Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-23
Foreign News.


qnent address to his constituents. IN which ne
expresses himself personally in favor OF Tree
trade, and willing to 60 farther IN behalf OF
universal suffrage than he once thought posi-
| BILE A free trade banquet had been held at
Manchester at which about 5000 persons were
present. The London Times rejoices over
the election of Gen Pierce, because he IS
"favorablefo low tariff and liberty Of trade.
The preparations for the Wellington funeral
were going on with the most lavish extrava-
gance.
FRANCE.
The French Senate met on the fth. Ten
Senators proposed to refer the question of the
Empire to the popular vote, which was refer
ed 10 committee, who would report on the
9th.
1t is stated in Paris as certain that the Sen
atus Consulte will declare the Imperial Crown
hereditary, in the person of Louis Napoleon
and his male descendants; and in the event Of
his not leaving male heirs. then In the person
OF his adopted son; should the later die child
less afterwards in the person Of cx King Je-
rome and his family.
Abd-e-k adler continues TO be the lion Of
| Napoleon, and was entertained 18th review
Of cavalry.
Victor Hugo and others signing themselves
the Commission Of the Democrats Socialist
Prescribed of France; residngIar Jersey, and
met in General Assembly, Oct. 81, 1862
warn their brethren In France TO abstain from
voting for the Empire. The document, which
does not stick at terms, is published in the
/ A L, Cd IL
The Russian and Prussan Ministershave re-
ccivcd sudden orders from their respective
Governments no longer to absent themselves
from their posts AT Paris.
SPAIN.
The Council OF Ministers met on the 29th ut
10 decide the question of a Colonial Depart
ment.
Gen. Catalina, with considerable number
Of Spanish troops, had sailed from Barcelona
for Havana
BELGIUM.
Mr.. Brouckere, the new Minister, met the
Chambers. He believed the Liberal party had
still working majority: and he would frame
his measures in accordance with liberal and
conclaory creed, which would entle him 10
their support.
The ministerial crisis in Sardinia has not
advanced step, but M. de Reva head of the
constitutional party, has been summoned by the
king from CRANBERRY.
In Tuscany the Grand Duke refused to
release Madial and wife imprisoned for CON
science sake.
Sir Henry Bulwer had returned to Florence
from Rome
NAPLES
The eruption of Etna has increased in inten
sty but causes little apprehension, as the lava
follows in the old tracks
GERMANY.
The Austrian Premier Count Buol Schawon
stem, opened the ZoIl Co grcss at Vienna on
the I'd. The Darmstadt allies have decided
that they will enter into a Customs Union
with Austria leaving the path open to rc.un.
ION with Prussia Ill LIST OF January 1854.
RUSSIA.
Ice was beginning to form towards St. Pc.
tersburg Oct Goth
The Trieste Gazette states that RUSSIA has
rejected the protes; of Turkey against the nde-
pcndcnco Of Montenegro
The king Of Sweden was so dangerously i'll
that rcgenacy had been appointed for Sve-
den and Norway.
The iree.so party OF Ohio are to hold a
State Convention, at Columbus, on the 18th
Of January.
A funeral procession in honor of Calhoun
Clay and Webster Is to take place in New
Orleans on the 9th Of December
The track Of the Warrenton Branch Rail
road has bccn laid to within three miles of
Warrenton, Va.
JOHN w. RAND, convicted of the
Portsmouth bank robbery, has been granted a
new trial by the Court Of Appeals of Virginia
Internal improvements IN North Car0ljno.-
There is bill now pending before the North
Carolina legislature, which provides for the in
corporation of the Atlantic and North Carolina
railroad company with a capital of SOC, 900 To
construct road from Goldsboro to BeauC,rd