Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-14
Vorci1M fMtesugence.
LATEST FROM FL ROPE.

pN INC arrival ul the ttreat w esefn NJ New nIk, OF
the OH INST We have received ondon dates 10 the ~
uli-throe days later. There Is no news oi suilicen
interest To MI any great space 10 onr columns lin
| Queen was well, and talking If visiting Ireland. \,
essential Change has taken place in the markets. Cotton
is HAT, though there has been change IN prices
We are disappointed IN mol Icing ahe 10 find some
th'ug definite about the ratification q Tie Boundary
Treaty. We presume that Government will be III
the receipt OF official intelligence Of ratification by thu
Great W tscrn.
| The Great Western. owing to the new tariff, has a
cargo very Hunted IN quantity. bn contains SOME salna
bic property She brings cut considerably mere thaa
one hundred passengers, among Whom are Ntfg
Nancy, Fsq. nited States Ambassador. and lady:
Mons Pagoo, Charge P.!1ores I'm ais 10 washing.
ton. lady and family Mons. Destouel. ii sdelpha.
bearer ot dtspachos from the American l.. al n Pa
rls; w. =. Derrick, ESD, bearer ot dispatches z e
American Legation at London, he | nit.e t#ts=
containing the new treaty; hors. An'huney San .
Auache To the Legation OF the United states al fans;
l. uls de Borg de balkan. Vice Consul vi anee at New
iork isconnc dc Ctamsya Nuns. lousat and family,
aud Mr.. kafn i.ghp cod.
General Dun Green. who returned IN the last steamer.
had long interviews, before he LETT Eurore, With Sir
Robert Peel in London. aud NJ Gul2ot IN Pans. and has
brought over general sohtme Il eomn o1elal Tea
ties between England aud the United States, and he
tween France and the United Saioe, basrd pflneif les
o. reciprocity IN mutual tarlfl OF duties ihs tasls Of
new system of negotiation has been carried 10 Nasl
mslon, and may ssbly be introduced into the i'fes
national tariff between the principal commercial nations
aud the United States
The failure Of couple oflaree comm, real honIes the
one at London, and the the other at LNerlool. is
nounced. The London house, Mcssrs. Evans. Foster
\ langtun, were engaged IN the Ccylon tIade. Tie
Liverpool house. M,ssrs Gordon & hfeenWa were Ell
gagged IN the trade OF the river Platte.
Money seems tobe very abundant. We understand
that the government broker has teen making several
large purchase Of stock, principally account q the
Indian anUutics
The country is quiet But accounts ofihe state of the
manufacturing districts do epreseni Their condition IN
very cnyiable light
The National Anti Corn Law league have dererm
ned To organize the whuie county, by dndag II luo
twelve DISTRICTS for the purpose bringing strength
to ten in Parliament.
Boz new work America has excited considerable
interest, and Is meeting With rapid circulation.
The London newspaper press, following the cue Ct
Charles Dickens, In The Foreign Quarterly aud m his
book Is sssallng IN the most bitter mannet The Amrrl-
can newspaper prcssior the purpose, tho avow Of
arreslng the progress OF republican IDEAS aud republican
principles IN Europe The cat Is out u the bag at last
The Zee institutions Of this happy land carry alarm u
the nobicsse of Europe and liberty must tie attacked
by the word, but the pen. Very veil. COME
the delicate state OF her Majesiy's hea!this becoming
subject Of interest to her loyal subjects.
From the Continent, we observe Ia news Of rariiea
lar interest. The French .SulH1e oeef tHer r.
cent victories IN AhA@; and do not grud1eihe expense
anu nopuSHtu dI 81 IHll uHltl1illa
on that continent has cost them. while lhfy consider
how much glory has been achieved for France.
largeaHount Of plate aud money VAS st5en from
Hampton Courl Palace on the 10th
terrible explosion OF a steam boiler in the panu.ac
tory Of BuIcho x Co, Scafboru occurred ON The
lsih. The root othe building was hi5nnelI and i'll up
On the men at wo,k-abou 100 IN number Fourteen 5o-
dies lad been taken ouf.
Great excitement has been produced by occurrence
IN one OF the prisons. young man. after eondnc-
Of Il,
but few days; he said his illness arase from aryaon
and -reauncnt.
George Thompson, the celebrated Aboliloust, Is 90.
ing 10 India
FRoa GERMAsY-It is said that the Emperor OF
Russia to visit Berlin the 18th. Count de pee
ky and Count de Berthon iough, duel ON the 4fh ut
at ChcsscnhuTg; the latter vas norlaly wounded and
| the former was instantly killed.
Government has determined To institute rigid inquiry
into late erroneous frauds the Customs, in Which some
OF the heaviest London houses are implicated
The official correspondence with Mss Mariiaean
relative TO her pension is published in the Stlnlul.--
She declines receiving ii with graceful dignity Object
ing Ia receive aid except Immediately om Parliament,
because they represent tho people whom size served and
thinks her freedom of speech would be abridged and her
personal influence Injured She says she is med
OF H. though the lack Of protection TO her literary proper
~ has kept her poor.
The London papers keep mp their commenls on til
Treaty Correspondence. They agree that lie right ol
search for British sailors vii 70 abaHdontd, hut con-
plain that the French conlun4 @ 'g,h the rght Of vi
station TO search for slaves.
Pace OF lsnoR IN FRANcr.--I e, ass.s from a
statistical table which has recently been pr that
the average price of labm in Frame is Ii - Jay.
In the department Of the Ebooe, II is II AZ, IA l.
Seine Intncurc, il is Of In the department oil t.
Seine. which includes Paris, the price higher, but tn
is solitary regards the general rate.
II,ERPooL CpRN MARKET, Oct. 20--Onr market il
still very fiat though no change in prices noticed.
The sales day amount to 2500 bales ali IN the trade
and consist Of Americans, and 800 Sp;als, 3 a I'd.