Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-23
From he Paris correspondencee fMe ~ Y. american.

From The Paris correspondencee fMe ~ Y american.
January %
We were treated yesterday with an ed.tar,al arli-
Gle IN the journal DIES Debates. on the IIa rIsburg
affair aud the Canadian question The arlicl. rep
resents the latest advites from Phiadclphn as a,ar-
ming 10 respect To the results ofthc contest al lar
rsburg. II roundly blame both parties and the
PennsJ lvanla Secretary OF State IN particular. Ii
deems the answer Of President Van Buren, To- Gov
crnor Ritncfs application for aid susceptible OF be-
ing interpreted into proof that the Original tuinult
was organzedby a Federal iunciionary AT Philadel-
ph,a. ], quotes from Niles Register the remark
that the scenes al Harrisburg The more epora-
Bile, lnasmnch as they show onDous political
mood ~ on' Union The Debates proceeds 10 say:
The act of the Pennsylvania Secretary Of STATE.
though, no doubt, exceedingly ieprehcnslblc, can
not be held to justify, IN any manner The rmpoy.
ment OF brute force by the Demociac parry for
II is evident thar, The final sciuliny OF the differ
ent returns the candidates really let,cd would have
obtained JusiIce. The audacious attitude, hitherto
without example IN the Umtcd States which the
Democratic parry assumed on this OCCASION has rem
dered predetermined the stability oflhe institutions
OF North America"
January 90.
One OF the popular novelisls Of Pans has lust
Issued tale entitled Unc Ldrme Ia Diabie "a Tear
OF the Devil) presume thar his Satanic Males
~ has as NILE occasion To shed tears here as in any
pant OF the world, especially on the Sabbath. Three
suicides, quite Illustrative, are recorded for Sunda,
last from one OF The masked balls. The FIST tie
result OF supple love intrigue between single per-
sons the second, of an adultery the third, of
clerks waste oi a urge sum stolen from his master
The proportion will duly increase when the Carnival
proper opens its flood gates. But there is no lack
OF very good Catholic books on the observance Of
the Sabbath
II is about ayear since heard French lady Of
ihreescoic, among the most sacacnus and obs,,yan,
have ever known, who, for thirty. five wears had
moved most widely through various circles of this
capital, where she was born, express the belief ina,
no one million OF people IN any one area OF the globe
thought or prepared 50 lhile for another life as the
iaflsIans. Inc absorbing idea and aim is pleasure
IN all the iorrs aud extremes of prossness and ref
men' 10 winch II can be yielded by passion. frailiy
voice, iancy TASTE genius, talent, money or labor
According TO the medical journal EHygie of the
eighteen thousand persons who annually quit this
HE IN Pans more than thousand die 10 the hos
ptais, most OF whom are victims of sensual excess.
| Inc tate OF the greater pau OF The hundreds whose
bodies are dragged from the Seine and of the lhou.
SANDS VINO tenant The lunallc asyums, is due 10
me same cause. Alas poor hnman nature was
tue constant exclamation OF the late Reo.,ts V.ux
OF Philadelphia. | would rather see hero = f..
such men as Roberts Naux and Thomas Eddy or
John aughan, OF Philadelphia or n Dr. Tuckcyn,p
" neadns ms rnlsry at large, than rev Mo-
l'efes and La Places, in any number, though am
! vii and science
| have before me circular, dated the 10Th in
slant, OF The Mayor and assistant officers, and the
members OF the Charitable BureauoC the 9Th dis
,nei' fdfond'ssementJ impofng aims from the IN.
haoitans IN general Of Paris 70, the eleren thousand
inscribed paupers OF that district, without counting
nose who suffer extreme peuury, and vet through
shame refrain from registering themselves. The
."cu'ar announces, moreover, that in the same DIS
| "e', mere are twelve municipal schools filled with
ch''d'en without necessary clothing and yet the 9Th
Is not the poorest of the districts and Paris has new
or oeen on the whole, more prosperous than at the
present time,