Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-19
YONIIQN.
LATER FROM EUROPE.

April Some Of the passengers arrived IL New
D York on Wednesday morning. From the N.
| York Commercial. Evening Post American,
E journal OF Commerce aud Daily Advertiser .
make the following extracts
The passengers report that there was moth
ing new at the time OF sailing but there was u
general expectation of an imme diste war.
The accounts are only three days later than
before received from Paris, aud OF course We
cannot know the result oil the French ultima
fnm respecting the Austrian occupation OF Bo.
logna The state oflhe French f.nd., how
ever" and ihe nniversSa onessness prevalent, ia
dicate that war was the confident expectation OF
all classes
The Deputies were engaged in warm discus
sions rels,ive 10 " the patriotic associations"
as they are called, which thirty one dspa,t-
ments had already entered into. The kines
Ministers oppose these associations vehement
lly.
The accounts ore decidedly wail.ke, and the
debates IN the Chamber of Deputies are angry
and violent.
FRANCE AND AUSTRIA.
private letter, in the Journal du Havre,
states that Gen. Gerard was ready 10 proceed
TO the frontier OF the Alps With the Amy, by
forced marches. The Austrian Amhassndo,
al Paris had given no reply on the subject Of
the occupation OF Bologna, and said no ha,i
received nothing Official. IL is added that the
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Austrian General that his government would
consider the occupation OF Bologna sn acl
OF hostility, unless he Immediately evacua-
ted il, which he refused 10 do without new uI.
ders.
IL is known that the French Government
has s,gniied its uliimalnm, IL the snue terms
10 the Cabinet OF V,enna aud the Courier Is to
sci on with n on Monday morning. In the
mean tIme, troops are 10 go by forced marc hes
liz tlpr A In and aI,s.I
Gerard who will take the command ofthe al
my which /. 10 operate on that point, has made
| all Preparations Tor his departure. News irotn
Vienna Is expected with great anxiety. As
yet, the Austrian Ambassador at Fais, Count
dAppohy, has given no cap PLANTATION, aud even
says he does not know officially wual has ras-
sed nj Bologna.
PIvate correspondence Ia the IlaYfc Jour
nal OF April lsl.--Lellers received 10 day from
Italy, inisI.n IA OF the system Of vigoT adopted
by the Austiaus since their entrance INTO Italy
Every one conuecled with the Chiefs OF iho
froVisonal Government, whom thy could
seize, t6ey threw Into pfisoD, aud delisered 10
tue military oopmisionss Nomeio us eAecuIioa.
have already taken place
When M. de Birante, our Ambassador nj
Turn, was informed that tue Ausliians had
; euieicd BoioRnH, he immediately wrote 10 the
chef of the a,ny inat II he dad NOT speedily Ell
fec' his Ieiienl, lhr French gOyeramrni would
roBaid hls measuie AS an act OF hostility. Tue
general leplied that he had executed the orders
OF hts government, and should not retire with.
ouI new ONES.
The zrltc Of Berlin, received al Paris, on
the 3lst OF March, publishes II letter IRON il .
Russian head quarters dated Sluiera Mach l5
II announces mat Tor several day = the Russian
; array had undertaken no new operations, nd
tina, 1t would remain 10 "a rate VI iuact,on for
: some time 10 CONE. " IL Is dIiliculi," saws y
Pars paper, - IRON the news Which the GeI-
. man prints furnish, respecting events in POLAND
, 10 lorna very clear idea OF the operations vi
the Russian and Polish troops. The only hing
iendeith completely CERTAIN Is, thai Diobiiscn
. mas met with u resistance which has discunCeT-
u ted his plans, and thst the Russian army is be
. set by wants OF every kind. fthls one may
Judge, when informed that according to tue
b last accounts, lass OF brandy costsK rubles
al tie hnssau head quarters, aud an egg two.
A letter iiom WARSAW says, that nhen the kus-
- sian prisoners were asked whore they thought
, they were, answered that they were IN Belgium
, aud were marching on France"
:. 1h=Ie Vas disturbance IN Nismes, on the
= 2lst March, recalling 10 mind says the Gazette
du Midie, the ter,ibie days oil 1872. Thee or
ders Oi arrest we're Issued from tue cOur rOydte
!, IN consequence OF assassnntons Committed Oh
: Ihe 27th February. Que OF them Was execu-
ted at sir o'clock on the morning OF The above
day. The people collected ~ various q cups
= 10 eiIec, The lease fihe prisoner. The troop.
;, vi lne line turned out, aud ihe municipal ano
' military auth prilies presented themselves to III,
o ,iutrrs and were Insulicd. Altar beng dBper
b srd there ~asa general meeting IN tue pidci
" DIES Carmes, and he tocsln was sounded lhe
y prisoner was not released ia tue issue, bat tut
&c tom was ~ q Iermeni all day
II Tue subscription Tor tho Poles was going on
5, wiIh spun in all puris oD France, as appears
II rom the papers, and from a supplement 10 the
e Constllu ipnnel OF the latest da,,. lne amount
d OF l!i5 second llSl 10 100000 francs.
:, Ala review in PARIS. grenddier OF the first
II company of t,e Is, bat,al,on ofahe u legion
II OF the National Guards, at the moment the
kmg passed MN, IA 'utod Five ie Rel! II nous
fauI la guerrc As soon ss the King was ut Ii
Instance Col Agier, who was IN command OIL
; the legion, formed the Company into n circle
{ nd having asceIIs who the man wa, pui
: his expuIs on ron the corps TO the yot- 4, winch
: was carried ia the ALI NATIVE, aud executeJ GA
tho SPOT.
: The Ambassadors of Russia, Austria and tue
!" BelgIc Envoy, had each private audiences
u wuh the kmg Of the French, un the 10th.
: Count Vain, d member OF the belgc Con-
gress had arrived IN Pans, on SPECIAL MISSION.
Frontiers Of D0heHltn, March toh.-E'ery
, ,h,np al oDnd US wears more aud more nn as
: pect OF war Bohemia Blone will have 10 fur
nisb al least 900 Teciuits.-lbey nro par.
, chasing u great humber ut horses on account vi
the government. Tie Gnzeltes state the NUN
, Ter already bought At 25oO. II is SAID that the
= Arch Duke Charles i. TO De Com Dauder IN
: Che of the Auslrians.
Gen. Sebastian, is more and more disposed
y to quit the ministry, 10 his health IS much i'm.
paired but IL appears that those who Tor III the
" Cabinet are under sort ofbooora,y engage
:. men' 10 stand by each other and TO remain or
retue together.
!. Private bulletin of the Paris Exchange Of Isl
i April
We have no clue 10 explain the panic which
has seized upon specuiaioIs and fund boF