Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-14


should hHvs.
D,,,a,,,,,s II Br q conneH The city he
been the whale morning TN state OF the gffs
-, fs,nsut and excitement, m consequence
the Jrgfs." - tBey arc called, Aceotnpa
~ Il bY ~ oh lie fnbble ~ the metropolis
briat ~ w ,gress tosar'is The Hgiis ofs res
idenos, in Mevrsp-squars. Ihsr" h"s 10 e.
Bo pfoeiaHtHiteu isshsd Tor preventing '"'
nssrmblnRe 81 IL. irghfiui mab--i,of are WI
sa,. ,Ia, lie = 5ternmeut or tie magistrate
lesptemnt,d. any measures tor preventing %
di,pet.,ng ths NEE IN. Ii appears 10 u
.lrnuss-noi being.ln the secrets of the sieo"
tive thai tAai y hioh ~sa proclaimed some sh"'
time sinee ~ dapgeTout To the pbblc peace
should this day bs considered as ihnocuous
We hone ,b..r. IS no Wsyering, no vact niing-
! above all wa hope thare - to ~ no conc iiaiion
! / ord Anglrsey - siandiug on the very BRINK o.
! pfrtip,ce. -one false step might prove dies.
: tTDctiyo IN himself Ani 10 tue country. AHer
the exhibition this day mado aud the genera
| terror tina, We know Inns been encitfd through
| on, In. e,ty n ca upon the LOCAL aid well al
fecIed poTlioo Of the cttiLrns IL arm tbgtnselVes
IN suppo,i Of the authorities snd for the pres
efyaiion of TIE public peace, would he prompi
~ met aud could be nlvanfsRe0usly made y
valuable. AuotIee was served upon Mr.. o.
Council This afternoon, infimatng 10 htm, OF
hr par, OF ths crown, that his allch.
dance IA court would be required Hon day
to dly pending the proceedings Should he
I,.reeara tho nui =, md proceed 10 Eng and,
II Is. W. understood ths intention of ,he Au0i-
ney-k us,sl TO upply to have his recognisances
es reaind
Dublin Euening Nail Of Monday jan 81.
ENGLAND.
State offhe couiiirg. Il irnlng still continued
in variou. paris Of he country.
EIirn0rdtuary ptJoIHianet on he RaIfnhy-
On Saturday la4t the NJ Jestlc, a new engine
which has Just been pnton the railway Travelled
81. times herwsen Liverpool and MANCHESTER, ii
d,,t.nce Of pne hundred aud Eighty miles
The total quantity 81 goods conveyed backwards
and forwards amounted II one hundred and
ioriy two TONS The st.am engine travelled
on Monday oae hundred and tweni, miles with
,o,as s,milar 10 those taken on Saturday.
Ihpre nrp nav ten engines OF Mr.. Stephenson
cap o, cd Oh the raj way. LirorpoOt Times
FRANCE.
In a debate in the Chamber Of Deputies on
the 81 an 26th January, parliamentary
conversation toook place OF IA deeply inltres-
ting character.
Il will br seen TINT two great parti"s are at
s,ue on their policy. NJ Mdngn" demanded
categoricaly af ministers, now " fbat he
III, ndons conflict OF life and death was 10 lake
place between the Russians aud the Poles.
NnttHtF " " ds tl'i 'H'Nb'f'' =" "P"N'' -
laiier, OF abandon them To their tate.
The MIHi.rLR on f0RErGE AFFAIRs r.,
piled a. al ~ IL but n war az ainst ali Europe
hat is demanded OF US - The government
could not, he said, at oncr 'epudiate, asaas ~
CURED, the tire ities Of ISll II wanted at hrsi
even the military force requisite 10 DO so win
IMMUNITY. Sow that this Objection su''SIsts ~
longer, France cannot, even tor Poland. though
she icrls the wrongs long ago commit ed u
gainst her, violate the principle oi bon-IhlefVen-
lion Oh which she has taken her stand. " MAJ
unfortunate county" said hr, . II 49O leagues
from US, and n say 1t with griel) we can do
nothing Tor Potent by force Of arms The
cas-. OF Bel ,iun WAS diif reHt. She was not
bpynnd the sphere ~ tTdncc. The prmEiple
had saved her. AS - nat
country he would say, that she had not al
dressed to France wish ior un'on, nationally
expressed, nor had France mterfered, that rs,
mterposed by force, in the election Of a soy
eieign Tor he,. She had only expressed htT
wi h, aud the reasons for H.
GEKERAL LAMARQUE sand that France could
not long rem siu IN her present situation, winch
was i'll ,ued to the monarch OF her choice.
who may rely on the support OF the nation.
lie adverted 10 the io'atIon oil the indepen.
dence Of the Poles which was acknowledged
by the Congress OF Vienna aud tho treaty oi
1910 II had been sad thai France could moi
contend with he Colossus uQi lhe North-bui
ihat Colossus has MOI nov tho aid oil England,
and Turkey, too, Is ready 10 renew the war.
lie thought Belgium strangely out OF favor.
England, Aus,ra aud Russia ar. each slra,ning
every nerve 10 Keep their hold on Ireland, ital,
and Poland. while France DIMES to Belgium
the union she desins,.
The nr1t day General LAFAYETTE rose, and
a general silence prevailed. Diplomacy, he
sad. must be founded ON the interests oil the
people He did not plead Tor either peace Vi
war, u 4 hs would lay bfiore the Chamber a
principle Identified with the honour and pros
pe,i,y OF Fraucr. What follows has been
branded by contemporary journals as"
new edilion of the propds d1ldiam OF the former
Ievo' ution' Geneidl Lafayette has himself
rrpl ed to this IN the conclusion OF the speech
no !, ~hlcu.we a,e about To make an extract
Il Revolutionary FRANCE, he said, bad made
many ,oaaaests, II was because size was con.
ST. aned 10 itby tue blindness of her enemies
and by tho KING who then formed a league
with their people against her. These kings
and these people mi ~ be der allies Tor Tire
present day ia some lew DAYS perhaps they
may become her implacabie enemias. The
passage which follows viii EXHIBIT the abl
PATRIOTS sentiments as 10 he policy vi his
country:
II have heretofore said that there were two
conlehuinS parties III the "oIiur -Ahe oPpres'
sors and the Oppressed and will now add
that tuere are Two governing principles Ia
E"rope-the rights Of the People, aud the
rights Of Sovereignty, OF in olhef Words the
Right DIVINE, On one side Liberty and Equal
ity, and on the o her Arbitrary Power and EA'
clus,'e Privilege. Cannot say no" long these
| two principles may coulinue 10 live IN good
| n"Igbho,h1od "ih each other, but know TIA,
the principle we have adopted IS pIosressiyeI,
expanding, that twill r',r remuIn faithful 10
,iseli, and that all hostility against II will onl,
serve II strengthen and accelerate It's g,o"in.
| II Is IN vain 10 talk ot ehls1ing ueat 5. II 10
evident that the revolution oi Jaly by having
annuled various causes vi the chart T vi
the year 1914, has at tue same time, annuitd
! all those treaties tuat were incompatible with
itself will mentlon but two-tha, which
en.uIpd the kingdom vi France 90 Cha'les y.
| aud ms family, aud tuat which united Be gum