Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-15
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FARTHER / NTRACTS
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ted yer, promising. A long continued drought
had been succeeded BY refreshing and abundant
,ans,-whcl, SAYS Hereford paper, came rs blrss
sings To the country and lc, effect vceclallon is
most gratifying. Every thiue looks well "
The Qaeen gave on the ltha Safe Bah n Buck.
ngham Palacelt beng the first SINCE her marriage.
The Queen opened he ball IN qnadrillr. IN which
her partner was Prince George ol Cambridge, Pruec
Albert dancing wnh Pnuoess Augusta ol Cambridge.
The Ptnce afterwards wsllzed with ihe Ftincess
Augusta. Tac American Minstetand NJ ~. Steven.
son are enumerated among the distinguished per
sonage,s present.
Lord John hasScii, IN answcrto question nom Nh.
Hume, sand
commissioners were appointed by the Govc,n-
men OF Gicat Britain, who had surveyed the dkpu-
ted county, aud had arrived IN this oonnt, in Juu-
ary last. Their report vas received only lew DAYS
ago II contains matter of vry considerable impot
lance, and Is now under the consideration ot the
Gov,, nmeui, and answer will be Immediately Re
turned 10 the last proposition made Ivy The Govern.
ment ot tie unteJ SWtts, informing thcm Low lar
we fall IN with the proposition HEY lasl made
Thai Is the only answer can GIVE nj ptesrnt
upon thai branch OF the subject. WIN respect 10
the questions relating Ia lhe prov slond agreement
oi nsi year. II unfortunate that almost entirely
upon II that difficulties have arisen. The
noble Lord then udveflcd 10 the differences that had
arisen between the Two cennlrs on ,his SUBJECT. aud
concluded by saying, uust and believe that peace
will be Interrupted, hut Ina, the whole viii end
lcresc,s.'- tCheetsl
TIE EMPEROR NAPOLEON.
| Paris papers TO the l3lh. They wholly
devoted 10 enthusiastic congratulations upon the j.
dca lhnt the remains Of NAPOLEON are 10 be uous-
pnrled 10 France. The papers say that Generals
Bertrand aud Gouigaod, aud Couni Las Casss-
hose faithful followers who deemed II the hest
privilege 10 be permitted 10 share the exile Of their
fallen chleitain aud ,uler--afe accompany The
Prince de Jolnvtlle to St Helena General Potit,
ii whom Nppoeou took 50 affecting leave AZ Fon-
ianbl,au, IN 1914, viii III e~ Use proceed On lhe mis-
sion. In the Chamber oi Deput rs, on the IL the
Minister OF the INTERIOR having aseendod the ubune,
spoke as follows:
Gentlemen: The King has commanded his Roy
nj Hphness the Pruce dc Jolnvllle- (demo1stra-
IONS of attention aud ruiiosly Ito proceed with
his tigaie 10 the Island OF ST. iclena,io Obtain The
| last mortal remains 81 the Emperor Napolran-
! II .oud applause ~ the Chamber and public III.
bunes) We now ask you 10 ptaht US the means OF
receiving them on the soil of France w,lh the dignity
worthy oi his name. and 10 erect tomb 10 h,'
memory. (Great ao.lamations) The G"s'rnment,
| anxious To accomplish national duiy-tCnts oi
yes YES, YES )addiessed itstli Ia England, and re
guessed The surrender Of that precious deposit which
Iounne has placed IN ther hands. The wish had
hntd, been expressed when II was comPhtd with.
These are the words OF oar aguahiuIons niles;
Her Malrsty's Gotctnncnt hopes that the prompt
Jude wib winch the answer Is gwen will be ennsid-
cred IN France ~ proof OF lis wish 10 craze The
Last IRA, of hose national aunoslcs hen, during
The llc 81 the Emperor, armed France against Eng
land. Her B,Ilannic MaJes'y's Government wishes
10 believe that II any remains ol such sentiment
still .xi. they viii be buried IN tie tomb where
the last remains Of Napoleon shdi be deposited.
II .oud aud long accamatons) England rs risht
Genllcncn, this noble ituiion viii strengthen The
| bouds that unite US, and val contribute 10 'naee
our pa nfu iccollections Of lhe past TIE periods
arrived when The Two nations Should only have ihe
,emen braucc Of the glory. Tue l,1eale charged
with the moral remains oi Napoleon VII arrive at
the oulh of the Seine, where they will be re-
moved 10 another vessel, which viii convey them 10
Ps,is. They viii be deposited at the luvaljes.
solemn oriemony-a grand religious and military
pomp-wlll inang uraic the tomb winch Is 10 receive
them forever. 1t Is Important, Gentlemen, 10 the
majesy OF such soarenir, that tins august srpui
iuie should not b. IN public place III tie MIDST "l
a nosy and iuatIeniIve crowd. II is proper thai II
should be IN silent aud sIcted SPOT. winch .hn be
y sned MIIh awe by those who respect glory aud
genus, grandeur aud mIsofnnr. lie was Emperor
aud King. He Was The legitimate sovereign oi oni
cunnIry. With such tile lac could be inteued al
ST. Denis; but Nap leon must MOI have lie oldina-
~ s,puhute of kings. tHear, ear.)-Ile must sui
reign aud command ~ the building ~ winch ht sol
die,s of the country ,epose, aud 10 VII ch al VINO
may called upon 10 dslrnd II VIII 30 10 uiaw 'beif
! iuspn atoms. lis smord Will be paced upon i'Is
| tomb. Under the dome IN tie midst OF the temple
cops,ctsred by religion to the bud oi Aimles, art
will rIasc tomb, worthy, II possible OF The hame l"
| lie engraved upon II. la future France ana once
alone, Will possess what remains oi NhPoif"n Nv
grave, like the may Of Napoleon, wiii belong GU
ia Ia his country. The monarchy u 1888 - IN TACT,
lie onl, and lea inmate hc o' all the s0arcnfs oil
| winch France Is proud. IL belonged, doubtlts'. 10
| ,hls monarchy, winch the frs. 10 tally all The
slepp III aud cuncinie all The wishes oi the French
Revolution, to raise aud isafltssly 10 honot the sta
tue aud the tomb OF popular heio ioi tbefe s on
| " one lhiug which does not dread comparison Win
glo,y--ll IS lbrriy."
Signs & iears were the FIST audible responses given
b, HE Deputies 10 tins heart stniIDg Address
| Ale wards they crowded round the Mmlst, ~ IL
,oppratuiale them upon measure So glorious 10
| France.
MURDER OF LORD RUSSELL.
Lord William Russell was murdered ~ his own
house ~ Norfolk street, Park lane, London, May D,
II was s. pposed by his valet, HIS throat was
cut while he was l,Ing IA bed and was found wei
te,inp in hIs blood aud dead, his chamber having
been iled.
Lord William, who was in his seventy-lhird year.
rather utirin and very deaf lived alone IN his house
IN Norfolk 81; his Establishment couslsu Of two
female servants and Swiss VALET, Who had only
. been short time III his service. On Tuesday eve
nIBg he durd home, and reiired 10 his btd-rp"n,
! AT ms usual hou,-hali past ten. The Two ~ohe"
servants bed abOu the same TINE; tue sd't'
sitrng up I'LL nearly twelve. when ms master oo'
summoned him aud ile assisted Lord " Iiam ~
und ess saw him get into bed, ana by MS Lordshp
desire lighted = candle and gaV- hi l. book. There
was nothing extraordinary lord Williams APP
pearance 90 manner. The vaeI went 10 bed. lht
doofs and windows were all tasteaed. About n quar-
ter before 2 az W ednesday morning, Sarah Mancef
the houscmaid, eUtnp; aud she ionnd the papers 1t
her masters writing room scattered about l1i
uucra glass, cloak, some other articles oil dress