Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-06
EDITORS. coRgEsPoNprcr.
Nav eKK. Dec


J America.
/ From Cannon. July %. W. Lave dsits. with &c.
counts 81 The runiii-uallon ol Tie pfohibiian Of
Bitish trade. no settlement II difficulties hesing
bren effected, and M ospz Il ofa settlement. he
Blush houses expelled ION Canton arc ibdulglng
~ stouG feelings o. Ieaionsy to" ards The Amer,
leans. ahn were p.fmi.,td 10 remain behind. me
Blush were al Aaeoa, and nss tie ATenean
Consul Il sid and believed IN Carton thai
the Efnrefor as highly indignant NJ Ilp, ms
tiieh "a nlissiauer had led Inn 10 teiieYe falsely
piat re npium had been ptacca1y surrendered.
an thlt difficulties would grow out OF What hal
. ocen done. whereas he nov e9tui that ascxtoiG
ed from foiegner, Ly sioIer &c aud by thletts on
! account a which, he WIS alleged TO be ansty. Al
mirai Maitland, with Il Bfflsll neei, WIS expected.
aed also French ships OF WI, Tie 1siroidbe and
I Zsfee. The L. ). vessels were yet hefe. OPIUM,
II is no"n. continues to be sold along tie rols At all
hazards. Fror:, lhins TO loiiv VESSELS were ~ the
outer anchorage oi Chlua. which had come ifom
England Calcnaa, and Bombay, nouc oi which
were allowed 10 euter.
FfOm Europe. BY Uaeket.ship. rom llavre and
Liverpool. have laste dates to The 23J nlilmo
aud Liverpool to tie 9Th. The p,eket sblp George
Wa hlnelon hoyers eli the coast al January Lin of.
der to tahe advantage ofthe reduction Il duues then
| accruing goods. 4 heavy gle Is Singing ahnni
her. but that does not much worry QUO oil our hne
packet-Ahips.
Money addn i England we're gradually get
linE better. The cotton market was quite armatad,
and the .dyance from ! To | al peups.
Horrible distress existed IN some # lie BRUSH Inin-
ufactufinz dtsuiefs, rarncnlafly IN Nottingham.
bread beng high, AID Labor MOI IN demand Ihe
intended marriage OF the q cen Is officially
nouuced IN the London Gazeue.
From France aadlle Easttlefc is nothing impor.
tant. Thrre an uufounjed lumor Of the death
OF Prince Mourrnieh. Thu Spanish Coiles Is DIS
solved S700,O00 IN specie had reached London
from Mexico. TIE Angshnrgh Gazette, generally
good authority, states that Mehcmet Ali had con.
scented 10 give mp the Turkish llee aud to content
himself with the hereditary sovereignty Of Egypt
and part OF Syria,
There sas heavy gale again last night. ming led
with snow and raio, which again threw IN Il heavy
tide, aud some damage h the mharves. DC. II was
not probably very alarming 10 The vessels Of The
coast.
F,om the SIKH Congressional Dslriet MAS
We have returns itom all bat severn towns, IN which
the result is: Baker 22i5 Dickinson, 1854
scattering, SOC.
Il IS nof pobabe that an election is effected, bul
HE hope i, entertained.
The stock market today is more huoyant than
yesterday. The rumors OF further delleatIons and
fascali5 III Philadelphia all proved TO be unfoundrd
aud probabi, SEA IN eifeulaton Tor stock obbug pun
pose. hid i oon,detale effect lor tho moment bul
the fleet Is Tow all over,
The Northern mail - yet very irregular We
have no steamboat rom the East to-day What
snow we lad N The city about gone. The sleigh,
and The btiis Ol a sudden have vanished
Nee Yofk Flour na,ket-The Herald ofFlday
saws:
The Price for Genncssec brands continues to be
s. barnel. Wilh demand only from The trade
foi hone use No sales madr Tor Europe none
fnf tie Easl aud none for the West ludies Ftelef1s
10 England have again advanced, are now TO 5.
barrel Shipments eanruI be made at such rates
aud none will take place 50 long hey CONTINUE N
Ia ApI ,I nj, a., H.,
that would, # executed, sweep on lotis thousand
barrels OF The existing Stock aud leave US but siAty
thousand baftes.-Ne. therefore, hope that lrcis h,
Will remain high lof the present. As cotton DAY,
better Than 0inr, lhty are Likely 10. Tor ~ a hisl
class ship. in one mp be- CO Ia new New Orleans
thence 10 Enland, aud back 10 New York. the thf.
fence IN the cotton and nnuf Is 600 o. 50 500 IN
tafof 81 The former. This is the cause why all or
slnps have gone south. FieiGhIs will however,
come do"n next month, rs many ships me then cx-
perted hume.
FIT Chorus AND tARrErs.-rhe Beaver Al.
rns SAYS that Messrs. llnag x Co. al ihrIr new
Woullen Factory NJ Beaver Fills. are now manniac.
turing rloths carpets, II nnels shnwl>, &c, without
spinning or weaving tie wool.-Thtse catrrrs in
beauty and cheapness SAID IL be superior to the
Imported arutle.
The Philadelphia Inquire, II saturday soys-
The Money rate have increase d wIthin The last lew
days, from 10 ! per cent month.
Church Burnt ~ Team lfom the Ralcph Re
gstcr OF the 2lsI INST, that the Methodist Church IN
that cty WAS destroyed by 6fe the "Wednesday
previous. The alarm was given about 5 o'clock
and Ia less than m hour the building vas entirely
consumed, nothing being saved but few benches
The wind WAS pretty high. aud but Tor the llvora.
bic direction IN which II blew, much damage would
have been done. There is bnt lule doubt that this
hre, like numerous other occurrences oil the kind is
10 be atnbuled Ia The dangerous pracilce of deros
ing ashes IN wooden vessels.
Extract ola ieltcr (ram Jaige Hikcson. General
agent ghe An Colonization Noc,ehj.
WAsnlNoroN, 25th Dec 1889.
sent n this morning to Norfolk So kenucky en-
grant far L'bcra,-also "a itom Virginia, hbcrai-
ed by MI llunron's will, AID By Miss Ran lolqh.
All pretty well fted GU, except the Virginia 81
Who require yet souJ deA TO make them comfort.
able
Another Scvtte Sturm.-Snuw commenced C,l-
itng about noon YESTERDAY. x MS succeeded by rain
In the evening" the wind blew hand hon the n f.
and HE nlehI WAS lenpesIuous At the time we go
10 press, % o'clock Saturday moroine.) the storm
still continues. " Y. J9arn. Com
Bggt{o, Dec. 93.--Snoio Siorm--The Intense cold
81 Friday wbs the toIetuuuer # an old fashioned
snow storm which set N on SATURDAY ng hi and con.
hnued whhout lutermissIuu uuttl dd, ylt This mann
Ing 1t lies unusually even lur this location and ,s
not lat Ifom 10 inches deep. Bag. Com. Adv.
THE tate SRoc-'rhc " Winchester Erginian saws
that tlle snow IN that region IS generally over two
feet deep
At naeerstown ii WAS from Two to three feet
deep on a level.