Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-03
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
.7RRipAL OF THE BRITi.NNL7.
one WFESIATEkF FROM Europe.


hours.
Transmitted BY Telegraph for he Bali .9n,r.
BosroS, June p.
Bv tia s,e'msr Basna yisi, we have iH', received
the news nv the strau-r BRITANNIA. The Baenr VISTA
Jeff Halfax immediately the arrival Of the Britannia,
and reached Boston =; o'clocs this sfternonn
Nth the exception of engagements which have ia
ken nises ksiween the lsaBs aud Asslrans during the
week and the surrender OF some Danish soldiers To the
2 3ssian army, affairs generally look somewhat rulot
The chusra Is again making SD havoc m Russia-
ing ts the Berlin ,,pars. there were 90 cases IN
i. sas. 81 Of which terminated fatally
FRANCE-Paris still IN : turmal. though the
sieraie party have been steadily getting cnnitdl ul the
regns II government. Princ dc Jaayllle has been ar
rested in Paris having entered the cinnif IN direct vi
iaan II he act Of banshment passed By the Assembly
against hin ii common with efhsT members ct the of
iesHs and D1urhln families Prince Louis Napoleon had
a1tael hrae returns 70 the Sl3a1l Assembly, whi,h
would place il beyond lhe power OF thu government to
interfere with his future residence in France, nOtwlth
staedlrg his aspirations To rrya authority.
Athsugh ma tiers were gradually becoming more tran.
Gull IN the sPila large crowds continued T. assemble IN
various parts Of the city had been iaup necessary 10
dsperse lacse, whchthe Guards accomplished without
snisieriai Disturbances
The resignation of Lamar,ine ,nl Lcdru II Hin wss
I'll the subject OF open conversation. Iamlrilncs en'
ME. had circulated report that h. puyy t. the IN
surrectinnay movements OF the 10Th 81 May. tanSst-
iere. who deeply implicated in III affair, and Ar.
ss'ed Though the fundamentally Of lanatunc. has
charged him with having supplied 10 citizen Soh
H'rs had created great sensation, but few we've
~iin. alierh credit to until confirmed by legal IN
veslgaon Ihiers had been elected Ia ono Of the vuI
o4nes fram Pans He was already etdeayorog io sno
plant Lamarne aud from hrs conpeetiun with the mod
.faie party, IL was probable he would succeed.
A'er stormy debate in the National Asscnh'ya DE-
cree nr preventing tunHuaus assemblies 10 the streets
carried by & ) against - Several additional q
.inenis expected Immediately in Paris.
PAR. wa. Tranquil but The groups Of arm assembled at
the Porte ST Denis and the Porte 81 Maln having be
csme naner,us on Monday afternoon than hereto
fr'. sfoag detachment of to5ps ot the line MAS dos
istcied Ia dispense them.
As they refused retire after h1yng hccn three times
summoned Dc So the soldiers eh,rged win fixed he
yoneta number Of person, arrested but after
Nar,'s sci at liberiv
Tns Constitution uy FRASor--Thc Prose- state,
What the commission the Constitution has decided on
fheollown1 important points The liHcaI constitution
Of France shall b. Democratic Republican one sud IN
divlsibe This proposition "asatoped unanimously. lie
PROJECT nt the constitution is Ia be preceded by declare
ton. admitting besides the right. already enIyod by the
people, those d srau'ons education, employment and ~
-,i,taNe
6feat as-mi, excited by the approaching monster han
7ar' Ia held Monday under The walls of the irrrs
vt Npecnnts The subscription has been raised to q
spas headand the party who have otnnzad II announce
tia, thfr~ are already 100 DtO subscribers.
The ales. that the banquet has been post
plae1.
AUsTRlA.--We have accoun's from Vleun, ia tic
2nd usiaa The conduct ofthe Emperor = considered
10y aA,ennese as most extraordinary. d,pulaun of
aims "a peant petition requesting his ma sly to re-
unit hia e1pal had been treated VIII marked rudcness
y lspruck The Emperor took the petition lrpn the adn.
and withdrawing word turned on his heel and ak
ed away. Tho city was quiet, bui dlslmst continued
u prevail between the peopte and thu noblro. Many 81
the Ia ter were leaving IL un the Court OF To retire L
81 or lNeIp al Tho
al DlbAag, IN the viciniiv II Nienna
The bankers kph,chids stud aud e.clcs had III the
city lhe general wish was that Tho Emperor might soeu
reurn.
lIALi.-The news from Lombarjy IS Of the great
es importance Peschlera surrendered after obstinate
resistance with the Ausrans and IS now securely in the
'haads of Charles Albert
decisive battle had taken place at Glr,o bcwr,r
The beiige ems Thirty thousand Anslriaus were con-.
peiey defeated and routed b, fitoon thousand Piedn
'ese. TIE pursuit continued .ame distance r tbs
plsre d action By the Italian eavay the Austrian
71fees being completely broken up and flying in al
directions over The counlfy.
RoNE-li IS said Thai Pope P,ns Ind recovered ali hi,
ppularity aud the feast nf ST Filip the population
made a brilliant manifestation in his fayor.
lRELAND-The Repeal Association and Oraup,
Confederation have A!ast frslefnized new sJclet, l.
be composed II the members uf both es- bodies i, to b,
iern'd Il is 10 assume the style and iio Of the 'rsl
League" ]; 10 10 Ice mansged by a committee chosrl
he Question VI repeal by constitutional means ain.
Doubts ale entertained by many whether such materials
,' HE prop sed League Viii eoniainean work harmonious
Y geihe any lcngih Of tune. The government ha
st YET made any re-iudlr Mr Smith O'Bnel
'ad Mr. Neaaher. Sympathy Tor Ma Mitchell and he
ehldfeo sih expressed, aud the ands collecting IN he
behalf daily increasing
The Confederation has issued very strong and 4
say he truth dslecled address the people " Ire ID
he following are emung tho mlfe inplraat pa.sal.
he address IN slgned by Smith O'Bneq "Wo VII
not conceal fem the Government that nothing but the
most strenuous eEertons Vt counsel prevents the n
break OF All nsnfrecilOn. Last week thousands of Draw
men had resolved that John Mitchell should not leave The
lrlsh sholes. except across their dead bodies. We d
not mean 10 Conceal fon yJu that tho ndignl
Offered 10 The ltsh nation has generally tended t. rem
irdi ohf minds the hope which have hitherto drsif
ed 10 Cherish, that the ques al issue be wern Eng
land and ireland viii be- settled by amicabr adjustment
We ffe boand 10 tell YOU without disguise that thes
lhdgaities and wrongs are rapidly bringing us to tina
period when armed Resistance will bee sacred Oh
aIgatlon eh1rced by the highest sanction Of public dn
~.
I'VE cinnot shrink fIom the responsibility of adyisne
You 10 prepare at once 20 preserve Your invaded bee,
by the love which you bear yuAr country and yuur kin.
oy Your attachment 10 your homes by your regard fl
your chdrens veal by your thirst ior honorable fame
Lei no facieus stale impede the execution OF yorr de
Signs Learn TO contemplate calmly and firmly III,
cla &c u final struggle, and prepare Tor that slrug
gle by furnishing yourselves with all such resources as
may enable you 10 command success
The sale oi Mr. Mchel's furniture took place on til,
oh Instant, aud attracted immense attendance and
andny persons came from fury 10 fifty miles in order