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

ued.ctly consistent. liis tue ihHt seh'eft
. wa. our Government established, when We VII
/ called upon 10 protect the ."s.frigofy OF '"e
4 neonle al Belgium aud we Immediately tlg"i-
6.s 4, N, Amla..adnr. OF ell Foreign Po"es.
that The momrnt n foreign soldirT set io"' :"
. belsi I'm i would br .onsieered as dec'a.
ration Of war ngains, ourselves. This wa -,
strict conformity with our principles. tiers
confess would nave stopped when Tue
ri.n, asked for counsel | would have SAID
4. rhar you wish 10 he II sou wish 10 D..
come Norihsrn Switzerland. become so
eIoep, Ia 10 the Ari-tocracy daughter , n you
desire 10 have a Foreign PflnIe for your SOW
ersign glucose whom you Will. We will support
you : and il they had elected the Dnke Neinouf'
would have recommended ministers to advise
the King to give hIs conseni
As TO the re unioa OF Bslg iumwih Frahct,
would NOT have stopped 10 inquire whe 'hef
u might be Duplicating 10 tins or that Power !
all the inquiry should have made would have
been whether u was tie desire oil the majority
Of tho Belg ian people 10 effect, aud the vii OF
! the representa- YES OF the French nation to ac-
cede TO- Tbs union, Tor il /, not within the prov
luce OF the Government OF either country To
offer or accept it
| LAFAfErIE added that be did not fear onrn
! Jihg England, who had acceded to the treaties
| OF LunevIlls and Amens, which secured the
1nion OF Belgium with France under Napoleon.
aud Who cefta My had not moe regard iot
| Nnpo con than tor Louis Philip. nor less JenT-
| NJ France noe Tint she had rec0rffed her G6er-
| H. Inc re es,abishment 81 Pol iud. MS a bar.
rler to Russia, might MOTH undesirable 10
| gland, and Austria and Prussia mad yielded
| ~ its partition with reluctance.
| " VI. MAusUIH sad the Ministry have chang
| ed their language since they qHted the ranks
Of the opposition. What has been tue Conduct
of Minister, with regard to Belgium They
necessarily talk of mo- Intervention, anu yen
they threaten with war II our WISHES are
thwarled. IL does not appear TO me Thai this
IS non Intervention. Yesterday new prin>
cipe VAS ad,ancrd-ihat vi neutrality. We
aaVe lived fifteen years unGer ,hr legitimacy
we have lived five months under the prnCpie
# non Intervention --enj, by a gradnh de
crease shall live eight o. Tn days under the
principle OF nrutthlly. as 10 the question OF
peace or war call upon Ministers 10 explain
lhemslvrs. Ynu have se'n IN the Manifesto
81 Poland, that RUSSIA was Coming down upon
~.
N. Stp,srAsl--I know nothing about L.
NJ MhusuI,-5o much the worse. We do
not fear War. and # Belgium snolId ohr hei
sell uoalI say, even al the risk oil "af -
10 Accent her" IL would be d deadly war,
know, but IL would be 10 The honour and glory
Of France. Aud, besnieA, VINO would dale 10
attack us2 Would ii De Russia sac has
Poland md Turkey 10 contend WIN. Would
it he Austria, She kn0ss thai vain oo,ouO
men we should give her occupation Ia LAZY.
Wanld il be England Wth steamboats, we
coald carry srn,s and baualious into Ireland.
(o,iong sensation) | livIe speak upon the
snpp,sllion of war, but speak only 10 induce
Minister. 10 collect tntT forces Tor the montHt |
of danger. Nations have then Heac"efous
slaer-ta,s sleep is death--and death Is ioreIgn
INVASION and pni tiiI1n.
The MINI,rERF II FoRKIoN AFFAIRS could !
not refrain IRON some observations upon state
ments TINT preparations hal been made ibr
making war npon France. 1t had even been
said shat among the documents lett behind by /
the Russians, upon their quitting Poland, were |
found orders Tor the Polish army TO march. |
Dispatches were received daily from the |
French Consul al Warsaw, aud no mention |
had been made OF such q Gil Cumstance. Rd-
mors had prevailed OF armamenis IN SPAN, !
and these had reused the attention OF the COY" |
eminent. II had been declared ioiLe Calumet OF
Madrid that # these armamenIs should exceed
the ordinary force of SPAN, France would take
such precautions as would prevent her interests
being compromised. No arnanie"ts had been
made by Spaiu 4; vi this the Government had
ot only the assurance pht tue prooI' Ihe
araamen4s Ia the north had been considerable,
and Fiauce had demanded MI explanation, tic
cIarIng that IL kus ian soldier should pass tue
frontier and enter Austria, Prussia, " any
uth.r part vi GernahJ, he StdfH quo "ohla
be regarded as broken, ana France would take |
coun el OF her honor alone. (ChetTs.) Posi- I've |
explanations were seat 10 the C"Onot oi
PARIS, aud these explanations proceed d the
events In Poland. The Mmist-r concluded by |
,t,tng that pacific assurances w,re received
from every quarter, aud That there Was not Tue
oI war.
The close ot the discus .on being lnudly cal. |
led for. was put to he vote, aud adopted, non
which the Chamber adJo"rnod.'
BELGlU VI.
In the Congress III Brussels, the proceedings
Of which are reported down 10 lht 2sIh Janua-
", proposal was made IN Tue shlng OF Tue
10Th, signed by hliy two members, 10 elect the
Duke OF NrmOurs hing OF Is igIum Warm
Gon, ersauon ensued. ON us being observed thai
those who signed the proposal. alter asking Tor
the Duke of Leuchlenberg, now asked Tor tue
Duke OF NemouTs. IL was decided by vole
of 81 10 II, ihut iheie should not be d general
committe', To sriangr the mode OF proceeding
IN the choose Of IA Sovereign. BY ststelnt nj
made in tne sitting OF the 27th, il Appeared |
thai the numDer OF petitioners for die Duke
Of Nemours was 600 for KING LOUIS Philippe !
sos (; aud for the DUKE oil LencAt edOerg D. |
POI.
POLAND.
Uursnlr, Jan 11--Stlies Gazette has tue
following, under the head OF Official news -
Count Jesisrski, who returned on the I3th
Instant ilom ST. Prtersburgh has brought DIES.
patches from General urabowshi and
Prince Luberki TO the Dictator, 6nd also notes
ol the conversations which took place between
nj. Majesty tle Emperor anL him, and other
documents which Contain the answei OF his
Majesty. founded on the same principles as
the Manifesto addressed 10 tue Poles. Ills |
Mi sly has expressed himself disposed 10 al.
range the affairs only ON the conditions declaI> |
ed in his Proclamation. All the Pdpcrs w,ll be |
land before the Diet"
From The N. Y. Commercial Of March 4
ONE DAY LATER.
Since our lrht NIB tat,un the nAck et hhi n !