Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-15
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FOREIGN NEWS.
LATEST FROM PORTUGAL.

n-f4 received iss; before he sailed contained inss
~cnce that ,lree several a,taeks had been made
nae,, 0p,r,ohy ,le troops Of Don Miguel, who
serc each tine r1pu5sd with heavy losses. an
Engagement; hal taken place between w fleets,
~ yhich ,rig5te sloap OF war, and royal
steamer belonring 10 Don Nigne.s slaadson ~cre
sunk
Ca.lif crls,1 10 he = Zee port on tive 18TH Sept.
/ --t1hnls If ~ DESCRIPTION, except TOBACCO, arc
! adelilic.l 10 eiirepot.
Captain J.nstin states that report ~ the death
oftAa Il ng of.3pa,n had been received at Cadz be
! fse he lsit, b. that he public authorities were
.nacavorins tope 'suaIe the people that the report
WIS not uue The American Consul, however
assafsJ Capt, J. tha, Il was true, aud that all The
Spanish navy had been ordered 70 assemble at Va
au Some Of the feet had all aady errved. Tue
| obJael was not known
TWELVE DAYS LATER FROM LONDON.
By way Of Halifax we have, through ,ho Dos
ton papers, Ioodoa dates to the evening ofOctobor
iih They announce the capture of Alcppo by the
Turks, the formation of New French Ministry
an unsuccessfu attack upon Dporio by the Mi
cuelle troops contradict the reported denih Of the
King Of Spain, and ablIe the apprehension which
had been fs!l rs to the Of the belgian coh'ro
versy
Saysn London date Of the evening Of Oct. 1h,
" The King Of Spun although moi out Of danger,
Is improving in has henl.h, and hopes are entertain
ed Of his roc ovory Madrid has remained tranquil
during his u. hess, bni troops had been marched to
| It's vicinity witha view to the possibility Of popa-
lar disturbances in the event Of his death, and of
DISPUTED succession between his daughter and Don
Carlos
Private letters from ihe friends Of freedom in Ger
my, eve but hide to expect that nny resls
iance VIII be nnde 10 the Frankfort protocols
etihat by Soyoreigns subjects. The people
are represented as indignant, but not by any means
prepared Ion resistance indeed the though, of the
latter docs moi appear to have entered into their
minds
! Accounts from Frnnlfur, on the Maine state that
ON the 2lat ri u volent attack was made upon the
King ofEuafia us he approached the gates Of the
city mob collected and pelte1 him with stones,
and he il said to have received serious injury.
Troops to a houvy amount are gathered on the
Northern frontier Of France, and the Government Is
making prepa atoms G,r Immediate WARM lhutquar.
ter The number oltioops from punkrk to Giyci
! is estimated al 100, 600 men.
! The Prasslnn government had demanded that
thc French troops should remove thirty leagues fom
| The Belgian frontier promising 10 withdraw It's
own the same distance wlth the assurance that if
the former enter Belgium on The one side, the latter
would DO tie on the Other.
| A famine WAS raging in the northern provinces
OF Swcdcnf
| An instruction had broken oul nj Naples, bu,
was speedily qaelIcd.
| rhe Spanish armies were rc,reating fom the
! Portuguese frontiers
| The papors contain Numerous remarks on the
life, character and writings of NE late Sir Walter
Scott The Birmingham Journal says The pre-,
Ten, Sir Walter scott who succeeds to the Bsronet-
cy, is now in lis .2d year. and Mnjor Of the 10Th
or Kings liussars, commanded by 1t Col brudc
mel, quartcrel at Manchester"
! London, Oct. 1.-The Cholera, though much
nb nicd in virulencc still fingers IN various parts
OF The country The deaths per day arc from $50 10
700.
The agents Of Don Pelro, in Lpnioa, give a
grand dinner to day To the recruits and petty Off
GERS who are expected 20 salt next week on board
the Wellington for Oporto.
A communication from joseph Bonaparlc was
read yesterday at the Lumber Troop reform dinner
announcing the death Of his mother, Madame Lett
tia, or Madame Mere, AS she was styled in the
days Of Tho Naposon dynasty.
The letters received by the Flanders mail this
morning s'aIe TIA, there was little alarm in Bel
GUM as 10 war Commerce has revived, and the
markets wee very brisk
| FUNERAL Or SIR WALTER SCOTT
The remains Of Sir Walter Scott have been con
signed TO the tomb amid the unfeigned regret OF
thousands. We understand that cards had been
issued To nearly 800 persons, who almost all aucn
dcd The tuacral tHp o'clock was the hour fixed on
fo' the time of meeting, and for about an hour af
erwnds carfIagss OF different sorts and gen. emen
on horseback continued TO arrive from Edinburgh
and Other parts oithe surrounding country. The
company having rartakenof refreshments, adjourn
ed 10 The library where they heard an eloquent and
affecting prayer from Principal Baird and little
after t"o o clock ,tc melancholy procession began
10 move from Ahbotsio,d to Drybufgh Abbey. As
h long funeral tram passed through the villages &
han Is one universal feeling ofdeep sorrow perva-
ael all classes Groups Of peopIc were assembled
y, different parts OF the road and on elevated points
h9m which view could be obtained. Most OF
them were IN mourning, and many OF them uncoy.
cred. The streets at Mellosc were lined on both
sides with the inhabitants m morning. and an
| covered. The shops of tins and other towns were
shut, and the sign boards were covered with black
Before the body was consigned to the earth the
English burial service was read by the Rev J.
Williams, rector Of the Edinburg Academy, A Ill
tie before five in the afternoon the last Offices were
performed.
E.! The spoi in which Sir w Scott is laid is in the
north w'ns Of ,h' splendid ruin Of Dryburgh Alb.
boy, nov, alas containing II more splendid ruin,
than itsef. Eere is laid the body of Lady Scott
and also that Of his uncle The situation is seclu-
ded, romantic, and quite congcnia to all the ideas
oflhe deceased.
FALMouru Oct. 6, 1899
! The rnmors Of war which very generally pre-,
vailed last week have died away, leaving no pros.
pect, happily Of speedy disturbance ofthat peace
which now universally prevails among the s:utc,
OF Europe with the exception of Portugal, which
IS merely domestic quarrel, aud will, we dare say
be settled without tmbroiling any o'hr power
Ihe klnm Of Snnin suhcn be ,uns ihnnrhi dcnL