Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-09


The Minister Of Foreign .aGairs-l seize eagerly,
gentlemen, this opportunity of giving the expana-
tons that asked from mo. When government is
newly established, delays always before pre-
isiing governments acknowledged Ii would seem that
time Is required verify facts and ascertain rights
Such, however, has not been tho conduct of Europe
with regard 10 us Our so lust, triumph
pure that she fastened TO salute at its birth
der OF things which commanded her esteem, and from
which she could have nothing to dread Every where
the notification Of the accession Of the King Of the
French has bsen received i'm the friendly manner
and relations with all the powers rccs,a5li,hing
in the order of distances and without any other delay
than those causes Europe desires as sincerely
do tho maintenance OF peace. From all sides NE
ccive the positive assurances this head, and
have the entire conviction that il will be
The occurrences in Belgium may have occasioncd
some and reasonable that they should
serious renections;-(Hear, hear)-but have al
the firm hope that they can be conducted to issue
which will reconcile all interests while il
the principle of on.-Probity and dignity,
such shall always be the policy OF regcnerated France
We have that moderation which is the companion Of
strength and that irmness which springs from justice.
France asks for nothing but what belongs to her she
would rise in for the defence Of the least of her
rights.
No, Gentlemen the piece of Europe will not be in
terrupted. Such is the desire, such the want of ALL
General marks of satisfactorily
The Minister Of War, Marshal Gerard, rose mme-
datey after his colleague TO explain the motives of the
the late ordinances respecting tho augmentation of the
army After entering into detail 10 show the necessity
OF the measures, he thus concluded:
may be- will not find us unprepared (braro) but at tho
same me repeat the declaration France desires
but does not fear II they should dare force her
INTO against her will, besides that immense National
Guard already formed and that moveabe national guard
which is about TO be organized numbcrless baaions Of
volunteers would spring from the soil, forty years
go they did, to defend the country, If aacked-(Great
cxclamaions) In these holy sentiments, all arms and
all opinions would be united. But we repeat, France
does not desire and every thing that she
will not be compelled prove second Time as forty
veal she hats tar off Of
es HERSELF and when, for herself and by herself she is
called upon TO defend liberty and her soil Zap.
Pauso and great agitaton.'')
The London Courier of the 4th October thus notices
report that the King Of the Netherlands had invited
the interPosition Of the British Kng:-"A rumor is in
general circulation that tho King Of the Netherlands
mont in the struggle carrying between Holland and
Belgium. We state in the most positive manner
that demand claim of this has been made
The report OF the Constitutional insurrecton at Cadiz
not confirmed at the latest dates.
On the 9Th October, at o'clock, the King received,
in the Hall of the Throne, the Ministers of Prussia
Bavaria and SAKE weimar who had the honor to deliver
to his majesty the letters of crcdence from their
reigns. They were presented to the King by Count
Mole, Minister Of Foreign Affairs.
The Committee OF the Chamber Of Deputies APP
pointed TO consider and report the proposition of M
Destu dc Tracy, for the abolition of the punishment
death, reported at length the 9th against the total
abolition of that but in of its abolition
in many The report dwes upon other important
mitgations in the penal code, and concludes with
commentator mat the shOuld lake
reform this code. and meanwhile that the con-
sderaon OF the proposition of NJ dc Tracy be adjourn
ell.
General Bourmont had arrived al Plymouth England
with single aid dc-camp from Agiers He proce eded
Immediately to Lulworth Castle, the residence Of the
ex-king.
said to be in command of corps, including above
900 men, and is 10 have his at Cologne
bill passed the French Chamber OF Deputies on
the 18th OF October, appropraung 30 millions in the
year for the benefit Of rce the Of the
Minister
The German confederation have taken step which
shows the nature of the disturbances in that country
10000 men have been divided into corps.
corps of 1900 volunteers left Brussels October 9th
to dsporse tho remnant of the royal troops which
still near Maincs. Mellon continued to interrupt com
muncaons between Bois lie Due and Maestrichf. The
latest rumor that the King had left Holland
and that tunult had occurred in Brussels. The Prince
OF Orange reached Antwerp on the 9th, q conciliat
ing mission.
A motion to remove tho ashes of Napoleon from st.
Helena to France has boon lost in the Chamber Of De
puties.
WARSAW, Sept 2O.--The recognition of Louis Philip
by the Russian government has taken place. The or
ders lately given respecting French travellers in Rus
STA and Poland revoked, and all Frenchmen, whose
passp rts regular have free admission and passag
as before the revolution of July.
Rome and Naples have both acknowledged Lou.
Philip as King of the French, and have transmitted
TO their respective Ambassadors letters of credenco
Admiral DuPerro has arrived at Paris.
Admiral Sir Edward Codrington has arrived at ST. Pc
tersburg.
The Temps of Oct s. gives letter from Madrid, o
Sept 81 which says" News has reached here that the
inhabitants and garrison oil Cadz, have proclaimed the
Constitutional Government"
Spanish Junta in said TO have been formed at Bay
Onne, composed of lsurz, Calarava Sancho and Lopez
Pinto. The refugees want neither money.
telegraphc despatch from the Prefect of Bayonne o.
Oct B. says:-"rhe garrison of Pampeuna has the
following deachments TO the various points of the from
tier: To the Valley of Bastan, $50 men-the Valley Of
Roncal, 200-Ochagaria, 150-Roncevaux, 30O-Bur-
guea, 300al Infantry, and 100 Royal Volunteers; the
whole are under the orders of Rrigadier JuaEito.
All the Sovereign Princes of Germany assembling
the notables of their country, and disposed grant
the ameloration necessary government TO redress
grievances and 10 do justice to all well founded claims
The following is extract of private letter OF the
18th ult. from Brunswick"To the general satisfaction
intelligence has arrived that in consequence of the
ception Ex-Duke met with in England he has alb
Dictated the Government of the Duchy, and IL proba-
Bile that Duke William, who is universally beloved, will
be proclaimed Tomorrow"
We learn from Hanover that serious disturbance s have
broken out at LiDeburg and Cclle The people in
surrecton against the privileges OF the nobility and de-
mand that the King Of Hanover should reside in the
country, transfer his crown 10 the Duke of Cam
bridge.
The Augsburg Gazette gives the following, dated
Frankfort Sept. 30:-"Fresh disturbances have broken
out in the district Of Ysenburg At Meerboltz and
Wacherbach, the Count Of Ysenburgs country resi-
dences have been attacked by the and destroy
ed In the provinces Of Hsnau and Fuda all the Gus
tomhouses have been closed by orco and duty can
be collected. tits reported that the Prussan custom
houses at Ecksrsberg and lutzen have likewise been
attacked and set on fire; but this requires con-
frmaton"
Extract OF private letter from Amsterdam: -" A
project is openly entertained in this city Of converting