Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-22

LATE FROM EUROPE.


York, brings London papers to the Sth and Liver
pool to the 9th My, both inclusive. From the
vario1s journals before us. We make the following
extracts
By accounts from Ilavre Of the sth We learn that
Mr. Livingston, our Minister. embarked that day
on board the Constitution, which, whrn the advoes
lefi, vas under way for New York
Ii appears BY advices from Pari, to tho 5ih. that
the .imrricax question, which appears TO be who'll
" absorbed in the more lively interest excited BY
the political trials, still remains ia an aadsferantf
STATE So much doubt, however exists 10 the
course which the Chamber of Peers viii take in
passing the Indemnity Dill. tina, Mr.. livingston
had lcft Paris accompanied By his family for home.
The diplomatic relations between France and the
United States. therefore, are suspended for the pre-
sent; for, although NJ. Livingston leaves a mem
Der of III, Legation at Paris. tmt individual only
remsins to watch ths progress of the Bin, and an
its passing without the required alterations being
male. he also will Immediately quit Paris, and re.
turn ~ Aneric,.
The elections in ENGLAND, under the new "rits,
were going or. NJ Seu1u has been elected
without orp,sitionin HID lingon, making III l2th
m smber Of the government reelected sinc' the
wri,s warc m we'd for in the House OF Commons.
Lord J ,hn Rs..cll had been defeated in Devon
shire BY NJ. Parker, and the Tories boast, thai
"not one OF the three principal Sccreiaric' Of
State can proince a set IN the House Of Com
mons" Lori John Russell was, however, 10 be
r,,1 in another disfic', not vet determined upon.
IL, is threatened with powerful opposition In o.
Their of the district, proposed flor Westminster,
by Sir Tnome, { ,chrlns; and if Tor Milllc.eV.
nv SIR R,bcrt Peel, in which case the Right Hon.
oaSlc Blro1,t w,1ll htse II saeate his seat for
Tamrorlh.
The defeat Of Lori lahn Russell by thu T.
RIGS seems to have been ex9ectca an To have been
folowe oil the par Of his colleagues in The nr-
istrv viii al exercise oi the kins'4 prara9t'jvr
in very unusual manner, hv the revocation Of the
commission to Lord B'ftcsbarv * Governor
General of ldia, If I.1r amherst ne Commission
or to Canala AMI of : Il ,worl Dononss A. O.
werner of tit, lna,o Islrs. All these finctioaarics
hal been app in'ed by Sir Rob' Pei, had mad
all their arrinrem nv. aud were on the point OF
emhsfki4e.
NJ. Gev. Cur, created Baron Clcn y, is to
be ia. & iyrraor Of iodP.
t. mi ,rtv Of NJ Parker, 'hc successful or.
p,ner 4 Lord John Rns,r---eycccaad 600,
OF. o. peplT,511 v,'es. TA3r,tll', in L c. m
" wher, the BE Bori, Fortrset AMI olhc
W,mt ia},r.s's are here, AND As against the fl
leader of Reform, az Loll John il considered,
backed 81 thi, occasion bv all the Treasury innu-
cncc, IS somewhat omiaoas for Lord NJ bourac's
IN 'isfN.
IT [. ,rd M,rpe,h, We Is opposed for ho Yves,
Rilin efY ,rk shi-, hy Mr.. s aaa Worcy, s ould
FIJI, j, vii, " atpclcna, he decisive again the
dura'ioa ~ .h1i ministry.
L. sam -'Imars upconfrm~l Il hltilcs between
Zim ,lararttriae anil Gaarrd Valdez, hal hccn
circu'a,i,g. Larl E'tioa hl effected one GOOD
result, that Of laacnc moro humanity in the mode
o' con iaclns IL war, and in the treatment Of pri-
soncrs.