Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-08
FOREIGN NEWS.
LATER FRO FRANCE

forh Courier, daied on The 2sh, al noon, sny, -
IL Our news collector has just reached the city from
the iavre packet shlp chatem1gne, Capt. Pierce,
which sailed on the 5Ib instant. she brings Pars
and Have dates u tbs 81 and London Of the IL
MT, a, alsj Dc patehe, for Government ion o u
Minister st ParIs winch have been forwarded by
the mail
Tho Preach Chamber Of - spolies assembled
on the lot % Dessnbf. On that day aud tie
folio wing, their pfoeeedn possessed Interest.
The Mlnlsers were called upon tor explanations
~ 70 tho causes of ths recent changes IN tue
Cabinet, and a diy fixed upon when they wall b.
gwen.
The accounts ION LONDON week late
han those received DIRE fion England. Things
renaIn there ~ stafn quo The Duke Of welding.
ton was srIi filling al the Departments OF state, aud
waiting the arrival Of Sir Robert Peel
The Duke ofGlou esler, he nephew and brother
inlaw ofthc KING, - dad.
The latest Jites rom Paris and Huyrc are 10 the
3 December. The Chdmb rs had been 10 session
two days, nrd the question Of the Indemnity Treay
with th, county, la MOI yet been touched Tho
followlng EXTRACTS are sad to embrsco every
thing that could D fou11 TINS subject, after
careful perusal Of the numerous French papers
The Courier Francas says-" tho motive as
signed by VI. Brc,son for declining the profered
scat IN the Cabinet was the mposslbIllly OF his sup
porting tho Government with respect 10 the pay
nent Of the 2j millions 10 the Uulled States. NJ.
! Ericsson asscfts that wheo he WIS Secretary Of
Legation in the United States, he had opportu-
nity of knowing that the money, If award d, WoIid
not 90 to persons Who ha1 really experienced los
ses and that he could not, as Minister, support
what he conceived 10 he contrary 10 he interests Of
France
The G z.ue dc France, of Nov 3, says, " W.
are assured that long before Admiral Ouperre cane
mo Office, his hostility 10 the American lrrnty was
publicly known AMI that woen he accepted Office,
the King told hp his opinion ON tia, subject was
no obslucie, and that he could express his OPINION
IN the Council"
Tho Messenger Of Nov %, says" A report Is
in circulation that the Ministry Is ngain on the eve
Of rosgnng 10 u body The draught OF speech 10
ho delivered by the King was /, Is said, read in
the Council and met on Tho part of his M ,Jesty
The strongest opposition not only rs 10 she speech
IN question, but 10 any speech being delivered Tn
Ministers persstlng requiring the Session o b
opened by the KING IN person, matters proceeded |
so far that If the convoeaon OF the two Oh nbers
should not appear for Royal Snlng the Cabinet
may lie considered 10 be broken up.
PARIS, 81 Dcc.-CertalnIy,l If a project Of law hns
become OF political lmpor IN tho mldsl Of the |
in,rig1cs and ministerial revolutions we have OK
porienced 1t is tho project concerning the % m Hon,
of the United States.
Instead of asking the continuance of a monopo.
ly, the minister Of fnarces ought to have asked for
this 2J millions. The minister had not this aud,-
city. But had he dorc II, free 10 confess
that its rejection would have proved moth ny Of
general positive dehnltye character against il.
Ii Temps.
HAvnE, LIST Doc.-Therc was much talk ycs,er.
day on our Exchange OF an occurrence, somewhat
singular, which 1t Is sad, has ttten place at a
mceting of the Chamber OF Commerce, and which,
the mystery with which thai body
always surrounds its deliberations, has uanspircd,
no one knows how.
II we may believe those who say they have oh
tanned some information IN regard TO matter which
hns greatly excited public curiosity, tho following
are the particulars which we give without guaran-
tccing their veracIty.
Some of tho members of our Chamb'r of Com
mcrcc Impccd, it is sad, by most ardent zeal to
take the inIl'aIory Steps IN those questions which
may be important To our commerce, proposed TO
heir colleagues to address 10 ministers in Inc stnpe
If the result Of II cnnsuanon, petition expressing
The desire entertained by the commerce OF HaVrc
that the law of indemnity OF 25 millions claimed
by the United States, should DO adopted Gord
fensons for this were not wanting. Such the
interests Of French commerce aud the ncccs lty OF
between the United States aud this
country, the perfect goo understanding which d
existed for so long time aud exercised SO tnyonra
Die an influence on our commerce bur unfortunate
) when It became necessary TO take n vo c on the
subject, the Proposition was Lost
.Jonr dt. Htu,e.
Paris accounts Of the 3Oh Nov say, among the |
laws Fl st to bc ptesemed o the Chan bes viii be-
that fbr thc indemnify OF D millions to he United
States postscript 10 the above says, am TINS
instant ILUfmcd as hasr ABOVE mentioned, that
the project of the law fot % millions. will be pre-
scented At the FIRST snes. II will bp pushed through
as qnlckly possible Ii they succeed VI De
BroslIc Will be recalled the next day after its ndop
tron. TINS IS, at eas, the plan OF the presen Mn
isry."
On the 81 and ih the Chambers would not as
scmbe, On tn. 9th the promised explanations ave
to be given 10y the French Ministry, and amongst
them the treaty with this country Will, no doubt,
stard conspicuous Should II appear tina. the Mn
sters do not possess ma jorlty IN the Chamber of
Deputies, it is positively stated that body will be
dissolved, and thai NJ, Theirs has already written
to the projects OF the departments directing them TO
make Preparations for new election
The house of Peers sitting as a Court for the
trial Of the insurgents at Lyons and esev here in
April last, The number of persons implicated is
very large and according to report OF the Com
mttee ofthc House, II would appear the ,nsurrec-
ton the result of an extensive and dangerous
conspiracy.
The accounts from Spain continue of an unsatis.
factory character. In Portugal, things are far from
being settled 1.-THE Misuclte party again raises
its head conservative ministry in England " Guild |
prevent any foreign asss'ance beng given TO Don |
ma Maria and without u, her father would certain
~ never have returned 10 his capital
In the sitting OF the Chamber oi Peers Of the Isl