Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-11
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
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ENGLAND.
HOUSE OF lords.

.4ustlia and NuI lin reply 10 question from Lurd
Bronsham.
Inc Marquis Of Lansdpwne said that HE Government
had NJ ol CT Il to lay On the table the reply Of tie Aus
tran government T. the despatch Of the Engis Foreign
Secretary, dated It'll q September, 1917.
l-oId :jI"u.han W1ud, therefore, content hnS' II with
moving fr The production Of tie papers, which would
snow thIt he Austrian Government had been actuafeI
oy ~ motive of an3 n Or aggression. either against
The King Of sardinia or the Roman States. With
gaFd 10 Italian nationality. It was chImera; and as %
rehct interference IN support Of Charles Albert he had
no Fear Of IT, twas not e the I'M. rest Of France IL
make war, but i was 70 her interest to weaken AustIi
" negotiation It he could, and Y dtpilve her Of her
frontiers, and that She would endeuyor d. with
assistance RadeizNy had retired from Milan, from
motives q good grt rIisIp bu' having received rein
"fcethrhtS ne assumed offensive. and from thai mo
m ~ rs career hdd 5aen onc continued SERIES Of rnmps
Milan was N possession Of the AuS.ri1s and Cha les
Albert had Teen driven zach to Piedmont, which he
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Conriction q .Nr. Martin.
The trial Of Mr.. Martin was resumed His mnrnipC
by the Solicitor General Proceeding 10 address th inrv
in continuation Of his speech Of last nig lie insisted
that there there could be no doubt that The nrisnper wa
responsible for Il e publications which annear.d i; III
paper whether written by hiu or not 'i'he Chiaf 2,
ron charged the iury which afterwards retired ana a
ter del brralinp three hours returned nto Court with
verdict Of ss,ruIltyn
Mr.. Marin was immedatav arar H. vorlic, IL,
back 10 Newrate for The present,
The utmost anxiety prevailed respecting he verdict
and the court was crowded.
NAPLES
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pI4s stating that formidable exnsJon was beinr nr1
pared against Sicily and Oh The Gin 6tlv sur 49, II
and steamer with 20 600 lrD1ps o board we're readv i,
put 10 sea The Chalbers observes Ibat i,nrnal yar
not consulted rpspectlno he exndiiion III nren,ra,n
of which cuntinned MISUNDERSTANDING iii rlsan.a1 - III
British fleet
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