Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-16
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
Arrival Of the. America.
From the Washington Union
Scrc;. fsuyS later from ENrOpe.


The Republic Of Franc2-D efeat Of Tie ne,r cabinet
The Irish Prisoners to be transported far Lits-IRs
.44strm Reroltion-Frsh Disturbances at Berlin
Decline in Breadstgfs- Cotton Further Declaed.
The steamer America arrived New York at an
early hour sterday morning. shortly after which the
Baltimore sun issued an extra containing the following
account other news
New York Nov 90 am.
The steamer America arrived al her whar'at very
early hear this morning after passage OF less than y
DAYS Her advises week LATER her day OF sailing
being the Zoh ult.
FRANCE
General Cavignacs cabinet has already sustained
a defeat in the Assembly and amendment y the
Consutn,n relative to the army, upon which an Issue
was raised was decided against them by majority Of
j23 The discussion the Constitution has been ter
minated On The 2jh Nlan4st, President Of the As
smby issued decree for the election ofthe President
of the people on the Oh of October. 1t carried by
a majority OF 455 The result has caused the greatest
surprise The contest FIR the Presidency has become
very exciting The ultra democrats anxious for unaml
" among themselves, perparng to act with concord
amartine has publicly declined being considered can
ddae for the Presidency.
! IRELAND.
Intelligence from Dublin states that O'Bren, Mea-
gher. McManus and O'Donoghue, have had their sen
fence If death COMMITTED to transportation for lie. In
Dourass's case the jury had not returned verdict.
Tie country was in The most depoabe condition from
the failure Of the potato crop and grain crop The poor
continued in suffering condition Tor the want OF employ
ment.
SPAIN.
The crisis in this country appears to have passed. -
Nayaz hasreturned to power and the kings consor es
tablshed The head OF the household, after long peri
! cd Of estranIement.
PRUSSIA.
Fresh disturbances broke out at Berlin on the 10th u.
and offer luI 10 a climax On the 18th The cause
was an atemp, upon the part Of mechanics to break
up some machinery invented for labor saving.
The troops were ordered and continued the contes
with considerable loss fife; their opponents fighting
vigorously under the shelter Of barbados.
HE king has sitlvey refused 10 accept the re5gna
lions rendered Inn BY hismnisrry.
AUSTRIA.
Affairs have not yet come to a crisis in Austria Near
" the entire population have resolved hold out t. the
last c,me what will. About 900 persons had qnitle'
Vienna since the 6h ult, and the city was beglInln9
assume the appearance OF siege. FUrtlhcatOnS Wen
strengthened, and outp0ss extended.
The peaSantry and country people are fockng into tn
city in great numbers entering along The Alussdorf line
all other approach being cut off BY the besegng forces
Auersperg, after leaving the suburbs, had joined Jea
chch, and together they had menacng front at theI
| old position.
On the 9th ult, the commandant ofthe National Guar
issued pacard announcing that the Hungarlans hat
crossed the Austrian frontier and advancing agans
Je1chich and adding that there woud BE- sang ulnar
battle in the vicinity Of Vienna in view Of which sIron
force was posted al Brvidere.
4 The Hungarian army set down at Gj 600 men,
1t was weakened by the deseron Of two regiments Q
hussas, who over 10 VI lndeTschgTatz, and had i
consequence fallen back.
Wndersch lratz had taken possession Of the Island
Loban in the Danube (rom which Napoleon fought III
battles Of Essne and Wagram) and had collected q
UJO Provisions We're beginning u be scarce about NJ
emma. AT tho last accounts no engagements had take
Mace hatl.aan the (raAs ami ilu4oaraHS.