Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-29

sun,ra y more definite shape. Letters from Consan-
finopr II the lh p<i. state that on The 9th. war
| bad been fo,may reclaimed IN the Turkish capital
against the trbeons Paeha ofEgy,t, and The writer's
! even IN 50 FAR repntt the ,peech male by the
Sultan the of his peet the OCCASION The
questions now asked are tnai part will France take
What part vii RI sia take What part viii Eng.
land take ! VIII there be general war IA Europe
To The teree frsl questions Lord Pamefston wouiu
protabl, decline give any answer 10 the last ne
would say NO" and thai is the common sense
! view Of the case, bur IL must rot be disguised 'hai
there Is drvsh spnit abroad in favor oil war ana
bloodshed, 10 restrain which will require grea, wis
dom and great 6rmness on the part OF tile bovein-
meuts. The French ministers have demanded an
extraordinary credit from the Chamber OF Deputies,
Tor the purpose of augmenting their feet IN the Med
itcrranean.
NOTES EXCHANGED BY THE FRENCH
AND RUSSIAN CABINETS.
Noteqi The French Charge d'dDnres at 81. Peers
bmgh
The undersigned charge d'A1AiresofI1 HIS Majesty
The King Of the French Is instructed 10 express TO
ithe Cabinet Of ST Petersburg the profound affection
~ hich the French Government has experienced on
learning The conclusion of the treaty Of The sIh OF
Jny last between His Majesty the Emperor OF Rus
STA aud The Grand Signor. In the opinion Of the
Kings Government thai treaty lmpans 10 he mutual
relations OF the Ottoman empire and OF Russia new
character against which all the Powers oi Europe
have right TO pronounce themselves
WliFo undersigned lstbcitIofe instructor 10 ueclfe,
that II the stipulaons Of that act hereafter 10
bring an armed intervention OF RUSSIA IN the in
tcrnal aifaiis Of Turkey, the French Government
would hold itself who'll, ~ liberty 10 adopt such a line
OF conduct circumstances might suggest. acting
from that moment as II Tie sad treaty existed
| The undersigned is also desifed To inform the lmpe
/ rial Cabinet that similar declaration has been bey
cred 10 The Ottoman Porte by HIS Mai estys Anibds-
/ sador nj Cons,aninoplr. !. DE LAoRENE.
Reply ofMe Russian Minister Of Foreign Affairs
The undersigned has received rhc note by which
NJ l. de Iagrrne, CbBrge de Aiiaires OF his majes
~ the King of the French, has communicated the
deep regret which The conclusion OF the treaty OF the
Sh ofJuy between Russia aud the Porte has caused
the French Government, without stating ~ The same
time either the motives al thai regret OF The nature
of the objections which thai Treaty may give rise.
The undersigned cannot be acquainted with them
--stl less can lac nndersIand them. The treaty oil
the 9Th o July is purely ceiensiye II has been con
cudcd between Two independent powers, exercising
the pleniude itheir rights. aud II does no preJn-
dice 10 The interests Of any state whateversa
What could, therefore be the objections which
other Powers might deem themselves justified IN
traisine against such Transaction How above all,
could they declare that they consider II Of no vail
div. unless they have ~ view the subVcrsIon Ut m
empire which the treaty il destined TO preserve But
such cannot be the design OF the French Cover
mcni II would be it open variance with all the
declarations it made III the last complications in the
East. The undersigned must, therefore, suppose
rhat the opinion pressed in NJ de Lagrene's note
rcsls upon incorrect data, and That better Informed
by The communication of the treaty which The Porte
has Recently made known To tie French Ambassa-
dor al tnns,aniinoplc, Ills Government will better
apprcc, the value and usefulness OF n trans
action concluded N splrlt as paclhc as aonscr,a-
live.
That act changes indeed. the nature Of the tela-
lions between Russia aud the Porte; for 10 II long
enmiiy, makes relations of in''mac, and confidence
I succeed. wherein the Turkish Government !" hence
forth find guarantee OF stability and. II need be,
means of defence calculated 10 insure lis prcserva-
tion.
It's IN this eouyicton aud nnhled h., ,he r-...esi
and dsnferesled intentions, that His Maj sly
the Emperor resolved ON fai'hiully fulfilling,
slou'i the occaslon present iiscli, the obgaiions
which lie tlcaty of the sh of July imposes upon
! hn, acIng thus rs the declaration contained in
! VI. de Lngtcne's note did not exist.
NESSELRODE.
! ST. Petersburg. October. 1889.
! lNptA-Accordlns Ia Calcutta GAzcttes received
ia Pans. extensive conspiracy against the Eng
llsh had been discovered hy magistrate OF Madras.
Dos Mahomcd, the Schdh Of Persia, and MHnn
Singh, who were al the head OF The plot, had sent
upwards OF 900 emissatics the native chiefs to ex-
cite them to revolt. The Schah had marched II
Z .inst llerat al the head of 10000 men, after de
iaching a corps OF 5000 men 10 'uShre.
MARKETS..
Liverpool Cotton .ue1ket. June 3.--The market
conipues very demesscd; and prices have de
chned Id ler Id IN American descriptions since
Fuddy.
Literpool Chiffon 1iarktt, June 2s,l-Cotton-
The enqu ~ from the trade CONTINUES 10 be very
limited and the ,natker has been exceedingly dull
Throughout the week, aud has closed here AT de-
cline OF Ill per 10 upon American al on Ecyuan.
and I'D on all other descriptions. Pflces--l0 Sea
sland 1911 Stained y $500 Bowed Georgia 2 !;
1880 Mobile, Alabama and Tennessee 7; $3.50
n. Orleans $50 Primdn Paralba 81
June aIst.-nhe demand has been eXccedinrl,