Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-24

the Governor Issued summons TO them, TO obey, or To
expect more severe measures. The citizens, joined by
their wives, feeling the injustice OF the proceeding,
resolved rather bear the that could happen and
aflay attended with boodshed took place, in which 20
Russians, and not nconsderabe number citizens,
killed. No doubt arrests will take place But, meantime,
tire removal of the children has been deferred report
to Prince Paskewisch 1t is hoped that the Russians
will abandon this terrible is said that great
sapprabaton OF the proceeding has been manifested by
the people Of Russia itself. From time to tne emf
grants from the neighborng provinces kingdom Of
Poland arrive but they Immediately delivered up,
without distinction, to the Russian authorities.
Accounts from Stutgard that the Bavarian CIRCLE
within which the great reform meeting was lately held, is
to be put under martial law and other accounts repeat tho
statements already given that Pusan troops proceed
ing by forced marches towards the Rhine. The three
great despotc sovereigns, WILL no doubt make every ex
erion TO crush the rising spirit of liberty in Germany
but whether their attempts will be crowned with success
| is another question The people of Bavaria, who have
had foretase OF constitutional liberty will not readily
submit to the dication of Austria and Prussia who shared
with Russia in the partition of Poland and who in the late
struggle willing abetors of the Russian
All the Prussian Provinces with the smaller the
Rhine, from their proximity 10 France, will be still
eager now than the Bavarans TO obtain of those
stuona rights which they see bestowed on the people
the other bank of the river The Hanoverians living
under sovereign who has done for reform than any
sovereign since the time Of Alfred, hardly be
expected 10 submit TO, rest satisfied with their
present condition. much less to submit the tyranni-
cal edics of the continental soveregns and the
in the East, encourage the German States in asserting
their independence and constitutional rights III attempts
made to put down the spirit of freedom by brute force
we anticipate general commotion in Germany much
inferior TO that excited in 1918 and 1914 against the
tyranny OF Buonaparte. Foreign troops by superiority
numbers may Tor time, check the spirit of liberty
the French i'm the reign of Louis Xviii did in SPAIN
but there hardly an instance in which native troops
induced persevere in opposing the general wish of their
f countrymcn. An attempt however, will be made to
shacke the press; To put down all meetings in favor of
liberal principles, and establish despoic rule unknown
. m he hich ouch
emps may give rise gloomy for contemplation
though not without hope that the rules Of those
warrington time from the example of other countries
recolec that by consenting to moderate REFORM they
e may prevent a revolution
d PORTUGAL.
LONDON, July Sit is reported in the city that Don
Pedros squadron finally sailed from Tercera the 18th
ut, having met with bad weather and contrary winds at
ter their departure from St Micbaers the Ilh. In
tracing this report we find originates in letter Of
officer OF the British navy written orhe Western Islands
# LATER FROM EUROPE
10 BALTIMORE, Aug. 20-The fast-sailing brig Serene
Bailey at this port Saturday evening, LETT Flushing on
the l4h and Lands End the 10Th ut We are inebt
cd to the attention of Captain b. for an Antwerp paper nj
the 18th July, from which we translate the following
Berlin dates of the Both June that the Emperor
Is Russia will come as far as Dobbereau Three regiments
OF the Rhine had recently been put warlike footing
and the iurloughs had been recaledThe Prussan light
troops, chasseurs and carabner, be doubled in
stated that camp for 10000 Russian troops forming
near Mlwa, and that second camp had out to
The London are TO the 7th JULY On the 9Th tho
conference with respect to the Belgian Affairs resum-
ed General Goblet the part OF King Leopold
nave given, In an interview with Lord Palmerson very
decisive message The Belgian King declares that case
uniavoabe the last proposition should be re-
IF ceved from the King OF Holland that he part
IS consent to any further concessions notifications He
had accepted all the propositions OF the Conference
cred TO the King of Holland the next protocol should be
the last Having consented, he had right TO demand oC
the conference either themselves to enforce or to ner,T
of
had pronounced final He says that by the DELAYS of the
conference the Begans compelled keep on foot an
n army which costs them five the interest of the debt
n which they are held TO pay by the treaty
rs similar tone held by King Leopold according To-
Antwerp accounts of the 9th i'm answer TO Courier from
The French Cabinet The message of the Courier was to
demand OF the Belgian Government umatum in reply
TO the new propositions of King William. Leopold an
swered that he neither had heard knew any new
positions of King William and that his ultinat,t was
, the evacuation OF the territory by 10Th July or com
mence the 2Ist.
The French dates also to the 9th July From the
passage in letter from NJ HYDE de NeuvIle ya ncar
that he has been liberated.
great number of young men were seen in the streets
J. oil Paris wearing the tri coIOred cockade.
skirnlsh took place between the officers of the Police
ana me 81 Slnonians, the occasion of expelne the
atterrom their establishment. Two officers ere wound
CD out inc philosophers took to lightin the end.fmeT
tFrOmthe New York Mercantile Advertiser, Aug. so.I
!, LATEST FROM EUROPE
. The packet ship Hudson, Captain Morgan, arrived yes
erday afternoon from London The ship left Portsmouth
on lhe ION UT and Capt NJ has avoured the editors of
The Mercantile Advertiser with London papers to the
evening OF the lh eight days later than before received
- LONDON, July l3.-Ihere is very little political news
oil interest IN the Paris papers OF Wednesday which arrive
this morning. We sub join few extracts The cholera
appears to he on the increase in Paris Tuesday the
: deaths amounted TO H.
We have received accounts from Brussels of private
and authentic nature, by which learn the King of
Belgium has positively declined all overures for a ne
negotiation with Holland any other basis than the eva
cuaiion OF that portion of the Begc territory occupied bv
the Dutch on or before the Goth instant He insists on the
evacuaon OF Antwerp and other parts of the Belgian ter
" nory being necessary preliminary to any concessions
PARIS, July 12.-"The Grand Sognor has deededIys
dePosed the Pacha of Egypt, and given him successor
in the person of Hussen Paca who has set out from Con-
anunople on board the Turkish fleet consisting of three
decked ships OF rs guns, and another of l2O guns two
dccked VESSELS trgates covettes, briggs or cutters
and 2 steam vessels.
Hussein Pacha is instructed TO put death Mehemot
d Ali, and also his Ibrahim.
- From Gaignani's Mossongcr.l
M de 81 Marion, a member of the Academy of Bellies
!, Lettres Onsttute,) died yesterday 81 Cholera.
The destruction Of Poland continues fine UNIVERSE
y OF wilma has just been dissolved and its splendid libra
ry OF 100000 volumes is ordered TO be removed TO Russia
LONDON, July ii, Eyenng-We arc without any
news from the Continent to-day. The consol market
closed at 81 7S IS; Portuguese stock has risen to &C.
$ Dutch ~ Ia
The funeral of the Princess Louise will take place on
. Monday.
Sir Walter Scott has far recovered that he has pro-
ceeded for Edinburgh.