Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1831-09-23
FOREKGS NEWS.
From the New York Evening Post Of septaie
TWO, DAYS LATER NEWS FROM
EUROPE

elusive, and London ta&he 9Th, also inclusive,I
have been received. BY these we are turnish-I
ed with European intelligence Of two days la
ter than that brought by the Samson on the 5th
inst. the dates by which were, London to the h
adj and Liverpool to the 4th ultimo, both inclu-l
sive.-The additional news brought by thel;
Boston arrival is of considerable Importance. /
The two chief features of the intelligencel
are, that change of Ministry had taken place.
in France and that Holland'had recommended
hostilities against Belgium.
The question which led to change Of the
French ministry was the election Of the presi-l
dent by the chamber Of deputies, WHICH though
il resulted in a majority, yet the majority was
so small five only) that M Casimir PerrierI
finding himself too feebly supported to hope to-
succeed in his measures, immediately rendered
his resignation.
The news Of the fall of the French ministry
had, as will be seen by one of our extracts, an
effect to cause the sudden decline of the funds.
Concerning the re-commencement of HOSTILE
ties between Holland and Belgium, we copy a.
number of interesting paragraphs. Thursday.
the 4th of August, was the day appointed for
the expiration of the armistice. 1t is said in,
some of the London papers, that, in taking this
stem Holland looks to receive aid from Prussia.
The Princk Of Orange, in the meanwhile, had
set out for Breda to take command OF the army,I
and reports were circulated that hostlllties had
already commenced near Client In London
the news from Holland had led to many pre-
dications of a general war in Europe. IL was
said that a steamboat had been sent out with
dispatches for Admiral Codrington, to pro-
coed with his squadron to the Schedlt, Large
contracts for provisions had been advertised
for by the government The Austrians, French
and Russian Ambassadors, the Prussian min
lister and Envoy Extraordinary, had had long
conferences with Viscount Palmerstone. at the
Office of the secretary of state for foreign af-
fairs. The Morning Herald gives paragraph,
intended to show that France is actively,
though silently, preparing for war. Notwitt-
standing; SAYS that paper, the statements that
lately appeared, of the large quantity of gum
powder which the French government has in
its possession, ready for immediate service, 9
commercial letter, received yesterday from
Bordeaux, states that large purchases OF salt
petre have been made on account of govern.
ment, and in some instances even in anticipa-
ton of the arrival OF cargoes.
We find no confirmation in the news before
us Of the rumoured splenid victory of the
Poles. The Prussian State Gazette contains
an article under date of Frontiers of Poland,
July oath, in which it is stated that the grand
canon, had passed the Vistula at Niczawa
and that OH the 10Th the Grand Duke Michael,
at the head of the Imperial Guard had crossed.
On the 2tst TIE Deum was sung in the camp,
with the firing of canon, to celebrate the event.
The Russian advanced guard under the com.
mand of Prince Schackoffshoi, and General
Witt, had met with no other obstacle in theil
march, and was near Warsaw. In Warsaw
official notice had been given by the governor
of the near app zach Of the enemy, and every
inhabitant capable of bearing arms had beer
enrolled. The brave Poles entertained no fears
for the safety of the city, but on the contrary
the greatest enthusiasm was said to prevail
A report from Lithuania mentioned that
General Dcmbiski had been made prisoner to.
gcther with all the men under his command.
The Gazette de France mentions that g.
private letter from Algiers, arrived by way Of
Toulon, announces that the frigate Arthemise
with the Prince de Ioinvlle on board, had
presented herself before Algiers, but it wa.
not thought proper that they young prince SHOULD
disembark, the town being closely invested b,
the Arabs" 1t is added, that /" Genera
,Berthezene was about 10 order a sortie to b
made, to disengage the town at several points,
The English House of Commons was still
busy with the reform bill. Schedules A,
and c, had received the sanction of the com
nlittee by majority in successive votes com
posed, with few exceptions, Of the minister.
strength of the house. Schedule d, containin
the names and places to which it was propose
to give one number each, was taken up on til
night Of the fourth. and some progress w;
made in it.
The Paris Constitutional states that Il
queen of Holland left Berlin July 25th, on h,
return to the Hague, taking with her, it W;
said, treaty of alliance, offensive and defer
sive, between Prussia and Holland
A woman in Devonshire, Eng. lately ca
RCD her boy to be christened. telling Il