Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-09

fishes the following, being the latest intelligence brought
by the Acadia
Our --latest Correspondence.
LONDON. Sept. 0-Aternoon.
It curious at the prorogatono Parliament to be-
hold in the same gallery the Of Louis Philippe and
the socialist Louis Blauc
According accounts received o-dly, Austria has at
length accepted ofthe If nejiaol' Of France and
England. but you may b. that it is attempt 10
gain time, the armstice expires on the goth inst.
The war in Denmark is likely to be renewed with
greater acrimony than ever.
do not Sc how European war can be avoided much
longer Geographic diSpach has just been received,
announcing the landing Of French troops at Venice
MOVEMENT.
We have been satisfied in our own minds for some
time, that agen4rl in Europe is inevitable The
French people will tolerate Government that will per-
mt Austria 10 retain dotlni0n in ambardy-and the
AuSrians have been 100 ng revrng III the fitness Of
that rich rgln To reIinquis without struggle. Bat
Independently Oflnis Consideration must be rhr p1
Icy otany purity that may indulge the hope Of maintain
in itself il France The French are naturally rest
lesS, Wa'ke pe0Pe.pud If arms and all the peril and
glory that attend Them. And then the standing Army
amounts 10 100000 men. With bankrupt treasury and
~ per cent additional taxation, how these men
even If they could be induced keep their hands off
anhher-tp b. supported Only BY resort to the
same means which Bonapare employcd-by foreign
war by levyiag contributions on the rich and smiling
plans OF lIaIy-th4 fertile valleys Of the Rhine and the
Productive bnttamS If Holland. Any government which
attempt 4 rule France without this obvious
eXpAndents,ninst talor produce civil At present
all parties to I've temp,ziug-5utin SIX months the
locsln Of war Will be sounded r. UMg.
- General Tinlor and the Laiiss-A the recent
festival n honor Of Gen. Tavlor Pass Christian the
following sentiment was offered BY the ladies:
Gen. Iaylor-Husband. father, friend, gentleman
warrior, Christian. The FREE women Of our land viii
bear him On their hearts the highest seat Of honor Civ
Ing IN ne world Their appreciation Of
The Methodist Coat,ore5sy-After he division Of
the Methodist Chuch fur years since controversy
arose as TO the property Of the Church. which has hey
er been settet The last General Conference Of the
Methodist Church agree 10 leave it TO arbitration if ar
batlan was legal bnt have taken no ssps to carry ou
The agreement 81 that the Church, South may come to
seqnAhe share Of the jniu property. The latter Dy
lis Com has therefore, very properly cJme 10
Tie conclusion 10 commence suits I. law
Al meeting If the commissioners Of The MethoIis
Episcopal Church Sonh held il Louisville on the Oh
q September. 1873, Bishops Soule Andrew, Capers and
Pane, and Rev John Early, book agent being present
and consentng. al explanatory statement upon The sub
Ject was made n which regret for the necessity of ap-
Pcan9 p me legal tribunals Of the country is expressed
and the FLOWING resolutions adopted:
Resolred. That il is expadient and nacass,rv Il
view OF the rights and interests incntroversv ,h3i he
necessary suits be instituted as soon as praccab, FIR
NE recovery Of the funds and property falling due to The
NJ E. Church, SOUTH under the contract of the nlan Of
sepaatIOn adopted by the General Conference Of 1874
- I,rI-The Ilwa Reporter Contains tie official
returns Of The recent election in the State which fj1t ~
ipiliwS: ~
}. II Benny, Secretary Of ate, 1902 mai.
Jos y. FaIrS. Auditpr I34I !.
NJ no, Treasurer, II75 :.
Mm Tn rp<'n, Gong ist dis 55l
Shepheri III v, Do 81 20I q
Al the su cessul candidates DemDcra's