Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-19
Arrival Of the Asia.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

Al
ALLEGED CONSPIRACY AGAINST THE LIFE OF
| LOUIS NAPOLEON.
arrest Of tie COMPREHENSION Riot IA
England.
New YORK. July Is.
The Royal Mail steamer Asia has arrived
with three days later news from Europe.
The Asia sailed at 104 o'clock on Saturday
She brings 65 passengers.
! The Hermann arrived at Southampton on
the LIST inst.
The British Parliament was prorogued by
the Queen in person. Her Majesty's speech
was longer than usual. and more howery. l,
states that great Britain receives most friendly
assurances from foreign Powers-next touch
es on the late difficulties. now adjusted, in
Scheswig Holstein. and in Egypt; deplores the
unfortunate necessity which forced the British
into the war with Burmah; mentions thai a
treaty has been formed with the African King
OF Dspomey to suppress the slave trade, and
the first section ends by expressing satisfaction
at the passage of,he Militia bill The speech
then goes to thank the House of Commons
for the supplies. and Hllules briefly to the gold
mines of Australia. and winds up in the usual
strain. it'll avowals of an intention to pro-
mote the happiness Of TIE people.
DREADFUL RIoT BETWEEN CATHOLIC AND
PRorEsTANTs.-A dreadful riot occurred at
Stockport on Tuesday night betw cen the Ro-
man Catholics and the Protestanis. Sirty
persons were carried wounded to the hospital.
One was killed on the spot. and Sc. eral
houses were torn down. The Catholic Cha
pei was sacked. and organ and altar furniture
were burned in bonfire in the street. Moth.
ing was left standing Of the Church but the
bare walls.
The military we're called out. and succeeded
in restoring pence. The towns now occupied
by troops. it being reported that a Catholic mob
from Manchester and other tow ms, intended 10
come and reialiate
The riot grew out Of the ill-feeling en-
gendered by the Queens recent proclamation
against Roman Catholic professions.
France.
CONSPIRACY TO KILL THE PRESIDENT BY AN
INTERNAL MACHINE.-An extra Morning
Chronicle announces that during the night of
Thursday fourteen persons were arrested in
a detached house in the Rue Rene Blanche,
Paris, and that these arrests were followed up
by many more. but all was enveloped IN great
mystery. 1t has since transpired. however.
that these persons were conspiratcrs, engaged
in the construction of an internal machine with
which to kill Louis Napoleon. The machine
contained fourteen barrels. capable Of contain
ing each about twenty bullets, and so arranged
that their firing in wrong direction would
have been utterly impossible.
NoTE.-Our special English correspondent
states that this report is given in the papers
with every semblance ofiruth
Latest Cyno1ne1,c;11 TufcU;opncp
LIVERPOOL Saturday, July S.-Couon is in
demand. with prices shade better. Yester-
day the quotations were readily obtainable.-
The sales for the day won!d probably reach
5000 bales. GARDENERS circular quotes yell
low Corn as having advanced Is; Wheat Is to
Is I'd; Lard Is 10 IS. and is now held a, So to
59s, and Pork has advanced 8 to IS. These
are the advances for the week.
HAvRE: June 30lh.-The sale of Cotton
for the week has been 1852 bales. The pri-
ces being constantly in favor ofthe buyer
The imports have been 1000 bales, and the
stock on hand is $1,000. Orleans is quoted
at GO to 95; Uplands 81 So.
Coffee was well supported.
Rice is without transactions; Carolina is
unchanged in price.
Sugar is exceedingly dull.