Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-25


! AMI NJ htu entrance inia Fef,ars sHh""t re-
siyanes 1hs chiefs 81 the Revolutionary
/ lsovsfptaeni az r.perted 60 haze nfd, Hna
INV P,os,.iopai Gosers neas had been Arroh-
! ted /. al ia VI nss,e Of bic Holmes
Bu, The mo-, Interesting intsll,eenc" rom
tbs aaafter : r~n Al 81 10 the tnith~'n4 ~
iitaet. from Southampton rsier Of The 29h.
~buh speeasgsd the fn'fs Of "'e aHhf'ah' w
4. I,.is sfsf = had lou III tatiif.
Is ne Marquis OF Aagieset, eap'sin Weeks,
Il ahtfh sfrisea here 40, afternoon. hon Hasfe.
- have ,eeeissd N. fsIlosiag impori an, n,lei.
,..tias,. Zoe An.irlans has. enterfd fsfrara
snd Csffi ait-r = bslle of nine hours. which
the Italian patriots .u.i AIMED 9Th great p re-
.etsnrs. A hr,i hullsiin has been published
b. the Austrian General upon the military al.
vsntsEs.
Ft5m The friysis Correspondence Of the
Cossf iu,ionri.
N,fas March In-The invasion Of the
Daeh, Of Modrna by the Aus'rmos causes
here ire mo,t 90 'aiul ssnss'i ne II might be
I'd thar Tie Il Y Was 20 morning for TIE cause
sl liberty. The Government, an its par', lou :
/ |, proclaimed -. JOY, aud announced almost
officially. that the Keyoiu'ioni.ts OF Mohena
had seat Drputaiion 10 the Grand Dhks on
the sth, 10 sppplieate for paidon, aud 10 onrr
tim thr surrender Of their city at discretion.
Tie Gazette OF Milan Announces that the
AuStlians were 10 have entered Modfns on the
yfb. On tue nihrt haad ~ are toll That III"
/ Ausirians eGrcseI HE passage II The Seecbia
duting the nigbt 0t tae 7tb Of March. rnd that
tbs troops invested Modena oh Nh 'sr paints !
thai Gen. Friporu, proposed TO the Prov sons
al GoyYTunen, 10 surrender a. discretion, -
I avoid The eiIuson of blood and etrat misery.
| IL appers that the parrots demanded 'wenit i.
f1ut hours 10 oons,der an answer. and dnring
| this whole morning ol tue 9ih btizk cahnonade
was heard III the direction vi Moicnh from
TINE 90 tune clouds of smoke covered the tops
| ot the mountain. u wps much feared 'bbi
| the AnsTians had ,r,unphei Ov'r tue bravery
| Of their adversAries. by means oi their nunst-
on, artillery. II Was even reported thai hn''-
drsds Df The patriots had III 10 tia mo intains.
FRANCE.
The London Norn,ag Herald bad received
| Par,. papers 10 the 2ist That capital ~ re
ported rs perfectly tranquil up 10 mil ny on
lbr 2Ofh, the approximations oi u iii inlbnnce
whit h had been literally iudul ged III Er some
day. preceding, not having been happily re
sIizei on ihai day. The MmnsTy were upon
| the alert Ia rcprrss comWoiion, and, IN order
| 10 h.. Ia "a beat condition 10 do 80, bad assem-
blpd ia Pans, an ininense military force, SON"
OF the papers estimating II ut 10000 regular
troops 10 give colour 10 thi' measure, the
hioufteur had exp Btned thal the only objeci
was are.iew by b. King. his Majesty beng
d.smous Of gratifying tue Parislnns ny di,plsy
ing the degree Of discipline ~ winch The Dung
srmy had altained.
| In the anne spirit With these demonstra-
,ions, VI. Casimir P"rie' had addressed ac,r.
! cular 10 the Protects OF the departments, en-
Joining them 10 enforce the laws against tn
inot"ary meetings with high naud, to o,e'
awe sedilIor, bul 10 respect public opinion
hen temperntrly aud consiiiuiinnnlly express
sed / b &C Journals had been oltendy seized,
upon uiliug charges Of having used intempr-
rate language With reference 10 the Govern
mfnt "a position bad been also taken w a
gainst tne 'Pat,ioliG' Associaiions, which are
spre AIDING throughout France, by declaring the
posting OF thea alichrs illegal This last Is a
sroug measure, but tue opening OF the MINIS
trTal campaign against popular opiolon is ma
he'd In II Iespectsb by great boldncss, ii not With
temfriiy,
! Ills Majesty was gong 10 reside with his
| family ~ tine Iu'lleries, N fbe nrg"ni soicts.
Ip"' . - san. Of TN new President OF the
Council. General Sebastian, TO whose lot the
hto.t uhpo lJar psri Of the late Alnste. l4
POSSESSION Tel was about TO give in his resip.
nation. This Ministers construction OF the
non .n,erveuuon' doctrine, by which he
would c mend that II france In,prfeies with
Ausni8, IT, iIs trratmsot OF the neural States
lpf ltal, u Would be- in eff q, moi n non-intft-
ventio,i, but u posIlise Interference ON the
pni OF France, Is deprecated as m unworthy
qnbb e, hamlittihg ~ national polul OF
yten, aud asa glarrug departure from the prln-
dipes OF the revolution of Jul,. The disso Vii IN
OF he Chamber OF Deputies is louked upun as
CERTAIN, but ~ was thought II would not take
place yet ior a month. line Commission OF
inquiry into The state OF the Gnan e. which
had been a 'ked by The new Ministry, u III been
granted.
| -RUSSIA-POLAND
FRENCH CHAMBER OF DEpu lies
! March 10.
! The President announced, that The first sub.
Jeci 10 tue Order vi The day WAS thu eoniinu-
anco Of The debate on the grant of the d l2,hs
The President OF the Council then rose and en-
tered into long explanation OF tho views q
government not only relative TO their foreign
policy, bot with regard 10 their internal regn
LAT ons. The whole tendency OF his speech
was III favor oi a preservation Of peace, but u
the same time he added that France woul,
40, shriak Irom the responsibility OF going IL
war, ia case OF necessity. He also observed
that the principle OF non intervention had been
adopted by the present ministry. he conclu
Died 10y observing Tue ministry requires all
the conf lcnce OF France ard the ChaDber.-
For this, II Is necessary thai al should be inl,
enlightened rs 10 the actual state oi iiurs We
therefore req i've that the discussion upon III,
hi granting Professionally, tue 4-l2,hs, he po 81,
poned we require HE appointment OF a spe.
cal committee, TO make srict inquiry into the
state oil the treasury, Us wants aud lis resouI
ces every requisite information shall be Iail
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