Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-01

From the N y Commercial Air. NJ Sept q
LATEST FROM EUROPE.
BY the packet ship Hayrc, Capt kerne,
from unvre, the Editors OF The Commercial
Advertiser have received files Of Paris papers
from the lst to the 10Th Of August, inclusive.
We are put in possession. of ample de
tails from The seat Of war, by "hic'1 il
will he seen TINT the Russians may he ere thu
threatening Consianlinople itself. The maiu
rrliance of the Turks seem To be now on the
Interference Of England.
The report Of a change IN the French Minis.
try is confirmed.
The journal du IIavre of the 10Th, saws
" Letters froiu England. received Yesterday,
speak Of a treaty, which, according to common
reI OFT in London, has been concluded brtween
france aud England against Russia. II was
AT first supposed that il was only a treaty with
Turkey, but France has placed the government
oil Mahmoud in the compact Tbs report rom
London goes 10 confirm the news If a treaty
10 which the dismissed ministers would not con.
sent
The marriage Of the Emperor of Brazii was
celebrated nj Muuich on the q August. The
Popc's Nuncio olicisted, in the absence of the
Archbishop of Munich. On the 4fh. The urw
Empress set out for Mannheim. She was 10
arrive at Burgos on the 10Th or 10th. Her bro
ther, The Prince Augustus, waste accompany
her 10 Rio.
We find The following article IN a Paris pa
per Of August 10TH
/" The accounts from different parts Of the
kingdom rs well as from several foreign coun-
tres, relative 10 the prospect ofthe harvest,
are vely favorable. In the envitons Of San.
mur the crops are extremely heavy and IN good
order. Letters from Catalonia state that the
corn harvest will be most abundant, and tho
price of grain is expected To be low. A letter
OF the Eth ult. from Christiana says "A Long
continued drought has been succeeded during
the last month by plentiful showers, which
have removed all our approximations for the
harvest. The price Of grain, however, partic-
ularly rye continues 10 rise
A French brig Of war arrived al Brest on The
9TH Of August, with Two fine schOonefs capinr
ed on the cast Of Africa, where they were en-
| gagged in the slave trade.
Foreign Tobncco by a notice published in
the French Papers, It appears that the hfst
concourse for the purchase Of tobacco will be
omen in February or March next. The day oil
the opening TO be fxed IN all November. The
administration will Judge by comparison oi the
samples representing the different qualities.
Judges appointed by one or more OF the Cham
bers of Commerce will assist IN the compari-
son. II is recommended 10 merchants 10 ex-
hibit none but the best leaf, ct for manufactur.
ing by the Reggie, aud to discard such tobacco
as is weak, aud calculated 10 prevent their of
fers being accepted.
Aigiers. The Dey had received a French
ca,tel with much cordialiiy, declaring thai b,
should he happy to have all differences tcrmin
a:ed. He thought that the prisoners had beer
so well I reated that they would be unwilling
to return to France If permitted. II wa
thought however that the DEFY wished to tenn
porize so as to prevent a bombardment this sea
son.
II is said, in letters from Berlin, that in cas-
the Porte refuses to listen to terms, Prussia vii
unite herself more closely TO Russia.
SEAT OF WAR.
From The Constitutional Of dug 10.
Private letters from Constlrtinopl of Jul,
18th announced that the English Ambassado
Mr.. Gordon. had had an audience with III
Sultan is great state, in the plain of Bpjukder