Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-16

ers The Captain and crew lsiAieen IN hsihne'
took ie the quarter deck which held Together uni
morning bat the Captain and three OF the efes
pt,ished ofcod ia the course OF the night ahd the y
hot,es were washed overheard. On Tuesday al
,e,aoou ana Wednesday morning the cb.sl.'ts
.;,,, and sands from the mouth Of the Dec TO the
Rock-poin, in,,he Mcrsey, exhibited strong marks
Of The fury Of the storm 10 the neigtbahood e
uoylak. not less than seven vessels were OH shore
,u,ar. a, Lass damaged Various articles Of furni.
,,. and p;sces of wreck were floating IN the chm
ii ,na The shore was suewed with fragments ol
,hs Norah from Demararai and oil tho Hehl' i'e'
s. Rail The wreck If the Supcrbftaamer, lay
-, ~. Rrasil b nix, opposite New Brighton, uboui
,,,l, from tho shore willis, tho Rescue, Tor
,,,,.v schooner, flour isJen, from Ireland, was
stranded short distance from The Red Noses. She
struck on the North Bank on Monday evening, but
rising again to the tremendous sra which Nns re-
eing. she was swept the main abou, O'Clock
n, night where shs now lies discbarging her car
20, which was considerably damaged by The SEQ
water
We roerc, to add that the conduct OF the
~rcrkers" nlong the coast Of Wirrh from Holy
lake 10 the Red Noses, wos disgraceful 10 any ci'
xil;zed country. In the course Of Monday groups
Of men, women and children, from many miles up
The country, equipped IN wrcck'ng costume, came
down in countless numbers, bounced upon every
Hing that the surgcs might have thrown IN
their way, md then, dragging II among the snnt
heaps, as q temporary depot, started forward
md ugain fixed their rapacous talons on lie mex
prize. q, ;..,..,
IoxpoN. March ll.-Advces 10 the I'd instant
hare been received here fom vienna, wh'en
state tina, Prince Mctcrnich has forwarded CIR
eulars 10 the different Courts OF Europe, winch
,1nre,s Inc termination on the pert of the pre-
A,,nt s.( ~ lao
81 foreign policy which was adopted by his Prede
oessor.
By hi, Mniesty's ship Wiper edyices also have
harm received here iiom Llston 10 the Odd nlt
,,,hch hiring the ccount of some changes IN ,h'
por,ocue,e Administration that occurred on III,
oo,h. The Bishop Of Co'mbra bong succeeded
in the Home Department, by Senior M. Frelre
tho late Minister Of Marine, Count Villa Real hnd
.ueeeeded Senior Froirc, and the Duke dc Pomel
10 was charged with tho administration Of tho For
eign Atiaifs
ToNnoS, March IO.--Our feet has suddenly
besn recalled from Mulia 10 resume lis station
of N. mouth OF the Dardnnncllcs, IN CONSEQUENCE
Of frcsh disturbances ut Consinnllnope foment
ed bv Russia. A Russian feet is reported to
have sailed through, tina, is, to have forced, the
Bosphorus.
French Ministry; but OF the causes of the explo
.;op ~. are unadyscd. The Paris journals wcft
oceupied with speculations rs TO the reconstruction
~ thu Cabinet, and one Of them positively inserts,
TIN, NJ. DUNN will be Prime Minister. All that is
tnown however, on the subject is, that both Soult
and Sebastisni have been sent for and both have
arrived in Paris.
The London Morning Herald Of tho lib of
March contains the following
From France we received last night by express
tho Paris papers with our usual Correspondence, of
Monday. No progress had then been mado in the
Ministerial arrangements. just MS the public and
the Press were beginning to assume that the Cab
ne, would be furnished by the JOINT ingenuity oil
Marshal Souli Count Mole, and NJ. Bnrnule, the
work appears TO have been suddenly spoiled by tho
outbreak OF an intestine discussion, and II IL now
~ much out of joint rs ever The rock upor
which these allies spill, is though, to be the amnes
,v-a measure which, however, Notwithstanding
the Kings personal dislike TO it, aud the con,inu.
ance Of Nj Persl in Office, is likely TO be- and II is
said mus, be conceded Opinions still differ us to
the final result The Courier Francois persists
thu, the Marshal holds the commission Of forming
the Ministry another, Marshal Gerard the Con.
,iiiutionel that i, has been inlrus,ed 10 M. Mole
our own Correspondent, to NJ, Thiers, tho Mont
tear maintains n pruden, silence upon the subject.
When the Utica left France 1t was generally be-
lieved tina, the bill Of indemnify would pass the
French Chambc,s--but the subsequent advlces, by
way Of England, announcing the dissolution Of the
French Ministry, may retard the settlement oil that
question. At the sitting of the Deputies, on the
l4th OF February, Royal Ordonnanco was read,
appointing NJ Desmousscnux, Assistant Commits
soncr for the discussion Of the Bill relative to the
American Treaty. This is the only mention we
find Of the American es,ion-This appointment
had excited some SURPRISE as heretofore i, had no
been usual for the committee 10 choose reporter
until they have agreed upon the questions upoi
which they have TO decide, and arranged the basl,
Of the project which they mny have to submit l.
appears that in the present case, tho committee
h We divided the labor among all the members
eech ole having special question given TO him 10
examine, and after they have all got through, their
lsbors are 10 be submitted TO M. Dumon TO be col
leced and presented TO the Chambers Ii WIS sup
posed tina, the Committee would not &c, through be-
fore the midile or latter part of March.
The Paris Monitcur, the oficinl paper, of the
18th February, expresses doubt whether the
Chambers will nllow the Americans the three mil
lions Of interest, as well as the principal md ii is
uncertain whether the government will recon-
mend il, in addition to the twenty five millions, a
grscably to the treaty. The same paper adds,
"The hesitation on The part Of the Ministry, is
represented as arising from their anxiety TO steer
such middle course rs ut once to avoid all cause
Of quarrel with the United States, and at the same
time secure the adoption Of the Bill BY the Cham
bsrs. Ba, the treaty Of 1881 rc'ognizes the inter
Is. equally with the principal"
FRENCH LETTERS OF MARQUE.
Pants, Feb. 25.--Thc American Ga Brest Jour
nn) publishes the following article in its number Of
the Gath.