The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-08-03

~ FNG PaHt Oat 1ttIhs-1 ne llnu3
ave not recovered from the depression
caused by The defeat of NJ. De- Villel,'
Sonsois Tor the Account have luci,ated
ms morning from 80 10 IS | 8, but are
nearly nominal.
We have This morning received by ex
press The French papers OF Saturday, and
Tie Etolle of Yesterdays dale. The dis
ehssions OF the dismissal of NJ. de- Chateau
brand have given unusual degree of viva
ciy 10 the French Journals. 1t appears
not the papers which hdbiiually supported
The Ministry in Paris, were some ii them
Under The Influence nj NJ. lie Nlllelc, others
under that of ". he Chateanbrianl. NJ,
de flileie's papers are the Etoiic, The Ora
peau Diane, and the Gazette de- France +;
VI. de Chateauhriand's, the journal DIES DE
bats aud the Qiolidienne. But for this
last paper a sort of struggle has cummpn
ced. Ii appears that, under The Ministerial
system Of buying up the shares in the
established Journals, of which we some
tlnie ago gave an accnunt, a considerable
part OF the Quntidienne was purchased or
gained ovrr-sesen out of tn else shares.
A few articles, however, in favor of VI. de
Ctlateaubriand, had appeared in that paper
since his dismissal, from The pen OF a Nj.
Michaud, lis founder, aud long its principal
editor. However, an article had been ten
dered to the responsible editor, in which
II was said " All Paris had lefi their namps
al NJ. de Chuteaubriand's." This article
was elected by the responsible editor,
who, according to the French law, is cbli
ged To sign the paper before ii is published.
M. Soulic, the gentleman who had tender
ed this article, complained of the circum
stance in a letter to the journal DIES De
bats, and the responsible editor, in reply
has stated that, in the first place he was
authorized by the proprietors Of the seven
twclfths to put an end To the personal op
position, which. for ii few days past, had
been shown IN the paper, & hen, int il was
not the fact thai all Paris had lot their
names at NJ. de Clateanhirand's. On the
other hand, NJ. Mwiand the head of the
Chateaubriand patty in the Q1otidienne,
has given a lcgal warning 10 the responsi
BILE editor to quit his Office. The resron
sponsible editor, ofeoursc, having az hr al
leges, a power of attorney over the 7-l2ths,
refuses, and the legal question of property
or control will be brouhgt befare the tribu
nails.
These qlarrel., not very important in
't'''o Us, ~ hfIl Il9tl uftIAf ~ IL NE
necessary effect of measures for limiting
the freedom Of pub ication. Instead Of
instruments of instruction. for the public,
journals under the influence of such mea
snres become instruments Of intrigue and
deception in the hand, of individuals and
governments.
The Infant Don Miguel has not arrived
al PHr'5. 1t Is expected that hc viii 20
TO Nantes.
A letter from Nap Il dc Eomania com
munIcates some details uftac mode Of car
Tying on the e~lciinn, III Greece, which we
are compelled To omit I'LL To morrow
they are founded on the principle Of uni
versal snfiragr. every person in Greece,
above 81 years of age, being permitted to
sot'. Thu voters do not hrwtNrr directly
nominate their own Representatives, bat
appoint deputies who meet aud vote for
the members who are To serve it, the Sc
pate. The elections for the present year
were to earl, in the Last month.
\ litter from Xtntc, dated April &c,
states thai after grrat proportions had been
made inr conveying the body Of Lord BY
ron TO England, Lord Sy dnry Osborne,
whose opiuiun IN This subject was 20 decide
the conduct of those " no intended to show
tins respect IT, the remains Of an lliustriuus
man. had expressed in the most positive
manner objections to the plan, and a wish,
which IN such case became a law, for the
lntriifirnt of HE bndy 4 Il nte.
some allIsipn is made in Ills letter 10
the formidable preparations of TIE Turks,
and to sad doia%s in Gambia. From thr
Contents Of the letter, w infer that the
t!rpPk4 in some barf 4f that island have