Litchfield enquirer., 1831-01-06

Peninsula, excluding from Il French and Eng
lish trade. Such system as this would be
"a hostile 10 the two nations as the COntiD-
entail blockade of Napoleon. We anticipate
then, bv the natural course Of things, an in
innate alliance between France and Great
Britain. 1t does not in the least appear to US
impossible that commercial treaties might be
made between the two countries, and fayOra-
BILE to both. When once France shall have
renowned the too violent democraticat tend
ency of her first revolution, and shall haze
abandoned all idea Of the unlimited and mad
conquest of her imperial eagles, then the
course Of events would point out an alliance
between us two as the most natural and the
most polltic proceeding. We have heard with
great satisfaction, that Shis is the probable
state of the relations between our Govern
ments. Lord Grey's open and noble decIar-
alton must lead to this, and heard that NJ.
de Talleyrand's reports to his Court are 81
the same bearing. We attribute to this the
good state of our Finds ever since the news
from Belgium. In the mean time our Gov
eminent is displaying the most laudable activ-
ity. to be in complete readiness of any move
msnt from the Cossack quarter. Marshal
Soult labors day and night.
We expect in January, 1881, Independent
w Of the great force of National Guards,
every where armed and equipped, to have
regular army Of 100000 men on our frontiers
But it is impossible to foresee what numbers
an appeal from the Crown would muster in
an instant. Our internal state is pretty quiet
now. The trial Of Ministers is almost for
gotten in preparation for national Defence
Some disorders have taken place in the EcOle
de Droit. A professor Of Carlist celebrity,
was Kissed by the students. One Of our
Ministers, M. de Merilhou, himself spoke to
the audience, and order was restored. Our
King continues to be extremely popular.
foresaw clearly that our priests would COM
pel the Government to some severe measures.
M. de Ia Mennia's Journal, L'Avenir, has
been seized for most violent appeal to Cath
ole fanaticism, under the pretext Of perse.
cution from the Grown. There is not amongst
the counsellors Of his Majesty. nor among
the public at large, the most distant idea APP
preaching to persecution. But the fact is,
that when the Romish priests are not allow
ed to command alone, they cry out that they
are prosecuted. But all this will not do in
France. Indifference is the religion Of the
land. One of our wits say Of the Catholic
Journal (L'Avenir,) The future. that fu-
tnre is already passed.
From the Messenger dcs Chambres, Nov. %.
A fact has come TO our knowledge, which
shows that the same activity reigns in the de-
partrnent Of the Minister of the Interior as in
that Of War. The Project of La Vendee NJ.
de st. Hermise, who 10 also member of the
Chamber Of Deputies, arrived in Paris the
day before yesterday, to take the oath re-
qnisite for the latter Office. He has received
orders to return to his post Immediately after
having complied with the above formality,
and he will set out on Monday, IN consequences
- ;r.+.,,ct;oo he-~f1nS from Count MOnta.
Hvet.
The greatest activity is observable in the
department Of the Minister Of War. 1t is
said that Marshal Soult 10 at his Office as ear
ly as a o'clock every morning; and, in con-
sequence Of this increased activity, has al
ready produced great change in every
thing relating to this branch of tho admins
tration.
from the Gazette de France Of Nov. 1851
ST. Petersburgh, Noe. Owe have re-
ceived the following letter from the frontiers
Of Russia, dated the 9th inst:
Marshal Count Diebitsch is expected
here to superintend a review of the troops
and to regulate their destination in the interi-
or. He will then return to Be, lin, where he
has been appointed to an extraordinary mis-
sion. The number Of troops to be collected
upon the frontiers win amount to 100000
with 500 pieces Of cannon. There will be
seven divisions Of the army including the
Polouase. The organization OF 80 large
force is circumstance of a serious descrip-
ton. The entire Of Russian army is in
motion ia the interior, and occupies the can
comments and garrison which havs been evac-
waited by the troops sent to the frontiers
IL this army should enter into campaign,
It will be commanded by Count Dicbitsch.
London, Noe. a6.-We can state upon un-
doubted authority, that both the late ministers
and their successors have united in directing
the magistrates III the disturbed counties to
enter into NO compromise with any persons
while In a state of commoti0n, but to resist
oil force with force, if necessary and that
one or more special commissions will be forth
with issued to try such Of the rioters as may
have been apprehended.
London, Nov. 26.-The election for Liver.
pool in place Of Mr.. Huskisson. commenced
on Tuesday, and is carried on with great en-
ergy by the partizans Of the two candidates,
Messrs. Dennison and Ewart. Both parties
seem confident Of success. THE latest ac-
counts gave Dennis0n l,7O0, and Ewart
l,68s.l [Ewart is elected by 90 mail
The Belgian Congress have passed a reso-
luton (l61 to 78) declaring all the members
Of the family Of Orange Nassau forever ex-
cluded from all power in Belgium.