Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-04
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Leaving a surplus Of income over


Leaving surplus Of income over
expenditure TO the amount Of 2l7f 0M
The committee would nj once be aWarr thsl "a
amount Of surplus Of income over expenditure uss
larger than any thai 1t Haj hitherto been his saus
faction TO STATE 10 he lions (gIoat e4eerlng) a.
Ter going into extensive details 10 the state Of tn
fnsnces he hdyerled TO the surplus which he
had calculated last year. he admitted that II was
less than his estimate, G1, the dimmuuos waJ part
~ oceasioned by demands that not been caculn,.
uaon. as charges on account OF Sasarlno 100
oO0l 10 paw of seamen &c lie continued, howe
yer Of opinion that appfop a,,ag the surplus 10 the
reduction of taxes, instead OF maintaining a sink
ina fund, was advisable.
The ueso Hata,y In Tho Hausoof Lords Ju-
ly 2j&Ac carl Of W'ncholsea put some questions
10 ,lN Me Lord q, tho head q the Government,
with view 10 obtain iolormatlon as to the course
which was Intended TO DO pursued IN out foreign
and domestic relations.
V,scounI N lii ~ ne reminIsJ the Noble Lord
that the Government, was nol nav Til T princl-
pes would be the sam whica had governed their
conduct durirg he last three years and n half
The Marquls of Londonderry impaired whether
any orders had been issued Tor the arrest OF vss,s
with men an arms bound from tins country To-
SPAN
Lord Melbourne wa nol aware that there were
any such vessels about 10 sail
I,oxpoS, July % II -HOrrtd Outrage. Sun.
d,yo,eniny. about . ocioch, some unknown ,utFan
sa6bed with dagger, three females, who were
walking IN the Regents Park, The police arc
naning active seatoh after tho monster. The sui
ferers. TWO lUdl,s and fem H. servant hnyo all
heon dIe adloy woun led III the gfon, and arc lying
in n dauref0us Stnie.
The > wablan Mercury announces, under The
head OF Vienna, tn a rnmouf prevails there of
European Congress, which Is II be eunvohed IN The
course OF the approaching autumn
A letter from Vienna sla'ca Ia the manner IN
which some membarso OF Ihe Royal + mtY o. SPAN
have been treated ~ the Government Of mot klns-
dom. though they do not immediately belong % III
opposlte parry, has made very unpleasant imprss-
SION upon The Emperor, and that remonstraaces hive
been made throusha diplomatic channel
Commercial letters Of the 26lh uIt. from Con
s,anunaplc, announce that Goa e are beng en-
tered into for the carly setting III motion OF tho nj.
my, and the immediate eqmpnea OF TIN fuksh
Ace, Ia causeqa NJ ordinary "oailen e.otAs aud
lca,h4 nave oxpettencel "A considerable rise.
Dlane, 10 G.atra. " "a. Tho farewell dinner
giyon to Genefal Nina al the ALBION, July 2i.h,
was attended by al N principal Spanlarls -
l.oaeon. Don AuSlaun A-s"eies WIS n ia,
,b nr. WHO passed u most eloquent cuoelom On tn,
oast services Of General M.ua, and gavo most
brilliant sketch upon tho good he might yer CONF,
ON his county. None Of The toasls excusd srsatef
enthusiasm than A close and an eternal alliance
be,w ccn Eng nd, Span and Portugal Seoor
Arsaelcs introduced the toast II most eloquen'
sneeeh. calling on h ven 10 bless The Union AMI
make II snuser,lent To Tie ptomJIo and presersa
ton of constitutional liberty tho three countries
&" He believel Che said) thai II would be useful 10
the commerce prosperity, aud freedom of England
where he had spent mary years Of, he hoped not DIS
honorable exile, rs he was sure II would be 10 thc
liberty of his own dear country. Senior Arguelles,
on reading dieter from the Spanish ambassador, *
pressing hls regret that he con not attend because
he had at his own house a grand diplomatic dinner
10 celebrate thc meeting oi the Cote, ok occasion
TO .sy the 2ih of July MAS rem Ikabc day. On
the 9th Of July, 1910 the first CousI,lut onnl Cor
tes assembled at Madrid on tie 2ih July, 1888
the Duke OF Terccira entered Lisbon on he Oh
Of July, 1884 the Cortos had ug,ln mbled d
Madrid The evening passed od with srea eclat
and the eloquent addresses Of Oh hartman excite
much applause. The Spanish consulate genera
was present
Dos MlauAL.-Extfoct of q letter At the lGu
ms, from G a:-' Don Miguel ~ no had hir,,
SOME ulSluHCt lIuli tIiS Cliy,
dom appear, IN public. Some persons, however
who have his confidence are admuedto him. an,
for some days there has been remarked around h.n
hustle that has gwen rise 10 a thousand conlec
lures and rumours. II appears certain tha, a tel
lucca, come from the coast Of Spain, has ontere
our port and that communications have taken plac
between of tn passengers and persons attuct
ed TO that Prince"
FRANCE.
The Paris Paper of July PSI state that til
French Chambers will certainly SIT for the despatc
OF business Immediately afer the preliminary pre-
ceedlngs of the new Chamber of Deputies sha
have been gone through. The reasons giv,n H.
this change of determination are the arrival Of Do
Carlos IN Span--the substitution Of Marshal Gt
rard for Marshal Soui President of the Cour
cil--anJ The alterations that have taken place i
the British Cabinet. Prince Talleyrand was OK
pected shortly in the French capital
French futerfeieHce IN The Spanish Contest -
A Ministerial Paper says, "Wnen we speak 0
the events 10 the Peninsula, our thoughts are direct
ed not 10 the foreign, but TO the internal question
We hope tina, the Spanish patriots will be stron
enough to rid themselves of The enemy ,ha' threa
ems their liberty. The sequel OF events will sho'
TO France wha part she ought to act IN that cour
try where her arms have stled liberty, an
her influence caused il to revive. But there is
twofoid question by the side OF the Spanish on
The counIer-rev dictionary party no longer carre
On civil war against US in La Vendee, but 10 Ma
ware and Blscay. There it seeks the revolution
aud there it hopes 10 crush It. 1t threatens tn
Charter OF 1880 in the free institutions founded b,
the Queen Of Spain. In driving the Cortes from
Madrid, it is our Chambers against Uhich it d.