The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-01

OF Austria claimed and took him
thew him into the prison of Olmn,, :.
chains. His wife and two daughters. ~
ginia and Caroline) vent to prison Nh
hm. Ills estate was cenfiscated. Gena.,,
Washington endeayored To procure II, :.
beration, aud supplied him from hi, az =
purse. After being two ears in In. ~. ~"
of Olmutz, DR.. Bolluau, "a lianoy,..'.' oa
and young American, by the nam '"',
Francis Is. lluger, formed The plan ,c II. :"
rating him. He WAS liberated. h,t II
not travelled more than ten miles h.r
he was suspected aud G1aily rrfakrn IN
conducted 10 prison. bigger was alsa "a
taken, and l5oliman voluntarily s,lrrr,.a
ed himself la share the fate of his com,
ron. These two were tried, bun BIZ -,
management came off with ouly a -
imprisonment. Lafayette, however -,
kept confined until tAe rluse Of 1877
he was released al the request of Ron
parte. HIS health was impaired, and H..
hair all came cut. The health of his -
and daughters. was aIno 81 d siroyed H.
ciining the oilrr vt Bpnaparte's protre,,,,
he retired To Hamburg where he rema;n,5
anti after the overthrow Of the Frpn,'
Directory. he then returned 10 Pa,
and lived upon his estate. UPON pan'
parties first abdication, he WAS pl,rted
Deputy which situation he. cdn,in,,al
until Tire final restoration Of the Banrlo,5
when he once more retired 10 private In.
liewas howeyeragain elected tuile Cham.
Der of Deputies, in opposition 10 the inOo.
encc ot the ministry bat at the hast cleo.
holi, his enemies succeeded in defrat,.
him--and he is now II private untitled cit,
Zen. at liberty to indulge his inclination in
r"flsl'ns this land Of freedom, cndearca
/" him by so many sacrificrs and associ,.
hnns, and whose sons arc so ready Ia ~.
crl'e their early friend and protector and
To pour forth their OVERLOOKING brari,
ot gratitude aud welcome.
o. We understand, that 90 Drunliea
have met at York Town, aud are proceed
ing with their arrangements.
Richmond Eng.
.."sSs...-
Gen. JosEph DrsHA has been elected
G"rerl'ur, and Col. RoBERr b. NcAytE
Le''t. Governor of Kentucky. by large ma.
1"llttcs. They are both relief men, and
Judge bre ak GERS. 1t rs impossible that an
other doctrine can he sound under a re. !,
puhf an government, ard aside Gain the
policy Of these measures, we congratnIte
the people of Kentucky on the signal IN.
nmph they nave obtained.
lHiHtSriHr Dem.
Jndiet@ TBranng.--Wh-n ne noticed
'hls subject III relation to the treatment
offered to Mr.. Darby by the Judges q
Tennessee, we little expected TO be- so soon
called upon To record an act Of equal afro.
city by judge in Alabama. Without
charso, a hearing, or even the pretence of
malIeasance in office, Judge TAFT, his dis.
missed and elected Robert Carr Lam,
Esq. Dlcrk of the Federal District Cout
at Mobile, FROM the office which he had Gl.
ed for four years with the uiin0sr prupris.
~. From the statements made by Mr.
Lane ard Tire whUte Bar at Mobile pub.
llshed in to day'spaper, il will be seen that
ME onl5 prcleuee for his removal grew out
ol Is orposition 10 Mr.. Crawford az Pre-.
sident. For TINS act of Independence, hi,
sapl'it Judge, like his prototype Jrflcres,
oi infamous memory, marked him as IA VIC.
mn tor destruction, and spent upon him
the UTMOST of his power. Vain and Caoti.h
man, To suppose the little brief AUTHORITY
which he t'ossessrs rs a Judge, could heat
INN oft In the commission Of such an act
of petty tyranny. H.