Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-23
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Further + Forcign News by the Pacific.

Further Foreign News by the Pacific.
ENGLAND.-The history of the past days
is altogether a blank. Nothing has iranspired
in home affairs and nothing abroad Of suffi-
cient importance to elicit remark
The Bishops (of the Episcopal Church) of
Western New York and Michigan have been
in Liverpool the past few days On Sunday.
tho 9Th, the Bishop Of New York preached in
various places Of worship, and on Monday af-
ternoon he attended the meeting of the society
for the diffusion of the gospel in foreign parts.
At the latter the Bishop OF New Y ork said "he
never could believe but that the small cloud
which had arisen, threatening thunder storm,
would speedily pass away. He never did be.
eve TINT John Bull and Brother Jonathan
would quarrel about a Goldfish. He had from
the first believed that IL would result 1t had.
in mere talk, and before another year was over.
would only be a subject OF laughter" Cheers.
Murphy, the man arrested at Dublin, for for
ging bills on the State Bank, Hartford. Conn.,.
is fully committed for trial.
Robt Owen, the socialist, has announced
himself candidate for the Parliamentary Rep
rcscntution of Oldham.
An old gentleman, named Neild. of Ashford,
Kent, hos just died, and bequeathed $1,000 to
his relatives and u million and half TO the
! Queen.
Henry Byron, long Parliamentary report
er for The London Press is appointed British
Consul at Hayti.
The West India mail, per steamer Medway.
arrived on Sunday the 6th with $1,163,736 on
freight, Of which $lSh700 was In gold, and
$5,335 platina.
On Saturday last the Liverpool Chronicle
mentioned that a Liverpool firm was about to
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gate the Mississippi.
The Board of Trade returns for August have
Just been issued, and show tho total declared
value of exports for the month of August, &C.,
5S9,167, while for the corresponding months OF
1850 and 81, they were respectively G6,O29.-
SOS and sc6,41S,203.
IRELAND-Dublina and Limerick papers men
ton an eopementthat has justtaken place from
Kilkenny, and has caused good deal of scan
dial In that vrtuous region. The Lothnrio is
Capt. Hay, an officer in the 7ist Highland
Regiment and the fair but frail lady tho Lady
Elizabeth Bryan. daughter Of the Marquis Co
nynham. and wife Of country gentleman, to
whom she had been married scarce years.
When last seen the fugitives were on board OF
one lquere-whch) ofthe Liverpool mail stea-
mcrs Tor America.
In ireland tho ping Of tho harvest is fast
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backward district. The yield of the cereal green
crops is said to be every where beyond av-
erage and there is no longer any doubt that the
pototo blight will not exceed that oflast year.
In Scotland nearly allthe wheat, with portion
of the barley and OATS is safe Ere this meets
the eye of American readers. the harvest will
almost be closed throughout England, with.
generally speaking. most abundant crop.
A landlord named Gallagher Ryan. was
shot at New Castle, seven miles from Clonmel.
FRANoE.-Prcparations are In progress
for the reception of LOUIS Napoleon at all the
tow ms mentioned in the itinerancy of his pro-
posed Journey South. At Toulton the author
| tiles propose to entertain him with a presenta-
ton ofthe siege of Taulton, where his uncle
laid one of the first steps Of his fame. Mean
while petitions for the restoratons OF the EN-
pre are flowing in.
Tho Vienna Lloyds states thatthe marriage
of Louis Napoleon with the Princess of Vasa
has peen postponed, by the advice OF her ply
sician, but will certainly take place-the
only difference in the original program being
that the proclamation ofthe Empire will pre-
cede instead of follow the nuptials.
A telegraphic dispatch at London. from ANS
terdam, states, that the French Minister at the
Hague has been recalled in consequence OF the
rejection ofthe literary convention with L rance.
The Dutch funds fell rapidly in consequnce.
Nothing serious is apprehended.
Elihu Burritt has just arrived at Paris on his
peace mission.
The Pope has requested Louis Napoleon.
to permit the re-establshment of the Order OF
Begging Friars in France.
M. Anissen Duperron, ex-peer of France
died suddenly tDieppe.
The debats contains an official letter deny
ing all intentions on the part of the Duke OF
Brunswick to renounce his hereditary rights.
The Bulletin des Lois contains decree o.
penipg credit of $4,000 francs to defray
the expenses of the fete of 18th of August.
Cavagnac and Carnot have refused to be put
in nomination as Representatives to the Corps
Legislat,f