Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-04

lieious troubles II is possible that u the
troubles are not settled IN Scotland, thai se'e'"'
Thousand SeoichmeU may come over h's sun" ~
Some thousands mere OF the l.ntherans IN rus
STA are expected 10 ea,'grate ~ The course " ~"
present year in consequence of the persecution sii
directed sgans, them by the King, for declining 10
join The National church OF Prussia.
| The Turkish Qaesiion.-Ail the GOODNESS anu az
Gerhes between the French embassy at Constant
no pie and The Sultan. have been removed by Tue
admirable management OF the Count DE fontos
but snoier source OF embarrassment IN the aidrs OF
The Easl has arisen, from open hosiiIiiies being
| commenced by the Shah OF Persia against INC
Ottoman Porte. and bs the actnal march oil fei-
sian army againsi Bagdad Ii appears that tins OIL
fensiye step has been undertake. without lormai
declaration of war, though II has been evident, '"f
some time past. that a decided GOODNESS subslsled
between both Courts.
The Emperor Of Morocco. 1t is officially stated
| in LundDn papers OF March 2ls that The Emperor
Of Morocco had declared var against France
| There have been several earthquakes IN various
paris Of Scotland
King Of Hanorer.--A curious motion was made in
the British House OF ConImons,b Mr.. Hume. on the
eth OF March, 10 suspend the payment OF III ,o0o
a year fgranted 10 the Duke of Cumbc flandl long
as be remains King Of Hanover Ayes SO, Noes76
The Tories voted partly for Ministers and partly a
/ gaiDsl them
! Chinese Afdirs.--The London Observerof March
ooh says:-itIs said in The city that authentic ac-
counts, received within the last day oriwo fiom Can
ton river. represent the Chinese merchants as being
really alarmed least the impending should cause
a scarcity OF British goods in China; and that in
sequence OF this apprehension, they were making
great Efforts TO eject exchange of commodities
with the Brush vessels. Lord Lyndhurst is mucl
better.
Correspondence ofhe Ne,c York Courier g. Enquirer
LONDON, March 2lst, 1910.
| send you by the packet ship United State.
fufi fc, In al
telligence as have occurred during the last Few
days.
The money and mercantile markets continue TO b.
generally IN ve,y staenanl and unpromsips stat,
money being held with unceasing caution By IL,
cHpnallss-n consequence Of The advance in tn,
Corn Markets, and the rather unsettled pros poets o
The Wing administrations which has been oniestet
IN the House OF Commons. on one two questions
OF SO much importance, that "A change Of admins
traon is beginning to be considered not very i'm
possib event.
The market for American securities was probable
never more inanmate than during Yesterday aut
The present day. The only transactions have beer
on Satufday-the sale OF 100000 Of New Y OIL
per cents at ia and of the same sec urty S5 900
tins morning al 7s5-bo'h Of these purchases bein,
Tor transmission 10 PARIS, here the new admins
ration appears 10 be operating with some success
In theshares OF the United States, or any Of th
States. or any of the State Stocks except
Ing that OF Ntw York, nothing whatever has bee,
reported, and the quotations are too nomi
nal TO be useful at the present time-The re
turn oil the Great Western steam shin is oxpecle,
on Friday nexr, and all the parties are in suspens
until that time Though the wind las bee,
westward Tor the last htee days there has been n,
further arrivals from the United States even |
packet OF the list inst. having not arrived AT Lverpoo
last uighr.
The corn market advanced on Friday and yesrer
gay wheat BEN. abou2s per quarter higher ant
'he ou'y ailrn to los, per quarter, and los. 81 OF
the barrel Of Flour of o6 lbs
ne foreign exchanges we've lower this afternoon
aod the tendency Of the money market is towards
renewal OF lie pressure which the importation of lc
reign CON created IN the course of the recent wear
ii hough the month Of March has been pccuiiarl,
favorable Tor the operations Of The farmer the stat
oil the supplies Of old corn me so much reduced
aud so many contingencies are between the uiesen
t'ne aud the ensuing harvest, that the prices o
wheat aud hlur are probably about to become yer,
much advanced.-The slagnalion in trade is ceiaiI
al the same time.
The question Of the Corn laws is being aei,a,e,
WIN great vehemence and the grand motion Of NJ r
VIE, as The memberior Wulvtrhnmptop comes -,
IN the House 81 Commons Tomorrow nj IN. ron
the expressions OF Lord Melbourne on Saturday las
1t appears that the government has not the nteDlo,
TO propose any change, aud the Corn Laws will
probably remain for the present in their presen
state.