Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-13
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
NINE pAYsLArER FROM EUROPE.

imtfuyeupnt upon lie previous atcohhis-lit II
flee having advanced ola penny. and The sales oil
III. weeb endne August 2l having reached j.
gIp bales Which must be considered very lar bust
+ ness.
In Colonial produce generally there was good
tn.iness ., steady piices aud Ia aud indigo pr
cesa,. better American stocks had become diff
cult Of sale. from tire vast amounts winch hnd been
brought into the London market, and were known
Il, 1e on the way. Since We haYe sonie twenty SIX
sfoek manufactures IL would be strange II We could
not now aud then ehoak john Bull llltle bn' we
can tell hun # only he minds what he IS about he
vii pet better interest and better security ior his mo-
nry here than any where else.
The subject nl the North Eastern Boundary had
been casually inquired lnto IN tie House oil Com
mons The Earl OF Durham, aud his admln'slfa-
non OF the affairs OF the Canadas, continued 10 be
targets for attack by the Anti MInlsteflasis We
see no Steam Ship advertised IN The Liverpool pa
pers for New York. Marshal Seult has returned 10
France The BRUSH fleet the North American
station said 10 be composed oil 32 vessels car
r,ing 80 guns, and 1920 men. The sum That
will he required over and above the ordinary grants
Tor lS37- s3s, delfas The expenses occasionsd by
the outbreak in Upper and Lower Canada, amounts,
/ il Is SAID, 10 c50O,O00.
The excitement IN Great Britain respecting the
crops had not subsidized. III Scotland they are very
backward as the weather has been cold In Ireland
the prospect was far Judging from The best lDior-
nation we can get should think the crops would
hardly reach average, and II appears that such
MS the general opinion by the use III bonded WHEAT,
and The tendency al speculation that way.
\ tighlul litnne prevailing III several PfoPln-
crs u lniia
The Irish rltho Bill had passed 10 its thad read
ing in the lIouse ol Commons July Goth, by large
majority but without the appropriation chuse.-
The Dublin Mail (Fory plpeD s1ys,-"lt IS liable
still 10 the great aud fundamental objections, that II
involves violation Of The rights Of property, by as
sninlne force upon the clergy sum OF money rs
iull discharge, wheh8lll not led 80 per ce&i. on
tbcr Just Iaalul aud acknowledged elaims aud that
the granting the tessIons o ust debt 10 the parties
who resisted payment, IS decided bonus Oh asiia-
ton
Tie llsh Municipal K eorm bill has passed the
l.olds, but il shape which wall ensure It's rejection
by the Commons.
1t would seem probable from article IN the
Pans papers, that anothe blockade Is getting up Il
Eaust Chill. la answer 10 an application IRON the
Chamber OF Commerce al Bordeaux, relative 10 Ger
tam acts OF violence alleged TO have been commit
ted 50 iar back rs 1888, III Ch against the Jeune
Nelly fteneh vessel aud praying indemnify the
Minister OF Commerce advises that lac had referred
the mattci the President OF the Council aud the
Minister OF Marine, 50 that they might confer IL
bout tie steps necessary lof obtaining redress, they
had moi done 50 already.
The Journal dcs DfbatS contains long article on
the blockade OF the Mexican ports, IN which II re.
VIEWS aud usIlcs the policy oil the French Cabinet
in the allnr.-It declares that necessity alone had
4 led 10 the MEASURE, and that in adopting II France
wished mol 10 obtain possession al either era Cruz
j Tlmptco OF fexas; she wished only ior justice
that Mexico had only 10 Treat the subjects OF France
according 10 the laws o universal equity, aud rance
would be satisfied
The Fortune corvette left 'roulon on the osth
July, with desPatehe tor the Gull OF Mexico. The
tone oil some articles OF the journal DIES Deblls,
j when speaking OF the dispute between France aud
certain other South America States, was regarded IN
! l'als lhcrmenaclng.
/ Tie Russian Journals lately announced that a