Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-10
nv FLETCHER * TOLER.

TO draw Sanitary Cordons when and where they
please, along the Danube. The Turkish go
vernlnent is forced 10 relinquish all claim 10
contribution in corn, provisions, ca tie, timber,
and other articles in kind, which IT has hereto.
fore received from those principalties In lien
of these contributions. an annual tribute OF mo.
ney, The amount of which is to be determined
hereafter, is 10 b. paid, but no call is to he
made, until two years after the evacuation of
those provinces by the Russians-which evacu-
alton will not take place until Iurkev has paid
up the whole amount OF the indema ties which
payment she is not expected Ia m1Le within 10
years. Finally. the Turk binds himselft, con
firm every Administrative me- ure which the
Russians may have adopted during then militia.
~ tenure of hose provinces, provided snch de.
crees do not inlrHgn upon the ri hts of sove-
reign,y ofthe Ppite.
The London sotnng Journal paper VIC
entls opposed to the administration Of the Duke
oil Wellington, cost iins the following para
graph
-" The voice of pub ic dist ess calling npon his
Mnjrsfy's Mi.nsteTs Ia re-assemhe Parliament
and take into consideration the depfIabl' state
of the country, has, we have reason 10 know,
been attended 10 b. our Grarioas Monarch
His Majesty has determined that The d spefae
situation of affairs shall 40 longer be left to the
capacity Of thr Premier and his rahal-ihat the
effects both OF nnr fore en- aud do l.",flc policy
shall be made The subject of legislative InquI
lin n word. that he neein- of Porl ,meni
for the despatch ofbusiness shall moi be delayed
beyond the first week IN JdHuary -
The editor Of the Liverpool Mocha MICS 5
Magazine rode in the miraculous rail road
vehicle, called the Novelty which is to travel at
the rate of a mic ar more IN TWO minutes. He
describes bis ride thus:
"A carriage with seats for the accommoda
ton Of passengers, being substituted for the
loaded wagons attached TO -" The Novelty, y
about forty five ladies and gent emen assembled
10 enjoy the excursion nv steam. We can
say. for ourselves, that We yer enjoyed any
thing in the way OF travelling more. We flew
alotg at the rate ola mile and half in three
minutes, and though the veto cty was such
tiiat we conld scarcely di tinguish o. iects as
we passed them, the motion loas so de1dg and
egtabie, hat De could manage mol only to read
hui Uritc ;"
fhe editor of the Leeds Mercury who was
present, says:
" We had he pleasure to travel on a level al
the ratr of wenty eight miles an hour, with
as lt'le appearance danger and even II un-
due speed. asiS felt in a stage coach travelling
motion lldeed Of the carriage was So ,lignt. that
t. passengers could read with perfect ease at
The period II lis utmost veioory. and, il he
springs ON which NJ car iagr for the pasSen-
&c VAS mounted had been in perfect ordrr,
we think II would not have been very difficult
10 wife"
NICHOLAS rs. ALExANDER.-The New York
Ga2et yves the dnnr,ed remarks from Bel's
Weekly Messenger on the difference of diSpo-
s'tIo0 ana policy evinced by the present Anio
Graf nj al the Russias, aud his pre- decessor on
the throae:
" The Emperor Nicholas, be ii known. is a
yrgy alilelen' from he laie Emperor A
lexander, Tn Emperor Alcrender OF
mid nature, 10 Il OF as, and not rea lily ex.
cited 10 W.. lie mad imtab d good deal of
he phtos phy Of IN Frenc3 school from his
tutor. the famous La Hafte: but I had not
corrupted his generous heart or poisoned The
sauces Of moral and religious truth II
nal HIM a little ola coxcomO, II till Jeff hin
Christ n. Hs naste, piece o nolicy. the
Holy Alliance vas cuncrIred IN the br,i mo-
tives, and had. VITA Alexander. thu merit of
being dictated 10y virluous and conscientious
principle. Otner powers chung TO it, Al Il bar
rler agaIn,l .hei aSnsuhj eeIs and a fortress
against popular rights. We have ourselves of
tens Flrd IT a breakwater against the flow OF
liberal opinions. II, in the intention of Alex
ahder, it was meant to preserve, and for twelve
years it dit (; ifs ctua'lv preserve the peace and
quiet Of Eur pc, The Emperor Nicholas has
CO tii'ed to slip his neck out of his collar he
hss broken up the work of his brother, and now
that tn suices are rened, and the waters flow
in, whD can tell here they viii stop r.