Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-05
FOREIGN NEWS.
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| PARIS papers 10 the 18th ut inclusive ! he
proof slips transmitted by our correspondents Of
the journal Of Commerce. Courier and Merce...i.s
| Advertiser, contain the following intelligence -.
! But three new cases Of Cholera were reported Il.
| Paris on the 18th
The Cholera has broken out Mt Milan, IN Italy
The first cases are said to have occurred in Hun
| gurian regiment
| There wcrc various rumors Of the capture Of the
Duchess Dc Bern IN Vendcc but they appear 10
have hecn without foundation. Bands Of Chouans
(Carlists) continue TO hurfass the country. gnn,
OF them went day to the house oi Gen Fabsiet
IN the cnvitons Of Vannea, with the intention Of
carrying INTO execution sentence OF death pro
nounced against tho General by the secret tribunal
the existence OF which revealed during the tia
of Guiilc,ncno, before the Asszes Of the lIle.ol
Vlloluc bu fortunately the intended victim was alb
sent
The Sntipcis GcHrp0ia says y The Gnrllsts
| continue 10 arrive IN crowds at Geneva. We are
! informed thu, nj AK in Saxony, these personases
wear publicly the White Cockndc."
| The affairs Of Belgium and Holland appear 10
be assuming a serious character, il we may believe
the PARIS Correspondent OF the Journal du Havrc.
He states on the lob Sep, tia, tho Conference in
London had almost ceased It's delibeTutons finding
ii impossible 10 voduce arrangement Of the ques-
ton, In dispute. Lord Pamerson. the British
Minister, however, still continued his endervors
alone and had transmitted to the Hague project
for the de6n,ive settlement, Of the different points
unad,used. This step had uol been more success
tul than those which preceded II, and six days b.,
lore the French Government had received lnielli-.
gcnco from their Minister n, the llnene, the Mar
qus OF Damaria, that the project OF Lord Palmer
slon had been rejected a cabinet council was I'M
lnediately summoned and on the l4th instructions
/ .nI ,i, thn
rrcae Ambassador a, London OF Which the follow
ING IL said to be copy
We have learned from our Minister at the
| HDc1e, ,hn, the proposals made by Lord Palmer
son, have not even been taken into consideration
hv the Cshnct OF the King of Holland, and m con-
sequence, VIC convinced that the Project OF Lord
ipalmerson, will nclthcr receive any attention from
the Northern Powers, II having been drawn up and
, sent without their participation. Tho question: OF
! Holland and Belgium IS however Of too vital I'M
poranco foi Europe, and particularly for His Maj
csty Louis Philip. to ALLOW tic Ministers OF HIS
| Majesty TO hesitate longer nbout bringing 1t 10 IA
close Il 10 Absolutely necessary ,hnt IN Ills Malei-
tys speech al the opening OF the Chambers 40
should be able TO say, Affairs between Be'kiam
and Holland are adjusted" or e5c " We arr com
pellets n have recourse to violent measures 70 -laa,
about enl,lemen, Of the differences between Del
| riou and Holland Yon will communlcole %
+, I.nrd Pamerston the Instructions we now send
you. and you may add, Tim, confdng IN the friend
ship ofhie Britannia Moesiy, the French Govern
men, considers 1t indispensable 10 send a note to
he King Of Holland in the names of France and
England, announcing 10 Inn that short delay
will still be granted to him to give decisive reply
10 the different proposals. which have been made TO
him, an the subject of his difficulties with Belgium
tina, his silence viii be considered refusal to
ccpt the sald proposals. aud that tho French Gov
crnment will then consider Itself obliged to have
recourse 70 arms.
These instructions further direct the French Am
haasador al .ondon 10 invite tho English Cabinet
TO unite with tho French in adopting coercive
measures Il the demand abou, 10 be made of tho
Dutch Gogernren, should he as unayaIlus as the
preceding While waiting reply from M Du-
rand do Marcuil, the French Ministers had fire.
, quonily assembled to deliberate on this important
, subject
On the l7h September, tho Council of Ministers
: met, andlong discussions ensued without deciding
any thng-nt last II was settled, thot each ono Of
the Ministers should reflect separately ON what
cocrciyc measures should DC taken and on the 18th
il was determined to the old project Of
semblng a flee, n, Chelbonrg, 10 ac, IN concert with
the English feet. M dc Rigny will command in
: person the French squadron. Marshal Soult has
declared that II would take BIZ, eigh, days to place
Marshal Gerard with 80, 900 troops at ANTWERP.
, These resolutions have been sent to Nj. Durand
dc Martail that he may submit them TO the consi-
doratiGn ofthe English cabinet Orders have been
sent by Telegraph assemble army tho from
tiers Of Belgium. lappears that besides the army
Of 900 men whichis 60 en,ei immediately IN Bel
giun another army will be formed ON the frontiers
IA case u larger force should be necessary.
We know not what credit IS 10 DO given to tho
above statements, bu, having already experienced
so frequently the inaecuracy oilhe accounts which
have been published the subject Of Belgium and
Holland, help looking at them with sus-
. picon meantime, an angry correspondence has
passed between Baron Chassc, commanding the
citadel OF Antwerp, and the Belgian officer, COM
: maning the own- no los,ilities however, had Ia
) ken place.
Another account speaks Of an arrangement which
would suiec, every vessel rnefng the Scheld to-
the payment ota duty ,othe King OF Holland Of
= on9 euilIer per ton Itsuch proposal be aceep-
tod II ~i, BE- strong proof of the eluctancc ot En-
! GLAND and France 70 entcr on a wal-of the weak
: ness oithe Grey Ministry raflicuarly--fnr sub
3 mission 70 such an cx,ortinn would be highly I'M
+. popua, in England Ii Is impossible to conceive
any Just grounds ior il a revival o'the aiocious,
precautions Of Holland 10 close Of the most ia-
.oreJ comme,cia positions N EasOre, for the most
] selfish purposes.
= At MarseiIlcs also snINo Casliss disturbances
3 had occurred Which 10, eainer settles al The
d last accounts font tieuer.
. The French VI ns'rg 'sa moi stl been re-orssa-
& lied The Paris papers speak OF difenn. attempts
made by he King ter tllat pHfposc, h, without Of
d feet. M Guizot tie dqdf,Saulsc, was tic las
petsoD wiki whon nesa,ihsio.s had baen goia!:, a
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