Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-23
FOREIGN NEWS.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.
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....,..a Liverpool dates OF Saturday ION, k'ho
.,io ..,,ed on N. ltth) L,nion OF the evening OF
m, OH. md Psrs Of the 7Ih. The ffesoeh'
Nc..sr. had not reached either LONDON OF fe''s
,t,ae rbovc dates II wss received ~ L'fefP"o'
=, the sseoin. Of the 9TH, and the Liverpool Jour
ma, of tie I0sh thus comments on AZ
"Ats late hour lust night we received tho Mss-
.spe OF the P,e,,deni ofths United States OF amer
-, OF this very import Mt and interesting d'eu
-. t.,. made n full ebslrac, The reader
vi perceive that. at ia.', after repeated instances
of had faith on the par, Of Louis Philippe and MS
,n,,,.,,r, toward, Am rico the President has bcen
.o,no,led To sneak out lie distinctly threatens
,.pr,..ls and our private letters from New I otn
stste thnt in un.qul,ocal ltrns, he had 'hfensne"
10 resign il tho Congress did mol support MN,
The Only point issue seems t. be nAen iei'er' OF
maroo. and reprisal sganst France shall be issued
TIL. cause Of the dispute n detailed IN oor ana'y'
ri. of the Message. This IS no empty threat a
esin., France, FOR America Is by far the greater
maf,,,me power tbs Navy oil the unted states, Of
This moment, consisting Of q: ships OF war, and
materials in readiness 10 give instant ot'h 10 20
more
Tn. elections for the new Parliament, occupy all
attention and interest in England. The Courier OF
,hs q h shows strong anticipation that the 1orie'
would be defeated. The same paper pubishes
list of members known TO the chosen, when gives
one hundred aad thirty leigh, Reiormers, ono hun
drcd Tories. The House consists OF more ihan
500 members, SO that from tina, statement nothing
very decisive 10 10 be inferred.
There 10 nothing Of material interest from the
Continent
Lord .Sandos and Mr.. EtcaTf, Tory and a
Wing are reelected for Liverpool
The only item Of any interest about The French
Chamber 10 The following as tending TO show, That
Ministers had los, ground therein:
The Pans papers continue their remarks on
tbs result of the debate relative TO the grant for the
esnstrnetron OF a temporary Chamber OF Poors.
The conclusion drawn from that resuli by tho ma
iorry of them for il must be remembered That there
ntc ONLY three papers in Paris wholly devoted TO
The @ lvernmcd) s,,ha, Ministers have lost & ound
considerably IN the Chamber since tho vote OF con-
6dence passd IN their favor"
The Belgian and German papers e'ing W no
thing Of interest except an account contained IN the
latter Of ap attempt which he's been made at Paler-
mo to murier either Prince LEOPOLD, OF ihe cnist
of the Polce, who was accompanying h'm ~
nation Is sa,i r5 1,see" wsa ShtfSnoed the e''a'''
London Coayttt ga.
From tho followns article from French (Oppo.
su,on) paper Of Dec sob, il appears that the CON
tents Of tie Presidents Message woro ant'cips-
ted, in port, and reasoned upon in the circles Of
Paris
From LIZ Courier Francois.
An Enghsh journal asserts that according TO let
terra from the United States, the President IN an
nounc,ng to Congress the rejection ofthe treaty Of
1881, will recommend that hostile measures be ia
ken against Fsancc. In Paris, the arrival Of the
message is waited for and ,h,n will be presented
again The law necessary TO carry tho treaty into
ecp,ion in order 10 secure the votes with certainty
when w.l DO given for i, under the Impression the
message may produce.
We are acquainted with the discussions to which
the rejection has given rise in America, and we
have known for some time past that those interes-
ted in the affair Of tho twenty-five millions en-
dcayorng to excite the Federal Government a
gsins France. We shall, therefore, not I've surpri-
sed 10 see ha, the message contains something sim
liar to what 10 announced.
Al any rate, a war, with which we were at first
threatened, is no longer the question Letters re-
ceived OF Liverpool judciousIy remark, that the
President desires hostile measures, (des measures
host,es, but no, warkc, (mas non bellquenses)
hnd IL is understood tina, If the Congress should
re spec. his recommendation il is only fiscal HOSTILE
ties which will engage their attention.
But in directing their attention to fiscal HOSTILE
ties, the Congress will have again to enter on the
questions of the Tariff, which once aga,ed the
American Union TO its very cenrc. Will their
Legislators again raise storm and provoke dissen.
sions IL would be forming an erroneous opinion
Of their judgment TO suppose II. The tariff was
duced for the relief Of the American people and not
to suit the convenience Of those nations Tho carried
on commerce with them. That which those States,
which are producers Of articles of expectation, sell
TO France, they would not sell elsewhere. That
which all the States buy in F,ance, they would not
buy elsewhere, as long as France receives their
merchandise. No doubt, instead of buying our
the Americans conll sunnlv ihems in
Portugal, at Madeira and the Azores. But would
that sell their Co,tons 7
Tho Congress will take good care, then, not to
ruin par, Of the national industry, already de-
pressed, 10 enrich d few spectators, and to undo
what has boon done IN relation to the tariff Ii will
no, provoke new dissens,ons md add to tho diff
culties which the subject OF banks, slavery the ter.
ri,sries, and mnny others present, and on which
It will soon be necessary they should come TO a
decision. However, we must expect to the
government here menace " with tariffs and prohio.
ions in order TO get its treaty passed. and to pre-
dict that the grea,est misiortunes awoi, US il the
tax payers do no, hasten to pay the twenty FIVE
millions with in eres, and charges.
They will not fail 10 give due importance to the
manufacturer OF Lyons and they will say that
since tho rejectionof the treaty tho United Statos
VII hardly order any more goods. They will take
good care not to add tat the Russians, the Ger.
mans and so many others act as the Americans
do, since The unfortunate city Of Lyo-s has become
an entrenched camp, prison, fortified town, and
tina, besides the commerce Of America in particular
Ia, reached cris, Of which silks feel the effec,
mere than any other branch.
CHAMBER OF DEPuTfEs,
Session of27h December.
Mr.. Joseph Richard, merchant, formerly ship
owner GuadaIonpe. asks the intervention Of Gov.
etufpenl 10 obt lin from the Uni,sd States the nav