Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-15
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From he ". Y. Herald. NOT. Q.
10 DAYS LATERFRON ENGLAND.

/ The Great Wrsiern arrived oil the Battery at one
o'clock TINS morning. She brings 100 passengers.
! Among The passengers are tie Hon. Mr.. Steven
son the American Minister, and NJ aJor Thorpe.
| The Queen, II is expected, would be coniined ID
! a day or two.
/ Parliament has been further prorogued to Dec.
/ 2lst.
/ SIR Charles Bagot, new Governor General Of
Canada, leil Ehgiand Oct. ooh, IN the msn-of-"af
/ Syx.
! NJ. Jandan. the aseu, Of the United States Bank
has addressed notice 10 the holders OF the loan for
GOO 900 sterling. contracted al Pans on the 2Oh
of Drc.mbe, 1899, IN which he staies that IN
| consequence OF unavoidable circumstances, the
Bank OF he Un,ted ) taes will be unable To REIN
burse Tho hall Of the AFORESAID loan the 18Th ins
according 10 the terms OF the loan he therefore
requests pos ,hement OF the time ol payment Tor
one year. ~ consideration Of bonus OF .fi5 600.
for the liquidation Of which he has placed ampl- Sc
cury IN The aHds VI Messrs. Rolhchld d Sons, Of
London.
There IS great excitement in the money markets.
both oi Lonaon aud Pans. The state Of trade Is
bad. Ihr heavy rams have iDJ ured the crops, and
here vii be scarcity Of wheat. There is a slight
increase III ihe revenue. Cotton steady.
All he H. glish papers talking about the pro.
bab'lny oil war, and active preparatons are making
toi II.
The ness from Canton IS no later than recent
direct nlelhgenee. AllIs confirmed. The English
are eyaspefAted with Capt. Elliott
PROPAGATION OF PARLIA MENT.
llousE or LoEDs-THuRspAY, Oct 7, le4I.-
On Tins lay Parliament was protoaued by Comnis.
SION. At quarter past two The Lords Comins-
soners-viz The Loid ChancelIor, the Duke Of
Wellington. Lord Wharnc fe. and the Earl Of
Shaitsbury, aud the Commons having been SUM-
moned. The yal assent was gwen 10 The following
bills The Exch,quer Bill, Funding Bill, the
Exchtquer Bill tAppropr,atiou) Bill The Poor law
Continuance Bill the Population Payments I,nl.
| The Loud Chancellor 'hsn read the Speech from
! the thfonc:-
THE SPEECH.
IVY Lords and Gentlemen, We are commanded
by her AsJrsly 10 acquant you thai IL appears ad-
ysaie To het MaJ"s 10 bnng 10 clio Sc the present
session Of Parliament.
''ln conlo, mily with the advice of her Parliament
, and IN pursuance Of the declared intention # her
M1jesly, her Majesty has taken the requisite niea
| sure, Tor The formation f new ADMINISTRATOR,
aud the arrangements for that purpose have been
completed by her Majesty.
"Gentemtn IF The House of Commons We have
1t IN command from her Majesty 10 thank YOU for
the supplies winch you have granted 10 her Majesty
for those branches OF the public service for which
complete proylsI on had not been made by the late
Parliament.
My Lords anil Genliemen.-rhe measures
which twill be expedient TO adopt for tho purpuse
OF equal zlng the public income and the annual ex-
pcnduure, aud other important objects Connected
with the lrade aud commerce oil the country, Will
necessarily occupy your attention at an early period
after the recess
"ller Majesty has commanded us 10 repeat the
express on Of her deep the distress WHICH
has prevailed Tor considerable period IN some OF
the principal manufacturing districts. and to sure
you thu you may rely upon The cordial concurrence
OF her Majesty IN all such shall appear
after mature consideration, best calculated 10 rrvenl
the recurrence OF that Distress and to protHpte the
great object OF all her esiy's WISHES, the happ,-
ness ard coDtentment If her people,"
~ " a,1, aC,e
al four clock, the large American line of-pac K ct
ship ST. James, Captain w. S. Sebor, commander
was a4uled on, Of the S.. kalhsrlne's Dock well
filled both VIII goods and passengers. TIE emf.
grants are 2l5 10 nu'nber-vlz 40 stefrage pas.
sengcrs II chicf blD passengers, and % IN the
cond CABIN. The sDecrage passengers aie prncIpal-
" hom kent and consist Of small aruers, who in
tend to settle IN the State Of N. York. Many are
from the neghbothood OF Ashford, and there are 20
from The ,,sh OF Buckley, in that vicinity. The
| vessel leaves Portsmouth this day for New York.
g,eal number nt persons assembled the pier
head TO Witness the departure oil the emigrauts.
FRANCE.
PANS Oct. 2l.-The affair of Tunis appears to
have blown over.
IL appears that an extensive conspiracy exists in
France, carried on by secret societies. under ffer.
ent les, aud, some respe,t s with ferent views
but all with one end-lhe overthrow OF the existing
government. mass Of documentary and other
evidence OF this fact has fallen the hand, of tn,
police IN various places. but particularly IN the i'm
pottant towHs and cities OF Toulouse, ST. Euieuoc
aud Lyons.
There las been a horrible riot al Madrid, and an
| attack IN the palace, but a letter IN the London
| Flmes al Oct. %
You nay regard the nsurreciion in Spain as at
an end. The principal chtls of il either arrest
ed of have taken refuge III France. Among the for
u,er Is NJ. Monies de Oca.
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