Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-04-14
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~, E,rMari4.-ln The IIjuse Of Commons
Ne "a 4th Nh : licrhrrl Er,uoI forward the ua,,,
rstnratfs He stated Thar Ito n,f,l,r If .I, -, ,
taissian would he pr,ipblv. slirltlv reduced I'm, he
should MT prcr,s, any dorrr,se !, i,o ,u,,L, IF ON
men ~ Which means If m Government ,,,,ld lao tl
t snd IT,, shi m tho nst neflrct STATE If c,unn,
ihe estimates differed latl from tbose If l,s yc,r
thee hpinr in some arnaruna,isa ,crr,as a,Jir o,,
a 'nali additional in.,,',.o nj =, nersc T., ANA, i,,a
additional c>pens, ,1 hrct, ,,,,,r,,d il, ,r,i;, 60,
ties apalp.t fire IN H. d,cE,a,ls and m ,,tl9 ~. @
rylu, out the contract of the IIliev lin. f .t.,,,c
In I4el n l,ro. s,,,,, lint .,o ,,,lr ,l b,, ci .
prn.r. 4nio NOR ,c g., r,,,, ,,,dr I'm, LJ - p,
Oniee tHlcusc, Tho Looo,,be rcntlennan cnncl,5,
by faavtna than A oDD ,5r, le who'd Il, ,l' y, :
the r..#nf,,, wear ~ -
In aH,1ecr Ia .orl Ippcstre.
lfd Stanley stated, tim Vas not The nicuton Of liz
N3fefha'd to srnd out any new expedition To the Nj
ger, still los ne composed OF white pefaons-On the
lail 9l The ''emntu he dselamed all wish assert
any aRht o. sovereignty in that quarter Of thu world Ii
W9s nj u med nlla9ehere Nledcnt 10 abandon the set
''h1a' a'ady made aud although any persons p8lne
~" Ia 81 tie there must DO their possibility
}ei =" Fornuem would give them the protection Of =
maj ifnci steamer, manned by Negroes.
1SppN, March The French Instruction Tor the
II hslun Of Spain WAS brought before both houses 81
nlsam,nt last night In the House Of Lords the sub
: Jtet MAS introduced by Lord Clarendon. and IN the
House OF Commons by Lord Palmerston, and for the
inst time within recollection, II treated rs
party question.
The conduct 81 France N organic nr or even m per
hitting the organization of this conspiracy Will leave
lasting STAIN upon the character Of lts Government III.
munly onc IN which II was xposod by Lord Clarendon
adis another Ia the list Of valuable services which h,
has rendered 10 Spin. ofeoursc the French Govern
ment deny all participation tins foul conspiracy and
as ord clarendon Justly remarked cit is far too pr,en
10 place proof o rs cunnivauce' within reach Blu
that II is patc,pat.r Is not the less true
fRANtE.-'lhe Paris journals of the Srd and Ath ar,
unusually barren In the renewal ofhe bureaus the oppo
came worse oil than even in the ast month Tie,
cannot even command Two. The consequence is tina
there Is no use d making liberal motion, either be
hall Of the press OF against the September laws. Tn
motion not beng recommended by three bureaus falls
, the ground, and cannot be even discussed
+ From The Constitutional
have r,,,Jr ,oo,i, ~, NJ u,,,y nav n IL
da,. however, the President al, rho Soc'n,y tho
, Rnr,l,, rccoycd nm t,i ,, ,l ,i w., Mn.
ter torbldno The p,,cl,ug rhe Soca,y =, ~ moor ~
! day To learn from the president tho n,n,,o IF ,his &
istrrsl Ic,isinn Sinrc Tho l2d or Eohar,. la, -
q asked of the Project ,r plico Il, ,ll,,. ,b 1,:
the saloon to omen il for the meeting Lad n ncgaiiy
answer been returned, there would have been time :,
counternsnd the invitations. Leave was again aske,
on the 18th Foreign dcpuations expected ON Sat
uday I'm arranging Tins meeting, the society obey "a
the statutes approved of by the Home Minister whic
L state that public meeting should take place ever
year the question the distribution of prize found
ed by Grcgorc. Sending invitations 10 foreigners wa