The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-02-16
TORExGy,
l. ATEST FROM EUROPE

! BY the arrival al New York. Of the mol i
ct shp Leeds, from Liverpool, which oJ,cs
she left on the 9th Of December, Lnndoa
PAGERS to'the oath have been received.
The Emperor Alexander died after =,
illness of only two days. His disease .,.
d bilious putrd fever. The Archdukr Can
s'anlinr had been proclaimed Autocrat or
al The Rnssias. In Paris, III parties agrrn
IN recognising in this event he dis.Int,nf
OF the Holy Alliance, and the Commence.
mrnt OF new era, not only for Russia
hut for all Europe. The Journal of Com.
nrrce, in speaking of this change Of r (.
san 6overeigns rtmarks-That il js. dldi.
cut tn limit the con ectures il gives rls, Ia
Placed from The Time of the Congress NJ
Vienna at the head of the Coalition Of Soy.
trriGns, Alexander MAS the Chief and So,l
ut the Holy Alliance, and the director Of
the Continental diploniaey.-Wi Con.
slantlne adopt the policy of his brother to.
wards thu Porte Or will ne not rather
foilo" the impulse of the Russian propIe.
WI" are >sIooately- interested 10 the
cause Ut the Greeks? VIII he rot endra.
'"r to NIKE the people believe that the
sudden death of Alexander is also an Fl
|
| to march on Conslantlnople " II be- NOT
wish to fnlfil the III, de-noy of hs ane2
II these are his -enlimenjs, the elevation #
Dust milne will ht the ~lgnal Of poti.
ca evolution ! Eur pc, the consequ,nces
81 which are ncalculabIt.
London Office, Dec. 24.-U s. Bank
SHARES t22 40. .-2 foreign gold in bns
( IS rs. 6d, : silver in bars standard 5s O3d
" fort'gn GUce, Dec. 24.-1h, King las
been pleased 10 appoint the Right Hon
J"hn Lord PonsoOby, 10 he rnvo + ia
nf"'nnry and Minister Plrnipo's tiat to
ia Plata aud Kitsx,Gafn1der Golt4hsou,o 'e6f.
to be Envoy Extraordinary AID Minister
Plenipot. ntiary TO tht Republic OF Column
| hId.
A considerable improvement had taken
place in the money market in London. The
result of the cabinet Deliberations upon the
subject Of the embarrassed -tdtr Of money
affairs had PARTIAL, TRANSFERRED, not ~ a SUI
| pension of cash payments b, the bank oil
| England, not in an unlimited issue of pa.
prI. a. somc had sur ised, tut IN an o der
to the officers of the mint to expedite, with
all possible despatch, al extraordinary
coinage of sovereigns There are eight
presses, whicb, on cases of emergency eau
all BE- PM in aeton,as has been done at pre-
| sent aud each pres Gums as s0verrIEns IN
"A minute, making $50 sov"rclgns, by the
wnoe eight presses, ina minute. or equal
t. 10 goo 10 m hour Allowances must,
| however, be rnadt for the breaking Of dlest
&c. which diminlshes he amount al CON.
age and this week, 100000 soNerrlgns
ia, hav
is in constant attendance, and il assldnous
and ndefatigahlc in urging on the work
The death Of the Emperor Alexander
was briefly noticed in our paper OF Mo day.
The late Emperor vas 48 years of age, ha''
ing been bora on the Esd Of DrctWbtrs
i777. He assembled the throne of ku.-a
March !, 1901 and became King of Pa
land June Q. 1918. o. the 9th of Octo-
her 1898. hp married Elizabeth Alrxiewpa,
Princess Of Baden, but has no issue. Inc
en ptrss-mothI Princess of NWlrmb'rE'
widow of thr Emperor Paul l., IS stu 'I'-
Jog. His VI 1jesty ht~ left three brothers,
namely, Isl, The Grand Upke ConstI"t'nr'
born May 3, 1873, aud married February
26. 1896, to Princes Of SAKE C0bhurg'
from" hom he was divorced in Aprl loV'.
In May, of the following Sear, he married
The Princess of Lowicz,bnt has no ls'nr.-
; I'd, The Grand Duke Nichuas,a born July
/, 1896 and married July IS, 1911 to
. p ,incrss nj Prussia by whom NJ h'd our
, son and two daughters. Sd The drd'"
Duke Michael, born February s, l796'-
The late Emperor has also left t"o .ls,''s'
} the one married to the Hereditary Pr'm'
of SAGE Wcimsr. and the other TO u"'
J Prince of Orange.
Z The e and Duke Constantine. wh" ~"
succeeds to the Russian throne IS sa'u "
{ be- of \ mare despo'c and cruel dIsfo''uo'
) than the deceased Emperor.
Paris Dec. 90 Letters from dT'eFf
announces hat as soon as the Geek C."
mander ot the blockade Of the u Jpn u
Lrpand" learned that the Turc"-EgN P''""
e feet consisted al Is frigates, ID cor't'f''
i % briggs, . schounrrs, and 66 transIo' -
= among which We're one American ana ~
ven English vessels, was approaching Nv
. cOas OF The Mnrea aud western Greece Nv
rallied all the vessels in those soas' ""u
y sailed for the Isles of Ctrigo, taking care
d not 10 approach the coast OF the h"rf"'
5 He thus succeeded in joining the squad
If ron rnder Miaous.
: Extract Of letter Of the 4th inst 'io'',
: Leshorn. Intelligence has Just rrdcn',,,
. us of the intrepid MiaouIs having df'r'''
: the vigilance ofthe Turco-E Egyptian nee
i n" lrft a SINAI! part of his forces ~ s's"' -
If the Egyptlans, and sailed with the g'e
part towards the Gnph of Patra4, so 'n "a
= he completely separated the Captain .
e cha from the Egyptians. He was PIC
II pairing to attack the Turkish forces