Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-08
.Eocciau f,gteli.neMce.
RrEEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
INPORfAN1l

BY tn steamer Caledonia at Boston we have English
papers u August l9ih inclusive.
Thee mlrhcl, II WI be seem hll been ANNA
ted and lhe salcs large For few days previous TO
the departure Of the steamer the prevalence of turn out
and among tie manu- acuors. had checked opera
lions t. ,Xept, though the sales, continued larger
than average At Have to the 9TH, the cotton mar
kcl had been void Of animation.
Some Amefican bcei brought in the Barnsley market
Id per h.. Nm. p,lk ID.
The riots bad accustomed some depression in the funds
On thursday lSh Consols stood at 81 for money E,
and, 81 fer areaunt.
Mlncy continued plenty; bills were done at .. per
cent
Parliament was rroregued ON the 18th by the Queen
in person.
The weather had continued fine, and the harvest was
rapidly progressing. OF flour from the United States
23l barrels had arrived.
Tie news rum the continent is not important.
\ dreadful earthquake had taken place at Messna
NJ Caamania % houses and were DESTROYED
Washington lfslug had arrived al Madrid and been
received IN the most cordial manner
,HDmiag state The manufacturing Districts IN Eng
hitd oad Scotland
There Ia benna sudden rising am9nr the operatives
of the manufacturing districts Fears were entertained
thai organization prevailed among the entire mann
featuring population OF the whole country as the out
brea, simultaneous in Lancashire and in the neigh
bothouds Of GLASGOW, Duntrline, ABERDEEN and other
parts OF Scotland. In Lancashire. the masters were
tlohl Ituuft TIE Na as lhey said, IN
OF the hardness OF the times. The said they could
not support tlolr families with the lower wages and
struck. The Manchester mills closed for the pro
lection OF the property. In the Ola short time the
number Of the dsaleeted became great HAT the re
manning manufactures were clos ed.
The Military cllled out ia Misunderstanding Riot
Act was read and three thousand special consabes were
sworn In. The mob, amounting to many thousands
were marching from place 10 pacchey cndeavored to
destroy ;hc GAS works, IL involve the town in darkness
10 one ease lhcy attacked the police, and killed Two OF
their number
\ cabuet council had been held, aud a Proclamation
was issued by her Majesty. Offering reward of Go iol
the rngleadeis / he state of matters very alar
minr
The Manchester Guardian asserted that the rising was
10 be aserled 10 the shem,s and conspracies of the
thartlsiS Aud the opinion is certainly confirmed b,
the tact hat AT meeting ut Chariis delegates, reso
luton WAS unanimously adopted, that the working elias
ses o all trades be earnestly recommended entirely
land,
! Sb' i'obca PETS Louise bunat by he Mob
The Boston Nail adds the following Postscript to is
intelligence concerning the above mob:
! NY have just seen letter 10 liarnden & Co. from
London which states that the House OF Sir Robert Pee
at 1hlnwonh was surrounded by mob on the night d
the lath, aud burn! Troops were sent from Birming
ham to quel the riot.
From The European.
We continue to receive very distressing accounts
from he disturbed districts Several rioters have teer
,hot by the military urslen, in Siaiordshirc 1t Is
hoped, and generally believed that all will end III tho
course Of z few days many thousands ot reo'..
cannot rcuan Without employment for any length d
time The disturbances have created any great
sncss in the city of London II is the general opinion
there. HAT the operatives justified in resisting further
reduction Of wages, and demanding increase u the
rates now paid 10 them.
The markets have been in measure Affected
The hriskness that manifested itself in the cotton mar
/ ket has been dlss'pated by the turbulent State u
NJ nchescr and the surrounding districts, but the
advanced Itrcs are maintained, and a reaction III
/ Is expected calm takes place, rs II
is well known that very large orders hand
for goods. which have chiefly arrived during the past
week. The deliveries of most kinds Of produce have
again been very agr, especially of those articles
tern9 into the comp stiun of manufactures but the
arrivl have been trivial The importers have been
quite willing 10 realize as boore. and hut few public
sales have been brought forwards fair trade has. how
ever, tecn done by private contract. partly for export,
and partly iu home consumption, with some speculative
purchases.
The market continues to fall and Will do 50 for
some weeks to come, shall have the price 5Cls,
without doubt We have still to announce the plenti
iulGc,s olmuney; bills are done at p per cent.
.'aotha INTRUDER at The Paidce'Anotler intruder
las been discovered IN the paacc.-ie had penetrated
amusl to the Queens aTarmeusat the Castle at Wind
sor. He had the app,aranc of mechanic, and said
that attcr travelling thirty miles, he hal followed 4
p.sbay into the palace, and sal down have rest.
The Duke Of Wellington has been appointed Com
mander IN chctn the OF Lord Hill, whose state d
health has uuiitted hun Cor business.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET,
WEDNESDAY. August II.
Today demand for cotton has been pretty brisk. and
the sales amount 5000 bags, half of which,
sistng oi American having been taken on speculation.
The market is only moderately supplied. aud an ad
Of cd per Id. has been obtained for the common
and mddling qualities Of American.
THURSDAY. August Is.
We have had fair business done in our Cotton
ket toay. taking into consideration the suspension of
business by manufacturers; the sales 5000 bags.
1000 taken by the trade, tho balance by manufacturers.
Prices remain steady.