Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-25

4, >, side o. the house, aud exactly opposite 10
Aif Peril
several other me ~ bers took Their osths aud
their seats.
The Speaker said that ha had ,eersed iei
ter from the Solicitor 10 the 1an'ass'"n :"
Bankruptcy against Rowland siePlens"'i' IN
forming him Thai the sad Ro Stephenson had
no, .vy,e,d.,,d To the cnmtni.siun. nsithci
had h. maid m. creditors 2ns. Ia tue pound
In, was still an uaeer,ifit sied bankrupt. The
l.,,, having been read. on the moiion Of Mr.
planta. a new wrii sas ordered Tor Leon,ns
-, IN The room OF the sud Rowland Stephen
IN, cnnadas aud the United Sntei In th'
House o. Commons on the 9th. Nj Robinson
said-I have question to Rsk Of the h'gh'
Hon. Secretary for Hume Affairs, great pub
lie importsnce; and ru., he will have M diff
Guilty in giving such reply rs Will remove inc
unsasiness that exists among parties W 'o's
country who are Interested IN The point ana
others who live In the tHnadas. NY qnss'
ton is. whether any ncgoointion Is pending be
swan III. country AMI tho United States, with
/. view 10 the renewal OF direct intercourse he
tween the Ufitod States aud our possessions IN
Canada Nj SECRETARY Peel sAid-My hn
aver 10 the Hon Grnfleman's question IA this
thai n communication has been received from
the Minister Of the United States on that impor
TAM subject and that ,h. communication "a
all under the confederation OF bis Majesty =
government
Colombia aud Mcxico-On the s'h Sir To
her, WILSON introduced TN" sub Get OF the non
Interference of England Ia favor Of heH'eo'
psnJin. the recent invasion OF that country ny
General Bausdss. Application had been lhahe
10 the Government by tue MeHIchns, 10 dITsc'
,hs Br,nh lie, on the West India station to
4. fro, liant
although that expedition had failed, another
ws. now in preparation by Spain. of which The
rendezvous is Cuba Nh. Peel replied and jas
tined the course the government had pursued.
The ministry wa. determined 10 pursue UPWARDS
thu new Spanish American States, the policy
Of Mr. Canning. Aud in any event, their
policy would be perfec, and rigid neutrality.
It's with gr~ai sat,hciion we have learned
thu, the Budget will contain n propos tton for
the reduction ofthe public expenditures TO III"
amount OF BOA, 1901 and that the amy VIII be
thu branch 10 which the reduction will espec'nl
~ appy Thc Budget is 10 he brought for
ward ~ early IN the session ns possible.
Lord Graves. one of the Lords II his MACS
~. he'd chamber, cut his throsi, IN London the
9Th. ia y H. Of delirum.
The poliuenl Life of the Right Hon. George
Canning, from his aeceptano" of the seals Of
,hs Foreign Department. in 1922. 10 his death,
by c Granville. ESQ. late his private Score.
tary, - in progress
A PAR. respondent of tho bondpn Her.
aid, writes n. follows. under date II the 2nd -
Rumours are aioat ot extensive but indlscrsni
and premature preparations Tor war, by the
Satan, and Of new measures already taken and
about 10 he carried into effect by the Russians,
IN nuni,h this ucaohery, hut cnnno' trace
them 10 M authentic source still there Is
som ethne in the back ground of fhs political
picture of Europe whrh W.. of ordinary Wis
ion. cannot penetrate OF define aud that some
thing is ola dark and lowering tone.
Frnuce aud dlgier, The Paris journal of
Commerce received in London on thu oh oil
Februa v states, from the most authentic IN
formation, ths,the expedition against Algcrs
WINS decided in the Council, which was held
Yesterday --25 900 men ar. destined tO' The
expedition 20 commence in May
Paris, Feb. 1 Several plans Tor a great Ell
petition ag,nst Algiers ARE now under discus
sion before the Council of Ministers II is said
10 be agreed that an army shall he landed, and
. sieg" undertaken. Some general officers Of
the army aud navy were " sterday invited 10
the deliberations OF the Council, TO give ihsiI
opinion on the best mode oirIornfion
II was subsequrnily reported, that the mem
hers of he Board OF Admiralty invited 20 the
Council OF Ministers, Judged The place proposed
Tor the expedition 10 be iupraoIicable, snd that
IL will be gwen up.
Prime, Leopold Of SAKE Coburg is shortly
expected at Paris where the report of his mar.
wage with daughter ofthe Duke OF Orleans
J. again revived
The Constitutional likewise sscrib's the IRE.
auent interviews between Prince Pohenac and
tho Duke q { Orleans. To the contemplated mat
riinoni,l alliance between one Of the prn cesseS
OF Orleans aud Prince Leopold.
Greeet.-We mfr from the kings speech
that Leopold 10 destined Tor the future govern
or Of Greece. The G'Hete de + lance says
1--WE are assured that the defDte protocol
rpspecting Greece has been signed IN London
between the Plrnipoleularies OF the three
powers, and that Princc Leopold. Of SAKE Co.
burg, 10 invested With The sovereignty Of
Greece
The nc counts from Greece itself are unfavor.
able 10 the pnblic tranquility, and Count Capu
d'Iurias huds Il difficult 10 assert his authority
The Porte is hence confirmed in us notion thai
the allies will see that Greece IS not ripe for
indeu endenee aud must remain subject TO the
Sultan Ever since King of Grepcr had been
spoken Of, every body NJ Poros considered them.
selves relieved from all obligation TO obey the
President. The ,meliots muiined . aud the
French troops (2u0O) we're obliged to iceland to
msintain order ~ the MorPs.
The Turkish Minister Hail Pacha, had set
nm for ST. Petersburgh The London Courier
says con lecture continues active at ST Peters
burgh in regard to the points 20 he urged by
this Ambassador =: the Chief OF which are SAID .
be
An early evacuation BY the Russians OF Bull
garia, that Constantinople may have the foil
benefit Of the supplies derived from that prov
ilce.
diminuiion OF the amount, or an extension
ofthe tine stipulated for the payment of the
indemnity money.
In these points. at least ia the latter, 10th
France and England said 10 second the IN
stances the Ottoman Court BE- this as II
may. the Russian Government have made no
relaxation in the Uksse, or Imperial Order. is.
sued on the End August, for the levy OF add.
tional recruits.
Hall Paeha LEFT Odessa on the 10Th January,
loaded with rich presents, list OF which is
published. The Augsbursh Gazette saws tina,