Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-19
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have London papers to Sept. 7tb, and Liverpool
TO the 9Th, both inclusive. 49, o..
Fhc contest between the two Houses Of r arlia-
nent, growing Of the Municipal COMPUTATION
Bill, was still pendinp,but with iir prospect ola
speedy adjustment. Parliament was expected TO
be proroeucd in the oftw or tI,ree days.
The Cholera was raging in several Of the prn-
oipa' t''ics ot Italy. Gpnoa. Florence, Leglorn,
aud ono or tw" others are mentioned. At GENOA
10 the 2jlh Aug, there had. been. 1853 cases and
3oS deaths " Eight physicians Of that civ and
the celebrated P.e,siSt'' had been amohs its vic
TINS. The usual anl,iinnal reviews. Of Austrian
troops III Lombardy not TO take place this year,
in cons. qucncc Of the presence Of the scourgc
In Aleicrs the ravagcsdf The disease we're still
greater. Eielu hundred and fifty had already died
IN the military hospitals and the whole loss of ift
colony mp to the 2:1'tl august amounted 10 f271.
One OF the 20 prisoners who escaped from ST..
Pela"', Dca .uis by name, was rc-takcn in Paris
Angus, 3ls
\ London papc, of Sept. Bird ,ats, =" The
American Charge d. Alaircs fNir. Nail's) visit to-
Paris was on a diplomatic mission from his Gov
eminent, there not being mt present an American
Envoy, since Mr.. Livngson's departure, ut the
Tuilrric'. Mr. Vail, on his departure from Dover
for London, received the salute rs Ambassador"
FRANCE
In the .itlings of Sept. 1N, the Peers voted,
without the slightest amendments, the Dill against
Jurcs by majority OF ~ 10 25, only 3 Of its OPP
poncns, NM. De DrcanN- Brczc, Dubconchare
and Mouncr, having vcnturcd TO encounter the
murmurs Of their scrvilc colleague. 50 10 3 car
rcd the Bill for granting pensions to the wounded
and families of the slain, On the gsth and So To ,.
voted the 5000 francs required for the expenses
of,hc grand funeral and 7r Dtum, bv which the
Government nrtlully favored the introduction
nI th, IirS,l,i HIs In tho Of, h,
which The Duke of Orleans attended, the Keeper
ol the Seals presented the main Bill against the
Press, which had lnst passed tho Deputies, and a
Committee was immediately appointed, consisting
of NM. dc Barintc, Bastard, Cousin, Girod, Gull
lcminot de Morlcmart, Seenicr, de Saint Aulairc,
and Nlcmain the last mentioned gentleman be-
'nc the only one from whom the Slightest opposi-
''on can be expected The Committee reported
the 9Th.
Iondon, Sept. We have received by Ex-
pres. the French Papers Of Saturday and the ia
lctr de France dated yesterday.
The hing was still nj the Fuilcrics, contrary to
his usual custom at this season and We regret Ia
find that circumstance attributed to continued ard
even growing apprchcnslons of personal danger.
One Tact seems IL excite attention and curiosity.
NJ, Latllrtr has been more tlan ones to visit Is
Majesty. or fir,th rear Il tc or nothing;
bu the inquiries into the orieinnl Of tho plot Of
winch he was agcn, continued, and wcr, opposed to
have success. Pcpin, the grocer, is said to
have effected his escape into Belgium Disguised
a Belgian Government courier The oppo.i-
,ion Of the .Duurnsts to tho law against the Press
remain. undimn,lnd.' The Chamber Of Dcpu-
ties assembled SATURDAY to receive and decide
upon petitions ;F-the Chamber Of Peers received
the report OF tho Committee, to which tho law
against the Press had been referred and to transact
other business.
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