Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-02
EoRCIGN
AT EKoM ENGLAND.

N.,,,bcr. By Inns arrival the odrois Of the
Commric,sl Advertiser have received their flies
! or London paper. IN The 10Th Of Nov. aud Liver
pool 10 The lib, boll inclusive.
GREAT BRITAIN.
THE MONEY. MARkET.-Tbe pressure
upon The money nnrket in LonIon was cnn'ljcr-
cd 10 be somew at diminishing. The Bank was
discerning literally ali bona fde commercial bills
upon satisfactory security. The state Of tho ea-
change 40 longer offered i~nducemert for the ~
portalion Of gold IL The |. =, and but little way
flowing 10 the continent. % III" whole, the a.
pcct of business was improving.
Pnoyis;oNs.-1hc rapid increase IN tho price
Of provisions, va, viewed with no small degree OF
apprehension. Not only had tit. harvest been de-
fcien,, ba, the weather bad been such as greatly
10 interrupt the ripening and proper housing OF the
later harvest. Already were shipments oi gram
called fur 10 lreland-wfirli IS reversing the usual
order Of tilings-and TN. In age shipments OF bread
,,u1s 10 the United States, were increasing tho APP
nrchcn.ion. ! was feared thai one ofthe conse-
,caucncc> would b. a renewal Of tip' agitation Tor
a repeal OF The corn Laws.
Deafh Of Urs. O'C0ancH-rhe wife Of Da-
MAI O'Connell, did a, Dcrrynanr, on the 3l>t Of
October. Tho Dublin Mail, an opponent OF Mi.
O'Conncll ia politics, speaks oi ih" Deceased as IA
lady hose character, among those acquainted with
her qualities, Wa that OF great excellence and a.
INABILITY.
FRANCE.
NJ. Theirs had returned, post-hastc, to Paris,
from Venice, where he received a letter from the
French capital, within three hours after the ARR
val of which y was on the road. On his arrival
1t Paris he bad a long interview with Marshal
Gerard, after which the marshal uaircd upon the
King.
There was an attempt al lnsnrreclion, q, Stras-
h,,,, ,,. ,l. GIL, -. II Ctnl,.r uL1fI, al trst lnokpI
serious, but was soon put down. Tn" officers Of
some regiments stationed ihrrr "rr, t" actors III
the plot, hut the soldiers refused to join them. aud
oven assisted in their arrest. Prince Louis Bona
pa,tc-son, We believe, OF Lucien-waS the prin-
clpal mover in the attempt. lie was deceived by
representations made 10 hun, 10 the effect thai
francr was weary Of her king, and that the name
Of BonapArtr uould ensure for lis owner a triumph.
ant march upon the capital, and immediate procld-
nation rs emperor. He was arrested, with almost
all the hot-hcaded young men who were enlisted
la his foolish .cieme. Several other persons had
he,n arrested ut Paris and other places, suspected
Of participation III the plot. 1t was known TO tie
governments, several months before the explosion.
On the same day that Louis Bonaparte made his
ubortivc attempt upon tho garrison at Strasbure,
another effort at muiiny wa. made Al NcnIomc, by
a corpsral and 70 privates, of the Duko OF Orleans
regiment of huzzars-supposed 10 have been Il
laniication OF the plot at Strasburg. Ii failed Ut
lcriv, and the movers were arrested. These
events excited some unoasiness at Paris, where
they were looked npen as evidence Of mischief
existing TO Il considerable extent among the soldic-
nv.
! 4 letter FROM Paris, in the London Times, da-
l~d Nov Z, announces the presence In that city OF
the Duchcs>c do ST. Lnu, mother of LOU, Coma
psrte, and that she had had some interviews wilh
f'.,,,t N,lY-pn ,l,nlt rcs,.rtinu ,lX im,ris,,.
mrnt aud late Of her unwisc son.
SPAIN.
The intelligence from Spain, coming down 10
the lst Nov. from Madrid, and TO the Ord from
Bilboa, is more onfsvorablc TO the queens Cause
than any We have received for months. Tie
CarliSt general Gonnrz, instead Of being defeated
and compelled to ly, vas a, the head Of an IN
creased force, aud continuing his triumphant marcl
through, tho kingdom, unchecked by any Of III,
quccu's generals. He possessed himself Of TN
town Of Almalcn, in La M4ncha, famous for j.
mines Of quicksilver, on the 9th OF Oct, although
i, was >,omly defended by a garrison of nearl,
2DOO. Some account, say that Gomez destroyet
the works at the MINES and If this is true, it Is
, heavy blow to the government, which derives 4
large revonuc from tlcfr products. The news wa,
received At Madrid on the 30th, and produce,
great alarm.
The Cdtliss were y goroasly b~esirging Bilhoa
} and the queens general Eslarlero had not hc.,
able, either TO rti>c III. ssice, OF cffcc an entrance
4 into the place. The efforts OF the %bescigers ner.
/, RELAXED, however. on the approach Of Espartcro.
, After his capture Of A~lmadrn, Gomez marched
in the direction oi Trusillo, in Estrau,adura, OH
. the high road from Madrid to Lisbon.
SWITZERLAND.
The dispute with France seems to have lostal
interest and Importance, in til eyes Of the Eng
} lsh and French journals. II was confidently tx
pec,rd that the result oil the discussions in the tx
\ ,raordinarY Diet, would be an answer to the duk,
. dc Moniebello winch should be- perfect, %sall,fac
tory TO France, and that he contlusum would b,
= adopted and enforced. The attempt Of Loui
= BonSparte, Al Siiasburg, was supposed 10 have in
s creased the probability OF this result, as il was We
: r. well understood that sundrv political refugees il
] Switzerland were concerned in it.
MARKETS.
i. CO rrsspoHdence title v. !. J0ur. Of Commerce
LIVERPOOL. 5h November, 1886.
Our last circular WAS dated 25tlr ulto. "A few day
!, subsequently TO which oui Cotton market turtle
} declined per b., and has continued very dull IA
this reduction. TIE only exception is the fair an,
T good qualities, whici, have been rather NOR,
sa'eahle in small quantities, while the low and or
dinary descriptions are quite neglected. and mus
be Considered nominal in value, or nearly so.-
! The state of the money market continues to opc
r rate very unfavorahly ON Trade, both here and a
Manchester.
lhIs days business is cstlmatrd at about 100
bales. The import has been light tins week, an,
the supply into this port since Isl January amount
10 90o,oOO bales aeaias, So 900 to the same pc