Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-29


We make the Moving extracts from the Paris
sCorrespodence, ader date July 10. of the New
York TriApe:
we hAhere IAN atmosphere of prejudices
and hatred eainstsussia she is surrounded by
nations who 5yo ~ greatest interest in CON
ceaiing .uoss aAut ar, and consequently allow
no ln,ean AsaS .lpaAs ieir borders which has
-. raeeaV~' ~ svisa>nd notifications; so
..na. ~ y amy ~ ocean NAL arrival of an un-
po tndpwl .sn 81 ersburg that any
fairs in that capital. ghere a a SUI s'r ~ a
to a story. and justceseyer SIN wv , s'eeo
them both. The gentknn whoS ~ ~, sao%a9
sas bearer of despatchs to the NJ NJ e n.
has had extraordinary olortunitiesN s'"1ts
and confdant Of the Cdst. and ms Nounsoio,
the stall of the Grand DE ConstontN 'iooi VI
come fully acquainted wi, the Views 10 o''-
~ons ~ VI" emperor III II present conteA, for
unlike the Emperor of FAice. Nicholas \ l'''
freely TO every one IN his dofidenee an tbaS eA I'M
of public affairs. ''o Nse
In long conversation Nave had a., tbo. s,,l,
Ject with the gentleman rerred 10. bo bas b,r
nshed me many facts ofleat intorost ,,hinh
ought to have publicity, nApattar bor, o,,, 80,
pathies may be on the quesAn M ;ss,a y -
Russia considers that shebs never rooo;,oa
any serious defeat anywherolnoe tho commenoa
rnent Of the war. She aekkledgos rraot IS
success at Sstria but saws III n rno,;. i -.
TO take that place III 1883 Ia ,bot sb
ed 1t to require months to tah;t ot nr,so,t -
that It was not want of succl. ,ba, oo,,,,oIla1
her to retire, but the menacinIatt;tude os An
ira, which forced upon her a dnce j., too,;o.
FRINGE Paskiewitch was onlIno,nda5 - ~;
honor at Sistria. His body A. $50 =" n1S
II i commended that at the iimfSe Rnss;nn 'no
exploded, If the troops had beenk dered To cbnrao
the Turks through the gap an IelIent onnortn.
nifty was offered TO Garry the psk Tho py;nno
did not favor the movement, conttry 10 the or;,,
ion Of the other officers, and il nv onnears of
the Emperor also, and he has jim recalled IN
consult with the Emperor" viii means that
ne has been banished to his est /
The Emperor Nicholas has noA cbongea his
tactics. 1t i asserted positively III he has nra-
'ferred to fight the Austrians to "A Turks be
has been waiting aud expecting hat Austria.
from the line of conduct she has p,Aued toward
him, would DECLARE war and, as,overi one knows.
ne has Jeen constantly collecting tkops on tho
Austrian frontiers. He now declaks nubl;clv
etat. since Austria has given him theldsas beHi.
his sG=st move will be on Vienna. wbid he moan
TO take and hold. Hungary, which hl more love-
=. nuss'a snan ioi austria sympathAs with the
movement and it is through HungaA that the
man attack is to be made. Nothing i said by
the Emperor AboHt declafing the indepAdenca &c
either Hungary or Poland. No hopes Ar the in
qepmdence OF the latter country, at lekt. need
~ entertained. For some reason, the Emneror
esems &ratified At the opportunity whiel is pre-
ntea % march on Vienna perhaps belanse be
&pows that Austria will receive neither * sym
hy nor aid Of England and France, aid 1er-
M4ps also because Austria has treated hiI some
4pnt contemptuously on the Turkish question .,
g. BALDWIN, ESQ., We learn from let
lished il the Lexington Star, from Mr.. c.
ansEwho is experimenting the publica-
sesdsrs Of Parties by his brother }. G.
hat book viii be issued in a month