Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-04
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
FOREIGN NEWS

We indebted to an extra Of the Boston Advertiser
and 10 NJ" York papers for the following PARTICULARS
The lllbcrua brought large number OF passengers, n
mong whom We're the Riphi Hon. the Earl of Elgn,
Governor Gcnora Of Canada; the Hon, T. lasces Lord
Mark Kerr Hon Arthur Egerton, aud Other gentlemen
and oilieer in the ,sh service. On thon way 10
Canada.
The New York paper, state the H. brought million
OF dollars In Specie the Advertiser says the amount ~ re
ported 10 be not less than three or tour mllhols
The commercial news is highly nporian, and will lie
found under the pmpeI hoad
Lord john Russell had saued circular 10 his supper
the House of Commons soliciting Their attendance
at the meeting oi Parliament Ia measures oil great mp"r
would be considered and first among these would
be how torooye the liish poor.
Subscriptions ior the relief u the pool orr beng made
in England.
Dissatisfaction in the British lndies, caused by the
reduction of the sugar duties. has compelled The Home
Govcrnmrnt' mature plans or the introduction OF Ia
butrs from .ltica to be Conveyed by steam to tho Is
lands.
The massacre Of ia. Christians continues in Turkey
Mar Nuhannan. the HISTORIAN Bishop who visited
New York some years ago. has been lnpaed alive by
Bodrhan lIcy. The Nestolan Pastors had oil poured
their bodies aud were then roasted alive 10y slow
fine amidst the peers aud savage ycs of their ,otmentcs
SlNty seven villages have been laid waste, mud eight
hundred Christians put TO death by torture, by the Ma
honledans. Neither Women not children were spared
in tins savage butehcry
On New Years da, the King Of the French, accor-
ding to usage received at the Chateau OF the Tullercs
the addresses the public bodies. which occasion he
appeared to be IN excellent health,
The French Government has protested against the
suppression Of tho Polish Republic, and i, appears
dough the precise terms not known, that the protest
harmless altar, much softer aud honlod than that OF
the British government
Report has 1t that Mons Guzot proposed 10 taho high
ground and odeec 10 the three power, that If the sup
piesson were persisted ~ France would consider her
self free To violate the inty u lem, Whenever tmght
- D. Int lao L. rl,I /, N
of The Cabinet. would not heat d this on any account
aud accoldugl, the protest thom Of all energy aud
made Ms mlld as the mllles mllh and water
Mr. O'touuel is looking feeble and Is said 10 be fast
assuming the characteristic ui extreme old rye,
spirit u The English Press,
The London Times has article IN ylndcaion Of It's
prophecies o disaster and famine above year (which
It has since ouce reiterated llnslst ta the proscn year
will be Gar disastrous than the last & that the potato
which failed partially last, and entirely this cannot be
depended on ior next ,ear Accounts from all quarters
Of Ireland that have bocn adopted 10 avert
the coming calamity that no other crops have been
sJwn that thousands o aboroB deserving then farms
for labor the public works and that the system Of 10
lief adopted by The government has entirely upset the
ordinary Of employment and thus caused all the
evils predicted 81 II,
The Chronicle has very bitter trade against Prcsl
dent Polk account ol his message, OF which the ol-
loving paragraph may serve sample
Our columns Of Yesterday gave hons share If our
paper to the Presidential Message OF Mr.. Polk. 1topcns
with an elaborate Offence Of the aggfcssons against Mox
leo Imagine note Of Russia lat took an hour in read
ing, and that toailod the insults, the aggrcssons.
the ouaees and the oppression If Furkc, against the
patience d the equitable Muse oyc that spoke Of
tn, dangesnrIslng from the vicinity of powerful Maho
meiAn plnclpalty; lastly, that review ed the his
tory oiIts own territorial acquisitions aud wound up
with pharlsalca cnrnmlum upon It's own moderation
towards the world in general. aud towards Turkey in
particular. Sucha doeumco would be but type Of
Mr. Folks cu9glnm on the ofb,nrne, of America.
at seems nnonstious thing that The mouth Of mcu
should thus thai should parade hypocrisy in the
day light tha it should insult the Understandings fa world
It seems incrcdIblc--incredble not "A matter 10
principle OF partnership. matter Of right wrong.
a point Of honesty iaschoad We lay the morality OF
the ding aside We place 1t IN the limbo Of things lost
earth, and which vii mol be found IN hcaven-wh the
oaths of lovers thu truth Of cpaph4, the entt mites
co,aiaies Of Guzot, and the bonds Of Ponnsy lyania
We deal with the exposition ri such gross allacl,s
those Of Mr. Polk Is speech simply matter Of ndyo
cacy as question Of wise foolish, OF clever stu.
pd Of policy Of folly TO what eud make statements
that will deceive no one and which will undo much
credit for the future ~
The Chronicle continues III this strain through col
umn insisting that Mr.. Polk could not possibly have
written his message for Europe but solely for Amer
can readers and closes thus:
.rhe less effect that Mr. Folks logic and Mr. Polk 5
patriotism have upon tins country, the crcdtaby
will be to his compatros. To them,and TO them alone It
addressed Halt for the sake OF the necessary supplies
halffor the sake Of his fractional chances OF re election
suits the capacities aud Of those who
bilious If beng justified, and lay Themselves open
vction.N
Tho Manchester Guardian notices the message in
similar strain but with doccnry Of language, and
finds great consolation from the alleged extravaganza fits
assertions concerning Mexicoin It's decided advocacy Of
Free Trade policy.
The "Sarah Sands the largest vessel built to
which the auxiliary steam power has been applied, was
sail the 18th ult for New York-In her triad trips
she drow 5 # in aft and Is f. 10 IN forwards her
steam averaged lbs pressure instead Of inlen
ded and her speed, with 80 revolutions, was eight
knots.
FRANCE.
The Journal dcs Debnts gives the following very inter
cstng outline of to be proposed to the French