The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-10

'af'r : N 'e, note ofprepara.ien" to-
preaching oampaieil. ia gh,eh -, - 81
: Iemdth that u differs much iron, H., =. NY
't'"fh against Peisia- Inc ov.rts, = III
e'hflai - oui on III 23d Of APR 81
i'fni "ts TO gun -. P-lef.biite far ot.. ~
uf Hh oi My anj Conai Nes.el,,t. IN
the whole Foreign Department. WI. /, 80. WIN
days air. THIS. With tie tornoI.lt s"o
collected on the pmfh, lsoks as If K,i..
"a 10 pfoA"enie her Efforts for al ieJ..,,,.,.
WIN Ngahf On th's >shjeci III. Marn,ns IL
Hio 'ass very truly. "dseiliue 90 the eoor,,,....
expenses of the expedition - 's'h
- fof our part. u tie Intelligence is v.nc.
ded. ne must say that we have heard Ct
vent, for many years pavt, winch onci5, 10 e.
'fe so much alarm. The expenses Of .u,4
herxes like expedition will be eno,m,,s-
deed. almost tneale'ddbie aad be il re,on
/ ted, the Emperor iis announced tina, ,h. -,
will nave 10 defrHt ihe expenditure artbe ~,
bn' no" ms can he me IL Is nrposs lie IN -,
Wi bout the payment be made in terri,or, -
It is clear that the Sultan Mill neYer= be ali.
4 raise money TO the amount which aiii be rom,
ed" 'luH'
The same suspicious and apprehenstons -.
7 ieh ~ Franco" Gen Aud eossi, m a debato l.
The CHAMBER, painted the anb lion of n.
which since the time of Peter he ftsi Las -
4
has Poland-- must desire Constantiponl. "A
the wars with the Turk, have been INDEPENDENTLY
tins view, and every war has advanced il +, co.,
Now there was only one step to take--affer tb,
India must enter into the views of Bus.i, -
those must be very confident who would FAM,
that the moderate thirst OF glory and anbit,,
would expire on the rock Of 81 Helena ~
Gener''l disapproyes OF the treaty of july & a
Intellectual towards the atfainmeni Of the obisc,
The Russian Order OF the Day OF Nav 3 and
the Imperial Manifesto ordering levy. nron,
ise new irumphs 10 the Russian armies and 70.
peat that Turkey is bent on a war of cxtert,,,.
ton with Russia. This may he 10 excuse on. ON
her own part TO carry on this war Of cxtpr-
minalion. the Turks have ON the Danube nj,
sal'I, 10000 men 10 oppose 300 0O0 A letter
from ~emlln says -
" The Austrian troops are expected in a sho,t
time 10 enter the adjoining Turkish territory
bnt whether in the character of friends or enc
mics, remained problem " hich only ti,na
could solve The same letter saws, fhat a Hind
confidence prevailed amongst the Turks a. ALI
rank, with respect to he events OF the war .auJ
that 1t displayed itself in particular manner A.
IN ugst the superior officers whowere attacbedtn
the stall Of the Grand tlZicr. They vauuted q,
loud that the arrival Of the Sultan at Adrian.
oplc. would be alone sufficient 10 ialv 4nuo0o
that the war, far from exciting any alarm.
has created the highest enthusiasm joined 10 the
most sanguine hopes OF success.
Extraordinary Ledp.--CoI. Emmerick, A
sportsman aud 4 soldier being pursued hva
party Of ligbl horse when going with des-
pa ches from his onnmanhcr. ~ chiri, the late
duke OF Brnnenick, rather than surrendpr lea
ped precirce with bis horse, OF 30 feet TALL
without Receiving any injury, and continued,
ms ruIte sH comm"moratiun of this bold
and "a ni daring, his slaiae on his sieed,
WAS rrecra % the spot, at Brneksel in Ger.
Il ~, a mOdue'cnt of his zeal and intrepidty
I.lnnGis Of Sporting.
Loral NJ g.--NagIiabecbi, The Florentine
Librarian, teneinhered every book, in tyerv
cnIleGtjo. vi "hch he had once seen a cata.
iogue aoa when he had seen Il library. he re
memh. rod the place of every book in every
bopl. case. Ia regard to books he had read his
m aory was such, tina IA more Ihan ten thou
sand volumes he could refer 10 the particular
yo'nna or nase whore any subject, argument
OF suggestion was to he found so that at last
he was constantly referred TO by learned men
AS KIND ul index To the stores of almost every
bray IN Europe.