Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-30

aIaf souliolpu, We will etlll ngitue within the
law. and without either moral guilt ofieSM o'
! lehee.
all on The people to be quot 10 brnf WIN pa
tenee tbs nov mdisnttY. lotthem heie ''' o''
! Ter days, nad better day must won attlFf.
| Olye n caution 10 the atfoHioas w hleiee' my
/ haxe played the gnmc winch the encnles oil iie.
land wished them to play The eaeeratioh 81 oNe'4
! cool OF honest man 81 upon their ~ltkcdaesH'
| How sincerely ought W. not 10 dctest The Vaeal
/ oI the yila Whleent-.lhe last aul wnta oil lhnsf
vlllalnous mlscreants, wbo have glyon slfenSh te
the enemies and weakened the tafnls ol Ireland.
But sull do not despair OF my country. No.
Even IN the c,mqs which arc committed against
! her there arses hope tbat those er'mes "'d af-
CELEBRATE Their own punishment, and ctea'e ih't5iY
tint state oi things which will insure the hpee1y
restoration ol oul national and constitutional na5-
pendence.
Bel eve me 10 be, very faithfully Joul4,
pANlEl. D'CONSEIIe
The ppblin Time,ns4efls thai iort, tout officer,
from the half pay list were 10 ba Immediately con-
nasloned 10 act az mcnibefs oil the count martial
to BIZ held under the lrsh Disturbance Bhl
considerable military force was ordered 10 proeeen
to the county Of Kilkenny, 10 carry the ehi"ele8
law mo effect The object of including the fliy
OF X kcnuy with the county, IN the proclamation.
is said To br that the trials Of persons nlPehondsa
in the adjoining puts OF the county night tax
place ,hore
Mr.. Edward pwycr has advertised the Corn
Exchange III Dublin To ront=-ovhlenlly anher Tue
expectation that tho Volunteer Association VIII be
suppressed by tie Lord iientcnants proclamation.
WnrrrroorIs1 IN nm NORTH -''NN'e ""' =
Tho pun,.hment of some OF the Euuishowen no
ters at the late seoms rather To hesh ihceh
sed than repressed tho splut of lnsnbofdnaton.
Z IA, 4, .b.,t 1 which the ChlEi
sent of disturbance more outpsca have occurred
wilhin II few days aimee the assiAcs than ior Us
m INV months nro.tous The other day n man
named . l)onnr had his house broken INTO Ny she
riotnrs himself abused hs windows destroyed,
nnl all his furniture ia tie house broken, on ne
coaat OF sone dispute connected "ih aiaP'ss1a
slne u tenant baihh named MElhenehhy, lot
hl5 house thrown down Al niRht, aud narrowly Cd
capped wilh his lie on condition oi never AGAIN nc
ting ~ that capacity black smith named olla
ehun for v.niutng To shoe the horsoa nj Nj NJ
Dohcrty, the ogon,, had his forge brohen open
some OF his tools destroyed, aud hrs "nyd eniritd
oil, and TOW no smith IN ihe district d1te 10 Wolh
for Mr pohetty, or any one of his family. A nan
unmed ilouten, for allowing his son Ia ba aset
want to Mr Dohorty's brother, got bis car broken
aud himself threatened, unless he removed his aon
from Nh Dohcrty's employment. Another nan
had the ears cut oil his horse b. the hea'lle,e
wrelehes 10, some dispute relating to hnd Ia
abort II would be difficult to enumctate all the
oohnges ollhe last fortnight which have occurred
within the limits ofone parish.
lDo5g Sentinel
GERMANY.
The clements Of dlscorl and revolution are ule
IN various paris Of tho GImonie Empnc, ow
ing however, 10 the vigilance Of the government
and the strongly urmed force winch - employed
for the purpose, II has been hitherto found mPfac.
ticnble for the unqhist sprll5 orally, or matute
any substantial plnns Of concentrated action
riot, however ofu very SERIOUS character broke
pui nj Frankfort the c,eflns OF the Jd u Aptl.
under the very wills Of the Chamber OF tho De-
OF tic Confederation. We aubloma private lett
ltem Frankfort dllsd ON he An, giving The para
culal4 of the oulbfenk Of the rIol. Five soldiers |
were killed md twanty WOUNDED. Tho loss Oh
the pant OF tha stUdenis and uocls vas not stated,
cxee,t generally that II was great Thru object
was fhc liberation Of the prisoners confined lot Pc
tlcal offences THIS they effected but the uc1t
day the luuer voluntarily surrendered themsrlves,
and tho leaders IN the revolt were nPpiehculed
Orleiwss aga'u re-egtabli5hed, although another
letter dated clock on the ith, saYa IT was f'loi
ted that the Palace Of the Duke Of Nassau. III BE
brck, was IL flames
I.as, nieht Robert lc Dpbic was performed |
vast eiowd Proceeded through the streel called
Zeii, to The guard-houso of the constabos occupied
Ivy thirty soldier. ol the line, and rs meny police
officers. Tms crowd was headed by young men
IN tho costume Of students, wearing white scars
On ther auIval before the quad house, one OF the
young men stepping out Of The ranks hafan8ued
the people, Who had collected IN Great numbers. In
his speech he oxpalaled on the oppression Of which
Germany wng the victim. The people received
lle speech win unanimous applause Ia an instant
guns p5tpls AMI sabrcs were distributed, The
guard house Wns attacked AMI the prisoners conf
ned In political Offences 4ct At liberty The same
crowd having been Considerably augmented then
proceeded along the Xoil 10 the principal gnurd
house, attacked II amid shouts 81 Liberty o.
Death dispersed the sixty soldiers who occupied
the post, ool set ut liberty the prisoners, among
whom was NJ Nlohr, who had hoen confined two
years on suspicion Of hneing taken a share IN fog
nicr disturbances Whilst blond was flowing on
both sides, ncnr the guard house, the drums were
beating throng hout the town, to call together Che
national guards. Part tot the citizens came IA time
to prevent the capture OF the arsenal.
The troops Of the line amounting TO 5000 mcn,
came up in hustle, and succeeded IN rc,ukinE lhe
chief guard house 200 soldiers also defended the
approach 10 the glacls. Al eleven O'Clock, the Ia
multi was At its height. The people pcrambGlatcd
the streets uttering shouts Of fury patrols of cav
airy infantry, and pompers were seen in all drec-
tons the gates Of the town were shut and even
this morning at ten o'clock no one was allowed TO
come into the town. The conflict was very despc-
rate One student received nineteen wounds by
boyonet. A prisoner, attempting to make his es-
cape, was MORALLY wounded. Many spectators
in returning home, were either killed or woun
dcd 1t is positively asserted, that several thou
sand peasants were on the polnt OF entering
Frankfort. 1t is also reported that disurban-
ces hive taken place ut Iianau, and that fire