Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-28

The Washington Union, in order prove that tho
movement OF Con Cass upon The subject Of The Austrian
mission Is highly POPULAR quotes the following pasgraph
from thu correspondent nf the Phadelpla Ledger:
"Whether the Cumnee IN Foreign Relations in tho
Senate with Cen Cass' or wheihsr tho
Senate will agree with the Conmiuee will not take
an 'ota from the merits Of Gen. Cass. in bringing this
matter before the Senate Of the United States and, BY
that means before he world My opinon, however, 10,
that the Committee Foreign Affairs in the Senate
NIL recommend suspension of diplomatic intercourse
with Austria though Me Senate may refuse agree ,sih
the views of The Committee. In the House the res,lu-
on is snc to pass. which at all events will make out
sufficient, against Austria. to induce her TO ,viih
drar her representative from jposhington Instead of
insulting ihe sense of our people by sending out full
minister ~
II will be recoleeted that in the opinion Of the En-
qnerA Austria would have right To lake ollence should
we withdraw Minister. This writer evidently thinks
very differently. Ills opinion is that this
ment. though unsuccessful will have the effect Of
ing her To withdraw hers
Nearly at the time with the appearance Of Tho
above extract in the columns Of the I.eiger. letter ap-
peareI in the New York Herald of which the following
is passage:
'But whatever its fate in the Senate, te resolution
,oW pass the House. and it finally defeated, there will
always remain Ia the civil and dipomatic sp
preparation bill. which will certainly contain item for
the salary Of the Charge Vienna Ia either tho
mere fct that such enquiry that proposed by Gen.
Cass cas seriously maintained and discussed IN the Sen
will be introduced into the House, WILL in oil probabi
ty, be sufficient to induce The Austrian Camarill, in Vi
emma, 10 ,oihdrdv her diplomatic agent from Wasking
ton So shall lose father iulsemann after all. aud
may be Gen'I James Watson Webb himsef will not be
received at Vienna saving the Senate the necessity Of
rejecting him secbnd tne"-- Herald jan Oh.
On the 7h of January, the following from Washing
Ton appeared in the Baltimore Sun:
Gen. Cass resolution may meet with considen able op-
position, the part of AIessrs Clay. Calhoun. Hale,
and other Senators, and il NAV be defeated in the Sem
ate, it certainly pass The House by respectable
jory. This wH be sufficient. It requires jdnt vois
to abolish the Charge,hip 10 Austria If either Huse
will leave the salary okour charge out Of the G' and
dplomac appropriation bill the thing done; and that
such course will be pursued have not The least doubs
in the world. Besides. If .4usira be realty The preos
po,eer her euogis ,coud make her she cM haze sease
enough 10 ,cthdrac her diplomatic agent from ,lPash
ington. ,chout ,caifing until The same be elected
The pondenIs Of these three papers all
and the same person, Mr.. Francis j. Gnd. OF This in
dividoal, writer in the New York Express says.
Washington. Jan. Ia, 1850
To-day's National Integencer cn,sius long leader
against Gen Cass Resouon which, in its conclusion.
points To tho similarity Of Ianguag' employed by the
three different correspondents Of the Philadelphia Ledger.
of the Baltimore sun, and the New York Herald. =
Every body k here, that hose three correspondents
all one. and the person; notorious here sdes,