Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-25


Republicans. who are mt numerous the Ma
polronisfs ami The Orleanists, who are some
rIch intTiguofs.
The prisons ovcrf1W With men arrested Tor
poiiicai IF nces and, What - worse, with
those who fought braseiy. in the confic' of the
thee days, against tyranny. Discomfort m
creBses from day 10 day. Parties are silent
ly otRao'zlnf aud, by the end Of the nert
month, discofd NAV have borst out with the
sonnd Of cannon. You see my dear TREND,
into what cruel situation France has
been plunged by the paTtisaus Of Orleans.
My letter may seem to be filed with alarms
but unfortunately, they are but too we'll fOu u
ded. How much more gladly would tell you
Of the Independence Of the heroic Polrs, the
Reunion of Belgium with France, the deliver
ancs ofIt.ly ron he AIS r,an yoke, and .abpvc
all. of change IN the policy Of our govern
menl. Daily CM0n.
Correspondence of he journal Of Commerce.
LoHpor, ooh June, 1881.
The House Of Commons are filing up he in
terVsi before the debate on reform comes on,
10 discussing the eIprd,pncy u state prosern-
tons for seditIous and blasphrmous pdbllc6-
lions. On one of these late Occasions II was
stated that the indifference Of Government To
the noH,ons trade carried on by Cadlsle had
well mig reduced him to bankruptcy, but the
moment the Government prosecuted him.
sympathIsing purchasers from all quarters
crowded hrs bOokselleI's shop, aud IN the
course of day or two bought up twenty thou
sand OF his volumes. Al thu present moment
he seems to he M lair way TO accumulate a
fortune. There IS IN truth quite as strong and
as general an aversion here as in France 10
Safe prosecutions against The freedom OF the
pre.s, The minority of this country, however,
have the sagac'ty 10 avoid as much as possible,
all manner of restraint, Wide IN France Ctsi.
mn PeTIler appears 10 deem recourse To
coeTciye rigur Of the law, as the most eligible
method OF controlling the expression Of pubic
opinion. ilore the great engine OF restrain
has hitherto been, the stamp oKce.-The du-
" on all PERIODICAL publications. OF poluicni
nature is sufficient 10 stop their ear uiutlOn n
IN tng III" poorer classes. Bot iatteIly this du-
" has been eVaded IN all directions, and com
bnatons Of able and intelligent political WI
tsrs, re esiabilshtd ior the purpose Of supply
lng III" public Nth pulIrIcal essays al Two pence
- number, on Ill the topics which enter so
largely lato tho subject Of reform aud which
constitute the materials OF the gen raj dsailec
ton that prevails in regard 10 many important
PORTIONS Of the existing system.
The Champions Of the Church are affecting
great fears tuai the hand of -eiorm will br ga
orsligrousiy lad upon her. II sbe had US ii
lie OF this worlds wealth "a our Sa, ionr aud
the Apostles had. there would possibly be less
ontcry. But the 'uhes and the l,Niugs are, and
Tor ages have bcen considered a portion OF the
1uating inheritance OF the arislueracy, aud II
IS natural thai both the eIpeclHnts and the
ncumhenis, and all thuse who have 10 provide
loT them both, should feel reluctant 10 hasten
the period WHEN the Church shall longer be
faithful in the thug " that lhem souls lusl
alter
Many years since, Bishop Watson endea.
voted 70 provide tor nm amendmrnt OF fhr
ecclesiastical esiablisbmcnt, 10y equahzing thp
compensation oil the clergy aud by preventing
plurali'es ana non.rrsldruCr. H. had not m
ierest enough to succeed.-lhe Church OF
course continues To afford examples amoog her
clergy OF the greatest extremes OF wealth and
poVeuy-of stupid, ilhterae aud debauched ar
Istocfats hOldmg several hvIugs without ever
really performing the duties OF any one ol
them, aud OF pIons, we'll educated aud ntel-
gent curaies dischareIng the Luxurious hutrrs Of
several parishes lot hall the wages Of BIsh-
ops Butler.
The Archbishop OF Canterbury, has begun
The session 10y bringing IN bill respecting
fIthes, aud another OF which | haye forgot
tue subJecr, But they are both insignificant
m comparison with what Ia expected by the
public.
Don Pedro is here in his private character
bu' "'fhhaB p'dNtihblbt ~ pihIt lIs uhuBb-
ter on the throne OF Portugal aud II reports
speak tinih he Is in tar way 10 attain his
purpose. The Impression hrTe Is. that Brazh
VI" be unsettled for long period, aud care
little ior The maintenance OF her credit b.
broad.
Prince Leopold is said 10 DO making ar
rangements loI his departure. HIS acceptance
IN terms, dcvohcs upon the Belgian ongrrss
the settlement OF the nadjusted points OF df-
..r..LI n.
ence Now, # they should be settled IN n
way TO suit the Belglans aud JISpIcase Holland
and the Conference, do not believe England
or France will allow Beg ium % bn attacked
IN utder 10 bring her back 10 the line OF the
protocols. Lord Grey in ii late debate declared
hs perfect indifference as 20 the sort OF Gov.
rrnment which Belgium might choose, even #
that should be a public. That declaration
must have astonished the three despOtiu pow
ors. knssia, Prussia 81 Austria; II they had not
already been prepared for IT 10y the tenor OF
| the discussions at the Conference and especial
" 10y the growing determination on the part o
this Government to induce kuSs.a TO h,trn TO
reason aud To remember the treaties on the
| subject OF Poland. The Emperor has been in,
| sulenl ~ some ol his replies 10 suggrS mons
| made TO hun 10y the Ministers ut Europeau
| Powers, aud tho import of several Of the Off.
cial answers OF tie kus,ian Go.trnnIeni Ia
Sdid 10 he downright dehdnce-an andisguIsed
hroA ing d""n OF the gauntlet TO ali the srength
| aud sb'iny OF Western Europe. Russia now
peg,ns 10 oe less feared and more haled. The
! magnitude OF her resources is doubted, and the
s"hdhy al her domestic power is questioned.
! Ihe public begin 10 hnd out that even her DIES
potIsm caunot crush the parties INTO which the
Coert Is dIyided-that the Russian party has
obtained Iha ascendanCy, and thai tue Rus
sian nohIhty dislike the lesies made upon the
body OF tne,r vassals, and the war winch may
oeto long deprive them OF the sale OF their
agricultural produce, and suspend The gain OF
then monopOlies
Consols are So although the French funds
are much lower. owing 1t is said TO the charac.
ter OF Lord Grey's speech, IN which he SAID he
fel himself constrained by sense OF propriety
TO allow the French to copy the example OF
England IN her treatment OF Portugal, but il
she should declare war he toud not say whe-
| thtr the mig nor cnnstrai,, Inn, q, a.,