Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-04-23
Eo2EzG1T EMTz5aLrGENcE.
CENTRAL GERMANY.

In the sitting Of the Frankfort Parliament of the 2lst
inst the adjourned debate Mr. Wplcse7's motion 10 al
pontNe kiqe ofPnBsia hereditary Emperor or Ccrma,y
was continued, ana after M}I Roner and Schnler
had addressed the House in opposition to NJ Welck
er's notion the House divided The amendment pro-
plsod by te minority IF THE committee, viz:, That tie
II use should pass frfm NJ. WpcKers notion, ana BRO
coed 10 the order Of he daY and The Numbers found
10 be, for The amendment l67, against it 277.
TIE House divided next the motion Of the commit.
tie il flv0r If NJ. WerEer's proposal and this motion
was rejected by maj riiy Of 80 vo'es the numbers be-
ng for the motion 2)2, against II 2S2. The House re-
ceved the result at first with silence. which was how>
ever broken BY expressions Of triumph and disap
pontmen from the adverse pauc and the latter plrt If
this all important debate which to decide the veal
and Of the vast German country, was stormy beyond
all expression.
We learn from the German papers that the excitement
10 the Parliamentary circles at Frankfort is still increas
ing, that It is said Austria intended the ruin Of Geroan-
ny, and that the Prnssan and Saxsh mem ers have de
clared that they will not henreforh sit with the Aus
TRANS in one and the Paranens Or stonp to obey
laws which these Aust rans participate in rakiug while
their OWN country dees the authority and the laws Of
the Frankfort Parliament.
We learn from the Frankfort papers that Immediately
after the vote of the Parliament against NJ M elckers
mot'on,ihe Ministers Of Inc Empire sent in their resgna
ton to the Regent. Such step at such time is we'll
calculated to s'atle Germany and fill her with amaze
ment and confusion, and The Of Europe has reason
" Fdl Tue IeSS q l DIVISION, ana Ut the aOLlcatLn
Of Baron GageTn and his colleagues il Office
The Frankfort Parliament in lis sitting of the 22l in
slant. proceeded to divide the various propositions
which had been moved amendments Of NJ ~ eIcker'<
motion, and proposal of NJ. Fseustuck was At length
adopted by majority Of $50 votes against l46 This
motion proposes That the Assembly shall vote on each of
the different paragraphs of the dauaht of the consiitn
ton without debate, and without allowing an, amend
mens to be proposed unless those amendments are srn
ed by fifty members, and to proceed forthwith with the
divisions on each paragraph. Some ofthe German pa
pers express fear Of events of a most serious nature
might possibly pu' he abors Of the Frankfort
| Pariament-L London Times.
RUSSIA AND TURKEY.
The debate on Thursday tnrned on a verv simpo
point indeed. NNaIachia and Moldava are Turkish
provinces placed, however. BY the treaty Of Adranonle
whereby they wefe restored 10 the Porte in peculiar
and exceptional position towards Russia. By virtue of
that treaty and the articles appended t. and Of the req
uatlons framed by the two Conrs for the future admin
straun Of the prncpalies, Russia possesses c,n int !
with the Porte, in right Of her proecrorae (whareyer
that may mean ceain powers of control over their ans-
lallon and government The treaty may be bad or a
good Treaty; may be injurious the contrary to lie in
t1e~ts Of ms country Of Turkey; but 10 say HAT
British minister ought 10 can ignore it is sheer non
sense. 1t IS valid inter a'iona compact concluded be-
tween two independent Powers and has now bee me
part Of the public law Of Europe. Of Wallachia and
Alodavia the British Government knows thing except
under the provisions OF that treaty and Of such previous
ry subssing international engagements as has not alb
I rogated.
Last wear. party in the provinces having overhrown
the existing Government and up a one the Rus.
sian Government sanctioned " as Lord Pal aer> n saws
We believe correctly, The of bdy of his trors:
not however, without a the time transmitting 10
egn courts circular despatch in which il is stated thai
as soon legal order should be established or The Port
should ihiok that bad acquired sufficient guarantee tor
the tranquility OF the prlncipaites, toons should be
Withdrawn, and return TO their former strictly Offensive
position" This proceeding although naturally calcula
ted to attract the attention of f1regn nations
IN Itself no ground for suspicion or remons rance The
friendly relations between Turkey and the Gar have
suffered 10 interruption, and not called upon 10
decide The question whether under the stipulaJns Of
the treaty OF Adrianople. the entrance of Russian army
against the Will of The Porte would have bee, ius,i6ed
or not OF any Invasion 10 the rights Of Turkey. anv
encroachlnent on her empire, Of course entitled
and IN polIry bound to lake prompt notice In the mean
while the and moderation which have honorablv
distinguished the conduct of Russia during the ono
vulsInn Of The past weyemon warrant US in expressno
Confident hope that the wise and guarded course which
she appears to have traced iof herself will he sill
adhered to. and The engagements of Count Nessel-
ode's despatch will be punctually fulfilled London
Chr Hticte.