Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-05
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
LATE EROMuANEE.

The packet ship Burgundy. Capt Rocket arR-
ed at New York. bangs Pars papers to the 3oih u't,
and Hayrc to the LIST inst Tue Paris papers do not
contain much interesting Intelligence
The Paris papers announce the death OF the
Duchess de Broghe. She the daughter Of the
celebrated Madame dc Stael.
The London Courier saws lha, IN consequence OF
the interference OF the magistrates, Mr.. Van Am
burghs proposed rs ceusion with the Royal Tiger, m
a balloon, was not allowed 10 take place.
The London Herald announces that drails 10 all
the regiments IN Jamaica aud the Wind"ard and
Iecwafd Islands, amounting 10 30 officers aud 500
rank and file, have been ordered to hold themselves
in readiness and embark soon as means oil con
yeyance can be provided. 1t IS supposed that these
additions to the West llda force prospective To-
wards Canada.
The following is the text the letter addressed by
Prince Louis Napoleon Bonap1rte to The Landau
manu. Mr.. Snderwert. President OF the Petty Eoun-
ell Of the Canton of fhurgau. IN announcement oi
the Princes resolution To withdraw lrom Swizof-
land
SR-When the Duke de Montebcllo's note
WAS addressed to the Diet, | declined submitting to
the demands OF the French government, as 1t was
important for me 10 prove. by my refusal 10 fctie
that my arrival in Switzerland was breach OF no
engaeement-that had a iightio reside thefc-and
that should find in that country both assistance and
protection. DuIlnc the last month. Switzerland. by
her energetic pfotestafious and by the decisions OF
her Grand Councils, which have rs yet been assem-.
bleI, asproved that she is ready to make the great
est sacrhccs tor the martenanoe OF her dignity aud
hei rights. She has done her duty rs an indcpen-
dent nation. | shall do mine, and remain true the
voice oil honour ! may be prosecuted, but never
humiliated.-'rhe French government having de
clared that the rejection OF It's demand by the Diet
would be the signal OF couilagtauon, OF which
Switzerland might be the victim, IL only remains
Tor me to withdraw from country where my pre-
sence IS the subject OF such unjust peieIisions, and
where II might be made the pretext Of such fearful
caames
Therefore request You Sir, 10 announce to the Eel
eral Directory that shall felire rs soon as that BIO
dy may have Obtained from the \ ambassadors of the
different Powersthe necessary passports 10 enable
me 10 proceed to place where may find a secure
asylum. In now voluntarily quitting the only coun-
Try IN Europe in Which have found support and
pto,eciion-in Withdraw ing from a land 80 Justly dear
10 me-l hope To prove TO the Swiss people that |
was not unworthy the marks OF esteem and ailec
ton which they have Iavished upon mc.-Nevcr
shall forget the noble conduct Of the Cantons
winch lave pronounced so couIageously in my Ia
and above all, the recollection otthe generous
protection Gr'ned TO me by the Canton Of Thurgau
will ever remain deeply engraven IN my heat.
trust that this separation will be eternal, and
that a day will come. when. without compromising
the interests OF two nations. that should remain
on friendly terms, may again find the asylum wheel
residence OF 90 years and acquired rights entltlc
me TO consider as second county. BE the inter
prefer, Sir oimy grateful feelings The Councils, and
be assured that the idea of saving Switzerland from,
trouble can alone diminish the regret which
feel on quitting her hospitable soil have the
honor, etc.
(Signed) "NAroLEoN LouIs.
Arenemburg 22d Sept 1898"
The journal des DeJats saws that in spite Of the
sinister predictions OF the opposition press the affair
relative 10 the removal of LOUIS Napoleon has tern,
mated TO the satisfaction OF France and that such =
result due 10 the firmness of the French govern
ment. This Journal expresses apprehension for
Fa'a S,,s.Y
again TO set foot on its soil, the French government
would again demand his expulsion with the same
hrnness as before. " Besides" adds the Debats
sutherland herself can have no wish again TO serve
as me ."s'tun ent OF the criminal and ambitious pro-
)ec's OF an adVepturer. The French abinct has oh
tanned all that II required and is satisfied with the
dehnitite retreat OF Louis Napoleon and peve,
entertained the extrayagant idea of hnmblinp Swift,
zef'ind' or interfering with her internal policy The
French government has already proyed ire 6,m,ess
and viii now prove its moderation" The volun,,,y
retirement OF Louis Napoleon, tue Debais a,,,ihn,cs
10 us CONVICTION that the quarrel is not thar oC
switzerland, and that he is really entitled To J.s;g
nate himself not Swiss citizen. but a refugee
FRENCH EMIGRATION TO ArRIcA.-A Toulon lei,
ter OF the Gath Sept. ays:-"The Ministerial ci,cu
lar relating TO the conveyance of colonsts To Africa
Is already producing beneficial results Alsace has
sent whole families and numerous emierants are
daily arriving from all part Of France TO 20 over to
Africa Only one thing is wanting tor the full pros
PS'"y VI Jul seH'eHeHis III tDat Country; permS-
sson Tor The coonlsts TO commence working on the
plan oil hltidia and TO extend then agricultural op-
erations to Blda and Coeah."
AN AWFUL sPEcTACLE.-Some persons gather
ing nuts III the woods Of Haudiamouni IF rance IN
the Mense, discovered the skeleton of man still
clothed and held together by the dress lie wore in
lie; and by the side oil an English pistol which
lad been discharged. On examination the law was
found to be broken, and from other Circumstance,
Il was evident that the deceased must have commit
ted suicide upwards OF twelve months ago
The following is the highly judlclous answer re-
turned ny Marshal Lobau TO the address from the
Birmingham Union to the National Guard of paris.
on IFS reported petiiion for electoral reform:-
oen'lentn,-1 have received the address you have