Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-29
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FROM FRANCE.


Files of Paris papers TO Feb. 9,haye beea
ceived nj Boston. The journal dies Deb.,s-
ammo nced that an expedition against Al
Is lie ermlned on Twenty five thousand 49,.
are 10 compose the army TO he landed in A.
| ca. General BoLrmon is TO have the con,., ''
IN chief Of the army. Admiral Duperrp ia do
slgnaied for the command Of the IL 81. and ~.
General of Engineers Valare, TO command 49,.
| works OF the siege.
lie tier from Rome of January 81, .sv.
" the fope has just raised 10 the purple IN.
dignity OF Cardlnai] Bishop de Smone IN,
| Master OF the Chamber, and which 10 an
| Canada, Weld"
Cotton has sold freely, the holders b.u,
| disposed 10 meet the bnyers-prices have eor.
back 10 where they were before the late at
vance. The sales (of 10 days) ar. Isf,
Louisiana at fS3a l05 1904 Upland at Saw
francs.
| The prominent political articles in the Lts,,
OF the Paris papers consist OF comments IN M.
| speech ofGeorge the Fourth at The onenin, ~
| Parliament, which seems TO have been looLe3
for IN Paris with more than ordnar, inter.s,
he liberal Journals pronounce severe indpm mon,
upon IT, whilst the ministerial declared tha, N.
KING neither made nor was required to max.
any OF those professions of faIth with which
P"i'to "it h"LZi'H VI crushed
An article dated ConsantinoDle Ian q
sdys- All is silence rs to the affairs nj Greec.
aud the Sultan is seeking pretexts TO elude rho
iIIlilment of the treaty of Adrianople.
From Greece il is stated that the pre.idao,
Capo d1sria. finds il difficult 10 m,in,.i
tranquility, and this furnishes the Porte win q,
argument against the independence If Gree,
The Porte alleges, too, that her union 10 Tn,
Key is necessary TO preserve the balance oe
power in Europe. When the news ,f a Liro
having been chosen for Greece arrived tb,rs
was great irritation against the President. who
was obliged TO apply to The Admirals OF The tbr,,
powers Tor assistance.
The government ofDJn Miguel no, being sc
knoweuged by that of France the court IF tile
lhni'lerIes will not 60 into mourning for m,
la'e queen OF Portugal, ill her death shal have
bern announced by he emperor of Bfazu.
The Spanish Ambassador had SEM off i,
courier TO Madrid on business, il was supposed
having reference to the French ehpedt ion a.
gatnst Algicrs. Very active preparations are ma.
king al Ionlon for the expedition Govern.
ment had RENTED 10 The treasurer of the navy
n that porte IL million francs 10 defray the
first expenses of the war All the s ms fri
gates, and Other vessels stationed AT TouIon
Brest, Rue effort, and L'Oreni are to rendsy.
vous next April in the Mediterranean. The
Pacha of Egypt is expected to take part in
the expedition. He is to send feet and 5000
men, TO act as auxiliares, and To occupy 4.
gers for certain time.
lie winter had been unusually severe e
Frence-from the Odd TO the ooh jan te
snow covered the esrth, and the cold was then
so intense thai many proprieiors lost a greaipaa
OF their wines IN freezing il broke the barrels
and the bottles in which il was contained To-
the country the hocks persisted for wantof
food and also Tor want Of water the trunks Of
the greater part OF The great oaks have broken
with much noise. The birds fe dead from in.
undalion aud cold III the commune of 81,
Selndra, there were found 20 dead on the walls
where they Ind come 10 repose Oh the terrible
night of the 9th 10 the 2Sth Dec Tue healhs are
covered with geese and wild ducks, who will
allow any body easily to approach them and
the merchants are supplied with quantity OF
game, hares and rabbits and birds of every kind
so ahundanIy, that they sell nj low price.
The Journal du Commerce states that great
number of Frnch prisoners are still detained IN
the Asiatic provinces Of Russia
Three young French mi, sionaries recents
arrived in the back settlements of the Cane d.
cd Hoke-lhe first sent b, the French So
c'ety Of Evangelical Missions that have tGtf
visited that county.
Tn" plague hid been introduced into Piss
by Russian family from Tmkpy-The smaI.
pox had recently made great ravages ia It'd.
city.
From Cadis We were told some days since
by Spanish gentleman, that 5000 or oOVo
uooPs WIRE preparing to sail from CadI1 i0f
the West Indies or the Gulph of Mexico.
about as many from Barcelona; and consider
Die number from one or Two oie + p0rts, whltR
we do MOI now remember. The inioImaho"
d'd not appeareniirely improbable as ii was WEI
known there were unsettled accounts between
SPAN and Mexico, aud also between Spain ana
fiayi, TO say nothing Of other portions OF u't
New World Still, as We could not ascertain no"
lar the representation was correct, we omHeu
to publish i've now perceive that the Pho'De
Ann, winch arrived yesterda, from Cadi1, tD'
1th, lefi the ships superior, Fabius and LOUIS
ana bound ~ Havana with troops which p"s,'
ply may be the sum total of foundation Tor itt
fumor, Though this is no, a necessary cons.
quenee.
+. ). After making further inquiries Of msf
chants engaged in the Cadz trade, we canno'
hnd that more than about 300 tons OF shppme