Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-24
FOREIGN iNTELLIGENCE.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

Is, the ship Orpheus Capt. Bursley from Liv-
erpool, we have our files of London papers To the
evening of the 18th, and OF Liverpool to tho 10Th
ult.
The French Ministry it appears IS not yet
wholly formed. Spanish affairs ATE as sombre
as ever. The English and tho French Journals
seem to Indicate by their chickering's, that tho good
ieelinl heretofore existing between France and
England is breaking up. The English are angry
that Thier, has been sacrificed, on account OF his
wish To assist the liberals in Spain. The SpanIs,
Gen. Lopez has been routed, wounded, and Is a
prlsuner in the hands of the Carsis. The meve-
ment of the Bank OF England had begun 10 pro-
duce "A decided effect upon the money market.
Stocks of all kind, are falling. The law reducing
the stamp duty English newspapers has gone
i .,e1, es'I rom Kome, dated the sob u, had
reached Paris. Don Miguel wss still there. The
cholera had carried oil IA great number vi the
French troops in the garrison at A,eouna. The
Augsburg Gazette, under date oi Vienna, the Sd
inst, states that the Emperor and Express OF Aus
tra had made their entry into Prague The wea-
Their magnificent, and an immense multitude
Of people filled the city.
The harvc>ts in Englan and ON the continent
were plentiful and well secured. Our commercial
extracts mention the sails Of $4,000 bushels of
prime wheat in Liverpool, at IA price which would
make il cost about buShel on board, and
landed here 81 37d 81 80.
a voluminous orrcspondeuco has taken place
between Lord John Russell and Mr.. }. s. Buck
ingham, NJ. Z. originating in some severe ob,e.va-
tons of the later upon the conduct Of ministers,
and of Lord John Russell in particular, relative
to certain claims upon the East India Company set
up by Mr.. Buckingham. a duel was frequently
limited al in The of the correspondence, but
both gentlemen finally came to the conclusion than
they would fight out their battle tine oor Of the
House of Commons.
John Pond Esq. the eminent Astronomer. died
OH the 7th of September. Tie had held tho I'M
portant AID useful office vi Astronomer Ro, al Ion
twenty-five years.
The King is said TO have ordered tho removal
of bust Of the Duke of Bedford from the gallery
in Windsor Castle, ON learning that hls Grace had
subscribed to the O'Connell tribute.
Messrs. Stephenson Il Co., of Newcastle are
constructing u locomotive engine Tor the Empc-
ror OF Russia, the speed of which is wsrran,cd to
be 40 miles an hour. The railway is six feet vide
and the wheels OF the locomotive sN feet in d.
aneter.
a sh,p with 40 cmigrants from the Isle of Skye
and other parts of the Scottish Highlands, sailed
from Greenock about the LIT of September for ST.
Johns, New Brunswick. Agricultural distress was
very severe in the Highlands
AT last we find the resignation Of the MARQUIS
Of Sligo AS Governor of jamaica, accounted for |
He had removed DIR. Palmer from tho Office OF
stpendiarv magistrate, and Lord Glenelg REIN
stated the Doctor, whcreupon the Marquis resign
cd.
The Augsburg Gazette states, after a letter from
Berlin, dated the 18th ul,, that the Northern
Courts will probably cease all diplomatic inter
course witt, Madrid and tia, ia this case their
representatives will leave that capital, and tho
Ministers of Queen Christina to tho said Courts
will have passports delivered 10 them.
NJ I,turi,z, the late Spanish Prime Minister,
had arrvcd in England.
ENGLAND.
lfrom fhs Times, Sept Is.
The 5, stem pursued of late by the BAN. for
the purpose of making money is at length,