Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-16

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| Some approximations appearto he
ed, even in This country, that if the pefno
should conquer and hold Cons, an,ino' "1u''ati
the rest OF Turkey in Europe, that the nv e, soe
that empire will become formidsbl.p O"efot
whole OF the civilized word.--We do w :" ,es
ileve that there is any probability. Il '' ~, De-
should conquer Constantinople, that ths. "t{
| hold II, aud therefore at present there VII
very important grounds for fear from Tho, 10
ter. Ii, however, such an event should 4uai'
! place, we have no doubt that the othsr ''se
of Europe would feel uneasy and perL po"es
without cause. If Cons' antinople wer, not
hands of the Russians, it would probabl, !" As
come the seat of their government pe
event, lis great natur al advantages for ,, "s
would be improved to the ir utmost s, n'ue
and the cry would be rapidly rebuilt. snd4 a'
come as healthy place rs almost any o,h Ye
in Europe. Instead of being shut IN bv v' WI
for nearly bali the year, the Medlier,.nas
would b. open TO them at all season, 90.
Russia won d, in a comparatively shor, ns,;a'
become one of the create conmercal ~
naval powers in the void. A. such Gu Gu
Britain and France might naturally l,ok -, "a.
plans and policy with Jealousy, al least. # NJ,
with fear; and, of course, they would he nv
willing To see that empire receive So lar.
and valuable an accession OF territory as ,b.
of Turkey.
But whilst we would leave the power, =
Europe TO manage this matter as they ma.
| think proper. We see no great cause for arm.
| hension on the part Of our country Ros.a.
power can never he foi midab,e to the Ur,,.a
! States. But il there is any thing valuable =
tins country in the Leyanj or Turkish trade ".
have 40 doubt that trade. tghnsierrt TO suei an
enterprsing aud energetic ma ION a, Russ,
would become vastly more important iuus
! There is ordinarily very lutle difficulty IN
maintaining pesceah'e and profitable relation,
| with a nation or government, situated a,
Russia is with regard TO the United Stale,
! We are too far off to interfere, and have 50
/ few chances Of coming in contact, that there !,
very little ground of jealousy, or rivalship
Russia is a power with which we have neye,
had any serious difficulty, nor do we see anv
reason 10 conclude we ever shall, event. thew
| should extend their borders, aud stretch tAei,
dominion, down close 10 the Mediterranean
As therefore, we have no immediate concern
with European jealonses, or controversies aid
have no inducements TO form any relations
| with any of their states or Kingdoms, exerDf
| such as promise 10 be convenient aud profit
| BILE, aud as it regards this great northern pow.
| er have no reason Tor fear, either on political
| or commercial grounds. Should such an e.
vent occur as the possession of the Turkish CA
ptal by the Russians, we shall have no othe,
| concern with il, than TO make il as rubseryient
to our own interests as the nature of thing,
will admit. N Y Dai Ady
A writer in the Boston Patriot remarks. tba,
i, may be recolected that the Emperor of Ro,
| STA declared al the commencement Of hosllties
! that he would not sbeathe the sword I'LL the
Sui an had guaranteed tree ingress and egres,
10 aud from the Black sea- 10 the flags OF all
nations. The importance OF such a prisileg.
10 all nations, and to us ing the rest, is very
| obvious and the writer ADDS. thai he should
not he surprised If we shoud find eventnallys
! psltpr mark I AT Odessa or TaeanroCk for due
! pul chase Of our imports, and The ale OF our
exports, ;han al s.. Petersburg We have
crrlaIn no reason, on the score either of
| humanity or interest, to be much grieved at
the humiliation Of those barbalians " no ale
very property sail rahprto have pitched lhclf
camp in Europe than TO have settled there
We permitted 10 publish the following
extract of Litter, received in ,hi. city from
| q gentleman in London whose III, ans of iui-i-
NATION are as good a, those OF any one no, COO
neCted with the cabinet-datcd 29th Sept -
Boston ID. .4dr
:" We are daily expecting To hear thai mat
ttrs have been arranged in the East. lRe
gu snru is probably no longer betN cen Tur.
| key and kGssia, the former having no force
oppose To the latter-snd which has thrown
the whole setilem. nj in the hands Of the Am
bassadols of England. France and Austria. It
may therefore take some time TO adjust ihoss
in portant interests which include the affairs Of
| Greece. Until the hnsines is finally adjusted,
We shall be troubled with all sorts of rumos
i IN no # sfnCk h,,t 1
| on feaI Of war
The great modern master OF the art Of war
| Wellington. We presume, is meant by III.
! London paper whIrn relates the anecdoe IS
| said thus TO have expressed himself upon thr
| aie military operations of Count Dlebilsch:--"i
| doDtt know which is TO be the most admired
the original plan Of the campaign, or the CON
bina'ion of skill, courage, aud cauiIon with
| which II has been conducted bat this ! do
know, that tons single campaign places Diebilsch
al the very head OF his profession y
Ills -taed a London paper that nothing has
| 81 great tendency to produce hydrophoba IN
dogs as pultid meat.
Irish Courts Mr., O'Crnnel at a publ C din.
ner in Cork, thus describes some Irish Judicial
proceedings -" AT the present ssszes, dnrng
the trial of man for felony, the judge Oh the
bench was asleep let any man petition on the
subject and will prove it. am a freeman
and should not like to violate the law but on
this very trial the attorney was examining
three Witnesses al the same time, one of The
Jury was reading, and three Of them cheaper
ing plums with fruit girl.
IHE PRESBYTERIAN SYNOD Of the province OF
Ulster, in ireland. has for some years been
agllated by the discussion of questions connee
ted with CNITARIANIsM, on which the Synod
has been nearly equally DIVIDED. This que'
ton has lnslnuaied itself SO generally into the
business of the S, nod ihai IL las made but