Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-29


of two places on the Asa,c Coast of the Blacl
Sea 3dly. An indemnity Of leo millions of pi
astres 900 millions OF trsncs) 4lhly. The &C
cupstion OF Varna and Boufgas, as security
for the pay ment. 6thly. The free passage Of
the Bosphorus and the Dardanelles
ddrianopis 2ld august Il Letter from a Rus
sian Officer, Our army yesterday took posses
sion ofthis capital. Some Cossacks had been
despatched in pursuit ot party of Ouomaos,
which was dispersed. --The greatest tranquility.
and he most favorable weather, accompanied
our entrance into the city, where the whole
population 6ocked around US The Mussulmans
were all nsionished a, the order which reigned
an,ong our troops, who were drawn up in de6le
! before the General The General occupied tho
| old seragiO, aud had received mol only of the
notables headed by the MoIlab, but of the for
| eign consult. Cont Dirbitsch promised to al
the obs rvanoe OF good order, aud 10 lead u
! strong hand 10 tho establishment of justice
throug hunt the country. We congratulate oui
selves upon our very agreeable reception, aud
were SUI pt ised-ahove all--at the progress OF
| the Turks in civilization. We no longer per.
ceiye among them the anceu mus sulman fauat-
| icism, and the lowest classes only now hold
those in contempt who do not unite with them
in religious belief The highos classes appear
sensible OF the weight of despoism under which
the country suffers, aud sincerely DESTROYS 10 be
delivered from il. An increased liberty reigns
In their households, aud II the women are still
separated iIom the men, they are no longer
guarded by Ennnehs, aud the better order
OF Turks, no longer look upon IL rs an insult
| TO speak TO them Of their wives In every
respect the duties of hospitality are pracised
here with the greatest con6dence.-We were
rot little suppri.ed TO find that there existed
n sort Of freemasonry among the inhabitants.
/ al.
destruction f the Janzaries. The Ouohen
freemasonary mingled with ours possessed our
| signs, and observed in the same manner the
secrets Of masonry. The exteul OF this secret
4 soeia ion seemed MOTTO be known 10 the
rarkisn government 10 the authority al which
| II aight prove highly dangerous.
Perd, august l6,-A length the Commis-
slonets OF the Porte have received orders 10
| depart for the bend quarters OF the Russians,
aud we en- 10y a moment of repose. Never
| heless, many difficulties must yet present
| themselves, before peace can be conc luded
| II is inconceivabie that the Turk h govern
| rnent wnich ought 10 have been enlightened by
their revrrses, should stlli persist in the belief
| hat IL j. for them 10 dictate The conditions Of
| the peace, |, is sad that the Turkish Com.
missi 1nets are instructed 10 lemand the ,vac
| ualion of the Ottoman territory, the reduction
of the fortress aud the integrity oil the whole
empire, with the exception oi the More" and
| the Cyclades, the independence oil which The
Porte consents To rccognlzc, on condition that
| tdey pay 10 the Turkish government the NJ Gus
| toned tribute. Al this price,he Sublime Porte
will execute the treaty of Akermann, aud open
| The Bosphprus TO Rus ,an commerce. II is
| needless 10 say how lite ground such
instruc ions If they have been g,ven--oiier for
hope fa the mission will succeed. 1t Is pro.
babe that the progress Of the Russians may
| ocen the eyes Of the sultan.
A more receat litter from Pera announce.
the tact that The Grand Vizier had been or
| erred o treat with q a Dbl T. h, upon tho basis
! Of atchmm ida ION which Cen. Muill,ng was
mslIucte 10 present 10 the Turkish Govern
nenf In consequence Of this. II is said that
Gen. Muflng preparing 10 return To Malta.
[AugsbWgh Gaseiie.
From Mt Gdsetie de France
Paris, Stpt. S-lIAe duke dc Laval IL APP
pointed Ambassador 10 London III the room oil
Price Polgnac. Minister Of Foreign Affairs.
The Viscount Lodoiy de Mafcellus is ap-
pointed Under Secretary OF State for Foreign
AlIairs
From The C0naiiuiionnek
Paris Sept The appointment Of Mr.. de
Laval 10 the Embassy 10 London is The subject
Of every conversation II IS curious that on
the day when the Ministry received the news
oil The taking Of Adrianople, il should mako u
choice which indicates more aud more the
alliance Of the three Cabneis-Anstiia. Eng
land and France--aganst the Russian 81 stem.
Great Change Of Fortune Wednesday
Quo of the officers OF the Ward Of Coleman
street came to tho Justice room, before the
Lord Mayor took his seat, for the purpose oil
mentioning the good fortune which had been
visited upon pauper named William Smith
| lately, and which entirely arose from tho pub
LEGATION Of "A complaint made by him ut the
Mansion house sometime ago against the par.
sh officers, before the present Lord Mayor
Upon the occasion alluded TO, the pnuper
comp aned thai the parish fused TO advance
him pound thirty shiIllngs, upon his asSnr
ance that he would not apply az AIN for a con.
siderable time. The officers, however, hal
had so much experience of the promises oil
panpers, thai they thought fit 10 refuse him
in any other way than weekly, aud told him
he did not like that mode, he might appeal
10 the Magistrate. the pauper, therefore, did
so, and told the Lord Mayor thai ID was his
intention, the moment he should obtain what
hs was legally entitled to, TO repay all the
money he had been long ~ the habit OF reCeiy.
ing from the parish. The parish officers said
they had reason TO beliye that there was TOM
dation for the poor mans statement AS TO his
claim 10 large property but without The assls'
lance Of some man Of the law, VINO had capita
aud honesty, he might as well hold his tongue
on the matter. A gentleman oil large fortune
called upon the authorities, and asked whether
il was true that one Of their poor considered
himself entitled TO large property The pau
per himself was Introduced 10 the inquirer, aud
stated, circumstanlially, the nature and extent
of his claims, lie believed them TO he al least
10 the amount of 10000. :. | shall be
glad" said the gentleman, - TO receive a tenth
part Of the sum for you" and medaey
procured solicitor. who proceeded at once.
The defendants were no other than the East
India Company, aud the other day the cause
came on, and verdict OF serenity thousand
pounds and t0O thousand pounds a year, was
gained for the plaintiff before Chief Jus'ice
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