Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-25
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SIX pAysLArER FROM ENGLAND.

gence.
Enelaod had promptly recognized the new
Government OF France. aud u was conhaen"y
believed that this example would have a favor
able effect on the determination OF the other
European Courts The fac, OF the acknowi-
edgmcnt Of Louis Philip by 9rea, b'''a,o' han
dIfnsed great joy in France.
The delivery Of his new credentials by Lord
Stuart de Koihsay took place on "wednesday,
la, Sept when hs l.ordship went 10 the Kings
Palace in state, accompanied by the Secrcta-
,ies of the Embassy. On quitting the Palms
Royal, he was warmly epplaoded.
Its stated that Count dc hayncvni had
returned from Vienna TO Paris, with Information
that the Emperor Of Austria was fully
disposed TO acknowledge the new Freoeh Gov
ernment.
The Court of Russia had not yet scknowl-
edged The chance in the Government hut. ON
the contrary. had interdieted NIL intercourse
betw cen the two countries, not allowing any
French ships IL enter tho ports OF huss'a
carving the Fri .colored flag a, the same time
the interd,ct extend 10 all freoeh "aVeheis'
The intelligence which had reached 81. Peters
burg was however, the mere fact that fevo-
luton h nd broke oui IN France, ~ ho'hng was
known of the result. II was believed when
the facts reached Russia, that tranquility hao
been ,estored IN France that the French have
that the British Government have hcknowledg-
ed ,b. wisdom of the choice that Austria Is
~ N d,sposcd lownrds the new Constitution
and thai othe, countries equally afflicted were
disnJscd IN fling of and sone OF them had nc
tually flung oil, the shackles OF tyranny-the
Emperor of Russia " i'll remove NIL the fesiric-
tons and permit "A fee intercourse between
tho two nations
One letter n London paper says, IL IN town,
which states that all the natives OF france
resident in ST Petersburg md the other prm-
cipal RUSSIAN cite, and towns have been OF
drred to leave IN five days This statement
ia no, borne ont by any ol the adv,ces
from The most respectable sources. II is said
further tim; the emperor Nicholns intended
10 make fresh levy OF me0, in addition
10 that of which notice was issued only u
short tine sen. This assertion Is not confirm
ed
THE NETHERL aNBs.-rhe accounts from
Brussels are TO the Sd September inclusive. II
will he seen by the tenor nj the latest intell,-
pencp inserted in succeeding columns, that
! iherr VIVA n prospect Of an arrangement be-
tween the people of The Netherlands and tue
King The latter has msniiested disposition
TO cnnelliate. aud rs probable that harmony
| would hs restored by the measures OF the
| S tates General, which were i,nmedldtely 10
meet.
The trial Of the exfrench Ministers had
been coma enced at Paris. NJ. ds feyronne'
IL sad 10 nut bold face on the matter, aud to
he determined to be proud aud inso'em to The
last. The conduct of Pelignac is said 10 denote
extraordinary giddiness, and indifference Their
trial is conducted with the utmost privacy, aud
the Commissioners have publicly denounced
and di,avowed any publications. respecting
them The motive is that their trial may he
conducted with impartiulhy ana olgniiy, Hnd
that they shall not he prrJndgcd by me pnphcA-
t,ou of srDnyfe accounts. The disturbances
among the working people IN Paris appear to
have been in good mraso'e qui.tcd oy 'he
measures OF iha Government The only din.
Guilty which existed ut the last dates was among
the jourueymen nrintsrS. aud prossmsn, who
bad combined 10 compel propIieiors, OF news
pa pers to destroy their machinery Tor printing,
and 20 back 10 The old mode. The ConstIu-
Hon,lei (Which circalaies upwards $4,000
copies dnily) and the Courier Frdneni' had
Welded TO the demands OF the workmen
but the Temps aud the Journal des Debdts had
reshted il.
The great roview Of the National Guard
in the Champ De Mars which had been for
several weeks in preparation, was on Sunday
the 2gIh. The number Of the guard wis hfty
thousand, tie whole of them clothed at their
own expense, aud serving without pay n snol-
umeni. The population poured nhi ~ Immense
numbers 20 witness the truly patriotic display
one account says with eGagg'Tai1on doubtless,
that not less Than balla million we're present.
Lafayette acted as COMMANDER ~ chlei on the
coca .iou aud ereived on the ground the con
gratulniious u IN. Municipality of Paris :" ThIs
il q glorious day for yon and US, SAID the
prolocuior OF the Municipality. Glorious
,nI - ,nI he old her . ~
wss great dsy, but this Is much greater.
In the midst oil the review, IA mass of persons
was seen sowl, advancing amidst the shouts
Of the surrounding speCtaiors---h WAS the woun-
dpd IN the fight vi the Three Days. who had
cTaW led aud been carried from the hospitals 10
view tue splendid show, which, but tor Their
eIerIipns would never have taken place.
Amidst this bsnd OF patriots were seen boys OF
not more than Twelve years Of age. vino had
riskeh their lives Oh hat memorable occasion,
and women who had iofgouen their sex's
fears IN the dangeis Of their country. The
following letter, addressed by the KING TO
Lafayette on lie same evening, Is character
istic
"i am anxious to learn, my dear General,
how you find yourself after this glorious day
for an fearful thai yon must he overcome
with fatigue but have another Object which
lies near my heart namely, to request you 10
be the Interpreter of niy feelings towards those
glorious National Guards. of whom you are the
patriarch. Tell them, that they have a0i only
surpassed my mo sanguine expeditions, but
that il is completely out OF my power 10 ex-
press my sentiments of joy and happiness.
Having been a witness OF the federation in
1870, in this same champ de Mars--a witness
also of,he grand enthusiasm Of 1892. when
saw come up, to join our army in Champagne,
forty.cisht battaIions oflhe citizens of Paris,
formed in three days, and who SO eminenily
contributed 10 repeI the invasion which we had
The happiness oil resisting at Valmy, am able
to make the comparison and il IS with trans
port declare to you, thai what have just
seen is far superior TO what then considered
so noble and what our enemies found 50 FOR