Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-18

Market aciipe-- Rely ious Riois IN tsersanv
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The steamer Great Usstsrn commanded by Can't Il
X. MATHEWS. le Liverpool on Saturday, Angus, 23d
al quarter past o'clock Z. NJ aud arrived Oh Sand,
Hook al b O'Clock on Tuesday afternoon, maxim ID,
passage in seventeen days
The Great " estern encountered heavy seas aud hea,
winds during good part Of the passage.
The number OF passengers is hundred and toriv.
fire. Among them Hun Mr.. Jennller. u. s. Min,
| lister 10 Austria. and his Auache; Hon Mr. Bauwar,
late U. =. Charge To Naples, snppaned by W H. Polk;
Hon. 4. Hughes do. Hague J. IL Ncrnon Member of
the Blush House OF Comnons om East Retlufd aud
other distinguished Individuals Her freight is alsu W.,
~ large aud valuable
The most important part OF her news is that with 70,
gard 10 The weather. Wilmer < Smith's Iiy,tpooI
! Tunes OF the 23d says.
1.-The Iour days which have elapsed since the sailing
OF the &c Caledonia have been nntked by any event
o striking interest the local affairs of this country
Alels minds stlll absorbed nth the state Of tho
weather. On the day the last steamer sailed the OK.
clamation OF Shakspeare's injured Queen, "Ilung be
the hoaveus with black was almost literally realized
rom earliest dawn 10 eve and lar into midnight the
rain poured down IN torrents, and the loom which per
vaded the lace oi nature reflected IN the PHI siop no
my OF every moving face. The day following was lit.
lie beler-abundance vi rain, aud the absence Of all
warmth and sunshine
"On Thursday there were partial showers with
symptoms OF improvement. In the course of the after
noon the thick heavy clouds with which the heavens
Wee surcharged gradually disappeared, the sun was
seen OCCASIONALLY aud the remainder OF the day. II not
all that could be desired, encours gnp than
The weather has recently been.-feserIay the Improve
nent continued, with clear sky, and some warmth
The weather. as we have desc rbed this week. appears
10 have been pretty general The country Il has a,v
en- another upward move to the rkets IN this dis
rlct.- They w' continue TO rise, IN all probability un
less marked improvement IL visible IN the nl,nos.
phefe. The continental markets continue To look up
IN sh 4 tls i,,h
ces which prevail there, and the certainty of tho duty
falling WIN The rise IN The averages-o making lape
purchases IN thai drccllon.-Ihey still look westward,
aud the last steamer carried out considerable orders for
The transmission Of flour 10 this country iron the United
States aud Canada. What has occurred since il rsr
amly calculated TO strengthen The speculative i'm
pulse"
The ENGLISH llARvrsr.-W Whatever may be the
result oi HE present harvest II Is believe, unqucs
onable that Tar as human eAerlious can Nc much
more hasbeen done seed las, year to obtain oood pro
duce from The land lhan ever done before We are,
not without strong nope that even yet lar crop viii be-
ooa"ed 'his season. certainly nienor III quality 10 that
OF last year, but PROBABLY conslde abo IN quantity
lhls we say, though we susprc, that most OF the ar
counts from the country, which tell us Thai as yet no
damage has been done more fiat cflnp than lfur
Some districts have indeed been wonderfully E,rlupatr
compared WIN Others, but We rather think must be-
admitted that IN all mure less damage has been duue
10 The grain crops. On lhs other hand, should b..
observed that the crops heavier ON the ground at
The end OF July Than they were almost ever known 10 br
beore and II four ilths 1t curn should come l., M,
nny, and be safely harvested, The crop vii, sui be an
average
IL Is also 10 be Observed that while last year was al
most failure respect green crops and roots this
year promises the greatest abundance thai
OF farming. Last year The difficulty was 10 find ipt
Tor cattle; ms year II Is 10 find stock eat the food
Upon tho whole, notwithstanding the scarcity of sun
shine tins year aud the abundance Of wet we may hope
that, taking all things together, here will be fair a
verase oil general produce, and though the toll and aux
ely OF The farmer will be- great, the ultimate results will
DO beter than tney soetmes In which lead
10 very low prices.- London Paper .4ug. 22.
Soue dlssai sacon has been expressed by The holders
OF Pennsy lvania stock, that faith has NOT been quite
Kept with Them IN the matter OF their bonds. The pay
nent OF The Interest, they gratiyingy scknow ledge
has been resumed, and provision has be, made Tor She
payment oil the arrears. but the certificates Of tho
stock bear interest Al the rate Of whereas The former
were at the rate OF 8 aud q per cent.
The late Mr.. Somers, Nj. p, the great shpowner
has left upwards C50D,00O in personal property alone
lie has bequeahed 10000 To his widow, with a re-
quest. not a command that she will not marry again
tearing that there Is worthy of her. '.She de
serves" says he, in his WILL 1.-The best of husbands as
she has been to me the best Of wives"
Lieut.. llawkey who shot Mr.. Seyton in the late duel
at Gospor and Lieut.. Pyan, the second OF that unor
tnDate gentleman have been removed from the list Of
officers Of the Royal Marine Curps.
The dome OF ST. Peters, rome is in 50 dangerous
state that iron arches have been erected prevent It's
fall.
Parliament during lis recent session has sanclioned
the building Of 209J miles Of new railroad N England
and Scotland and $50 Ireland; the capital authorized
10 be- raised Tor the purpose is c3S $50. 800.
letter from Berlin Sh nsL states that it is prob
able that the King OF Prussia will shortly visit PARIS
he having received very pressing invitation from the
King OF the French TO thai effect ihis report has is
added, caused conJecues in the diplomatic cir
cles.
GERMANY.
On the 18th of August very serious riot broke onl
al .enslc and hccnfdInu The llIn