Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-10
,,OREIGN ENTELEfGENC
I.TI.R FROM EUROPE.

',s,I BERNARD has become member.
-. f,J M positive confirmation of the imper-
'..;.,ory reported BY the Empress from Mall-
la" :. have been gained by the Queens troops
5" =. ooO Carlisls under General Gomez al Vii
owe 'a.le,p. Still the report may be true, rs the
.a. he This arrival are no, late from Spain
.sa.e received by the Empress.
'''' Revolution was reported To have taken place
S.,le,. but the report was doubted.
~ rhn Cholera ut Ancona was abaing. During
III ia IS the number OF deaths was =, 10 50
r-rda,. v,,,,., ,c r..,a. c.o.,,p D..
gu y, colone Blddlc from the United States, bro
IT,. r. ,,e president Of the United States Bank.
~. h.cn here some time making proposals for eff
tina the long talked OF communication between
~, ,., oceans iliroagh the iSihmIS of Panama.
III nraposals on coming before Congress were
.a,n1 IN involve such vast concession of terrific
- La, the jealousy Of the good people here be-
-. IN be "A little alarmed and strong opposition
+, ,h. MEASURE in Congress was the consequence
n,,;v, company came forward to make proposals
,,r the object. The same Congress broke up
Whom, granting the privilege to either, but passed
n deere, investing the Executive with powers to
,ve the privilege upon certain specified condi-
,;ons. The two parties have since coalesced and
AZ
J;,;,n, are, that they undertake to effect the
communication that the work is to be begun in
,b,ee wears, and completed in six that the privi-
lone i, 10 last to years, after which the work be-
omcs national property that in the mean time they
nav the Government , per cent on the net pro-
6,s. For this they get grant of land Of $4,000
f,nedas, and the option of purchasing 800 900
f,,cdas more from the Government at fixed
nrice The parties are bound 10 fulfil their con-
'rac, under penalty Of $4,000 dollars. and they
are prohibited from assigning tho privilege to any
,.reisn Government. The transi, duty i. to be
the same for the merchandise and subjects Of all
nations.
London, September 22-The Monitcur OF
Tuesday (Which we have received with the other
Paris papers of that day contains "A series Of 10
ROYAL ordinances, the first two of which complete
the Cabinea ~ tn appointment OF General BER-
s,np 10 the Ministry of War, and NJ. MARTIN,
llu NouD to the Ministry of Public Works,
Agriculture and Commerce.
4 letter Of the 4lh inst. from Belgrade says -
, !" VIZ learn from CnnSiantinoplc that the balance
I of the indemnify due from the Porte 10 Russia
was paid on the 27il, u., and thus the conditions
for the evacuation OF Silisri, have been fully per-
formed. According 20 accounts from Bucharest,
measures for this evacuation have been Ia en- part
of the garrison has marched ont by small drlacll-
mens and preparations ar making for sending
over the sick and the pitaI store"
Il LONDON, Sept 2O.-Lrttrrs form Bayonne,
dated the 18th inst. stated by the Messenger 10
have reached Paris, announcing that Don Carlos
had received within few DAYS GOO 900, in bills
of exchange Supposed to have been forwarded
from Russia and lloiiand,) aud that in conse
qlence, considerable purchases of provisions,
cohing and ammunition for his service had been
made in that town. Bayonne.) The French Min
isicr of War, al interim, had dcspaichcd
Chief d'Escadron, attached to the War Depart
mcn, 10 the frontier To >upcrintend the dishand-
mcnt OF the batalions of volunteers for the foreign
Legion formed in the soull, of France, and to Of
fer to the men enrolled in them the option FLEEING
discharged or Incorporated with the French army.
The Madrid Gazette of the 18th publishes IA Roy
al Decree, appointing
/ Don Jose Landero Corchado, Minister of
Grace and Justice.
/ Don Juan Alvercz Mendzaba, Minister of Fl.
nance.
Don Joaquin Maria Lopez Minister o!lhe Into
4 rior.
Don Ramon Gil de la Cualra, Minister of Ma
rIne and Commerce.
Consequently. the abOvc-namcd ind vidnals, to-
| geher with the Ministers before nominated-viz.
| Sonora, Calatraya and Rodil, constitute tine new
Spanisl, Cabinet.
| The Journal DIES DeJats has the following -
4 We do not believe that there in Spain many
advocates for Republic nevertheless, according
10 some letters, il has been proclaimed at Tortosa,
and, according TO others, at Valencia. If we are
well informed it on The evening of the 18th inst.
a few minutes after the departure Of the mail, that
the Government Of Madrid received intelligence
OF this, and it is certain that on the l2h il appre-
hended some attempts towards anarchy in the cap
5 'tai itself. This movement, which had been pre-
pared several days before in the clubs, would have
mad the effect of placing the Government in the
hands OF men of more advanced opinions than the
present Ministry, such NJ Rosaga and M. Car
hefo, who II is known will not shrink from ally ex
MARKETS.
Correspondence of the Journal of Commerce.
4 LIVERPOOL. 2fth Sept. 1886
Since the sailing of the Orplleus, we have con-
nued to enjoy very good demand for Cotton
NOT only the trade but spectators have been pnr
CHASING freely, and in some instances at an advance
q d I'd per h. say upon American descriptions
s'ns above Cd, the more inferior kinds are abundant,
aud previous rates only supported. The fact is
now MADE evident that our diminished stock
pared with the very great consumption going for
""fa IN the country, has reached too low point,
ana there cannot be much doubt that spectators
"o"d have been tempted to extend their opera
"oN sui further, were they not restrained by the
pressure weighing upon the money market as well
"bY the more favorable accounts of your crop,
"mch we are now led to believe will turn out TO be
""'s productive than va' anticipated. We must
,'olon our friends on TN, other side, not to be- mis-