Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-04

uefor,una.e gentsinan became Hurried, and
rapidly caught hold OF the door but unhapp'y
in endeavosfing ~ ascend he missed bis loot
iog, and falling 10 the ground, part OF his person
extended on the other rail. The Rocket tomlng
up al the instant, went over his Lex enh thigh.
and fractured them in n most dreadful manner.
The whole wasths work Of n moment Al
instant previous he was In the full possession OF
health and spirits : he now lay manged and
bleeding before his friends.
To pourtray The scene that followed would
be impossible. Medical gentlemen Immediately
drw 10 his assistance, and hr was conveyed
10 neigbbou,ing house, where every attention
was bestowed. But the wounds he bad receiv.
cd we're of such character rs 10 allow no hope Of
his recovery, md he expired the same evening
about nine o'clock A great d'aner sas TO
have sue cceded The railway jaunt, aud II had
been confidently anticipated that their meeting
AZ that festival might be the means OF cnecting
a tol al and cordial Cancellation between the
Duke nf Wellington and Mr.. Husk,sson. In
the death oil thi. dsling uished individual, Eng
leud has lost an intelligent, honest and intrepid
statesman, and the cause OF free trade an able,
consistent, int lligent and deiatigable advo-
cate.
OF Eoglish news, beyond the above fatal
event, aud the account ofthe Liverpool mar
kei. which we copy, there Is not much Inc
+ example OF the ex.King OF France, ia provok-
ing his expulsion from his dominions, reached
London ON the 10Th. We place among our
extracts some account OF the Brunswick fevoiu-
ton or insurrection.
From France, the tenor ofthe news " oil an
agreeable charact 7. The waves Of The political
sea are rapidly subsiding. and It's surface
promises soon 10 be as tranquil as the storm
that agitated il was grand. The dates from
| ID. AT Macs ar
des Chambers Of that day me atoms that
courier, who left 81. pe,ersburgb on the 26th
August, had brought the news that the Empe-
ror OF Russia had issued orders TO admit vessels
, bearing tho iri colopied flag and passage
is also given from a letter. dated the 29th tdem,
which states that n ship under that nag had
arrived al Cronstadi, aud, IN compliance with
, the order spoken of. had been received. The
! intention ofihe Emperor OF Russia was said 10
be- 10 relation 10 the recognition OF the new gov
eminent, 10 aci in conformity with tue other
/ European powers. II will he seen by these
statements, that the news which we yesterday
p gave from the Journal dn Havre, WAS
i premature though but little douh, Gun DO en-
/ Ieualned that Russia will acknowledge the new
King Of the French. Austria has already doht
: this. HH
The Gonsiiiaiionnel OF the 18Th mentions thai
the government had that day received OH c,a
news ofihe recognition, by the Co.r' Of Wen
a ma, Of Louis Philip. The Cabinet Of Madrid
had likewise issued an order 10 admit the III
/ coored flag into the ports OF Spain though the
naughty and snperc,lious terms ia which IL
is expressed sufficiently manifest the vnwil.
linenes with which II was decreed. II 10 as
= follows -" Iii. Catholic Majesty. Tor the
present and until further order, has resolved
to tolerate the three eoored flag on board o
FrenGh vessels entering The ports of the PENN
sula"
The disturbances among tho working peopl,
aud lower classes OF Paris appear 10 DO pretty
: nearly nj an end. Oder seems, with lew anu
= iriv ial interrup,oos,t ITO be cfeoiusy restored
" The Constitutional OF the 18Th says, there are ne
II longer 10 France any elements but OF order ant
. peace.
;, The committee appointed to conduct the ex
y am nation ot the or-,piniscrs had not yet mad,
u their report. IL the mean while, the rgor o
their confinement bad been in "a measure re
lsIed, and they had been allowed 10 mrst 10
. geiher. A strict surveillance, however wal
exercised ovrr them.
Tho nomination of Talleyrand exciies variou,
i feelings In Paris and is commented on 10 vefy
different ways.
With regard to Spain. II Is very obvious tha
y n revolutionary movement is preparing. Tho
$ Gazette de France gives an article under DAFT
of Pan, sept. 2, which states that Spanish ex-
u lies are docking tbihrr IN great numbers, ant
I inst superior officers Who served formeri,
e under Nina, had gathered together on tn,
D frontier, to concert With other Spaniards fron
u Navarro and Arragon Nina had left Paris Il
join them.
o A paragraph dated Bayoone, Sept. 9th, state,
: that many Span'ard, had arrived there, thai
Isturiis aud forr,los we're expected. Colonel
i Valdez was chief protein. II vas thought they
= designed entering Spain on tue ION sept. IL
" lie meanwhile. 1t is stated ,hAt Ferdinand and
" his Councillors are deylsiug means 10 avert The
;, impending storm. Il Is IN agitation 70 publish
Charter on Tue plan ofihai Of LOUIS 18th, ant
G 10 the first place 10 recall the eIiles The Me
l. IN oral les Pyfepees observes OF those coniem
u plated messurf S, II 1t is 10 produce any goos
Effect, this cnncession 10 the imperious 0eces
sy OF circn,nstAnces must be made without III,
least delay. In few days perhaps il will b,
. too late.n The French Government appear
% determined To take no share IN these coming
n troubles. The Paris correspondent Of lib,
= London Times mentions that u Geographic de
spaich was sen, on the ltb to Bayonne. will
u orders to disperse the disafscied parties o
IL Spaniafds who were known 10 be assembling OF
h the frontiers Of France.
ii It's mentioned 10 Berlin letters 70 the lell
{. Sppiembef that Count Diebiiscb had arrived
II 10 that city on his way 10 Paris, commissioned
y Nv tie Emperor of Russia 10 congra tulais
r Louis Philip on his accession TO the throne o
,e France.
e The intelligence from Greece is of pleasing
= tenor.--fhe harvest has been abundant. A
II letter from the ministers ofthe " Three poioers
d had been sent to Count Capo dIstras, appro
wing his administration, and pro missing that an
s other protocol more favorable TO Greece 10 ev
$ cry respect shall be made, by which there
= will he assigned 10 IL more ample extent OF from
, Tier hoth nv land IL sea They also = n nre ss
= the intention Of nominating another sovereign
!. who shalt be young prince. and that Count
Il Capo dIs.tias g" shall be his guide and Mentor
e as long rs he lives"