Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-04
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
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The shin, Sparta, Capt. Bunting, arrived nj
New York, ON the 2ith ult. from ilavrc, whence she
sailed on the Doth MAY. Capt. Il has furnished
the editors Of the \. ! Courier and Enquirer "ilh
Paris papers Of the 2lth, and llasrc OF the 10Th
Nav. "
Tho debates in the Chamber Of Deputies on the
Budget have not vet been closed. Ministers, II l'
said.g opposed bui ieebly sumo reductions which
have been proposed IN tie appropriations iof the
eoionv of Aleier>. and that they are induced TO
fake this course from a bad feeling towards Marshal
Clausel. who has been long IN command there,
and " no is a strong advocate for preserving this
possession TO France.
Gen. Bug, aud, an Aid de Camp To the Ming,
hn, who we do not rcculleci ever distinguished
himself az a military man, has been sent 10 take
the command IN Africa, Marshal ClauScl being now
in Paris. II was said in Paris that Gen. d'Arlan-
PES. commanding at Oian, bad been repuiscd by
the Arabs, at the moutl, of the river Tatua. III"
Cable Arabs who inhabit the borders OF that river
can unite together eight OF ten thousand warriors
The two french Princes continue to be treated
with the greatest distinction BY the court Of Berlin.
Twelve hundred troops OF tho Queen OF SPAN
having obtained permission To pass through / rance,
ha,, embarked at Sccoa for SAINT Sebastian,
This reinforcement, with others from Santandei,
s., will place General Evans AT the head of 10000
men. IL WIS iitI fNi'AAh III N''l'' ''hNN Nv
Carlis,s at Passage. and II successful, effect u
junction with the French legion under General
Bnruellc. NJ. ttco, the Minister taCtofam OF Don
Carlos, is very I'll, and the official papers are sign
ed by others. The CatliSt> expect to he Nieor-
ousl, attacked. and are acting on the defensive.
The head quarters OF Don Carlos were AT \, Ola
Franco.
Rcports were in circulation IN Paris, OF serion,
Disturbances having taken place in Madrid.
There adbeen much fighting IN the streets. twas
SAID two procdfadofes had been killed. and the
Queen had been compelled To place Nj. Mondiz,-
bel at the head ofthc Ministry. The paper, how
ever, which publishes these accounts, SAYS, they
require Coutirnaton.
The following Is an extract of a letter If the bili
inst. from Rome 1t is generally known that the
family Of Lueien Bonapartc resulted at Gamma, of
which he J., the proprietor. Two OF his son, NV
ING away to the impctuoslly OF youth, engaged IN
a quarrel with the came keeper, when the latter was
killed. The Roman government Immediately sent
d detachment OF of carblncers TO the spot, with
orders to arrest the two princes they, however,
made resistance, and were lo,ned by other Young
men of the neiehborhood. The officer command
ing the detachment was shot dead bv n pistol from
one of the princes. Tho combat bccanc general /;
several pc rSotls were wounded, and among others,
the sub-licutenant and two carbinecrS dangerously
81. The government force finally obtained the
victory one Of the prince, escaped, but the other
WAS Immediately sent under an escort to Rome,
where he arrived on the 9Th, shortly after the news
Of tho event had reached Government. 1t Is SAID
that the Lieutenant who was Killed is related 10 a
%prelate."
Another expedition has left the port of Cher
bonre in search of Lilloise, and Government
has left nothing undonc to ensure success. Every
thing that experience can Indicate as being neces-
sary aud useful IN 50 important an expedition has
been collected ON board tie corvette Recherche.