Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-25
Foreinm Entelliasure.
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In thc HOUSE o' "'hhoa' on the "a INST Mr. Cob
den made s1e inquiries relative 10 the desnation Of the
Menczuma steam lrgale and commanded by al, officer
IN the heIYlee Of lle hfilah government.
SIR X ieei said he believed the llcis were these
two vessels were hilin2 out one ii bdek"a and the
iher at Liverpool 1t was said that these vessels were
for the Mexican government. Application had been
made TO the British Government To permit them 10 be
manned with British seaiaen, aud that permission had
been refused.
The Texan government had leen informed fhat if
h Hiilties should lake aee. it the intention a the
Enalish government TO maintain perfect neutrality
FRANCE.
The Kim opened the session on Tuesday the 2Gth
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sGenIemen, Peers and Dcpulies--l'nder the Grief
Which cprreaoee pr dps''od c lint dnarr loved son
whom considered destined replace me On the throne
aud who wa7 the glory ard support of my old ape.
have deemed IT imperative to hasten the moment OF your
assembling around me We have. together. great
duty to fulfil v hen 1t snail please God TO call me to
himself II IS necessary that France aud the constitutions
al monarchy be- secured AGAINST beng for moment ex
posed loany interruption of the royal authority. You
will therefore, have to deliberate upon the measures re
quslte iar preventing, during the minority my beloved
grandson, lhs immense DANCER
This calamity that las hciaen me does not render
me ungmteil 10 Divine Providence. which sill pre-
serves to me my children worthy Of all my tenderness
aud of the confidence of France.
.Genllemen let us cure the rep0se and safety
of our Country At later period shall call upon you
to resume your accustomed labHs relative 10 State az
fairs"
The reply ol the Chambers was sympathetic with
The affection Of The King in the highest d'gree. The
eulo1y passed IN II upon the III aied Duo de Orleans is
expressed IN terms the most lcrYeni and affecting.
II appears now certain That the conservatives again
mean TO elect NJ Sazel 10 the nr' sldeney oihe Cham
her after which the Re9enoy ill viii lie presented and
passed. aud tue session. cehvohed lor That special pur
pose. pr1fogned To November
The thamher q, Peers h7S unanimously voted an ad-
dress OF coincidence to the i>'ng
ihe inst part Of the mineral ceremony OF the Duke Of
or'e9nS-namelY. me removal Of the body from Nenil-
~ to the Cathedral Of Notre Dame, took place on
Na'ndaN inc greater part OF The garrison aud national
Guards were under arms ana 1t might be said that the
whole OF the poPlat"n di Paris had collected on the
rad to see The procession
TIE OVERLAND MAIL.
China news to the l2h of April. and Singapore Jour
nails to the 9Th of May have been received.
II was said that Nang an imperial commissioner was
route 10 offer SO n 600 rs compensation TO the
British r the cypensesehc war aud the surrendered
opium also the eessionut lonr Kong as the price of
peace.
The Chinese had already commenced removing the
ruins and rubbish preparatory 10 rebuilding the Roune
forts.
Some flhng had taken place al Nincpo. in which
lO) British routed 5000 Chinese with the loss Of from
to 700 slain. The British had three Killed and IL
wounded
The X ber Pass was being re occupied by The Al
reeds and the whole rpal to Cabul stocadcd and de
Tended liz all the DISTINCTIONS Ike enemy could ON
pse.
General Sae's victory over Akhar Khan had struck
such INTO the minds Of the people that it WAS
thought cur troops meht move on tothe capital without
Resistance had the frces been deficient in every re
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