Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-08
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v.h.x. arlafs,l. aud .iu ordsr. that pro-
lee, MA law ne nrsseaisd IN oar name :" TIE
..sh..nher Of IDENTITIES nv our Minister oreie
,.rv oil STATE for the Defartms"' o' 'he Tut
r.ar.
-. a.. na,imum III the variable dntV on
a.. ,n,o,tstinn OF grain. shall he three ffanes
-. btrfefilre, and The minimum twenty i've
cents. ...,.-. -,
these dnties, sod the intermediate degrees
.f,.a francs aud one frsnf VII continue 10
J.. soniisd according IN the legal pf,er OF gram
canfe.msbs to the laws af the 26Ih July, 1919,
aud The 4th Of July. ls25.
The French Ministry hase aiso asked for an
.,,,notdinary Vote Of Credit of2 700 0om 10
h, sp,,iied To the departments 81 Marine, + Or
,;yn Aaaif,. and the Home department o.
,h,s sum a portion !. TO be applied 10 pa, the
e,o.n.-s nf the cape ii'ion TO tig'cu. sum
an. Ter thsn this has hossve been touod IN
ma, Mace. and will ~ ana by, he made asails-
a.. Tor tbe nublic service. More was found but
!. not accounted for. Marshal Bourmont - sad
IN have provided for his T, treat oui ofthe Deg =
treasures
The report oil he Commission. appointed TO
,onduct the examination OF the En- niinisisfs
,mo,ison,d 10 the castle oil Nincrnnes. YRS cad
., ,ben, al /. sc re- meeting b, NJ. BetHnger on
Nsnda.. lis raid On be very long. add VAS Ia
lie oaAicly delivered TO the Chamber ot Orpn.
,ies on Thursday. II dneor the immediate
transmission 10 the Chamber OF Pcep of acts Of
accu.aitou against these individuals. on which
The Psrts will have Immediately 10 Try them
uton capital charges.
Al dc La Fsfrenayr. tie French Ambas
sador al Rome. has resigned his post, and ha.
refused to Jake the oath 10 the new govern
meni.
Forty thousand soldiers oftbe class Of 1929
ara o.il.I mo active service, aud iucDipu.
ta,ed with the army.
General Athalu, the French Ambassador,
has arrived At 81. Petersburg, aud had an an
,iisnc. of the Emperor. TIE fprmal reepgni-
ton Of LOU. Philip by the Emperor Is nov ga.
ptcied daily.
1 appears BY news from Aigisr. that ihe Beys
of Constantia and Otau have offered 10 snbmt
10 the Freoch on conditions Which II IS su.po.
ted will be accepted.
:. The Saxon Munster has received his cra-
drntiai- 10 The King Il the French. The re-
noenl,ion OF the new government by the I'm
pe,or OF Austria, reached PARIS on the 20h.
A commercial treaty is expected between
Frsnoe and England. as n Consequence of the
late change OF ds NASTY, and Of the recent ap-
pointment VI an Anbassndor ia The person Vf
Prince TalleyTand.
Letters tom llaly announce that an army Of
so 600 Ausirians Is TO be collected in Italy II
viii be fni med into two rorps. one cpiuinhaded
by Cen. Fruiont who viii have his head qlar
ter, at Mdlan, the othrr Commanded by Gen.
Wnlmoden, will be IN the neighborhood OF
Verona.
Melx, September l. --25 600 Pfussians are 10
take up II position between Sarrjutk aud Ssf.
relous.
SPAIN.
Count Mon'chrll,. tie Enyoy Eriraordi, !
nary from Lon's fhil'p has received most
gracious reception rem Ferdinand.
W. learn from Basnnoe thai som soldiers
OF the garrison ri 81 Sehastian have deserted, /
end crossed the frontiers, pjoin then compan
ions
Madrid, Sept l0.--Leiters hon Catalonia
sa, th.t apopnlar nsurfectinn at larragonh
has been put dawn hs the troops. Deserton
I > considerable extent has taken place among
the troops sent 10 the frontiers against tue
Cen,tintionali,.. Three persons must not
walk and talk together IN The street, al Bnrce-
Iona. No man must 10 ou after eight O'Clock.
and ~ that hour The theatres and coffee houses
aIe closed. scarce, day pssses hut seine
an orlanate being falls yctm TO political
opinions. The prie.rs, by means Of the con
INTO r3ta,ion the Government make mothers .
become the a.sassins OF Iher
sous, and sisters Of their brothers. Nina, accom-
l,Anmd Nv sr,eeaI Eugiishnen, IL 10 enter Spain
y Bag oane.
DENMARK
We End rnmors OF disturbances N the city oi
Copenhagen Tumnll hal indeed been cYel-
I Il, hnt the latest accounts represent thai they |
wetr wholly unconuectpd with politca lee ing
anl were no atal likely 10 affect the punlic r..
puse fresh attack on the houses OF the Jews
b, some of the lower urder oi the inhabitants
gave rise To the r9puii
A private letter from Dresden states tht
the Government OF Saxony has formally re.
fused Charles The request which the ex-
King had made 10 establish himself IA that coun-
tn.
a Tue remains OF Mr. Husksson were inferred
VI Liverpool on the 24th ol September. His
funeral was attended by several thousand inha-
blianis.
NJ. de numbnldt, the celebrated naturalist,is
talked al ~ the Minister To be seat from Russia
10 PARIS.
Tsilevranl, the new French minister TO
arrived NJ Dover on the esenlng OF
tae 24h
REVOLUTION IN SAXONY.
AND ABDlCA1lON OF KING MAXlMiLl-
AN.
LeIrstc. Sept. l0,-Odic'i accounts have
list ha-n received, that the B"rehers in Dres-
4 N have risen and driven away the military, set
FIRE to the polio, house, and destroyed the ho.
! OF the minister Einsridel, who has run away. |
No one knows what is become Of the K,ug, |
=. no. l. is sad, will abdicate IN favor OF Prince
! frederick, dis nephew,) who is Inclined to
y iopt thu Reformed Religion. The dissalisfac.
~ has heen accustomed chiefly by the Jesuits
hag vine all the influence, and all public situa
ions hpiag filled by Catholics.
( Ih,s account is subsequently confirmed by |
Dresden dates of the lllh. They however
stair that tranquility was now restored, by |
means of communal guard OF 1000 men, |
o persons OF all CLASSES.
= PARIl Sept 2l.-rhe following news from
Dresden has jusi been received Prince Fred !
efck is appointed Regent, Prince MaA imlnn,
his father, has reoounced his own right of .uc-