Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-24
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Reccived by Franc"is lst, from Harre-Pur5
dates To the end OF February.

Reccirtd by Fraucnis lst. from Hqrre-Pqrs
dates to The End Of february.
A the sitting OF tho Belg IAN Congress. on
The 29th Of january, OF which We took non-
som,e days sincr, the following note from Vi.
Sebasliaui 10 NJ. Bresson, was received from
the Provisional government, which put an sud
10 the discussion for that day -
:" Su-b hasten 10 reply 10 cur letter oil the
24th. The Kings Council, which assembled
To-day, were unanimous upon the necessity Of
declaring 10 The Provisional Government, that
the French Government would regard tms
choice OF the Duke de Leuchlenberg so I'll thu
throne ul Belg lum, as IN act OF hostility To-
wards France ; in case tire Congress, noIwrt-
standing This declaration, should proceed to
such election, you vii qnu Brussels lInmedialt.
IS. Accept, 81.
(si.nrd) HORACE SEBASTIANL
" Psri,, Jan. %. 1880"
The genera impression WAS that ,hs tons Of
this note would make the b 'lgIsn Congress
more strenuous IN lis exertions TO elect the
ID Ike OF Lruchtenhprg, as II was locked upon
as An improper interference Oh the part ol I've
French Government.
In the sitting on the 3lh of January, the
Committee appointed for that PURPOSE made
report protesting against tue protocol Of tic
2Oth January, Ihe discussion of which was post.
poned, aud the subject vi choosing 4 sovereign
WINS again debated for three hour. aud a hall
without coming to any decision II Is men,
TONED, says the Paris correspondence Of the
Jour al du Havre, Ms a ~siigular circumstance,
that III I Is lit ing Nj. de Sevan, known for the
loyalty Of his republican principles, warmly
supported the French PIincP.-He nhsprVsd
hat the Duke OF l. uchtenh-rg would throw
them into tn" arms OF ihr Holy Alliance ho
..ya,I 4 lFa,, -, .n,I Ia, .A,, N .Har ain HI anfe
-again,t thai France without whom, We who
Hfe no" sitting quietly here discussing this sub
Jett, would be ether executed or iugltives.
War for war, | would prefer war Wlh France
10 a war against France, At the same sitting
ano her membsr inslnuaied that the NemouIs
palts concealed the after thought 0fa reunion
viii france, which was warmly ConIrndiCttc
by srytra! member.
=" 1t appear. CERTAIN" says The Temps, tina:
the Ambassador of a Great Power, wfOse all
ancs was promised 10 US from the beginning 0.
tue Revolution, has received order, 10 quit Pa
rs on the day the French government should
conCent 10 The reunion Of Belgium with France
II Is not SAID "he,her the acknowledgment
OF thr vote of Congress in favour OF the Duke
DIX Nemours would likewise lead to a Tai'
lure.
Private letters of the 18th J my, from Rome
IVY '' ~ INV 49,
villa out coming To a decision Cardinal Glustin-
AM, Bshop OF imula, Who seemed To obtain Ins
greaiest number oI the votes some days aso.
has been excluded by Spain, aud il is asserleu
that Cardinal NacchI, late Nuncio nj Paris, uda
been excluded by France. A report %as
spread the day before yesterday that Cardinal
CdpeilaII had been elected, which created great
satisfaction, because he Is generally respected
l lbs rumour, however, wa, soon conllauI-
The following is an extract ofa private ieuef
dated Frontiers of Poland, Jan. 27ti =" The
Grand Dnke Consra0tiUe has removed bI'
head quarters to Stvislopz, m6re distant from
the Polish frontiers than those he formerly Oo'
The stcim bBs mol yet burs'. lne
frost facilitates the transport of.the heayy'atllr
lery and ammunition ot war 0pod sledges, Dull
The snow impedes the march OF the troops q
The line, although brandy is distributed 10 them
l." abundance. II Is The general opinion upon
The froniiers that the Emperor. Nicholas--tsm
use every means Of rccOnciliaiion before NC
draws tue sword. II appears certain that ma
ny FrenChmcn have fofnd their way INTO r.,
land, in disguise, bur they have Ip money, anu
the French government has no, yet done any
Ming to afford aid 10 the Poles. The enthusiasm
Of the Poles ssem 10 increase every Gay. lns"
proved, ut least by the patriotic gus, anu u
Zeal with which they hy TO arms. The same sp'
ri. preyailes 10 all the provinces OF anc'en'iV
md, AS well as at CTaco.. Young men, "
'piie of the measures of tho local au'noii"'..
pass the frontiers almost daily, 10 JOIN 'ho'
in arms.
Private. accounts Of the hsh inst from liz
,ow, say