Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-14

feIl..- eitizeas rslIre lar from sueh groups OF
fsesioo. men q may attempt 10 form tbem-
selves At seysssI poiais II time That sgifa inhs
constantly renewed should CEASE, anu ina' '"e
merry of the nation ~ aims, so wnrihiiy rfp.
rss.slsd l,y In. admirable National Guard pi
Pari., should deliver up 10 Justice NIL ihose
who fnsy attempt IN shake ths popular throne
Of Louis Pbiip--teb. 10. ..
The Gazette de France oil fr0iaaiy 10, Gun
inias III. following article -
Tn crisis - nj hand-ws may nov say 30.
RI, FIR the National Guard the Republic would
have hem prt..lnimeJ yesterday IN Paris, aud
what R.ppl,.e, great cd such a one rs
vouId bay. commenced IN the devastation oil
The churches the i.aring down OF the cross aud
violence INST the clergy. - must say.
however, tha Republican movement hHs gained
ground IN THESE latter days for they haso d.
kyered np To il the Insignia OF religion, aud the
emblems of royalty,
We ran assure our readers that the Ma
iional Guard has befn deeply alilni.d by the
character OF oIrss rfeeoi days, aud by the sa'
offices made to disorder.
The following litter WAS sent yesterday by
the Minister oil the inlrrlor To the Fiat Major
II the Satonai Guard -
Intelligence, entitled 20 credit, aud which
reaches me hon hour 10 hour, appi,ses me
thsta certain nsmber ot young men intend
+ this morning to attempt 10 collect Ito mu ~
nde the Faux ponrgs. and 10 assemble Ia
arms nj The gardl of the Luxemburg 10 sh-
deav9r 10 proelnj N d Republic.
fSiensd) MoNrALivET.
Oraet ofthe Day fddreaed 10 he Troops Of die
Fira lIihinry Dirislon.
So'diers,- not lsten To the perhdious M
sisaations Of the enemies Of the KING and oi
| l,beriy Philip ,Is. First will kno" how 10 de-
iend II, as hs will ahe crown which he he's re.
ceived from The nsHion. he criminal attempts
OF the pariizans III .absol utism and of Charles
the Tenth will be frustrated bg your fifmness.
Yon " III be faiihluf to those oaths 10 which the
freach eople have sworn, and the hing will
keep his. fhr anen les of the GLORIOUS Ievola.
lion OF July are rs ns Ich ihosH oil tne klns as
they are ours /; and he will put hlmself at your
head ~ desire, them, If such ndsersaties eau
make up their minds "a bg"l.
The Lieutenant Gen, raj, l5ign %
PAJOL.
A letter from Paris, OF the 18th, says"
1ust refer you 10 the n. wspapers OF this day
and evening for an account OF the stormy DE.
nate Ia the Chamber OF Drl'uiies, upon The sub
ect OF the late tumults- la f@Et, Al would be
impassiuI. 10 describe 10 you're iumult"ons
uproar Of which the French senate WAS ih-
crowds from their seats 10 the irI bune facing
with cienched 6sis, the Ministers Of the King
making, IN fact all HI ID. oil ges, &c nlaions, AMI
at rlDg the widest e1ciaWat,unS, like scnooi-
hoys broke ioose from ther play r. ,ond q there
suddenly rushing into u furious cusnbat lhe
Rspuolican party Is mt tins mo ne hI making
desperate effort u ruin the pfea ehf Ministers,
WHO certainly appear to want the dechio"
Of character NECESSARY TO cal ~ the k'nB
through the dilirod struggle in Inch he Is ia.
gagged.
In alth6rllirs were constantly pulling down
thr crosses from the churches v heIeyer The
mo d-sir, u, snd all The ieurs-de lis, IN what
EVER situation this emblem OF the bourbon Ia
mly Is 10 he found even in the { hamber OF
Deputies, they have been efiaced sIon' The
ceiling, excepting 2i All tho scul ptsied OF.
namrnts on the arch of Carousal, u idmg 10
the victories the Duke d'Ango al soe ~
spain have been knocked off vita the stehe,s
in The presence oil G,nrrai 7 ,jol.
The Budget. The French Minsier lad sub
milled the Budget To tue Chamber OF ID eIrsIiies.
Il amounts, ~ English money, 10 40 Ju,UO0,
being fifth more tnan is called to,e i'm OIL
binary years, and yielding surplus OF " ~ UU,.
00U frnucs, From the ordinsIy budget, ,aid
NJ latte - W. shall have Is uOO, 0OO OF ra ocs
and from the extracrdlnary budget Al OOt l,U11
francs, aud yet our direct taxes will resnal u
without any ncIeas.. We have also 10 all
n0unce 10 yon that the indirect taxes have inI- 4
proved during the month vi January, and pro
due an incresss Of 2uU ,oop,D00 francs, not
withstanding the reduction OF duties. What
Strength aud power Tor wai. II war should be-
come indispensable What resources for ZEN
dtrlng peace prola il we have The happ,nes.
to preserve IT, oil being able 10 employ the in.-
nense capital we posses Oar ornaments
are sufficiently imposing 10 ensaie peace or 10
Iepel glo,,ousy any aggression. We have
a we'll founded hope that Europe will soon re-
duce her forces 10 their ordinary establish
meni, and that we may also be al lloerty TO re
duce ours To the scale which our safety ai~i
dignity mas require Ia "a state oil peace
POLAND.
There can be little DOUBT that before hi.
there has been severe fl -htng in thi. counlry |
The Poles seem TO be united and resolule
but the operations of Diebdsch, as far rs Ihry
have been rtporied,prose that their patriotism
and resources would be put 10 the test without |
delay. The whole eastern line oi the bou,.
dary has been entered at various pont. IA
will he seen by the accounts. IL was sand that |
| the Rnssan army had suffered much on the |
t'ont'ers,i'om illness N sever. weather. The |
Poles anticipated great advantages from The
! humidity OF the weather.
Ihe London papers ofihe Odd Of Febbroary
notice the receipt OF Hambu,gh papers 10 the
| 10Th. They describe the enlh ,siasm in Poland
AS very great. An engagement OF no eraat
| onsrqaence with The Russians, seems TO have
taken place near Novogorod bn, the Pole
'ntendedto have their grand struggle near War
saw. They consider The early thaw is much
IN their favor, as impeding the march OF tho
Russian material. The spirit in Pruss,an
folanh is SAID TO have evinced itself in the most
decided manner in favor OF the Poles.
J WARSAW, Feb. The day before ,ester-
day the Russians passed the frontiers in five
p'aees-utcilug, Brez.e. Granot, Tykocin
aud Angusio.-iiitherlo there are onl,
Cossacks, who mark the movements of the ar.