offensive, illegal and disorderly rising, IS
fault, folly, aud crime. conquer your IL
berty by order"
MAY Government open its eyes! tits no long
er the time to dwell on illusions respecting the
disposition Of the public mind. and the voice OF
the Belgians ought and must be heard. IL would
be so easy to the Executive to cause itself to
be beloved and respected. 1t would only re-
few men, to gain over oil hearts! May this ge-
neral wish be attended ty, and be done both
without deav and without after thought Peace
would then be restored, liberty would unite all
parties, and by liberty the national indepen-
dence would be strengthened. Is 1T possible
that there can be any hesitation, any refusal!
From second edition Of the Times.
BRussELs, FRIDAY. Aug. 81,
IL O'Clock, a. NJ
MANY of the facts which have stated above,
become totally insignificant after the disclosure
of what am about to state, anu win winch
was previously unacqualnfed.
The Nobility and other classes nave put tiiem'
selves at the head of the movement.
Yesterday they entered into contract with
the Chiefs OF the military force, who nave joined
their cause. The latter only required that they
migh not be required tolay down their arms. ana
that the custody IF the Palace should be conhded
to them. The Civic and Belgic Guard took pos
session of all other posts by that Treaty.
The Palace will be given up it the answer
from the Hague is not favorable to the views OF
the national party.
They are to demand new Constitution not
octroye, but conquois. They as yet speak oil no
change of dynasty.
Either the King or the Prince Of Orange is ex.
pected at Client The populace have set fire TO
the buildings in the Park. The Kings Theatre
is in flames.
Four o'clock, p. M-The Civic Guard are
excellenty organized Every man who has pro-
perry to protect is called upon to enrol his name
and 70 give his services in this body.
Confidence is not vet restored to any extent.
TIE popuacc demand the surrender OF the Roy
al Palace, and threaten tn set hire to It'll not CIV
en- up to them. They think that by its pos
session the Government could more readily b.
brought tn terms
The iri-color worn by the insurgents Of Brus
sells, is not the French colo,s. but the old cOlors
of Brabant.
The rumor OF disturbance at Client was wrong
or premature. None had taken place yesterda,
afternoon.
The mails were allowed to leave Brussels yes
terday; but no letters that came have yet beer
delivered
PROCLAMATION.
THE Bargomasfer and the EcheuierS to their Eel
Iow Citizens
Disorders afaict our beautiful city. Whatever
be the cause Of them thev must be put an end to-
To attain this eud which is the wish of all the
inhabitants. we have taken the following measures
The troops have been invited to retire 10 theif
l., 4 oh art in 2
deplorable struggle.
The moutere is suppressed from this day; II
will not be replaced bv any other tax Of the same
kind under anv denomination whatsoever.
: Ifanv legitimate demand remains 20 be made,
let it be addressed to us; we will unite our ef'
forts with those of the good citizens to obtain
for them entire success,
But these measures will be Intellectual unless
tranquility returns; that alone can produce hap.
py result: disorder and bloOdshed, plunging
whole families into misery, can produce only
evil.
Fellow citizens listen to the voice OF your Ma
gisrates: they watch over the common safety, but
your cooperation is Indispensable: let every one
defend his own house; let provisional Guards be
formed IN every quarter; let spontaneous Illunl-
nations give light during the night AS for us we
shall remain at the Centre; we shall not quit
this post till the tranquility which all desire shall
| be restored.
The protection of property. public and private
i confded to the citizens. TO whose honor and
patriotism the magistrates appeal.
Done al the Town all, August 90, 1880.
LIZ DELvAux DE SALvE CUYLEN, Sec.
From another Correspondent.
GHENr, Aug. o..
81 am sorry to say every tang here is becom'
ing very gloomy. Yesterday. and all night. the
town was in great state of fermentation
large assemblies OF the people in public places, to
the amount of several thousands. occasioned hY
the non-arrival of the diligence from Brussels, &C
companied BY report that an Instruction had
broken out at Brussels, sc. This was confirmed
by the Evening Journals. when the agitation IN
creased. At nine o'clock supplement to one OF
the Journals in the Government interest was pub
lished and circulated. which tended to quiet the
minds of the population. That there are many
evil disposed persons in this country. AIN con-
WINGED. more particularly the priests. who are a
low born AMI very ignorant set; but am persuad-
,J tt,;s p,ree will furp tO he