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

of Mahmoud on this occasion. and IL struck me,
though perhaps il WIS only fancy, that his pale
marble eounton1nce wore an air OF deep deleclo6
ba, as he rode'aong he Russian limo rs their hnr-
rahs peaiod IN his cars, aud as their eagles were
lowered before him. lie recollection OF the fate of the
Princes Of Georgia, the Kayats Of the krimea, the
Kings of Poland and the dark cloud of uncertainty
that hangs over the fortune Of his own empire may
have flashed across the memory Of the unfortunate
sultan, md ssddcned lis brow
The recollection of this day will be indeby
stamped on the tablets Of my memory the pictu
rescue variety aud beauty OF the costumes the elo
rous pomp and Circumstance of war, the magnh
cenee Of the surrounding scenery thai has behed
80 many revolutions OF breed aud empire, and that
Is now on The eve OF another tint W ~ reconstruct
upon bnsis, the civilization of the East, pro-
dueed on the mind e tram OF sensations and relec
tons II would be IN vain 10 attempt to describe. The
Russian troops are strictly kept within The precincts
Of heir intrenchcd camp, Mt Scu,ar with the view
Of giving as li''lc umbrngc to the Turks as posi-
bio for the feelings OF the constantinopolians to.
walds ,hc DOS of Moscow are well known. With
tho exception Of the stuff, the Russian officers are
seldom seen.
LaraYErTe.-The following extract IS from
Gaiennnis Messenger Of june ,i,h The Gencr-
Al enclosed 10 of his friends in this city, so
adding his sanction TO The correctness of h rcport.
NJ tho same time exhibiting his friendly reincni-
brnnco ofus, and his desire 10 keep alive the kind
feelings which our nation has so warmly and So
properly expressed towards him
FRENCH CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES
SITTING or JUNr 18TH.
The ParstDESr-'' General Laiayolie demands
10 address the chamber on the Order oil ihe Day
for 10 morrow"
General Lar,yErTn -" The rapidity Of our la
bonrs, an atwofold sense OF duty, unite IN com
pell,hg Iac 70 make some observations on the Or
der OF the Day. Treaty with America -, Rec
nmailons from the Centre) was announced by
tho Kings Speech at the olcnns Of the last Scs
SION. shall not recur TO the delays Of various
natures which have arisen, but shall conine my
sell to VIII WAS told us the other day by the MIN
lister Of the Finances. will not dlatc upon the
sentiments Of justice, Of national honour md of
becoming feeling due to an allied naion-lhc only
one which IN 1911 and 1915 did not JON our enc
mics AMI which, II il had done SO, lie, me say IN
pa@ant, would long since havc had nil IT'S claims
upon US liquIdsod, M those of all the hostile DOW
ers nave been | will add that II even II had allow.
ed ihrd power, T. l,nd tor instance &c t,ko on
Itself the support OF IT'S demands. they would long
ere tina have b,cn satisfied but IL would not con
sent 10 appear IN the character of an enemy bat
|
Iorwafd It's claims in u friendly manner, | shall
also abstain hom cnlnrgng on one of our greatest
interests, The very first OF our maritime interests
mean the freedom he seas although m we can
not place any great confluence ia such n coalit,on
as 10 * place during the American war between
the Russian, Spanish, Dutsh aud Fr h fleets I
conceive hat union between on navy AMI that of
America, without anticipating possible crcumsian.
ccs, IN The only means OF securing 10 that free
dom but viii iuin my attention solely to the
more ufgHt interests of commerce reglet that
our Honorable colleague, NJ. Fulchiron, is not pre-
sent lie could have repeated 10 you the pliiiculars
OF calculations which he communicated to me q
few days ago. The city of Lyons ulone Il cite
thus merely as an cxample,) formerly carried on a
trade with America TO tho amount of IS 900 600
francs per annu,n, which, after the treaty which
was made by TIE good will of Am,rica has amour
ted 70 30 600 DOOR. and will by the LIST Jan reach
To 100000 0Oot might also speak nt what one OF
the members of the Chamber oil Commenced at Havrc
has written to another oil our colleagues nigh,
bring forward the interests OF Gus vine gre Hats bu
| ! shall contenl myself with making only Il singl,
observation Il the treaty be not brought to a con
| elus,on during the present session l.ete ~ ever,
| reason TO approhcnd that when the American ION
sross ASSEMBLIES, III the moaIh Of December next il
| consequence Of negligence shown daring two Sos
soo he,e II wIli feel its duty order ali thing.
10 be restored TO their former position. leave yo,
10 Judge OF the inconvenience which would hence
| result TO our commerce After these short oLscr
| vatons, and in the belief tina, if the Minister TO
| Foreign Affairs wee still IN the Chamb r. he would
as he has just told me he would, support my view $
| shall conclude by replying IN advance To one oh
Jection which may probably be urged against them
1t will be SAID that On this point show my sci
an American. Gentlemen, THIS is u title of whcI
| am proud, II is title dcnr to my heart, bur NJ
one Will ever, believe, venture to tell me that ,
has made me forget that am Frenchmau
propose Therefore, that this question may be put IN
on the Order Of the Day as carly as possible tina
you may take II INTO consideration before the end q
the session and recommend, If may venture L
make use OF the term, that, after a mature exami
nation of course, you will cone ~ such a decision
rs will show that the great national interest T.
which have alluded has no, been lost sight Of
The President observe ed ia reply 10 HE desire ey
pressed by the Hon General to have tho oucsto,
discussed as soon as possible that the Sandin:
COMMITTEES were summoned TO examine tie bill to
morrow tlhis day. and that the Special Commit
Tee would OF cou.se be instantly appointed
| No further remark was made
We find IN London paper the following &C
count of duel between the .Marqa1S 81 Dalmatia
son ol Obi Marshal Soult, and Gel. dc Bric9ue
| vHe vi the Chamber of Deputies
| fbiu of Honor.
PARts, JUNE 10 In reference to the points con
neelsd with the Budget of the Department of Wa.
aviolent personal attack was made on Thursda,
by Col. BlicquevlIic agslns, Marshal Soult, whom
he accused, among other things, of having been
through ignorance and incapacIy, the cause of tn
loss OF the battle Of Waterloo, and the turn tina
things took against Napoleon during the " hundrc,
days" The Marshal listened to the TRADE acans
INN pp'rently with much composurc, and did M
think proper to make any reply in his own vlndi-
cation Ii seemed to him, perhaps. that the feeling
OF disapprobaton with which it was received b,