Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-08-21

! Gene al Torno was rested there, and 81. y,n,eft
M, ,nolowski has been transported TO q a,s,an, "a
OF knssia. In Liibunnia the rfisp OF terror stl
eoinnes The corn chilona Of The Ian IL oil tie p.-
iish fai,.nis ara continually taking place. AMI In
'pe Tor petsecllo1, neither nj rye ~ saas.
e' some young sifls IN boarding sc lonl have
oeen punished with nnexanped cruelty & r bsytps
w Tue ID of my, sung The notonal arr. Srver.l
u mem Tell dangerously III in cors qncncc of
'hls enroafons treatment. - Guiienaa!
The appearance Of the cholern al l.ibraltar ga.
officially communicate a, Madrid
II Is sall he Sultan Is about 10 despatch mn no1
onssedor lodemand from The French The rost,t.i,oa
of Ayers.
Rassio, aided by Prussia and Austria, i. maxine
every attempt IL subvert the Sul,ans power and
DOMINION Ivy intrigue and diplomacy, moi w,sI,nv
sor nrona q, although the Turkish snbsssad,r a,
81 Petersburg had been bullicd into inpo,tan, re.
goliu,ious.
The Russinn inrigutrs nave been ot work i,
efeece M A'mansl'crg, WIZ had hean .apyloin-
ted pres'den, of The Regency through ibe influences
81 Franc a"d fngland, having been not fed by tho
''emoe's Of tic Regency, whose jcslonsies have
ootn 'stieh by Russian ngenis, that they M Ion.
serfero nise hun Us at the ii.n1 of their body In
eonseqncnce of In, The Engl III and F,,neh sIin,s-
.e's demanded ihen passports this had caused Tho
h'7g OF Bavaria 10 interfere fayoraby III beho1f Of
Atmnnspcrg.
} he Loodon papers IRE filled with doc, men,a
rcspectinR.the m"vsrr of Boya by Mofeuo opin.
Ions Of counsel, aud mode ol proc, edine. Shouts
Moreno not hnyc escaped by his sudden III. hi 10
Germ ny.
MARKETS
LONDON July --Tobaeco--The expor, 5e,nnnd
for V"gnas has been ehtAy confined tn smnn
parcels for Bromcn, Holland, Norway, g.. bnl pr,.
COS are nm. he stock of Sega, qualities 10
smn''. The accounts from America notice a de-
crease IN the crop.
prospective Acknowledgment NJ .SosA American
Independence
me Madrid correspondent OF the London Morn.
hs Herald under the date ofthe IL gives the 10
lowing correspondence between the American
Minister, Nj. Van Ness, and Mnrnn,z Dc Ia r.
IN, ;" winch the Inter expresses his desgn 10 r.
eoeni1e The Independence ofihe South American
s MES II was oWape", M SUI, - ~.
M dun Of an ngen, who ccas,onally supplies Inn
with parcrs from the public offices.
Legation oflbe Unit,d Suites ef Americn
Mndrid Feb IL 1884
g" In pursuance ofinsiruclions from The p,esit,,t
Of tho un'ed States, had ,he honor on the 6 h Of
May, 1891, 10 address u note TO his cxcollenc, Don
Manuel Gonzsies Salmon, then his Majesty PIN.
c'pn' Secretary Of Siot, stating the anxiety winch
the Governmen, OF the United Suites mad long
felt, rnd which therefore had been fully mazda
known 10 his Majes'y's Government, that an nmi.
caele ond satisfactory settlement between Spain.
and her former colonies, tic new American Sln,ts
should lake place. had arisen vel from n ,cgard
TO the principles oil humanity and the interests of
The parties eonceIned, especially that Of SPAN as
fam the expectations Of benefit TO the Uned
States
] nddeltlipt the Government Of The Unt,,l
> "fr8 WITHOUT intending or wishing to epau from
Ms stl'd policy oi not interfering With the aflalry
Of oher nations, exe.pt by friendly ad,ire IN case.
IN whel, II might be though, sunstlr fplt nsef au.
horised by he friendly relations ex sting between
'he oni'td Stn'es aud spaln, and by the CT cum.
stances OF the cnsc, to max another 1ppeal TO his
Majesty on qie.iloa Of grea, an SO seeaetal
AN interest, aud TINT ~ doing so il INDUCED a
strong Aopr Tint his M sly would not hny lonear
fon,e to open negotiation wnh the new Siafea.
but fhai on fnl nd del1betaie review Of the NM
Ter, ne wohld lie convinced that ndependepiy of
the satisfaction which such an even, would nlro,d
10 mosi, II not TO all the nations with which INN
ha1 friendly in,et codrsc, n tecognuor by his Ma.
le'iy of the Independence OF those :, uton tst
aod proper terms, would Contribute bo 10 The hon
81 and interest Of SPAN Aud concluded by snv-
costing some consider atoms IN relation 10 the
remaining fosst ssions Of Span IN America
which hoped would moi have been dsregarted
e" 10 tho note IN gnf silon Mr.. Salmon fayorod
me- with an answer, unler date Of tie TN June Of
the same year, by which was Informed TIM, Tho
kng received my communication az q ~ oof of the
.trong interest i,li by my Government IN f.yor of
his Mejcsy, and that as tho question was fully nre
sent To bis Royal mind he would take 1t into co,slj-
Grafton when the case isht be favourable, in
such mannef t.nsbt be most cunfornnbla to tia
interest Of bis Crown, and that thtn the FRIEND
ly communication made by me would not lie r,r
gotten.
" The President, Of the United States having
deemed The accession of Donna Isabel the Sec
ond 10 the throne OF Spain, under the regency of.
her august mother, favourable occasion for the re.
nfwl OF hrs o1oris, has direclei me 10 lose no time
~ ad1fe3slng her Msjesiy's GoycrDmcn, Oh ue
sui eci
g Without entering lncw upon the field of orsu-
mehi winch presents Itself, j. is conceived by tho
President thai oil the considerations which h. 70
heretofore existed, and been pressed upon the &C.
vefnmcnt OF SPAIN, in favor of conclusion OF this
matter upon The basis of the recognition by S,ns
OF the independence OF the st ties above mentioned
not only continue TO exist, but have been grestly
strengthened By time and circumstances ami he
cnnnot but p rsoade himself that the case will IN,
received IN lis true gh by the liberal and enlichl-
ened Government oi Dhnna Isabel the Second and
that on of the first great nets from which il pav l..
destined 10 derive lesias distinction and applause.
will be a prompt and just arrangement Of The Amer
icnn question.
Ii only remains for me to add tia, the Go.
vernment Of the U. Satcs is ready aud dcsir,us.
rs it ever has been, 10 do all in it's Power fur the