Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-06
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nay" -. -, I.o,.,on me 23d OF September, :"
ooIfical lntellIge nee thai It bnngs AUS ~ at
: out nreyious information, pnd Inc eo' rbe1
80 oil be found N lnelr proper pace.
/ a.ne,al and i.eellaneous items VIII as usual
! d,sifibuted undef their appropriate heaus.
CESAR BairAIx.-The people o' Epe'a"pl -
.ins nothing al present 10 DIS "''i" -, 49,
4 seem TO turn their tenilon ID aHa'fs "''oi -
.c,,ia,v those which relate 10 their comm 'S'"'
| p,a.a-,s rhe Colooial markets at Amsisr1ah'
end Rotterdam, AMI the great sales OF a''"'e''
doves mace, and Other spices. seem 10 W a"'0'-
/ be mos, prominent topics Of discussion
| II WAS understood tha, Sir Charles orul. W.
,boa, to be nippon, Governor Genefai Oh '"''''
IN he p 4ce ofLord William BenIntk.
| Sir John f.eaoh. Master OF the Rolls, an ,n''oi-
tao, lad ial flee IN Ensland and vi, p''i'
scott, Professor Of he University oil 81 hho''"'
IN scotland, have emily died.
PRS accounts OF thc 22l Monday furnish no
| hing Of importance
| PoRruaAL.-In diligence was received al fai'
inolih ffom Lisbon 70 tb. Sth of September DO
Pedro was said 10 be IN very dangerous state, a'a
hat his medical attendants had ssued bulletins an'
oouncing that there not the slightest chanfs
| of his recovery The Cortes ard House OF Assem-
aly were occupied IN debates o. importance reia-
| I'VE to the future welfare of the country, ana
| particularly he abolition ofrhe present resIi'c'loas
upon the press, which there was every prospect OIL
| pcng carried.
SpAIs-rhe latest accounts from Span were OF
the Is h of September. The petition on the bh' oi
rehs was finally approved ofby the ChaInbe' ana
! ordered TO presented IL the Queen. ltd"eS mol
appear tn Il any dlvlsien took place at this s'"Es. 81
that the minister's are convinced that II IS imposes
bic TO resist tie stream.
The procuradoes (the popular bo}y) were SAID
n han nd he q
jrs,y TO dismss the prcsen, Ministers, ani 10 call
tc office in their stead General Valdez and others
OF liberal principles. The popular voice was de
cdedy against the recognition Of Royal Loans.
II was reported on the Boarse exchange at Pa
rs, on Saturday the 20th that an insurrc ction bad
broken out at Madrid and that the Piocuradotes
had been compelled 10 meet and TO pass such votes
as the the popuoce prescribed. Very little credn
was attached to this runor, but he Courier Fran
Gals says, IN relation to it" the departure of Mr.
RolhschiId from London Tor Paris, has also been
the subject Of variety OF onlcctares, and The re-
call of Mr.. Lionel Ro,hschild 10y telegraph " no
was on his way to Madrid, was also spoken Of as
an even, Of some importance. We do not
ncily why any of these reports should hove ale d
The prices of the funds. But the very air breathe
seems impreghated with terror, and The slightest
breath Is sure to spread It,"
TWAS asserted a, Madrid, at the last accounts
from, Ia, capital that Gen. Nina was about 20
succeed Rodil M the command Of the Queens
troops.
The cholera WAS committing great ravaecs III
Billion, where 100 viclms per day are said to fall
~ the disease. This in population OF only 49,
900, is great mortality.
| 1t was reported IN London on Saturday the Goth
tina, Don Carlos had been shot in on engagement
between the Carists and Constitutional forces.
| The papers of Monday and Tuesday do not con
firm it, aud it may therefore be presumed 10 be g.
buous
GREECE -Aivices have been received, via Ma
poll that an insurrcc,ion had broken our IN Area.
dia, with extensive ram fcatlons in Continental
| Greece. AT TIT aaj OF his revolt were Miro
! Cocus Plsponus, N,kea Zprbini, Gralzali, Meta
poronas md the Zcr2opou who had been
lawed, and 1000 drachmcs offered Tor them dead OF
alive.
The emigration of the Greek families from the
| Turkish territories to the Morea, con.inu 10 be
very numerous, not only respected Turkey in
Europe, but from ASIA Minor. From the Enyp-
uan provinces also, numbers were taking tier de-
pnrture.
| Russia Great preparations were making at St.
Petersburg for the ceremony Of erecting the Statue
of the late Emperor Alexander shown that it is
Intended to make 1t festival OF the mes imposing
| character
From the Germ1n papers 1t appears, that the
Russians are in some degrre relaxing IN the scvaii-
,y of The measures heretofore adopted toward the
unfortunate Poles Hopes arc entertained that the
| conditions upon which the miserable cmgranis " III
be allowed to return to then native country will
be much less rigorous than they have hitherto been
LIVERPOOL MARKETS, Sept %.
! Couon-The demand for cotton thtoua :,oui the
week has been steady, and the market has closed
with frmncss at full prices for all American dcs
| crptons
| 24h. Since last week we have experienced
brisk demand for cotton III sales of the three DAYS
amounting to about 10 600 bays of which are 100 !
Sea Island l71@0i; l20 prime Boweds at 9sd and
| 5000 Ameuean on speculation The pices are
considered II pr pound higher or Americon col.
tons. There is steady demand going on this |
morning.
Tobacco IN good demand for export, AID 100
binds Virginia leaf have been taken at 81 ner In
100 Virginia and 25 Kentucky slemmed have eon'
| for home use
LIVERPOOL, 9th Sept, IS3i-In tobacco
there continues to b. a very good enquiry Tor ex-
port, and some purchases of stemmed have been
made on speculation Prices of all kinds are well
| supported. Holders arc asking more money for
Old stenmed, IN consequence OF the new now SAM
ping, not turning out well, some being of opinIon
thtt II rascml les the crop of 1890 Stock this ,a
1920 hhds sgansi 66s3, 80 h sep, 1888.
| 7 - There Is very animated demand for
Cotton this morning both TO the trade and ON snec
uation. Make. looking up.
After the death of William the fourth IN. D,Lo
OF Cumberland will be king of Hanover and ,bn.
| VII the Gro WINS OF Eupland md II ,,.,u.