The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-08

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fear when we see such men as bm. H. Harm.
son overlooked, 10 make room Tor an untried
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People Of ne United States.
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PnILApELpHiA, October 28.-By The
ship Delaware, which arrived ut this port
Yesterday, having sailed from Liverpool on
the leth nlt. we have received our file of
the London Morning Chronicle to the 10th
inclusive, two days later from England
than the dates previously reeeiYedt The
advices from Paris, contained 10 the
Chronicle, are not more recent than those
already communicated in this Gazette, ana
brot by the ship Howard from Hayre.
We have selected from The Chronicle OF
The 10th various articles, TO which, howe
yer, no particular interest can be nScrihcd.
The intelligence from Greece, referred to,
is the budget of the Austrian Observer of
the Cd September, which We consider rs
rendered altogether doubtful, If not abso-
utely exploded, by the statements % The
liberal Paris journals of the l4th and 9Th
vi tiE ahiiif itbiliIts nf fulbla vi tbilf
Of those journals, the Constitutional, Cot-
rier, Journal du Commerce and Piiote, nc.
eused Of incorreetness and bad faith in re-
porting the proceedings Of the Court of
Assizes during the trial of the Rochelle
Conspirators, have been sentenced by the
Court of Paris, M follows
Mr.. Gulse, responsible Editor of the
Constitutional, and Fancilon, responsible
Editor OF the Journal dn Commerce, each
10 he imprisoned one year, and to pay a
fine Of 900 franks lie Gracieux, respon-
sible editor of the Courier Francois, TO six
months imprisonment, and TO pay fine of
5000 franks and Bassano, responsible edi-
toI of the Piioic, TO one months inprison-
mcnt, and TO pay a fine of 1000 franks.
The Constitutional, and the Jonrnni du
Commerce are forbidden 10 report Judicial
proceedings for one year, and the Courier
and Pilot for SIX months.
The Court further ordered the suppress
sion and destruction Of all the numbers of
those Journals, complained of that the de-
cree should be printed and. published to the
extent of 500 copies and that the decree
with the motives for rendering il, and its
dispositions, should De inserted IN every
one of the -four Journals for one month.
In relation to this transaction, the Lon !
don Morning Chronicle discourses thus.
"As far as we can understand the az
count which we had taken from the Quot |
dIenac, the papers in question have not gi- |
ven false report of the proceedings Of thc
Court, but in speaking of the accused thcy
have made ase Of the language OF commits
Grafton. They noticed also the feeling dis
played by the auditory, an objectionable
offence. No power is allowed to the jour
nalists to verify the truth of his account. Ill
Is enough that the Judges, 10 whose con
science every thing is committed, dislike
the report They are presumed to re-
member every thing connected with the
proceedings. And yet TN. strongest parli-
tulsr alleged in accusation in this case rcla-
ted to what took place when the Judges
were not in Court.
II rs fortunate, we think, for the case of
Liberty, that the Government, by the aid
ofits judicial nstrumcnts,i is advancing with
such rapid strides towards Dcspotsm. A
less direct and more crafty manner of pro-
ceeding world certainly be attended with
more danger"
From The Morning Chronicle. Sept. 1871
The introduction of Mr.. Canning into
the Cabinet isnow placed beyond all doubt
The arrangements were, il seems, comrlc-
ded on Friday, and the Right Honorable
6ouiicman went TO the India House in the
afternoon of that day, TO communicate
what lad taken place 10 the Directors.
We think that the exposition which will
shortly take place respecting the extraor-
binary circumstances which led TO the ap-
pomlmen of certain person 10 foreign
mission, will dc more to open the eyes of
the public, than any thing which has hap
pened IN our time ! In few days the
mystery will be developed.
Subsidiaries have arrived from Ma
drid to the 9Th instant by express. which
mention that the convocatien of the Extra
ordinary Cortes has been absolutely deter
mined on.--Tenders for the new loan had
been delivered in to the Government, but
up TO the above date, nothing had been de-
iinitively settled.
PARls, Sept. 1.-THE King has bestow-
ed the decorations of the Legion of Honour
ON NJ. de Reyerseaux, Lieutenant de Vais-
sean, for his bravery and exertions in saving
10 persons, of all ages and descriptions,
from certain death, when the Greeks (v;o-
lSting the capitulation of Athens,) massa-
cred 600 Turks. M. Hargous, Lieutenant
de Vaisseau, who also distinguished HIM
self on the same occasion, has received the
same honourabie decoration.
LONDON, Sept. 16.-The Paris papers of
Thursday and Friday have arrived. Gene
raj Berton and five of his accemplices
have been found guilty, and sentenced to
suffer death.--All the rest of the accused
have been found guilty enls of not reveal
ling the plot.
The Emperor, of Russia was expected
on the I'd inst- at Vienna, on his way to
Verona.
Lately respectable couple, inhabitants