Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-30
VOL. lX.--NO. 30.

no hing apparent but peace and barmo,.
,,'.'' '"ese ere"m'iances the chang In ,l..
"y seoms Singular. II org mated uerhsn.
10 some personal piq,.s, but before /, US a.
.p"p'"hed, ws"t further, aud resulted in mi.
s"s 'p ono'ne, taken entirely, a, it seems
; To us from The ertrene len.
The first difficulty arose from N.
used by NJ. odillcn Bsrret, Project or. go
y" a" address 10 tho citizens of Ps.i, ~, ~.
SUBJECT OF the disorders of which III, .n,rah.a-
SION 'hot 'he er-nnisiers would ese.n. ,,,..
nh"en'' was The pre'eIt or cause. ia Ina, a.
afess ne qualified the step taken by "a. Cham.
Der Tor ab"i,hing the punishment Of death as
WPoIs"he' messrs. Gnizot and de Broglie
TOOK "hsnce, IN bshslf ofthe Chamber VIII
which they had cone urred. al the ,,n,...;a,
an" "ssod the dismissal oil NJ %. Barrotl IN /.
was successfully resisted by the m,nis,er of ;na.
'ee' D"lonf lie fEure; whereupon The oiher
1--WE gsss - their resg natios which wa. .c.,,,,-
Ecu va W Cssmir Psrrier and LATTE we're
me" chhfgat with remodeliing the m,n;s,,v
~. ivy eouh not agree ia their views. aud
hns' some delay. tho arrangement a. n.hlish-
J go yes'erday which placed Lsfi1e a, ~. 49,,
. she --st''s' So -. ", Tue neAu
This arrangement Is understood to 6e .ano.
noned by ,fayotle, who as we'll a. OdilIoo
Barroi, had. on account OF the vigor they .isni..
cd IN soppressing disorder aud disturbance.
and popularity they thereby acquired he
come obnoxious To some persons. Lafo vetto
especially was charged with ambition. v,ev5.
aud by way OF contrast with the title of Io.is
Philip Of Caisen King, h. was called tb. Kiue
Chhscn Happily, as we believe for France
thess Jaalousies had no ehec, upon Louis Phil,
~, aud he preferred Lahits TO Casimir p,r,ier
OF HON /, is said one OF his Gra acts sa Pro.
mler would have been TO displace Lsfnyers
from the command ofthe National Guard
The COMMITTEE Of the Peers CHARGED will
the proceedings against ,hs Minister'S will nn,
report before 10Th Nov. This report will h.,
read aud deliberatcd upon with closed door.
and the time will then be fixed for the ,oms
mencement of tho public proceedings,
The King received on The 2sth Oct. tho Min.
i,ter OF the United States, who had tho hone.
lot presenting To him his letter Of csedeoc, +
ihe Munster was accompanied by Gen Lafay-
cite.
Accounts from London state that the an.
trance OF Prince To,layrand into the cbamh.r
OF Pcers. produced IA profound sensation Tn,
Du'ches, oil hun', the Prince Vietofie, and ali
The me'noersoi The diplomrt'c body we're pre-.
| sent.
letter from Amsterdam, Oct Goth. m,p.
tonS a decided tendency To a geaerai ,oA.,,,e-
ton Ia Holland. Polu,cai iiuts have AHEAD,
| taken place and II appears impossible s,v loo.
ger 10 check the spirit OF discomfort which the
disasters ascribed 10 the Nassaa family came,
| iaii 10 pash into open rebellion.
/ Wtep5 kuCH ac8nCR hau.
| been enacted 81 Antwerp. But the n,ohah,l,, =
now u that the rebellion IN Belgium will soa,,
be quoted. The following article from ,b.
Hague, corrobornted as il is, by the loading
London Journals. rsn iers IL probable that the
! BoIgians will he compelled 10 submit 10 f,o ar
| biiinment OF the Allies.
me Hague, oci, i9-rhs new Ambss.ador
OF Austria, has arrived Ia this town, w. m.x
now expect III" Immediate opening ofthe din.
. hyt "a.
oil England, fruss,a, Austria, Russia and F,.ao.
a"s our Minister for Foreign Ana,rs, relative n,
the pac hoalion, 10y the adoption Of an ame.
o'e "'e"gement oe'wea" the Two hoshls Dor
''ohs oil the country. IL already sugurs well
ihsi the conference, are 10 TO held here. and NO,
al London, Bfoda, or Cloves, as il was 6y.,
proposed II is though, that tns 6r.t ATE, w,Il
DO OF establish complete suspension OF arms
supported by Tho forces OF Prussia. which no.,
quite disposed for such a movement p,tnc,
ua,''1In. secretary OF tue Russian Legation, la,
Just arrived. "'