Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-06

same date arrived this morning They an
no"nce gre"taetsity on tue part o f,he Freach
Government IN preparations for War. How
Tar the apprehension of such s,ep ON the
part Of Russia aud her Allie. is ju,,i6sd by
authentic Information IL not stated
According In The lnsiruriionA Of the Minis
ter of War the Lieufsnat General commandiog
the first military division again orders all the
officers Of every grade 10 leave the capital i'm
mediately. aud repair TO their respective posts
and the Lieutenant General informs all the
officers that The scverest measures will b.,
put ia furee against those who disobcy this or
der.
Several proclamaiions, IN the German Ian.
guage have been published in Switzerland he
object Of those documents ID 10 excits the IN
habiiunts TO demand reform in their Consf.
tuition.
The greatest activity Is observable in The de.
parlment oil the Minister of War. ltis sad
that MaIshal aoaii Il al his office Us eatly A.
tour clock every morning aud IN couse-
quence of Thu, increased activity, has already
produced great change IN every thing rela-
ting io tins branch OF the administration.
From The Gageite de EraIlce, of Noe %
We have received the following Latter
from the frontiers of kussih, dated the Oh
inst -
Marshal Count Debilseh is expected here 10
Huperintond review of the troops, ana 10 ro-
gulate therdr estimation IN the interior ne viii
then relurn 10 Berlin, " IRE he has betn an
pointed 10 an extraordinary mission. The
| amber oil Il oops 10 he Collected upon the zion
tiers will amount To 20u, 900, with 400 piee,.
of cannon. There will be sevcn divisions al
the army, including the polonnisc. The orean
! lEation of 50 large "A force Is n circumslance
ola serious description. The sntre OF ,I,,
Russian army Is in motion IN tho interior aud
occupies thu canionnenls and garriSons which
have been evacuated by the troops sent to the
frontiers II this army should enter into "A
campugn, II will be commanded by Count Die
bitsch.
A letter from Algiers, dated the 9Th Of this
month, announces TINT tho General in Chief
WINS 60 set OFT III two days with IA force from
1000 to 5000 II en the object OF this journey
was merely to pay IA visit 10 the Bay Of Tten
! The General will DO accompanied by M. Vul-
| land.
Pans. Nov. % 1T is announced that Gen
ctal Schneider. who il nov ~ the Lazaretto
NJ Ioulon, Is 10 be appointed Cuioi OF the ar.
my which IS going o bs assembled in the do
pariment Of tue Mosells. under the command
OF General Gerard. Besides these forces, il ia
aaid that three camps. of 10000 men each, are
going to be formed at Lie Metz. and 5tras.
burgh the moveabla National Guard are 10
TORN paIt OF them
| Wha, seems 10 have decided the choice OF
General Schneider IS, that tins oihcor, who was
| formerly Ade-de-CamP 10 kapp, Is perfectly
acquainted with the banks Of the Rhine, and
the military geography Of those countries.
Exchange on Pa,tg. Nor. % AT tue opening
! oi the hxchange, several important ipllnrrs
| were announced. Among others that 1T n
Receiver General of one OF tho first depBrt
ments OF the souih. Commercial crisis, for
which The assistance granted ny tho Chambers
"a palliative, moi remedy shakes confidence.
an, ma Spveoi ,ora, and impedes me rc-estaD
lIshmcnt OF our public oraait'
| ENGLAND.
! The popnlaI di,tarbancrs ~ various pnrts of
England continued, aud in some places seem
ed to increase. Barnngs aud mobs were con,
| stDntly occurring, nnj Iatge districts Of country
! were kept ~ state of Continual alarm.
Lord Meibourn, ~ SECRETARY OF the Home
! Department. has issued ii croalar 90 he mAgls-
tiates Of the dilrrent counties urging upon
| them, in the strongest manner, the necessity
| OF taking, with the least possible delay such
measures as may be ellectua Tor the repression
| OF tumult, tuo pfoseTputlon OF the public peace
and the protection OF the properties aud ives
Of his Ma jesty subjects. For this purpose,
he recommends concert OF measures with the
yeomanry aud gentfy, IN assembling and
streng thening the civil force.
LoSDoN, Nov 26.-We can state upon
undoubted authority. that both the late min -
tiers ~ their successors nave united ia directing
! ter into no compromise with any persons while
| III II state of commotion, but to resist all foIcn
with force II ,eessary; and that ono OF more
| special commissions will be fprthwnb issue
10 Try such OF the rioters us may have been alI.
hended.
LoNDov. Nov. 30. (morning. The accounts
said 10 DO received AZ the lIome-oliCe yester
! day were, WI reJpce To stare, OF IA somewhat
! more favorable nature, respecting the disturbed
al han Tir a. lie
now for soma time been painfully affected.
sill, besides tnat there is much to regret, there
Is also much to appiehend.
VIEws OF THE NV MINisrRY. will be
seen by the speech oil Early Grey IN the Lords
that the Administration nave pledged them.
! selves spontaneously aud soomnly TO three
great principles OF policy, domestic aud for
e'gn. His Lordship announced, as The grounds
on which lac means to rest Lac claims oil Ia.
Government TO the national appreciation aud
support
! 1. A correction Of those abuses which have
! been introduced by tlmr INTO the representa-
! ton OF the people Ia Parliament
2. An unspafng retfenchment Of all but the
most unavoidable expense IN the public estab-
li,hments.
3. A complete system of non.inletGrence
on all those questions which were now distur-
bng aud dIstrhclIng the Conlmen, of Europe,
30 far as the national honor would permit.
1t these pledges sre kept, 1t may fairly be
presumed. that directly or indirectly every d.
~ vi Minister, and every right and interes,
OF the nation. may be oomprehended aud pro.
! vided for under taese heads.
! question has sprung up on the subject of
tue abonion OF rotor boro ighs, whether the
propretors oi such places ougnt not TO lie in
demniiied un their disiTanciIsneni. We have
been frequently cailed upon by letter to give
our opin Oh upon this point. aud shalt there
fore give It frankly. We answer, yes; the y
ought 10 be ndemnIfed; and sc Will give an
instance in point A NOBLE Lord s said 10 have
just pad an II "A. baronet upwards Of 100 o0t |.
Tor rotten borough, not lar from town. The
affair is indeed 80 public. that the House OF
Commons is at once dsgraced IL il does NOT