Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-23

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~ Iilam The FOURTH the crown VI Hammer wi
deyoiyf upon III. Duke Of G1mbetlAad, aud
Hanover vii become separated rom England
Thus then The young princess would beeo'he
auren of ihis empire, aud her uncle the soFef'
eign Of = foreign kingdom. 10 connection
snb Ihess circumstance, Dir Brongban
ihonghi that much incDny eniencs might fes9lt
from the eIsfcss of the regeucy OF Lpgland
by foreign poteutsta,--ihnt poten,aie too
being himself the ne n heir To .be Britsh crown.
Al any rate ~ was the part oi prudence 10 give
attention 10 the thugs connected with tbis SUD
jsct 10 good srasop.
Mr.. II Itksson,was opposed 10 an immediate
dissolution Of Parliament. aud spoke with
some severity of the course Of the Mln,siry IA
advising the King 10 recommend II ~ his mes
! sagr.
Mr. Peel thought there was inconsisieocy IN
the course Of Mr. iisskisson, between his opin-
ions nov and those ~h,ch he expressed Ia Ia
YOUR of the immediate dissolution Of Pariia-
mcnl IA 1920.
Mr. iiusk,soa--.' am at all times disposed
10 receive with becoming humility The Lessons
which, Nlr. Peel may see fl 10 g'se me upon
eonsisfncg Of opinion" Abiding. probasly.
TO NJ Peel's veil known course ~ relation 10
the Catholic bill.
On the question of adopting an amendment
10 Tie address. offered b, Lord AIlhorp 1t "as
rejected by 4 tninisterihl ma orny oil 40 vote /,
upon which Mr.. Brouehain said lint u appear
ed 10 him that ministers seemed dispused 10 20
on IN this business, no oDl5 without DE sup
pof oil the house. bat even IA actual lndifrei
ener aud contempt Tor ita op'0Ipns, Nolwtih
standing that all the iuHnsncr of ghYsfnmeni
has been exceed, they hive only been able 10
this case TO command loj votes, whIle the nj
nofity amonuieG 10 l39, although he would
assure tho house that no measure whatever
for acting Ia concert, had been taken by the
minority. Mr. Bfoughan also spoke wnh
great severity OF certain threats OF res,gnhtbn,
WHICH II was understood had been made by
the premier, IN case lac wis uot supported by
a decided maniny IN Parliament aud then
" where Will Won Gnd a field marshal 10 watch
over your finances and your courts = lie
thought tie minister would no. have any oeca-
sioo 10 Hsrer himself upon the ne" parliamen-
tafy elections They might result like thOss NOW
taking place III, Iran -. In regard 10 the
F,enoh elections he expressed great sntisiac.
ton. (" rance ~ now erect, aud We Shall see
IN that country, rs veil as IA ours, that the
day. oil iorce have gone by. and thai he who
would govern by the mere help of royal favour
ar military power will surely be pIecipualed
from, his high stat As to the premier,
however do noi MIRA ign hlm ~ much rs 40
You, (pnintlug 10 The ministerial 6enches) MS
lattcteis. his vile parasitic.
Nj. Peel with great vehsmenee , demand
al IN gentleman il II i me whom he thus &C
cuses He expression WAS addressed Ia the
ministerial b"ncues am the representative
Of the opinions o. IL =" who sit around me-,
aud deuaud oil him again Il i Is me- that he az
GUSTS of being II vale parasite. (Cies OF or
der, aud much tnmult)
Mr.. Bruugbam Explained, and denied thai
he inrsnded any personal at>iespeGi TO Mr. Feel
aud Mr. Peel expressed himself satlshcd, be
lieylug as he did that the obnoxious remarks
had brep unsuardedly u0eled in tho heat OF
Debate.
The House did MOI rise iii three o'clock in
the morning.
Reported fall Of .4igiers. Another rumor
p, oLaby premptnIe, of me. Capture of AG,crs
by the Frrn h, hos pachrd New York. The
Evening" Post tnirs that captain Gardener, of
me ship Leonidas, Al that pori, touched al Gl>
brsiar "a the 18th nit. aud was there informed
thai - Moorish vcss.I which arrived two days
previous from, Otsn. han brought the intelh
gfhre that the French had taken Algier5 IN
the Inter part Of 1une--on 'ha 10Th or 2bih, as
IL was understood bv Captain Gardener An
oih cal bulletin of the leaders OF the expedition,
as ihfe rs mo -htl Ol JUNG VIVA sfNtidi uHbb
since published IN The papers OF this city. aud
We therefore know that the reported victory
WAS not achieved on the 10Th. 1t Is possl-
BILE that between thai day and the close OF the
month Algiers might have been 'aken. The
French army wee Mt "A distance from tho city
o. not mora than i1e nlilos, aud II will BE- recol.
lected that rnmoar, afordmg some corrobo-
ration uf tho present one reached Paris ON the
ihrd of Inlv, that General Bourmont, Mt the
date OF later despai CHI than the bulletin of The
26lh, was under the walls of Agers. We in
cline 10 the opinion, II vrttheless, that the
rUmous is premature. Ii has probably grown
out OF thu news, euher OF the debarkaiion, or OF
the battle. Baltimore 1nericdn.
The Editors Of the New York Journal of
Commerce have the following Interesting let
Ter from an intelligent gentemso AT Constan-
tinoplc Il was received via London, aud
bears the date of
Cousiautinopie, 18th Mag 1880
| arrived in the great city OF the East yes.
terday with Commodore B,idle, h,s Secretary.
Mr.. 0Hly our con5ul at SMYRNA, and Mr.. A.
doc, surgeon of the Lexington, after intIgn.
ing Journey OF seven days over Innd from the
latter place IN horS hbnck. have not yet re-
covered from the first emotions OF surprise and
wonder. uppn behplding this Immense metrnr-
oils Of the Turkish Empire, Ater a few day
residence here shall be able. nope TO give
you sober statement of all | shall ser We
approached the Bosphorus Yesterday morning
at daylight from the South. in u barque, aud
rowed round SeragIo Paint. Al sun rise
we're all struck with the very apparent resem
blance of S,ambonl 10 " York, when view
ed from the bay lotmed by the Princes Island,
Srraghn Point is the Battery, a bay tormed by
hp Cpa "a harmara tltn out IA
very well for tue Hudson, and the BoSpborus
with its rapid current rs the exact counterpart
Of East River, Scutary makes fine Brooklyn.
Aud in Consiandnople. II YOU Gao fancy the
! forests OF light tapcring minarets rising from
the mosques 10 toe the steeples OF Christian
Churches, son would see no very great differ
| encr IN the pictures Of New YORK. and the city
ni the Consantines. The most striking feature
IN the latter view Rre Selacho Point, aud lie