Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-12

their part. But in recurring N the history o. lie
affair We discover tina, the Ministry, although '-e
Session Of the Chambers commenGsItn Nous~,bcr
last neglected tho making Of application TO the
Chamber Of Deputies for m appropriation I'LL the
month Of Jun. last, upon the eve of adjournment
four or hvc mo this after the frs, iustament Of the
indemnity was due, according to the stipulation of
che Convention. and the message OF the Prcsiden,
to Congress as published in this paper Of the 10Th
Feb 1892 stating the period of the exchange Of the
ra,iheat,ons OF the Convention or the ed of that
month, Even then, after bringing II before the
Chamber the Minister gave b,t a feeble oppo,,
ton 10 he rostponement Of the question till the
nec meeting Of the Chambers THIS is some
thing extraordinary and does not look very much
Ike friendly understanding belwcon both Gov
.Fn-- ats unless it be considered a. fris~di,
tang to make solcmn Treaty, and then delibc-
rrlely lnhreak IT
What, perplexes us the most, however. in this o.
sacuias article of the Pennsylvania, is, what
" documents they can possibly he which the
French t,overnmeHt is waiting for from tins coun-
try before il will redeem its faith us pledged by n
Treaty ratified all round We cannot conceive
Of any document which can add 10 or distract from
the paramount obligation of treaty. We should
be glad MOREOVER If the wenformcd Editor of
the Pcrrsylvpri,n will explain what he mesrs
by unforesrtn contingencies" which have =" crea.
ted delay Sc We Are awnIe Of no " contnscn.
cies" IN tine case but those Of the neg oct Of the
French Ministry to present the subier, in time TO
the Legislature Of that country, and the refusal of
the Chamber ~ Deputies to act upon II when 1t mas
presented, VIII the Ft~rsyl,aninn be so obi
gns as to explain 7 and especially will 1t inform
US what comments nom this country, certain
ar uncertain, tho Frcpch Isov-,uWert ia waiting
for-nn3 also, what " onicecwroa cosiingenci los"
have created deIuy IN NE performance Of its o.
grgen,onts by the Gover~"en, ofF,sace
CnAnirsros, July 90.
Col William Drnytor, fot several vonrs past the
honored Representative of Charleston District IN
Congress set sail from this port. ON Saturday last,
IN thu line Shr Sutton, to reside permanently al
the North. The icparvrc of such a man from a
mong cs--so pure 10 private - distinguished in
public lte-csnnot bhi be rcga fAcd as apubllc loss
and HI with unieigned regret those who properly
appreciate his worth and integrity. Our good
wishes 30 with h'm--our prayers invoke in his be-
half that tranquility aud peace OF mind which be-
long to conscious roc,ituJc and a well spent life
Long will BIC 1--we in the recollection of oommuni-
(which he served with fidelity, aud adorned with
h's'a'en'' ano virtues tlo@.0.
The y : Ship Inc Line DELAWARE, Hxn.
Ry f. BALLARD, Esq. Commander arrived IN the
otkng of The harool OF New York ON the ID inst
AM "as loved up on next day to anchorage in the
No,,n River, where she nov hes Nh LIVING.
sroN, who ,sto goto France IN her, had arrived
at New York.
1t IS stated in morning psper, Che Journal o,
Commerce, tina, ia, Office of the United States
District Attorney has yiedsd the present incum.
bent ior four years past an average annual nett PRO
I'll OF twontyh i've thousand dollars il is fur
ther stated tina, this money has chiefly been taker
from the national treasury and that the Who'll,
amount of goods which viat public functonary
has procured to be forfeited would not amour, |.
enough 10 pay his fees for the time
The Bunker Hill AURORA .ays, it is now se,,let
tha Mr. Everett Is to be the candidate of the Au
u.Masons Of Massachusetts, for Governor
a long 'oad-Jujgc Shannon, a candidate fo
Congress in Missouri IN an electoneer ne address.
To the people Of thu, state, declares hmselfm favo
ofexIendins the Cumberland road not only TO III,
seat Of The state government but across the Rock,
nou' .tains, to the coast Of the Pacific Ocean lie
says, There 70 ~ much use for the u l. for militia
~ .,rr2oses west of Jefferson city az there is eas
a HAT poiat, and at no distant pcrt d. il is hight,
probable, tina, the national interests on the Colum
bia aver will require line Of military posts and
COOL road to secure safe aud easy connunica
ion with that important region of our country
for appropriations TO deiiay the expense Of con
structing this road should mos, checrfully vote
and also for a law directing It's extension Tn,
IS certainly broad and liberal naSonal policy, an,
Looks 10 the great interests Of the far West" w
are IN the habit Of stretching views Of the rap
growth of our country to a g" pretty considerable
extent But We confess the idea Of making appro
prlatlons and other arrangements, at the presen
time, for extending the Cumberland road across III
Rocky mountains to the shores of the Paci6c. nc
yer before occurred to US. II is a bold suggestion
10 say the least. Nasarsite Banner.
: Floyida.-The Charleston Mefcury remark:
chat doubt can no longer exist that the production
) V1the West Indies may be probably cultivated o
the Peninsula of Flor ida The sloop Capital arr
Wed yesterday from near Cape Florida, with
:. quantity OF Rananas, Pantains and Lines, a
"a a part OF her cargo, being the first shipment fo
= commercial purposes, of Fruit produced at thu
= place
E1s,aet Of a letter to Tic editor elite American
dated
RED SuLPHuR SPRINGS, Va. July Goth, 1893.
In my las, informed you that there were ncar
sixty persons here. Since the date of that commu
ncation the number has rapidly increased and,
fear, that in very short time many cf the v.sitcr
who may come here will have 10 be turned OF, a
IS tac sase now At the While Sulphur. Our land
lord, however,.who is very fertile in expedicnts
and who, believe, woAld checrElny give up hi
own bed to an invalid, thinks that he make ar
engagements to receive a considerable increase
BY fer the largest portion Of the company is fiou
the South and Wess. Judge MCLEAN, with uwt
Of his SOM. arrived 1src ns eyerns. Apss,e