Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-04
FOREIGN NEWS.


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Fr.on The y Jaaaat y Commerce Lag Is.
ftlREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
BY he parke, ship George " shmgton, Capt
iollredgc, we have received London papers 10
Tic 23,d uL and Liverpool to the 9th, both luelu-
sYc.
The arrival Of Don Carlos IN Spain il no longer
doubtnL battle hetween lbs lorges, (reprcsenl-
I'd 10 amount 10 II 900 men aud those of Geo. Ro-
oil, was shortly expected Ills banker IN Pmis
has ueen arrested and imprisoned,
The British fleet IN the Mediterranean hAt land
ed 1000 OF 1900 marines near Smyrna, but pre-
elscly tor what purpose, docs moi appear There
Is evidently strong feeling of da,rust between the
Qoadrnplc Alliance on the one h,ld consisting Of
England, France, Span and rorlugnl, and the
Northern Despols ON the other, and thus feeling
s been neteasedby the recent events IN tie Pen
asula as well as by the DIS position muntcs
ed by the German Confederation 10 brng
switzerland within us gtasp and certain demon
dfnt'oas Of Russia indicating a desire 70 take
star I Tutleg
The Poor Laws Bill was rcal second time
II he House OF Lords July 2lst, Lya vote Of Il
10 l..
On the sano evening IN The House of Commons
the IRISH Coe,con bill was read u second time, -
yeas 1856 noes %
Before the question was put, Mr. Scrope moved
the following resolution " That IN order To Sc
cure life and property in Ireland agalnsi CRIMINAL
ouroges, to give eff ct those measures of sevell-
y winch may be necessary TO adopt for tic
suppression Of the latter, ii Is c1pcd.eni thai
the population OF that country should bc
ensured the means Of supporting life by hon
esl and peaceful IN Justly, and rhat the House
therefore viii al an enr!Y opportunity, direct its al
lpi4tI1 tn II.
desirable object" Negr,ycd,-S9 10 81.
Marshal Soult has resigned his place in thc
French Ministry, us President of the Council anl
Minister of War and has been succeeded by Mar
shal Gerard.
FROM The Times Jul0 -
Silver has been rising lately IN value, ind IT Is
believed that though the excitement IN the money
market OF the Unnted States Is apparently "a, ~
end there IS still going ON large AID regular ex-
port OF bullion 70 that pari OF the world. The node
al affecting this Is not very obvious, far the
eohmercial intercourse between the TWO countries
Is concerned. bur lhcre has been Of lntc invest
ment OF money by Engllsh capitalists IN tn local
stock oil the various states OF tn American Uulon
the security OF which IS highly valued, 10 a very
great extent, and this would furnish m easy mode
OF obtaining whatever specie WINS desired 10 purify
the American system, overloaded by immense -
sues Of paper This is "A subject watched with
some attention and anxiety at the present mo
ment
LoNDoN, July 2l.-Mr f. Stanley the liberal
Member for Cheshire, Is appointed under Secretary
Of State for the Tome Department IN place OF Loud
Howlck, who has resigned This Is an excellent
prominent.
1t IS fepored that the Earl Of Carlisle, Lord Pr
Wy Seal, has resigned. and thut the Elrl OF Ma-
rave Is TO be his successor g9Hrtcr.
FRANCE.
LONDON, July 81 i hr runourcd retirement of
Marshal Sont from tho French Ministry which
We mentioned on f,Iday, has taken place. The
immediate cause - sad to be addertnce batweeb
huns It and VI fhiers relative to the managcmen.
at he I'll saph hui tins Is j., med There are IN
desda great Abundance of reports and one as
cribs the retirement OF the VI r,h1 10 hi. own
wish for rcpo,e. II seems probable that betw. en
hr Ma shn and has young civilian colleagues
there has heen for some time disputes on VARIOUS
SUBJECTS, md that his services being longer m
dtSp nsahI' 10 org lnze the army, they have been
glad 10 get md of HIM. They were embarrassed
10y his military disposition and the extravaganza
of his demands for his branch Of The public service
I'll expensive, though effective, management If the
army, contributed 10 bring them into collision with
Chamber which slutes economy and his trtlre-
ncnt mny he looked upon ms an homage TO the n
rr"aslng power Of The Deputies over the pubic
puese. II has ban replaced both as Minister of
At aud ~ President Of The Council by Marshal
Gcrnd The change Will maxi no Difference, W.
Fr' 81 ne, in the rel4t!ons between the Two con-
acs and very Iltlle IN the po.Iey Of Fruee, though
- ,re inclined 10 ooh on it as rather favorable To
tbo popular cause. Cou,iet.
SPAIN
The Gd-eHe nc Etonrc has thu following:
Letters received from Ehsondo. dated July l4,glgcs
.ae foowlns details -
On fhe II IA, CHa'les V. went publicly TO thu
ebprehfo be present a,u Te Deum performed ~
honor Of his safe refurn Crowds of pcoale from
all directions hoeked to ElsonIo l. nfres WI
l'sMed all over the country, al the villages were
illuminated, md the inhabitants, dressed IN iheJ
sunday clothes, testified lhcIr joy by dancing all
the night.
On the II h, the King, accompanied by Zumala.
caTcsuy, WHO had joined htm soon after his arr
vi set out for thu head quarters Of tho army, at
SOM dlStenec from Elison1o According TO tic
Plan Of military operations adopted on the 18th, the
King Is Immediately to advance 10 meet Rodll, Mt
tack Inn, aud march upon Madrid. All the ncees-
sary preparations Tor an action arc IN rcndlne
sevepifcn Thousand men regularly orr lnlsed, and
completely armed and equipped, are IN marchne
order without taking mln account the guetIias.
fdc FIRST words of the Klng after his arrival were
e" W. must march upon Madrid, without stopping
upon the way We must keep constantly adydn-
eng and not lose time III fighting upon this SIDE
N he other. The Government Is nj Madrid and
II IS thl'hcr hat we must ~ h forward with the
zrcatesl possible mpetJosHy.' On his arrival al
.llsondo, Charles V. made scYerol Nominations of