Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-31


The bill repeating the disabilities
under which the Jews labor in England.
has passed to q second reading in the
House Of Commons.
The Duke Of Richmond has =iih-
drawn from the Post Office Department.
in consequence Of 4 motion having
been made in the house to make IL an
office Of commission. He has been
succeeded by Lord Conyngham.
The Duke Of Wellington has been
installed Chancellor Of the Oxford Uni
versity, with great pomp and solemn
ty.
Mr.. Spring Rice has been re elected
from Cambridge.
Mr.. Abercromby has been appointed
master Of the mint, and rendered a
seat in the cabinet.
There appears to be an inpatient. if
not dangerous state Of excitement, ae-
eordiDg TO the Times, under the appre-
hension that the continued procrasti
nation Of the tythes and dissenters'
bills will end in the defeat Of those
measures.
Hassuina, prime minister ofTripoli.
charged with the murder Of Major
Laing. at Timbuctoo, appears in The
London Timesunder his own signature,
positively disclaimiDg any knowledge
OF the cireumstance-having come 10
London expressly TO clear up his char
acter.
In answer 10 Lord Farnham, Earl
Grey stated that il was the intention
OF Government TO propose the rene ~ al
Of the Irish coercion bill.
Letters from Consiantinople state
that some difficulties have occurred
between the courts Of Turkey aud
Russia, the latter setting mp claims in
consistent wiih The terms Of the late
treaty, and some Of the troops had &C
tuslly advanced beyond the stipulation
trontler. IL was expected that the
French aud English. ministers would
interfere, which would cause some sharp
diplomatic correspondence. A report
Of an invasion Of Persia BY the grasp
ing Russians was quite current.
Marshal Marmount arrived at Odes-
"a on the 18th Of May, IL is supposed,
TO enter the service Of Nicholas.
AT the opera at Lisbon, on the
evening Of MAY eth, As Don Pedro
and the Queen entered their boz. there
was a cry Of death 10 Don Miguel.
death TO the usurper!' Hon Pedro
Immediately arose and addressed the
audience, calling them . rabbie, and
threatening Go use military force.
The whole house then slavishIy res.
pOudsd, "LOng live the emperor
Don Carlos 10 60 receive an annual
pension from Spain. lie is quite des
titule, though he arrives in England
uilh one hundred in bis suite, intlud
lng wife, generals, monks, and Don
hlguels sister, the Princess Of Beira.
The English frigais At Aldea Gale.
"a, on receiving Don Carlos, man
ned the yards aud hred . salute. Tie
and bis suite were quite embarrassed
9Th the PEstsHes q Capt. Fanshau. Of
the tngate, a. dinner, Saving neses
eaten before bot Si,h royal persOasges.
from .3jfica. - We are happy 20 az
nounee the arrival 81 Boston u tie
Rev. Y. Spauldiog asd his sife. from
Liberia. hr spauldinE y the super
ln,sndsnt Of the Methodist Miss,on in
western AtrIca. Beth sfe feeble frou.
the elects Of the climate, yet q - b.
lieved that their visit 70 iheir naiive
sogntTy will restore them 10 their son
ted health. Miss FsTF,ngiOD. . snsn,.
6sr o. the Mission family. vas ls9t 81
henrovia 10 better health than she es
Ioyed when she left this city. IN CEN
pany Wiih Mr. spaslling, ~ the Rev
~ Herring, a member St he idbsria
hethodist Conference. who has the
-hara. ~ Ill. CO. IL. 49,.