Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-13
FOREIGN,



ar.t in fourteen DAVIS and eighteen hours.
The Asia arrived at Liverpool on the same
dav. IN ten DAYS and fourteen hours.
ENGLAND-An abundant harvest
warrants the anticipation Of a steady in
crease of bullion in the Bank Of England
The steamship Avon arrived al South
ampton with 81 100000 in specie, the
Greater part being from California.
Abbot Lawrence the American Minister,
l. continuing his tour throughout ireland
Great preparations are now making
throughout Ireland for the reception Of the
Queen on her contemplated tour.
The intelligence Of the complete failure
of the Lopez expedition in Cuba had been
received IN Liverpool. 1tproduced much
satisfaction IN England, and hopes were
entertained by the London journals that no
further attempts would be made by ma
randing parties to disturb the Island.
The suspension OF the extensive house
of Marland Il Hawkes. had been announc-
edin Liverpool.
The trade at Not ingham had been much
improved.
The great Exhibition at London con-
times TO become more attractive as the pc
Rod of its 6nalciosing approaches. During
what are called shilling days the arten-
dance averages about sixty-fvc thousand
persons.
The English funds have been subject TO
slight speculation and depression by the
prevailing uncertainty in commercial cir
cles.
The influx of bullion from all quarters
has been very large.
FRANCE.-The French Capitol has
been much agitatcd by rumors respecting a
change in the ministry, which had pro-
duced a decline IN funds. The Govern.
ment had, however, issued an official de.
NAL Of the rcno,ts. which tended in man.
ncr N res,orc copfdcpce.
Several prcssss Ind been seized lor ,nb.
Gsh,,o rer,a,, obnox;o,s ARTICLES agains,
~ Govsr,rnan,
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session 81 ~ Assemble NanoIann Nh
naLe III ,onr ,bronch ,be pray;nens III
,ben somc,b;ng deGn;,e v;u Ia lo.rraJ
Crou III, rasn.,s,;nrL;s ;,tan,;on ,,;,h -
cad ~ III pras,Jeney ira Froncl
Gov.rnmen, "a sa;J ~ 10 nos;,ivol,, nsao
,;.,;ng , treaty Nth Sv;,1orlarJ
SPAIN .e,,ers from Madrid 70 n,
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.fa;rs and furnish cmnIovrnent to,bousaoJs
during the winter. The capture of hun.
dreds of American merchant ships was
also looked forward to as set off against
the loss of Coba The news Of Lonez,s
capture and execution had not then reach
ed Spain.
PORTUGAL.-Lisbona dvices state
that political affairs were again in an I'M
certain condit;on ov;ng ~ tho 6.c;aeJ
stand taken by the Catahstn marty. who. !,
was feared. would interfere 70 prevcn, the
election. and whose movements vere NOT
1;sr,.,.;no - II, o,,
iTALY.-TbeN eapol;,an Govornrnep,
has published IN official !. plvto he charg.
=. nade no H.. Vo, NJ G,l,Js.ooc
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cn,;on ,v;u hv M r,,,.o,s ar y, ,,,o otI,,,,,
which Nj. Glads,one,s letter n Lord AZ
erdcen throws upon the Administration q
criminal pract;ces in Marbles
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