Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-20
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AnnlrlONAL NEWS BY TIE EIROPA.

ADbillONi NEWS by THE ElRoPA
The Europa blises l39 passengers. among whom ale
the Hon tieafg Bancroft. lac L, States Minister Is the
Curt II J4nes. and f,m1y.
The CaM3lia aray"i II Liverpool an The % alt.
The Am"tieA wa pissed IT tptk. and The hatqne
Qaren and -bip lheais were sP,ken Of Cape Clear, IN
tn % inst.
Tbe fsyots'ls news fun Ialia has increased The ac
iiyily j. the Manchester msrkels, previously rather dull.
aud every d,fau5n,n M Of hn,lness runuecied with the Ia
da 'rade.has been hvorably ai ctrd.
IN Eag'id, manufacturing districts generally, thtle
continue a et3~IHg aclitily I'D mnfe hunness.
The Intelligence from Calcutta Is Ia he ilh. and
fwm Bo,bly i, thu 2Ih. ftom the Latter, The trporls
sfe1k ia gpd business gfug forward, hph in impaired
and %eNperted gtls Money was als1 very easy and
feiglfs sieady. THIS Is also the general leatu'c Of the
CalrH1a ad,iets.
Tie Have Cotton market al last dates was calm iut
prires wtre firm
Tie weather continues ovceediugly fne. b. tn in En-.
gland aud Ireland. AID harvest oiprfatir ms OH the Cunt
nrnt - pr ce,dlne IN he nost satisfactory manner cog
sigp,naly he market Tar 1tesdsuGs cantinuts IL receJc.
AMI the Transactions IA all The principal markets are only
Ola 'etal character.
Adyc : fop the north Of Europe are nj favorable ff
the cmps, tui i,m every other stclion they aye cheering
il The highest d gfen.
Tie 2srh August was celebrated p%hroughou, Germany
N honor Of The centennial anniversary o. the birth OF
G,e,ho.
TIC Danish End Schleswig llol>t, in pris ,nsrs have at
leag IA bet exchanged. aud thn blockade Of lhs potts ol
Essleh ilosieia wrre To have been raised ON the LIST
Inst.
lofarmstian was received in Paris on "Wednesday that
the Russians and Austrians had marched towatd, SNIt-
zetlaud. with a view Of closely watching thr revuluuona-
~ Jupta assembled at Geneva. in which Ledru R5nin
AID bauchet are snsp 'eied IT nhInn IA very active part.
In the under clrcl,s Of diplomacy. the Idea Il said Ia
have been received ia new II Nv Alliance fr the ma n
ienanee OF far"rsan peace, OF which France is to he a
prominent member.
The President oT Er,uea Ill oVnnyiorcoJ ,,, .,.a.t
dchuleia ina mild iJtn, bul at las accounts was ia pei.
fec, health.
The lhfd and last sitting Of he Peace Congress iook
rlare Hn the 9Th. The members have all been received
Win cnnr'esy. ard even with DIS iuciiun hy The Freuch
6lVtr3tuftl. All tie public monuments in the cauaal
have been thrown open 10 them. The must Distinguish
81 American aud English Pr,pagaudaionisl were rheer
ell Ia iiieir hears content, aud the Whole affair has passed
of a%gweahly and Pleasantly.
A Paris paper states that Garlbaldi had reached BAL.
malta.
It's reported that the veteran Radelzky is t. pass
through ho,ne shortly on his way 10 Garta,
lhe garrison AT X ane Will he notably diminished. but
whether hr political or sanative nollvcs. remaipsa mys-
terry. III utli hosiihiies exist between the French dipla-
nA''s's and Plus IN. Matters are very far from being
arranged.
Manning, the murderer Of Clarke. a custom house fl
Ger. was tsken IN Custody on Tuesday in Jersey.
The z Ieen oi England continues IN Scotland.
MrLwAuKir, Sept. l2.
The Hor. John Cummings of Ohio died in this place
on yes etday OF cholera.
syracuse. Sept. II. p. NJ.
W. nry Clay arrived here at 8 o'clock. and was recciv
ed ut lie depot by an IMMENSE crowd f peonle. vbn es
cofied him t. Rust's hotel. lie visited the Fair daring
tue day. where his presence created much exclteneu,-
The people greeted him with great Q lthusiasm. Ue was
accompanied by Wee President Fillmore. Gen. Wool and
others l. is expo 'ed that Mr.. Clay vii remain until
the FAIR ell ses.
he number OF Strangers here is estimated al 100, Gee