Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-02


lolng water. Zurbano had horse killed under him by
. chas, Of drawers which Tell upon IT, Zurbana Was
with the troops when they rceated 10 the cadel but
the night they allowed To esacuaie IT, and to
withdraw TO M,ntjuic, ana hosuics were suspended
Van Ilaep was stationed al San Fen two hours march
from Barcelona The jan,o issued proclamation
nouncny that they were about 10 deliberate ON the con
dtion of III. work people; and on the 9t they publish
ed what the French telegraph calls the following pro
gramne:'
~ Dawn with Espslcrn and his Government.
'2 Constitutional Cortes.
- In case of Regency. but one Regent
- In case Of a marriage Of Isabella II. Sp,nsrd.
-. Justice AMI protection ior national industry
1T /, added that Consultative Juuta' was forming,
chosen without distinction Of party from the most respec-
,,bl, c,zeos On the 2Oth General l,odl announced to
the Coes the in Barcelona up To the l9th. and
stated thai Esparero meant 10 Leave Madrid on the neal
day for Catalonia. with his nscUrt and three batalilons
which he did The Congress lniuedlaeIy voted ain al.
dress the Regent, promising hin is support against
the Re,olutonlsis.
The r,ost active and extensive measures were taken
by E,par.ru Ia put down the instruction. lie arrived
al Saracossa the oath Of November. where he was
ceyed with great enthusiasm. On the 18th he declared
the port nj Barcelona state Of blockade, and gave
orders lombard the city Oh the 29lh. But the nsuT
gents did wait for this exremltyheir leaders fled,
n. Jnn,a dissolved and the lae, intelligence Novem
Der 80 EVENING" was, tina, the insurgents were abJut
capuatlng
All was quiet n, Madrid aud in o,hcr parts Of the king
dom; but the opposition in the Cores were making
Demonstration formidable in pint of numbers, To declare
by vote in the Chambers. their want OF confidence III Inc
Regents Cabinet. They talked also Of publishing a
manifesto Ia the country
ENGLISH CORN TRADE.
From, The Londm MARX Lane Express.
The trade still remains IN a state ofeA'reme de-
preston; aud so far from any improvement having Ia
ken place. the been the and prices OF
wheat have further ccede about % per quarter since
this day se'nnght. The low rates which have now lo
long time prevailed have doubt tended II increase
co,suinp on indeed il is evident that such must have
been the case, for notwithstanding the liberal manner II
which the farmers have supplied the markets. the stock
Of old foreign wheat have been rapidly decreasing at all
tho prncipa maritime ports, and what IL now remaining
On hand by means considerable as 10 a1ord JUS
grounds expect that The present low range OF price,
G. nJ be of long continuance should Impetus be glver
to business in the manufacturing districts, by the new
received from the Fast Indies and China.
Even while very deporablc extent Of distress ha
existed among the operatives in woolen and cotton goods
the owness Of the price OF wheat has caused
less extensive use Of substitutes Than would ohcrws
have taken place; this is plainly proved by the larg
quantities el foreign wheat which have been drawn iron
the i.ancan.hre Yorkshire markets since harvest,
Should these branches Of business therefore improve a
MANY of the best informed parties anticipate and We be
E eyc that the materials have already advanced il
vaue) it is but fair 70 expect that the consumption
hre,dslui1s would become yet extended and tina
wheat would speedily rise IN value. The depression II
the grain trade has probably in measure been in
creased by the intelligence lately received from Canada
relative 10 the admission OF ncd States wheat al ny
q I'd duty Vi IS per quarter.
Oar mlers are "A good deal alarmed At this mcasur
and f should into effect, there can be no doul
that il would dsadvantag-ously -frcign supple
arriving hele in the shape Of flour always having ror
depressing effect than would be produced by double tn
quantity Of wheat These anslpations OF evil are how
ever, somewhat premature as It's impossible that SUP
plies can now reach from ihcnce-thc Canadian win
ter having long before this time. From the No
,hcrn OF Europe. farther shipments will now
present stock of free wheat in the knpdvm and our NV
crop. 20 look To.
No arrivals oiimpor'a ncc from America can come o
hand before May; and even from the Baltic, shipment
made al hrS' open water. in spring. would probably
reach thus country before that time. The dull account
from MARK Lane Increased deycres from tho grower
AMI tartier deterioration the condition of many
, the samples of English wheat from the humidity ,
the atmosphere have caused the value of wheat 10 dt
cline at nearly all the provincial markets. held since on
! last
y LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
Rerien Of the retk ending Nor %
Cotton was IN very limited demand, and downwar
tendency IN the prices Of all descriptions was eXhibe
nhu' tuesday, when the rece pt OF the India and Chin
, news communicated an immediate impulse to the maj
kc', "h'ci has since continued large business havin
been daily done at gradual, improving prices Tn
rates current oday are ID. 3D. per b. higher tina
those ct rlay last In all quantities of American bclo,
air and ID per h. On the better classes, Id i
Maranham, aud id. in Su-at very generally Per
man, bahia and Egyphan have Undergone no change
For The ,reeF ending Dec =
We are sure that the sales Of the Iast week have n
gam been large, amounting 10 AZ ,0C0 bales Of whic
l3,ooo American. and 800 Sura have been taken @,
speculation aud lou Surat for export. The Market ha
ocen rather qneicr since "Wednesday than il was in liz
early part o tho week. but we cannot make any posi-
i've decline rom the prices current Friday last r..
nave ior few days past been in better demand
anu must d" considered shade dearer The Com
mee quotations for fair Cotton remain as last week
VIZ Bowed 5sd, Mobile 81 anu New Orleans ;, pc
lb.
LIVERPOOL, Dee. 3-The sale, Ia. day amount I,
from 10 UoO bales 6 which 900 are American OF
specuatlon In prices there no change but the quo
taons Of yesterday were fully supported The marko
closed very healthy
LONDON TOBACCO MARKET, is, Dec. lS42
Virginia leaE-Nluch business has been done during
the last fourteen days-prncipally for re sal, at from
"a !" Dad For very fine picked leaf SD 6 I'D
asked ana holders very firm upon these prices, owhct
are fully id 10 ID higher than in February last
supp Leai-Every parcel as it came from the shi1
directly sold al full prces-s lew Ia be got rnder
od for good strong leafy IL I'd fine 7 ID, Sd
kentuckey leaf-No, much doinc--,he stock being
very lnrg about 200 hhds of good ordinary leaf sold al
Sd SAD, common Bid 3;d. few fine 4d AID
Strpt Leaf-l'he Home Trade only buv a. tbci,
wants require. snd then at lower rates. good Ada sd
me Old. to bid; for common no sale
LN ERPOOL MARKETS.-For the week ending
December 2-Tubacco-We continue to experience an
active demand and the sales have been lare proh,by
too hhds during the week. whilst the total business