Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-17

10y the gazette. doubt very much # II will cross
! the bar though the ships are much heavier ,hGn
the eluetps."
In consequence Of sho, having been fired from
Bulem tower GA the British ehooncr Of war Viper,
on the l3h the oonIpan dnnt hal been removed
from thai fort 10y Don Miguel.
TIN Ghfonca Constitutional Don Pedfos paper
a, o,,ofto Of the 2Is, July contains an official Dies
patch from Lieutenant Col Hodges To the Condo
de IA Flor relative t. affair he hid with Mi
eucrs pooas on the 18Th. neu pcncheli Of which
the Times furnishes a summary. The loss Of Den
pcdra's troops Is stated to be very ,rhng that OF
the enemy supposed 70 be 2ee
GREECE.
Thc term Of Convention relative 10 the sosor
eighty OF Greece, between his Majesty the King
OF the French aud the Emperor Of all the Rusasns,
on the one part and the King oil Bavaria on the o
thor, signed nj London May Z 1892 as presented
to both Houses OF Parliament, by command Of his
Majesty, are published IN full We hive no room
to-day for the articles which II Is supposed, viii
adjust the boundaries both To the satisfaction Of
Greece and Turkey
GERMANY
Frankfort, date Of the 18th July states That the
most intense pnNiely aud apprehension continued
to increase and prevail, in consequence of The de-
orccs OF the Diet, particularly, that prohibiting the
circulation ofpoltiea writing without the consent
ofthc government
"rha, Hanover should be the first, and hitherto
The only State, TO psomulgate the obnoxious re
solutions has created Almost uniavorable impress
sion
! Ia Wurcmhorg the greatest, excitement prevails
pfoto stations acquisitions for assembling the Cham.
bcrs, pour IN from ali sides one address to the
King requires him to n categorical declaration !
whether II be- his intention TO violate the constItn-
ton. Ia submitting TO the mandate Of the Diet. Or
not.
] HOLLAND AND BELGIUM.
A Brussels letter announces the arrival of Leo
pod III thai city Oh the evening Of the 3lst, with
his br thcr and ncphews. They were received as
they had been at Liegc and Namur with every de-
monilfation Of Joy.
II asserted thai tie king sa,d TO the officers that
were presented "a legc-"We have been patient,
very patient gentlemen; but the time oreoncessons
is past and rely on God and my battalions, which
are strong and numerous, 10 defend the cause Of
Belgium and It's rights
On another OCCASION, according TO the Ltge pa
per. this day, the King sad, IN the presence of
ycrul persons that he retained hope that the AZ
fairs of Belgium might terminate short, and IN
pnciGc manner " but he added, the period OF
CONCESSION IS passed Belgium base Exhausted, every
sacuhee; fnew one arc required, We shall appeal
to God and our army"
These words lead 10 the belief that II will not he
long before war breaks out and that the Belglnns
will be the aggrossors If sat siacton bc not gwen
them shortly by hc conference.
There are persons who THINK that the marriage
o(Ihe King will again be delayed. What conri-
hutes 10 Strengthen this belief TINT the publication
of thu bans of marriage, which, according to the
code oi Napoleon, must proceed ten days at least
the colonization ofthe uupnals has not yet been
made at the Name OF brussels.
11e DHicb Atml The establishment of the
Army ofihc KING Of Holland including artillery
and infantry amounts upwards OF 100000 lighting
men
The y. }giaR drmv--The whole strength the
Army Of Belgium including 2DOO Civic Guards
amounts 10 50 900 men fit for service
The death of the Duke dc leicl,stalt puts nm end
to all the expectations Of the Buonnparte family, of
ever rising nsnIn into distinction and power We
know ctno descendant of either of the brothers of
Napoleon, who appears To possess the genius or Ia
Tents necessary 10 make figure ON the European
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nations, aud assume an imperic or even kingl,
,cepts" fhe shot, lived bat brilliant and aston
shlns career OF the family, will he viewed IN the
! history Of the tunes, ms splendid and dazzling
! meteor which excited the 1ston,shmcnt and the
fears OF the civilized world during its momentary
! passage and then vanished into darkness There
nothing IN the character of the other branches OF
| the family which Is calculated to excite the sur
| PRISE alarm the ipara ot nutinnS IInl nnt Nh
poleon led them on To fame and power IN all pro.
liability they would have passed their lives IN ob.
security at Corsica, pursuing the ordinary occupa-
tons of peaceful life and entirely undlsturbed by
tue dreams OF power the wealth Of nations or Ia,
splendonrs of royalty.
| Bonapartc's hte and death furnish a most i'm.
prGsslve and valuable lesson TO men whose minds
are filled with ambition, and who are disposed, at
every sacrifice, to grasp AT power and fame. Mill
tary glory was his frs, object and having attain
cd that he pushed on step by step, until he had con
quercd almost every state, kingdom, and empire IN
Europe, dcthroncd sovereign after sovereign
destroyed the lives OF some millions of human
beings, wasted sumo of the finest regions on
that continent, produce a greater degree of mise
ry than marked the footsteps of Tamerlanc, II
mour, or attlla, and sraSpln. an imperial diadcm
became the dictator of Europe, and eventually died
a wrctahod poweless exile, on barren rock, in d
distant ocean Already has he nearly passed ou
of remembrance, except as a beacon TO warn othe,
military advcnturers OF the folly of ambition, an,
tho danger attempting TO psurp aud exercise uni
vcrsa dominion. ~ y Dativ Adre,ttScr.
hSRTrcction al PeradmtHco-Captan Kurt
otthe brig Leila, who left Rio Grandc on the %,
July, informs the New York editors that Brazi