Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-10

g Later dates 10 the t1sth) mention eo0fagra
iions in cheshire, ner,fnr,ishire, aud sun III
4 also nj the Warrington and ia ST. C'l.s' fields
4 The humber oi prisoners in West Chester jai
amounted Ia nearly 800. The special com
mission 10 try them. was opened on the is'h
a force OF 400 cons,ables had been sworn ia
by the county mag isuHies.
{ A meeting of the freeholdera Of the county
( OF Middlesex wss convened by the Sheriff al
Hackney. On the 10Th 10 consider tina state OF
lhe country generally. II was vrry efo"dei.
The iequlsion was made beior, the change
OF Ministers. Severe comments were made
ON the opposition OF the late ministers TO re-
form. Resolutions were parsed calling ior tri.
ennial parilamcnis, the vote by hailo, and
other reforms. Sir Ffnncis Burdett, who was
opposed TO some Of the resolutions. poke n
midst hisSes aud cheers. Mr Hume was re-
ceired with great cheering.
In the House OF Lords ON the OH December,
| Lord WynloId moved for u committee 10 IN
qu're into the state OF the nsiionr Hs urged
that such an appointment was called for by the
| fact that great distress existed and erImes had
| inc reased, the causes of which were 10 be found
IA he corn law, paper currency, msehIaory,
! high rents, excessive taxation &c. After n iong
debate, the motion was negalived without "a
| division.
In the House OF Commons on the same day
Lord Ahhorp brought forward, pursuant 10
! notice n motion for select committee 10 en-
qalre into the salaries of the different Offices
held al the pleasure OF tho crown, aud to re-
por, from time to time what deductions could
he mHde. An enquiry being made whether II
was The intention of Ministers to remove The
| Chan oellot of Ireland. nud Lord AlihoIp an
sworing that sdch measure was IN con,em-
| plation, AL attack was made on ihs Ministers,
! by Meaers. Bankes, Dawson and others, lor
creating another pension 10 provide Tor one Of
their political friends Considerable debate
ensured, when the motion was carried.
Ia The House OF Lords. on The 18Th, Earl
Grosvenots mttion Tor return III the salaries
aud emolumen's OF the officers OF the House for
year preceding the oh January, 1880, WA
after some debate, agreed TO.
A petition was presented in the House Of
Commons, o" the same day, by the Marquis
OF Cbandos, from the proprictors of property
IN the West Indies, pray ing a speedy inquiry
INTO the state OF The Colonies, and OF Slavery
aud that the same protection should be exten
died. 10 them asdb tho holders Of any other de
sciipi0n of property. Ahrr some ebnte tho
petition was ordered to be brought up, read
aud laid on the table aud n motion on the
subjee, postponed until 'he frs, oil March.
LosDpH, Drc Ia.
. LHy One o'ciock.-The gloom at the stock
= exchange appears To increase with each sue
s ceedng day. The Spectators for the rae (ol
. which ihcre>are now very few cling 10 the
, present Ministers, IN the hope, and no doub,
, we'll founded. hat the state OF the country will
he imme diate!y nDelioraicd. and that tho pro-
( iisIon OF money which still exists IN the Golfers
OF the bankers IN tho City will be thrown gu,
al an early day 10 purchase money siock. 81
, which there is scant, supply MS 10 tho nun
her OF years which have interviewed since the
last loan, the stock has gone Into the hands OF
NUMEROUS small hoders, who never sell ngaiu
enccp, in cases Of extreme necessity all otheI
+, prospects Tor the bulls are gloomy in ,hs es.
. irene.
= Ii0o o. Clock 1t is reported In the CIV tina,
s comm sionels 6op France have arrived for the
5 purpose ofconclud'ng n contract fer The immr.
D date shipment oil 100000 stand of arms and
tiat such y the urgency oil the occasion, All
I agent has gone down 10 Birmine ham To .xps.
iic ih" supply. II there be any truth at ali ia
J. this rnmour Which. We much doubt, IL is indis.
K pntably gross exageTation.
4 FROM Tnk ATLAS. lprH DEC.
u We have received the PARIS papers Of Thurs
day They contain curious dramatic polI
h zeal scene, which IS said TO have been acted al
a Milan conspiracy, on a grand scale, wat
- plganized III thai city against the Austrian au
} tborltea. The eonspifalots were assembled
m the pit OF tho theatre, and there, NJ u GER
7 ain signal, the insurrecton was to have bro
ken onI. The bell fung, the curtain rose, n nd
. discovered The stage crowded with Austrian
soldiers their m0ske pointed TO the pit Ey
ery door was si,"Ihry beSet aud tho astonish
{ ed revolutonisls were arrested TO n man 10 III,
very scene of the conspiracy, und conducted L
tho fortress of Spielberg.
1 With regard to the trial of the minister tn
Gazette do France says" How can tho,
who have annih,ia ed the chatter of 1914
try and con lenn ,nen OF their order who onI
, violated that charter II II were criminal
10 infringe, what was It TO abolish p
i PAais, Drc' I2.- fnHerd IF Benjamin Con
slant Tue funeral oOsequies OF tbis ulu.iri
!, Gus defender Of The people, (reminding u. a
:. | those OF MiTabeau, General FUy, aud do Man.
- uel, all Of which were attended by Who'll,
= nation, all three marked by the sincere repre
n ol an adunrlng people,) took place this morn
~ ing At 10 O'clock, a deputation from IN,
n Chamber OF Deputies, including NJ Cassime
Perrler, all the Monsters, tins Council Of State
tire. OF the King. Alds-de. Camp, who had al
/. 50 sent two Of their private carriages, IN. mu
\, nicipal body, heaued by the prefec, of l.,
i. 5rlue, deputa,ions from the olytechni,
m Schools the Schools of Medicine. Law, Fbar
- macy, Comm rec, FiIe Arts--from the Chti.
l. ian aud Mora society, the Partisan Society
Pupils from The Coll .ge oil Bourbon. IRON
r. amongst whom were selected those " ho
were 10 carry the DO by OF tho lamrn
ted Depuiy-a deputat ION IRON the Ma
- tional Quad of the city Of Saumur depu
tauons from the different egons OF Paris and
the enyiI on4--the natives oil Aisace resident in
:, ! Paris a depuiaton i,om each ar, ondisemeni
the artillery OF the National Guard and tue
officers OF the otaif OF the same Guard, also
o formed part OF the procession, which had IN
y front detachment oi the cavalry, troops OF
4 tho line and detachment OF the Hussars oil
a Orleans. In this order IL moved on in the CEN
4 ire OF two nes, formed ny the National Guard
. aud the people, collected on both sides vi the
/ Bouvelard
Upwards of 100000 persons filed the hne
of procession from the Rue dan on saint
n Iouore 10 the Protestant Church Ia the hue
SAINT Antoine.
On leaving the church, few voices amongst
n The crowd were heard exclaiming-" 10 the
A Pantheon 10 the Pantheon q but the Nation