Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-09

winch Tor the last four wears II has found III the
Chambers that have preceded you, and it Will cou
rngeousy MAINTAIN tina, liberal aud moderate poll
cy, which, rs YOU observe is alone conformsLle 10
The wishes and the interests of France.
3" Y gu unto with me IN offering to ko National
Guard and Tho army the tribute of public gratitude
of Tho new service rendered 10 the country 10
lhsnflng the triumph of the national cause and IN
securing the established order Of things against tho
attacks Of he factious. thank YOU for H. gentle
men, II is IN this reciprocal n6lencc md IN this
union OF ell the powers Of the state that The depos-
tories of authority can collect the moral force the
necessity Of which you Justly acknowledge, in pre-
serving US from the return of those dreadful neita-
tons We sho thus succeed IN securing the re-
pose and prosperity of France and as TO me-, sat
ished with having answered the expectations OF the
nation, shall enjoy with happiness tho affection
oil the country, fresh proof of which IL is 81 grai
tying to me TO receive from you
The Minister of the Interior proceeded TO read
Ills Melestys ordinance proroguing tho Chambers
Ill the H9,h of December, 1884
The sitting terminated at II quarter past o
clock.
WILD GOOSE CuAsE.--h paragraph headed
f.rlal ship rs making the Circuit Of the papers,
and We have been given TO understand TINT this u-
rial vessel ia feet long by "a fee, high, and %
feet wide cons,rncted in the form of an air bladder
of n hsh aud .aculntcd 10 ru,sc weigh, Of 6 800
10 anis, "ud ropable Of accommodating thirty por.
III J. "'h - Ha,e assembled on the 18th inst.
+ ~ "rI. r ~ taaf nni tho Adventures cx-
lea.ad "V'Ir I'm rrI'to London, in SIX
OF 'sht u's. ~ II. ,a,s however, that tho
blbbe ,t'o. IS. II ha''oop) bars during the pro
eess Of ma 'tiun, 81 ,nrt - g,and ngh, muu, be
ppslpon i.
The Pop" his resolved TO "A irrss a second and
Inst odmonon To Don Pcaro and then should this
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cation.
SPAIN.
The French papers contain ropious details Of the
| progress OF affairs IN SPAN, but nothing of great
moment. Tha Gazette dc France asserts, with ,s
usual accuracy, that Don Ca,los has entered Vito
'ia, Tor the second time j but, somehow other,
tho readers of newspapers, both French and Eng
llsh have come to the unanimous detcrmiu alton of
'ilsbelicvlng every thing recorded in the Gnzeile c
France 1t Is true that Don Carlos has not yet
been expelled Spain, but there IL prospect Of his
remaining there, except ms II iugllve, much longer.
a Geographic despatch received ut Paris Angus,
% h, states that he WIS at Bermco on the 18th
hn despatch farther sta os ha, Rod had left Mar
qnina on lho same day, n, the hcud of sevcn thou
sand men, in pursuit OF Don Corlo, and thu, Jau.
reeul had left Durango with three Thousand men,
According To another Geographic d. spoch, also re
i,rred 10 IN the Mon,eur, wo members Of the Janlu,
who had returned from Bscay TO Esondo, havo
brought intelligence that Don Curos was ondcav.
orng 10 embark
third tccg, nphic despatch, however, sntes TIM,
the Governor Of Iolosn hid sent word thu Don Chr
los had gone through A,amnyonn, Ms wayto .
mate, with very tow followers, Aramayona IL wi.
age situated about 10 o. ~ leagues IN the rear OF
| Bormeo. The night (ndds the Monltcur) not
having allowed us 10 learn more, we left TO
mere lecture 10 10 the Of the retreat Of
Don Carlos. IL IS most probable lhat Nodll and
Janfegui had succeeded ~ ploclng themselves bo-
tween Don Carlos aud The coast, where lie Pre-
tender INTENDED, no doub', to embark, md they
have compelled hun to rerace his steps Rod,
Is pi oceodins against his adhorcnIs with spIrt
sufficiently sangulnary, for every pr sontr mndc is
forthwith shot and II Is possible that hs pi,soners
by and by, may be somewhat numc,o Gus, for he has
Gu, of the supplies of the enemy, and diminished
their chances Of escape. Such, at least, IL the la
test T. best Intehgence but, upon matters d Span
lsh news, the render will lose nothing by beng
little scertcul.
The presence Of Don Cnrlos, "A, this time IN spnln
Is the result Of holy nllinnco mornuvre, FOR II was
| thought thatn clv IN the Peninsula would
embarass the parties 10 tho late treaty or create
enmity between them. II hos certainly forced them
! premaiurcly INTO an ayowu % their principles !
| for they have agreed 10 prev'n, Don Carlos from
receiving all inllllaIy bnccois, OF course inc mex
step will be, should he nnlnleio his ground, %
! dept measures to compel him 10 wihdraw il The
mean time, the cortcs hos Commenced It's .nbors
and unless the Spaniods are more dcbhsed fiiar
even thcir enemies alegc there are hopes for lhc
| regeneration Of Their country.
lNSURREC r1ON IN SYRIA
The Augsburg Gazfte Of the 18th ms. has tbs
following from CoustpnunoPlc OF July IS -" The
hsurrtctlon IN syria assumes most serious as
poet. lbr,Fim Pacha will have IA difficulty IN
maintaining his ground in that province The
greater p'r oi the population, especially in the
mountains Of Llbanus, IL IN movcmcni.--Iis - en-
denvorns concentrate his forces, in order 10 put
an end TO the instruction at one blow bul the !
Druses are warlke people, who will oppose a |
stronger resistance than he met with on the part OF
the Porte IN Na,oo The Po,tc, although aware
OF WIN, is going on, remains inactive, and seems
10 be Whiting the rcsult-Thc news that he Vice
roy has caused some regiments to be embark ed
fot Syrin, and will repair thlthcr in person. has
caused powerful sensation here. All the Eau
bourg Of Psra is in movement and courers depart
IN every direction The maintenance Of The oceu
patton Of Syria IS vital question for Nehemct
ALI. II nc should lose the province, there is M
end to his projects Of hggrsndzement and his in
dependence. Ii must be confessed tina, he posses
ses great means for maintaining his gtounJ but
line of policy which he has hitherto pursued He
must cease to treat his new subjects as slaves.
1t is supposed that the intrigucs of the Europe
an Powers are at the bottom Of these events. The
Ambassadors of England und France are struck