Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-26

ehafastss. And IN fss,. after the A,s, 81.
| eenrs % over. We think III. French n.s d
LOOK Of The Question in q calm Ii,h, al r.Vops viii
Indemnity bill Mr.. Clays able Reoo,, pss' The
nate UNANIMOUSLY adopted, will, va hin. 1' s.
| the matter when IL arrives. '''"k, se,a,
AN extract OF letter Of the 18th NJ
no" IN important source in London. 10 'HOs'y
nan IN New York, says: Mr. Ss,r,.: seh'ia
French Ambassador, has been recsl.a the
Livingston notified that his pas,por,, -. ."o Nj.
| Tor him, II he required them ""e READY
MS step, though looking warl,ke. v.,
10 saso with it, az the Minister Of e e. ea'rlss
'a'f' al the same time told Mr.. Livins,,on ,s al
"overnmeT would recommend the Cb,n,'"" 'h'
make Inc appropriation for tho raymcn, ST. u
debt. IL IS the gsnsroi Impression h,,. " The
French ,r'A pay il Congress doe, no,,;n "a' "
session 2" 'ss hs
From es' Liverpool Correspondent
January 10, l835.-The Orpheus i. ina.
under way. Since writing nv la., a.. a." getting
you, have letter + ON Paris, from . .e..h
source The recall Of the Minister of q" "'ent,
washington was measure decided mr.. "ee a,
king and cabinet, as a re,alaio,y sen " the
naces OF war con'sired in the President. "e me.
md IN order to afford an opportunity IN Cssst
or d'scia'm any intention Of issuing ,ee"
ma rque and rcprlsal against France IL
ica'y remained incomplete, IN conscou.nc. ~ We
| Chambers not having acted upon IT, r.. ne
ports to Mr. Livingston, and his den,r,r,. p''''
ffarce, IS the necessary consequence of ~. 'Om
of NJ. Scrrurer; but a Charge dAfo,,.'oca ll
IN Paris. II is confidently beieyeJ thu, ~ .m'n'
hefs will pass the indemnity law-ter,a;,,. s"'m'
teen millions, probably the whole anon, w a.
ground that The honor of France rcou,., =, '" mo
hncnt Of the treaty before any scp. Ar. ,"s e '0.
hostile character towards the United S,.'' e" o.
very warm and passionate debate will no y.
ensue. '0o'
General Bernard is incesssnt in his Cd, r.,
inmate the affair TRANQUILITY, and appes,e III. ".
'ng' OF the French people, much cxa,per,,,a ''
hey are, by the imPoliIic threats OF the Am.,,."
President. He every where represents -. -,
Bourse and in the Tu,IIeries tina. Congress, VIII Wv
ny any ACT, sanction The Language of The pr-.;a..
and mat while The American people are d.,rou. :,
obtaining the amount Of indemnify, they h.,, ma
idea % war. "s
hope that your Congress. will be di.cree, !, 81.
matter. II IS no, in The habit Of brother Joo,,h."
10 rush into costly contest, wthou, eacul.r.
what - 10 be male or los, by it, A ,le odd.'t
and msna:ement--a little playing Off and nc,oI,
tIon-would have succeeded much bette, .,;t
people - no, as the French, than threat, ~ wv.
Al all events, you will perceive that certain En-.
l,sh journals, OF the tory stamp, are chucklns =,
the idea Of war, and endeavof to " dcn III, h,s...
and incense the irritation, by pretending 10 h.,.
sympathies Tor the injns,ici done to America
My opn'on is, tina, the money will be psid .,,,
e'aly 1t The action IN either branch of Con,,.,,
shall d'scoun'enance the warmth contained in n.
speech Of the American Pre,d nj.
The New York American save: -'rb. eo,..
r'no" produced in this city by the account, f,os,
France, Is bes, evincef by the fac, tina, m,,,,.
stocks feH from 10 IL II per cent to tay.
A letter from great house IN London. dated
Jan. l6'h, says that Mr. Livingston wa, a..s,.l
that the French Ministers would present the i,,,n
MY bill in good faith, md urge is passage AND
tho writer 'nys he has good rc..on for the on,o.o
that It no h"slle or 'r''a.ing measure. shsuljb.
adopted by the American Congress during il. M.
sent session, the French Chambers will o.u a.
bill The writer OF this letter is possessed a %
many sources OF information, md his opinion !.
entitled to - much consideration, perhaps. a, IN.
of any mercantile man in Europe