Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-07-31
Further from Eur0Dc.

Abiding to the Queens visit to the city
of London by night, for the purpose Of be-
ing present at the grand entertainment Civ
en- by the Lord Mayor, the European
Times says:
alt was well-timed. 1t has shown the
f.. foreign strangers in London that consti-
iutional sovereign reigns in the hearts of a
free people, and can go abroad amidst them
rejoicing unprotected by glittering bayonets
and military. A moral cannot fail to be
drawn from the civic invitation to royalty
by all who see how state pageantry is
managed in despotic countries. Theevents
oil Wednesday viii make an abiding inn
precision on the thousands of continental
yisiters who are now in the British mctrop-
Oils, in the greatest emporium on Garth
The development of wealth will be found
to have expanded with the progress ofhb-
cral institutions and, while the energies of
tho nation are reflected in its material pros
perity, the power of selfgovcrnment is
witnessed in the orderly disposition ofthe
myriads whose cheers and salutations fell
so gratefully on the sovereigns ear. IL is
much TO have succeeded so admirably with
the Hyde park Exhibition, but it is still
more consoiatory to show our neighbors, at
such time the nice adaptabity Of our po-
litical institutions to every phase of social
existence. A great gathering like this,
when hundreds of thousands of human
voices loaded the midni sht air with vocif-
erous vivas, that sprung from the heart, in
favor oftheruler Of a great people, and that
ruler a woman, is one OF those recognitions
of her mild aud gentle sway at once COM
plimcntary 10 the sovereign herself, and to
the intelligence and gallaniry of her sub
jecis."
The Ecclesiastical ball has passed the
Commons and has been read the first time
IN the Lords.
A motion in the lower House for leave
to introduce ill lor he protection of par
iamentary tlection- by he introduction OF
,heNote by ballot, has bccn negatived by a
strong naioriry
FRANCE.
In the Legislative Assembly the discus
sion OF the bill to encourage the Cod and
Whale Fisheries continued. 1t proposes
to grant premiums both for the tonnage OF
vessels and for the make of fish; when the
crews OF the French vessels engaged in the
business shall consist of not less than two
shirds Of French subjects. The bill was
ordered to hc read second time.
DENMARK
There had been some confusion at Cop
cnhagen in consequence Of the resignation
OF the ministry. Moltke had been charged
with the formation Of a new cabinet. upon
the principle of maintaining the integrity
Of the Danish monarchy.
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE
Further intelligence from the Cane of
Good Hope is by no means of cheering
character. Dates are to Nav 81. The
whole colonyis saidto be in critical state
During the month of May Sir Henry Smith
was shut up in King Williams Tower.
where he continues surrounded on all sides
by hordcs of barbarians, who, since winter
has set in and the snow has driven them
from the hills, have come down TO the low
grounds in bands Of fifty and sixty, and
the whole country down TO the coast is in
tested with them. Colonel Mckinnon and
Major Wilmot have made several patrols
during the month, and, in one of these,
COLONEL Mckinnon penetrated as far as the
Agalola mountains and surprised a body
q hatfirs, who, exasr rated at the loss of
about four hundzrscd fad of cattle which
the colonel had Cd. engaged with