Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-15
WOHGIGM.

FROM LONDON.-By the ship Cambria.
Moore, the New York Commercial has received
London papers of the 10th oil January and
Llosd's List and Shipping List OF the 10Th he
former is the same date was received III the
Paris papers. a. received by tie Ene.
= Tue Blond frigale, Captain LYONS, relnr-
ned TO Constantinople on the 9Th If Oct0ber,
having landed about 800 Russian officers and
men, who we've made prisoners by The Turks, al
Odessa Tine Blonde visited tarna, B'ui gas.
and Srbastopol, AT the latter port The Russian
feet was preparing TO lay UP Tor the winter.
Each ship was made ias' to the wharf. on winch
is n receptacle for her stores Tn Ulcers Of
The Blonde were kindly received Ia all The Rus
sian pofIs, aud tue Count Nori enzo, al Odessa,
paid them the most marked attention III
weather IN the Black Sea was particularly TEN
pesu0ns, and the cold Intense, The mercury
being frequently thirteen degrees below The
freezing point
There is little doubt that Mr. Vescy Finger
aid vii retire from the Board vi Ifa1e-buI not
from any political cause.
The source from winch comes the informa.
ton contained in the following extracts OF let
tiers is respectable but we cannot vouch for its
accuracy. Nothing OF the same purport was
disclosed to the British public down TO the 10Th
Jau. MT. Gas.
LONDON, Jan DIN, 1888.
at was said yesterday, that our Ministers
had unanimously declared themselves against
the usurper Of Portugal, in the last C"bInet
Council, aud thai in obedirnce TO his Majesty
positive orders three couTers viii be shortly
despatched for Vienna, Petersburg and Lisbon,
in order 10 announce officially the determine
ton Of The Government OF Grrat Britain, and
induce the other courts To concur IN the resto-
ration of the Constitutional Government in
Portugal. Il was added that Lord Aberdeen
minated to the agent oi Don Miguel that he
might return to Portnga rs his mission had
become useless. Iney Say the Marquis de Pal
mella is certain George ". will noI fail in his
promises, and that the year i93a" il see Don.
INA Maria seated GA her throne at Lisbon. Thee
has been great fiuclustion in Portuguese bo1ds.
there are many sellers but no buyers. II is
feared there will be general bankruptcy a.
Lisbon and that distress will, il there be no
foreign interference. upset the priest ridden Go
yernment OF Miguel"
" London, SHt Jan - Private CorreSp0ndencs
+" II is said Lord Aberdeen has received very
bad news from Lisbon, aud thai our Cons Il
General, Mr.. Mackenzie, has asked for has re-
call. II appears az the crisis approaches. Don
Miguel becomes more furious. Many British
sui j-cts have lalely been imprisoned al Lisbon
the Consul demanded officially explanation of
piscuunr Santaem, who not giving any, Mr.
Mackenzie went personally 10 Qaeiuz, where
he was not admitted TO an interview The
steamboat which plies 10 Lisbon, has sailed
with despai ches aud with Don Miguel. agent
on board, who returns to Portugal
liant Of Education an France France, with
1t, muIarudes ofmen Of Science, and HterdterS
is one OF the worst educated counties ~ Chris
tendon. 1heGoyernmenis. ROYAL and irnperI,
al, found millions OF money 10 lavish oH wars,
on military roads, ON museums, monuments
aud public buildings but what did they give
towards expeIllng ignorance hom It's strong
holds ?-mere " old,-deCrees which we've
len TO execute themselves They have aclu-
ally done less tnan nothing. far they have pre-
vented the people from supplying their own
wants.