The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-01
FoREi4.S GXrEELIGENCE.
From the Neo York Gaaeiie. .4pr,l 24
LATEST FROM FRANCE.

LATEST FROM FRANCE
We have received by the packet ship Bayard.
Capt Robinson. our regular file OF Par and
llavrc papers 10 the LIST ult inclusive aud are
also indebted 10 Capt r. for the papers of the
same date. We annex also the most interest
ing parts OF their contents. No additional light
is thrown upon the situation OF the affairs in the
East j; private letters however, state that appear
ances we've warllkc.
Cen La Fayette had been dangerously III
with an innammatory complaint but bad near
y recovered on the last February, lie lost his
gtand laughter Madam Perron, which affect Il
HIM yerv much about the middle of February
Madam 7 daughter Of the Countess La
tour Mau5ouig, the Generals eldest daughter.
Madame Perroni as only married Ia August last
Lord Cochr. ne arrived in Paris on the 29th
OF ebruary, II ON London.
The Courier Francois saws We are assur-
ed THAT during tine short stay made AT Paris by Mr.
Stafford Canning. some very curious particu-
lars escaped HIM, relative TO the Sultan's rage
upon hearing that his ileet had been destroy ed
at Navarino. In the fins moment of his an cr
IT appears that hi, Hghness ordered three lea
ther sacks to be made for the Ambassadors of
the Allied Powers, who were to have been
drowned IN the Bosphorus. But the Muphti
the REFS Enendi the uhlemas, aud the Dlvan
threw themselves at his ieet, aud showed him
the tai al consequences Of such a resolution
From this specimen of Mussuman wrath an l.
de- may be formed Of the degree of energy that
would direct the war which seems at hand aud
OF the candour of those who hoped few DAYS
ago for an arrangement with the Turks"
Extract of IA private letter, dat d co tu Feb
l." Negotiations between the thee P1w-
erS aud the Porte are, il Is said 10 be opened AZ
Corfu. But with whom will the pow ers II al
since the Porte has declared 10 be broken all the
ties that united II 10 Russln whom il cnarges with
the instruction of the Greeks aud to the pow
eIs thai gncd the Treaty ofJuIv II has Just
proclaimed thai the Sultan only delayed the ex.
press ON OF his will To gain tune. We know
morco ler, that the President Capo d'lstria is
letrrrd in his march and that the legality Of
his character will be contested MS long as he
shall not have been recognised ~ the DIYan,
who will never consent 10 admit the principle of
the emancipation of Greece. Thus the gteat
question OF the east lies between Turkey aud
hussia, which according 10 every appearance,
will 20 before the end OF ls2s, and chaunt "A 1c
Deltla IN the temple of S. Sophia
The Augsburg Gazette gives the following
intelligence, dated January 90 " The Capi-
IA. and particularly the quarters of Pera and
Galata are thrown into the greatest distress,
by he exile OF thousands OF families, who
have no resource hut what arises from the yo-
luntary contributions Of the European allegR-
tons. The reasons which have Induced the
Porte 10 expeI and exile The most laborious
class of the capital, mnat have originated in
political pre-, ndicesand hypocrlical intrgues.
The persecution of the Armenians conIn-
ues, and the Temonstrances of the Austrian,
Sardinians and Netherlands ministers are
irnllless. The Porte seems by no means dis
posed 70 change its measures; but considers
war with Russia as inevitable. What use
i, it, says the Refs Etfend recently 10 an in
terpreter who represented 10 him the danger
10 which the Porte exposed itself to delay
the execution of resolution once formed
They would force us bv fire and sword to de
stroV the Ottoman empire aud the execution
OF this project, is only postponed Do they
expect To find ms nnarmed ? The prOclama
ton, which has created disqurlndc in Flu
rope, Is merely an order addressed To the ser
wants Of the sultan, aud the contents should
he known TO no one hul then. II there were
no design to interfere in the internal affairs
and dearest interests OF the Porte how could
an act Which moreover has been Carbed, be
made ont to be a crime on the part Of the
Porte.
The Florence Gazette says" the captain
of The steam packet from the ioniao Islands /.
rrjatrd Al Ancona, thai the arrival OF Count +,
Cauo fstra Al Egina "as poaitlVe fact and
that conferences had @ n sci on foot between
itrahm pacha ard ,ae treea Chiefs tor a re
gu'ar arallst,ce.'
Extract Of a letter from Naples, dated Feb !
G On the % inst. severe shock Of an
earthunake was tet al tie neighborlng island .
Of IsGhis. Whole village wa nearly dc /
strc,ed ahoui thirty peopia losi thrir lives. /,
and seyeis,l others severely W"'fn't"t had y /
-