Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-01-13
ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.

VINE Dht LA len bNOiu A>oA~OA -
A London paper of Dee. 9Th (even
ing) has been received at Boston b.
The packet Lady Oglc from Halifax, an'
from FsImonth (Eng) Dec. 10th.
T,oNDoN, Dec. The express from
Paris this morning is Of great import
ancs, if we can put confidence IN th'
speech Of the Ereach Minister of War
as well as of the Minister OF ForeieO Af
fairs, who almost assures the French
nation that no war will take place on
the continent.
Consols which left eff yesterday al
sas4 rs have improved on tue above
important news 10 IS Id. AT bali past
IP. NJ they had declined 20 80 8 4,
Mp again to IS.
Tue Dutch commander Of the naval
force before Antwerp, gave permission,
Dec. 5, for all the merchant vessels In
tho Basin to put 10 sea
Ga the eth, a great sensation was cree
slsd (ia the House Of Lords by the az
rest Of person who had been lettering
about there. One of tho messengers
had told him that he could n,t be per
mitted there, upon which be drew a
pistol and snsp ed it at the messengers
head. A large new butchers knife was
found on bis perssn, and BIO was uadeI
examination before ~ Richard Birnie.
From bis cor duet he is Believed TO be a
maniac.
The members Of The various societies
of trades, manufactures, &c. in Len.
don, waited upon the King at St James
Palace. on the stb, with a loyal address.
Their procession uass an Imposing ap-
pearancs. The number Of persons is
stated at 5000 or 10000.
Goethe was dangerously i'll at Wei
mer On ths oath November.
A conference of the ambassadors Of
the great powers On the sfi'airs of Bel.
gium was held at London, Dec. O.
France. Austria, Russia, the Neither
iaEdh Prussia and England, wsre re-
prssaetea.
The counsel for the Ex-Minis,ers Of
Charles \ have requested Of the Paris
newspapers, suspension OF public
discussion Of their case until after the
trials completed.
In the Chamber of Deputies on The
9Th, during tbs debate on the PROPOSE.
tisD for leyyisg so zoe mon, "a Nader
de Nept An said that he was opposed to
the project, because, instead Of $4,000
ner he wished the number 10 be raise
to 10000.
"Tbe Ninister, said be, has given US
TO understand that war was possible; We
should be prepared for it, lie then
made len e digressisn on the late events
in which (as said) stupid tyranny
lone was cosquered France is united
we have nothing 10 dread from the re.
appearance on our soil Of that flag which
is! ne longer stainless, the Fepdes has
proved that she accepted tbs reconcilia-
ton offered to her by France, when,
in 1919, she joined her efforts TO those
OF our army on the Loire, to resist the
commoa enemy.--Hswever, as several
OF the European powers are aroing, let
us also rnn TO arms. The only reproach
4 bave to address to the Ministry, is OF
to have called for moro money and
men,.
Marshal Soult, Minister Of War, said
that tue proposed augmentation Of 49,,
900 men was not wanted. That the GO
vernmest bad every means TO put the
army in the most respectable and for
niaable state, and that it was persuade
no var teouid take place. Nevertheless
(csntinued the Minister we are pre- par.
Ing, and taking avery measure to insure
success. should war break out But
repeat, we do sot require any augmen
tation. The enthusiasm in the depart
meats is such, that that number will be
exceeded by the voluntary enlistmen,s
and there is scarcely single conscrip
that has not Joined his regiment will
the grextest alacrity.
M. Audry do Pueraveau made
speech Oh the necessity of placing I'd.
National Guards, the natural defender
OF liberty, Oh more gespsclable foot
lag, lie, however, approved Of the D. o
ject OF government We Garnet rel,
on the premises Of foreign powers. Eng
land is interested in the war loud dis
appreciation on all sides Of the Hshse.
M. Brig0de, after some observation
on the necessity of being prepared e
all events, votes for thu allowance.
Gen. kichsment read a long memoi,
which the fssblsness Of bis Voice pre
vented our heoripg. The members O
both extremities of the Chamber repair
edte the foot of the Tribune, and lis
tened to the orator with the greatest at