Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-05
FOREIGN NEWS.
From the y. Y American, Jan. 26.
LATER FROM FRANCE.

ny 'he packet snip Etie, FuncH, master from
ifa're we have gu, Paris papers TO the 23j Dec
inclusive.
Inregrrd to our affairs they furnish nothing
The Chamber OF Deputies held no smtinxs
between the 18th and the 2Oh. On Saturday.
IOth, nothing was sad that concerned America.
OF The sitting OF Monday gid VIC have no account.
II was however we'll understood OF Paris, and
we have reason To know TINT Mr.. Livingston had
SO written 10 this Government that the French min-
's'cfs would not be prepared TO submit 10 the Cham
Der The demands for the requisite appropriation be-
lore the ginning Of this month The intermediate
arr'va-which mus, soon have occurred Of tho
Presidents message, ~oudslead prob1biy TO a fur.
Their postponcmcnt.
u seems indeed, scarcely possible now, that Tho
Chambers shoulo mike any decision whatever, IN
time to he communicated to Congress before i,s Dis
solution on the i,h March,
Among the petitions presented TO The Chamber on
tho 2oh was one nsking tina, the a." ashes ot Napo.
leon should be restored 10 France--ti,s was 70.
cc'ved with general fiyor aud referred to the Pres
| idcnt Of tho Council. The samo destination was
gwen with like unanimy OF feeling petition IN
favor of restoring the cNgies Of Napoleon 10 tho
Star of the Legion Of Honor.
M Theirs, NJ Guizoi, and NJ. Duehs,ci, all ,hrss
Nlniale's have been u. elected as Deputies in thrir
respective deparimentsby decisive ma critics Of thu
votes given. M. Theirs, for Ak hid 2Il out of
229 votes NJ Guizot for Lisieur, (Cnvudo>) had
Sss out Of 49, and NJ. Duchalei, fos Jonssc,
2Jl out of 2aS
The Monour of2l,, December, publishes on.
emily, the Convention between France, England,
| Spain, and Portugal. concluded IN April, 1884
| with additional articles concluded in August, FOE u
| mutual cooperation against Don Carlos and Don
Miguel, and for the pocihcation Of tho Peninsula
Tho only material articles now, in reference 10 the
Cis'l War IN Spain, are, that England engages 10
furnish TO the Queen Of Spain all supplies Of arm.
aud munitions abe may ask for, and al need a ma
val force. France undertakes to adop, every inca.
sure 'opfcvcn, any aid OF men, nrms or munitions
beng ,ent from her territories to tho rcbes
she not bound however, TO afford any additional
aid
NJ Ronen, tie responsible editor Of tho National,
years imprisonment, and ten Mom,and francs
hnc $1,000 for libel on that body. The pre-
tension Of tho House Of Peers 10 cit a. q Court
IN such case, or 10 punish ut u except for a
contempt, md that only by temporary mprson.
| mcni scGms 10 US utterly ut variance With tho
| Charter
NJ. Ca'r9 who defended his collsboraor with
great bodn.ss IN the course OF his nlusions To the
past conduct Of the peers spoke Of Nsy- and then
added" n, this namo pause, out OF respectto .
glorious and lamcn,able memory II is not my AZ.
repeated refusal oftho Peers 10 cconsidor the pro-
cccdngsi IN that case, 30 that the st in upon his
name might be tF,cer) to lcgalizc such . srn-
tencc OF death, thnn To reconsider M inqn',ous
proceedns-iime has pronounced and al presen,
the Judges stand more IN need Of justification thsn
their victim, universal murmurs)
Cunt Ereetman5l claim TO be heard.
/ The Pyesideni-Yoo have no ii Ito speak.
NJ Ereeiman,-O Only for singls observation
!, he 10 ttxr ~. la
fine the defendant within the proper limits Of de-
fence You have right to interrupt him.
oI ~ CaTrd-lf among those who voted for tho
= death OF Marsh Fey. there is one who fecisof
@ Tended at my words let him rise IN his place and
move to summon me 10 this bur. will appear loo
happy to be the first Of the generation NJ 1880
) 10 pronounce here IN the name Of France, indig
milton at this abomlnablc assa,sinalion--(v Violent
clsnors and nter-upton.)
5 The Prcsidcnt-I withdraw from you tho RICH,
:: TO speak. Very 9oli)
, ~ Excelmans { with warmth)-I claim 70 speak
fes too protest IN the of France, the con
dcmnation Of Marshal Ney was Judicial assassi-
nation. (Order order and applause in one u
the gail rics.)
After some explanation, j. being Understood that
W. Carrel should not advert again TO th,s topic. he
was pcrmlicdt TO proceed but the course Of his de.
fence was so interviewer with tho past career OF
| The Peer9, that he Was constantly called 10 uruef
and finally gave up the attempt.
The question WAS then taken, and 1873 out Of lsh3
Peers pfooooneed NJ Rouen guilty.
Immediately after the condemnation a subscsir.
ton was foot TO raise the amount OF the kae
imposed, and nearly the whole Of it WIS collected.
| Many Of the most celebrated names in France arc
among tho contributors. M. LATTE accompanied
his donation with the following letter:
PARIS, 10Th December, 1884.
! To re Edito, Of The National
SiR--The judges stand more in reed Of escara-
ton ('chnbitintion) than the hero mrnortsd ~
order Of foreigners. This was my opinion when
I gave my daughter in marriage. Al thai time
would alone have paid the 6ns to which YOU nase
| just been condemned. Now | send you ioo sra~es.
par, OF tic proceeds of the su'c OF my ~ ntsn'e.
Receive, &c. = LArirfe.
| The daughter ofM LATTE married the e'dess
son Of Marshal Ney.
| NJ Au6ry Esr6an9. the responsible Edition OF
| tho Ga scitc de France. was condemned on ne
! 18th 10 three months imprisonment ard SOVo
flames fine for publications. tending 10 br,ns the
person and authority Of the King IN cSn'cmpf
~. .7ubry toueaal like the Editors OF fse VA
,ional, vas IN prison before this new senssncs.
So that it there is pertinaeity IN peese1r'ins ne
rsess, or the part of the King. tAsse IL also peril