Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-16

supJo'i aHo HoNl interesting ARTICLES.
LONDON City, Oct. =.
Letters from Cad,z state that English mcrohan-
DIE, 10 the value OF four millions. has been land
cd from Gibraltar without paying duties, all
the officers of the customs having been sent for
40 Madrid, who lcf, the Custom House complete.
'y shut up This Is most Important circum.
stance.
IRELA>n.--Wc are happy to see that tho Trade,
OF Dublin, who have hitherto acted as u Poh,ioa al
Union, have come 10 tho resolution of suspendnr
all political meetings and political agitation for
year,
Pans, tBoors.) Oct. 6.--The news which has
been published from Spanl,as given new impulse
to the market. The Three per Cents, have been in
demand since last evening, tho Three per Gents.
are SIT 9Oc., with brisk market, the Spanish
stock IS also in demand, the public appear to have
full confidence in the abilities and integrity of NJ,
Mcndizabcl.
King Louis Philippe enters on the 6h year of
his ago this day.
man ha, been arrested a, Lyons, charged with
writing letter to a merchant In that city OF known
Carl's principles, proposing. for 10000 francs, to
assassnate King Louis Philippe.
One OF the London papers seized at the Ii.
brarics and elsewhere in Bouognc, on Monday, in
consequence OF ITS containing some severe stric-
lures on the conduct and policy Of the French Co
vcrnment.
Don Miguel arrived at Venice on the Io,h Of
Sept.
The Precursor, aPortugucse Journal published
IN Italy, contains Proclamation, issued BY Don
Miguel, AT Rome, before his departure, in which he
calls upon faithful Portugal, to remain true to hi,
cause.
fARis Oct Correspondence of the Lon
don Courier. The news from Spain, received
to-day, confirms all that hoped. TIL, Queen
Regent has wisely, adopting the coun.es of
NJ Mcnd'zabcl and NJ. ArgnelIcs, published
general amnesty, and, in return for this act oil wis
dom and prudence, the nntas of Barcelona,
Sarragossa and Nalcacla, have made their submi,
sion
The Journal DIES Dcbats. Of the 9th October,
contains article which fills two and half of its
columns, demonstrating tho strength, activity and
success OF tho Carlists, during the last three
months. While SPAN" says tins article, "a
bandons herself to anarchy-and "A second civil
war threatens to burst forth between the Liberals
OF divers shades of opinion, the war in Navarro
continues with marked advantage for the Pre-.
tender After what it terms a true picture
of the war in Navarro during three months,
the Journal DIES Debats expresses n hope, We.
ny like snccr, that the revolutionary move.
ncnt IN progress in Spain would not remain
sterile, and that the enthusiasm Of tho pat
riots to be- IN future unrestricted and un-
restrained would create real army, and supply
able Generals to the innocent Isabella the Sec
ond
Our private letters, however, convey to us new,
from Madrid, of tho 3Oth ut which settle the point
respecting Las Naya,. lie had cd hi, pro-
Jrci, and Aguilar, who (and not Qniroga) had been
specially d"pu'ed to him by NJ. Mcndizabal, had
returned to Madrid after his successful mission
NJ. Ubo had hanp II, L., A
of 5000 Liberals of Estramadura, has also arrived
IN Madrid General Qniroga had proceeded To
Granada TO assume the Capancy-Gcncral of tina,
province. II would appear from private let
tiers that it was expected in Madrid tina, tho whole
OF the Provincial Jnntas would send in their ad-
hcsion to the new Government. The Urban Nj
liiia of Madrid is to be rc.organzcd Oh the same
plan as in 1923. This latter measure gave erca,
satisfaction. The Brigadcr Soane, an intimate
friend OF Nina, had bcenappointcd General of the
cavalry oi,hc Royal Guard.
report was circulated on the Paris Bonrse
on Wednesday (by the CarIisls, howcyero that
t'encras had fallen into the hands Of the Caris,s
The Christine par'isans were, however. in high
spirits.
CONGRESS OF SOtEREIGNS.
From the London Morning Herald, Oct
TorLITz, Sept. 26.--At the close of my letter
this morning. mentioned the arrival of the En-
peror OF Russia. lie came in, as | have stated
without any rctinue, having travelled all night
and he was received in the most complimentary
manner by the Austrian Emperor, who went out to
meet and conduct him to tho chateau IN his carri-
age. The meeting of the two Sovercigns was,
am told, apparently very afeciionatr, and | sup
pose they kissed each other, have seen all tie
other royal pcrsonages who here do IA, the first
interview, but history for the presen, must omit
the certainty OF that important fact. The Empe-
ror OF Russia, who Is always playing part and af-
ccting 10 court popularity, while in reality he a.
Soids 1t, was not halt hour in his chamber when
he went into the streets Of Toplitz with only one
attendant, and walked about the town, the gardens.
and the baths, like good citizen who came to
enjoy his ease. lie is certainly very fine young
man, oversix feet in height, fair, and with good
eye and Roman nose, which gives him striking
and bold expression. He has IA strong likeness to
the Emperor Alexander, who will be so well re-
membered in England. but he is finer man. The
whole conriy pcrsonages were in hustle to visit
him, and the palace rung for the rest of the day
with the hustle OF complimentary calls The En-
press, who travelled more slowly, did not reach I'LL
night fall; and the manner in which she was re-
ceivcd was highly fa,ering to her, and most plea.
sing TO be witnessed by ii stranger as Indicative of
the simplicity which accompanies high birth
The Emperor of Austria and Empress. hearing of
her arrival, left the great saloon, descended the
grand staircase, passed through long open corri-
dor, ard met her at the castle gate lust AS the car
rage drew up.
They were followed by all the Royal and No