Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-06
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
BY the ship Victoria, Captain Merrill, Lon
don adyiccs have been received at New York
to May 10Th, and Liverpool to the 10Th both inclu-
si,c.
LONDON, May 10.
i" House Of Commons, hdif past 1 o'clock
Great commo,ion prevails hcre--all the Commit
tees in conusion-and the order-listi is so made
out that it appears to be the intention to have no
House Tonight. As two election committees
must he hallottod for, it is scarcely possible to a
Noid this, but every effort will be made. The rca-
SON assigned for thi, fmcufe is, that MIR. Spring
Rice after declaring that he cannot lead the House,
has resigned"
Lord Brougham presented a petition in tho
House of Lords the 10th, from the Common
Council Of London in favor of repeal Of tho
newspaper duties.
In the House of Lords on the 18th, the Earl Of
" ilton prescntcda petition, signed by lO,512 per-
SONS, inhabitants of Manchester, in support of the
independence OF the House of Peers and praying
thelr Lordshps that they would not consent to any
measure calculated To weaken the temporal and
spiritual capacity of the Church Of England and
Iceland. At the head of the multitude Of sig
natures 10 the petition, was that of gentleman
oi laree landed property and great indcpcn-
denee ot character, who was himself IA Roman
Catholic.
MI. Vail, Charge Il Ailaircs of, the United States
and Earl Granville, transacted business together
the 18th
Letters from Vienna dated MAY 9TH state that
news FROM Alexandria To the 4th ult. had been re-
cei,cd RIA Trieste. They mention the mclancho-
!, fact OF the continued ra,agcs of the plague.
At Caro- It's effects were the most dcporablc.
Reports had gained circulation that some cases
OF the disease had been obscrvcdat Solanica, and
in the laz,retto oi Trieste. \ dreadful con-
n,vr tl,,,n
d. the Isl inst. which consumed 800 houses.
1t would seen, that the Porto was about to take
energetic measures with the lIoshians. A forced
levy OF II regiments had been ordered bv the Sui
tan.
FRANCE.
Advicc> from Paris are To MAY Eth. The S..
James Chronicle of the 10Th SAYS, with respect
10 the original proccs against the political prison.
ers nothing further has been done, except that tho
readings OF the aetc ddccusdtioa brought to n
conclusion on Saturday, Our Pari, correspondent
SAYS:
rhi, indictment, whicl, la, taken five entire
stinps to read, contains the names Of i6i indiyid-
nas, either arrested or non-nrcScd, the latter of
whom are 10 be tried for tn in cont,nacy Apaiust
lob out ol these lot the prucurrur General de-
mands the penalty of death. AGAINST one alone,
Ri,ere, r., he requires the application of the nit
ieang law OF the 18th OF Nav 1910, which sem
fences 10 Imprisonment from tl1cc months TO five
wears.
!" I'n will lhrs" l63 delcnlllt, he sentenced 10
death Even that is very questionable. As to-
their BEN" executed, thai quite out of the uut,-
ton Al the newt sitting the witnesses for the pro-
scenlion are to be called. That viii be ON Tues
DIV. II is said that all the accused ara, then TO DO
brought back again into court, and are to be asked
II the, will defend themselves or be defended bv
counsel ! On repl wing in the negative they am,
III the event u. the creating noise in the court TO-
be taken back again 10 prison and the witnesses
are 10 b. examined in their absence. When a
witness drpoec> 10 ANY particular fact relating to
any particular prisoner then that prisoner is to he
brought back aean aud required 10 hear and cross
examine the witness. libc shall refuse 10 do SO,
and shall disturb the court, then the evidence is 10
BIZ taken in the absence of the prisoners. sto
the violence for the defence the names of all the
witnesses being IN the possession OF the Govern
nenl, the President will call for each witness, and
will summon tha prisoner to the mr. bv whom he j,
cited 10 oSaniae that vnr,s. Ifhc will NOT do,
81, then tn President Is To require the witness TO
state all he knows for the Defence and to deposc
accordingly When all tn evidence shall be rot
through, Then The prisoners, one bv one are 10 b,
required a,ain 10 defend them elves or to do 50 bv
an asarat, or asou ; and if they will not plead be-
fore the court for themselves, they are to be iudp-
ed as By default. This is the plan c!raIkcd ont by
the Government and by is agents. How il will
be carried into effect cannot tell
PARIS, MAY 10.
(Prirate CoufSpouicncc.) -Tlcrc appears to
have been last night an attempt at an emeute.
whether originating in the republican party or in
the police Is uncertain. On dispute arising at a.
bonl ten clock in cafe near the Porte ST. Mar
Tin, some hundreds of persons gathered. Strong
patrols Of the National and Municipal Guards came
mp and the crowd increased. Loud shouts were
raised, OF what nature is not said F; the Municipal
Guards were made to dispense the rioters and spec
iators sword in hand and at half past eleven With
the assistance of shower, they had restored order
and silence. 1t appears to have been very petty
tnmnlt, and no symptoms efany serious dsturban-
observable.
The Paris papers of the I7h say, Prince Tai
lcyiand is rcconciled to the Ming 1t is also said
that he is to take charge of certain negotiation,
relative To Spain, and that he will proceed to the
head quarters Of Don Carlos, aud from thence 10
Madrid.
Accounts from Lisbon, to the llth, state that
all quiet in Portugal.
SPAIN
The .HesSagct and Temps publish aIvices from
Madrid dated the evening of the 1tlr accor,linpto
which General Cordova had arrived with proposaIs
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