Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-14

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TIE MACEDONIAN
w. hear Of This vessel lasi AT Grenock where I'm
the 2nd oi Scp'emher. grand s,rce" was given \,
omnntore Dekay hy the Odd Fellows u large assr,u-
hage oi ladies' an gene uen bens present. The on,-
modpfe made clever speech. WHEN his health WIS pro-
pnaed in which he adrlly comp IN, ncd the ladies' liz,
Odd Fellows aud the good people Of Gccnock. Mrs In
Kay prIndlather. Henry Eckard. havn. served his
apprentice ship ION sl builder there.
In the fIoNirg Monday dinner was given To III.
cummadorc and ilireis 10y The Crnlral Boail II ,he
Highland Rclef Fund.-
lhef, : ship Mac, drnian sailed from Glrtn,rk on
the lib september / I New iork.
The sale oil the Shakespeare house took place on thu
10th Il s,pembcr The first hd was sou. the second
Hlfi and the tlnrd 2lOUl The SlraiiId and lonl,u,
Shakespeare Committee, organized for the purchase VI
The house. then of red 3ooo. aud pher bud beiux
madl they WIRE declared to be The purchasers
In addnnn Ia the house the conmi,o purchased n
small property adJarlug for S!ul. making in all 3So.
hS sun exceeds by ncary 2oool. the amount Of ll,s
sum subscribed ! he call for SUBSCRIPTIONS IL ,hcrcCre
continued.
The Prs'n murder continued Ia tc one Of the proa,
subjects IT the ia, hui under new lrn-al,en,ion l
my nea Fixed ,pon lhe Trials oi tho journals that had
hocl sez Tor fclnafks upon IT, duplicating tho Cavern
mnd N tho King IN oonnivanee al The suicide Of the
Duke
The accounts fem Algeria sre represented as unf..
armies lhrre. ADD el kadcr was making himself quits
At hume in Nurcp. aud the Empemr is said To hay, Al,
hylted aid iou r. nee 'ogel nd Of him
Con- iderahlo @nsaun had been caus,d in Paris BY
rtrot that the Duke de Nomours had been aecI,u,,v
shal while sporting n Compi,gne. Although the sccoun,
orienrcd II most ol The rapcls VAS pronounced by good
authorities III Paris 10 I'm "a pure invention" To some
extent. however lhe nnor subsequently confirmed
| lie accident Is explained IN GMgnans AHcsscnger--
Mil the Dukes de Nemoufs and d'Aulnale and
tue Prince do dnNifle Together on WEDNESDAY
ard while the latter Cooking his gun Il, take , sL,t
It wcni uadvenerly aud small portion Of he charge
struck his elder brother IN the head Fortunately how
ever, The consequences were VERY sliph A. 81 ,f M.
s1 PASSED by lis Royal llghness sae lodped in nj.
hat and ono only entered The uppet part IT The check =
Indeed, 81 Slight was the effect on the Duke that he
would noi und rgo any examination the time but IN
sisted upon continuing the sport. On rturni,p IN m.
Palace. the Duke would allow the medical mn, n,
cNlrar the shot im his face hecaus, re tLt il, ni,,
alarm The Quceu and the Duchess. lic however. sub
United 10 some outward application. and remained quiet
if The resi- g" the day bat on Thursday morning was I'm
at an early hour. aud mounting his horse went 4, drtt
sone manGusns preparatory 10 a sham fight. In The O.
yrnne he pre- sided at q grand dinner.
Tie DuehcNs d Yuma was sal /, delivered Of ~n.
u the iainc' IT tlund. GA saturday The name and
iuir conferred on the young Prince run thus Henri
Leopold Philippe d'Odeons. Due de Gui,e"
NJ Duiand, the resp aslhc pslbr Of The Gazettc de
Itauee. Who was condemned by default for articles ruh
shed The payer resp citing the murder Of the Duche,s
u Irds, bel ne the tunft 81
s,qg gn2Q The merls The formal accusa'i,s against
months mtri,snnen and fine Of : 900 francs All thu.
renainng copies d hc wu numbers o the Journal
or lofe,I IN be It, sirtyed
The Delnoc,arlc racfque had been tried on similar
, barge and acquitted. ~
Marshal >ou is dangerously III ut his estate OF Sout
}crg.
SPAIN
We mluht a c lnmn with the minute often ont a.
Iiar mi lut de-
piled Ia tie london paper, by their Madrid correspondent
bot the story has loug os lis novelty aud alms all
10 n,e est The existing con lllon Of things al the date
IT The Latest utviccs may he btleis told
Centfnl Narya,z. or the DUKE ii Na'enca whtm
The Queen WAS sid IL have engaged 10 got t.e h,r
new Ministry, halnt yet succeeded. and minute ac-
counts ae pfhe vatous negotiations ntrgus &C..
ia winch c business gave rise. In fact II appears TO To
the Queen o, could secure To-, lo hims If ale new
abnet Meantime thercWas talk o Esireto return
ing 10 Madrid aud trying his II nj o more.
The facor Of The opposing par $, one allie ed o DO
in the French. the other IN the English interest, was
nadsled by furious trades in the palers. And, 10 ON
pete tie unpleasant aspect Of the sture lhsutecona
~ movements, we've gong ON IN several 81 The privnrs
individually small and feeble, but IN the whole aft rdi
anp e,denoc If The uneasy aud ianen able condl'ioh
Of lhr country
general amnesty flr polica odeuces, had been pro-
hinrd giving general sf,eon II is said that The di
rec nj hr Queen Will he brug before the approach
me, tarlcs at an ealy day If lis meeting. with provso
hat aer the death Queen Isabella, no einale shall be
.apahle oil nhrritng The crownlhns returning to The
>alic Ian which sci aside by King ferdinani, tho
Queens itlhcr
ITALY.
The "moycmcnt" in this country seems 10 be spread
up th great rapidlty, and assuming more and more
important aspect. HE London Spectator If ) pltmbcr
Is yves the FLOWING outline sketch OF events IN various
paris ii the peninsula
fIhe rulers Of Italy of accord. they do not as yet
90 fast enough fr the people. ard the progress o tho
revolution is hasleued h, the popular lmpatien,e.
The record Of The journalist can barely keep pace with
he ma rch events nov great movement occurs ~
Rome; nav the sounds OF pyu In The Neal ol,an donin
IONS penetrate through the muilng Of the press; now the
.cne is shifted 10 iucca To leehorn 10 Genoa, aud
the Austrians keep Stiffness eVcnin their own ter
rury.
I'VE last week learned the leady concession yielded
by the Grand Duke o Lucca to the demands ol has Sub
tcls he reiracd ut only 10 make his concessln the
more complete After his paernal rroclamallon Charles
Louis ran Of. like Louis tie Sixteenth, and repnda'ea
H. conc ssus do pulaoR seut TO bring MN oack
he declined to 90 home, but Offered t. appoint regency
with chief of the popular depuaiioh at ITS mead: ina
managers of the revolution not 10 h. thus oiicd
they threatened TO conscaie the Dukes goods; on which
he returned in haste and did all that he required 10
do II has been ascerlaned, therefore, who Is master IN
| iucca. ssae
Tuscany benefited by This great political exp rn'ent
ON the obdurary Of princess the people called ul"n the
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