Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-01

=, 4, his valte, who "os Attending MIN, -,
| am dying ar,
~ ybs amount OF 2 9O4 blanks prepared
'o n.sr,i,ns, has been committed by a person
'o' sa george Keith, man who had been
"',a.ed % wears in that establishment. lie
patsconded. leaving wife and seven chill
n 4 similar depreciation was commit
,he Mint about 10 years ago. by a soldier
GU Turnbuli, who was executed for the of
fence. p.,, o.,.,..
- Iaonarv. between Mr.. Oliver CLAYTON,
o na Mr. LIMERICK. growing ooi of dispute on
an Catholic question. The formerz was sho,
'"o.,eh The lungs and survived only twelve
so.e verdict of wilful murder was rsnde :.
~ Nv ,he Coroner's Jury against all parties
Two we're taken into custody.
The American Minister had long confer.
.,,h the Duke of Wellington, NJ the
treasury. on the u h OF January
r,,nes'-The Mnniteur of Jan. contains the
II order convoking the Chambers for the I'd
'tMarch. The Journal des Debats thus an.
LOUNGES the order
rba ordinance for the Convocation of the
p.rliament is issued. Our first thought is 10
.os, ,he royal wisjom-n has closed the
RS. If fear-it has placed a barrier against
,.h;ch the follies oil the ministry will be deS
,.aysd Henceforward the future is ours, AMI
,he ministers belong to il no more. They may
..s, their regard behind as they will-they
- rewemie ,he time when they might every
rno,ning alarm the public. Vain regrets this
.;me is mast, never to return. Between their in
,r;gues and France, there Is now the Orilnan e
ofConyocation. II is Styx which they can
ooi repass. and which encoses them lace 10
face with their Judges.
H., h. IL
cbambres. Of Jan. IL, states in a second edition
a.,ad AT no, u that /" two plans had been discuss
.3,o.,bdue Algers. The one was 10 land Co.
oo men with the necessary material the other,
10 persuade the Viceroy OF Egyptto placeat our
d,onosai abody oftroops sufficient To beslege Al
,i,,s in this case we should furnish lie neces-
snr, material, but We should avoid riskins the
health of our soldiers in a climate TO which hey
,.re not accustomed. IL is said that the last plan
A,s been preferred, and tha, il was the sole OBJ
soc, of the mission of NJ. Hndder at Alexandria.
IN a, Office has Just landed at louon Alter
na,,ng received The instruction OF the Govern
,non, he will return TO Gen. Goillemnot at
Coos,an,oople. going by way of Alexandria,
.nhere he will have another conference with the
ViceroY.
P,ou the East.--Acconnts from Bessarahia
,.y tia, the FIRST Russian troops from Adrlano-
ME mad already passed the Daanbr, and were
gojng iuto winter quarters.
There is no intelligence of moment from Con-
sfa,,ioople. The negotiations OF Canai lou
uere carried Oh with great ACTIVITY, ard i"outb
sh. Porte as usual, saw difficulties, every "hpre,
and was very reserved, no deuht OF the uc1eSs
of Count Orloff's mission was entertained; aid
i, was hoped he would attain his otJpct before
,be arrival of Nj de Ribeaup,erre. dreat tx
oac,st,on has been raised by the exported st
nfthat Ambassador 10 Napolf, an! MS gen"
.lly aft rmed that he was inirusie.i with an IN
nortant mission from his Court o Coun' Capo
.YIstrias Much anxiety WIS felt IN particular IN
the hotel OF ne English Legation, and N gen.
erni Sir X Gordon took great palns 10 make
himself acouan ed with The proposal OF Count
Orloif and 10 be informed OF his transactions
with the principal officers OF the Porte. That
,be 81 uation Of the English Ambassador 10
the Porte has now become very difficult val be
1a,i,a no no body who considers the advania
pes gained by Russia. its political PIE, oniera e
among all The eastern nations, aud the several
views of the grea, European powers
Greece.-There is such variety of rerorls
respecting the proposition 10 place Prince l." =
Dold upon the throne of GREECE, nat no saIls-
factory conclusion can be formed The Morn
inc Chronicle statrs thai the FIInce mas refused
abe Sovereignty of Gre ece, dist using. perhaps
his ability COVE u the somewhat "atwaid
children of Leonidas, and being little tempted
by the ambition to fill throne, Nolwiihstae-
ding all that has bten said aud sung of the de-
lghtful climate OF Greece, his Serene Highness
has probaly judged Aisety. SO tar a, his owl
happiness was concerned, III leaVi g 10 Others
the regeneration OF he Hellrnlans, and CIV
ing preference 10 lite passed in this coLn
try
Another statement Is. thu the answer from
She Russian Cabinet respecting the elevation
ol Prince Leopold 10 the sovereignty NJ ureece
"a asserted 10 have arrived, aud to be 81 an
eVasiye nature" And a VIENNA article "i Dec.
%, SAYS 81 hough i, becomes more ana moro
probable thai Prince Leopold IF oaxc Cobulg
may be Sovereign OF Greere, il ls GER am iha'
before such a nomination mixes place, plenlp"
,eni'arleS from The principal Courts Il europe
will assemble In hfs uapltaI, 10 arrange tlis ana
othe im1oTiaa shatters A the same tint,
with a Greek monarch the legation OF the sew. |
eIal cabinets Will 81 10 Gerce, Ia o der 10 give
the new stat 'hat 'mpoTt ance, and 10 pace II !
IN the Situation u uai Among friendly pU"efh.
In addition 10 all inest >psculH'lons, letter
from London OF Jan Is, u me Liverpool Mer.
curry, says - am bic 10 ,ntorm you posi-
tlveiy TT, up 10 = n'riDch mis- day, Prince
Leopold al mol asllyeIy declined the soyer-
eigfiy Of Greece, but il 5 true that he has mol
accepted it. he has expressed doubts as TO has
ability, buI in the circles which he visits he Is
esteemed an able man. /, IS sill thought he
will ne prevailed upon 10 accept the aopor.
I'll Duke oil Wellington has the affair much
at heart
Again. " Il is rumored tina great person
age has been warmly opposed 10 Pri"ce Ito
Pold's occupying the proposed throne OF
Greece"
From Vera Crus Letters from Vera Craz,
TO the I2th ult. wete received here on Monday,
says the New York Gazette. via Havana.
One Of the 9rh says -" We are much pieased !
10 communicate 10 YOU that our disturbances
are at an end aud there is u far prospect Of a
revival of business. II he Wee President has
'flnmphed, anu his party has acquired mnc h |
popularity by the order which has been ob,