The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-31
FOREIGN INTELLIGENC r.
FROM FRANCE

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Edward Bonaife, Capt. Hathaway, arrived yes-
erday from Hayre, We are furnished with
French papers week later than heiore receiV-
ed. On looking over our Paris files We hnd some
scraps of intelligence which had mol reached us
before. jour Of Com.
4 letter received at Brussels stated that thrre
officers of pdiersnd, administration oil canals
ETC have been appointed 10 20 to Panama, ia
consequence of the Government ofthe Neither
laud5 having opened negotiation tor the works
OF u canal across the isthlnus Of that maine for
enecting junction between the Atlantic aud
Pacific
The latest adgiccs from Naples informed that
IN earthquake or an eruption WAS every day
expected. Those best acquainted with The
signs, bad 10 doubt that one or tie other was
near at hand.
The silk worm is said to be in thriving con-
dhlon IN the South Of Europe ms season, and
lib wise in the countries Of Asia Mmor \ great
supply is expected.
TO THE BENEFACTOR5 OF GREECE.
The iot'oteiHg tetier is addressed By ~ Eynard,
The distinguished Secretary d m. SttaS Com
mute, 10 the bepefaei0rs Of Greece.
GLssYA, May IS, 1928.
Gentlemen Il have Just received sary late
ana detailed news from the President o. Greece.
These dispatches dated AT Sapoli, April 90, be
ing too volumlnou, 10 Communicate 10 you, |
hut my self TO making an abstract Of them.
Count CARO- d'lstfias Is we'll satisfied wlIh the
state Of public opinion every thing in Greece Is
Imposing. order - becoming graduai ly re-eStah-
shcd aud the power Of the President iucreds-
{. every day, he Is beloved and respected, and
undrr la, pareraal government. every thing 10
receiving its proper organization, the people
begin 10 cultivate their lands to ESTABLISHES school,
aud efst 10 clear the roads.
The President causes provisions TO he dIsftl-
hued 10 the distressed, but Al the same ime he
~ Iuires them 10 worl, III different ways and
tn IS the true node OF CiVIizIug this taIn,shed
population The results already obtained are
astonishing. An immense national domain has
been crt atrd at PuroS under the direction Of the
worth, Mr. Stevenson It il entirely planted
with Iotroes'dnd maIse In the eighborhooa
of NapnH where the soil had been LETT wholly
nuoultvated the President las mad part oil
The population enCaup IA th' hrIds, aud now
hun territory IS under cultivation.
At Egiua they ale raising 4 fine building,
which, vii contain 600 children, to be taught
on the systrm ofmu,ual instruction Two hnr-
dted pupils, all newly clothed, were ready To "a.
terlt The trees had hrcn all desnayed by n,
Turks, but the people ~" fian1lns item
gam aud in thp island ct Eglua alone, thou
sands OF chestnut trees have at been nfroduc
from Gambia Avenues and squares have bee.
opened AT Eslna. At Nappi thry are engaged
IN dong tie same aud in settin. out plantations
of trees. Fabyier, far from qultlng Greece, as
has been reported, is reorganizing his regular
corps, aud has lately requested the President
10 procure instruments fora complete military
band.
Count Capo d'Istria has been able 10 meet
ihese expenses by means 81 The llSt tnnis remit.
ted by European benrfaencf, and especially by
those contributed 10 the a'tlonal bank ahoui
10000 Spanish d1lars werr advanced indl-
v'duals aud the Count. his Secretaries, aud
many PhihheileneS, have set the Cxampieo OF put
ting their sayings in the bank These resoui-
ces hayr answered the first necessities hut theV
are nearly exhausted aud the President puts all
confidence IN the aid ofthe genprods mon
srchs OF Europe He has ~ longer am doubt.
that Il Citcece Is Succorcd ut this FIST moment
she Will soon he able 10 depend upon herself ?
lone and To repay tie other powers the bivan-
COS made 10 aid her Ia If-ostablisbln. and orea.
niEing a country "hese every Thing bad been
prosu ated
|" short every ming goes ON IN Greece as
vel as the cruiCal circumstances OF the opun-
ny adu'i and il Providence continue. Ia oess
the u idents efforts, tins unfortunate people
W. / deserve sooner than has been thorght, 10
t4he rank anL np civilized nations.