Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-27

evers thing maveshs Tho eunei was ,n.ptad
and snm. Of the soldier. wrre ,gonudrd. 9hors
we're fred. IL. whieh ona uhd Was ALLIED aud
ten WIRE hunt
The province of R''b. ~ stated IN n letter
+ from Asrachan. datei Iuly -. was fshucaa
! 10 amod a desrr hy the plaene, hieh had
sweet ~ about iao o1O inhahusnt#. L. was rs.
gtog IA rrhersr, tnigin. &c. Appre henspns
| had been fell t,ht y mishi iad its way into
Ku..it, rs the cholera dta ihr preee ling year
hut neuhtr the plague uor epidemic ,ho-
lora had then nude thcf Appearance at :
trnchan,
Aman named George heigti. who had
been employed a. labpte, IN tns money DE.
] paftmeut uffhe VI NJ, stole FROM u > q blank
sOgereigus. aud di.appared. L. il SAID in unr oil
/ the la'est English pHprfs that / tiers Just re-
| Ccived represented him rs fesdns not lar rom
Nav York. l. nppeari be got hui small share
of The plpndar, being swndIad out Of thu most
| of Thy jew. his confederate
letter. from Bucharest of III. 18th August.
give accounts from Consthaiinople of The ID.
stating thai tao houses almost the whole 81 Pc.
/ ~. hal been destroyed Nv fire. ,sihat 10 900 ped.
suns were without shelter. nd had lost IN 50
Their property.
RUSSIAN FRONTIERS. Aug. 10 Tho
French Ambassador nj ST peierahor ~, las r.
ccved formal orders from his Government 10
call llia attention oi The Russian Cahnei 10 ihe
dhu. ~ which threatens Europe II the mo =
GRAFTON Of The Emperor, Of which 10 much
has boen said, u not eHerrIstd II will be
on' OF the power Of ,hs Gahmsi4, pattieulariy
ol thai oi France, TO Iesis1 ,he demand nf the
people aud they viii he forcrh to Nv To the
'uGoor Of the noble POes sir ,ggimg against
death IN consequence OF resistance 10 tho ouira.
ges they have SO lbng ondred.--it appears
that III" representations Of France have not
been with 'ai their ,asults aAurances have
oeeo gwen vhich induce the bope that even ut
the worst their lndepenlencr ~Il he secured.
Tue English Cabnei hns also Interested itself
ior this brace nation, aud IL i, said, n note
has been seat 10y Lord Palmerslon, In which
he 'eoeP'tuh,es 'he negotiation, Of 1914, aud
places on an inViol,ble basi, the privileges
winch were graufed To Polaud. Tho docu-
m'nt contend, that the Kingdom OF Poland
wa, not arbitrarily constituted but was formed
under the intervention of,he Powers, nnd
consequently the assent Of all the contracting
parties was necessary 10 snnul tho act oil indie
pcndenGe OF the kingdom. Lord T.. denies
that Poland shorld be considered rs a Conquer.
sd country an attaches the blanc Of the in
surree' ion 20 the Eu5sBn Government. Ib,s
noio created great sensation nj 81. Peters
buIgh. and attracted the attention ol tho dlplu.
malists, who, win tbs view Of the case, are Of
opinlou that they can negotiate for Poland, rs
they hive urgJtiated for b. lgInm.--By tho
Russian ofv.lal accounts he enemy was with.
courage oI tho insurgents was .nieobled aud
numbers were deserving.
LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM RUSSIA.
The brig Cfausihdl has arrived q. Boston
from Gron,ladt-~haviug lett ,bn port On the
2Jh August. IL 10 slated IN the Boston DAILY
Advertiser, that on the day shrn tho brig
sailed, inlormat,on was received fron, 81. p.
tarsbnrg ihnt the hn7s,nn government had no.
tn uI.,ft hal t,
wasno longer necessary, aud that his pass-
ports were ready to he d.iyrfud 10 him lh,s
affirmation was holivod from thu deputy OF
the Amerinn Consul At CfonslAdi who con-
sidefed II anthenitc, aud was conhrnrd by tho
Captain of thu Guard House ut Cronsiad', VITO
signod the passport Of the above named brig e"
The New York Commercial remarks-" his
IuioTmaiOn may be rue though n |, not sui
tcenily direct 10 he received with positive CO.
tainty. What renders IL ku,newhat probable,
Is The TACT in1oiiohrd ~ GU previous foi eiEn
advicos. that the French and English Mni..
iers al the Russian Court had been Instructed
ny their respective gov ruments l., iuierp1.o ia
beh ali 81 the Poles, and that the former was
directed to ilsiA upon thu cessation Of ho.,ui-
ties IN the part oi Russia. Ia tu filling ihe.e
Insirn tons, the fIeuch Monster may have
pressed TIT RUSSIAN Mus ~ 50 sharply as ~
have gwen oiIence aud hrnce thu tender of
his passports We saall anAiousy wnit Tor fur.
ther advices, tpr. VI the Iepou be tue u Is tue
most decisive no 'ement towards general war
~ Europe. that has yet been mnds SINCE tho
recent breaking lur1h Of The revolutionary spi.
ru. II the frenth Monster has been thus DIS
missed Oy the Auoerat. nellher Pef,er, nor LIS
master, would be- nblu 10 resirala their hery
counirymen ifom The 0n.ef."
The London Courier says" Although the
foreign policy ol The Dike OF Wellington was
pacliie, w ara qIto ready 10 concur with our
Contemporary Una. tho change OF Ministers
and ia. asCenddncy Of librt 81 principles ia
Eug and. have dlain,hed tue chance. Of a
gep tai war. Tbs despotc Gpverninent, of
EuLglU can o~.ekpect neilher assistance Nor
y from u,,h Mo,iers. aui eessstors
nGlg.,iiy Oo.ay essssns how
fter k'sd6mnlofs ia
I5pts aud maiberfirs which were sent
lf0nFf rancf - Aiger., have thrfven thers ne.
markahiy well. The cultivation of ooffou and
iHdigp has besn h.o"lse Introduced by soma
Fr,ncpmen, INTO Tue Immediate vicinity OF AL
gieIs, WHICH PROMISES TO no a valuable colo,v
for France u more res. 'ects than as mere ma
ime depot.
In II debate 10 the d iti,h House of Lordso,
the oh uit. Lord Aberdeen affirmed with r,
gard 10 span, tbai for some lime past no uoun
ny IN Europe mad advanced lurtheI,u anchor
gfess Oh improvement.