Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-08-28

ing the casc, should hope the House would feel
! That tho samo reasons which induced the House To
adjourn duriag the former days, would also nduco
II TO adjourn till Thursday by which lime the plan
oflhe administration will be in a state to be laid
before the House"
The Speaker then put the question that tho
House do adjourn I'LL Thursday next, which was
agreed to-
IRELAND.
AT the latest advises the cholera continued to
rage IN Dublin with undated violence, where
not only the poor, bui persons who have oil tho
good things of this world at their command, ore
snached away within few hours after they are
| first attacked.
Great distress prevailed in Thnrles and Tin.
perery, and of population Of 1000, in the for.
mer place. II 10 osccrialncd, that no fewer ,han
2,4Oo are in absolute want Of all the nccessu.
ries of life.
FRANCE.
From the returns Of tho last elections, il appears
TINT the Ministers will bavo a very large majority
N the House Of Deputies. Their force is estimated
at about 2''0 that Of the opposition about 90 and
tho no-pahy men so The Curis,s have returned
only about dozen Of their friends.
SPAIN.
Letters from Madrid OF the 9Th Of June, received
Mt Paris express great doubts whether tho disease
| That had oecasonod SO much apprehension in tho
pansh capital was any thing moro lhnn the ordi.
nary cholera mofbus. Tho Cor,es~ however,
were TO meet q, tho appointed time, II tho chole-
| ra came in good earnest OF no.. But the place Of
their first meeting WINS most likely 10 be transfer.
red to the town of Scgova, in tho province OF the
same name, account ofthnt towns proximity
| to the royal res1enco OF San Idefonso, TO which
the Regent has, III her alarm about tho choleru,
lately retired.
! Wnnen's NEWSPAPER OFFICE,
| Liverpool, p. M July l6
The Standard. on tho authority of their Paris
correspondent, announces tho arrival of Don Car
los in Spain. Hc reached Bayonne on the 9th in
slant, and, on the follow ing doy, entered Spain,
where no Is stated 10 have been extremely well
received by the people. Whit Effect this inorfer-
cncc may have upon tho contcs, now gong on in
that unhappy country, it is impossible to forctell
| Baron dc fIaber has been charged by Don Care
los to contract loan OF 1876 millions offrsncs, or
3 million spounds storIing which he has succeeded In
cfcctIng with ono Of the first houses in Paris. Be-
sides the misery Of the civil war raging in Spsir,
dreadful storms are devastating The North, and The
| cholcrn is raging unchtckc ia tho South.
The Madrid papers to the 9Th were received yes
tcrday, containing various dctaiis Of tho psecau<
tionary measures adopted by the Government Z.
| gainst the cholera.
! IL is stated in one OF these journals that a
person commissioned by Don Carlos had arrived
at Bayonnc. with letters Of credit to The extent
Of 1900 francs, TO b. Transmitted to Zumalucar.
| rcgu
PORTUGAL.
| The news from Lisbon relates chiefly to tho
health of Don Pedro, which seems o have received
q considerable shock, though at tho latest dates
he was convaescen Nothing could DO moro
| alarming than the symptoms while they lasted--fc-
| yer and splitting of blood but this latest bulletin
describes those symptoms rs having disappeared,
and calculates generally on his Iesorston.--
| Gen. Bacon had been tried on the charges prefer
red against him by Gen. Saldanha. and to tho
surprise OF every one, was found guilty and SEN
fenced to six months imprisonment Tho meet
ing 81 the Cotcs WINS looked forward to with great
anxiety.
Calcutta popcrs 10 the 10Th March furnish nfor.
nation TINT the inhabitants Of some of the interior
prov nces nre suffering all the horrors of famine.
| "A great and unusual drought In tho preceding sea-
son had cut oil tho crops, and with them tho sus
| ,cnance of thousands Of tho people. Many wers
daily perishing from absolute want nftor enduring
all tho severe and proractcd iorments Of unappcus.
cd hunger Emigration TO districts whefo grnio
was more plentiful was going on, but il suppo-
scd that muny would perish on Tho way. The &c.
vcrnmcnt had extended some triAing relief butt
would be comparatively unavoiling nmi,lat such
! general distress.
| An arrival at New Orleans from Campcnchy
| brings information thut battle had .skon place
near the city Of Campeacby, between tho 81. An
| ma party and the republicans Of Merida, (in
| Mexico y which resulted, after a desperate con.
6ct Of some hours, in the dcfea, Of the republicans,
who sustained loss IN killed and wounded, Of
200 men.
| FaAscE.--Thc Rev. Flavcl s. Mines, (ffom
Montgomery county, in Msryand,) Sesmen's
Chat plain at favre, has been called 10 Paris, 10 be.
como Assis'an. Pastor Of the English Congrega-
,ional Church in that city.
Dacay( Mayringe-On Tuesday last, tho mar
rage ofiho dwarf exhibiting in this town, Don
| Soniugo do los Santes, to Ann Hopkins, whose PEI
rents reside in Livery street, took place at 81.
! Mathis Church. The Don is 48 years Of aec, and
abou, % inches high and Miss Hipkins 10 %
yeas of age, and abou, 40 inches high Tho Rev
| tho High Baf had the honor Of giving the ID.
dy away The bride and bridegroom @ere brought
TO the church in a sedan; and, as might be ex.
pectcj an immense crowd OF people assembled,
which il was found impossible to control with
out the nil ofllc police.
tB;.miasAam, England, ADV:
A COod I,etoR. They tell a pleasant story Of
one of our naval officers who had charge of mn
w yard and who had never signaliscd himself On
tho ocean. In walking through the yard he mota
! ragged boy with basket of fragments Of wood
Which nc had picked up; and being angry with