Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-01
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
VERY LATE FROM EUROPE.

INV TORN, oct. rs.
BY the arrival 81 the transient ship Hiberua,
London papeIs OF september 27th aud Liverpool
OF September 2slh, have been received, being eight
days a,Jer adsees Than those brought by the ROYAL
William.
THE GRAIN MARKET.
Since the sailing OF the Royal William there had
been very considerable fall IN the average price OF
wheat, from 10 shings and fraction Ia 81 shll,nps
aud pence, caused partly by the favorable pfospccis
OF the harvest, but principally by the large gnaulity
taken out oil bond at the minimum rate of duty
The price bad raisen again, however and on the
26th There was brisk demand io the article in bond
Capitalists were ready purchase almost any guam.
uty that might be bought 10 marker, on the cacu.
lauon that the stocks " III be exhausted ca,lv in ,le
Spring, and that prices will then be very hIpb
The deficiency of the present harvest was es,ima-
ted BY some at % per cent. below an average crop
utth's was hou@@.. 900 ,ugu se;,mn,v. ,nd that
10 per cent. would be nearer the marx. This
would make the deficit about 100000 quarters Of
wheat.
The amount Of WHEAT taken out of bond when the
duty fell TO one shilling WAS about 1000 900 quar-
tefs--lhe total annual consumption being estimated
at l2000,000.
Great efforts had been made 10 obtain supplies of
gram itom the Baltic and Mediterranean countries
and from the United States, but the quantities oh
tanned from these sources were much smaller than
had been anticipated aud il seems clear that the
people OF England must submit 10 n permanent hir h
price, at least through the coming year
letter from Danizie dated the l7lb Of Scptem-
her, gives a poor account Of the crops in Poland
The weather had been fine, and the wheat harves,
well got in, but it was estimated to be o. per cep,
less than an average crop. The rye was satisfactory
In quantity, but deficient in quality the grains being
very small and light.
The London Chronicle says that the stock in all
the Baltic ports has been swept out. 1t must be OBJ
served, however, that the Chronicle as the organ OF
The ministry, Is now agltatng Tor repeal of The con
laws and has an interest IN making the state OF things
appear as bad as possible.
Advices from Egypt, dated Alexandria, Sent. /
were, that the Nile had risen SLOWLY and thai III,
crops we're expected TO be short, The price o
wheat had advanced rapidly IN the interior The
stock at Alexandria was mostly from the Black Sea
aud some cargoes had arrived from Cops,antinonIe
which had been warehoused TO wait an adyaut in
prices.
ENGLISH HARVEST.
The weather had continued fine for harvesting
especially the North OF England and in Scotland
1 ne Leeds Mercury says, with very few excen
tons, every species OF corn is fully rpe and th,
farmers are busy getting it in The crops of ba,le,
anu oats are, we believe, rather over than under m,
average, and will be reaped in good condition; bu
the wheat, though in many places abundant. and il
most, perhaps, unpured, has 81 ci e, enough IN 70
ouce the crop belo" an average"
In North Lancashire the crop Wheat w,s !,
most places fully ripe and farmers were eeine i,ir
with great expedition, but it was feared thai thor,
would not be more than half a CROP, being mpcl
fa'aged by The yellow grub. A considerable pfopor
ton OF the grains, too, were hard and sbr;yeed d
others were soft aud PUPPY. and would not ripen
! ne oa' and barley crops promised we'll
neyoha these accounts of the grain prospects
ri "' niue oil interest IN. the papers received
ihe'e haa been Radical demonstration in Liver
rvo,, ou' IKE tia, attempted in London, il proved
iaiure The numbers present were cou,,eJ h.,
hundreds instead Of thousands and nnoa ,,'as. T.,
ag"a'ihg eioquente Of Mr. Fergus Oconnor mo
duced no great effect SIS o""o' pro-
hf. Daniel oConnelrs popularity seems TO he m
hsr. g. e.en 10 ireland Some ofhe former mem
and there is detection eve n among hi, 'oy ''uey
the priests. His precursor Society" dos 80, -,
~ an anu ms agitaiing letters are read wubon, o
tion' or not read at ALL The people seemye,y S",,
siul Of his Observation-Disclosures. ~ uo'''
lraoes Cnion combinations were working mic
Drogheda. " uo'h aud
An IRON steamboat was making very short ,,i,
between London and Antwerp. NN '"p
paragraph in the New York Commercial Ad,e,
STATES .hat letters have been received in London
from Messrs. Grey and Lusbington who sailed from
tue Cape of Good Hope year ago, with the des;r,
., expioiing the interior Of New Holland. from n,
Noi.n west coast. announcing the failure of tbe
1THPeollion, through the hostility Of the natives
II, e par. succeeded only in travelling about n
, ee 'n"a'a ana were then forced TO return, havin
been attacked by a superior force. Mr. G,ey ~ =
wounded with spear ~ v"
lug ANefpooi correspondent of the New Yo,l
Star mentions that a steamer 10 New VII fro,
L'merek ire'and') is shortly to s,art-to run acros
The London pspers are f;ll.a ;,.
rrfof Fefdinand's Coronation at Milan. Sen,ene, e
ne was crowned with the Iron crown Of lombard
winch encioscs an ian crown made from tho II, ~