Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-08


eour:e rendering their stay completely unnecessary,
We soali consider their remaining after this notice, or
entering Into the Burgher Guard. participation In
@c ssoelIlon oil tho towns people aud Inhabitants
Tho Aeademca Senate Of our University Of George
augustus will intimate to all students the contents
me present proclamation, aud will that Il is carried
..ADoLPHUs FREDERIC. Governor General:
ond inc Psivy Councillors of ,hs Anslo Hanovsran
"Hanovsr, Jan. Ia"
The Pfussau State Gazsue Of the 17ih January,
contain, extracts from the Warsaw papers Of tho IAN
Among them 10 long report of officer denoun cling
conspiracy Of the sipFes to overthrow the Govern
ment, AMI account Of the arrest Of of the per-
sons said 10 have bsen engaged in III but the whole
anAr SCENE to have been OF very little Importance
Active preparations were making for the opening Of
IN. Diet. The war expenditure is calculated a, 100,
O00,0 900 Of 1orins.
Accounts have been received from tho Russian CAPT.
tai to the Oh OF January, which communica ate the
news OF the breaking out the cholera morbus ia that
saty Ten temporary hospitals had been est iblished
with $50 bed,; but stated that 7S0 cases of cho.
iera had existed. The Board Of Commerce had taken
disease by cootagon, through the means Of
dize The advices from Moscow the Cd January.
on tho 3t't December, there were IL new cases Of
enoiera and on the LIST Of January 81 persons III
OF whom A were expected to recover. Sincs the
commencement OF tn. disease, 6S05 persons had been
ai.cked, and the deaths had been 1888.
The commercial letters received from Rotte I'd am
state that though the King has consented the break
Ing up OF the blockade Of the Schedt he has done so
with very bad grace. and that he is about to publish
protest against the right OF the Five Powers to inter-
fore 1t Is added that His Majesty has voluntarily re.
duced tho amount Of his salary from, 900 year
TO ESQ 600. Accounts, however, have been received
Lloyd stating that the Scheldt was not open on the
2lN OF January.
The Emperor of Russia, we understand, has probi-
oited the expectation Of grain from Russia Poland,
and Lhuanis, but not, has been stated, from the
Russian domnions in general. The prohibition how
ever, limited as IL Is, will much affect the corn trade
SIT comprises thoss countries in which grain 10 prin-
eiPaIy produced, SO far Russia 10 concerned. This
netng the case the ports from Dan,zic Lebau and
pau ports That are usually supplied with grain from
roland AMI Lithuauia will be sarly
mnited We need scarcely add, that this measure OF
the Emperor of Russia will probably cause ,ise in
our Corn Market Indeed, prices have again advance
BaussELs. January 2oth.-Count Milan, Colonel
and Chambsrain Of the Duke of L.uchtenburg, who
arrived here on Monday from Munich, set out this
morning at o'clock for Paris, 1t seem. that the King
Of Holland has agreed to the armisce agreed upon
January that the Emperor Of Russia has fallen out
with Grand Diks Cons anne, his brother. The lat
tor Is said to be much in favor Of the Poles.
THE HAGUE, Jan. 81.
Second Chamber Of the States General-sitting Of the
goth January.
Alter some preliminary proce edings, his Excellency
Che Minister for Foreign Aff,irs said-
The King commanded me communicate TO YOUR
High Mighinesses the history OF the conferences of
affiirs OF Belgium.
Sixteen years ago, when the kingdom of the Ne.
snsrisnds was lormed II was hoped that the union OF
Belgium aud Holland would be a source of happipes.
aud prosperity to both countries aud thoug was
avery marked difference ia the manners and religion
., ,ne Two people. happy result might have b,en
ucipated from the union
For thirteen years the hope tn at had been conceived
was notsdisapponted The constitutional institutions
were were asy more developed and extended; the two
ons ha'ernzed more and more; tbs prosperity of the
Two countries was increasing; the nj did not
exPeriehce, during that period, any other resistance
meus
ID ring the Last two years and hall, however. the
Opposition became stronger. Posorty and history will
Va to decide on the which IL employed TO at
tain Ito obsct, aud that faction which, Chewing the
nation, has brought down upon IL so many calamities
The troubles which have broke out in other kin gdoms
will also have their influence when the time shall
{, decide whether what has passed in Belgium is be
ascribsd to faults compit,ed by the government, to
agitation which manests itself in society in gene.
raj Add the preference given by The leaders Of the
faction TO civil separation OF the two par.
ties OF the kingdom legally proposed in the StstesG
neral will mark the place which these events sht to
hold in history
When his Majesty tina, neither mildne. nor force
had succeeded Ia restoring order among bis revoed sub
jscts he thought it hi, duty apply to his allies to
tain that object. His Excellency here entered into
all the details Of the relations with the Congress
London, aud the protocol of the Penpoentiaes OF the
hve great Powers OF December 20, and his M al syss
protest against that Protocol.
The King of the Netherlands has learned with pro-
found afiiciion the determination taken with regard to
Belgium by the Plenipoten'iares of Austria, France,
Great BritaiD, Russia and Prussia. assembled in Con.
gress at London on thu 25th OF December, $780, and
expressed in the protocol Of that day communicated to
HE Ambassador.
AS King, whose duty il is to watch over the well
lare oil portion OF the European population, his Ma
lesty has been much affected at remarkiag that events
in Europe had appeared serious, that it had been
judged necessary, the only remedy to sanction the
results OF revolt which not caused by any egt
mate motive and thus TO endanger the stability Of all
hronesthe social order of all states-the happiness
tranquility and prosperity of all nations.
Independently of the union between the several
Members of the European system, his Majesty, So
veregn Of the kingdom of the Netherlands finds in ii
a violation of his rights.
II the treaty OF Paris of 1914, placed Belgium at the
disposal OF the Allies the latter from the tina
they had determined the fate Of the Begic PROVINCES
renounced according to the law of nations the power
OF destroying their work; and they long
or competent 10 dissolve the bond of union between Ho
land and Belgium under the sovereignty Of the House
oil Orange Nassau The increase of territory assigned
60 the United Provinces of the Netherlands, was, be-
sides, acquired by the sacrifice of several of their CO.
iones. by the expense required to fory several places
IN the Southern Provinces Of the kingdom and other
pecunsry charges. The Congress- ii Is true, met at
London at the desire of the king but this circumstance
did not give the right TO give its protocols
opposed to the object for which lis assistance had been
required aud. instead OF cooperating in the establish
ment Of order in the Netherlands make them tend to
the dsmem berment Of the kingdo His Majesty how
yer, though surrounded by devoted and loyal people,
who display in defence OF the empire OF the law.
tbs same energy which is elsewhere excited by popu
lar fua,cisn il abIs alone 10 coDjure The political
storms which may threaten Europe. He will avail
them with compo With respect to b lgiup, the
King sets too high value the patriotism Of the