Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-26
FOREIGN NEWS.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

| The picket ship Vug imam Capt. Hams ar iy''
list evening from Liverpool, whence size s'ied on
the lIib Of February, having been dr'ans nnli
lhai period by the severity OF the weaih =.
| The Coiiou Markell had heen ve,y animated, and
extensive sales made NJ m advance.
GREAT BRITAIN.
Parliament WINS 10 assemble the 10Th OF Feb
ruAry, and "hs 10 lie opened by tie kns IN FER
son. Tho Que u, md others of the ro,ai house
| ho}d. were 10 accompany his Majesty to Lonton-
II is statrd rbai III the late elections hun rrd
| aud III rty military aod naval officers have been
returned 10 Parliament.
II evident that both parties siraining every
1trrc for Oh" approaching pRrl amcn'ary conirs',
md we mu.t confess he prospect fnn the opening
Of the session il not very chce'ing for SIR Robert
Fed sud his friends. caucus OF the Krfnrmers
had been decided on, H. be held on "Wednesday or
1hupsday before the I9lh, 'or the purpose Of secu
ttng cnncrrt u acton IN the choice OF Speaker.
Lord Jutn Russell, Melbourne, and their friends,
will do all in their power 10 Dust sir Cha. Man,
ners Sutton from the Speakers Char and the
tone of The Radical Wing press is TINT Of rong
confidence. The opposition to Sir Charles has
been greatly cmbuered by the course he j. said 10
have taken on the dissolution OF The Melbournr
ministry. lie IS sad 10 havr bee" present AT the
priv.,nnaj P,ivy Council. aud advised the dissoiu
,,on OF the late Parliament
Mr. ". Lvtton Buiwcr was in Paris, hu, his con
81, ornis OF 81 P'ancas have written 10 him, f"r
ne,y pu sting his return and prompt atrndanc"
o. the 1911, IN voe against ST. Chrrles VI. S''on'
The London Courier calls uIoI oth'r constituents
10 follow tins example, md instruct their irpfesen-
,aives.
FRANCE AND TUE UNITED STATES
The intelligence from Ftaece not 50 lsle as
our last al, ices dtrrr,. The London I aper> $50 :.
ever, pny great nj euiion In the American pa
ton. aud jhetr core pandenis "ti'e almost dad,
upon the s"llect No donh IS ut1tainrd by thee
glanl letter. ets, Of lie paUic. u J"Sim'no
the question aud all att. hut III fortunate II II
Which the affair has taken, 10 the pot and Ieso'
lution oi the Ame,ic,n senate, IN frosiuon 10 the
rreeiphate rashncss OF tn P'e-'dent. The FOL W
lug article ihoogh not rosittv'l, orw, vet throws
farther gh ~ on the oonr,e Of the preliminary dir
sion ~ the hn,raux. II - from tha co,res pon.
dence OF the Alornng CHI oni IL !:
- here cannot be the ra,t doubt now thar the
American indemnify will he voi"d by the Cham.
bers since III members Of The ,mm,ssion elected
on Thursday 10 report on the question, arr unsn.
nous Ia is favor. The vote OF the United States
senate which subsequently, arrived. must remove
most Of the objections ralsed BY the hurt pride OF
the French against the payment oil the claims.
Hence, II is pa ohable tha the treaty will pass with.
out any paragraph throwing blame on the Minis
liy, SUN MS Nj Pas>y proposed, and for which
PROPOSAL NJ. Pas,y was Mt chosen on the Com
N ission. l. should, however lie remarked, that
many mcn'beis ol the Ofpo, ition supported Minus
,ers, III least Insisted Oh the necessity OF fully
not only Geolgr Laia, but DR.. 5 H., De Tracy.
aud others. NJ. Reahtr d nmas, member ni the
Tiers PART, and NJ. ID le,sert, who, IN 1881, had
drcldr that onfv thirteen millions were due IN
stead of twenty five, were found on The present oc
cas,on supporting he Ministerial view al the qnes
ton. Win these, moreover. were all the deputies
oi the g,eet pori., Bordeaux. Nantes. Havre, who,
though ~ general anti. Ministerial, were neverihe
less Obliged iromihr uositiou 10 avoi all possIbil-
" ola war with Amer ea. Two Hembe's oil the
q lonn Daeos and Dufauye, ate OF the Com
mission.
And vet nofwih, tanfng NIL this OF the 4 Il
votes given IN tAa buteanx Tor the choice of the
Cummls,iIu, there we're l6l given to mcu hostile
tn it, $40 t. men favorable 10 II. In 'me onreh"A
the struggle was close. In The first bureau, Mr..
Gannerun hal bat one vo'e over VI. Sav re; and
in the ninth, NJ. Rcmusat threw out NJ Berger by
ont, Two voie..
The s,ronges, argument, thar which -eighed
mos, against the American Treat w's thu t"ci,
that the alotuy OF the Commission OF 1881, cnn-
sisUng Of NJ ID Itsset, and SUCH men, "ere for gt-
,ing only ihui'rn millions 10 the Americans,
his the minority OF t9e said Connis. lo", which
proposed thniy, consisted merely vi George La.
isyelir, who WIS pa u Iced in favor OF America,
aud OF NJ. Pichun, hose opmiup, tor divers rea-
SOUS, does not carry much weight. Yet III ihr
settlement OF tn question. the Mnisur' II Is said,
followed the ADVICE at the two forming the minor.
~. rather than Of the many respectable names tot
ming he ma utih
" Founded this those in opposition to III
measure will propose the following amendment:
hat the twenty five millions he paid uu, OF res
pect to tn, Unitrd Sta3es. whose Gayernment was
mised by the expressions OF the Fr, ncb Govern-
ment 10 bpleve that France had kno~Iedeea the
debt and was already bound TO pay II but that the
pay rnt should MOI be made IN virtue Of the uea'
~ OF 1881. Consequence OF this motion oe'ns
carried would he, that the interest, amounting te
nearly three mi hons OF francs, due since the d.''
If the ratification, woud be thrown overheard.
III nll the 1ieis PART and oppo.ition agreed o.
lihis point, they. in conjunction win the L"gihma
lists, might carry j.. But, as hns already been seen
there ate serious d-irctions and the Oon-electio
Eof NJ Passy in the Commission, seems & augu
the dsiea, even Of lbe reprobstory clause"