Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-27
vol. IxEE.--..v'O. 1O3.
I'D RElGN yNTELLIGENCE.
FROM EUROPE

The President arrived from London and the
tharlrmagne from llayrc, bring nothing later than
what has already been received, excepting addi-
tiona intelligence from SPAN, which is undoubt-
edly more disastrous 10 the cause Of the Queen
than bad been imagined. Don Carlos undonbted-
y Is aided l,y Austria, Russia, and other absolute
manarchles. and il England and France do not
interfere, aud promptly, bieotrv, intolerance, and
the lnqusition, will agan rule in that unhappy
country.
The proposition TO change the viva voco To the
ballot mode o VOTING. IN England, has been reject
ed in the House of Commons, by majority Of two
Ia one.
On the 9th June the King had appointed tho
tarl OF t'oslprd 10 be Govcrnor-in Chief Of the
provinces of Lower y Viper Canada, Nova Sco-
TIA. \. Brunswick, and thu Island of Prince Ed
ward
Nj Nrcru Rrrouu.--.ln the House Of Com
mons, on the bib juno, Lord John Russell brought
up the great Why project OF Reform, in bill to
REGULATE tho municipal corporations of England and
Vale. The further discussion was postponed for
week. Lord John spoke several hours and gave
an outline of the plans Of tho Ministry The Morn
lnr Chronicle OF the 9th thu, introduces the sub
Icct
Lord John Russell moved last night in the
House of Commons for leave 10 bring in a Bill to
provide for the REGULATION of Municipal Corpora
tons in England and Wales We seldom reco-
leci such an intense interest being felt in either
House OF Parliament, with respect To the sub
stance and details of any t1bnct measure. Both
parties IN the Commons seemed equally in the dark
Il, II It's nature and merits. We may now conf
IDENTITY say That never WAS proposlion-invov-
'ng the sweeping reformation OF ancient social
institutions and distribution of political pow
cf-=recciVed with such general or Just approba-
ton"
DrnrtN, Ianc 3.-Hardcr Of Hc Rer Mr.
Da9soH.--A dreadful occurrence took place about
i've u clock ON Yesterday evolrpe at Ballmaear-
rina, within ahon, nnc miles to the west ofthe ci-
". The Rev Mr. Dawson, hrorhor-n-law of
MonnIltord Westropp, Esq. Of Melon, has been for
some time previous cnleavorng Ia get possession
oi their holdings from several of his tenants in that
nelehhnrhoed and found them, rs il appears, I'M
willing to surrender their farms without pro-
misc of renewal, which the Reverend Gentleman
was not disposed to give, his object being, it is
sald, 10 get tho land into his hands, and to re-
side upon II. The tcnanifN were dnnby obstinate
III insisting on such promise from Mr. Dawson as
the land IS the property of Lord Gharlcvc, who
generally glSes renewal 10 the tenant in posses
son, provided all arrears arc paid np n, was we
understand, III a great measure the case in this in
stance For son,o weeks past'allnirs had been in
this condition, Mr.. Dawson threatening to eject,
and III" 'onanlrS resolved on keeping possession.
Yesterday rs the Reverend Genileman accom-
panied hN one oi the tenants of the nan, of Lynch
was walking across field near Mr. Jamcs's house.
he was Snddenly attacked by three men partly dis
cursed IN womenS clothes. Mr.. Dawson and Mr.
Lynch both heard two shots fired j; and the latter
ran OH to Mr. WestroppS hou,e to tell what
he bad seen. la the mean time the body of Mr..
Dawson was found quito dead, within abon, for
" wards of the place where he had been first at
eAnd.