Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-16


continued TO be the suffice, of negotiation between
tho Turkish. English AID French Ministers. n
Prussian diplomatic agent had also arrived either
10 increase dsenungle the onbfoglio. II - m
ferfed that Russia is hard pressed when abe thus
calls for the mediation OF PrussIO. The treaty IN
question is that saich gives to to Ger the key If
the Dardnnelles. Sevorul fires had occurred OF Con
stantnople always certain type OF the more dan
ecrons irritation which WIS smouldcfing in mons
minds Some mitigation OF the very injurious
tom house regulations was hoped for from the
nioas,fancos OF the English and French hmbassa-
doris a letter IN the Hamburg Conespondea
states that tho return Of the English fleet from Mai
Ia 10 ITS former station VAS matter Of course,
after having completed tie rchuing a, the former
place
SWEDEN
TIL, King has been narmngly i'll from severe
spasmodic pans occasioned by govt. lie wes, how
ever quite recovered on the 26th Feb. the date Of
the last advees. Bernadote appears to have sue
coedod in concIlialing the good wishes OF the
Swedcs for the progress Of his illness is said TO
havo been watched with unaffected public concern
| lie might hive done more, but, We believe, Sweden
il rather his debtor for some benefits which he has
conferred upon her.
MARKETS.
LosDos MARKET, March 10 Tobacco-The
market for Virginia has been exceedingly brisk du-
ring the past month"; the shippers as well as the
| home trade having purchased literally 300 hhds
have hcen bought for The latter purpose, $50 hhds
have been bought for the Irish morket at 81 to Gid
and abou, 800 hhds rejected, have been taken for
other places, principally consisting OF common des-
scrpions and low priced kinds the prices paid are
% TO SID. There arc no floating cargoos to offer
for sale stripped leaf suitable for shipping 10
For home consumption there is n fair demand
Kentucky leaf has secured steady salc Tor ship.
ping nj 81 TO 81 for fair to fine ordinary quality.
Maryland has sold steadily. There has been much
busle in the Tobacco market about 800 hhds have
changed hands at advance Of Id to ID per h.
The stocks are getting lower on account OF the re-
| cont Il transactions
THREE DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND.
New YORK. April 8.
| The packet ship President Captain Moore, from
London, brings papers from that capital TO the l4th
Of March incu,lve-being three days later than our
las, adviccs
GREAT BRITAIN.
The indications are, that the Ministry of Sir Ro-
bert Peel is gaining strength So we read in the
proceedings ofthe House Of Commons on the l2lh
! Of March,
An interesting and animated debate took place on
the same night in the House Of Commons on Lord
Londonderry being appointed Ambassador to the
Court OF ST. Pecrsburgh.
The amy estimates have been laid on the table
| oil the House of Commons. The amount provided
for The effective service, is 293 O72i being 9O0Ot
less than last yer.
The Chronicle doubtful authority says that the
Cabinet oil The Duke of Wellington, not wishing TIC
exhibit split" thus early, and unwilling to dis
ponse with the services OF the Marquis of London
derry MS A Ambassador a, Russia, have for The pres
emf, despatched Mr. Magcnnis, an Orangcman
from the North of Ireland, and nephew of Louis dc
Grey. Mr. Magennis has received orders to 81 art
for ST. Pctcrsourgh.
LONDON, March l3.-From Austria accounts
have been received OF considerable import ancc. The
ne Emperor has been found to possess the quail
ty which all the world who knew his weakness,
he'd thought he was most wanting in-ductllity.
Whatever his private views in politics. or personal
prcposscssons against individual Ministers, he
finds himself in IA situation which, us he cannot con-
troll, he has wisely brough, himself to conform to-
Prince Metternich is continued in his high trust
no appointments under him TO be disturbed and
no change whatever is to be made in the admins
tration of public affairs. Prince Mctcrnch is Ger
tainly the only man IN his domlnlons upon whose
CO operation the Emperor could safely count for a
continuance Of the present state OF things.
From Switzerland the last accounts are still of u
hostile character.
1t is stated in the augsburg Ga ,ette, under the
head of Conslannoplc February 49, that Niche
met A ii has been seized with a nervous complain,
that endangers his life 1t is said he expressed
greet TINT he did not dethrone the Sultan has order
ed the tribute which was on board to be RENTED to
be dsomburked, and has urged the return of lbra
him Pacha from Syria. 1t adds that the Sultan, on
receiving the intelligence, summoned Divan, and
proposed new hosl'lites but advised TO consult
the Ambassadors Of England and France, who have
requested further instructions from their respective
Courts, aud that Lord Ponsonby had also ordered
the movement ofthc British squadron
The new Speaker, the Right Hon. james A5cr-
crombie, is in his 59h year, having been born the
7th of November l776 He is next brother to Lord
Abcrcemble. Humphrey de Abcrcrombe, living
in 1913, younger son Of Abercombie of that k,
was the lincal ancestor of Sir Alexander of BiIk-
enbog, first Baronet, supposed to be Chief of that
name, whose second son, Alexander, of TuIlibody,
was grandfather OF the gallant Sir Ralph, father of
the speaker, ard of General Sir X. Abcrcrombic
G. c. e., who died in 1927. The RICH, Hon. gen
ileman, by his marriage with Mary Anne daugh-
ter of L. Leigh, Esq, has an only son, Ralph AT
ercrombie, Esq. now Charge dAnaires a. Berlin.
[He,aM
FRANCE
II is not understood that the Ministerial arrange
mcnls haye yet been definitely settled.
Tho Paris Messenger of the llth gives from the
Impartial the following composition of the new
Ministry M. dc Broglie, Foreign Affairs and
President Of the Council NJ. Guizot the lutte
rior NJ. Duchu,c, Finance NJ. Duvergier d'Hau,
ranne, Commerce M. Rcmusut, Public Instruc-
ton; M. Dumon, Justice Gen. Schneider, Wui
and M. Dupin, Marine.
The Paris Times Of March I reports tina foow.