Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-15
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Late and Important from zurope.

Arrivals from IIavre and Liverpool at New
York, bring Paris dates to the 18th April, and Liz
ycrpool to the lst of May.
The subject Of the French Indemnity is still yf
chief Importance to the American reader, and there
are indications that the question is, by no means, as
near 10 pacific and final adjustment, as has been
supposed The bill, rs il passed the Cha Der of
Deputies, brought befo the Peers on tho 9th
by NJ de itgny, Minister of War, in the absence of
the Minister of Finance. 1t had been supposed
by some, that the amendmcn Of the Deputies, on
motion ol Gen. Nalaze, would be diseountcnanccd
by the Ministers, and rejected by the Peers But il
appears, on the contrary, to have been expressly
sanctioned BY the Ministers.
Tram the hcm York American
The Paris datcS are OF the 2Sth of April. The
Fon''r ffancd's, and other opposition papers,
pretend TO quote MIR. LIVINGSTON as saving, in re-
lttion to the amendment requiring explanations
prc,ious 10 the payment Of the indemnify, that his
return 10 Washington would be the signal of hos
tlcs Fhis is maniicstly "A fabrication. Mr..
LIVINGSTON would mol be guilty of the indscre-
ton OF saving such hing even if he thought it
and he IS TOO sagacions man, and understands the
affairs ot both countries too WE'LL to entertain any
such opinion.
This is question which will not be decided bv
silly talk, or shallow clustering or idle ihodomon-
tade ON either sldc--but by the calm good sense
and reason OF the thing, and by the mutual inter-
est Of each of the parties, 10 preserve rood IN.
dcrstandn with the other.
II must not be disguised, however, from our
readers, thai Nr. Liriagston, rs We have from
private bu authentic sources, the certain ass,,r-
anee---eonslcrs the prosiso in question, 50 nearly
fdRfdmoaHt II n rCjtrtioR Of the iademnitv, that
he feels himself bound, BY the spirit of his insir,-
tons. 10 return in the Constitution 10 The United
states; which irigatc, therefore, may be hourly
looked for
On the other hand, the French Ministers are dc
'ronS 10 avert all difficulty is the following extract
from letter, written by \ gentleman who is not Al
all likely 10 hc mistaken, will show:
E1fae' u a h8cr tfom Pafi,, dated iprii ed,
lS3f.
" Tha departure Of Mr., Livingston for America
w'Ildo0htlcss occasion much speculation. can
eve Non the positive assurance, however, a. recc-
we'd from Mdc Biosle, through my friend NJ Jaw,
and other., that Ministers attach not the slightest
importance To The amendment Of which You viii
hcarso much lhcN are (,aid NJ. dc de Brorlio)
7 perfectly NatsIed will The explanations already
rWco hy Nh. Livingston, and The, propose submit
tine an ameahle noteal II Gsbig ton, inviting the
*. Govcfnuem 10 confirm these explanations
II IS simply 10 comply with the decision of tho
Chamber as imposed on ihcm, and for TIE purpose
of protecting tim before the Clnmher. Mr. Lii
Nneston, however, take Il re,y Inherent riec of
the case."
From Great Britain. We have nothing of inter
est. Parliament had been proropllcd till the 18th
OF May, and the elections were eoine on
! here are fumorS Of disagreement between Fer
dmand, the new Emperor of Austria, aud Prince
Meltcrnicl the soul Of the Holy Alliancc
Prom SPAN, thc accounts arc contradictory and
uuinporani. Iii, sad that France inlend. to pu,
stop to the cNll war no" raging in that country
by an armed interference, if necessary