Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-10

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Pafis, Nor 81, 1850.
From the .HeueHger del fanmbrfs.
". have made conJ#u.utrs H. T." Tie rf'ha-
bilty Of ,vat E.; let Us NV sea a We CHna6t MA
as man IN tayor OF re &c,
The Ru..ian Armtts have been RECRUITED an
provisional, and put ~ mplion. IN" ffnssians
bava dane The same. and Aus la. through - ni-
,,thy with those Powers, has followed tn~tt
a,smplc 1hess wtrs, 40 q nit, stmgi2m-
orgst; hu, We n,ny anticipate new oaala 90.
Lrt#ns eIamlae as In what .Iods those
,r,nat,tiuns were made. and We shall mad
thaf tai p,le Of Wellington WAS then" IN h.
les sud e. French MpIsiry "at cshinflIHg
,ign, 1T weaknn.s, aud probably Inclined 10
ppsh GUS Pnihp no The cIte.e OF The Holy
Alliance.
since ri. period the pco,l Of rance and
England have espoused that fatty which Their
Nj ntsitr. WISHED 10 abandon, - the a3Fau-
e Of the pehucal ',e"s OF Pnnes Dieter
nch
Mole and Wellington have been Obliged to
rr1ede hon pubic All us.
Earl Gre The nes Euglish Premier has
ina, declared ~ the ftee Of Pa lameui, tant he
/, determined 10 USE every eAerton iof the ~
tneiaratlon Of a q intlIal state OF thc conntr',
and TINT ne has no "ish 10 49, a"y ntriitr-
cncs + r iuierfdpting The other nauons on ih'
4 on mem ia Atlt IL -" y" ~ ''''I ''H a.
inu-
H.. land a. therefore ont OF The question ~
cs.. OF "a war uhtch tIe Not Il Of EuroI,e might
think III To nsi.e against the ptmcipleso of the
e. Inland France IL mulr than Capable OF
.,u,aft.ug the id,ps winch she has Adopted
fht 4 .Inar.ss ut BRUSSELS received ttrrduy
tie last runtnaui canon winch II was pnss'ble
tor the Holy Aahnce T. transmit beiate the
.rn,,nt,nent oi Fad Grey 10 be head Of the
Inglsh hhnistrY.
Ibis cvrnt will chanretAe entire system ot pn.
E,V OF abe Nth, ana ~ ttetei &c expect eve
rs ,no,n,ut 80 nave 10 re o,d communications
otatc,yu iI,rrut mature 4" tho=e "hnh Ne nh
noan1ed at lae commencement oi 'hls "c,|.
Letter Of ihs Emperor Of R,nsid 10 The hHg Of
Fame.
Thp 7 IN se'ycs 10 le,ter Of Aicholasto Low.
T. rhn1pr witch the French deem $" offensive,
and apprnds IS own cuumrns IN icon We
sui on 'hr arr lc:
Inc French ioprn i ts nothing ~ = cscu'
In the 10 itral h,rzsn but lo#r,lug eloHd,
ptepnaat " lth the tenn est Of var, II they look
coward. Russia. they di.ooveI the formation u
new lev;,s and trace IN II adVa"ce towards
hcr sont lrrn ffnu.irra. Prussia i, collecting
hei ia,Ct towards thr Rhtui,h rfovIuoc- ana
A stria thteaten} on IT, side OF lulP having
orlered 40 addition al bhoo tf"eps from the
mot warlile por inn oi h empne. such are
the assumed m laarY iaets, from winch they
draw lhrir omsn-. | /. pity that thry could
not strengthen lbalr augnri"s hy consulting. like
the seclcnr, tie 1.ght nS biris In the abs'uoe
OF suah assistance, thy have found 10 n Ger
man pape, The following letter, nom the Empe-
ror N,aholas to their cliizcn King, on his acces
sion which because i SayS lullr, IS supposed
20 mean mueh-whch, because il speaks 81
tranquility, Is taken 10 threaten war--& which,
because 1t expresses no APPRECIATION OF re"ui1-
tons mus, be Interpreted ,s n nanll, sto against
these ui france aud BrlgiHm
. have T ceivel irlm the hnnd of General
A. liz the settlement, OF which he WAS tns hral-
or. o. the eyehis iofe, 81 90 he aFpt red. watch
placed ,o4r Maj Nv IN 1rnei alternative.
Your Majesty adopted the only resonllon
which app. AIRED calculated to preserve France
from great cala4u tee. shall say nothing OF
the motives which guided yeu On that
occasinu; bat uTtr up my ar lent pr1,er' TO
Providence 10 les, the designs 81 oa Nejes-
~. an your elT,its for HE well DtIag OF the
French p1. pie.
la concert with nv allies | rrctive
win satisfaction the desire expressed by
your Majesty, TO MAINTAIN the relations oil
ueace aud lr,endship with all Eu opcan States.
As ton! rs Ito rHttions shall b. founded on
e1isii7g treaties, and On the hrm dC,eruiuaton
90 u,aln,an tho rights and obhghuons a1cmnly
recognizvd by them, ~ well as the territorial
posse.sona Europe vii see IN YOU guarantee
OF the peace VIVA b Is so necessary, even for the
repose oi France. Insted, conformity with
nv allies to continue with France, under her
new government, those CONSERVATIVE relations,
shall zealoasl, on my part, emPl'y all the
cares which they require, aud ! shall u"ccasIng-
lv manifest the sentiments ot sine rIty which II
gives me pleasure to express towards your Ma
jesy, in return for those which youi M,jrsty has
expressed towards me
beg your Majesty TO receive, Sc
Now in th,sleuer there ia no eDIogy on re-
volutioGs-po cordial GO ngratulation on the e,-
tabshmen, at the freeeh national libcrti,s OF
the expulsion of an anti national dynasty-
friendly fusion To the az ction of baI,ired
and the dispersion Of the military snards /
despotsm by An unarmed popuace bur WHO
expected he eApressio OF such sentiments f,rm
the absolute, arbitrary, Unconstitutional auto
crat OF all the Russias The "depo, arte
events" to which nis Imperial Majesty ahud, 5
may mean the issue OF the fatal ordinances oil
Chsre X, and the saDguinary violence OF hi.
troops o enforce them, well as the resis
lance OF the peope.-As, iodeed, the letter i,
addressed 10 the Sovereign placed ON the
throne by this popular triumph, It is but char
table 10 suppose that the Emperor intended to