Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-09
THE NEWS.

The European news is of great interest n
one IS surprised TO find that the Red Repub;caaaoo
OF France have made another demonstrates AS
That 1t was not successful was owing solely ia
precautions OF the Government, and the lov,l'e,
to the Republic Of Generals Cavaignac and Cbas'
GARNER. We think the fidelity Of the troops ,an
orally, altogether questionable, and the Govoor
ment perhaps is we'll aware that they could ~,
be relied upon under all circumstances. IT,,
gratifying, however, to know that these anarcb;..
were put down before they had the opport,n;..s
Of doing much mischief. The immediate oony
sion of this outbreak Of dsafiecton is the unna.'
raj and shameful interference Of France WIN ~
. affairs of Rome. That the great RepubEcFss
Europe, which affects to patronlze every peor-S
OF the Continent striving to meliorate Their cnn
dtlon, should, in the most erautouS manna.
without pretext and without provocatfon. wbl,t
making energetic protests against Russian inter-
ference between Austria and Hungary march a.
army to Rome for the purpose of overthrow;nr
that infant Republic and Restoring government
admitted to be the worst with which people was
ever curSed-is enough TO rouse the ndiGnat;on
even of more phlegmalic race than the French
We have always regarded the expedition of Gen
Oudnot as not only false move, but great no.
lltlca crime, and we yet inckne to believe it viii
prove the cause of Bonaparte's overthrow The
French army may have bombarded, half DESTROY.
ed and then stormed and captured, the Eternal
city-we have no expectation that it held on,
against the force which Gen. Oudinot had at hi
disposal, we hope, however, to hear that if
made gallant defence, if but ''to point moral
and adorn tale'' and add another watchwordto
every people fighting for liberty and home
Would that we could see another Samagossa.-
that Garabadi might prove another Palafox
\ The prpSS in France unclaimed fIee "a H..
trammelled by the constitution, exists but BY the
suferance of the police. All the journals of the
ultra or socialist stamp have been suppressed
| All the clubs have been closed. In the worst
days of Charles there were no greater restric-
tons upon liberty Of speech and of the press than
are now in force in the second year ofthe Repub.
public. What have the French gained By tho
Revolution of February
Ledru Rollin, one Of the few able men thrown
up by the late commissions, accused whether inst.
ly or not cannot saw Of connection WITH tbe
late disturbances, has fed He will be missed in
the Assembly. We do not think his absence is
to be regretted by the real friends Of freedom.
Russia seems to make little headwav against
Hungary. It is almost impossible TO get ary re-
liable information from that quarter We still
hope that the gallant Hungarians NAV maintain
their independence and take their place among
the nations ofthe Earth
Germany is still in a very unsettled condition.
We think the scheme Of a Federal Union likely
to prove failure. What is to be the issue We
pretend not to say.
In England there is nothing of particular in
tcrest, further than the passage Of bill, through
both Houses, materially modifying the Naviga-
ton Laws by which the coasting trade, and the
trade between the mother country and the colo
MES and between one colony and anothpr-So
long confined to British vcsses-is thrown open
TO the vessels OF all nations. By our reciprocity
treaty, this Bill modifes our existing laws with
out the Intervention Of Congress. Ii is a great
experiment the English have made.
Ireland continues TO exhibit the most appal-
ing scenes Of misery and destitution ever witness
ed in modern days. All relief from abroad seems
suddenly cut off, and at the very moment when
her need was greatest. The pictures ofdistress.
drawn by those on the spot are absolutely heart.
rending.