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

| Under lhf Innssttlou tor regulating thf ~
ference 10 arbitration Oiihe dis uied points OF
boundary under The nth article Of the irshts
Of Gheni. the proceed ngs have hitherto besn
conducted Ia that spirit Of oandoutlani heer
anfy ahieh ought ever TO characterize the aofs
| Of sovereign stairs, seeking 10 adjust. by he
most nnercepiioi able mean, important aud
delicate subjects Of contention. The hfsi
statements of the parties hRv. been exchanged
aud the 6naf replica ion OF our part. IS III u
conrsf Of prepa,Hfion. This subject has re
ceiYed the anenlion demanded by its great Il
! n, euliar impoitance 20 patriotic member al
! this ConfederacY. The exposition o. orr flghls
| already made Is such as, from the hlgh fepuis
ton OF the commissioners by whom n has been
prepared, We he'd a nghtt to expect. Or IN
tefcsls n the CONT Of the Soycdgn who has
evluced his friendly disposition, by assuming
the delicate iask of Brbilts'ion. have been conn
miiieh TO a eihzrn OF The state Of Maine, - hose
character. talents, and Inrinatt acquaintance
with The subject, emincnlly qualify him for -
responsible trust. WIN fall confidence IN the
jnSire Of pnr cause. AID IN the phobdg, ,biell,
/ srnoe. anl unoa mprnm .ms independence Of
| the illusirlnps arbitrator, We eau Ia Z nolh-
| ing IN npptehand from the result
| From france, uut aucirut ally, W. have y
| rirhi 10 expect that justicr which becomes The
! Sovereign OF 4 powerful, intelligent. and mag
| unanimous People. he beneficial effects pTo-
ducsd by lhn commercial convention Of 1872,
UNITED ms are lis provisions, arc ton ohyions
no 10 make saluiaty impression upon ihe
! minds of those " no are charged "llh The al
mnisttaiIon Of her Government should
| til. result induce n disposition 10 embrace. 10
tbeif full rGfrnt, tue who'll some principles
tirh constitute onr commercial policy, our
minister 10 thni Count wit he found Instructed
20 cherish such disrosiiIun and IN ald m
conducting II n us ful practical tonclnalnn7,
lhe claims of our cl'lzrns for Expectations up.
on lhelr properly, long sincr committed under
The authority. and ~ mnuy instances, by the
eIpre direriInn, of III" then cxis ing GOV
rfnueni oil trauce. remain ursalls6ed, and
mus. therefore, continue To- furnish subject
II unpleasant disru.s u, aud possible COLLISION
, between the i"a Goycruments | cherish,
however, lively hope, founded rs well on the
vnlidiiy ufihosc claims, aud the established
policy Of all enlightened Governments, as ON
IA known integrity of the French monatch,
mt the in unions delays Of the past. will hnd
rcdress IN Ihn equity ot the lntu'c. Our Minis
i"r has bren instructed 10 press thcse demands
on the Frrneh Government, with all the enrn.
cstncss which Is called for by their importance
and lrrefniable justice. Ruj IN spirit that will
cvnce the respect which IL due 10 the feelings
ui those from whom the satisiaCtiou Is requf.
cd.
On MInlster recently appointed 10 Spain
has hren authorised 10 assist ~ removing evils
alike inlulions "a both Gon,rlcs, Glitter by con.
Guiding a Commercial { onvenuon upon liheral
aud reciprocal terms, or hy urging TIM accep.
| Innrr, IN ibcn inll extent, II the mutually ben.
rhclai provisions Of Our navigation ncis lie
has 0lsp been instructed 20 max" further
| All In lao 4 IN heb al If nm
| cltzpns, Tor ndemnity Tor spoia,ions upon our
| commerce, committed under her authority --,n
appeal which bc pacific aud literal courss
| "bsrrved on our pai and due confidence
| ~ the honor at that Government, authorize us
| - expect will not be maze IN vain.
| With other Europran Powers, our Inter
| routsn ~ an The most friendly fpoung In
| Russia, plnced by her territorial limits. extern
ave population, aud great power, high IN the
| RANK of nations, the Uuncd States nave always
found n sfsadtas friend. Although her recent
| Invasion II Turkey awakened n lively sympa.
thy for tn 81 Who were exposed It, The desola =.
tlons Of WI we cannot bat anticipate thai the
result " i'll prove favorable to the cause Of q.
vilization. and 10 the progress OF human hap
pfneSs. The treaty of peace brtween these
Powers having been fnnhed, We cannot BIZ in
J sensible Ia lhe grent h r,6t To bc derived 10
! locking The navigation ol the Black Sea--n free
! passage into which Is secured to all merchant
vessels bound 10 ports of Russia under n Dag
al peace viii the Porte. This advnniagr, .n.
joy.d upon conditions, hy most # tue Powers
! of Enope, has hitherto been withheld from Us.
DurinR the pasI summer, an Rntecedrnt, bui
unsuccessful attempt to obtain IL, Wa renewed,
under CT Gu stances which promised the most
favorable results. Although these results hap e
! fortunately been thus IN Iatt attained further
facilities 10 the enjoyment Of this field for
thu enterprise oil our cltiEa MS nae. IA N, opIn.
ION, snfiielenfl, desrntle TO ensure 10 hem our
most zealons attention
Our irade with Austria although of secon.
dsty importance, has been gradually increas
log, and rs NOW So extended, rs 10 deserve the
fostering nare OF the Government. A nrsa,
tlailon. commenced aud nearly completed
with that Power. by the late Administration
has been consnmmRted by treaty OF amIty
navigation, and commerce, which " III be lald
before the Sena'e.
During the recess Of Congress, our diploma
tic relations with Portugal have been resumed
The peculiar late of things in that country
caused suspension of the recognition of III.
Representative VINO presented himself, until an
opportunity WAS had to obtain from our oil Gu
organ there. Information regarding the actual
aud, MS I'm as practicable, prospective condi
lion OF the authority 10y which the representa-
tive In question was appointed. THIS informa,
ton helne received, the application of the
established rule OF Government, IN like Cases
was no longer Withheld
Considerable advances have been made
during the present year, in the adjustment OF
claims oil our citizens upon Denmark for spoil
a'ions but all that We have riS hi 10 demand
from the Government, In their behalf. has moi
yet been conceded From the liberal toorins
however, upon which the subject has, with The
appreciation ofthe claimants, been placed by
the Government together with the uniformly
just and friendly disposition which has been
eveneed by His Danish Majesty, there is rea
sonAhle ground to bope that this single subjec
OF difference will speedily he removed.
Our relations with. the Barbary Powers
continue, AZ they have long been, of the mos
favorable character The polic, ofkeepng m
adequate force IN the Mediterranean. as secu
! rity for the continuance al this trHnan,lity vii