Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-29
FOREIGN NEWS.
LATER FROM EUROPE.


TO make its appearance in very few days. II was
however asserted thu, the Tory oary would gain
but little increase of strength hy the operation. A
letter from the North OF Scotland says, " don't
think the new Government can gain above three
votes by dissolution in Scotland" And friend
In the South says" In short, Scotland will have
ono or two Conservatives more, fewer Wings, and
more Liberals"
LoNpos, Dec. l0.-Thc Earl Of Aberdeen has
been removed from tho Admiralty to the Colonial
Department, to make way for Earl do Grey, who is
TO be First Lord of tho Admiralty
Lord Granville Somerset IL to be First Comms.
sloner OF Woods and Forests.
Lord Lowihor 10, we understand TO be Chnncel-
lor of the Duchy of Lancaster.
The Board Of Control is To consist OF Lord III.
lenborough Sir Andrew Grant, and Messrs Plants
and Sullivan.
Sir John Beckett is appointed Judge Advocate
| General.
There are rumors Of Sir James Scarlet having
Peeroge, ond TIM, Lord Combermero ~ 10 go 10
Ireland rs Lord Lieutenant, or to India, as Cover
| nor General or Commander in Chief
1t seems generally believed that dissolution
OF Perl'omcn, will lake paer soon after Christ,
mas.
Postscript, O'Clock D. m
The following appointments have now tronsplr-
Lord Edward Somerset Surveyor General of
| Ordnance.
Colonel Perccval, Treasurer of Ordnance.
SIR William Rae, Bart, Lord Advocate.
Mr.. S,uor, Worcy, under Secretary Of State for
tho Colonies
II IL also reported that the Duke Of Bucccuch IL
To be Lord Lieutenant Of Ireland.
From the London Courier, Dec, IL
We This dry publish tho mos, interesting ard
important document We have for a long while hid
to lay before our readers--thc address Of Sir Ro-
bert Peel 10 his constituents the electors OF the bo
rough of fomworih. II is not an ordinary cleo.
toneerng address, but contains full and distinct
exposition of the motives whlbh induced Sir Robert
10 accept Office, OF tho principles which hs Go
vernment IS 10 be conducted, and of the opinions
and vews which he entcrains on soma Of the
principal topics under discussion. On thu whole
VIC have no hesitation in aging that tho address IA
honorable To Sir Robert, and, cxcep, or two
points, II IL loerabIy satisfactory. Unfortunately
however, one of tho points on which II ~ most IN
satisfactory, IL the most important OF n,l-ihe
Church The present crisis has, in fact grown
Out OF the Church question, and with It, worogreI
10 say, neither SIR Robert Peel, amy ono who
thinks as he does be he who mnys in any respect
fiji 10 denl.
Sir Rober, Peel takes up the nostrum, 40 pom.
pousIy prescribed by Lord Broueham in the House
any 0ther Man strictly scekeSiaiieai purposes and
all that he will consent to-for he has tho merit of
being distinct and explic,t-is to improve Tie dis
tfibHnon OF the revenues OF tho Church, no that
ITS nauercc may be extended, and tho interests Of
the Established Rel on promoted These arc de.
elrabc objects, certainly and IN England they
would, If accompanied by commutation OF
tlthes, 10 which SIR Robert has always been n
friend be quite satisfactory. Bot, in so far NJ re.
cards LELAND, for which Sir Robert also applies
hem, they IRE ,oally and even ridculously inf.
! fcetiye. A better distribution Of the Church rove
nue. that country, well here, ia no doubt
qnrcd but much Than Mis - required be
fore the Church Of that country can be considered
any thing olae than nusance--a fruitful aonfee
of civil commoon and boodshcd
LondDn, Dec, l9--Mr. O'Connell md his party
in Ireland are cndcavorng To make The mos Of the
present state of things. Wo do not indeed, be-
lleye that they care straw whether Sir Robert
Peel Lord Durham, or Lord Stanley 10 Minister
1t is enough TO ensure OConnel's hatred, aud tina
OF the faction Of v hIch he il tho moulh-pcce, 'hnt
Minister is hostile to the Repeat fthe Union,
or, In other words, to the disirembermont Of the
empire lie may be whatever else he pleases, but
If he be ready to concode this point, he may ns
we'll expec, Il have unanimous Iouse Of Com
mons ns TO for three months together tho
, support of o Council and his satellites. The An
tl-Tory Assoc aton, MS the newly ne1ged cofn,i
nation is called Is merely nnva progcnte5
"A revival Of those anti con sttutional Juntos
which, IN Que form or other, have tor years been
hoi-bcds Of agitation in Ireland, and the ins,ru.
mens by which tho ngI,ators have hoeced their
dupes.
The German papers state that Congress ~ &c
be held n, Leipsic, at the beginning OF spring 10
consider the affairs Of Europe.
FRANCE
ALctrns despatch from Lieut.. Gen crnl
coun, d f. lon to the French Government, dated
Algicrs Nov. 9th, gives the particulars ofsn en-
gagcment which took place the ooh between
the garrison of 3 onn and the troops OF Adjunct tbs
Bey of Constantine, commanded by Ben isse, thu
Aga Of the cavalry ond by the Crliph, the Bey'
brother in law 1t appears that on the 18th corps
of Achmets army, consisting Of about 900 men
mud accompanied by great number Of Arnbs, haf
fallen Unexpectedly upon u tribe friendly to TIN
French before day break had killed 81 mon AM
carried of above 30 900 head Of cattle.
A considerable body Of French troops were i'm
mediatcly despatched agains, them, and an en-
gaeemcnt cnsued which resulted in the defea, of ,ht
Arabs, with the loss ofl59 killed. grea, nnmbc
wounded and Is prisoners The French had on',
one man killed, and 6 wounded The French ca
valry pursued the re,rea,ing foe distance OF |:
. leagues.
POLAND.
FnoNTtERs OF PoLAsD, Dec 6.--Th Emperor
, Nicholas has travcrscd Poland without leaving
trace of his presence. The mitigation Il the con-
, diion ofthc political prisoners, which was promis-
cd has not taken place. The women who we're ar
rested for no, having denounced their husbands. re