Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-29

quarter OF toe wesa wua'a AlaA We nave ~
ha,i,cl intercourse.
M.ssA, s.ih Ass' Z. ,S9l
III 'say sse.-pelietiA- tna - thoughts
,-n,e,i,ss vanrF 10 tii,s 3aartel 81 t.a Geoe aad
.hn, na account CT ses oii oe8lnss,es and ss.aeh
N me presni xat- OF ahtrs IN BHbsfY,
,vh,,h have undergone eree, changes s'nes yo7t
,es,@nrs here. wolld aat he altogether uhln'efe9-
inv ~ yr,. | w;ll enlsavorto eonT,y ~ idea OF
han Ia von in as few words as nossibie.
Win res,,ee, 10 Affects, have pn tou5t tia, tic
cnersl isnt ressioa 10 the Unred States - THAI tho
French IN the .,piurs u tho city OF Algiers obtain
ed aa,e, noss .ssion OF the Regency. That howev
81, is Gar from bsins the case Tor with TIE 91eeE
ZION the towns Of 4 snrs, Dram and Bon' The
French hphl No territory bsyoad The lasca ol ihcu
tsnpon atd il Is by no means an uftfrqprnl
~.rnfrrnee that heir cattle and other property afe
rsrfic,l aif from under the 1egzles Of Their fhns
As i, was the nvoweI intention Of i,e French 1o.
) vorumcns. from the moment of'heiGi OF A'gitrs,
"a retna ana eolonize that Regency, would
have imagined tha; t1er best policy would have
h,cn TO endeayoar by mild and ooneia;ory nca.
sares to win trm over, and reconcile them 10 theif
con1acrots by acts Of humanity and reapeei 'oI
their religious prciodices. The reverse OF ths mas
beee The course pursued by the severed governors
h;sexA.n,inr six hundred If thea unfesisting, pn.
~ aang women and children, by which he hoped
~ break iowa their spirits, and thus PIT an end 10
N further resistance on the psr' Of the Bei'ans,
mas excited az Unsuitable thiss, for restnge. Their
,eeiins. h.se recently boon greatly outraged by the
Duke dRov,go the present governor, VINO regard
the religious vcncraiiou IN which they bna
fhsrrnosiores Of their dead has violated the sano.
f,v of their tomts, by es.;'.rg highways through
tlirir ,f.ye yards and have il hom respectable
a5,rrc. that large quantities Of human bones we've
e,ipaed to France That in direct violation of the
treaty Of capua,ion which guaranteed respect
snl protection 70, ihoir mosques they hare destroy
ea t,a whenever they presented themselrcs, eih
er IN tis WIDENING OF the streets or on eligible sltes
FIR Theatres. or other public buildings Ihrbe are
tisLiy ii, ,oll,ic measures, and hn.e greatly IN.
creased ihe difficulties which previously existed
tsed must recessat,lY, even under TIC most
favsraiis circumstances, exist In the coIonaaaon OF
n rouiry o. pupied by Mahousdana. Sdrh is now
tber dotosistlpa Of the French solIinry who they
say respect neiihar the living nor the dead thai
they wall ne5er cease 10 harras4 them, I'll they are
themselves put completely ha,s ds ro1baf which,
*f,om their manner of carrying on the war, will be
no easy matter IN effect
W. have lately had French Org OF War hnv
ing on board number of Officers Of all grades
from the rank OF General 10 that of subatcrn, The
object Of their VISA has been kept profound secret
but il is supposol that they deslrous OF oh.
tlnng pcrmission from the Boy, To march troops
through bis territory 10 attack Constantine, which,
you are aware, is ons ftbc most extensive and
valuable provinces Of the Regency of Aigios--lhe
Bey of which las 30 000 arnled and organized
tsoops who with the local adTantages Of the coun.
t,y, can defend themselves against much larger
dfce than France, IN the present state OF Europe
viii lind II convenient to send aCaua. them, Their
.1ree tprescn, IN the Regency too small 10 al
l,v thlm To act ON the ononsive--and N=eonsiicrn-
lie proportion are rendered inefficient BY siel,uass
-~and service ia Africa has, long since, become
very unp,pua, with the army and i'onl the en-
oraals expense incurred by tao French Govern
inortin retaining ossess,on OF II, nave NJ doubt
,a; !, will ere long becomr equally unpopular with
ihr nation. i was believed that gloat advantages
would accrue from agricultural pursuits; luse
experimental farm was established, at NJ neoisi-
deflbe expense il has how yef not auswerei then
,rr-c,aiions, and has bren abandoned
)nr old tuand, the Bashaw Of 'fnpoli, Is at tins
r,e, nj involved in difficulties both b. land and
sen rs you will perceive fonl ihs iolo.mg extract
ufa letter have recently r'eeNed from my col.
tasae a that place
raIroli 22d July 1899
" II is prooaale tina, tbs vii be handed you by
coionel Warrington, my worthy and much esic.in
Cd colleague, the Baush Consul General, whost
la ras been s,ruci, ios tho last wecli and Wht
tsas Hitherto ben prevented tun cHaarltios ~
laalI ghe sIadto0 t'iil lying oil berc 10y Tire &C
vart leis po,itcA ofhis eldest dia smer. He Gu
bsrts o. h9arda merchant brg he has chartered
al Informs roe TINT he viii VISA Tous utter com
fnnlealins with Malta uatA u4i,liS are arrange,
yah tals Roc me. wi Hilt 81 demo y loubt ~
On ten a,s. a9nerct7e. >. "a Ar~f#l .z+ci, us Ia
place i, iu uiatr4oi tA.z. ! nc. and ,o
ialeh mbseiiity aud poverty IN as liishnoss M,
has Government; to pa. ;h,tr n u situation 10 maxi
apy aid whatever
Upon lac appearance of tae Eaelsb squadron
thew gave his iigAncsa !, a3a,s 20 complY wit
than dem 1nds o. the Immediate paymtn, of 81 am
a. ,u,os b sh SUBJ cts, amounting 10 abou, $sD
UG9 Fue BcshaW npa compliance thou "a uu1e
the p,ca of inability caused thr IA, 10 be slruel,
Us II ghn@ss has beeG olegng from 30, iicreas
ias 20 al0o0)) as Az immediate payment, an
tae balance III short periods The BRITISH, how
eyer insist upon the whole amount as the sine ou
nol of 1hc.t terms, which believe myself he is in
capable Of raislng-the lauss sam having becI
iais d by large contributions fom his family OF
hcdrs OF state, &c.--all Of whom are exceedingly a
verse 10 contributing, through fear that the veal,
,leSses of his Righncss, who Is in his dotaes
may again bring him into the SAME diltmnp. 4
sooo OF war has been dispatched 10 the Admiral
who 1t is undcrstood has ordels 10 act. from h,
government at Lonton. What tic u..er.or view
usthe British may be, rcnaia 10 be seen Iher
Is 10 doubt that the creditors would be vel
nnot more than satisfied, with 60 per clu, Of ib1
e'aim yet Cannot b-'iese couq1es, 10 be med
tated
JAY 3o.--snce writing the above. events Inv
oicutred wnich seriously Ihieaten the re,fn o. II
lfigancss Yussui Carama!l, and the saecesso
o. the present Bey Sd Al, A,s eldest soryiyin
sob. On the och an instruction broke o.,
the vicinity of the city headed By lmhamlhed So
of the late e lshan, .l..I. )