Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-04-30

Tie IL urt WIN We Iubsb ~. ITO mug - eoud .nsrd
hat lnsl srw eli the h, sbei IN, DOMAIN Va, Ne
1o' aud of TIE tenure by Winch { 3. held lke.,.e
I'D dcnansatou at The polt, Wie Would transfer tbo.c
ana' if"m the control oi the gcnrr government l-
jurisdiction ol,a States Ia ~hcAeg overall, liz, mud
graphic .ketlh Of the fearful Consequence 10 -, nahinr
% tn faP'bie e9astee Of such eoaf.e In ulle,rt
bghf ithc regarded clAcr as a literary rfa,,,i ,, ar y,
an eufdat"n Of The true pole, ofrbc na' on a .ubl ct
7i m"mentou' mtcrest, itis rayiig ~ is apiloy
J. Nj rlgmncr, Of M.,,,.,pp ~. rcprc..ntrd 10 have
a'saed NJ >crry, nh great hticrnc., IN the Iau.s Of
RerosematRo.=. md NJ. St,nbcrfy ~ tbs wa,. rapl
ed 10 Inn 81 I'll o4aal WARMTH Forthwith the Richmond
Enquirer pronounced Mr. runmct Of whom no one e,af
promising member from Mississippi Tho day amer h. al
eged abuse Of M sanber, however, Nj rumner roc IN
the House and elracted HI objectionable language or rather
DENIED having made use oft all will the rnquiror
LAY ofthe promising member nov
u Tue Fredericksburg Aroma romarks-" We would not
be surprised 10 mud Houston long the head Of point
cal party. Ky the why, would he nuke good Wee
President lie has been IN battle perhaps killed. an Indian
and certainly fought duel W. merely throw out thu a,
suggestion" bel has been recently made IN thu. place
Ih' Van hutrn succeeds Jackson Houston viii sue
eeed Van lie" eerauy taking the right path to the Pro
sdcnoy
u Nv the late ad,rres foo, Europe 1t wa, n,rcfa,nod
TIA Dr. = Hove, American citizen, hnd been rnpr,s
"ned ty Ill, authorize, of the Kingdom of Pru,ss We
observe that ar raarcr 81 X ha, already offered r,
solution the yuhlnct Federation If the House of
Representatives. and may become a subject Of intere.
hereafter, We copy the following bt,of account oil the ma
Iure OF ms ooner, related previously commission
Ly NP Will, E,p the friend II DIR H,Hs and the P.ri
sn correspondent Of u1t Va uablo journal tho Mo FORK
Mr." Aoody oiseVoral thousand Poles (say. Mr. Wi
H. lied irom Warsaw ntcr their defeat and tuok refuge IN
the northern at Prussia. The, gave n their sns
under from tho King they should hn,r all
the rights of Prussan subjects, lie found polite after
wards TO reea HI protection md order them to Pc
land They ret'srd to co. and wcre surrounded by
t.ehmcnt of his nrJ aud the orders gwen To FIRE upon
them. The soldiers refused and the Poles taking ady,n
t'ecof the sympathy Of The army, broke through tho rank.
aud escaped to the re where the las, accounts, tho,
ware armed with club, aud determined defend them
selves to the last The rquencr return to Poland
would Of cours be immediate exile siberia The Polish
Committee, frcu h aud American with Gen Lafayette ut
their head have appropriated part Of ho funds
the elcioi thu body aud our conntrymnn DR. Howe has
undertaken the dangerous aud difficult task Of carrying
tothem. llrlct Paris for Bu.scl. with letter. from the
Polish generals, aud ad,,ccs from Lafayette to uI Po.
Committees upous rout, that should put all toir
funds IN ,huud. losu gnlautflow aud will succeed,
Ifa"1 one ca" both he certainly runs eron' ha1'rd"
FaretgH NcrN-rhe Iilberuia, at New York,
brings English dates II days later The news Is
unHnportant
The Reform Bin has passed the House of Com
mons by amajorty OF lG and had received It's first
reading IN the House of Lords
The ratification of the Treaty between Belgium
and Holland is spoken OF with confidence.