Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-02

Of this disaster rest II is said on dsspsteh re.
ceiyed by NJ. Aguedo. Hopes are entertained
that IL h incorrect al least that The extent of
the misfortune is exaggerated. On general
principles the Parisians would lament this dis
comftare aud destruction Of men seeking 10
free their country but they would have also
peculiar and private reasons io- sorrow should
this melancholy intelligence he Confirmed A
considerable number OF Partisan students. who
had fought so gioriously and so successfully in
the cause of liberty In Paris, having ut their
own expense, proceeded 10 the confines of
Spain to join the brave Spanish Refugees, entet~
ed with them aud hive. II 10 reported, been cut
u TO n mar.
The News from Belgium IL ofs cheering de
scription. The Kings speech, on opening Par
lament. will Il 10 expected, be still more salts
factory 10 France. There are In progress very
large specuaIions. Tor q rise is expected TO take
place in the French funds va receipt OF that
document, and which we shall hass this day
week. II Is quite eviden, that one obsts..is
In the way OF a good understanding between
tue two Governments. 10 about TO be removed,
%by the wi,hdrawal OF the principal part Of the
French army from Algiers. The uDpquyocaI
declaration OF France. that she seeks not 10 re-
tain her African cohquests, will IL is believed
here, form nstriking paragraph in the forth
comiag Speech OF William Nv /; but other Gil
cumstances may arise TO defeat those hopes
Funds have opened, aud up 10 this time remain
NJ price. be,w those of yesterday, owing, Ne
10 said on Change, TO the large sale, made
by English proprieiars. who having taken
alnrm nj the proceedings Of the people la
the early part oi tho week, are about TO return
home.
Every thing remains perfectly Tranquil up 10
thig momsnt. aud will so Tor yet many DAYS
The military force employed nj The Palni. Roy
Al III mi Ia btntniaIipu Iaat uixhi 1 thnu.ht
it was more considerable than on any prece-
ding one. although without any apparent rea-
son. Vnst crowds were present, but nothing
like disturbance occurred. The 3li regiment
reinforced the National Guards, aud renamed
during the most part OF the night.
-Four o clock - The depression above noticed
| continued up TO the termination of business
owing 10 various circumstances, ono Of which
!, the tall on your Exchange, which had been,
no doubt, partially produced by thu eyens IN
PARIS. The news from Luxembourg, too Is
looked upon as alarming.
The transfer OF the Ex.Nlnisiers from the
CATTLE of Sincennes 10 the Petit falais du Lua-
umbo1rg (aunouneei TO take place this day.
| has had its influence too.
THE NErHERLAND5.--r Messenger des
| Chambers Of Friday, Oct %, contains Tho
following item, which, II true, shows thaiGihe
! Beige revolution wa, sthl IN successful pro-
gres:-
| A Geographic despatch. scnt to the Govern.
mrnt by the preiect Of the North, on the lg.b.
states,
The Belgians occupy Antwerp. All Belgium
Is now FREQ from the Dutch troops.
MOVEMENTS OF THE SPANISH HEFG-
GEE 5.--ih Pals papers Of the 2lst, contain
the follow ing bulletin from the L,berntng Ar.
my In SPAN
Ga the lfth October, ut 3 o'clock, the brave
Col. valdes marched INTO UrIueh, with force
consulting Of 400 men.
lie WAS received throughout the country
! with shouts Of Liberty forever !" aud the
nccIamalions ofjoy ut his approach were u
| luminous,
On thu l5lh he reached n isarramurdi where
he mel with the same reception. The ,nhpbi.
! Ia zee display 10 every direction the greatest
onihusiasn AT his arrival
A detachment marched towar Is Vera. Up
on It's arrival The inhabitants ,si.ned to crowd
round tho d" bbtraling soldiers" aud the most
cordial feeling oi fraternity exist between
| them
| Ia Consequence Of the vast number o. pair OTIS
who have Jusi joined the corps of the reiu ices,
Col Vadrs mas been obl,gr 10 devote the en-
| lfe day 10 the organization OF the Erce now
| under bIs comu,and.
lie will resume hIs march upon Yrun on tho
uh.
iIis glorious enterprise could not CONNIE nc c
| nndtf more favorable auspices--Hn1 they pre-
sage II decided victory.
! Al good Spanihrds, an, ious 10 contribute
their aid Tor Outlining the liberty OF their coun
try, are Fastening 10 quit France. aud ranse
themselves un Ter tho banner oil tue intrepid
| Valdes.
The signal has bern given. Spain SUN.
mons all is chil iren TO its deliverauGe, aud
u, ionbt In vii NJ, be deaf 10 Is voice.
| Ingarrmurli, Oct. 10.
From The Courier Francois Oet. 2Ist.
! There is much talk at the Exchange OF tel.
egraphic despatch, sent from Bayo,oe by the
oub-Preiect, announcing III substa 10 that the
corps OF Gen. ValJes, amounting 10 300 or 900
men, had been surprised aud completely de.
feaiej, 81 only having escaped 10 iake refuge
in France l. is probable that there 10 some eA-
aggeraiion in this account, aud that il has
bee.i got a. TO favor some speculation ia the
public funds. II isnot impuss ible, after the
late events al BaYonne, that ths Sub-Prefect
would not be favorably disposed towards the
Consiituiiona ISIS, AID that lie may have re-
cciyed too credulousiy the first vague rumors
| which came 10 the frontiers.
! Tue truth appears Ia Ue, that on the 10Th
Val1e. occupied the Villages Of Ufdaohe and
ZugarramuTdi Eight hundred roy alist
troops were four leagues distant. aud made no
| offensive movement. On the l7ih u skirtnish
! took place between Valdps and The royalist
troops about 80 oil the Cohsiifuiionaiisis nei
10 the French ierritjry, which tney soon
quilted, 10 rcjoin their companions at Zugar'
ranurJi.
! The hostile couduc, Of the MARCH,; de 81.
Priest towards his country, has received "a re.
compense at the Court of Ferdinand. Tue
Prince has heaped honors and pensions upon
the Anbassdor, who was unwilling Ia moan
the national cockade. lie has conferred ai,ou
him perragP, with tho title OF Duke OF Alma
zan aud, Notwithstanding the penury OF his
! Treasury, he has given hun pension Of 5000
! piastres $50, 0CU francs,) and "a command, 5000
reals in value, neatly $4,000 francs.
Upon tho foregoing statement. one Of the Pa
ris correspondents of the Morning Herald
| WRITES as follows, on the afternosa of the