Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-04
FOREIGN NEWS.

The ad lustment of the Hungarian difficul,v ao..
not appear 10 have been finally completed w
Turkish surrender Of the refugees has no, torn;
mated the issue. When we announced the snr-
render, we were inclined 10 believe that this se,.
vile act of Turkey would no, meet with the CO..
ton of those nations, that had given her the ,
mise OF aid. We now see that the British CO..
eminent has called for the papers relating 10 Hua
garian affairs. Upon the presentation of the cali
a long and animated discussion ensued, in wb;ah'
the members Of Parliament assumed the inius,;co
oil Austria aud made sympathetic illusions TO ,Le
tate OF Hungary, and manly vindications Of ,bo
character OF koSsuih. So far so well. But wbo,
will be the ultimate action of the British na,;o, ,
We begin to suspect that even the "mis,reSs =,
old ocean . is afraid TO offend The dignities of Rn.'
sia. We hope II is otherwise. Lord Palmerc,on
IN announcing his intention 10 Law the reou;rod
papers before the house, remarked that the Rno.
sian forces would be reduced SO 600 men; a 70.
mark probably intended TO prevent The aaon,;on
of such steps as would lead 10 a war between ,In
two powers. But this Hungarian difficulty ,b;oL
ems. The AFFECT submission of Turkey could m,
crafty the revenge of the belligerents. To fire.
Turkey to surrender was the work of Russ;a
Austria, too, must have her game. Her eve rests
upon that little spot of land, covered by tbe mi.
Of Switzerland, and she demands that the Poles
who seek refuge in its secluded valleys. shall ha
brought by the inhabitants of switzerland 10 Oral.
NY her nnhoiy passion for cruelty and barbaritv
Switzerland has refused a compliance. ENGLAND
ana france promise the Swiss aid. So il was
with Turkey. She refused. England and France
were to aid. And yet the refugees, who sonqbt
shelter IN Turkey are now al the mercy of the w.
rant of Russia. We hope thai it NAV be- Other.
wise in the case of Switzerland. and We must adj.
NIT that we have more confidence in .>witzer-
land tlan we have ever placed in Turkey. Bv
inc way, Hungarlans have sought an aSylum in
our own country; why do not Austria or Russia.
or linSsIa and Austria, demand a surrender of US.
France IS again the theatre OF riot. The Gov
eminent ordered the liberty trees, planted DURING
the revolution, TO be cut down. When the order
Tor the destruction of the trees were issued, large
crowds gathered around them, who decorated
them with their symbols Of liberty. When the
police proceeded to discharge the order of the
Government, they We're driven back bv the peo.
pie and prevented from executing their task. This
act Of the populace called out the military. who
cleared the ground, SO as to enable the police to
discharge their duty. Several trees were actual.
" cut and around the remainder guards were sta
toned. While the order to destroy the trees
was the cause OF the riot, their protection the an
parent aim OF the rioters, the manifest intention
OF the President to initiate the conduct of his illus.
trious relative, by consolidating in himself the
powers ofthe Government, forms the true spring
from which tins scene Of rioting flows. Paris was,
al the latest advlces. quiet but there prevails an
agitation, only s%muggIed by the force of military
power, which is liable to burst forth, at any mo-
mcnt, in double fury.
In the old continent there is "a speck of war"
\ total suspension ofthe relations between Greece
and England has taken place. The British fleet
has captured several Greek war vessels. The
difficulty originated in some old unsettled claims.
which the English have upon the Greeks. The
mediation of France is offered, and the probabili-
ty Is that ad juStment will enSue.
TIL Russians have been defeated by the Cir.
%cas>ians. The Pope is about to return to his do
mains. The Spanish garrisons are to evacuate
Rome upon The arrival Of the Holy Father. The
French occupying Rome are engaged in the work
OF ratification.
The groans Of Ireland are still heard, and they
grow deeper. The condition of Ireland is truly
unhappy. The evils, which are thickening around
the lfiSh, leave them no resort bat emigration.
The British Parliament are devising no means,
with which to offer them remedy.