Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-01

this! We have oficiOl intelligence that this dec-
sion was come 20, iw,thsandng before It's decision
diplomatic communication made to the Con-
greSs the part OF Russia, which stated. that III
cas-" the Hnuse of Nassau should 'bc excluded from
the throne cf Belgium the peace of Europe would
be disturbed. When this communication made,
were the brave BelganS intlmlda'ed and dscopcer-
tc6s Oh no, On the contrary they proceeded nj
once to The Order Of The Duy--paid attention to
the diplomatic communication, which intended
10 inti,nida,e thcm--and finally resolved that the
House of Nassau for excluded from the
thSone ! -,
From Holland we have intelligence which is
too confrmatory of fears Of war Prussian
troops entering Holland Maes,richt is rrul-
forced bv Dutch soldiers Vcnloo is said to be re-
taken; Antwerp is not to he abandoned the ARMS
tice is in fact broken, and King William remains OBJ
stnatc aud decided. Luxembourg IS to be occupied
| hy army of the Gern,auc confederation and the
King of Holland treats tha Belgian revolution as an
iusurrcction and the Bnlgians as rebels lie is en-
couragcd in This view by Russia, Prussia Austria
and Spain who have all common interests to pro,ec,
and common views to guide them
From Austria have Intelligence of the levy
of $4,000 nen in Huugarv-of the dissatisfaction
| of the Court of Vienna with the present arder of
things in Frauce-of the occupation of the South of
Europe by 10000 Austrian troops-and of the
luton of the Emperor and Prince Metternich not to
recognize the Belgian revolution.
'Of Nases, Sardinia and Spain will say no
thIng They will follow their leaders! If then we
are to have war, 1t will be about the question Of
Belgium France will not allow Belgium to be
attacked, and Prussia vill the interference
of France. Russia will not admit the exclusion of
the Nassaus. and the Belgians have rejected them.
| WHAT then do IF ear? That was is, alas inovita
| bic Try TO avert if assist in preventing 1t But
IT it must come then let Great Britain and France
act together, and the contest against them. in the
final result will be udicrous that of Don Qu,x-
otte and the wiudnli!ls | am, sir your obodent
servant. 80 p @"
Extraordinary Lery Of 7'roops-Tu addition to the
a.,
who march the LIST and the 18th Dec the
government has Determined upon making extraor-
binary levy of $4,000. The Consent of the Chambers
will be applied for early day and rdi.
nary credit asked for, meet the expenses rendered
necessary BY the levy These facts have been made
known by the Ministers themselves
Chamber IF DsputieS.-l was expected that some
communication would be made to the Chamber by
Minister'S but the Charnber adjourned after having
discussed matters Of mere local interest. 1t said
in the House, that the ministers had left early IN
der to avoid replying to questions ii had been propo
sed to put to them.
| Chamber Of ieers-Y'rial of The Ex-Rlinistors-
The report of the commission presented and re adj
in sitting, but the only thing that has ranspi
red is, that It agrees with the of accusation with
regard to the nature of the crime imputed TO the ex-
ministers, and recommends the House to proceed ac-
cordingy.
PARIS, Nov. 1919 o'clock
This will be day Of real business here. The re-
port of the Commission appointed to examine into and
conduct tie process against the ministers of Charles
" will be laid before the Chamber of Peers aud it is
expected that a communication will be made voluna
riy by, eXOre ed from, the ministers of the King
Il Chamber of Deputies. declaratory of the situation
Of France with respect to foreir powers-in word
whether not is probable.
The Paris National 'fA letter from the inter
or of Russia, dated Nov. TO- confirms what has bee
already announced respecting the march Of the Rus
sian army towards the frontiers. The in viii
this letter is expressed, leaves no doubt that the
movement is the consequence of preconcerted plan
between the Cabinets of ST Pe'ersburgh and Berlin
/ Extract from, The Paris Times If Noe. 90
'sEvery subject vaaishes efore the question oil
peace war; even the trial Of the minister's OF
which report is to be made to-day the Chamber
of Peers, is forgotten. Ihe presentation in short
time of the laws upon the election, upon the National
| Guard, on the municipalities, and the budget of
1884, is expected with patience unknown a fortnigb,
ago, IN this Indifference with regard to matt of
serious Importance, there exists serious warning,
which is, that the question is transported OF
| France.
We have achieved our revolutions Europe hid en-
gagged to respect it, and occupied IN organ
iZing new institutions, when of sudden events
occurred, at few leagues from frontiers which
solicit attention. in erteence. and perlap- the
efforts of orr It in vain that III 3 ,gno
uttered the language of wisdom and experience; his
lessons we're useless. He threw light upon the mat
ter, but F-rre had been communicated to it, Wba'
tls occSr'd for the last two days has spread auX
ely IN winch we do not yet particnetr but Yh ~
the iI0Vernnneo alone nut an end 10 iv on unrc.
served explanation of its views and of s homes 20
French minds uncertainty is the only real evil We
have no doubt that the opportunity of eXpla iuno
WI oe "ueFed 10 ministers without delay The
Chambers. 1t IS necessary to be active in word
we'll as in Decd preparations war can alone secure
the maintenance of peace. a'he week witch o now
commencing must put end to all uncertainty upon
the principal questions both of nreign and domestic
policy. Our Government do all that it has the
will to do. but it mat be known what it's intentions
are Let the Government speak, and France viii
answer and BIrope will reflect
MORE IMPORTANT STILL.
The Morning Herald Of Dec. LIST, state+. edtOri-
alv, and without qualification, that THE Emperor
of Russia has already published sort of manifesto
in which he states that besides forcing upon the free
people belgium dynasty which thoy detest. he is
also concerned for the honor and authority Of the
French government and would il FROM measure,
which the imPefuosiiy of the French people mgnt
ob!ire't to adopt "
I'VE stated yesterday the formation of camps upon
the Rhine. and at the foot of the Pyrenecs; ii is
now added that orders have been given provisions
tho forresses throughout France, for all Governors to
repair to their commands and all officers perempto-
ry to Join their standards; and if interpret right.
" paragraph in Que ofihc papers, for The fortified
ton of the heights Of Paris, 10 make that
Capital citadel for Liberty in tho last extremi-
IT,"
The Postscript to the Herald, contains letter
from Paris Of the goth Nov. written at different