Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-23

BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
TRANSMITTED FOR THE BAIT. AMERICAN.
New York. Oct II. = Z. NJ.
The Britannia arrived this moning from Liverpool af
Ter rather Iong aud b.iserouS passage If II days.
LIVERPOOL MARKET, Sept. 80.
Flour-The last quoIaliD BPS 10 j3s Oh,
Meal selling at rs to S..
Whea-Ree S to s Al. White S Al to S 81.
Corn brings 3 IS to ST.
Coit,n-Fsr aud better qualities have declined I'd
Mddnr qualities remain unchanged. The sales Of Cot
lon during Tie week amounted 10 26.27O bales.
Lard--At the commencement Of the week Lard was
dull, but prices have recovered and clos ed full
Bacon Is very dull.
Rjcc-Fine while sells at l3s rer cwt
Taf-Eis advanced s. III oil.
Turpeniine rem2;,rs very firm at previous prices.
1he Lordon Money Market easier and trade some
what improving. Cun<ols S15.
GERMANY
The Republicans Baden have it is understood. made
asuccessul outbreak, and proclaimed German Repub-
lie.
The Danish Government has issued an official cir
cuar c"nradicng The report IF its disposition 10 accept
moItca ion Of the arni>ire.
SPAIN.
A severe engagement between Cabrera, and numer-
ous bod. of the Queens troops has taken place at La
hagn in Catalonia The Insurgents routed and
Cabrera fla INTO the neghbiring French province Of
Ciuda. Fhe towns Of kell and Toledo have been pro-
claimed in state UI seige.
FRANCE
Lonis Napoleon has taken his seat in the National As
sembly. Tn doing 81 he made speech III which lie
gave in his al eson TO the Bepurc. Ras a has alsJ
been permitted 10 take his seat.
party Of eight Scientists have been ARRESTED, carg
Ell win conspirug Ians The life Of Gen. Cavai4naC.
MI aXcement seems to be sub>idng in Paris since the
elections. but great cauHoa is sill used. The posts have
all been doubled, and Tie garison5 are Away kept III
state Of readiness.
-,
the question Of the election Of President on, then
tie crisis Will ensue. The governmen will propose the
election Of the sl President by the Assembly. which
will Of course with the most bitter opposition from
the great mas f The PB sa1I-t:
Berlin was greatly excited by the appointment Of The
Minister'S who supposed 10 be reactionary III
place of c uspryave.
Gen. Nrlng4 has Issued proclama'ian. in which he
appears have become alarmed at the apparent determ
ion If the u.ra Democrats to check tnem. serious
corfl between the troops and the ppuace feared
though at the latest every thing tranquil.
An nsIrrecrn has hu1ken out in Cuugte in conse-
quence OF the arrest Of persons charged with thr
recent revulut onnIv movements The troops took p's
session of the main square, and carried about thirty bar
rcaLeS-Ihey as occupied the city gates, and the city
vas declared il a stne of siege On the refusal Of tie city
Burrher Guard to r-e>ta ish the baTrcades they were
removed without engagement, and order was again
restored.
IRELAND.
There have been 10 further disturbances in Ireland
since the sailing " the Cambria.
THE MISSING PLANET.
PARIS. September l5.-'Ihe only stngs of the Ac-
adsny Il late in which there was any Thing worth
cordng, and even this not Of practical character
those ct the % uiimo and the | lIh in sant. On
the former day NJ Blbiuet made commnaic attn
sectng the planet Neptune. which has been generally
called NJ !everriers planet Ne discovery Of it having.
it sa;G, been made BY him from heorelica dpdnc
ions which aSlonsed and delighted the scientific public
- What NJ. Lsverrer had inferred from the action on
ohp, planets Df some body which ought to exist, was
vejie L. at least it thought the time y actual
vision: Neptune actually by other astronomers.
and thu onor Of the theoris obtained addtnna! usre.
Bat il ii wears from the communication Of Mr.. BaliI-
III HIT Till is na the paast If NJ LeverriPr He had
placed his uqn,F st distance from the rqnal to
thirty sin tin ii limit Of The terrestrial orbit; Neptune
revres dis qnte equal 70 thirty times Of these limits.
which makes dtren ofnearly 100000 900 leagues.
NJ Ieverrier had ;esgnt to his planet body equal to
thilyeiuh times thai If the earth; Neptune has only
one third Of this volume. NJ. Ceverrer had stated the
revolution If his planet Irnd The sun to take place In
2 yelrs: Neptune parfrS las revolution IN lo4 years
Tins them Neptune is not VI I.everrier's planet, and
Hi his theory as reraris that falls 70 the grnnad. NJ
eyerer may find another planat. b' Twill not answer
The Gale atlOns which he has made for Neptune. In
the sitting Of the ifh NJ everrier Iptited The commn
cd1i1n If NJ. Babine and great admitted his
rwn error. He complains. indeed, that much ct what
ne said taken absolute sense bet lie evIncrS
much mole candnr than might have been expected tom
disappointed explorer NJ. Ieverfler may c}isoe
himself with the reflection that fine has been
c1sl he thought he had BEEN Others nat have been
equally unsuccessful; aid as he has still before HIN
Immense field for the exercise Of observation and calcH
lat on we may hope that he will SION make dscav
(which will remove THE vexation "a his present. dis
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