Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-07
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.

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Bv the packet ship Poland. Captain Anthony,
the New York Journal Of Commerce la, rcceiv
ed Par, and iIavrc papers both to Saturday eve
ming November 2ls,, containing London dates 10
the evening of the l9tlL
Mr.. Barton had not yet lief, Paris though j, is
announced in the llavrc Journal OF the 2lst that
h. had taken passage Oh board the packet ship Al
bany which was TO sail on the ld Of December
French fleet under Admiral Mackaw, was
said 10 be preparing for Wit 10 this quarter OF
the world TO look after the interests of the French
commerce.
A sudden change has overcome the prospects of
Europe, on account oil ,omc demonstrations made
made by the Emperor OF Russia, particularly
speech which he put forth at warsaw copy of
which may be found below. Both the French
and English papers are filed With Indignation at
the tone assumed by the Cat. aud war he
tween Russia add France i, represented to be by
no means improbable. II IS u topic errn more
fruitful uf discussion IN the French and knglish
papers, than tlsc kmcrican question.
The meeting OF the French Chambers Is post.
poncd from the 2s,h December to the l2,h Janu-
ars.
The funeral OF Admiral De R'gny was eeisJra-
ted on the lth, with great pomp.
The Spanish Corcs have assembled, and their
session Was opened by satisfactory speech from
thu Queen
There hive been NO important movcnlcnt, IN
il,s north oil Spain, though in general tho cause Of
Don Cari,,s appears TO he declining. Report said
that Russia and is associate powers were prepaf-
ing 10 assist him.
Galiignanl's Messenger Of the 10Th SAW, We
have been led into IN announcing tn. dcpar-
tre Of Mr.. Barton, the American Charge d'Af-
fairies. Tie is still IN Paris. He has, however,
!
Legation, and no longer iransaots bushes 10 nm
official capacity. Mr.. Brent, the consul of t,..
United States, now signs passports, and perform.
the routine business"
Pans, "Wednesday Nov, li.-Tho .Wuag,r
says" The Charge dAlsircs of the United
States Of America having demanded hi, passports,
received then, Yesterday morning at ten O'Clock,
aud Immediately after ordered preparation, to be
made for his departure on Saturday. All the pa
pers OF the Legation had been sent off TO the L.
States, and persons we'll infoimrd Of the state of
things say, that the period OF the arrival OF the
vessel that is conveying them will determine the
tone of the Presidents Message II the opening of
Congress. II these documents arrive in time Gen.
Jackson will throw out fire and flame against
the French Government, which ii will accuse
Of the ATTRACTION Of trca,irS in the contrary Gaze
oe will merely announce to Congress that he i,
waiting for the To the note delivered hv
his orders 10 the Cabinet Of the Tuilcries"
Pans, Nov. LITTLE Impartial states, that
when MIR. Barton, the Charge dAlisi.cs Of the
United States, demanded hi, passports, they were
given 10 him, unaccompanicd by any expression of
regret al his departure, or any wishes for a more
pacific tone br,ug adopted the part Of hi, Go
vernmen,. 1t approves Of this, since any indca-
ton OF fear Of the consequences of his departure
s,.,plJ tx.. Of ,t.
AT the same time there is fear of an immediate
rupture, and the choice of SUCCESSOR To the var
like Jackson will remove mos. of the dilicutic, IN
the way OF negotiation. However it ma, turn
out, vague apprchcnsions are sill caused by this
affair, and 1t is possible that b,i,nrs ma, be- ,eri-
ously affected by it.
SPEECH OF THE EMPEROR NICHOLAS.
PARIS, Nov. 1.-Mcntion la, been several
tiIoes made by the German papers of a speech adj
dressed by the Emperor Nicholas to the dcputaiion
of the Municipal Body ofWarsaw, upon his late
visit to that city, which only remark able for
its extreme severity and irritating character A.
though these papers have 10, published this docu-
,sent the following is said 10 be an authentic copy
which, from its tone and spirit, are led to wish
may be spurious
Gentlemen IL know that YOU have wished to
address nc, and am acquainted with the contents
of your intended address but, TO spare YOU from
delivering faschood, desire that i, may not DC pro
nounced. Yes, gentlemen, il is to save you from
falsehood; for | know your sentiments are not
such you wish TO make me believe them to be.
How can put faith in them, when you held the
same language 10 me on the eve Of the revolution
Are you not the same persons who talked to me
tive and eight years ago of fidelity and devoted.
moss, and made me the finest pro,es,a,ons of at.
tachmrn,. and yet, in very few days after Won
violated your oaths, and committed TN. ,nos,
violent actions! The Emperor Alexander. WIN
did more for you than an Emperor of Russia onoh,
to have done who heaped benefits upon Won !;
who favored you more than his own subjects. and
who rendered your nation the most aourishiug and
happy; the Emperor Alexander was treated with
the blacklist ingratitudc.
You never could make yourselves eon,cn,ed viii,
your most advantageous position, and, in tho end
bscams the destroyers Of your own happiness.
thus tell you the truth in order to throw true liph
upon our relative positions, and that you NAV
Know upon what YOU have 70 depend, for / am nov
sceing and speaking TO YOU for the frs time since