Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-25
.Focetgn kntelii1cnce.
TWELVE D,YSLarEs FROM Europe


! TWELVE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
The sisaHef Bfapna. Cap. lieweii arrived nj y 49,
In pr Friday inlfnlDg n bilI pl,i n,r nrick from
Liverpool ~h ali pB eiis ~ the ti ia,i; making
III pi>sagr 10 lrle lfss lliaa eea days The nd.
ees rstslssd y her ie,n isrtpa 10 The Ain ins ::
nun liun To The e'e"l'g OF the 81, aad IRON Pans
/ H. +, inst
! The Bdanna hrsu.r eol II ppsssnger. nun Liver
pt' ~ ba'ien, s lf'm Liverpool Ia liiliax and l.
fffn llsliax Ia d So. Auaa9 the passencers were
iite ilee. Edaatd E'emfi AM IA 'amlly
The nohey n,1rksi was y ilhsgi rtanaetfnnsaciinns
~ Amenc-n securities continued yer, iinir1 and q,tn
taishs wfn III consequence nominal. Pansyiyania
hud dcenrd n 81 - 6s
( The rows ir,a lhtnd is mol important The u
stef journals crtadrd with announcements respeciiug
IL" general oiennzfiIn Of the orangc Society," and rs
peealiy Ia reference tie demons f4ln u hirb to,k
pltne IN Lis5nrn. equity Down, un Wednesday, the
!0h VI.
COTTON AND GRAiN.-The Cotton Market
had inrftrrd. nnd The pfees panally sd hrher
ihan al The el1se u last month. Tue European Times
say:
The fine weather has had a material Influence in
sifen2 ihrning This orng. and in dlsneng he mclsn.
cehy inh1dings about tn h ryc5 hat had taken p,s
session III the public mind The sales no 10 The end of
the week exceeded $4,000 bags--a daily average ai
mafe iian $500 II The four dd,a since nearly 40 OeO
have been sod aud rccs are very evidently getting
up i Is true that speculatprs have bought freely hui
ihis only nalufnl canrsc 10 be eApected now that
the harvest IS considered secure. The weather during
lht last lew days has been nearly all that could be- de
sif.d ! he change seems miraculous. The warm
weather, We reIpce 10 say las IN with every pros
pee oi continuance mud Just IN time ia secure yood
harvest. During the las diis the mercury has be
come steady. and The has SHINE galy there has
been considerable warmth; and the time we write
these Appearances continue, with every prospect of per
manenry."
From tbe Marx Lane Express. Of sept /.
The weather has, since last. been highly auspi
c"ns io bringing The gram crops Ia maturity IN The back
ward dis Tcs. aud ior securing the corn where already
/ rW. Bright SUNSHINE, with drying brpt zes were pre
clsely what was wanting after ~ great ouanli,v of
ran aud these have been experienced IN all PARTS o the
kingdom throughout the week. Should Sepemhe,
prove e1nay lavoabe, The wheat harvest will terminate
much mufe iae,urably Than one time arpeorci EloI,
siiii we much question whether any weather bn,vevor
summer. 49, WIN
BY our adsices nom Scotland We learn ,b,, ,hougb
'oo iah idn ceased there The weather had mi, been AS
'-spcious as that lately experienced here The cutting
oi oats aud barley had II seems been pretty penersl .
commenced IN the south; but even in the ,s G,,a,1
a''nes' nf mhea' newest will scdccly be begun MI
aoo1' 'nr th'ddl" ., ,rtmber.
F"'. lleaad We continue Ia receive sa,isn.,o,y A..
Counts oil the weather and the crops I'm the sn1,bern
paris o The Island good deal of corn has already been
carried m. and farmers We told express themselves
satisfied Win the result The fine ", arher and fla, re-
ispd
prices h' wheat, AS well as those Of OATS Il, give way
moro OF less al several of the principal markets but mol
snlritnly to leave masio for profits on shipments 10
England
The Transactions in ffee Foreign Wheat have been an
" 'sc'ea scale as TO render II difficult quote pri-
fS correctly VI The absence Of extensive sales The value
u the article may be considered having remained nom
lnnIly nnaered but 10 have Induced buyers to snpnv
themselves freely, II would have been necessary 10 have
submitted To some Abatement
-, SEPTEMBER 3.
A., lie arrivals OF corn are moderate. The English
heat remaining over from Monday is held firmly Al
"a' Gay pIlces-and which have realized wher
sales were made There is some demand for low ou,l
iIlcs al lufelgn FIR exportn;lon
he STATE ol Trade Is IN most respects satisfactory
he demand Tor all the leading staples whether SUGAR
tuHte Wol az Cotton is STEADY aud Indicates ba,Ib,
consomon aud The supplies are sufficient ia check an,
fAohlanl advance. The lion lrade was brisk and prices
have improved.
There is complete aminein Poland. 50 tina, no sun
pies OF wheat can be expected from that quarter
The news taken out by the Cambria OF the watlik,
attitude OF Mexico towards the Uelted States cause,
inie sensation. aud The .ondon and Paris Journal,
were ulscssrg the merits OF the question: with cunsld
e'aDe warmth IN The absence OF less interesting and i'm
p'f'ahi matters. The news had an immediate efIer
upon Government SECURITIES at the London Stuck Ex
change. aud they eXpeienccda decline of ah,n, ,e
= eenl-"hte Mexican securities declined per cent
ihefe are 1,e reports OF changes in the BRUSH Min
ls'y inrd ~ ndhnrs, II is SAID is desire Is Of retir
lng. ano the question WAS who would succeed hin,2
me papers contain n of the Journey ipos q
The Queen and Royal party IN &, rnany On the 2Sll
81 August Her Majesty proceeded from Coburr to Ga
Tia, acco npanied by Prince Albert the Klno and Queen
ct the Beelans. aud the Reignine Duke. where The,
would remain TIL the Sd ih inst when they wopl1
retntn honey ward ~
he boals OF the BRUSH ship of war Panaloon or
'ne oas of Africa, alter most gallant action car.
"'t" u arg" s'aVer-ee'en Of the pirates were killed
aud eight severely wounded
S'oand which usually abso,bs but E,,L. If tho no
,'"ca"S attention, has been disturbed during The las
wv aays' hy uhe or tWU cmHees not very serious bu
s"'nen' III the absence OF stirring events to fix
me P"oc Saz" upon that part oi The island. The scene
:" Tue hf'hciial outrage Dunermine, where the
must ~ an employer was attacked and his family nal
'a'"' Ny ms operatives. arising ont Of dispute a,
bout wages Troops were despatched from Edinburgh
ana me newspapers gave Importance the circumstance
ny display my. IN imposing capitals the Riots in Scot.
laudo ~
>. FROM Germany we learn that the religious Iisurbsn
ces al irEzc have not been renewed aud thai the pop
MAR irritation was allayed by The Kings prompt com
Pa"ee WIN the request Of The citizens in regard to
commission OF inquiry
me '"ss "aze'le says that Mr.. Wheaton, the Uni
~" Saies minister at Berlin has gain opened nerna
WIS WIN me HIllyereln for a treaty of commerce. .Mr
neaon' Tue above journal states ''has already acted
W 'nS direction tTn has government and 1t is not un
""y mat MS prop sitiun may he laid before the Ger
ruhe." '' '''' - N''ie