Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-04
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LATEST FROM EUROPE.
by ,he arrival, nj Charleston, on the 25th inst.
OF the Brush ship Nlmrod. Capt. Atkins, in the
shnIi passags Of 30 days, london papers 10
,he 1871, and Liverpool toihe 18th Of Jnne have
been ,tcrived. We sub ON n summary oi their
contents, from tho Charleston Mercury
The accounts by mi. ARRIVAL are eneoursg ing
TO the Poles.
The iu,nul's in PARIS show an unquiet state
oi the public mind but the most INTEL gent of
the Paris correspondents of the London papers
speak confidently of the stahiity OF the present
o der OF things. CasImiI Perer ~ said 10 have
niadr overtures 10 soDs ot the leaders OF the
parties III opposition, with the view OF strength.
.ning his adminIs'ra'lan.
The offer al The crown Of Belgium has been
accepted Ivy Prince Leopold, with tue condi.
tons imposed by The Allied Cabinets as 10 the
final arrangement oi ia" dispute between thai
country aud Holland The Belgsus seem not
inclined to rscaWa the Prince az Monarch,
with these snpulation., and Bel GUM snll nplds
oul the prospcui OF trouble 10 Europe fro her
obsiinncy md mo cJmple.Iiy al the case.
The new Brush Parliament had ss1embed
on the lsih of June. Charles Manners Sutton,
Esq, had been reelected Speaker of the
House OF Commons. Nothing but preliminary
Jusine9s Deh UHhH iThhshCttu. LoIu AltDofp
had issued a Circular, requesting a general at
tendance OF members on the 2l,t, when the
question OF Parliamentary Reform wac 10 b.
brought ioIwatd by The goyernment.-I' az.
pears by the list OF the members of The present
House Of Commons that 100 new mrmbers
have ben retirn0d, who did not ST. IN the lass
Parlisment.
Mrs. Stl6ons the celebrated actress, dirJ
in England sbou, HE middle of Jane. The
ipusrpi was attended by upwards OF ou0D per
sons, aud her remains wore IN erred With
much spiendor
Mr.. O'Connel arrived OF Dublin on the l2lh
June, On HIS way to Loudon II take his seat III
Parliament.-Irehnd continued in a state OF
much inqnieiude, and iaHlinp appeared 10 DO
spreading.
The rage for emigraling 10 America from
Scotland is intense. The Highlands are all IN
motion, atnouSdnd persons leaving single PAT
ahes.
Ina letter written early in June the PANS
correspondent OF the LoHDos Hines says -
The electors are already preparing tor the
field, according 10 the views winch the differ
eat political parties take OF impending events.
THIS day the Paris electors have convened
meetings for their several districts and | have
just seen. 10 circular uote, the preliminary
first meeting. A formal and explicit declira.
ton is TO he required t,on each candidate up
on four cardinal points "A hereditary peer
age, yes or no Tue Numher of peers, To b.
limited or not limited Tho power ~hr II
ought To name them land NJ. Baode's pIoi,o-
siiion relative TO the eldest branch OF the Bour-
bons.
4" These are the same propositions as those
lately submi ted a, provincial meetings of the
sleciors, and. according II one psity, with the
best success while, al the same time, NJ Cosi
mir PrIrier's letter resisting the principle Of
pied e. has been circulated like u cheap tract
through The country, 10 coonietact, the effects
Of h,s opinions.
" In some VI The ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF Paris |
am Informed II is Intended TO 60 far yond The
range OF plrdses which ] has" just mentioned,
and that candidates " i'll he requlred 10 give ge-
neral views OF their foreign poicy, more par
tlcularly respecting pland anl Bel gum. The
Inflammation here respecting the latter 10 ra-
iher Oh the increase, AMI private letters recei-
we'd by some oi the " moveoent" parry from
! Belg ,um, comfort them with the assurance
which Saian derived, IN Lord Byrou's singular
poem, whsn at Leipsic he found hnnsrif
Perch'd on mountain Of slam"
Young Mr.. Trihaudeau, the son of the Con.
ventionai'st, who spoke al The Abbe Gregome =
oil these electoral ca,echlsms: n few days
| will probably develop the strength oil tins par
! ty.
Clubs have already decided upon the =
BOLTON ola hereditary peerage; and late yes
terday the advocates, under the presidency OF
NJ. Mauguin, decided by large majority,
after solemn sitting of several days,
thar the peerage oush not 10 be beredna-
ry.
By the way, somebody should induce the
King not 10 settle his private accounts IN the
public eye. Al I o'clock yesterday, after the
Council broke up at the Paiais Royal, whittier
His Majesty had come for a few hours from
! 81. Cloud, he walked out on the balconies Il
inspect The buildings constructing Mt the side
OF the quadrangle next the rbeatre Francois
where he had violent alteration with NJ.
Fontaine, his archie CT, about states or bricks,
or the progress OF their application; Tor he
was incessanty brandishi"g his arm and poin
ting 10 the works. Ibis WAS carried on under
| say, the public eye, and all the apparent adj
van age OF the air OF dignity was (as in such
!, cases mostly viii be found TO be the cas-
with the man Of Inferior rank.-Ihe Queer
and the King SISTER came out, and took hin
into the palace to setile those sccOuats, it wa
presumed, aud the architect accompanied
them.
Kings should MAYER be angry in public abou
bricks and mortar. George ~. dealt more
largely in such commodities than any 9th
er prince oths time, and must have spent man,
anxious days and nights upon their details
but he never caught bs the crowd quarrel
ins about roofing with any of the Wyatt fam
. ny perhaps II was brcanse he always shut III,
people oai " willie the ,uOb,sh was On Tue grounJ
Tins, citizen King cannot do, although
thought there was something like il last Sunda,
| on The tac,, az Versailles v here Rent
pushed people back from any approach to tn
MinduWs OF the nalace. alIh Ia The ahlinl