Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-01

Extract Of n lettor from an American gentle
4 man now residing in Paris, dated
"MAncH % 1929.
1--WE are nj General yette's psuayIly
once in two weeks. md every time we yisn
him. he introduces us IN some Of hi, dis,in.
guished colleagues OF the Chamber OF De.
pu,es.
e" Bishop Chcverus has been In town about
ten days and had Intended calling on him the
first leisure moment but he did not wait for
me. Yesterday he made ms qnIie an informal
and very pleasing visit OF nearly an hour. Al.
lei the session OF the Chamber OF Peers, in the
afternoon. he took his carriage, and came into
our quarter Of the ciiy, nded except by his
coaebman and Footmsn. A geotie tan at The
door Of my Office, WIS answered by my Clerk,
IN an Audible voice, by F" entire" or come in
aud in stepped the Bishop, iuquiriog IL was Il
home. Ills voice RENE mbered though behind
| nv desk aud out oil sight of the moment. sent
| for ibn ladies, and after mutual salutalions and
inirodnction', we oil felt quite at our ease, so
| atlable was he and uncoremo nioss lie told
rs that an old American citizen bad com, 10
sen us Que who had passed many happy wears
In our city. lie made many inquiries respec.
ting Boston, and its inhabitants remarked
that he had heard of Mr.. Quincy's exchange of
situation from the Mayoralty of Boston. 10 The
| President Of Harvad College, and OF Mr.. OIis's
elevation TO the head of,he City Government,
aud appeared 10 take lively interest in ever,
thing connected with Boston. tie spoke of our
Insiituions and Government in terms of adj.
miration. aud alluded 10 The unwillinpness bs
felt at leaving his friends in the United States
True, said he they have heapeh honors
upon me here. but | have 10 ambition.
ha., Ia a
| one OF the FIRST ecelesiasical stations in the
kingdom, am Peer Of the realm, n Councillor
| OF State, &c. but all these Offices bring with
| them responsibilities, IL private station, where
could have been useful TO tiny fellow erea
tnrrs would have better suited me-" As lar
| rs can learn, there is moi so popular man
III The Gallo Church as the Arch Bishop of b
have twice heard MIN preach before Cbarira
BILE Soc'e les, at the head of one of them was
the Duchess dAngonleime, who was pre-.
sent
| " Our Ambassador here is about returning
| TO the unned States, having asken dismissian
tearing probably that the Military Chirftain
| might want the situation Tor some Of his nar,i.
zans, aod that he might be subjected 10 the
modification Of being recalled, Il he did no,
| take himself off - Boston palladium,
1HE TARIFr,-We take the liberty of oallinp
the particular attention OF our readers TO the
| following
Extract efo Speech of Mr.. Clay on The Ia.
no.
| All society is an affair of mutual conces
sion. II we expect TO derive the benefits tina,
are incident TO II, we must sustain our reason
able share ot its burdens - The great interests
which il is intended TO guard aud CHI eri.h. mus,
be supported by their reciprocal action aud re-
acton The harmony Of lis parts is disturbed
the discipline which is necessary TO its order
Is incon.uletc, when one of the three great aud
essential branches offs industry is abandoned
aud unprotected
"ifyou want 10 fnd an example of order.
oil freedom from debt, of economy, of eapea.
diture falling short Of rather than exceeding
income you will go II the well regulated fam,
~ oil FARMER. You will go TO the house
oil such man as Isaac Shelby You will not
hnd INN resortIng to.taVernS engaged in broils
prosecuting angry law suits. You will be-
hold every member of his family clad with
the produce of their own hands. and use6,llv
employ d the spinning wheel aud the loom in
motion by day break. With what pleasure
viii his wife carry you to her neat dairy, lead
you me the store house andlpoint TO the bile
cloths, the sheets, the counterpanes which lie
on this she'll Tor her daughter Sally, or that for
Nancy, all prepared IN advance, by her proyi
dent care. Tor the day of their respective mar.
i riages. If you want 10 see an opposte exam.
pie 60 10 the house of man, who make moth
ien at home, whose family resorts 10 the store
Tor every thing You will find him perhaps
IN the tavern or the store at the cross roads
he Is engaged WIN the rum grog on the able
'aA'hs oehosI'ions 10 make out some case of
usury or fraud. Or perhaps he is furnishing
IN IN ME