Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-04
rOHh,lGN NEWS.

CORRESPONDENCE 81 tAr \. ! Journal Of iomu''
L5<naS, Aas Is. 1852
IN my las, communication gave yoa no cncoor
aeemrni that New \ or would he exempt from The
general scourgc and by Tue late arrivals am sorry
70 end that my predictions 9efc correct o"r mug
voi must press repeatedly on }aHf readf'e that
IN England the hieae, at5ars ~ have iNIen i@
prey, have been .i.4s ~ ha,e INDUCED to cNccs>
IN ices melons, uaf... T as aaj sur WINES ah
those OF ,he pw,t oai..a a.r .ther Pf'a'apos'a
from uncle0 t t.ss. q t4Hz.a#i dfaahsaHf&A You
have no idea h..s taaa. lie pestilencc alta KS
the intcmpcrat and Low numerous are ITS victims
from iha, noiscreton folly and Wiekedness,
In London We are oppressed with thu heat and The
eb, 70 Parliament Is tapilly drawing 70 close
tna 800, le aye discontinued with the Reform Bdl,-
Nv ,,.. f,3,.,' wing to bonslns cI use two
ts,el. ,..,.. .,a,s Al I've DISTINGUISHED, and the
prinr,olo Of 1efaied.
The Je,, ,t,he American President has created
4, coast.--. .,'. ..usation N this country. Many
be,id .,is luny the agitation Of the Reform
ri b,a.i, ~ "a Bak Sloski and II IS ANUS
t.. bear .tI INST the General The
r...,fn esoel II dissatisfaction
zero has ba.a IA. scene Of arlo Mr. Irving,
arg. vs. ll3a a.apaetor tory, an OPP
,.nl... T. ..l4u E E. aa1 one of the llrs
"a .,u not c4afas. ] III above borough and
~ its ,n,..,..a, b. =. faien5s HAT he was likely
=, q. . .a... tlA .aa + ife. he announced his o-
IGNITION af mt..5-u F.t1 snffY in that character.
On ths app5.a,ai daq, thousands assembled, who
bstr,ycI Ivory symptam Of furious opposition. Nh
was g-ct.l with hsses aroa1s mud, bricks,
to. 81. n.h sd Csc other nfasles 81 mon warfare.
III retired ..om the town anhaft, but soon fc-op-
pearel o,th Il detachment Of hassafs She riot act
wa4ro,l--ihc soldiers ehalgel, aud tho people were
DRAGON d into 4letade Admirable plant GOOD
Dam. .cus bluls Is better than hlnl words spec
DIV remedy, bot not always II eerian cure lar John
Bulls proneas,ues The Duke oi Newcastle has
been gwen. by a Jury LII On for the destruction
Of MS castle at Nottn ham, during the RIOTS in that
CITY. A meeting has hlea hid, and the persons
present pledge themselves not 10 pay mrthinS.
Ireland is the scene of arbitrary power and Brit
ish domination Troops are continually matching
over its suffice its hnrhors and coasts are threat
nod with men of war-arrests arc duly, hourly Ia
KING place editors are cited maati d and punish
Il lor advocating legal measures, -no expression
Of public sentiment can take paet-no meeting Is
parmntod 10 he held; ngllaor IS wiling to dare
the roqernnlcui and even GanneIl has shut hun
self up IN Derrnane Abbey, mo- pleased with the
breezes Of the Atlantic than the turmoil ana risk OF
defiance. Bu, with ali this the Commander ~
Chief may issue his orders -meetnss may he re-
#.rssscd prosecutions oppressive y tyrhn'caIiahc
p,ce-but the iithe system Is dow IA Ireland II Is
l,lplh rcd with the departed.
.srN -- rho Theatre OF Protocols, where the
arca IT diplomacy is being continually acted
,4ale the people are alternately amused frightened,
caloled and threatened, where there Is a king,
WHO has lust got second wte--with second So
300 pounds year for portion, and which king
4aspaccd unon the throne, in the Same manner
he car isss youth Orno is thrust upon the hanltsS
and unfortunate Greeks. | have SAID that the Bel
rians had not been consulted and Il IS correct.
now from my own experience, when living among
laem that they had rather be aproeince OF France
tf,. prfncc'ei INTO KIN gdon under Il Leopold.
now tleir sentiments we'll and you may rest as
slred that they will never be eonentea unless they
Lave treaty offensive and defensive with France +;
~ gam, as during the days OF Napoleon, form
IN aieglo par Of the French e,aplrc. must
Ter r5g 10 tAc tlpegs Cor an account of the mar
.oorrcs Another p-olocol isnot anticipated.
l3raMASy. .-rhe friends At liberty have been
el5epd for a m msfit-fhey have persurd with
al.isuu.. a. = and satisfaction, the resolutions
- .'tmb4l!, But II IS alas a glenn Of sunshine
.-.,oa. Y v .oou, oy.,tlouded. By the by, We
s93 I..n,n meeting the other day in London
Naas T. oo louh see the reports in the papars, but
.,n gtther no other iutef gence than the speech
- IA chairman, aud that OF the author Of TIE
.tasuressf HOP was pfesent. and pretty
4 nj w.tnesso1 rs soon as Campbell haL fin
l,4na1r -atcd the platform, and stated
at-. WI. 30 me question IN It's true light
sllwasq4.. VERY one yieled attenlon every
aye VS. int u,i. fee.ed Ia the speaker. Kings
sad h. Kings and national hberty-cannot
oo-exist" Oh for forty horse power To give you
an idea of the noisy plpulls-the deatnlug cheers
and the shouts Of aoqaiescence with which the
sentence was greeted
The little poet with two or ihrc-of his mmedi-
ate friends, attempted 10 stem the torrent, but with
out effect They might as well have tried to stop
the pcs,ence, or exclude the hght Of Heaven
Finding their endeayors useless they retired and
left the business to be performed by more liberal
though less wealthy and talented persons. 1h,
papers suppressed the whole scene The best re
port is IN the N9rniue Chronicle; but, as lav,
said, there is no good and faithful account. Th,
meeting will not how ysf he forgotten, nor the re
publican sentimeHts llef eege avoNed. But to re
turn What VIII ba dome with Germany Cm
the despots who govern K ssh, Prussia aud Aus
tria, expect to dogmatze Europe Certainly no
read the Aigemeinc Il lang. Already agitation
Lovers over and threatens the territory Of the Ger
manic confederation = Bands of brigands swarm il
the Black Forest, and think ye that they will no
form nucleus for hose who are anxious and vii
ling to contend for their rights At Mayence, tn
Inhabitants and the Austrian portion of the garrison
betray logged hostility towards each other. Al
Austrian sentinel killed boatlnan he was inter
red with more than usual solemnity-his remain
were followed by crowds, and over his grave, hun
dreds swore eternal hatred to the murderer and hi
nation The circumstance viii afford exq,isit
food for discomfort, and should Austria fire can
non in her march of oppression, what admlrabI
mlotericl would these boatmen Afford a liberatin
army Meetings, you will find by the papers, con
tinue to be held IN open defiance Of the Frankiol
dccree--powertul resolutiors are passed-and NUT
teripgs loud and deep are showcred upon those pup