Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-26
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EIGHT DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

EIGHT DAYS LATER FROM FL ROPE
The Brilisl m 4 Sic IN bR MIA, Cap ain iIeN-
ell, arrived al Boeun, briggs dates the lh Instant IN
elusive. The steamer brought Is passenger.
O'CorsEIL.- ] he proceedings bffqro The House of
LORDS in The calculated vii Of erof case were leImnn
ted on the 2d instant he English Judges having unan
IN, usy Confirmed the doing, Of the Court bal4w II is
stated that no one surprised, and that The Ministry
much puzzled 10 know What 10 do with O'Connell
and his fellow pr souets
Queen Victoria aud Prince Albert il il stated are
sbou, visiting Scotland, and Afterwards lfeland II is
positively stated that Lotus Philippe Will uul visit Eng
land this year.
Respecting the harvest 10 England the Times says:
"Ihe weather has again become exceedingly warm
and fine, improving materially thu prospects af The har
vest for which some fears previously entertained
The Wheat crop is fr the most pafi gathered in IA
good condition, and as money will mol be In re1usition
for the importation Of oregn grain, spectators Will
probably be induced 10 turn their attention 10 other no
dnce."
A Iiondon correspondent Of the ~ York Renu.lIc
writes
"Whils, speaking Of France, | have fact 10 slate
which think Will ailtd your readers an evidence of
Louis Phlippe's cordial feeling toward Your country
lie has had new branch organized IN the foreign De
psr,neu,, which Is 10 be exclusively ueennitd will
merican affairs, nj the head VI which NJ Layerqne well
known In The literary and political world, has been pIa
ced."
The London correspondent Of the Boston ALIAS writes
under date Of September Sd
''lhe weather during the last two weeks has heep
really deghiin-indoed, during residence al differ.
en times, Of five years IN London | never know con.
finua ion o such fine weather II has of course bean
mas, favorable To the harvest and growing crops Ii
10 said however, tia, tbefe s quite panic in me cnrn
Exchanges created by the immense shipments of corn
from abroad. The shipments irum the beginning of the
10 The Isl OF August. Of flour alone from Cn,ad,
were upwards Of 100000 barrels which are admllie1
io home consumption, on the payment less than eight
pence duty per barrel This, i, is sad is chiefly The
Produce OF the United States aud loo o0o barrels n,o
expected to arrive from the same source There are
al The present time upwards OF 100000 quarters Of
foreign wheat IN bond 10 Ibis country which amopnt
will soon be greatly nereased.-These facts have crea
ted alarm amongst farmers, corn factors aud dealers
In agricultural produce.
"'rhe New York packet Sims. recently arrived a.,
ths port. have brought large quantities of American
wares. Amongst the principal articles NAV be men
stoned Yankee Cioeks, IN mahogany frames which, at
ter paying duty and freight retalled IN the strand
twenty I'VE shillings sterling Also rocking chairs
plain and richly covered with stamped velvet the lat
ser commanding twenty pounds sterling, Hnpham buck
ets tubs. brooms augufs ohss, Il and lacks are now
regularly semi 10 his market, and The law ptees nj
which they arc offered, command for them A ready
salc.'
MKxIco AND Tnx,s-An advertisement, annea,,d
on or about the I'd July. purporung 10 procure com
missions m foreign service II has come 10 The ears of
The Mexican Legation that this had reference 10 rexas
and that agents allies Of thai countty hive Innnb
and are hiing out two vessels which are intended IN
san immediately from this country. Cannon and The
material of warfare were 10 be conveyed ,blLs. H.,
those ships, and is nmored that Twelve or 6een ner
sois were departing from this Country with the men
tion o differing the Texan army. Such a scheme he
ing breach OF The foreign enlistment act has been l
hidden by the Government
'elegrsph'e despatch from Marshal Bogeaud aunouu
eed complete vie CRY aver the Moorish atny al %
oo0 men on the li,h Of August Tins snrress hal 90,
sed rise IN some oil the French funds and ,nsiderah
agitation In The Bunrso.
JAMES haeeERrs. Esq. United States Consul at
Liverpool. died on the "a h OF August
The London Times of the "a .\y, h., >,
congratulate the e.unry the truly gratifying, niel
gehce OF probable arrangement OF the Tahiti, ouesnn
aud The Termination 10 all fears Of rupture between
selves and France. The question appears 10 have beo
settled IN way equally honorable 10 both countries
These remarks. says the Times refer more n,,,.n
larry To The misunderstanding respecting Iabli. Inn m.
slate Of feeling amongst ourselves. as well as amonss
cooled ~
Some regiments ordered 10 lnda have boo, i.; !,
in England. 'e''''''
Tie account Of the capture and ocen,s,i,n r. A.,
galore by the French is the onl, piece Of inelgence n,
Importance The town aud It's batteries have been do
royed, and the Island invested with French garrison
very considerable loss, however, was sustained by Tho
assailsnis-- much greater, is usually the case Thar
ii
predict What viii De the final sue of this srugylo a.
the Emperor Of Morocco is using every eor, 10 make
successful resistance, and there is daily increase in
The number Of the Moors who maintain the eanaie,
with great spirit and impeiuosy
II is stated BY the Morning Posi-, on what {, an
sounces 10 be geod authority that The receipt Of the in
seihEence from Mugadore on Tuesday night was imme
stately iollowed by the despatch Of special courier ,e
Pans as The hsarer Of Communication from Lord ABrp
DEEM 10 NJ GRIzor
In evnraaa f,,.n AIa~..s.;. 90,
gust snnoHnees thai intelligence had been received b,
ne bentinck from Calcutta that Lord Ellenborousl
was 70 leave Calcutta, On the 18th of July by the Ne
mes's and could be expected 10 reach Suez beor
ne emo 81 this month as The monsoons have been yer,
ss e1e 1ap'aln keilock, Of the Bennek has broaeh
esther important from Alden, where il spnea,s I'm
strong army Of 80 900 Arabs collecting for The par
Pose "f as:sssiTg the place. r.
ne iot,wing letter, which is extracted frum III.
AsgsbsFg Gazette IF August %, and is dated from Lon