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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-03
GnnnheN Mnrch ConrL. is3W.

Campbell, Mdich Court, 1880.
NROHN TRENT, complainant against Caleb Shearer,
- William Shearer and Thomas Rosser deits IL Cham
Gerry.
The defendants Caleb and William Sheerer not hav-
ing entered their appearance ami gwen security accor-
ding TO the Of assembly aud the rules OF this court
hey are not nhabI ants ofhs State II ~ ordered and
decreed that they do appear here the second hoB
day iu July next aud answer the bill Of he complain
ant otherwise the same will be taken as confessed
aud that copy Of this order he forthwith inserted
some nc. syaper printed in the town Of Lynchbnre
for two N 1nths successyely and posted atthe court
mouse door Of the aforesaid county -
A copv -'rsste, JOHN ALEXANDER, OK.
IL. wsW
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-03
TERMS.

a. ,o, ,nnun pay able In advance.-No cub
q fo he received for less time than Elk months
nf'ioh will be discontinued Out at the discretion
ID 40 il,or,I 1 niil all srresrsges are paid.
az will be inserted 70 a, 90 eG",' pc,
e ss f; %s f"" a M be- paid o1
soatisu. ,beir insertion the payment assumed by
previous 1l 'ssp Do person,n Lynchbure.
s3s ctsueery Orders not eSceedng two squares are
addressed to tho Editors must be post
o. 1.-THE they will not be attonded to-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-03

B9I'0rd Bonneis.r-Bonnels, ofa fashiona.
h'c M, aud we'll adapted to the season, hay,
'eeently been made AT Bedford, about % mile
from THIS city, from rye straw. Ihe fiSt ed
'loh oil them was carried 10 New York aud sold
TO the most fashionable mintts, as English
b0hnets OF recent manufacture aud importation
nj an eXorhaanl price. The New York mill
nfrs furnished 'heir Boston Correspondents
"llh the new article, and many Of them were
sold In thls CITY, al from 10 10 10 dollars. The
new English straw Bonnels commanded such
pnces, thar the industrious Boxlord manulae.
'afefs sent IN large supplies of,hrm aud they
no" eau be purchased III from 10 dollars.
Boston Palladium.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-03
(.4l'dS DUEsr4BLE SrRAws.)

POLITICAL PIsmREs,-A Frenchman who
han spent some time in the United Slates, was
'a'ely travelling IN one OF the western stagrs.
and undertook 10 describe 10 fellow pas.tn.
GER an Englishman who had Just arrived in the
country, the names and character OF the dIllet.
enl political parties. After running over tue
odd list of Democrats. Fede,aliss, Repobl
cans, Vnlds Buckialls, &c. &c. witha proper
explanation TO each :" Then dare is dc---de--
de-Vat yoa call-eD--yai in England YOU call
de leetIe rcd pismre, ha p" The hale red prs.
mire ?" replied the Eugishman 3" Why. W.
call them ants. 3" Begar. dat is ,t--antis--ds
dR!'s pnFfy--de pisDIife party' Ibis signih-
cant description and manner u refreshing In
memory, excited the risibuy olall the psssen
gers but two, the honest Frenchmun, who was
unconscious of having sald any hing TO aug
si,'od 'enouncing antl-msson VINO though, II
personal aiIusion. Htaca Journal,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-03

74ht"g Wye.-Mr H. rich English gen :
ueman, who III the first year OF tn Greek in
gypi, happened 10 be al Cairo, when 2 g'rl
from Gambia, nine years OF age, w8s offered
for sale. Mi Ii bought The child, sent her 10
England, and had her educated with grea,
care and when she had attained the age OF If.
teen. married her On the 7tb Of September
Mr. II. with his wife arrived from Militia, aud
went 10 her native place, in the interior OF the
Island. 10 lei her parents take par in her for
tunes. They were not little asioni6hed TO see
THEN daughter alter separation Of nine years
as lady oil consequence, dressed like a prin
cess, and surrounded wuh servants, but refused
however, 10 accompany them. The Greek re-
voiuton affords many such episodes, which
would furnish pleasing subjects Tor the dla
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-03

aa,o are Two men,wthin the land.
ahce leaders OF the powerful pa"o'
: Wbo gave the chief 3his staion--
That's. the presidential csair--,
In, Who. when scarcely eatedaere.
A onarrelliug together were, 4 E..
= = Wbnnext should tuls the na,iutis II b..
So eech be gan to curse AID swear, ~
And thyeaten casiigsJ2nyi -
Their na.nes are known tut vel, "een
s,mas Watson Webb and srea! Dub Grcen
NV Webb was very "rotil -.
AID swsre a borrh oath, 4 -
,Tsar he would forth, ! a. e
TO Washington,
TO DIFF Green b ,ck : For qpois &c. =.
r,s' I'VE borne enough '1
ofblack quad stuff - !! y
y f,o.n this Green Dur, = Z -
And nov his skin, III lee = -, :.
tTAns sayingshe. started for the city,
STne 1lacsM Dufl's residlng) a,
,DtfsTt,,Rning 70 show no pity, =
dRn, give a hearty hiding. -
Duff heard that webb was coming :
To eise hn.a Canibg--
But feihiug
n, far. he went Oh hummins, IL
Saving, let him con'e., 49,: =.
3. mi make him hum l., ,
Now Duff, VIII all ais Ndln ous"t,
Has a q,ta,aur1 sg6icu OF musGle;
Ands a man not easily irtS hiend
Although TVS sad,
By those well read
IN such things, hrseye Enlightened.
When he heard that Webb had,brough
Eought -
But a suck 10 beatAlim-
Tia hlshed. aud swore he'll eat him.
=
Now Readers, your minds be preparing
For deeds of noble daring
Twas on the sixth ni May,
Maker of Almanacks !-atiention,
And don't forget to mention
The doings OF that day,)
That Webb, with cane in hand.
In the Capitol took stand,
Close by the Library door,
From whence he could look DER
me Pennsylvania avenue,
hnd see when Daft should come up thr eu,h.
Waiting, awhile, he stood
In ~raihtu mood;
At last
He saw Duff hnrrying past
QlIck as lightning then Webb flew,
Aud with awful voice ween)
Thus spoke lie unto Green,
Brandishng his cane,
. Well met-lm seeking you
Duff hastily drew back
tExpeciing no doubt crack
Upon his sconce)
And drew al once,
/ rom out his breeches pocket,
pistol prim'd and locked
Az this, Webb ninches-
(for its. length was eight iaches,
Wih percussion lock,
iaf cap, mahogany stock.
In this affair,
we cant be too particular y
webb, | say finch 'd-and in eraat alarm,
Let down his cane &-'piac'd ii meath his ann =
Lye'ng each other, awhile they. stood
IN threatning attitude
Bursting with Indignation
Al last, each to each
-, Made violent speech.
1uen walk 1t off in great perturbation -
"o@' Tor the rest of this great fls2ratio
:, ihey themselves shall tell You the story,
OF each of lhem's made declaration.
me battle 20a-Gad The glory -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-03

|ars have commenced running on the Bal.
umoIe haIl Road, the distance Of Is mics.
Inc Baltimore editors say the the prospect WA
never better, for successful completion Of ,ha,
great undertaking.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-03
pOETR. Y.

From The Poriland Me. .4drcrtiscr.
rur TOURNAMENT OF THE JACkooN
EDITORS, WEBB AND GkEEA.
The tug was oer--'he man OF "of
The char Of state assembled
FROM all afounds,
10 see him crowned
{, True patriots attended .,,..
Bah essl aud west 'heir tb'oog po'' io''A-
.hac.ward were the south and n0rh
W" ~, I'D, there came both far and wide,
TO give the chief caresses
-,anss and great men swelfd The tide
HI, mos, Of them who to him he'd
We're editors ofprrsses- .-s
Highly lhe ce'yfa" she, heart '',E did pant
Z. Wsll pfeasd "'h 'ne'' s"o"'''s'o"' :
AZ nd ,,othiag Iolh was he TO giant
GTs ssca one hls petition:
Twas potcy TO grant 'oe'r wlsnes- -,
70, be stuffed 'hen wen VAN 'oaVes ana
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-03
SALAD OIL.

HtaHlS da. received. and for sale sew doz
frs, chop fre'h Salad Oil.
Howell DAVIES
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-03

The Collector at Key West, n son Of the
laie Mr.. Pinkney, very faithful obicer, was
removed, aud n Mr.. Thruston was appointed
in his place. Il IS ascertained that Mr.. Pink
neg collected the revenue there with one per
uaaent and one nc cssioBal Inspector. The new
Collector with less revenue 10 collect, is allow
ed Iour permanent Inspectors.
The Marshal al Key West, Mr.. Wilson. was
| removed, and Mr.. Dean appointed in his
| place. Money was advance him by the Sc
creisry OF State, by what authority don't
know. He soon proved detaulter, is reno.
| we'd, aud the money IS lost.
| Captain Harrison had a wife and seven chi.
dren in TINS District. (Georgeiosn.) He was
| commander of a revenue cutter at Key Wea
When he repaired TO that remote and unbeal
THY station, he left an order that his W hole pay
should be appropriated to the support of HI:
| family. and he hiDselflo live upon his ration,
| alone. lie was removed without the signtcs
cause that is known or even imagined, and
M Deussac WAS appointed in his place. Sucl
were has confirmed habits Of intemperance, iha
President Jackson, from regard TO uecency
ives, in few weeks, Obliged 10 remove hin.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-19
GENERAL InzrEI.LIGEMox,.
THE SALEM MURDER.

The Salem Gazette contsins some interes,.
inE particulars relative TO the oircam,tance,
winch resulted in ,be arrest Of Il. and q
Crow 'hshirIb. SeIman, aud Chase. from
winch ~e extract the following.
The suspicious that gave rise 10 the
prosecution of these persons, were first
excited by disclosures made by con
vets, two Of them in our state prison.
one IN Exeter gaoI, aud Hatch, then
IN New Bedford gaol.
On the morning Of the murder. a.
soon as the iIdIngs reached Boston.
two grnilemcn Of that city visited the
state Prison To make inquiries what
oonNiets had been recently discharged
"ho would be likely 10 commit such an
Hence. One Of the oOnsicis, by the
name OF Fisher. native &C salem. was
inquired OF: his disclosures pointed AZ.
ieniion toward Hatch. who had ben
discharged frum the State Prison IN
December last: Fisher said that while
he and Hatch had been fellow prison.
ers ~ Salem gsol, before their eOnyic.
Ton abov, two years ago, the robbery
o. Mr.. White bad been talked nT and
contemplated. for the purpose Of Get.
ting The iron chest.
inquiries and search were then a.,
on loot 20 attempt 20 fad Hatch y
vas a'ceriained lhal he and one o..
"er' OF Beverly, suOtber DISCHARGED
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-19
HEPORT Of The Berkeiey and Jgsr.
sOn SUNDAY School Ioioo

he load Of Managers Of the B,,k.lc,
A"u Jefferson SUNDAY school Union. in ufs
sen''ng Tbs. their third annusl report. ~o,,lI
avs, % all acknowledge their obligation. Ia
''od. Tor the sn'ilts % IIis Providence h, IA,
Ieo"ng. I" they truss. ~ their deI,her.,,o,.
."d p'-"'' directing and prosper,UK ,LSr
measures fsis,rg up friends 10 the mon and
70 'i'e cause OF sabbath schools, end ble..i,,,
we " endrAsSrs ~ 10 something touafds ~
spiritual welfare 81 the rising g.pe,.tioo .,,,l
lhe sdFsncenc 81 the Redeener's t,ng.l.,,
he number 81 schools IN Union "a ,h,.
ifnT' - *. ten 81 ~hieh are 10 I,g,,.on
rsmelJ Sl.ie hill, Smnhfsl N. II.,ne,.. -
1hsf'sh'oNn, Pb'lo. Sbepbefds,o~n. "a,
no'"'' hhimjsFs, New Hope, add " o,,,l.
grove and eight ~ Berkeley, mansI, u.,.
.Msbu'S' bcfF4rsistou Tuscasors. pless.,,
nsu'S' Ash Spfing. Gsfrdtao~ y. Fsll,ng
s'sis. SOD Nouns Zeon. These school. az
nh"er TIE msnsgemtns and direction Of 600
IeAShsrs. s'd The whole number II sel,el.,.
connected Nth. aBd attached 10 the,s :, 49,
collie ci'seiy, - 1900. ~ this sumbss. "a 80.
i.Aies. snd 30 sre lrmsiss, and sbo,,, ,h,e.
hiihs 81 The Whole number az scholars ,,s,el,.
ed TO these schocls are seadinr snd a.. -
n,s'n'''g ~ o.hiits are % state u proeress,,e
improvement.
Seventeen &c these schonh have Eh,.....
'nl 'se shole aunIteF q volumes eosssise.i
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-19
nlsllor ENcLAND's LETTER.


emsalssrss.ts. BIC. =. 1929.
Should any Que have told me tha,
day Womb COME when sense of deep
and awful duty would require Of me to
address you. a. I this dav DO, would
not have thoo.ht il possible.
lwrc,c few weeks since from Bal
timorc. letter which you cannot. ]
suppose. have vet received, in which ]
alluded 10 the injustice which you
thougl,tlessly did q people, Of whom
you know So little as you ,lo of the
slave-boldiog Americans. But this
day. have had an imperfect view Of a
letter which you appear 10 have writ
ten from Derry name in last September,
upon the subject Of our cruelty and in
justice. That view, imperfect a. il
was, was to my eye more blasting than
any which have for years behrid.
| now tell you. that q more wanton
piece Of injustice has never been done
To brave and generous people, than
this which you, ignorant Of our situa
ton. Of our history. of our laws, Of our
customs, and Of our principles, have
dared to perpetrate. You have not on
~ been guilty Of gross injustice to a
people whom you know not, and " no
aided you with 4 noble and disinterest-
ed enthusiasm, but you have heaped
shame and confusion upon your own
countrymen, and those who were once
your admirers, and would still, II YOU
permitted IL. be your friends.
DO you believe that We, who love
freedom and our fellow men. are the
heartless wretohes that you describe.
because We cannot at once do all that
your imagination coneeives TO be per.
lection. and Which we Who have the
experimental knowledge. have IRE.
fragsble evidence TO be destructive fol-
W. You have in the unfortunate mo-
'ncnt when you sent forth that docu-
ment tiLit be- yours) done an evil.
which no contrition can repair, no SER
vice can redeem. As Carolinian. I
cannot reason with YOU upon facts of
which YOU are ignorant. As an Irish.
man. l bewaii your infatuation. And
whilst | am doomed 10 meet a variety
OF trials. one Of the keenest and butter
est of my feelings will be, that the most
contnmeiious insult, which was flung
upon the land Of my adoption, was un.
gratefully and wantonly given in the
moment when she was flushed with a
victory won by American aid. by one
whom once valued n a dear friend in
the country Of my birth.
Should the Dcrrynane manifesto A.
sainst the proud Americans and their
siavehoiding states be a forgery,
shauld rejoice TO learn The fact FROM
Yourself. Should it be your produc
ton, would say, in me you shall find
one amongst thousands Of your coun.
trymen, who will not succumb 10 yuur
insult. nor quail before your threat.
shall make no parade Of my love of
liberty. nor send you homiies upon
my humanity. But whilst with every
Caroiinian. that know, I lament an
evil which Britain has superinduced.
and which we cannot at once remedy.
| deny your right TO interfere; and 1
pray you might succeed in raisin. the
ruined population Of ireland To The le.
vel o: the comforts of the Caroliniau
slave. Should YOU live to behold; thi,
result OF your labours. you will have
accomplished raore than Is expected bv
JOHN. Bishop IF Charleston.
10 DANIEL O'CoNxELI, Esq.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-19

hferesting PTo6leDI.-Tbe Ellow.
ing paragraph Is entitled TO the motto.
OF physicians and others:
MsHfify offhe Jdocine Di,oyI,, and
me Small Por demonsfyafed.-A, ,h.'
sitting Of the French National Aca,,e.
my. on the Sth OF February last. = Ie,.
Ter from VI. Rebert. physician Of the
Lazaretio at Marseiiles. VAS read
mentioning thirteen experiments. the
history OF which he sn6mit,ed IN ,bs
academy, tending to prove The ,;r,ve
~ Tie smallpox and ibe saf,olo;J. al.
iuied with cows milk al the momrn, 81
'nocn's'ion, producing only a iocaieyv,
non resembling HAT If tie kline uo,
lie thinks that this demonstrates y D,i.
orr The existence Ut q variolic prr,, IN
thr vaccine pVsfoIe. and that u mus,
'ead TO the conclusion that tho yaceinc
1isiemPer has had no other osixin tina,
TIE accidental communication Of ,Le
'ifes Of the small pox 10 man 10 ,l,,.
udder oi the COW. (which he calls Mind
~ animal ENGRAVING and considers =.
me sole cause 81 The mhdness Of ~,
disorder - '"'
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-19
uoIIvAn DECLARED AN OUTLAW.

BoiivAR DECLARED AN OUTLAW.
The Massachusetts Journnl of the
9Th inst. Contains several dorumen,.
relating To Colombian affairs. one vi
which il proclamation Vt Paez. dated
Valencia 2d March. declaring Boiicar
aa oafiou. and Offering rerard ef
$1,000 for has hfad!!! The followin.
are extracts from this document:-
Considering tha, Simon Bolivar has
not received fs"m any legitimate go-
'yernmeDt. authority tU make war upon
U.s.
Considering that the defence or our
lives and homes is of natural right. that
~ no wise We have provoked thi, war.
but that on the contrary we have main
tanned ourselves I'm an attitude. lust,
moderate and drcorous respecting the
rights Of our neighbors -
And. IN Gne, consulting the safety
at the country, which is the supreme
law. we have decrerd and do decree:
l. All the citizens arc authorized ia
Kill Simon Bolivar, his officers and sol
diers, who shall he found making war,
IN the territory Of Venezuela, or com
uniting any act of hostility against her
peaceable inhabitants.
:. u any village, town or city. shall
give All To the ,yrant Bolivar. or his
followers, il shall be outlawed and
burned.
). The Government Of Venezuela
oilers the sum OF $1,000 for the head
ct Simon Bolivar, If he shall fire a gun
IN this unjust and wicked war. or shall
be aPprch -nded within the limits oil
NencZuela
4. III nole population arc charged
with the execution of this decree.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-19

The House Of Representatives hav.
ing yesterday. by majority OF precise
W Two TO one. agreed to the day Of ad
Journment proposed by the Senate,
there appears To be no reason 10 duub,
'hat the adjournment OF Congress will
take place on the 5lst OF the present
month. The press Of business. be
tween tins day and the day Of adjourn
ment. vii be very great IN both Houses.
10 ascertain the progress of IL, our
readers must look closely AZ the nc
count OF Proceedings in both Houses.
Every day some question Of importance
may DC expected 10 be settled In either
House aud on some days many such
questions. MAJ. Int. of Man Is.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-19

Early CUeumbers.-The Middle.
town Conn. SentIneI mentions. that
the proprietor of the Palestine Garden
ana ProSpecf House, in that city cxhi-
bited 70 tue Editor, several Gne ca.
euinbers, grown IN his Garden this
spr'ng-ihe largest OF which wss about
g lnehes in length.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-19
From the Petersburg Times.

fre Proof-Wc noticed a day or
two since the frats Of u certain fire
proof genius at Philadelphia. But the
acts of this individual are completely
ecliPsed by fair Salamander who /,
described in the subjoined extract from,
the glasgow Chronicle. u respectable
paper. the editor Of which vouches for
the truth Of the professions set forth by
the lady:
F." The lady, exhibiting. saws the
Chronicle. will hold on her forehead.
wax, IN that state Of fusion from which
any gentleman may take impre ssion,
OF his seal, pour melted lead into her
mouth. either with her naked hand. or
with iadle. aud place her bare feet in
the sa'ne-dip her feet ia aquafortis-
pass red hot shovel over her head.
without smuggling her hair-pour the
strongest aquafortis OH steel filings.
and trample OF the same with her bare
ieet-d'ssolvc copper in her bare hand
WIN quafortis-pour the strongest :
quafortis into her mouth-and last.
though not least. get info hot oro,
run shoulder 81 mutton and remain
there until IL is thoroughly 5aked!.!-
These must certainly be rare accom-
p!ishments for a lady; they beat the
celebrated Day Francis all hollow. In.
deed. we think she puts all the fire
eating and sword swallowing gentry
completely in the back ground. The
iady requests amateurs of chemistry,
&c. TO attend with any material. they
may think proper, To put her fire proof
qualities to the test. The editor If IN.
Glasgow Chronicle obscryes-.witbout
pretending to divine by what mipb,y
magic she effects such surprising icat..
we give our ready Testimony 10 The
performances (or whatever else they
may be called as detailed in her hand
bill. being gone through in the fulles,
manner and we NAV add, that Sic
applies all the dreadful tests of her
supernatural gifts. with n smiling
confidence, ease and grace, ell suited
TO aMing room"
Having thus excited the wonderment
oil our readers. we will nut them in
possession OF the secict by which all
these astonishing feats are performed
with safety, as related in the Literary
Uazete' on condition only that they
a." not burn their fingers in trying ex.
prrImenis-ltis in the words follow.
ing, to wit:
I'll you anoint your hands with two
ounces OF Dol. Armenian, one ounce of
qu'cks'l,er. half an ounce Of camphor.
an" TWO ounces OF brandy, we'll mixed
.ogeiher-it seems you may steep them
IN burning lead. If you prepare your.
selves with liquid storax-a Juice pro.
cured from the tree called casper can.
h'nr, ~ l'aly aud elscw here, YOU NAV
enter lire. eat ERE. have hot seal Dn,
on your tongue aud swallow boiling
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-19

In Malta, the monopoly Of ice /.
granted to an individual sho impor,.
F" ~ 'mmense quantities frem siciiy.
and who - liable 70. a penalty Of eve
gn,ness Zoe every hour I've nav be v i,h.
cot suitable supply during the sam
uer - LvshingfcY.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-19

I'm incident In the Philadelpbia
Chronicle Of Wednesday wss the col.
loving -
T" The dock in the Delaware on the
North side of the Fish Market. was
lately hlIed up BY a wharf, composed
OF strong timber frame enclosing a
bout two sloop loads Of stone and a
huge pile OF earth. Between eleven
and twelve yesterday morning, the
whole OF this mass, a; least twenty feet
square, began TO move, While a number
OF persons were standing on IL, gaping
up aud down the river. They sci ar
a shout, and ran; all, fortunately. es.
Gaping. The wharf Isunehed itself out
INTO the stream aud disappeared"
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-10-30

capital. The Journal dss Debate says,
every thing induces US to expect mat
the recognition offhe new government, 20
IgIoriousIy and happily established in
France, will arrive from ST. Petersburgh
about the end Of The month. As we have
already announced, the disposition Of Prus
sia towards us i Of the most favorable de-
scription." : The correspondent of the
Times Gays, 20 sQonG is tho impression
that speedy revocation Of the order will
be received, that the Russian nobility in
Paris are vory'tardiIy preparing to com
ply with the intimation for their departure
which the Ambassador was compelled to
promulgate.
Should these confident anticipations not
be realised, should Nicholas not recog
nize the new King Of the French, his re-
fusal to do SO, at this moment when the
public mind in France appears to be So
much sgitaied, might have an exceedingly
unhappy temporary effect. According to-
the statement Of letter writer, whom the
London Courier chafacterises as " a SEN
sible and just man." Paris, and indeed the
whole Of France, is in state of greater
disorder than at any moment since the
first breaking out or the late revolution.
The deliberate refusal of Russia, however,
to recognize the new government, after
the acknowledgement oi England, and the
indications that several Of the principal
European powers would follow England's
example, is an event hardly 70 be looked
for. Should it take place, whatever troub
les may result from It can be but of short
continuance.-The chief cause ofthe pres
ent agitation in France, nearly the only
one, is the distress Of the lower classes
from want Unemployment.