Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-15
raTrs r FROM EUROPE.

The packet ship Columbus, Capt Cobb, from
Liverpool, and caariemagne, Capt Pierce, rom
H.yrs. have arrived a. New York, both having
sailed on the Ist Of Augustihe former In tho eve
ning.
The Liverpool Standard Of the LIST Augusi,men'
tons and riLicules report which had been got up,
TINT there was probability OF failure OF the h"s-
The French papers contain various reports from
snain, ono Of which states tina, Rodil has declined
n battle with Don Carlos, and had relrea'ed Some
osihc Loadon papers yet doubted whether Don
Carlos was IN SPAN.
The celebration OF the Three Days, had taken
place in Paris, without any disturbance
The Gazette contains n decree OF Don Chtoh,
dated Salinas de Orc, 18th July declaring IN a state
Of blockade all the places IN Navarro occupied ny
the enemies Of his rights.
The British Agricultural report for July states
tina, the general character OF the crops Of wheat,
beans, peas and potatoes, was good
rho failure OF the banking firm OF kinnenr,
alniIt & Co at Edinburgh, ls announced, snd Ind
created great sensation IN that quarter
Toe Irish Disturbances, OF Coercion Bill, had
been finally passed by the Lords, and received the
royal assent.
On tho 9th July, the Corlez was opened by the
Queen Regent in person.
There had no, yet been any lighting IN Spalh'
The cholera continued to make great havoc IN Ma
dfd
The French Chamber was opened by the King
in person, on the 3lsl Of July he was dressed In
the ua,iorm Of the National Guard.
Tho X jng read, in rather a low tone of yoecihe
f,liowng
SPEECH.
TIA ever with lively satisfaction that find
myself amongst you. | am particularly happy Al
6nding YOU assembled around ma al the "0noen'
when the safftagos OF the nation have Iasi been
manifested in striking mnnnes
The saiTrages have approved the liberal and
moderate policy, which tho Chambers IN ITS pre-
vious sessions have so fully sustained Ii is the
policy of the charter France desires reposc under
the eyes Of those tutelary institutions winch her
wisdom and courage have preserved from all At
= tacks. My govcrnmtn, has FASTENED 10 meet the
expectations OF the country, and success has moi
failed to wait on our perseverance.-W Whenever
criminal enterprises have given rise 10 disastrous
contest, the cause Of the nation has rlumphed The
National Guard and the army, whose devotion you
will appreciate with me, have repressed disorders
with no less fidelity than energy andthepeaceable
execution of the laws passed IN the last session
has shown tho weakness Of the exciers OF dis'ur-
b,nces, and restored confidence TO the public mind
We now gather the fruits, Our industry and
commerce have experienced a double increase. |
have contemplated with pleasure these results IN
tue STeai exposition Ol uotIcSuc iHousug WHSH nus
demonstrated the ex,en, of conquest in tina, do
par,ment of labor and Of the hopes VIC are justified
ia entertaining from IT,
These will take place under the favor,ng pro,cc-
ton of peace, under the direction of an active and
foresccng administration, under the influence Of
wise laws, which in seconding tho progress OF az
riculture and industry, will open new channels io
commerce. and have reason TO hope that the still
growing prosperity Of the country will enable us
70 meetth public expenses with the ordinary re-
sources of the State.
The financial laws will be submitted to your con-
sideraon at the period allotted by the rules Of tina.
department.
The laws necessary for the execution of treaties,
and those which still necessary for the complete
execution OF the Charter will be pre- resented in
the course of this session.
lhave to felic.ate nysefon the state of our re-
Iations with foreign powers
The internal dlsscntions which disturb Portu gal
have been brought TO a close. | have concluded
with the King of Great Britain, the Queen Of
Spain end the Queen Of Portugal, treaty which
has already had the most salutary influence on the
Te.estabIishment Of peace in the Peninsula, always
intimately connected with England. am direct
ing my attention, in concert with my allies, to the
situation of Spain, whore . new complication Of
circumstances has arisen which demands the &C.
Fious consideration ofthose powers who signed the
treaty Of the 23d of April.
The state Of affairs in the Eas. is satisfactory,