Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-10

cere, and mos, energetic orsli,n. pai9 TIE lass
,f'o"ie 10 TIE memory Of his ,liu'uiops frsnd.
Having concluded
: odilloa Barrof. In q tone Of deep regret.
ave ni'srahce 10 some mobile AM aascnps
putty.
NJ. Eusebe Saivcrit, Msmber Of the Cram
Der OF Deputies, came forwA,d 10 the brfnk of
the giave, Hni paid n warm snh eloanett frt,
butte 10 the talents, patriotism. add Conscience
OF his late colleague.
NJ Tissot, n TREND OF the drceased nro
nonnoed short bu' Energetic eulo gum au ~.
character OF Benjamin Cantaai
The following passsge in the adires, a..
Polish Gentleman, Napoleon Ezapski OH,
spoke after NJ. rissot, excited particular MT
est -" Pole, yoor brother, comes 10 join bis
voice with yours ~ paying Just tribute =,
your illus,rious counirymani also am HE
fellow citizen. The most de DIED love, ~
liberty, the eloqsen defender of The ri h,sof
all people, bseJa,n'n Constant was allied 10 tue
whole human race"
NJ. Laborde, ono OF the Kings Aide. do
camp, aud NJ. Pncidsre, mn Officer of IN. NJ.
tional Guard, also Addressed the assembled
crowd OF monfners upon the great loss which
they had all sustained, aud described in elouing
terms the merits of the dscsased.
lhe ceremony Terminated ne eight o'ob,cL
However, an immense crowd sulI remr,n.d
around the tomb aud IL appears tbn,, -
the departure of General Lafayette mud ,h.
hiherent Authorities, several other d,seo.,.a.
were delivered but at the sane time M. ,ba
venerable General retired, the Chief .n.io,nv
OF Tho people Who had assembled in the Semc.
terry retired in perfect prd,I, IL deeply ,u,o,..
with the sen,imeuis called iorii on this
national mourning. which will be born. II, a.,
hearts, aud not IN their clothas,aceo,d,o, -, -
fashion OF Courts. ~"
Correspondence Of ihe Journal Of cooos,..
Lospoa Dee. 49, 1870
The Revoluiion IN Poland |. M I.s, .l,a, a.
lapse OF three or iouf days since the fra, .,,.e
val the n1ws beginning 10 produce -,
tornl ELECTS ON the money market and on mer
| chandiza. '
have seen a letter to-day from psrj. /,
"h'en me wrhsf, a very Intelligent p,r,on
ahSe'"es 'ne e"'hu"asm Of thu Parisians in
'"'o' o. 'he roies TO be ar'leai enough TO so-
counter every sacrifice In support Of Inc ,.,a.
luton begun al Warsaw, aud lie ads ,h., ~,
trenth generally will not willingly evan s,lT.r
| the Russians 10 Interfere, but on the ca,,,.r,,
II the kng OF the Frenoh should nat ,oia1,3...
with the public sentiment ON this ,,,int ~.
"n' mol remain ON The throne six nun ,hs lon
| ger. W"
You will have seen the ene.ob ,,et.n.
on the necessity ofpuliing Franco i, ,.,',,th
array "nd 'h"t OF the Duke ~ HoIIIh,e,on 49,
INC "icked character vi the Erens,, r..
n.'on' ioese TWO speeches Indicate TN p,tnri.
drawn av,,ns. ..nb ''a, a'e perhaps to be
nine d,nomin.,sJ :" o"o' ~ what Or C,n- 6
NJ. mud h., nIi,,s WI, OF OPINION Illus.
The L,eods al r,e.I psa'''' france. Is lg'um aud
-. ''' eP""' 'shb.
me p",t "h'eh bngland will tnke depends
,nnch Oh the mannes In which Bels,um h ~,
se di.po'sd OF. With her pre.en, Cain, 40
sn" teams towards France although ,h. VII
never approve Of u union OF belgium q Ff,aan
outh the king of,he Ne,nerani, were na, ~
n,e,y 'mpf"e"cahIe she would overlook nil