Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-01
FOREIGN lyTEELIGENCE.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
ENGLAND.

of the packet ship Cambridge. captain BHfsely.-
There is no political news of interest OF mpor.
lance.
ENGLAND.
Public meetings have been held in The chief places
of the Kingdom for the purpose Of voting gratu-
lsiory addresses TO the Queen on her escape from
the domination of Tory Ministry. The pubic
journals discussing nj great length The probability
Of the Continuance of the wing ministry during the
next session Of parliament.
The meetings OF The Chanist associations CON
tinne TO attract large share OF attention. Lotd
John Russell had addressed letter several OF the
authorizes Of counties. offering 10 provide arms Tor
persons desiraus OF forming voluntary associations
for the protection 81 he and properly IN districts
where disluIbaf ccs are unprecedented. The co
marry cavalry Of Lancashire aave received orders Ia
hold ihenselres in readiness 10 be clled out n mo-
nent's warning. The Ordnance Department OF tho
Tower 81 London have been particularly hnsy IN Tor
warifnc nitaiy stores TO all parts OF England aud
Wales. Bedding ard stores uf e,es de. ieUon lor
about two thousand men have bcen Bssto IN
Wagons The troops in tie ueighbafhooi OF ihe
manufacturing districts numerous that there
is not sufficient barracks for then, ard camps
are to be formed. Thirty thousaed muskcts fer tie
home srrsioe have been ordered, and the Gunsm'lhs
in the Tower are actively employed in geuins them
ready.
The National Convention Of the Cbartists have
mored from Loudon 10 Birndng ham. The follow ne
account Of the anva al the latter lace is from the
Albion Of Nav eoih:
ION MONDAY as, Burning am MS unusual, ex
cited. in consequence 81 the eNrrcfcd u1ival II The
National Convention ff0m London. eHd The known
preparations made by the magistrates 10 prevent
commGtion. The out pensioners resident IA the
town Who had ilreads been sworn IN as special n
stables. were ordered 10 assemble al Tire Town hal
a, nine o'clock aud from early hour, the troops
in the barracks, Together with pafiy of artillery
vi o arrived on Sunday evening utre IN ieadi1
ACT. il called upon by Tic civil authorities BY QUO
o'clock the mob in hci hbc RI God of The railway
aF4fas 4r4fis hut V-te
most motley assrmblacc. The directors orihe rail
WAY, 20 prevent disorder, refused allow any pcr-
sons to euffr the CoHfaH}'s premises except upon
business. and ty this prudent step prevented lie
curlencc Of that tumuIt winch otherwise must ne.
oesssrily have occurred. furhamore, to prevent
undue cxcittmcut tie he'll. usually iune hhcr i
train isin sight. was upon This occasion silent sa
that It's approach unknown to the scat major
y OF tho multitude until it entered he station yard
The numbers as they passed along Ncw-s'Icel
was estimated Al "ooai SIS thousand ! he mottas
on INC pthclIa, o'hn'is wee - i.tl Tie oppressed
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The Pans papers oil the 18th IL May have been
reeeWedl "a oudou but they contain no news OF m,
ponance later than thai received N ras county by
the Great " eslern The police II Pans were saIl .
buslly engaged IN arresipg por>ous supposed 10 be
implica'ei IN the revolt which took place on the
18Th OF May. report thai Napoleon Louis Bona
pare at the bottom oftse iusafrcetiBn was pre-
yaleni. which has induced that person 10 address il
note 10 the EdHor OF lie London Times, drpyin,
the correctness ofthc report. H. saws:
Il see with pain IA your Pans Correspondence /
that II is wished to cast uron me the responsibility
of The Iale insurr, ctior ,,l, ,,,,,, - -
10 reiuie IN the most distinct manner llls inslnuaen
The intelligence OF the bloody scenes which took
place has caused me much surprise as qrieL II
were the soul OF a plot, | would also be lie Chief