Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-01

o..o,thsrs declared IA, IN 'r's relief was
IL he ysufd be afraid ~ refhrn. All
sis.er,;ons for poll zeal offences bad been
po'a5oned. The total numbrr committed for
Hoa"5o the peace, &c. 10 be tried by the
tfeseuIVc omms'n al Emil, is 276. In the coun-
spec, ~ @ AWAY. there were 81 awaiting their
Eaurleen had been sentenced a, Ennis
H's ..s,or,stion for life, for administering un-
WsI aatbs. They were Immediately con-
III an Limerick. aud forwarded for their
.s.,;oa,ion from the county goal. under n
.'.oog military escort. Twenty one had been
s...,sd OF a Tioious and unlsu iui assembly
oi farming IN green pasture lands. Gallows-
"" ,non new construction had been prepsr-
n q, Ennis, to he sent 10 places where eAecu
ms might be ordered by the Clare Commis-
sion. The number OF those said TO he IN a
s,srying condition in the County OF Mayo WIS
somnufed al 900 Emigration never was
srsster for America.
PORTUGAL.
The British merchants resident at Oporto,
,.d /, meeting on the ilth NAV, al which III
.ddyess OF thanks was adopted ~ directed I'D
- forwarded to lord Palmerston, TO be submit
,sd 10 his mojesty's government, expressing
The gratitude oil the meeting for tina pr oieciio
.Forded by the late vigorous measures taken
10 secure their rights. itappears that Miguel
had not submitted as quietly 10 the demands OF
,be French Government. The following is
from the Courier of The oh -
letter has been received from the Agent OF
IIoyd's at Lisbon. this morning, stating the
coinmpn emeht Of hostiIitlrs between The French
{. Por uguese, aud adding that il was expected
,he French would capture rome Brazilian YES
sells which were daily expected 10 arrive al
Lisbon
,he squadron OF the Regency have captured
and sent into Feycsira, \ BRAZILIAN vessel, but
her came IL not mentioned.
Accounts from Antwerp state that some dis
turbances had taken place. a Dutch boa, had
been fired upon by the Belgian soldiers While
The boat was proceeding towards the citadel.
add an attempt was made by thu other party
10 repel this iasult.
IL is the intention Of the King Of holland in
case he separation OF Belgium should occur, TO
declare Rotterdam, n Tree port, & by this means
destroy the comm, rciel advantage. Of Ant
werp
Letters from, Barcelona, Of the 2Oth ulimo.
give most deplorabIe account OF tue condition
ofthat pad OF Spain. The despolism5 aud
prosecutions instituted by The Conde de Espa
va, had completely ruined the place, and the
trade was al stand still.
Correspondence Of The Jorruul o( Commerce.
L"rpos, June 6, 1881.
The winds have continued now nearly three
months from the East and North East Yes
terday il appeared To be getting round bv he
North TO the West, but today again it is North
Ess', aud we almost despair Of obtaining late
news from the United Sla,ee. Your minister
is preparing to go home. He will take pas.
sage, ii possible. by he President, Champlin,
which will moi delay sailing hes oud the 2lst.
his departure is much regretted, aud the resi-
dent Americans aud Others who happen 10 lie
in London, have addres sed "A letter 10 him ex-
pressing their appreciation of his conduct AND
character, and invited him IN public dinner