Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-02
EOkEGa.N INTELLIGENCE.
SIN DAYS LATER FROM FRANCE.
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goth OF September, the editors OF the Commercial
idrerttser have received ,hcr files OF Paris Jour-
nais TO tho l9ih, inclusive, containing London
dates 10 the evening oi the 9Th. The intelligence
received by these papers is highly Interesting and
important, il true.
letter from Rome OF the lst September, men
tons the arrival of the United States Ship Della
ware IN the Bay Of Naples, last from Trpoli.
SPAIN
Accounts are gwen of "A severe and sanpninarN
engagement on the llth ot September, at Bllboa,
between the Carlis'>, under the Don in person,
and the Queens forces, including the English auN-
llares, in Which the latter are said to have k,cn
completely routed and driven back upon Bboa
with a loss from eighteen hundred to two thousand
Killed and wounded. Another engagement is SAID
! also To have taken place near Durango, in which
the Queens troops were defeated with great loss.
u to he observed, however, that this intelligence
comes through the Gazette dc France, the most
determined Carlst paper in Paris, and is given on
the authority of a letter from Bayonnc--a most
suspicious source. The Sentjntlr dcs Pgrenets,
ON the other land, a journal published AT Bayonne,
gives quite different version Of the affair, and
says that the advantage remained with the Chris
tinos, and that the Car>ls lost five hundred men.
Ii is probable that both accounts are much cNapge-
| rated.
Don Carlos, it seems has revived the impiou,
and snpcrs'itious practice OF the midli, ares, and
appointed the Virgin Mary cencr,Iissimo OF his for.
ocs, in the following decree:
" The most holy Virgin dc los Dolores having
been declared by me ecncrai>smo Of my troops,
it became my duty, from motives of ,cneration
and piey, to Distinguish with the title OF generals
sno the royal standard, which bears for lis device
thus august image, and in consequence, | ordaln
that this august and val standard be not lowered
! before any pcIsOn--not even before me, and that
the same honors and salutcs be rendered 10 it as Ia
the holy sacrament.
Given At Estcllt, thi, p Angu>i, 1875.
a., TIE klNG."
FRANCE,
No important Intelligence reaches us from TN,
kingdom. The Ming and royal family had gone 10
the Chateau Of Eu, receiving the most enthusiastic
demonstrations Of loyalty and attachment from the
inhabitants OF all the towns and villages through
which they passed. \ rumor prevailed on the 10Th
that courier had been sent to Madrid with de-
Sl'atcleS, announcing the positive refusal OF the
French government TO grant the intervention de
manded by Spain.
The following notices are all we find relating to
fmschi
The preliminary inquiries in the process against
ticschi and his acconpices arr approaching TO a
conclusion, and the examining committee will
shortly make its report To the Committee of Uiscs
en- L'6erte. The Court of Peers viii aiicrnard
! assemble Chambrc d \ ccu>ation, To decide up
the fate of those who are to he brought to trial
which, ii is expected, will commence about the 2Oth
of the next month. When this trial IS flushed, the
Court will resume that OF the prisoners involved IN
the riots Of April, 1884.
Fieschi, who has become quite conraesocnt.
walks every day in the court of the conccrgerr
called the cour DIES tcmmcs. Ills head is bound
~ Lacks la h,rr Of ,nI l,,,
his wounded hand in sling. Cowls or blinds,
have been placed before the windows OF the pal-
ery OF the Palas dc Justice, which look INTO tins
Court and scntinelS are posted at the windows Of
the Registry Office of the Court Royale from Sc
ven IN the morning till four in the afternoons in
der to prevent the public from approaching that
part oi the prison which is reserved for Ficsch.
Preparations are at this moment being made IN The
prison OF the Luxembourg for ha reception. He
will have room totally apart from any other,
with two windows looking into the garden, guard
cd with double iron hars. He will pass into The
Court by the passage formed for the April prison
crs. Tic Monircur du Commerce afirms thai it
was positively NJ Pepm that supplied money to
Fiesch to pay for the gun barrels that Ficschi odg-
ed at his house till the moment when lac Went to
the Boulevard du Temple and adds, that NJ. Pc
pin quilted his own house on Jolly 20.
NJ Jadrcnou, editor of the Rcformareur la, n2
suffered Judgment TO be taken against him by de-
fault, condemned ON the 18th to Il years I'M
prisonmrn, and fine Of 10000 francs, upon FIVE
indictments, for articles published in five Numbers
OF his journal. But whether under the the
old law, We are not informed.
ENGLAND.
The London dates are only two DAYS alcr than
we had before received, and there is no inlclli-
gCnce OF great Importance interest. The duke
of Cumberland had arrived at Berlin. TIE dis
closure OF his connection with the Orange lodges,
aud speculations to his purposes. occupied much
OF the public attention.
The follow ing account is given in ono OF the
London papers. The circumstance following 50
made sensation, and called forth all the activity
of the police:
On Sunday night, between ten and eleven o.
clock, the inhabitants of Manch >tcr square were
thrown into a state of alarm, in consequence of
loud report, similar to that produced by the firing
OF an immense piece Of ordnance. As an elderly
female Was proceeding through the square, she OBJ
served on the railing in front OF the rcnch im-
bassadors residence, faint glimmeriug hight
imagining it to be nothing tIan the reflection
OF a candle IN the AGRA, or par Of lighted cigar
She, however, had not got many yards before she
heard a Tremendous report and, before she had
time to ascertain, by looking round from whence
the sound proceeded she struck the back
OF The neck with stone some other missile,
which inflicted on her a wound from which the
/ blood flowed in n strcan