Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-12

DOMESTIC NEWS.

DOMESTIC NEWS.
WAsHtseros, jan. q.
Letters have been received IN this city, from dlf-
terent citizens ofihe United States, public MS vel
~ private men. now in France, expressing the mos,
decided opinion that the bill oi carrying into e1eei
the Treaty with the United States WILL pass tho
French Chamber The proceedings 10 those eo'
dee, however, a. sometimes in our Congress, IRE
slsw, ard occasionally dilstory, 50 that :, seemed
not 10 be expected that ball woalJ be carried
ihDoush the two Chambers worry early in the se,-
.;on. Every thing, ut the latest dates. porsonJtd
,he passage Of thu bill Nothing would preyen, it,
unless, nnharply, ani not irnprebiblv, the Pfes-
Jeni's Annual Message should reach Paris Loforo
final action upon the subject. The King, i, appears
has acted in perfect good faith; md has exertcd
in favor Of the measure Nil the power which the
Constitution ofthe resln, ard his political influence
give hin. Nal. Int.
The P,usbnrs Gazette of Jan. :. has The follow.
ing paragraph -
~ WARLKs.- Orders have been received at
the Arsenal this city, to forward, without de-
lay, q large number Of heavy carnons TO Ne" Or
lean, The number, We believes il fom eighty 10
ono hundre - TIE ordcr we IRE told was mpera'
live. 10 send them of Immediately, n Po;ahe
!, eanno, be deniel. by any one VII, - &c
ouainred with the state OF public feolins nj
Washington, that there arc too many of tne actors
In publc hic who entertaln the gloomy senti-
men, expressed in the foll9slng letter
NAT Int
r.pn la Philadelphia Gaseae.
We have seen a private letter, under date ot2Ith
instant, from Washington, rom member OF Coh-
Aress 10 q h,eni, con,alng the following para
graphs
The state OF thing, hsr. - vote than have
ever known. have ben CONNECTED with tho Go
vsrnmsni for log period offs existence, and ne
YER did see, or cSres. 10 see, ~ much despon
dency among Tho friends Of The country nni our
Institutions. 1t Is not nay nature 10 dcspalr bnt
rnuat spy, we have very uncertain future before
10. hold reform, revolution, ono or the other,
70 he sytable out how this reform Is 10 DO effect
3D. when thu Government (Ior such wo may call
tho Execaliye) has proved ilsef stronger than the
people, is rot clear.
" We have liltlc that sneW or interesting here,
beyond what you see IN tho papers. Tho ind'ea'
lion is that tho administration Is disposed To back
out on the French question, fear II nay he too
late France may, and probably will take posi-
ton when she receives the Prcsidents message,
that will place tho two Countries in an awkward
relation TO each ohcr."
The legislature OF New York convened nj Al.
bany on Monday. Already notices have been CIV
an Of intended application, for charters oil new
banks, and increasing Of capital OF old on"s, TO the
amour, OF IS 920 600. Applications for Raj Road
charters arc also in contemplation with capital OF
ait500o0.
Mr. Ben,oa mas written n verbose letter 10 The
Jackson Convention IN Mississippi. declining their
nominn,ion Tor Vice President -rccoT mendne u.
MON and harmony and plaslerng Mr.. Van bdten
with no much praise rs he could conveniently dauo
on Tho letter il no, IN any WISE important or IN
te,es,ing bu, we perceive the party intend to
we. mares ncs, Of II, for the Globe hs the fol.
,owir, announcement: Mr.. BIS letter. " work
lny OF a, this Office in pamphlet form, on new
handsome type and paper neatly covered, and will
te furnished 10 order a, ss3 bundled
We suggest, as an appendix tho " In" Room
Letter, tA~@' ""S'
Yn.inio Historical and Phii sophical Soitfg
The annual meeting of the Soeiety Will be held
an the afs, Tuesday in Fetru'ry, nj TIC Capitol IN
!ss etSaleEc". that the usual business of tho soc
ety should be transacted on the first evening of the
meeting, and therefore only its members are
sucucd TO attend at that time. On the fo,loalng
evening il is expected that the annual address will
10 delivered, when the public generally invited
TO attend. The OBJ cts OF the Society, Ms express
sci in i,s constitution, beins TO aiscerey procure
md preserve, whatever may relate to tho aat"rai,
sipil aud lils,arV history Of the Stale AMI 10 pat
r,nze aad ad vance all ia ,se sciences which have
direct tendency to promote the heat interests Of
citizens" The aid and cooperation of all PERSONS
friendly to the institution. will be highly acecpia'
bic. BAG.
Inrcrtant Fact Our Yankee friends must be.
stir thetrse (sAys the Phialelpha Inquirer in
relation TO Areican manufactures. We have
IL from the best authority, that cotton yam, mann
faetufod at Petersburg, Va is NOW selling IN this
market alta lower rate than the Eastern article can
DO Obtained for, and the Southern gentlemen are
satisfied with their prcscn, prohs. This yarn is
equal in all respects to TINT prepared in New Eng
land. Che period is not remote when proper
tariff will be as popular at the South as AT the
North.
Nosru AMERICAN REyigw.--Thc present nun
Der ofihis journal has than tho usual variety
Of articles. and is occupied IN general by literary
and miscellaneous subjects. The titles Of the artl- |
elcs ore as follows Petrerch; Poisoning; Exccu.
ton Of an Italian at Canton Life of Black Hawk
Memoir Of DR.. GOODMAN, Bancrott's History of tho
United States Rea's Political Economy Sher,.
dan Knowles Life and Correspondence of Han.
nah Moore Character of Jefferson Caavsr.
Sone,cAat NJ an increase Of ratue-A plants-
ton on the Mississippi containing 800 nrpen,s,
which originally cost thousand dollars, has |
lately been sold for one hpaired and 1orfy thou
sand dollors. Property IN the state of Louisiana,
on Red River, Coneord,a, Sc. has lately generally