Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-29
FOREIGN NEWS.
LATTER IRON FRANCE.

LATER FROM FRANCE
rne pacSc. ship snily Al NV York, from iIa-s
~,e. .hr,n : pes;s naasr~ - The 81 Jnre An oxtra
<se, -. !, ~ AZ g o, the New York Courier, sup.
sAl.sss eui.,k~ ahllowing in,eliscncos
Under .iss~ Of tho clst MAY, The correspondent Of
rho yemra4i dn Racre writes as follows
AT is not without cause that The governments
cfGerrnany and lialy fear general explosion IN
ascir respective countries. The administrations
,herc. instead ofcxer,,ng themselves 10 allay lhe
reuera. fefmenl lhat exists and acting up TO tie
cniuions ef The age, seek only, IN system Of PEI
sccu,ion the means Of SURPRISING that reso'uileu
Witch IS ready TO break out. A traveller who has
INST ,rayersed ali the countries bordering on the
Rhine, has given sumo details Oh tins subject,
witch show the height public discomfort has attain.
al The ideas o. Independence prevailing among
tho ,,.opls ard cs eli the peasants ore manifest IA
he election OF members of the liberal party Tor the
legislative bodies now again called together Tho
parliamentary opposition expected by Inc II 81
piet from this source IS considered so dargerous.
tia, deliberations have already been held at Fral'h
fort for the purpose OF considering on tic meats OF
giving military AID 10 Baden aud Wiflombarg, IN
case those governments should think II necessary
10 dissolve the Chambers which are now IN session
in that case the Die, will ISSUE decree, mt order
ins II is true mn unlimited suspension Of the Con
stuitions Legislatures of the different bcrman
states but giving each government tie power te
adjourn the action of the national representatives.
now so much required by the interest ofbosc coun-
trcs This project, before beng presented al
Frankfort, has been discussed at Vienna aud
Berlin, and the Hight Diet will take It into eonsid
eration on the return Of NJ, Munich BelnghauEon
The situation Of the Italian peninsula appears
more nrcear ious even than that of Germnuyi for.
Judging by the discomfort which prevails N savoy
a general explosion will shortly take place Ia
that country, no excuse having yet bern 'onnd ior
the introduction of Austrian troops, ktng Albeit
has hitherto had 10 depend on bis resources nlone
and he has managed so TO displedse the army, thai
n general mutiny has occurred N the Sandman re
emenis. IN consequence OF this military eonsPi.
racy numerous arrests have been made without any
interference the part OF the people, bit the isst
Eaters from Chnuibery and Turin announce that
ihe inhabitants are IN motion, and some citizens
have been arrested by the Sandman police. The
court Of Turin, alarmed 10y the turn things have
taken would have objection TO receive some
Austrian auxarcs in the country but the FRENCH
cabinet having received information that nogotia-
tons were on foot for this purpose, bud strongly
opposed ii and declared that Frame would send IL
to the Sandman territory as many troops as they
received there from Austria
We add ali the items vi interest we ind in the
Paris journals.
FRANCE
very serious disturbance took place few days
AGO at Boves ncsr Am,cns. On The morning ei
the 23d ut. u considerable mob formed with u
view oppose the 81 OF the rector of that pn
rlsh, who had been denounced to the Archbishop
The rector himself had succeeded ia Inducing III.
crowd 10 dispersc, when national guarj sudden
" ma,lc his appearance IN arms. lie was soon
followed by some others The mob wns rgaif
formed and struggle cnsucdi which was nolhe
long nor bloody but the National Guards wer.
compelled to Yield Towards the middle of lhs
day, the 0endarmcs which had been seui lnr by TIN
Mayor arrived from ABiens aud ubouI IN lht
evening, five pelsons who lad been ptr.siel were
sent oil Tor Amicns with handcu0s Al the sigh
oflhe mons tne INDICATION OF the popuaeo rose l.
its highest pitch The escort was assailed by
shower Of stones The leader Of the squadron wa
struck on the head and thrown from his horse, att
even some Of the prisoners were hurt Tho Glen
darmcs were obi ed to yicd to numbers and aban
don their charge. In the n,hi Doves was star
rounded by detachment of the garrison OF A
miens an at day break, II prisoners were secure
Eia, II resistance
ITALY
letter from chnnb.ty, dated the 2Olh u
says -" An orle, Of the DAY has bsen posted u
al all the military stations Announcing the cNisiene
Of plot for a general nsarrecton lhrougb hot
Piedmont aud republican, conspiracy al Avn
non, Lyons and tirunoble 1t is also tumort
that the Polish refugees Who have cmisfatcd ni
Switzerland were to support the commotlon, nm
ihu Chamh,rry was to be the centre OF a reyoil
tonary gavcrnment, which Was TO act simultan
Cusiy on the Sandman S,utes, France, and Il
French parts Of Switzerland. All letters ourna
aoa psoks are intercepted on their entrance in
Sitiinia On Sunday last the troops attend,
mass, with their kuapsacks on their backs, al
their muskoIs loaded Tho corps Vi Pomp,,s, {
tablished 10y the late king Of Sard,aia, has be,
dsarmed, 10 pursuance OF an urder from ktI
Charles Albert all the potts are doubled and Il
police is extremely active moveabc coluu
has been sent to lhc banks of the Rlone and Il
Guers, where great number Of fugitYes go
cealed, watching for favourable moment 10 cAt
France. Every day, prisoners arc brought
bound Daring the last few days it las been
ported that an Ausuo sandman camp IS about
be isrn,cd on the plains Of Vtrreii So that /
troops Of which il is composed may be III po5a
to move either towards Noaut Gems tho Ma
time Alps, or the Smplonn
HOLLAND AND BELGIUM
The Courier Feancals, alludng 10 the Urea
concluded between England, France and lloiln
says" kim william Of Holland has the sat
faction ofhay.ns caused France and England
yield The negoa tors Of the Provisione Treat
have been obgc ~ rclinquish the Convention
London concluded in October, 1892. for the exec
ton of which the French army was set IN mo IL
ana the sluedrons OF France and England dff
eut-a Convention which King w Ham refus
to recognise even after the capture OF the Cilae
of Antwerp. William, in spite of France ai
England has kept and still keeps, Forts Lilo a
I.fkenskock The garrison OF the Citadel was Il
to have been given up but in exchange ior the,
two forts the garrison, however returns hon
but the Forts remain in the hands fthe Dutch !
William would not give way, France and En-
land have given way 10 h,rn. The Provision
loau R,4ly tlta