Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-16
FOREIGN NEWS.
rom me Nor lo,k CommegcaaL april 6.
a MONTH LATER FROM EUROPE

- La IN L MN IO htlFa
Alter long interval we are al length enabled
to announce important intelligence from Ealope
10y vario1s arrivals viz the Utica, Depcys'er, from
dayre, 2Sth February the Caledonia Graham.
ana Roscoe Delano, from Liverpool, 10Th and 2ith
February packets The former having sailed on the
lst and the latter on the l2th of March By these
arrivals, the Editors of the Commercial Advertiser
nave received large supply of European papers TO
the latest dalcs-the llth Of March from London
oelng the latest. These papers announce the open
ing of tho new British POrliament--the election of
Mr.. Abercromble as Speaker, by a majority of ten
over Sir Cherries Mannors Sutton--a second defeat
OF the Ministry on the aldress-a dissolution of
the French Minisiry-a change in the Portuguese
Ministry--thc dea'h of the Emperor Of Austria
&c We have endeavored to gather up the most
striking features of The Intelligence before us-re-
serving numerous as yet unopened papers for fu-
ture examination.
The American In lemnty bill had not been act
ed upon by the Chamber Of Deputies, nor do we
find that the Committee had made their report A
Paris date ofFeb. 2Gth remarks that they would DO
so in about fortnight Which would carry II be.
yond the date TO which cur present advlces extend
The members of the Committee had called for adj
dlional papers.
GREAT BRITAIN.
the l9.h of February. Grca, crowds OF People
thronged the entrances both Of the House Of Peers
and the House of Commons. Strong bodies of the
Police were in attendance to preserve the peace ;
and the mob amused themselves by cheering the
popular members Of both Houses, and Kissing and
hooting the friends OF Ministers The Tory Lords
and Bishops were received with Tremendous yells
The liberal Peers were loudly huzzaeu. The hos
tiIl'y TO the Duke Of Cumberland was manifested
in manner so unequvoca as 10 require the most
active exertions Of the police proven, actual out
rage
The Lord Chancellor entered the House exactly
at two o'clock. Shortly afterwards, Mr.. Ley
Chief Clerk ofthe Commons when the Commits
sion was read by the Lord Chanc lIor then ar.
nounced that, as ms the members sworn,
his Majesty would declare the cause Of calling the
misunderstanding the Commons in The mean
time 10 repair TO their usual place Of sitting, and
make choice of Speaker The Commons
thereuoon wi;hdrew-praycrs were read by the
Bishop Of Hereford, and tho oaths Of Office
administered TO the Lord Chancellor and the
Lords.
There was a great rush Of members on opening
the doors of the Commons, at Il o'clock. The IRISH
members mustered in great force. At one o'clock
four hundred members were present. AT 2 O'Clock
Sir Robert Peel and about one hundred members
proceeded to the House Of Lords, already stated
and having heard the Royal Commission read, re-
turned in about ten minutes.
Election Of Spenker.-Tho subject Of the cleo
ton Of Speaker for the House OF Commons was
opened by Lord Francis Egerton in speech, in the
course of which he nominated Sir Cha les Man
ners Sutton the late speaker as the canddn,e of tho
Peel parly-Mr. Dennison subsequently nomna
ted the X ghl Hon. james Abcrcromby, the Rtform
candidate
The house having proceeded TO the election, the
opposition Carried their candidate Mr., Abercrom
by, by majority of 10 votes, thus
For Mr.. Abercromby Bio
For 81, C. NJ Sutton 30G
Majority for Mr.. hbercromby 10
On the announcement of the division, the cheers
both within and without the House were deafcning
beyond precedent.
The Standard gives the following analysis of The
decision with reference TO the English and provin-
cia members -
Members voted o%@
English members voted 4o4
Scotch and Irish do loo
English members voted for Mr. Abercromby 225
Scotch aud Irish do ~
English members voted for G. NJ. Sutton 239
Scotch and IRISH DO ~