Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-05
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ENGLAND.
Considerable rcmifances OF gold are agah
being made from London 10 the continent.
caused by the recent increase in imports oil
produce, and from the late rise in prices
The Queen held a Court and Ptisy Conn.
ell at Windsor Castle on Saturday, at which
Parliamen, was ordered to be prurogued from
the 2lst inst TO the 9TH Of November
STAIN.
The Spanish Government has received dis
patches from the Captain General oil Cuba
dated the 18th Of September, announcing that
all was quiet on the Island.
FRANCE.
A reduction oftbesrrny and an amnesty Is
still talked Of.
The resignation of Mr. Pcruigny, Minister
ofthe Interior, Is rumored. 1t is SAID that he
will be appointed 10 a high post in the future
imperial household.
If after the deberation Of the Senate, the
form OF Government is to be changed, the re
suit i'll be submitted to the people, and a
Legislative body be appointed 10 ascertain the
regularity Of the votes, and declare the result.
The speculative mania in Paris still contln-
ues to increase, and in some cases interest at
the rate Of 10 per cent has actually been paid
for money 10 carry on transactions from one
settlement to another.
The Paris correspondent Of the LondonGlobe
says that Louis Napoleon's Marriage with the
Princess Vassa Is settled fact. The marriage
will be solemnized previous to the coronation
TURKEY.
The Sultan Of Turkey has refused TO ratiiy
the Turkish loan.
A change has occurred in the Turkish Cab
met which IS now quite Austrian and Russian
in character.
One dag later by telegraph f-om Londo,
10 L1roPooL
ENGLAND.
The late political executions at Snogaglea
are TO be followed up by similar butcheries a
the Urbano and Ancona.
The brig Zollyerion, from Bristol, bound tC
Dantzc, pot into Portsmouth, having run iLtC
the steamer Metropolitan, from London fol
Glasgow, thereby sinking the latter in 81 faith
oms of water, off Beachy Head. The captain
and crew were saved.
Tie offers Of I1e Aymy.-Tbo New
York Literary World" has the following
just and feeling tribute to the gallant officers oil
our little army whose brilliant services in the
field are only equallcd by their devotion to du
ty Of trying and ar1uous nature on the vas
wild Western frontiers and plains and arid was
les Of this "magnjfcent' country
IA man has very Inadequate idea of the
services Of modern officer, at least of tho
school Of those who graduate at West Point
who thinks his duties begin with routine and
pipe clay and end with the Strengthening his
foes. AIbattle may be but of single occurrence
IN lifetime; but on the vast area Of duty o.
our great Western possessions the officers Of
the army are continually exercising their capa
city as engineers, surveyors pioneers, forestert
with the multitude of relations TO the Indians o
the wilderness to the emigration part e.
which the remote frontier life induces
There they encounter every variety Of hard
ship, OF climate, and prove their manhood by
tests unknown to the camps and parades o
Europe. They exhibit every day the virtues
Of courage and endurance, though seldom hon
ored with the glory Of military conquest. Then
acts are those Of the soldier, but they minister
directly to peace. They lay down the road fo
the emigrant, instruct him IN the best methods
of transit, and ncutralize oroverpowcr the hos
tihy OF the savage. When actua warfare test
their powers more brilliant field, they arr
found as in Mexico thetrue masters oil victory. ,