Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-07
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VI lave London papers, Shippin. lnis, aud Price
Currents to Nov. 2ls,.
The London Morning Herald Of Nov. l9h, con
tdinS letter from ITS correspondent al Paris which
says, The American question IL, may aver in
atraln OF satisfactory adjustment. Tho British Co
Nefhmrht has offered Tx mediation between
France aud the United States. /, has been ac-
copied by the Cabinet of the Tuillcrics, which ca
ven gocs 81 far A. to offer to lodge the money in
III" Bank OF England, or the British Treasury
The American Charge d \ flares Ia, not Vet left
town, nor VII he until the lNt December but his
going Or staying, although connected with the qucs-
hon, cannot Influence it IN the slightest degree"
The navigation Of the Baltic vas closed by ice
tmIN III November, and upwards Of two hundred
>hpS detained IN the ports OF rhat sea.
/fom tic Ho,p0G UtrdM Of Nor. 2lst
nth respect 10 the report that the offered me.
diation ri England inthc American affair has been
refused by the Cabinet OF the TuillcrcS we are
aware that in other respects the French Govern
mcn has apparently subjected itself to the charge
OF msHceftN IN ITS expressed desire for an accom-.
me "atlon OF thcqucsiIon, that il only souch, to de-
moh>ilae ITS own Willingness 10 avoid ho>tiIitic,
IN order To act upon Congress IN opposition 10 the
PugnaelouS President. We are aware that there
beng no Ambass adorotthc United States in France
20 involve comparatively minor American AGENTS
IN the matter and we know that those minor A.
gents, penetrating the views OF the French Cabi-
llci, aid determined not 10 commit their own Gov
crnmcnt were not to be influenced bv the ostcI,-
slblc pacific professions OF tlsV Duc de Hroeiie Tie
affair had consequently resumed aomc what of it.
>omhfe aspect hut We aie as.urfd that there is still
hlt'c likelihood that hostllies will really cnSuc
Some interviews OF Mr.. Dupin with the kng nic
SaId to relate 10 this subject, Mr.. Dupin having
been originally warmly opposed to concession.
he change OF the Commander of the American
squadron III the Mediterranean, mentioned in an
article, dated Alahon 2lth ult., was referred 70 in
iariN as connected with the possible occurrence Of
war but we repeat that there is little chance Of
such calamity
LONDON, No,. 2o.-rhc political aspect, of
Europe ar" commencing 10 occupy much more al,
'cntion IN the public mind than they have lately
done, and an impression has prevailed here thai,
N addition to the supposed disputes between ,hr
Courts OF Paris and ST. Pctcrshurgh, matters
have not lately run SO smootl between those of
~. fcter>bureh and Great Brtli', whilst it has
oven been confidently advanced that corrcspon-
dcnce has taken place between Lords Pamcr,,on
and Durham relative to the necessity of demand
ing an explanation OF the reply of the Gar TO the
address OF the Deputies of Warsaw Authorization,
are also rlte relative to the dispute between the
French and United States governments: and
parties who maintain that it is unavoidable, refer
to the naval ornaments fitting out at Brcst X Tou-
on' whist OIL crs as strcnnou,y apply the cause OF
mos" naval preparations only 10 the anticipated
dfsdSreemcHts betw cen France and Russia 4
good deal of anxiety prevails for the arrival o,
the inaugural address of the Quccn-Reccm OF
Spain 10 tie Cortcs. Our Money Market con.
tinucs steady.
MARKETS.
LospoN, Nov. ID Cotton-Markct has revived
and prices rallied good business done for shipping.
advance Of Id per lh.
LoNnoN Nov II The Cotton Market contn-
ncs very steady, and the prices are firm.