Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-08

From MEXICO.

T,mrico = the isi july. They mostly filled
" IN yroeasnatsons and snceches OF the contonding
rg,rs. snfcos IN lii,ic that would prove interest
,ns s.a sn A,aerican reader.
n saith aaa5 be placed on these papers the pre-
eepi disturbances wall soon be qoelied TIE whole
fare, Of the nevoluiuniss does no, amount 10
: than .xo thousand men, who have four divisions OF
lsoverameni troops, consisting of about 10000, 10
contend against.
The Cal.nsna, of Mexico, states that censde-
,nb,c number OF Europeans nre daily quitting the
rapitai, taking considerable sums OF money with
them, for the purpose OF joining the traitors Ariss
aod Duran. The same paper states that a battle
was shortly expected to take place between Gen
Duran who was at Ayo,la and Gen. Meiin.
BY correspondence that has passed between
the authorities and the physicians Of 1smpieo IL
appears that 1900 persons fell victims tothe Chol-
cru.
Correspondence Of the lourns, Of Commerce.
TIE Ezcitemeat---fAe Iaeio,y Corlnissionft's
Report--Ssnaanl Napoleon ~ Nicholas al Va
SAFE.
Teospos, June 22nd, 1899
Excitc,n.n. il on the increase Every day il al
ding n the fevcrish state Of the public mind my
every hour, md many are looking on with frar and
trembling The ministerial journals contfnnc to
publish the most violent articles. They endesvour
to arouse the country, toprepnre the people for the
worst and to induce them TO be rcndy either TO sell
their lives or liberties. They call loudly for ere
n,ion Of Peers and they contend tina, nh addition to
the Pcerage can alone save the country from the
horrors OF Revolution But the King is Opposed
20 sSy such measure, and he is reported tn hive
hnted in very plain Language, his opinion On the
subject Tho Tories aware Of this, for he is so
surrounded by them, that he might be said 10 be
aluos, guided by them ard as they therefore know
his determination, they use every cndcnyor 10
strengthen him in his resolves. They rely great
ly on his 6rsnness, and disposed to pu, 10 the
TEST There was yesterday a determination 10
Chunccllors Bill for the Establishment of Local
Counts, and FOR the better procuring cheap and
speedy Justice.
Tie Bill was TO have been read a second time
and rom nittod Lord Lyndhursi had threatened
tooppose ii.nnd his Tory friends went down TO the
House in sufheicu, numbers, to suppor, him on his
mo~on. THE House was literally crammcd with
Peers, ard II is admitted that there has not becn so
full an attendance since the discussions on the first
Reform Bill Lord Broughnm introduced the ques
tion in short speech. Lyndhurst replied, bu, Lord
Broushrfn made such an admirable rcionder, that
Notwithstanding tho avon oil intention Of tNe Peers
TO throw IL out, the bill actually passed through n
stage, the Tories not even ven uring division.
IL rs almost TOO much 10 imagine that the noble
Lords were convinced by the arguments Of the
Chancellor, and therefore Withdrew their oppos-
tion. And yet there rs very much the appearance
of such being the case and il would be exceedingly
unfair not to allow their Lordsl,,ps credit for such
conduct But perhaps tho whole WAS only IN A.
Ter thought, and DIVISION did not take piacc be
cause the leadass fearful Of It's effect upon the
eoun,sy But though they daelincd acting on tha
occasion perhaps they will anvil the n,seves OF the
thiri ,caling, 10 display their nnipnthy nnd mum
bers II lhey SHOULD no 40, ii will not call for> n
ny very particular feeling, as there rs very great
apathy relative TO the measure /; but with muny
she circumstance will he Treasured up as another
base act o. a corrupt and ,ntolerent Pccrage
Their LorIshps will not have long TO wait for
the grand measure, which is to wait the Tories in.
10 power the Irish Church Bill Lord A,harp is
pushing il forward IN the Commons ana 1t IS ex.
pected TO reach tho Lords in about week Ebea
will como the tug Of war. II will be n most Az iul
Period ifihat which is anticipated take plorc The
Tory papers say that Earl Grey's rcsignaan " III
be accepted that the Duke Of Wellington will 70
turn to Office and lhat TIC troops can BE- depends9 on
Blu, what says the Times The moment that n
Tory administration shall be formed, bill must be
sent from the Commons to the Lords, dsbanding
the guards, and dsmissing the whole Of the stand
ing army now in England The two par,ies are
exceedingly anxious FOR a collision, but the rndl.
a,ttering the Tories, quite indignant at the idea OF
creation OF Peers, loud in their cry agains, the
Wings and fierce in their opposition 10 them
They appear anxious 10 drive the Torres 10 per-
form some act tina, would goad The people 10 a tevo
luton that their Only hope and DESIRE and lhcy
think that the Tories would do # they
were again reinstated IN power. II is for TINS rcn
son that the Radicals have united with the Conscr
va,ivcs White all this is gong on, the pubic St
L., k.a,, OF, st.,,
have fallen four per cent in as many days AL
the mon.eo interests appear d,eadtully alarmed go
especially connected with foreign loans.
The Commissioners who were appointed to in
uuire into the state Of the Factory system hav,
Just made their report. They propose tina, thu
time 70, infant labor shall be limited to eight hours
This is Aore than the friends Of the ehiMfen locke,
for, as they only asked for ten hours.
The RUSSIANS AT CoNsTANrINorLE,--The En-
pcror appears to have succeeded for he has full pos
session Of the capital ofthe Ottoman Empne Their
is no disposition evnced to Withdraw his force.
and am really almost induced TO believe, that n
will be always making some excuse to pteycr
their removal Already lie has got sufficient IN
Auencc over the Sultan, 10 prevent British c
French vessels having the passage Of the d ,rdo
nellcs. Thls is really monstrous state Of thing.
that this giant power should be allowed uus, "
der the preteXt of an armed Interference, 10 scz
upon Turkey, anu uomiheer IN the most shauiolt
manner How disgraceful il is to England Wi
the British Government allow such conduct ca
my Lord Palmerslon be dreaming, while the Rus
sian is planning and accomplishing the most sub
tie proceedings And France to, what can b
though, Of her clustering Did she not promise
resort to Interior measures, in the event Of stronge
measures being requisite TO expel the Russian fleet
But what has she done except TO threaten And
isvery obvious without any intention to put tina
threat in execution. Really something must b
4 done by England and France, or the Russian Wi