Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-08

Chasssafs, by or.isr Il Pfinee Niiiaoi ,mareh
ed ant yesterday thr lar which takes I'i''
.a.ssli. on III. l3th y ~ no, he bsld Srsefsi
II those who a.,r ~1andei on VI" w. ins'.
hs.s s,nee died. Toe lawn IS surrounded .''h
troop.
Iospos. SEPT. e6.-1he htsst new' from
D,ssd.n .tsta. that on tie 1870 ". a. tai
bIsntz. Co.naaBaant Of The National .'uHf1s.
pnbI,,hsi y ~ exclamation. IN which the hng
al Sasen, announces mat fttfer Frederick u
! snpoinfsd Co Regent. and hat Prince harnnt-
T Ian f,fhrr of Ptnee Frederick. hes rrn"nnc"d
HI. CHS Of succession Z" The Hfowe. ~ favour
+ oftbe latter. THIS proclanai ION, accompanied
| with fhe DISMISSAL OF Count Itnsieflls, the
prime munster. MAS received Nth fnihnsla'm
nv the people ~ Dresden; aud on the 18th The
King made hs rntrs mic the town, arc""ipan-
ed n, - ne. regent, amidst enthusiastic ac.
clamnii M Prince Frederick - the rfpre-
sentative fail the enlightened IDEAS Of the
co. ntrs. knosn as tine friend ioftbe reforms
claimed Nv the majority 81 the saion,. his NJ.
paintmpnt 10 the Regency. which IA real
arre.sion Ia a throne occupied by an old man
II ,eafs of age, ~ sure pledge thai numerous
reform. vii abe successively Introduced INTO
the polltirs II aud administrative system OF oai-
ons
/ MANY.-FaASRroRT -oH-TuE MaINE.
Sent Id Eypnis ~ Germany have wthin the
last few weeA. assumed very ,crions char
ac.-t. uIherto the distpfbnnces have arisrn
/ only from distant grievances, each state &C.
ting only Tor itself without any general conr
4 hina,inn. Bat nov a general and wfll-ionhdrh
cause ol complaint appears 10 have nni'ad Tor
~ Of the states in one movemrnI, WI bout
which success, would have been impossible.
The greater pnrf oi oermsny has risen against
-. bx Hftpffuts al The
Customs. which has deprived the enHniiv oi
that freedom OF rad. 81 necessary for The es-
! mansion of lis resources. The following in
/ ieligenoe " III be truly surprising. aud which
YOU will mol Gnd IN the Aps'rau Observer. OF
any other ri The German paorrg. The people
! at vienna have reYolisd agaiuht the tuz5nms.
! X 900 men have eoaescrd IN order 10 release
symr smupplcts who have dared To ncI ~ op-
! position TO The vii Of Ptoee Nit nicb.
/ Discomfort has began TO show uself atfrank.
| tort, The drnrness OF br ad - te cause, or
rather the prrtrti. One al our Bntgomhsiers
was hung IN eliiey ihis morning beiore The llo-
tefde Vic. MAY all ib"sa event. terminate 10
the advantage of the country, without n fere.
iitiun II those exrssses which nftende The hIs1
symptom, OF insnrfecton in Germany.
ALGlTRs, September 4.--Ihe arrival OF Gen.
cnnse has Inspired every oue With confidence.
The name oi Philip |. is saluted by aoelane-
ten, which are the frank expression oi the
feelings Of 30, 900 French no@ under arms.
The number Of men attacked by the dys enierv
s 1900
MASSACRE OF TIE ALBANiAN CHIEFS. |
BrLsRADI, Aug. - An article under this
date states, That the 6rsud Vlzer. having AZ
rived nj BuogIis, and finding that the cnauce
was tad overcoming the insurgent Albsnaus I
by force, had Recourse 10 a rer+'dious strata- !
gem. lie seut mrtagts TO all the Alhsnlan |
Chiefs, irlllng them that hr had coule - listen |
10 then demands, aud inviting then 10 IA an
dlrnce.--A grsni npmbrr oi them accordingly |.
set out tor BltoglIa, accompanied, bY way Of
pfecaniion, by an escort oil 5000 men. The
Grand Vizier gave the Chiefs an audlrno ., aud
after hearing tnrir demands, w. 81. 900 purses.
OF 10 O0o, 00o Turkish pissues, Il cIsfmg that
nots outstanding the emhafrasslnrnts Of the
( government on account Of the lats war, he
" ould find means TO satisfy them. He only
requr sled that they would ,emain IN the city
tor u lew days, until the arrival OF the suns pla-
ced ~ his hand, by the Porte, which he SAID
were already on the way.
Having thus gained their confidence, he invi-
ted them after they had been tout days in The
town, 10 witness "A review of his troops, about
5000 strong They accordingly attended ac-
by an escort OF only 400 men. Alter
no icing III. evolnlon fpr some time they iannd
them selves suddenly surrounded by the InIk-
ish troops, mnssdcred 10 he idsi man. There
man i'r Of the 50O, who had been left without
the ,ty, we're next marched against by tue
Turks. and Immediately bet iok themselves To
fight But AS the Grand Vlzler had caused
the roads TO be previously occupied, IL is praha-
BILE that buin very small number OF the Alba
mans escaped the sword.