Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-16
The EurOpa's News.

Further intelligence by the Europa came
to hand last night.
The news of the Appointment Of Mr..
Jno. /. Champion, Minister to the United
States from Great Britain, is confirmed.
1t is stated that Mr.. Lawrence, our Min
lister to England, very much desired his
appointment.
An Irish Industrial Exhibition, after the
lyle Of the Worlds Fair in London, is 10
take place at Cork il the middle Of next
June.
Lord Brougham has gone to Paris for
he purpose, 1t is suggested, Of advising the
President
The Paris Patrie says: at appears
from the books Of the offices Of the steam
ships of Liverpool and Southampton, that
several ex-reprcsentativcs have Just en-
barked for America. Three Of them pro-
coed to the United States and two to Mex.
leo. where they intend 10 engage in trade
or manufactures"
The French refugees upon the Swiss
frontiers have received passports for Anne
RIGA.
One of the Naples letters, Of the .7th
ut., says;
1.-The United States frigatc Indepen-
dencc was ordered home some days since
but. owing to the news from France,
Commodore Morgan has thought proper
not to leave the Mediterranean without a
ship Of war"
MIR. Il. Szccmere appears in the Times,
IN reply to Esterhazy IN yindication Of the
Hungarian cause. He, too, censures Kos
suih's policy.
FKANcE.-The constitution is not 10 90
into operation until the Senate is formed
and the lie gisative corps is elected. There
was some difficulty in forming the Senate.
The Minister of the Interior has sent out
circular calling upon the people to make
a proper choice of representativcs-no
orators or politicians, but well meaning
men, and directing them how to secure
their election.
The inauguration fetes will be conduct
ed with much maguifccnce and last for
eight days.
Long list Of arrests are given in the pro
vincial papers.
Madame George Sand had been arrested
AUSTRIA AND HuNeARY.-The Minister
of the Interior has directed committee to
draft new laws for Hungary.
The London Daily News has been pro-
hibiied at Vienna.
The Vienna Gazette Of the 18TH con
tanned an Imperial Patent, dated January
II, abofshing trial by jury throughout the
empire.
AUSTRIA AND THE UNITED STATES
A Vienna correspondent of the London
News, states that a very bad state Of feeling
is growing up between Austria and the
United States. This. he SAYS. was very
recent since one of the archdukcs actually
set ont on voyage to New York, but was
only delayed by violent fever.
KossUTn AND THE TURKISH GOVERN
AENr.-In regard to the rumor that the
Turkish Government had required Eng
land to forbid Kossuth's residing there,
the Vienna correspondent Of the London
Chronicle says:
Il mention this to-day, from having
seen the story repeated in a German pa
per, and because 1t ought to be known
publicly that Kossuth was not bound bv
any promise to the Porte as to his future
movements or domicile 1t was undoubt-
edlv the wish of Austria TO fetter his per
soaal freedom in some way or other, but
II is satisfactory to know that the Sultan
was firm to the last, and imposed no con
dilions on the exile"
Monuments 10 the Old States.
HARRIsBURG, FEBRUARy lin the
House yesterday the joint resolution re-
ported from the Committee on the matter
OF the erection of monuments OF the old
thirteen States in Independence Square,
Philadelphia. were taken up and passed
finally. They provide for the appoint
ment of delegates to a convention to be
held in The CITY of Philadelphia on the lth
Of July. 1852, and name Gov. Bigler and
A..G. Waterman as delegates, on the par,
Of the State, to attend said convention,