Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-12
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New YoRK, Aug. S.-The ship Edward Quesaei
Capt. Perez, arrived below, 'hi'.morniag. from Lii
verpo'i, where's she ga led he lst OF July but has
brought papers later than the 2Sh JUGS, and only
one hle OF hat date, which has been received at the
Office OF the Daily Advertiser, from their eorsspon-
dent. From slip whish they have issued this fore
noon, copy the following:
From the London Morn. Herald of 27th.
We received last pil hit 'he Bsigum pspers OF S,iur-
day, and some presiding days Th.y arc sntsrsIy ia
ken up with sPsculaons upon Prince Lsopold's fual
intentions as 10 tbs acceptance Of the throne Of Bgi
um. Ii wac believed in Brussels that His Royal High
had al last given in hs adhesion tbs offer coute
qui cOute with the perfect appreciation OF Engand and
France, but under protest rom the others members OF
tho conference at London. Tho Schsn shus inIrodu-
sed reported 10 have led 10 the dssou lion Of Tie
Conference itself to the dismissal OF Lard Palmer
the Holy AllIanc, Minister of England, from 'h. pos
of Secretary at War; The Belgian Dspalss, with the
Pfince's tdtimdtni fully expected at BfusJels
on Thursday or Friday last.
We have TO know that these gentlemen did
not, in fact tlve London TIL late last night. l, is
ain however, that they the bearers Of the Prnce
haa determination upon the point in issue. But rhs
tber his Royal chinese has enabled these messengers
TO proclaim Independence and peace 10 their country
or 9egsa !hss 10 inH9snr oeEed up o. csu1.e
yet amongst the mysteries OF dnlomsey The suhi.s
appears to have been most anxiousy canvas'ed in Lon
don during the last three days, for upon Friday Oh.
Commissioners and Lord Psmsrston wers engaged
with Prince Lsopcli for four hours. On Saturday th
conferences Of The Foreign Ministers upon the subssF
did rot ;e' IN nae till mjDgh; after which they went
u body to the Pinee ard remained two hours with
him An1her meeting TO k place yesterday, and late
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alter wh en- bey set ont Immediately for Brussels We
SHAH very soon learn The result.
The following are extracts from Brussels paper-
| BRUSSELS, June 23.-We are assured tha the Snan
shiGen Qarogs, arrived yesterday at Brussels to offer
hl' fefvees gratuously TO the of the Bcgians
Another extraordinary Courier arrived from London
at o'clock yesterday afternoon; the despAtches which
he brought, announced the reiremeut OF Lord Palmer
son from he Department OF Foreign Affairs, the ap
prolsbing dissolution Of the Conferences, and ihe reso
luton taken ty Prince Leopold 10 accept the IN one
Belgium. even with the prospect 10 sustain al the hra
OF the BE gie army, war with Holland. in order e
nelly to re ulao our eonstulicna limits Those state
mehts were transmitted 10 Government not as The
result Of official documents, but only of simple po!ii-
cal resouions already taken by Prince Leopold in
concert with Euglaud aud France.
These resolutions may be realized in formal acts be
Tore the return Of our Depus, who wi arriv at Brus
sells on Sunday, and communication this subisct
may be made to the Congress NJ nday.
! Gus Deputies u dine fer The last Tina with
Pflnes Iaisytand 'o-iay, June 90 Courier.
The despat'hes brought yesterday from LorGon 10
the Government confirmed moro and mere the hone Of
tpeody and oahiaetory solution Of tho B,lsc ques
ton. P,inee Leopold, whore dispositions have never
varied thought be should he sbls 20 give his am
sWer or Wednesday, tie 22l or Thursday, the 23i al
the latest. According TO all sppearancss the Dspuia
ten will get out Tor Brussels Thursday evening or
Friday morning.. lie .Moniter Beige.
RUSSIA POLAND.
| WARSAW, June H.
The State Gazst' say' that Gen. Romano has re :
ceiyed the command Of the corps of General Dziekow
ski on the other hSnj, il s raid that Gen. Kceuiz is
gore 10 Bzssc, hui he 10 advancing through Pod cha
| 10 jim ihe main Russian army.
The Courier dc la Sambre contains The foowing:-
" The treason Of tbs M nis'ry must be evident from
The facts which | have communicated 10 YOU. The
following is in addition ihs ior6eai,ns which had
been commenced at Waterloo, with The view OF mak-
ing u formidable roini Of defence, suspend
on Saturday. Do Sunday raw The Colonel who he'd
tbs direction Of the works, and he IL quite enrsged at
being obliged 10 abandon HEM"
The affairs Of Poland continue arospe roua but hs
great crisis OF its fate 10 fast approaching. Tbs msin
army under SNzyneeki, which has been sioeo the
oae Of O'Wolenka at Praga, has noW, refreshed and
recruited by its stay left S rspose, and upon the 18th
Instant again taken the field 10 act upon the Offensive
against the Russians. This is Psrhaps, the last time
that these brave palrlss will have OCCASION 10 tept
the fortunes Of their country by seeking battle az IL
Is said 10 be their deermn alton never 10 return TO This
place OF shelter but as ycitr', or to bury themselves
uoder its ruins.
The Rufsian army is ssd 10 be as destitute and dspr
tied as the Poles confident and well provided with
TO neeetsaies oil campaign " il said that the
Russians have already made overtures for ar
medallion which have been sjseisd with scorn. JJpou
The state Of the warfarS in the South Warsaw Jour
nal sayG We learn from good authority, that General
ChtzaDowfki has just aimed great advantage over
RudigsT, two miles from IsnOss the details are rot
yet known. The ehslefa IL unhsppily making ersat
TaVaEss in G4lisa, aud 10 Ssd TO have broken out al
Hamburg. We must be prepared for decisive eysntE
wnbn short Tins IN the nsighboIhood Of Warsaw
We understand that Don Pedro, who is going 10 re-.
side in this country, hes about $1,000 year, which
no has brought with hin: he has left behind him a
large property in The funds al Rio with 1000 slaves
II is also stated that he has written letter 10 bis
Mojesy, thankiog him tor the kind attention that hi,
daughter experienced, and that he 10 q u determined
70 socrifee every thing 10 put bio daue hter on The
throne Of Portugal.
We sorty state, fhft fypus fever slI prevails
to au alarming extent 10 Ibis city and tuburbs pare.
ulaily 10 the confined lanes and closer, Which, from
the situation, impsiY circulation Of free air
[Giasg0W Chronicle.
The Deputies from Belgium had an interview wi,b
Eafl Grey yesterday morning at tbs Trea -ufy.
Pflnso Leopold 0lso yi'ited + 81 Grey yesterday
morning