Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-18
FOREIGN NEWS.
AMERICAN INDEMNITY.


Tnr SUPPRESSED NorE- Although Of no later
date Than our previous ndvicas from Paris, yet the
following extruc, from letter, 10 the London Cou-
ter, derives considerable interest from the circum
stance TINT il speak, of tho celebrated note from the
| French Minister. M Setrurier, which our Govern
meni oud not mako public, but sen, bnck 10 Paris
to demand an exclamation. II appears that the
French Minister, DC Rgny, MS formerly stated,
wrote the note as we supposed On MS return,
therefore, with strong protest from Mr. Living
sion, 1t was old acquaintance. NJ dc Rigny forth
with hid il before the King, and II has received the
royal appreciation, as every intelligent man suppo
sed it would What will the General and MI For
sy,h say TO this
| "Some attempts hive been made to create be-
lief tina, the American Treaty will not be confirm
| cd by tho Chamber. No doubt whatever exists
among the best informed persons tina, the question
will be carried by what may be considered IN these
days respectable majority. Some discussion
would seem to hnvc arisen respecting the terms OF
the note which NJ Seruricr,lh The late French Minis
ter to the w. Staies addressed to tho American Go
vevnmcnt, In announcing his recall This is the
note which it may be rccolectcd, tho American
Minister declined to maze public with the other
correspondence upon the subject, alleging that It
had been considered necessary To submit It to the
Government of France before il was medo public
or answered, that it nigh be asccralncd whether
certain oxcrptionnblc expressions were to be rccclv
lns tho result of a nHled purpose IN The Gorcrn'
mcnt, or ms the mere tbuii'tt0n of the Ministers
indiscreion. Tho note thus complained of was, II
appcars, written by tho Minister Of Foreign AT
| fairs, Admiral dc Rigny, and transmitted to M
Starvation nj Washington, as n draft OF his com
munio zion TO the Government OF the United States
and was almost or altogether literally copied by
| TINT gentleman On lis being submitted to M. dc
Rigny again. with something Of an Indignant re-
| monsilance the part of the American Minister,
he is understood to have laid itbeforothc King & the
Cabinet, and the result was n unanimous express
sion Of appreciation of every line it contained. The
| document in question seems in fact to contain as
liulo reasonable ground OF offence any reply OF
commentary upon the Message of General Jack.
son could possibly contain. The indignation
vast ed upon il is, cons qucndy, so much vhoI
thrown away. Let us hope hope that our worthy
brother will recover his good humor with the rny-
ment Of the money
GREAT BRITAIN
Vigorous Efforts arc made in every part Of The
kingdom to sustain the principles of Sir Il. PecFs
administration, and bring him back to the helm VI
| government, and there is strong reason to believe
that out of the House of Commons there isa very
la.ec majority in his favor, at least SO far as Eng
land, Wales and Scotland concerned, whatever
may be tie case within. We have no doubt, more
over that, of ,he representation of England, Wales
and Scotland, within the House, respectable, i
not large majority is with tie late Ministers
II is even stated in the Albion, I" that Earl Grey
himself has been FOR some time of opinion that nc
administration could be AT present formed on a Sc
cure and satisfactory basis, in which Sir Rober
Peel did not take leading part" But supposins
| this to be truo, Of which fact, however, there II
Il IN / oil he ,ou
whether, in the present temper of the country, &C
ation ministry could be formed with any rcasona
bile prospect of success.
| Addresses TO the King were prepared, immedl
acly On learning the news Of their resignation, a
many oflhe principal towns throughout the king
dom. These documents are, OF course very simIla
in expression and sentiment they convey assuran
Of gratitude TO the King for having called 10 hi
councils men able and willing to resist tho change
which would destroy tho constitution of adnllra
| ton for the zeal and constancy Of Sir Robert ant
| his colleagues in resisting those changes-anJ Q
| hope tina, they nigh, be sustained.
| AT Cambridge the address was signed by abou
three hundred persons in the of few hours
! Another a, Canterbury, to Sir Robert himself wa
signed by seven hundred and forty in twelv
hours and others, with multitudes of signatures
were for wardcd from Liverpool Manchester, Eek
eter, and from var ions towns in Wiltshire, Worces
tcrshirc, Yorkshire, &c. as well Us from the seve
raj parishes of London and its environ
~ Y Com. ADJ.
| The London Gazette contains the appointment o
Lord Amherst rs Captain General of Upper AM
Lower Canada, and High Commissioners for tn
redress of grievances in Lower Canada.
| AT the Ooecns drawing room on the I'd O
April, The B'hop of OHIO (M'llsainc) was pre-
scented by the Change dAiiaires of the U. States.
| The New Orleans Bee contains tho particular
of tho plan Of revolt in Mexico, under Colonc
Alvarez, {who is said TO be very popular in tn
Southern Districts Of the Mexican Republic, y il
conjunction with Come Furas, the late Wee Pie
sidcnt They have five or SIX thousand men unde
their command--ite head quarters of Alvarez be
ing at Tesca, and OF Fcrias at Zacalecas. Pcdraza
formerly esteemed for bis Presidency, and Genera
Bravo are expected TO aid the insurgents. II ,hes,
cooperate with chiefs popular and eficien
ss tho former Two, SANTA Anna aud Barragar
may find It difficult impossible to oppose then
successfully. The contest may therefore be long
and bloody.