Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-04-19
FOREIGN INTELLTGENCE.
LITTER FIR on EUROPE.
ARR iVAL OF THE Hermann.
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New ! nrk. April ~, , +. NJ.
The Ocean Steam Navigation Comp1ny'9 steam shir
Hermann has inst arrived here after passage Of IS DAYS
having rft Southampton the evening NJ h 2jth ulti-
She brings TO passengers and valuable cargo OF
freight.
Atthe time Of her sailing tha European markets were
little ch1uged. Funds had slightly risen on the
9th ult. The lat gu ,taton Of c. nsrls was 81 l.
Tile produce market was dull, though prices remained
unchanged
At Liverpool the 9th the sales of Cotton were $500
bales. At firm prices.
IN Havre he Cotton markets experienced slight re-
elton. in consequence of the EuropaS advces.
Business in the French manufacturing towns was i'm
proving and active Spring trade was Confidently anti
cpared.
The political afrairs of the nation were assuming a
more exciting aspect. change was expected in the
French Ministry.
All ef'rts used by the governments Of France and
Great Britain 10 renew the arnisce between Sardinia
and Austria Had failed. Iostites therefore ID re-
commence and be carried on with vgor IN 5,th sides.
Although European sympathies strongly enlist
ed with the Italian cause, vet it generally fesred
that King Charles Albert would be defeated by his enc
my who numbered len thousand strong Radelzlv me-
ditaed direct march upon Turin, the Capital IF Sldi-
MA
TeIegraphic dispatches have already announced the
passing o the Tecno % the 2jh u. they were recrv-
"a Nv the French Government. On the 2lSt three di-
visions had arrived and meeting the Austrian army ex
pp,enccd resistance 1t f.arei that King
Charles wul be forced to re-coss AMI if gseat Bat
tie was expected on the plains of FercelIi.
French expedition Of 900 men was prepared Ia
set sail from Toulon Immediately intelligence that lie
Ausrrians had advanced into the Pontifcal States
Affairs. in Naples, were in distracted state. The
King had great Giiicuy 10 keep his throne A forni-
dabIe instruction was the Of bursting out in Gala
bria.
Accounts from Hungary STATE that the Imperalists
,aI.i iit- hpaduov tha ~
success had lately crcwned Kosso'h and his followers
The Ausirans had been again beaten in several battles
The proposal 70 arp int the King Of Prussia Enper-
Of ermany has been rejected in the German ParIa-
mPnt
The returns of the Bank ofFrance were MT u favor
able to trade fears still entertained Of outbreaks
from the Socialists and communists. Great military pre-
parafions have been made il anticipation,
IN Paris good effect had followed the speech of ord
Aberdeen in the English House ot Lords relative t. Fu
rorean Affairs. The last quotations the Bourse wesa
FIR three PER cents 52f ~ Confines; five pr cents 82
% crn'imeS.
California gold had been received by various mercan
til houses in London. amounting 40 900 pound.
sterling.
/ The Cholera was progressing rapidly in Ireland I
all gaining ground il Paris. and among is victims
were two officers Of The French Government
In the Manufacturing Districts in England decline If
the prices The material had caused a corresponding
reduction prices. Since the opening Of the presen
month. the workmen have become more satisfied thar
heretofore, having been fully occupied. HE Wooer
Districts doing well.
Money continues abundant, and the market is easy
In the discount market the rates are moderate
VI The Emperor Of Germany rejected BY the Frank
fort Parliament on the DIST March. This unexpected
decision has caused great excitement.
Il was feared that difficulties would occur between
Rusa and Austria IN Consequence of mistake in allow
ing the Emperor of Russia nominate the Emperor .
Germany.
The Produce market remains unchan ged, and may b
/ considered dull.
The advices from the United States by the Saral
Sands, reaching Fiavre. produced slight reaction
Cotton. Business generally in France was improving
An active Spring business anticipated if the ap
preaching election for members Of the National Assembl
passed III favorably 10 the existing guv-rnment