The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-01-23
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rom the New York American, January II
LATE FROM EUROPE.


LATE FROM EUROPE.
BY the arrival of the Don Quixotle from
/ latre, we are pnt in possession of our re-
Sular files Ia the 9th December Inclusive
and are indebted Ia the poltcness Vt Can't
/ Clarke for others of the latest date, from
which We make Copiuus extracts aud trans.
latl0n1. The chief article of cou Sc, in the
Paris papers, is the rntry in triumph nrthr
duke dAngeuleine, IF which we publish
the particulars. Judging by the rrr4ir,
made by the doke In several drpntations.
he has not suffered himself To be unduly
elated by success. The dates from Madrid
are Ia the cath Nov. and all accounts con
eur in representing the 6nancia, not less
than the political state oil the Kingdom, as
full of difficulties. From London the dates
are Ell the Isl Dec. aud tire item Of chief
Importance is the following
LoNDeS, Dec. 1.-The return Of Doct.
Mackcy, nho had been sent to Mexico on
particular mission by government, has
b, en- nollced. We have reason To believe,
from advice 10 t,e reli,.d Oh, that this news
is correct. The Doctor has negotiated with
Mexico commercial! t-eei4 Old terms The
most Gtrotujic TO or merchants.
II this 1se tue, and from its appearance
in the Confirr, it may IN part be 81 assured
the English have stolen "A march, and con
Guided "A treaty with nation, before ac-
know lodging lis Independence. An article
from the Constitutional of he 81 IS desrr-
wing Of serious attention. 1t seems that
our government had not anticipated too
much in the stand taken respecting the Tu.
tare movements of the European powers
against South America. Those persons
who wish 10 Sdue The nnirerSe embrace Ill
ready the United States in their grasp.
Erom the LOHdon Courier, December /.
The funds per foreign account close to-
day, and though there have been vast fnc-
tualjons for several days in Spanish funds,
no bankruptcies have yet beer announced.
Spanish bonds of 1921, which was on Sa-
turday at 274, have fallen to 60. The
fluctuations in these bonds are enormous,
and such as that the most prudent spccu.
lators can scarcely escape without loss.
PARIS, December ; notwithstanding
the unfa, orable state of the weather, a vast
1ocked at an vaiiy hour yester.
day morning To the Champs Elysees, and
beyond the barrier, 10 meet the duke
of Angonleme. At one o'clock he arrived
ut the Porte Maillot, accompanied by
Monsieur, the duchess of AnGnnlcmc and
the duchess Of Berry, who had gone out Ia
meet him. The prince mounted on horse
back, aud the rest Of the royal family re
turncd by the Faub dn Ruulc In the Thu
ileiies. The mayor of Neuilly, at the
Porte Mailint, hid the honor tn deliver an
address Of cungrdtuldlion Ia his royal high
mss. Al The Burrlere dc rEtoile = magnI-
fccut ient had been erected, ornamented
with emhlcms analogous tn the occasion.
The municipal body, headed by the pre-
feet of the department, were waiting 10
receive the prince. The pupils ot the Po-
lytcchnic School were drawn mp on the
right aud left. The Danes de In Halle
formed body TO present flowers to the
prince, and the carbounlrrs and other 81
milnI bodies offered his royal hishncss Il
bouquet of silver. Upon the dukes APP
proach, the air was rent with acclamations.
The municipal body having been present
ed by the grand master of ceremonies, the
count de Ghabrol, project Of the depart
mrnt, addressed his royal hiShncss III the
t ,llnWing terms
MONsIEGSEuR.-Our wishes followed
you at your departure, and our aeclama-
tons await you upon Your happy return.
-" For thirty years the name oi war was
only cry ofaarm and signal Of cnlaml-
" for nations the population al the lnya-
drd states, like that Of the conquering states,
rushing one upon another, presented To the
view Of the rejecting, "A ltmcntablc spec
taCIr
"To day, war RAISES ny the oppressed
natiuns. Upon every point oi vast en-
pire, it presents itself humane, protecting
and generous. A warrior without fear, a
conqucror without vengeance, your val
liant sword, at the voice of powerful mo
march, has Just cunsecratcd the noble ana
legitimate employment Of Na'our and arms
"The trophies of war become the con
ISOLATION Of an oppressed people the '"Ica-
no Of revolutions forever closed the recon
citation of our country cemcnied IN the
eyes Of the world vietory restored to our
sailors aud warriors the glory of all the
Sous Of France blended together in new
faces the names of Pamprlnna, Ilad",
Llers, those of Trocadero and SAINT I'tH
hcnCriorward combined vain "llltf cthhT"-
ted names, of which thoroughly FRENCH,
adopted the glory such MnnsetGneur, are
the results of this memorable campaign
such is the work which you have Just ac-
complishpd.
g." Enter within these walls, where the
magnificent crown ofyour ancestors ki't'
tiers to day with so bright gem; the great
city resounds with praises and JOY 1t is
proud of seeing its warriors again its a
venues are filed with an exrectahi people,
whose countenances beam with gladncss
at new triumphs. Under the ancient roof
of his sacred palace, father and KING Is
DESTROYS to place upon your brow IA crown
of laurrls already his heart leaps at tie
approach of him whom he calls the JOY Of
his d age and the glory of France. It rs
in his arms that you will receive two fold
reward of politIcal wisdom and martial va
/ Tor. lire ke Dtc G.4ngopteme."
His royal highness took off his hal to "h
tain - cessation of the reclamation, and
Intercepted as follows
| 81 ara very sensible al the congratula
lions which you offer me in the name "'