Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-17

AM by The Porte 10 Eg,pi for the same pai
mise. who suddenly died nj Cairo hs"e'"'
Ali has nnce hfiote expressed has n's"'''n
assist ia the present expedition against H,BW'
md thereby created the disifnsi oil we i"','
which is renewed new that ibaf sia'' = ''''i
20 he attacked the seuding oil an"'ee' "'h's.
commissioner seems - rro~e ms VI" iHo NV
ofhis acceptance Al Cairo may lrnh :" 'h'o'
some lieh on the probable bmr' "helh'' "es
a,reme,e when The racha ot Egypt thinks u
daclsre himself who'll, independent OF ue ~
meme authority OF the Porte.
The Gastlfs ds France states that as soon a
,bc .,pedltion shall have arrived TN SIGHT OF IN
African shore. the first slept 10 be taken VII
h, "a disembark the men. Every tont soiLls
will be provided "nh thlrty cartridges. lh'
shades. shoyeis. pickaxes. and oiheT Tools Wi
ur,i be put on shore,ln pfdrf thai thr mTn ma,
be able 20 entTsnc themselves immedih'y, u
that should be n-ressary. The hfid ba''e'"'
will foll,w. and should the season pto'e iasoia
HE il is impossible that the army be nor III
nnesestinn OF the town An1 citadel NHhih
fortnight after the dIsembhrkation Amongst
~. various new machines OF destruction thai
ARE 10 be tried bv the eEnrd,ilon. ~ singular
,ayention Of Captain OF Engineers AZ heiz
consisting ola eBsk "f parlicniar eohsfuc-
t,on. which. when hied with 200 lbs weight,
!, thrown like a bomb.-lhIs pf0Iee'he, VI
portable nine, in the shape Ola well, tails NJ
distance OF 800 menes, and breaksey eject OF
the fall. tue fIsee burning oil the while De
veral experiments have been ofeaay maui III
Inc most satisfactory manner,
G,,sfs.-rha Protocol Of IN. conference BE-
,ye,n the ministers Of the three Powers, signed
al London on the ilh February, rclatlve 10 the
,brane of Greece, mas been published ~ the
French papers, and will be found below"
Prince Leopold arrived on the 3oh oil Apr'l,
in Ioodon, from Paris. Preparations wrIt
making in Greece for his Immediate reeephon'
Ms he was expected there ~ tho beginning o.
June.
Yhe Russian negotiations At Consianlinople,
uruc.eded without inierrupion those re
ia,ive To Greece are gradually drawing I" u
close.
Protocol OF the Conference held at the
Foreign office, London. Feb !. 1870. Present.:
The Plenipoientiaries OF France, Great Bfitino
and Russia.
"The Conference having continued its deli
berations on the execution Of The siIpuldtiuns
contained IN the Protocol No. !, OF this day
devoted us attention 10 the choice of the soVe.
reign 10 be given - Greece. The plenipoteu-
tiaries OF heihree Courts considered lhat among
the persons who particularly recommended
themselves 10 the choice Of the Alliance by |
heir personal qualifications, aud by their situa.
ton Ia society Prince Leopold Of SAKE CObuTg |
10 Greece u TO all Eui ope every pos. |
slble guarantee thni from the information col !
leCied hitherto, there was every reason To
think thai tue Greeks would receive him with
gratitude for their sovereign. Prince Leopold
is not member of the Royal Family now.
Weighing in England he is not qualihrd TO be
called 10 succeed TO the Crown, consequently |
: he Prince of SAKE Coburgls not within tho case
Of exclusion. which is provided against IN the |
Protocol Of the 22l of March. Husband of
the Princess. daughter OF The King. he bas
been assinilaed by an act OF Parliament, TO
the Royal Family IN regard 10 the honOrs
but II has been acknowledged, aud confirmed
by the explanations gwen by the government
ol his Bfannic Ma esty. that Prince Leopold
annt peer Of the ream, tina, he has ne
yer had n seat IN Parliament, aud that siuce
tho catastrophe winch dissolved the ties that
bound him 10 England, he hhs not exercised
auy public luncuon lherr. In his pecuniary
sltunllon, created by the treaty OF marriage, n
treaty which Il sacred by is natule. q confirm.
al by an Aclof Parliament, Prince Leopold
bnds himself wholly independent, whatever
event. may occur. The Flenipaenlary OIL
france. those OF q. Britain and Russia then
declared that Ihcy gave ne VOTES Of lhrIr Courts
IN favor OF Prince Leopold OF save tobuIg,
q ID they agreed Ia draw mp loIoty "A uoir
destined 10 offer to INN, upon the terms
and coud iious stated IN the Protocols Nos l.
. and ,. oil his date, the Government of the
new Gtark state, with the title of Sovereign
Priuce OF Gfcere.fo br hereditary to his descen-
dams Tue Protocols OF this day shall be com.
municatrd to Prince Leopold OF SAKE Coburg,
Hnd lhal Prince shall be invited TO give his
consent 10 tben.
No. 3, Protocol Of thu Conference held al
tho Foreign Once, Feb. a. 1880 Present
Jhe pleninoten arles o! France, Great Britain
mud Russia. Prince leopold of SAX Coburg
having been called, by The ioint suffrage OF
the three Courts at the Alliance, to thu Suye.
rrlgntY Of Greece. the PenpotrutinTy of
rance called the attention of the Conference
30 the peculiar situation ID winch his govern.
meut was placed with regard 10 part OF the
Creek population. lie rrptesented that for
several centuries past, Franco had exercised in
behalf of the Catholics subject "a the sultan a
special protection. winch his Most Christian
Majesty thinks II bis du'y now 10 place to- ay
IN Tie hands OF the future Sovereign OF Greece
as far rs II concerns The provinces which are to
compose the new State But in reslguing This
ITtibsdilNF, MS hlOs illStlan MAJESTY owes
} to himself, aud 10 n population which has
lived So long under the protection of his snces-
tors, TO regnne tina, the Catholics ofihe con.
unent aud the l.let may find, IN the organiza-
ton about 10 be gwen to Greece, guarantee
capable OF supplying the influence which
France has hthario exercised in their favor.
The PlenipoientIares OF Russia and g. Britain
sckno" edged the Justice of this demand, and
II was ordered that the Catholic religion should
enjoy in he new State the free and public
exercise OF It's worships that is property should
be gpnranteed-ihat the Bishop SHOULD be
inaintanft ~ the integrity Of the functions
rights. aud privileges they have enjoyed under
the patronage oi the Kings of Frarce and
finally, that, on the same principle, the proper
~ belonging 10 old French missions, or French
esiaolishmeuIs should he acknowledged anc
respected. Inc Plenipotenlarief OF the three
Allied Powers, wiahing moreover TO gave 10
Greece a nrw proof OF the benevolent solici
'udr al thetr sovrrelgns towards her, and say,
the country from The ills winch a rivalry OF tn,
different thafu 4