Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-01
Fol ElGN lNTELLIGENCE.
FlNE DAYS T

'"S'''y oe'hs ieit To Know tho state of the crops
anu the markets. The weather had continued
To be fine since tho day of tho sailing oC ,he las,
packet and a fall in the price of wheat was The con
sequence The ROYAL William went out IN la
days Parliament had adjourned. The Great West.
! =" "'o' oefths engaged on the 10Th. Almost all
'ea,s respecting the harvest in France had subsidized,
ana ,hefe is now every expectation that II will be A.
bundant.
faf's papers announce, that a considerable rein
'ofeehent OF the French fleet oiliho coast of Mexico
Is 10 be made Immediately, and that vessels will be
sent rom loulon sufficient to raise the blockadinr
ed by Admiral Baudin.
l mere had been rumors in Paris. that the Ilollan-
'o.pe'S'ah question was assuming n serious aspect,
II, consequence OF tLu determination of p,uss,, Ia
S''e enec'nal support To the King OF Holland. and
ttlat u l. tcnch corps of thirty thousand men nnl,,
Marshal Gerard, would be ordered TO the Rhine.
bouis Napolcon, IT was believed. would reliey,
The Swiss Nerorit liom embarrassment by ou,,t,,,
lheir territory. iN''e
Inc portuguese Government have had the good
'o''"ho 10 break up a formidable band of Mipurlite
Insurgents anu to capture the Guerilla cllet1n,n,
hoineclndo. The man was put 10 death I'm, ;,
seems he has left behind him a son equally damn,
and cunning with himself.
he Belgium Prince de Lignc In, RULED the dig.
MY 1.-THE hing of Holland. by hois,,np The Bel.,un,
"'g IN Tue waters of Flushing. A solemn council
was held at the Hague, and II was ,esoly,j ,l,,, ,h,
nag should be fired AT. This seems a n,,,,cuI,,Iy
SHY affair on both sides.
aecord'ng to rnmo,s from Bayonne, General Oraa.
az n nra" oil tue Queen of SPANS troops, had dc.
ieated a body of Carlists, after a rather se,,ous ,c,ioo
near Morella. Espartcro had prevailed IN h,snn,r'
,e' "..i the Spanish Ministry. The las, letters
''o'' y" una state, that the Ministers had made eve
y submission to the general that the Minister oi
VA, =" resigned ana ,lmt two other members of
Tue cabinet would follow his example.
The Augsburg Gazette has an n,,,rle IN III. A.,
1T Northern Powers will maintain peace NJ, NJ
lt'ce, and Will not permit war between unIl,o3
anu belgium, OF between the Sultan and Neh.,n,,
Ali. NV '''"eme'
There wasa report in Paris of the death of e.,
a''a + eSch, uncle TO dpolcon. Previous accounts
'ioin nome had mentioned that his illness WI. of ,
very dangerous character.
The Canada Indemnity Bill was read , ,b,1
time and passed, aud sent 10 the Lords wiibou, ,
HE Augsburg Gazette of the llib AUGUST
states, that The Egyptian Government having ,yc5,,s.
ea Tor sale 10000 bales Of Cotton, at lG crowns tho
I''l'a'' no purchasers had offered TO take any at
'n'' Price MEiIMEr ALI accordingly resolved on
eApoiting II, al hhs own expense, to Liverpool, Mar.
settles, and Trieste.
Among the fashionable arrivals at LONGS uolcl
Aug. 10Th, we notice the names of John Van Bnfen'
Esq aud Arthur Clarke, from the seat OF the E,,,j
OF Leicester.
TIE EUROPEANCRAIN MARKET.
rhiNeh CRors.-lhc most encouraging accounts
TO IeacL. the French c,p,iol t,o,n III. IL.
pafiiiients, where the splendid weather that SAT IN on
Tue ION had continued, with every prospect Of Inn,
uufaiion, ana with, II need hardly be said. the hes,
l'ossiple ELECTS on the crops. Most OF the corn in
me heishDoibood OF Pans had been cut and cured.
speaking, and particularly on the rich and
,tiu'e banks OF The Marine, in La BrIc, and IN
peance, ile present harvest would it was expected
prove not only more abundant, but superior in mali
~ 10 any gathered during some wears. In p,c,,J,
ana Ia Other exposed districts the wheats were uot
YET qei'c III lorthe sicklcs, but the prevailing hot.
sunny, cloudlcss weather, with dry, and rather hiob
WINDS would naturally accelerate the ripening oflho
gram, and admit Of its being ,auidIy reaned aud
Even in the departments lust alluded In,
as less advanced than the Seine and of the NJ arm,
Tie greater part OF the rye and barley. and much al
the oats, Had been cut and saved. All fears for n
scarcity were consequently fast s~ubsiding, bat AS all
hands wonld necessarily be employed in the fields
Tor "A week or two longer, the markets woulI M ho
"ouno"n'ly supplied with the new grain as to pro-
any '"h'eu'a'e sensible elect on prices.
FROM me Londoh Times.
lherel is reason to believe, that the reported scan
'Ihess IN the stocks Of corn on hand in various of The
ports and corn growing countries has
been pufposeIy and greatly exaggerated by interested
parties mere, with a view 10 its double action in the
way oil enhancing prices and reducing duties as re-
eulaIed by the averages. 1t appears by detailed
from Dantzlc, that although less corn
than usual would be furnished by Poland, on ac-
count oil a partial failure in the crops. vet that in
Danizic itself, the vast storclIouses contained the
very considerable stocks which remained on hand al
the end OF December last, which are still untouched,
almost so: The rise in prices here and elsewhere
,,..,Ia,a -. 'N ~ ~ 'hdt Poit 10