Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-03-02

: cept peace on just terms. The a
tempt will, it is feared, De still useless.
II BRUSSELS, Tuesday, Jan. It'll
Belgian revolution OF 1880 is now nea
, y completed. The flag Of William {
, Holland floats over only two sma
: forts, which. properly speaking, shout
be under Belgian coiors. As far a
the Intervention Of France and Enc
land is concerned, the affair of the Il
ltadel OF Antwerp is at an end.-A
noon ofyesterday the French authori
ties gave upt to the Belgians whateve
their shot and shells had left of tina
fortress, and certain there is not foo
OF ground in it buildings, except tn,
magazine. no longer exisO which doe
not attest their powers.
| The King Of Holland, with that OBJ
stinacy and disregard of human suf
iering which has characterized hin
throughout the struggle, has refused
to ratify the terms Of capitulation, a.
greed to by Baron Chase, IT, surren-
dering the Citadel Of Antwerp, and
announced his determination not to
give up the forts Of Lilo and lief
kenshot K, unless compelled to do so BY
superior force.-Chassc and his garri-
son, together with the troops occupy
ing the forts Of Burght, Austreweel,
Zurendrecht, and Tete-de Flanders,
amounting in the whole to nearly
1000 men, are therefore to remain
prisoners Of war. As sort ofconso-
lation in his imprisonment, his Dutch
Majesty has conferred upon him the
Grand Cross Of the order Of William.
The Courier Of Beige has letter from
Berchem Of the 9th, which announ-
ces the order sent by Marshal Soult
for the immediate return oft the French
Army to France, as a satisfaction
which the French Cabinet owes to
for the faithful execution Of
the treaty concluded with it. Thus
every thing is preparing for the return
81 the army. as soon as the answer,
from the Hague shall. be known. The
Two French Princes have already re-
turned to Paris. The Dutch taken in
he citadel Of Antwerp and in the
orts belonging to it, having refused 10
engage their word Of honor not to
erve against France and her allies
lotil the conclusion Ofthe fin.larrange-I
nents between Belgium and Holland,
lavc been marched off under AN escort
or St. Omar, where they are to re-
main until the Government comes to
decision on this subject.
BRrTIsH WEST lNDlEs.-Jamaica {
emains In Il very uneasy state. The
ssembly had been dissolved, in angry
,eIings, between the governor and the
legislature. A nsulatto had been put
p in opposition to the mayor of King {
ton for seat in the assembly, and
'ems to have obtained a majority of
,e votes-for It's said that the "w hites
ere kept from the polls by brutal
'rce." After IL days scrutiny, the
'ayor was declared elect d-but the
overnor instantly dissolved the house.
|ther instances arc noticed to shew /
rat he takes part with the people Of 5
he has reminded the as.
,mbDy OF ''lhe omnipotence of the Bri- r
sh parliament" This parliament, i
DIV ''rcformed," We think, will reform Q
'lngs in the West Indies, to the ulti 9
ate abolition Of slavery-at every a
,zard. Many of the members have t
zen elected on this condition. d
4 late number Of the Jamaica Cour- Il
Ut says--''The state Of some Of the n
|indward Islands is deplorable. The
of Trinidad are in a state v
excitement bordering on resistance S,
the constituted authorities. 5
st. Lucia is also in similar condi- 81
On. The planters and the governor n
e at issue. The former appear to t,
urn with indignation the offer Of 81
$1,000 on the conditions imposed a
at il. to adopt the orders in council,
hich they declare never can or will st
!, enforced in that colony. Various al
'sertiOns take place among the ne ~
oes. Who. with many of their owners. OF
c making their escape to Martinique. L.
defiance of the governors proclama- OF
m! a:
1t appears that the loss Of lie. by the st
eat hurricane at Bar5adoes on the S,
tn august 1891, was 2,l37; and of ia
oper:y, f2.3ll,729 currency. c;
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