Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-05

therefore useless nj the present time.
The discussion on the opening OF the Budget on
Friday last proved To be less important han had
been previously supposed. The deficiency of rev
enue. compared TO expenditure, was represented
BY the Chancellor ofthe Exeheqaer TO be G400.0D0,
which j. proposed to be faised by an additional rs
sue Of Of Exthequet bills. The effect upon the mo
ney market his not consequently been impor
iant, particularly comparatively small sum
may be raised at future period OF year and
when ,hc present pressure w the money market may
be expected to have pa .sed away.
The motion af Mr.. Hume Tor an inquiry into the
manae emen Of the Bank Of Epgiand. With reference
the currency aud how lar that institution has beeu
instrumental in causing the pancs of 1926 aud 1885,
came OH IN the House OF Commons Monday pigh
but owing To the Ignorance OF tie questions oil cur
reney and banking which prevails amongst tue ar
lsocfaiieal and almost exclusively landed Proiflc
tors, who compose the government Of the county
this all important motion went off with lhile elect
aud was made M an exceedingly thin House.
Even Mr.. Hume, aud those Who supported hlm
by went 10 the root OF this question, which
is IN the enormous folly OF committing the manage
mrnl OF this vast nation, and. indirectly oi all its
colonies, and indirectly Of all The monetary ail1rs
nf The whole civilized world. In tweniy-our ancient,
contracted aud totally unqualified persons, Who e
eet one another, aud whose whole system Is behind
every thing connected with the affairs oi tbs en-
hehieued age. Compliments 10 the good intentions
ol the Directors composed one hall oi The debate,
and the thousand aud Thousand evils which have
arisen from thelr ignorance and neompeteney were
brought forward N only The ialntest possible points
Of view.
Nothing new is of so much importance IN the AZ
fans OF ihis county the prospects of the crop OF
etan.--'fhe weather has been changeable bul not
altogether unfarorable dunnE the tour days which
have elapsed since the sailing oi the Great Western
steam ship. SO tickle. however, Is the climate ol
England, that yet impossible 10 conjecture the
fnal'pi osperts of the country with reference the
he Ems lI he IIT nj far
evll-undoubtcdly the most important mercantile *
political wear.
The disturbances at Birmingham continue, bnt
the Chaillss have not attempted In make head a
,inst the regular troops-nof have any lives been
lost IN the various fa,s "illi the Toliee. Mr., Le-
vet, the secretary, and Or. Taylor aud Mr.. liar
yey twp of tho most revolutionary members Of the
convention, have been arrested aud are now III War
wick jail. There Is no doubt that now organized,
tie Chanlsi movements may be very easily suppres-
sed bui should Mr. Atwood. some parties apeaf
anticipate, attach himself 10 rhh party tho Ide ol
population which would follow such a leader would
probably tfampio under foot both police and the
troops. There IT, however, no real reason Tor sup
posing that Nh. Atwood would hastily take the H.
nal step IN a revolutionary cause though dry
en- into opposition to the governments this man has
the pawer, unqneslionably TO be the author Of the
mphncai etents.
The Wing Ministry remain IN power, and
nightly procurng the voting OF the supplies, aud
taking every means ul drawing the parliamentary
session 10 close. The time OF the Propagation ~
no, vet fixed howc,er--not Ia IT probable lhat the
parliament viii be absolutely dissolved.
Nothing indeed, Is Attracting The attention OF the
Eugllsh public more than the steamship, the Brush
Queen. The return Of this mighty Queen viii be
looked Tot with an intetcst OF the most universal
Kind.
LoNnoN, July Oh. 1889
REVIEW or rm Cons fRApE.-By advices from
the South al Europe, we lean that though partial
injury has been done 10 the growing crops III some
dsucis by the severe storms experienced lhere du-
ing ihe last month"; the prospects lor the coming
harvest are on the whole favorable,
IoNpoN, July II.
Before this days Timrs eomcs ia lhe hands of its
readers, the body OF Lady Flora Hastings will be
us passage the tomb ri heI ancestors IN Scotland
II was 20 be removed a The early hour OF threo -
clock this morning from Buckingham Palace; and
all the usual marks Of respect viii be shown 10
II by every inmate Of the Pelace, by her own per
soual friends, and those ai hen Elmtly.
The presentation ofRohcu Owen Al Court by Lord
Melbourne, is one of he most humbhne events which
have recently occurred. It might have indeed,
been hoped that Ne should It least been spared the
stu and shame Of such national drgrad liun.
FROM TIE EAST,
From he Morning Chronicle Jaiy II.
A lcue, from our correspondent nj Constanlno-
pie. Of ihe eth ult gives the same news thai con
veyed by tho papcts OF Piedmont OF skirmlsh be-
tween the Turkish and Egyptian cayalry-an event
TO be expected from the approximation OF two such
armies. But the very measutes adopted by the
Turkish COMMUNICATIVE gifts to chiefs of villages
aud the distribution of arms--etince the wish To pro-
woke war. but not the resolution either under
take il incur the responsibility. On the other
hand, lbrahm Paeha. however ANXIOUS for var, Is
fully aware OF the Impollcy If not imposslbihty ui
canying II on. IN despite of not merely the wishes,
hut The determination ol the European powers; and
al, i,l., 4
Turks TO DO IN the wrong. then take advantage of
this to hasten collision.
The Piedmont ,zetlc. no doubt from accounts
which reached Genoa, states thai lbfaham Pacha 4
Soeiman reached Iel-el khar. the river Saguit
which runs into the Enphracs, the 81 Of June.
with thirteen regiments of Infantry. of cavalry
and iNenl, five batteries ot artillery. On the 9TH or
9th. lhrahlm withdrew his troops tom Auab, which
the Turks immediately after occupied and somc r.
gypuan cavalry, advancing 10 the walls day, were
met by some Turkish horse, aud a skitmlsh eusucd.
With the Paris Journals OF Friday and SATURDAY,
we have received intelligence from Alexandria to the
lHh OF June Happens that NJ. Caller, the and
de.camp of Marshal Sonll. had arrived, aud was inn
medialcly admitted To m audience with Mehemet All.
The Paoha had head Of The occupation of Ainlab
by iaiz Paclla. and OF HE sailing of the fleet from
Constanlinopc. lie Immediately ordered the T.
egyptian fleet 10 put sea aud reiterated his COM
mand TO lbrahm Pa,ha to move forward These
orders, however, upon reading the despai ches
brought by Nj. Caller, he countefmandcd. 1t ap-
peaslhat NJ. Caller informed hun, that " the five
great powers OF Europe firmly resolved TO PIE
vent war; and that II would be dangerous for INN
10 oppose this unanimous Determination that the
same lniimailon would be conveyed TO the Porte
and that The i've powers would immediately direct
ihe'r attention TO establishing peace upon more so.
id foundation. On The day alter Tins comlnunIca-
non was made TO Mehemet Ali, he replied To The
French Consul and to NJ. Caller that :. he should
bv III, So,