Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-19

OF iHt ttttfhi VINO ftCEtstu FteposH''h
on the part Of that Prince. TO march the
troops 10 Brussels, gave = formal aud indig
nsnt refusal and at the same time cooiemp'
uously declined TO participate in the 30 ooo00
ff. held on, 10 them Ms being deposited IN thu
citadel. The report that the Prince of sax
Cobourg Is likely 10 be called to iha Belgi,
throne, Is repeated.
Three Piussian corps, consisting of 10000
men, have already been assembled Ia the
khsnish Provinces, aud iwo moro are eIpec
ted.
Brussels. 2sh Mar eh.-order Is certainly
restored the hostile indications of the mob,
the chit before last, rendered the most active
display Of the public force necessary. Yes
terdny moraing The drums heat 10 arms from
sis TO ten o'clock the Civic Guard from all
quarters assembled firmly resolved To put an
end 10 th" discord, of which the city was tho
victim. A strong detachment succeeded IL
driving the people away from the house Of Mr..
Jones, ALREADY almost sacked. 4 detachmen,
of Chasseurs in like manner, drove the crowd,
without bloodshed, from the mandatory Of
Mr.. Previnsire. just out OF The Flanders gate.
Hoops aod cannon were placed in differ
ent stre'ts.-Ihe Regent, accompanied by
M. dHooghvoorst, rode amoog them, en-
eonraging these citizen soldiers TO do their
duty.
Letters from Holland speak OF gres, dis,r ess
the,e. letter from Bo,s 10 Due OF 10th Of
the month, states that tho working class - n
prey Ia the seserest prisailon, aud that dii-
uess IS so general as 10 mnke the Surveillance
absolutely inq1isitor,nl The ga,es are not
opened I'll 10 and are closed AZ L. 10 Am-
sterdam the hnance minister had announced
n dttcu ia the finances OF A millioDs Oh no
rim.
Pafis, March 80.
l...i IA A.. A l..x I...L
Sunday nighl, relates, Tim, IN the course ol
that daya mob had assembled before tue house
oil NJ. Maieo, Director oithe Bank, aud broth.
"a ln-aw OF Col. Borlemsns. Tho Civic Guard
who had proceeded ,hthsr 10 protect him,
we're partly disafmsd by thu popplace, and the
remaining party were Compelled " y'ald, alter
making vain resistance. The mob then
rushed into he house, which ,hey completely
devastated. throwing the furniture out Of the
window, and burning It In the public square.
The preiexi for this outrage was that M. Ma
thea had IN bs bands 2Oo,oUo forms belong
log 10 the Prince Of Orange, and that he had
htely reunited hun "A large hum. Tho MINI
lsier OF the Interior has published u Proola-
nation. declaring the resolution of the Gov
rAment 10 bring the guilty TO Immediate pun
shbi.ni, but tho exaspera,on Is Increased ny
ao Orangcii Proclamation received IRON
nhent. IL IL said that unsucces siul attempts
nave been made 10 induee the military eo"i-
mande's al Antwerp to JON the place OF Or
aDge.
POLAND
The dhtes IRON Warsew, are no later thu n
former advicus, viz. March 2lst bur they fur
hish few npre particulars of events ALREADY
known. The Be- In State Gazette OF March
10, coui siuS NJ news from Warsaw, but has two
bulletins OF the par isl operations Of the Rus
AImy Tn. nt IN hat
Il n sent by Gen Saken, the object OF which
VAS 10 re- siabiisb the communication with
L0ma, the road hnyiDg been inieBied by par.
tzan corps of Pors, had been successful In
| one affair, the Poles iosi 900 Killed or taken
prisoners. The second bulletin states that
General kfeuiz bad rcihken LUblin, "a TACT al
ready knowp) after sharp resistance. The
Poles were entreuchsd aud FABRICATED IN II
and lost from $40 ~ ZOO meu. Gen. DIVER.
n,okl VAS seemingly mosiog upon Zanosk, ant
| appeared 10 have abandoned the iaenilpn o
| carrying his force into Volhyoia.
| The following eIuaci IS from Warsaw Marcel
ri.
A few dnys ago, several military orders wer,
distributed at Warsaw, III the presence OF Gen
| rra G1egud and Czj zewski. to the regiments
| IN garrison. Ga thursday, TIVE 3D. squadron o.
The h regiment OF Humans, call d The Son,
| oil Warsaw left the eapital.-Ne learn iron
CiCelianow, tnat % he + h 800 Cossacks pen
| etraied into that place but were soon driyer
back by the cavalry OF AugusiowD. On III,
| l7th, n heavy CnunO ,ade was heard in the d.
rtcnon Of Ostrolenke, letter from fuia~,
| al the lUth inst says-- Oar town has been Sc
veral tunes The theatre oi devastation. On IN,
last attack the inhabitants called Tor assisianc,
on tue banks Of the vstnla. Although thei
! cries were heard by the brigade stationed OF
/ M aida DI the TiuPT md p al HzuT
kewski the latter could not a1o'd them SssIs
iaoce ms Iho Ice was longer passnble. The in
habIa ants Of The Pnlaiinale Of Pol achia, where
The war ragged with parseular fury,give II gloc
my description of The condition ofthat country
Inc villages aie mostly DIES, Dyed, and the
people ruined. The peasants, ~ despair, are
quitting then, sbodes. aud waude,iDg IN
tue woods, where, forced by hunger, tbey
/ attack small defachmenti " soldiers aut
punder them. For some time past, the sitting
OF The Die, have been interrupted. Tho Nun
co.'s slooe meet privately Tor discussion, and /
| Is asserted that the Committees will soon draw
up n law Tor comforting the right Of holding
landed property upon the peasants,
SPAIN.
A letter Of the 25h March, from Bayounc
says:
= A report prevails hat the Spanish Con,ii-
tu,ioualists, who had escaped the Koyaisls
have taken possession of Mni1ga."
A letter from Madrid OF The 221 insi. states
that numerous arrests have ibken place 10 thai
capital. which have afforded proofs oil an ex
tenSive conspiracy, III various par,s OF Spain -
O,dsrs had been iSsurd for o,ganlzlng militia
ny commissions Ia The provinces.
IIALY.
Ths Augsburg Gazette CT ntsins the following
extract of n letter from Legborn, March l6
!" No pos, has arrived to-day from Rome
The coIrier with the mail from Tuscany, II il
stated, has atso returned, and forwarded ih,
mail by water to Civna Vsccbia. According
to soDr, tue cause of tue obstacle is the fail o
CiyHa Cssieilsna-oihers assert that it i. owing
to apprehe as,oas on account OF banditti. Re
port also speaks Of disturbances al Rome, but
nothing positive is kuown ON the subjecl. II is
moIe ,nan probable, as Is asserted. that the ita.
lisn refugees collected III Corsica have effected a