Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-20
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4hin Wilhsn kysnes also nj Ncw FORK from
\ .ys~,oal. brings London Journals Of the Sd and
.iverpo.,l Of the 4th of the same month.
The Pachs oil Egypt has refused to make
|hsact with Turkey on the terms proposed by The
1 French Am,asssder a, Constantinople.
4 The protested drah drawn by the Secretary of
|hba Treasury on The French Government came
HACK in the Chaiemagne.
In tho House OF Com mons, April 2 clause was
|kntro luz ed into the Mmin9 Bill, then under dis
8cnsson, abolishag 1osging in the army, excep,
|If,r open mutiny, theying, and drunkenness on
II guard The vote was l5l to 10 majority II
II sIte announcement ofth1 numbers was attended
with loud cheering
L The subscriptions in Paris in behalf ofthe oss
Il MiAiser Latte, amounted, SO far 10 about 800 o2
h francs.
4 Several petitions were presented In the House
OF Lords OH the lst ult praying for the better Oh
serganoe of the Sabbath. Several petitions were
MISC presented praying for the abolition OF slavery
IN the Yves, Indies. Loud Grey expressed a
wish that emancipation should be as speedy as II
could be rendered safe.
In the House OF Commons petition has been
crssen,ed ia relation to tue Thames Tunnal, IN
which the projectors state that the work IS likely
10 be abandoned unless the uausa "oulu take
anne s,eps 10 assis, them 10 complete II. The
pe,,,ioners Ind expended fi1o,0oO upon the work
hitherto and although they had met with dilhoul'
Ties far beyond any thing which had been anliei-
mated and thereby the expense OF the Undertaking
lid exceeded The original estimates, YET the,o now
rsmsined no doubt that every possibio u''",n''y
~,,nld he overcome, fthe funds could be raised
y ,,,nel Ind been carried through water, and
,yh., was more Difficult, still, through sand aud
,,ose sro,a. The site Of the tunnel was two miles
.,s.,n, from London bridge. Now the distance
ofWestminstor bridge fom London bridge IL on.
To- ,,vo miles Thare arr three free bridges, and
twn ON which toll is taken, Waterloo ana south
wark bridges, 10 that interval. The importance
,f sucha communication as the iunnti, TWO mics
hollow London bridge night be inferred from THIS
fac,-lha, in tn singI month of July, lsil o1ooo
mass vcrs passed oyer London bridge % oo' o.
yer Bfe, friars, and at present The toll o'ldses,
fwa,erloo and Sauth ~a,k hridgcs) pad. the form
Or f21O0o and the latter liG 900 collected pfin'
TURKEY AND.EGYpT.
The following are observations OF Tho Morning
uerald on the state of affairs II Turkey -
I.oxpos, April l--cons.derns our relations
with tho Ottonnan por,e we conceive kand IN TINS
w are supported by the general feeling here that
our Government cannot bo too sufficiently alive 10
The passing events Ia the Mediterranean. The
vorscions and self aggrandizing Russian Eagle
now hoyers oven the Turkish empire with gloat-
ing desire to poance opon II with her talons, at
III afs, fitting moment When we contemplate
~bs, may De tho result of The proposed alterations
o. our Orcnta. empire, we must press upon The
pubic attention The important necessity OF prescr-
wing ourselves the integral power OF an over land
connunicat alton with lu'lia. From information We
have reason 10 believe tina, the French and En- sh
Consuls struck thes flag at Smyrna immediately
GA the occupation of that place by lhraham Paths
III. ~ tt,a
Leen supposed tina, some great political NOV enent
is anticipated, since they bring decline in the
funds of one per cent
REJECTION OF THE FRENCH PROPOSE
TONS BY THE PAcHA or EGYPT
The lates, intelligence from Turkey Is contained
in a communication f,om Paris under date oil April
5, aud S us follows;
Owe have received by an extraordinary CON
yevauce, news ofthe highest importance from a
Ieyanlrla of the recent date OF llIf March ihis
news arrived at 3ouon by the Bug lie CySne,
which al the same dime conveyed dispatches 10 be
forwarded with the creates, haste to Government
The following are the particulars OF thus news
4hc Paehu OF Egypt, Mohemcd All, has refused
TO accept the propositions made by Franco on thu
su3j ct OF the war bstweon Egypt an Turkey,
Admiral Roussiu having despatched an express
10 Alexandra to make known To our Consul Genee
raj the terms Of the note which had been agreed
on al Constantinopic, in concert with the English
md Austrian Ambassadors, TO arrest the mmeh
of rahiul and remove every ptoext Tor the inter
ycntion of Russia NJ. dc Alissanlt the French
Consul General demanded and Immediately obtain
cd eonleronce with Mahemnd An The Pasha
who had also received cur Consul cody tlatiy
refused TO transmit to his restrictions on his
march 10 Cons,an.nople 1t appears that he was
indignant at the part assigned him in the PROPOSE
tons of the powers, and particularly when he
learned that conditions were made for him. with
out previously consulting him. Our Consul I'M
m.diaely expedited the brig lie cygnc TO carry
this news.
II will be seen tina, this news is Of the highest
Importance Ii explains sufficiently clear the con
duet Of lbrahim and his military movements exc
euted after tho convention concluded between Ad
miral Roussin and the Porte. ltturther augments
the embarrassment IN which our Ambassador al,
Constantil.ople mus, find himself aud renders the
intervention OF Russia almost certain. The follow
ing is letter from another quarter, from Odessa,
ofthe 18th March which does not give 10 affairs
in the East a more favorable aspect
vessel arrived from Con siantlnope in six
ty-folr hours has broush. accounts that the Rus
sian fleet was still TRANQUILITY al anchor IN the Bos-
phorus Meantime, Government hns treishted a
great number of merchant vessels, watch are des-
tined to take on board ami carry TO Constautinopo
the Russian detachment of troops which is advan-
cling by forced marches to this quarter, IN case C.
vents in Turkey should render such measure nc
cessary. The departure of these troops Will infai
libby take place if lbrahm again advances further
particularly as the French Ambass adof only qua
ranteed peace on conditiafs Ina, the Russian flee
should depart, and this condition, which was :
sine qua non, not having been complied with
France will no, consider herself bound"
HOLLAND.
Ithas also been reported that a stronger DISPOSE
ton has been evnced for the final settlement of III,
Belaic question by the Dotch government, and also
that our prince OF diplomatsts, Lord Palmcrs,on