Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-17

Nv ''''o' III WHICH hhu been discussed ana decided
| upon al'a II the snne day in the Federal Assem-
| tlN.
. In fepl, In thai note, emanatinc from the Di-
-. Tie n,ral Directory has received the anne xed
COMMUNICATION from the French Amhass ador da-
tel Tie 9Th oi hs month, which, alleging the a.
tat'>aid nne ri the ooh instant, rs well ms ,i de-
alterations which lave taken place respecting the
individual named Anrnslc Conseil, informs tho
eonirderarN thai the Ambassador accredited 10 il
by his Majesty the Ming OF the French has been
ordered by hi Goyfrnm,ni To all relations
al business with Switzerland until France have Oh
lnncd satisfaction for the said facts.
g" Considering III. important consequc nces
winch Snel, +, communication must hsvc aud par-
Neulat, Tie circumstance that II has been caused
hS decisions and deliberations OF the ordinary d.
II ol 1881. the Federal Directory deems itself
bound, III compliance with the Sth article OF the
compact, Ia eon,okc II Berne an extraordinary
Diet an Monday, the 10Th of October next, and Ia
addrrssto all thr States pressing invitation to
eve fllelf Deputies AT that extraordinary nsscn-
bly, eNen>lvr Instructions and powers, which may
enahle them 10 cooperate efficiently in all that,
IN the present circumstances must he resolved AMI
regulated III the well-nnlcr,tood interest of the
Conledeiaey. and particularly in that winch con-
Gems the relations existing between Switzerland
and France; hui likewise, aud in general man.
hrr III whit concerns the relations of Switzerland
with foreign Countries.
NecNpcei Iron tn" emily htened and loyaI SEN
tlnrntS ai the t,nonal Governments thar they
will efficiently cooperate IN all thar ma, be- re-
qoired ~ ihc prosperity, honour, and ndepcn-
drnce ri Switzerland, under the complicated cir
onn,tances in Which our beloved country finds it.
self
In that expectation we are &c.
" The .A,oyer aud Executive Council oi tho
Caution Of Bernie Federal Directory.
lhc A,oycr, ! scnAnNEn.
e" Tie Federal Chancellor, AMRmyN"
The Anrdttar. a Swiss Journal, of the 2Ln
nl. elatcs, but with VIII truth we know not, thar
Mr. More, the British Ambassador at Switzerland.
has been diri, ted Ia offer his mediation for An ar
rancrment OF the dIll,iene, between that country
aud France
Munich, sept , To all appearance serious
proceedings 10 be taken against Switzerland
the "biorm bermlfiqae" has already commence on
the Anstian frontier. This moment learn ,lat
on the 18Th oi tins month n battalion of rifles, call
ed the Emperor' Ocn, has marched from Inspruck
10 Feldknk, small town, only half AN hour, walk
from the Rhine, which on that side separates the
imperial dominlons from thu Swiss territory, and
the Canton ri 81. e.allen IN particular. Three of
onr (Bavaran) regiments stationed in the south
ives. Of Bavaria, also dave received orders To recall
Immediately all the men on ttulouph, and % Keen
Themselves IN readiness Tor marching. In Wurten,-
burg and Baden similar measures have been adop-
ted, so thai We soon may expect to see all comni-
nications stopped, Ia, persons IL well for goods,
MS Monlebco had threatened. 1t is said that i'm.
poItanl Information has been received aboot som.
new plans Of the Young Gcrmans, which ~ once
have determined the four governments mentioned
To take these steps, and that France aud Sardinia
will act III concert with them. The whole. how
ever, ,sas Yet involved in such mystery that am
onl, able To give YOU this AN on dit.
SPAIN.
NternRy or rnr QUEGNs TRoops AT VLLAn-
RonLEpo.--We have al length the official acc cunt
olthc battle OF N.lla,robIcdo, first repord by the
ship Empress from Malaga. Although the num-
nber oi Cnrll>s ,ak.n prisoners was less than frs,
reported II however amounted to 1874.
Lond0n Oct Site victory of ALArx has
been followed by lis natural consequences. Since
II, upwards of 300 more prisoners, Of whom Is
officers having been made of Carst strag
elers by the peasantry. SO says the Rcvisa Of the
2l,h. Aud the SAM paper has letters ilom Va
lencia oil the 2lst, Stating thai the ta,on Of Ca
brera had been come up with while rscoring the
prisoners taken with Lulez, and that he rebels
being routed were obliged 10 allow the greater
number In escape in II" nci.hhorhoo1 to Llra.
Gomez himself after having continued his flight
west turned 10 the soHtb, a> Alaix's despatch shows,
with the hope of getting back by IA circuitous aud
mountain route TO Arfagon.
Bdyonne, SEPT. 29.-leuers from Saragossa
anounee another victory for the Queens troops
on the 25lh Inc fact is merely stated, as the
courier WAS having. Tomorrow will bring par
ncuar>.--1hc Madrid papers received here to-
day state, thai SINCE Gomez's defeat three hun
dred adlllionl prisoners have been taken. We
are wilhou any other news for the present.
According 10 ihe Pharo, the Carlists lave attack
ed the English lines before Passages and San
Sebastian, and been repulsed with loss. The
firing ceased, il sass on the morning II the 27th.
Bayonae, Sep. 2S.-You will not; ! apprebeod,
be much surprised, when iniolm you that with
in the last three days, the French force at Pau and
larpcs has been conn lclely disbanded, and the
troops of which i, WAS composed marched back to
tl,er respective regiments.
~ Ba,oune letter of the 26t, ult, says
Don Carlos is not content with instituting festivals
in honor OF the Virgin Mary, generassimo Of his
army, bn a journal ANNOUNCES that the lao iisiton
is rr-r,tahllscd by law. Its reorganization has been
completed after ii long labor Of the cardinals, IN
winch agents OF Don Carlos assisted. The OIL
cia> PROMOTERS, apostolic registrars, grand inqns-
itor>. and other officers are named, and nothing
moro is wanting than to gain possession OF Madrid.
The leaders of tie PontiIical Court CONSIDER
the cnthonencnt of the proteee as very Close at
hand aud do not wish him to be devo q OF The
HOLY Tribunal, which will unite politics with ,e-
lioion. and thus relieve the royal authority from
"A part of its burtlen. The French Ambassador
a, Rome cannot be- ignorant Of these facts"
London, Oct. 3.-The new official evening
paper of Paris, the Char,e de 1880, disavo~s,