Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-07

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taking away The French privilege Many pr.
vate motives OF complaint are added, such as
the pillage Of the vessels of France, or of pow.
ers under the protection Of her dag domici-
liary visits, aod other insults tn her consul the
enaclion o fhiRhsr duties than those settled by
ireaty-lnsolence and d~uplicity in the affair OF
The Algerlne Jaws, BaeTi aud Busnack. and an
infringement OF the convention in regard 10 II.
In one oil the interviews arising out of this bu-
slness, the Dey struck HE French Consul. Ger
srai s~ereral times nth fan.
The blockade has cost France twenty mil
lions OF france. without, doing the enemy much
damage. An Intellectual attempt at negotiation
wns made last July, aud nothing is now left
but a war.
SPAN and MrricO.-It appears by letters
from Madrid, that the Court OF Spain will be-
obliged 10 postpone the grand expedition n
gainst Mexico. The Spanish Government, re.
lying entirely on The resources Of the Havan.
ma, finds nov that. according to the report oil
Don Claudio Pinellys, the Iniendant General
Of Cuba, that Island will produce only oOO. 900
Spanish dollars for the present year, including
a forced loan levied on The merchants and II
IS calculated that Is millions ofdollars are re.
qu'red to deiray ths expenses Of an expedition
ot25 900 men.
1VffeapphutHtC OF INC fbufHHt OF commerce..
LONDON, I'D April, 1870.
Accounts from Scotland Lancashire, York
shire, aud Stalfordshlre, continue 10 represent
the condition ofnearly every branch of mnn,
uiactnsIng industry To be as favorable Us the
general low rate ofprices admits OF. There
has, however, been an attempt az Manchester
to excite u turnout among some portion al the
operatives there, bur II appears TO have ended
without serious consequences. Every i'm.
provuncnt In the market prices oil Nanulac-
lures Is sure TO produce discomfort on the part
OF the viewers, whose wages have lauerly been
the merest pltiRncu on which life can possibly
bs supported.
There bias also been some alarm excited IN
the ncighhorhocd Of Tronbridgc, Wills, by the
conduct and menaCes OF ihe woIkmen of the
woollen manufactures IN the vicinity. The
military were called in, aud nothing has since
been heard of the disturbance. II IL natural,
however, that there should be much distress
among the cl~oth-wotkeTs of the West of Eng,
land for within the last lew years, The trade
has been gradually leaving that part OF the
Kingdom tor Yorkshire aud Lancashire, whence
foreign markets are more accessible, aud where
couls nre atldinable on easier aud better terms.
The money market IN London has been sub
Get TO very considerable fluctuations within
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which the public are kept as 10 the real state oil
the Kings health. The few bulletins which
| have been issued speak OF embarrassment IN
his breathing "A sort oil dubious expression,
which leaving every thing 10 conjecture, gives
reason TO suppose that his Alalestv's health -
so precarious that the medical attendants do
not know whether he will live or die. II Is
asserted that the Kings complaint 10 decidedly
water IN the chest and that he Is constantly
supported in IA sitting posture IN bed, surround
ed with pillows. All tins is very probable
Dropsy has been the final developement oi
disease in the two members OF The royal family
who died the most recently, aud the kings por.
son has within the last you experienced a very
sensible reduGtion in size, Il change which, IA
persons OF advanced ase, is frequently The I'M
mediate precursor Of drupsy. BcsIdes which,
all the habits Of his iorner yeufS were PIE.
cisely c,lcula ed to bring ON this disorder n
some period OF lie, and slAly-sevcn Is NOT too
early an age tor It.
To-day, 3 per cent. consols have suddenly
gone down from % Is to o. 3'4-tircek bonds
are about 10 | :, aud there are many r1moOrs
a1oat respecting the demand mnde by Leopold
on the Allies Tor the guaranty Of future dlyi-
deuds. One account states thar Russia nnd
France are disposed 10 luuish the guaranty, thu
England alonG dISsenis - another that the
Prince has sold OF mortgagGd his annuity To
enable him 10 purchase a large quantity
of the bonds, Which he intends To relinqnIsn
10 the Greeks, as the most acceptable
II, oof he can give them OF his interest
in the welfare "f their country, aud thai
for the residue only he asks the Allies to become
suretles.
The shares Of the bank Of tic United State
are in considerable request Mt the present mo-
ment, aud holders are unwilling toi part with
them even al the advanced price OF 25t. 25s.