Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-09
CHAMBER OF DEPUTIEs-siaing of jan


nnblic tribune in order 10 vote upon uhe q"
s,mtte of the law on the Clearing oi !" ooos anu
Forests, ., |
NJ Isambcr, claimed to speak upon the oroef o,
the day. The Moneur ofthat morning coh'a'neu
said the Honorable DePuy) docunen. re''"' |
to some negotiations, pending between ''".o az |
Russia relative to claims anterior 10 lSl4 Asins
document appeared to be OF nature likely 20 cause
serious unea.iness IN the county, especiaiy +"
moment when another treaty, OF similar nature
was about TO be debated upon IN that mousse anu as
these negotiations rested upon convention Vi
which probably ofIhe same description Us ''''
treaty of 1915, & il had never been puo"sneu II,
the Bulletin de Lois nor IN any other collection OF
noIi,;ca documents that he was aware OF, he asked
permission of the Chamberto call upon ministers
for explanations upon this sabject,on Monday next
fagiaton III the cfntros
M Duchael, minister of commerce immaculate
Iy! From the centres, " Yes instantly, Instant
ly"I
General Demarcay You have the power TO de-
fer the matter If you not ready.
M. lsambert said that IN consequence oi 'he
seriousness Of the question, he considered hrlght
10 defer his demands for explanation until Mon
day.
NJ De Rlgny, minister for foreign affairs, slated
that he quite ready TO give what he cohsidereo
would be very satisfactory explanations reIxiVc 10
the article in the HJntteHr, to winch the hohora-
bic Member had allud d. He did not suppose that
the Chamber would pay any attention 10 the exag-
gerated reports in the journals 0O0oOoo-oo,-
600 600 had been spoken of that out Of the
question: The Minister then read the article
which was annexed o the treaty Of 1914 viz,
The Duchy of Warsaw being under the admins
traton of ProvIntial council established by Rus
STA, the high contracting parties have agreed upon
appointing INN dlateIy Special Commission,
composed of an equal number of Commissioners on
both sides, who shall be entrusted with the examl.
nation and liz nj lation of all reciprocal conscn-
tons" This article was confirmed by an adll-
tiona article TO the treaty of 1915. II became At.
forwards the object of convention, OF which NJ
Isambert had spoken; which convention was dated
the 9th September, 1916, and which was an
ncxed 10 all the treaties of that period. He did
not know Whether il had been in the Bulletin des
Lois.
M. Isambcr stated that it was no. in that col
lection.
NJ. De Rgny declared that it was nevertheless
annexed to the treaties, and he would engage
70 lay it before the Chamber. The Minister then
repeated the particulars stated in the Monteur
to the causes of the delay in the assembling
of the Commission, and concluded by saying
the final winding up of the account there would
not be any additional burden 10 the country in con-
sequence.
MASSACRE OF POLES AT TRIESTE.
:" TRIESTE, Dec 80 1884, We have Just wit
messed in our town horrible scene, which recalls
the massacres of the Poles at EIbing and at Els
chau. The King of Prussia will not be the on
y one who can boast of being the most devoted
ally of the Autocrat The assassination of
vcrul peaceabIe refugees has proved to Nicholas
that the hangman of Vienna is his intimate
friend, and that he, Nicholas, may emulate him in
cruelty.
Yesterday, at ten o'clock at night, a Pole nam.
ed Iollowski, prosecuted and retained without any
motive, IN dungeon, escaped and took refuge in
barrack occupied by about twenty Poles, who were
about to depart for America The instant after the
Commissary arrived, and demanded that the Pole
who had escaped should be given up to him. The
Poles answered, that they were ready to give him
up but that they wished first to know what would
be his fate, and on what authority the Commissary
reclaimed him.
" The Commissary, instead of replying, aud
showing his mandate, went 10 fetch the guard, and
returned accompanied by the chasseurs foot
who rushed upon the disarmed Poles, the gre eater
number of whom had already gone to sleep. They
were brave on this occasion, the Austrian soldiers
they plunged with courage their bayones into the
breasts the Poles, who did not defend themselves
all would have been massacrcd, but for the pi'y of
sereants, who arrested the fury of the officers
and the soldiers. Three Poles, however, are now
expiring of mortal wounds. 1t is hoped that seven
Others seriously wounded, will be saved. The un.
happy ZoltowskI was again thrown into irons, co
vered with The blood of his countrymen.
VIENNA, Jan. IA great number of Poles have
embarked at Trieste for America and the necessary
preparations have already been made for the depar-
turc OF the vessels. augsburg Gaeette.
SPAIN.
Pr,pate Correspondence.
Paris, Saturday, Jan. 81, o'clock P. MA
Courier from Madrid is hourly expected at the for.
egn office, intelligence his arrival OF Bayonne
having already been transmitted by the telegraph
1t IS probable thot more was told than the mere an.
pearance of a courier & unfavorabe constructions
have IN consequence been put the silence Of the
Moriteur & the other ministerial journals. Enough
had tIanspred without this fresh cause of uneasi.
ness to produce some depression in the price OF
Spanish securities. The proclamation of mart al |
law IN B'scay Il Navarro is calculated TO add TO The
vague alarms which previously existed, without any |
Ineligible lncreaseto the extensive powers which |
were previously enjoyed by the military common +
iers, & the modified account which is gwen in The
joa0t les De5ats ofthe late disaster in Old CASTLE
Is not well calculated TO mpart satisfactory colour
10 the present aspect of affairs on the other side of
he Pyrenees.
Add to this the growing unpopulary of the
Queen Regent the presumpuous bearing ofthe
new War Minister, with the consequent danger of
discussion IN the Cabinet, and such a state of
things rs conceivable as would so far to remove
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