Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-22
FRENCH AFFAIRS.

FRENCH AFFAIRS.
The approaching cleo ions conn'ann '1f
chief attention ofthe PARIS press,G OF ihe fenfh
public Private letters down la the evening
| of the blh state that their result IS likey 10 De
productive of nothing DECISIVE eithef 10 we u
IRA or liberal parties j. was calculated 'het
III. rppointmeni Off Peyronnet wound turn =.
eniust the ministry about fniiy electoral COW.
as.. - hat The majority of forty announced
! by the Gazette. previously Ia iae appoint nent
/ Il VI Peyronnri may BE- considered no" rs
having oeasedio ekl,i. snpposlag Thai II al esef
IrIs'.
TIE EXPEDITION TO ALGlERS
I Tins e1reIifion Is noN oi COURSE the topic 81
the most general interest ia Ehfope aud ihoh-
sand idle tales, TunOnrs, aud surniaes, Inc
offspring OF hope, jealonsles, Tears, and The "
niversal gossiping propenshs Of man, continue
f 10 nout ~ the wings Of the public journals.
some of the Fars papers oI thu OH, again 'iait,
Z that conferences had been hell ~ fdu', hf.
! tween the Ambassadors Of several powers AMI
I The French Ministers. on the mbecr oil Aigiers
but in the best informed ciroes II was known
I rhs, no such conferences had yet comm"ncedi
| bn, that they might toke place so soon As ihr
/ French army commences The siege OF Aleieis.
| The Journal du Cnmmrrce states tint " un-
| ntrasapt accounts had been cIrCnated upon
change, respecting the fate OF the hrsi DIVISION
! al the expedition could lot uace ibfm
10 any thiug positive. The decline OF lbf
| Funds was attributed 10 these r'porIs, but pr.
| hans n Ia likewise the decline nat has gwen
! biIh tn thrm" Bul the Constitutional Shys,
" no acr ideni has yet happen 10 upr lee' eA-
repr the destruction oi q transport ve=sel winch
| took hre It's cargo consisted OF hay. A. II
| vas impossible to save u, was found necessary
~ smk - The loss am,unts To about l6O,eon
/ l. .saI- -
! lives"
The hioni,pur OF the 1lh has the following =
| On receiving ihp hr.t nolice oil The loss OF Ir
! SvIcne and L'Aveniure the Minister OF the
| Marin. Immediately instructed. 10y telegraph,
| me marIt,me pI.tcci oil Ioulun 10 transmit 10
| him through ihe same medium, any Inlorma-
| ton he could ohhn relative 10 the iate OF ihose
vessels The following ls his answer -
| .Tuuon June >, 1880, halt past two
| O'Clock. !
Since announced IN yon the wreck of Le
! {, lrnr and l. A, entnIe, | have received ~ de
| tails respecting ,he fat Of the crews. gen
| eral rumnr prevails thai n'e Dry Of Ayers had
| given ordrr that any prisoners that might he
| made should BIZ resptctpd As sum rs ! ~.
ceiye any fresh intelligence relalseto the ere" s.
VIII hasten Ia communicate II 10 yon.
| I" THIS being the Only despatch received by
p
by several journals oi this unfortunate
occurrence should MT be considered as autnrn-
tic"
The following article il given under date Of
| Tnulon, NAV - -
| Yesterday towards three IN the afternoon,
an eaafeie started for Pans. lie Is SAID l."
| he the bearer o! the dispatches OF the hfand
| Seguar 10 the king OF France, which are pre-
tended 10 contain roposas of peace WIN the
| Dew ui A'giers, On condition that the latter
snould nfsr sa,s FAC ion 10 our Gag and pay tie
| - pcnses Of our armament. 1hey have ben
| T wal rd b, Tubir Pacna, commanler Of III
| Turkish fr,ga,e Nehsn-DJaGel II was DE-
slrous OF dsiVerlng them INTO N" aands oi NJ.
| hsssye De lairyal. commander OF he block
| n tug squadron. but he refused 10 receive them'
and very properly despatched the O'oman
\ nbassador 10 Toulon under The escort OF ,hr
| friea"la Duperre, who refused like se TO iat,
lh IN and Obliged him . proceed 10 I"uoo,
after having paid to ii, rank aud his hag the
| nouors usual on such coca lpns.'
Upon TIN. suhect lht Journal du Commerce
publishes as follows:
Mission Of Tnhir Pdetd Their nre per-
sons who explain the MISSION oil Tahir Pacha
~ the following mtnner :-lhe Duke OF Wi
lug on, floding it iui 1osslbe 10 oppose oar *.
=
gagged the Porte 10 send one OF MS dteuitarfes.
| with the tide OF q vernon Of Algrers tar he
| SUI an When once IN the town. Iatir Parhd
was To publish the Ii man ot the Grand Spig-
NOR and make himself Acknowledged bv the
| lurkisn militia The Dey was TO AL as FIRST
| Lieutenant OIL Pacha and submission in
| corseq lencr 81 the danger of the French lnva
siou, winch thraicns him with inevitable de
Sruennn On arriving betoge Agiers, the
French hcpt would have found the . tonau
flag boosted On the ramparls aud the regular
thority OF he Sultan acknowledged together
| with the abolition OF piracy and of slavery
France would hHv- no l"uerr had pretr1t
Tor attacking slgirrs and our immense prepa-
, ration IN ~ have come to nought; far " would
have proved rather embarrassing 10 attack n
Governor OF he sultan. with whom we are At
psafc. Bot General GuillemlnOt having been
informed Al Constannnople ri tins intrigue
sent an ariso II h" ,iaron before Alg ierS ;and
from that moment the attention OF the whole
squadron was directed towards int.rcepiing
the tn kish frlgaiet hose speedy arrival was
ammo luced.'
II lsnow sail that orders have been issued
for sending 10000 troops Ivy way ola reserve
to the pxpedinonary army, 10 the departments
the Var aud the Krone. The head quarters
are 10 be at AN
The heir PtsnmPirs ofhe Brush Cropa -
The Lnndon papers animate the probability
that the name Of the Princess VICTORIA Allen.
ASpRISA viii be exchanged for that OF ELIZA
sErH, The KING having more than once limited
his wish that she should take the latter name,
This princess, on whom the crown Of Great
Bnia in "'il desolye in case of the decrease in
her lItr Ine Of the present King aud the Duke
Of CIAaCNcE. WINS born IN May 1919. and her
father The Duke Of KENT dled in the January