Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-20
Tr7nsmutci far Hc american.
Additional by the Cam bri:l

Boston, Nov. l4th.-Thc steamer Cam
bria arrived at her wharf at an early hour
this morning and her mails were forwarded
IN the morning train.
MARKETS. Barings' Circular states
that the Markets for Colonial and foreign
produce have been very duh throughout
the week, and to effect sales importers
had again made concessions in many ar
iiclcs. Money continued extremely abun.
dant but no change lad been made in the
Bank rates of discount. Silver had been
in demand for India and had advanced
per cent. The East India Company had
reduced their rates on bills of Exchange on
Calcutta TO IS. Id. and on Bombay TO Is
I'D. American Stocks are inactive-U.
5. 6's. 1868. 1lla1l2; Pennsylvania SIS
SlaS2; Alabama Sterling so and Indiana
SIS 6sa7o; Maryland sterling sSaS9.
There is no political news of moment be-
yond what has been already furnished
ENGLAND.-The newsfrom England
with the exception Of the movements Of
kossuth, is unimportant.
Kossuth and his family had accepted the
offer of free passage on board the steam
er Washington, which would leave South
ampton Cor New York on the 18th Mr..
Coskey, the American consul, had delayed
her sailing to afford kossu,h the opportu-
nifty of being present at the Polish and
Hungarian Ball which would take place
at Southampton on the 18th. The illus
trious Hungarian had been received most
ha,tenngly at Guildhall in London. The
address from the corporation was read to
him by the City Clerk, and his passage
through the city was continuous triumph
In the evening large crowd gathered in
front of the Times Office and burned seve
raj copies of that paper. Extensive pre-.
partitions We're making to receive Kossuth
at Liverpool. Lord Dudley Stuart had
been selected to deliver the address upon
the occasion.
FRANCE.-The Paris correspondent
of the London Globe, under date of Thurs
day, still predicts that there viii be a COM
promise between the President and a ma
iority of the Assembly. Business still
however wears a gloomy aspect and near
y all orders received by manufacturers
have been suspended
The Democratic Socialists are hrIousa.
gaipsl Kossuth, but have resolved not to
give publicity to their opinions for fear Of
injurnglbcr cause.
rhcSemaphore, ofMasclles, publishes
letter Gated Salo, Morocco. Oct. 18th,
announcing that the French Consul had re-
ceived orders to embark all the French re
sdents, as the French feet was about to
lombard the town of Salo as reprisal a
gainst the Emperor of Morocco for requir-
ing compensation for the pillage of a
French merchant vessel wrecked on the
coast.
In consequence of the Ministerial crisis,
the Prince de Joiuvile's advisers have re-
ceived instructions thatall proceedings with
regard to his standing as a candidate for the
Presidency be withdrawn.
l: is reported that the President intends
to make an appeal to the Assembly to has
ten the Presidential election. instead of
waiting for the period fixed by the Consti-
tuition.
The new Cabinet gives great dissatis-
faction, and it is expected that some Of the
ministers will retire before the meeting of
the Assembly. Gen. Auraned, az the
Minister Of War, has issued the following
order:
"Soldlers-The President Of the Re-