Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-04

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are at this moment sol Zoe Tho Three psr Cent, co
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bers Ar oeIoet NJ. Mon,sliv.t ro.s In ~. ch,mh.,
Of Deputies to propose resolutions respee tinr the Ma
I tonal Guard. Won will end a cow n nj. .,s.sh \,
| the ..rond .d,or of IN. M...,g,r. A.. rrSS.
which shall send YOU. General Sebastian, wa. az.
| nsc,.l a. s.u... ,.s;,h I.,..,a r. rsn %
/ Chamber sppesred 10 EXPECT war A. tha Ch,mhs,
Of Pee,s the Commi..on.rs prs.sn,. ,h.;, ,.no. =,
the Chamber lin secret Committee and retired ~ half
pa.t three Nothing has vet tran,n,red tn. Ena,
have recovered little az Won will a., nv vo,r i;.,.
hn, ,v;hon, ,nv p. NJ. ~ .S. ~. 80 " you' "s"'
The following /, an extract from rriv,,s ,,u., IA.
ted Nov. 90 half past four o'clock.
"No message from the Crown h a, been brou,h, down
the Chsmber by Ministers on the state Of the dipo
| n. ,tc ,a,ir. or dsm,nJ a.. :. -" 80. =, VIZ 'p
expenses of the prepara,ions for w,r a. Credible
nounced by yesie rday and this mornings p,psr, A,
the Bourss IL was reported that AZ Aft. ;n,.nt.d 30,
to oppose the occupation Of IN. D,chv of fnssmhonr
by the Prus.aus. The public voice wss sv,ic. IN .
adoption OF such a course of po,icv"
! From the Messenger des cha.s1es Of Yesterday
We have many conjec,ures to the probability Of
let us now see n we cannot find .s MANY In f,y,,
( Of peace.
The Russian armies have been recruited and provs
Toned, and put in notion The Pru.sians have done
''ne same; anu Austria, through sympathy with these
powers, mas followed their example, These were, no
condition.
Let us examine 10 what pc rieds these
were made, sud we shall find tina, the Duke Of Wei.
lingon was then con hi. legs" and the Frsncb Min
isry was exhibiting sign, Of weakn.,, ,nJ p,oh,hiy
inclined push Louis Philip into the ercle Of the no
ly alliance.
Since this period, the people Of France and ENGLAND
have sspoused that party which their ministers wished
to abandon, to the advantage of the political views Of
| Prince Msternieh.
Mole and Wellington have been obljeo cd to reesds
from public aiSairs.
Earl Grey, tho new English Premier has inst ds.
e'red in the face Of parliament that he is determined
10 use every exertion Tor the amelioraon Of ,Se in
terna state OF the country, and that ne has wish
use any interference for uteprpp,ing the other ma
tons the continent in the of their
afairs
England is, therefore, out Of tho question in case Of
awar which the North Of Europe might think fl 10
make agsinst tho of tho South and r.,
than capable Of supporting the IDEAS which ,bs
| Ia. adopted.
The Congress Of Brussels IN. last
communication which il wa. sib,e for this Holv AL
lance to transmit before the appo mept of Earl trev
to he head OF the English Ministry
This event will change the entire system Of pol cv
OF the North, and We here'o ct everv nom. nj
to have to record commu alton. of verv di6ersn,
ment Of this week.
Ii reported that Marshal Gerard is about 10 SET nh,
on tour Of the Northern frontiers to insect the for
re,se'; and tina, General Hsrrsps is charged with
similar military inspection along the southern frontiers
! G-hessdger des Chanbres
| RUSSIA.
Itis said that Russia, which seems most sensitive
upon the progress OF revolutionary through
out Europe, has addressed circular to all the Courts
soliciting them combine in order to exiting uisb This
dangerous spirit There is doubt but that its agents
actively intrTered with the deiber atons of the Beei
Congress, in the question of the xclu,ion Of The
House Of Orange.
The Governors Of Astrakan and Cassan have not az
yet recovered from the cholera morbus.
report spread at the exchange of Frankfort nm
the 18Th inst. that tho Emperor of Russia had been AT
lacked with aserous indsposi,ion and the stocks fell
| In consequence.
81. Petersburg, Nov. Is Tho reports upon the
state OF health In the provinces be coming sasae
tory and the pre autons taken IN nr..rya hi.
from the effects of the cholera %p.s"s will p'i he Po,
successful In the government of Novogorod there
have only been three deaths since the 2Is, Of Ocobe,
10 the OH OF Nov. and there at but oue
son sick in that place. The disease is also on The de
cline in several o:her cities.
NOV. 6-The Medical Council OF Moscow has ex-
ahmed the mode ct treatment for cholera morbns
posed 10 them by citizen Of Smolensko, named HE.
binkov. The following is the mode OF treatment re-
ierred o:-As soon as the patient feels the frs. symp.
tons OF the disease, spoonful Of magnesia must be
administered 70 MIN, the effect OF which is to change
inc Vomiung TO another evacuation. He is then pu,
70 bed and covered from his chest 10 his feet with
cio'n' upon which Is spread cataplasm made of hay.
seen' ana small pieces oil hay which have been picked
up IN managers, and on which boiling water has bee m
poured Inc application OF this caapIasm instantly
P'ouuces general and abundant Precipitation. After
mas Esn ITS course they change the patients linen
having dried the bsdy, and taken care not TO allow
tue external ayr to reach any portion OF the skin The
Of me ca'apasm OF is repeated
ve'A "mes ms treatment gives the sck person the
greatest comfort; the vomtngs and the other evacua
on' cease the patient falls into sound sleep; and thus
| escapes tue ia'ai results OF the malady.
| VT, bEL1lUM
arc INFORMED, tba' just as the estafe,te was leav-
,.s fe'r' an r.nVoy from belgium had arrived there
vailad th, h mau nov snen aosPred, but report pre-
SI ma nc was come 20 invite the son OF the King
o We r'Pncn 10 accept the Throne OF Belgium Thr