Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-19

~. JSlHs, July l0th, A. NJ.
The steamer Niagara, Capt. RyIe, with 50 passen-
gers, and Intelligence week later from all parts Of
Europe, arrived al Halifax early Yesterday morning. and
was expected to leave for New York a, O'clock She
Will be due at her wharf at late hour Saturday eve
ming
COMMERCIAL SUMMARY.
Lirerpool, June 30-The ,peraons of The aast week
have bfen buoyant. Prices h We been firm, with an i'm
portant extension Of business transactions in almost every
branch of trade
independently Of the increased vitality observable in
our Corn and Cotton markets, accounts from he manu-
featuring districts most cheering and aft I'D GOOD
prospects OF more vigorous activity.
GENERAL SUMMARY.
The Niagara experienced succession of heavy gales
from the West and Southwest during tile whole passage
Her freight list shows $4,000 in specie.
The cles of Liverpool and Havre are to be connected
by line OF first class steamers. under The direction of
Mr.. Mclvers. agent of the Cunard Steamers
In Parliament, the removal OF thu Jewish Disabilities
BIZ has been rejected in the Upper louise by majority
OF o. the Minister not venung call for the proxies
Baron Ishhschlld, having been rejected, h. already
accepted the Chlten hundreds and made an zeal to the
electors. HIS success is considered certain.
| The House Of Commons has affirmed III second read
ing OF The Marriage Bill, to render id IL, r1gss with
the sisters Of deceased wives
The Affirmation Bill. which recent COR -leted its
passage In the House of Commas has been re ted bv
/ the Lords by large majority
The Smith O'Brien ransp.r;atiar VIZ il INV an ac,
OF Parliament but it is said ain fatal ii !nder and
tls supposed that the Approaching ys of her majesty 10
Ireland will be sgnazrd by extending her royal pardon
10 the Irish State Prisoners
| FRANCE,-The new law AGAINST the Clubs has Al
ready been put in force
! On Monday the ministry introduce, into the Legs-
latve Assembly bill for regulating the press VIII ch NJ
Odllon Barot stated intended merely az Temporary
measure to regulate the position of the press until they
could organize a law the subject.
1 In tho nf n, 49, Il
egn Affairs the minister declared that there was no dan
ger u VAL NJ. de Tncqueville said that after having
most carefully considered the subject he had been unable
10 discover the slightest Of that new holy alliance
OF which honorable members had expressed such jealousy
In the of his speech De Tocuueve talk ed Of the
trankness Of the Russian Government an expression
which was received with bursts of laughter During the
debate Gen. Cavaignac made most important speech
kDME.-Ihe latest intelligence from Rome saws
that Oudnot mad so far succeeded that the city was en-
rey at his mercy; but TO spare the horrors Ct fright
tul carnage, he has submitted terms to the l-rmvrate
which it is thought would be accepted Ii is sand that
The English Government offered friendly renJonsrance
1 against the bpmbardmenl Of Rome urging uppn the
French Government the necessity Of coming t. an &C
commpdaton
/ HUNGARY.-I is said that the Hunnarane were
partially defeated by the Austrlans the 2ls and com
PEELED to retire beyond the Waag here from The nature
OF the country, they will be better able repl The inva
ding fofces The Austrian and German jnurnas stale
that contests have occurred at several points on Inc aa
and s0ne ascribe victory the Hungarians and others
10 the Austrans The German Rtorme which has
hitherto been favorable to Austria, says that The Aus
TRANS have sustained checks and that the cholera and
other nalades are raging in their camp 1t also SAYS thai
the Aagyars are displaying greater enthusiasm than ev
En- and that kossuth has ordered the Austrian prisoners
numbering several thousands to work on the Breczn
Railway.
SCHLESWlG HOLSTEIN-The London Globe
states that The dispute relative this Duchy will very
shortly be brought to "a settlement.
IIALl.-Ancona has al last surrendered TO the Aus
trans after terrible commandment The Commandment
OF Venice has been suspended account of terms of
pltulaon having been proposed by the besieged
FROM THE EAST .
! CHINA Emperor Of China has in defiance of
treaty stpatons, refused open Canton TO the admis
sion of foreigners
l. ANA.-Frsm Vallay the accounts announce the com
peie victory of the Dutch. The attack commenced on
the 18Th of Apr, and after hours hard fighting all the
Notifications taken and tae Netherland ns hoised
within the walls. The Vallans is said had 5000 kill
ed and wounded The Dutch st about $50 1t is thouoh
hat the Island will be forthwith annexed 10 the Ouch
possessions.
LATER FROM BERMUDA.
Riot among The .Conricts -Loss Of Life! The Brit