Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-06

turned Ia aiglefs. soon hlfTWhfus TWO oi ihr
riches, Moors OF Algirrs were sent by the Dey.
They did represent ,hatexTeme terror prevailed
among the soldiers aud the inhabitants, and
thai all we're DESTROYS that negotiations should
commence Immediately.
| They desired tsat would cause the firing 20
cease, promising tina, the fire Of the palace
should then likewise be suspended This sus-
pension OF hoslnies IN fact took place Gen
eral Valaze took advantage of II TO open
communications hey ond the fort oil tho Empe-
| ror.
At three clock the DEFY s secretary reformed.
accompanied bv the consul aud vIce.c consul OF
! England he requested that the conditions of
peace might be reduced 10 writing. This was
done, aud caused a paper TO be delivered 10
"a copy of which you eScellencyr will find
brlow. At four O'Clock the secretary came
for the third lme. The Dey desired that an
interpreter might he sent 10 him, in order that
he might, by his assistance, understand what
was re qured OF him. Mr.. Bfaschewiiz, for.
merry FIRST interpreter 10 the army IN Egypt,
WAS sent 10 the Casasba. The Dey, when he
was made acquainted wit the proposed cunyen
ton, said thai he accepted the eondit,oos. aud
that he placed implicit confidence IN the French
honour.
had signed the convention : he put his seal
10 il, but desired that the nrmstice might be pro-
longed 10 the 9th. at noon, IN order that he
might have time TO summon his council, add
induce il TO subscribe 10 The conditions ptescrr
bed. The firing was suspended til further
orders however. our works were continued,
and on the 9th, nj day break, a communication
OF 500 metres connected the fort OF the Empe-
! ror with the spot on which the batary against
the Casrauba was TO be erected. Today the
two Mo0rs returned they were commissioned
by the Dey TO confirm the engagement into
which he had entered. by affixlng his seal TO
| the convention but they desired that The occu-
patton should be deferred Tor tweny-four
| hours. | required that the iorls, the port and
the city should be delivered upio the French
troops at eleven O'Clock in thu morning. The
Dey consented, Nnd AT this moment the stan
dard of France IS boosted on all the towers of
the city, The subsection of which has been for
50 many ages the object Of the wishes of all
| Europe. The Dey he's retired into house ~
The city, which he inhabited before he took up
his abode in the Casauba The promise which !
have made to respect his person wid be faith
fully kept
Che next paragraph praises the confhge OF
the troops, and speaks in high terms OF Tue sn
perio'ty OF the new artillery, both tho held
pieces and the heavy cannon.)
The public properly has been pat under seal
An inventory will be takro, winch shall
|
&c. COUNT DE BOUVMoNT.
Convention beiVeen tie General u Chii d ne
French army and hS Hghnessetme Dey q A.
The fort of the Casaaoha, oil the other tort $
depending on Ayers, and tie port Of 'hni c'fy,
| shall h. delivered up IL the trench troops his
morning ut ten o clock. f,eDch time.
The General Chief OF the French army,
promises his Highness The Dey of Algiers.
10 leave him bis liberty, and The possession
Of every thing that belongs TO him personally
The Dey shall be at liberty to retire with
his family aud all that belongs 10 him 10 the
place which he shall fix upon. aud 50 long as he
reI"ains al Algiers, he and his family shall be
under the protection Of the 6eneral-In.Chef
Of the French army n guard shall protect the
safety OF his person ADD that oil his family
| The Generan Chief promises 10 all the sol.
diers the same advantages aud the same pro.
tecIion.
The exercise Of the NahOmetsn religion shall
remain free. The hberfy ef The inhsbnanls
of all classes, their religion, their property,
their commei ce, their Indnstry, snail he
inviolate their women shall be respected the
Generalin Chief promises this upon his honor.
The exchange of this convention shall he
made before ten O'Clock dis morning, aud the
French troops shall INN rdiately after enter the
the city and tho pori.
Camp before AIgiers, July g. 1880.
The French papers contain the result OF the
third series of electoral contests, which began
on the 18th inst. Before every one Of the ar
endorsement colleges Of the capi al the Minis
tiers have sustained more signal defeat Than
could have been ANTICIPATED. The eight msm-
bers who have been returned are ia avowed yea.
! lous, nay, violent opposition. An attempt
made to divide the body OF tho electors AT one
OF the colleges by hrowing in the name OF Ad.
Duperre, (whose services in the A'gerine eHpe.
diions are 10 enthusiastically ackn0w ledged)
as candidate opposed TO General Dumas, on.
/ ly tended 10 render more notorious the defeat
of the Government, and the triumph OF the Ilbe
rails To the pretenslnns OF the gallant adm-
/ raj who seems 10 he considered constitution
alisl, no body seems TO have the slightest
| objection : but the electors seem to have had
the strongest Tepugnauce TO the authorized use
ofhis name as an apple Of disc0rh by their en-
| emes. Accordingly, the gallant com mander
of the naval expedition 10 Algers could only
obtain l9 6v0ies out Of college oil AZ electors,
1922 OF whom supported Ihe p1etrBsions of his
Antagonist, Gen. Matthew Dumas The great
! 9ajorIy of tire elections ia the other twenty
depaltm have been equally hostile 10 minis
ters. The surprise ~. not that the liberals
succeed, but that ihey succeed ny shch over.
helming maloritles' Dat oil thu S,S45 cleo
tors who voted IN the eight colleges OF Paris,
only about 1900 gave their votes for ministerial
candidates, while 1914 supported the member 5
who have bern trump antly returned.
BRITISH COLONIAL TRADE.
We do not hnd any confirmation oi the fact
of the reported opening Of the British Vest
India ports 10 the trade Of the United States
In the British House Of Commons on the 18th
July. in reply to a question asked by Mr.. Ro-
blnsun relative to the state of the negotiations
with the United States for throwing open the
Wesl India Trade. sir Robert Peel stated that
negotiations were in progress. but had not YET
been brought 10 final conclusion. The editor