Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-23
Che Dailp bireiniau.
Arrival of the Canada mt Halifax.


she brings 80 passengers and full freight.
GREAT BRITAIN.
In Parliament Lord Palmers,on stated that
no application had been made by any foreign
power for the expulsion of foreign refugees
from Great Britain. and had such an applica
tion been made, it would have been met by
firm and decided refusal, and at the same time
he thought refugee foreigners were bound, in
honor, to bring the country into no difficulty
by their imprudence.
Lord Dudley Stuart called the attention OF
Parliament to Turkish affairs as affecting The
balance of power in Europe. He moved for
copies Of any communications made by the
Austrian and Turkish Governments on the
subject of Montenegro Mr.. Mllens second.
ed the motion. Lord ]. Russell replied that
on hearing the Austrian's demands on Turkey.
the British Government had thought it neces.
sary to have frank explanation from Austria
and at the same time express the views of Great
Britain as to the policy Of maintaining the In.
dependence of Turkey. He was unable to
state the exact arrangements which had beer.
come to between Austria and Turkey, but the
former expressed herself satisfied, and he did
not doubt that all difficulties would be ad JUS
ted by negotiation. The motion was then
withdrawn.
Mazzini from his place ofconcealment, pub.
fishes letter, taking the responsibility of the
London Committees Manifesto. and stating
that the address to the Hungarians in Italy
was writ en- by Kossuth at Mazzinis request,
during Kossuth's sojourn at Kutaya and was
never afterwards retracted Mazzini says that
Kossuth, who fully knows how single rash
act, or betrayng act OF a single man, can
lac, Lo.4 Il. 4
a whole party to adjourn the fulGment of their
to throw a stone before due time has elapsed
at well meaning and determined, though mo-
mentarily conquered friends.
Kossuth has addressed a letter to Captain
Mayno Reid, saying that his proclamation
still sworn friends.
The Morning Advertiser announces that the
Duchess of Sutherland places Stafford House
lions in, and that the Earls of Shaftsbnry.
Carlyle. &C., will meet her at Liverpool, and
an address, with 10000 womon's signatures,
will arrive by the next steamship.
Eight members of Parliament are un seated
f,r bribery.
A vessel has arrived from Melbourne with
HedIIy yCliOOOIOOO Ill BOIu.
FRANCE.
The Pope's journey 10 Paris is confidently
looked Tor. His Holiness will stay in FIance
two months, at Compeigne
NJ Bushkeck had had an audience with tho
Emperor, who assured him that the Imperial
Manufactures should be worthily represented
at the New York Exhibition.
Nothing was doing in politics. There are ru-
mors of new Senators, mostly ex-legitimsts.
The typhus fever had been prevaentin Pa.
ris. but is 'abating, though there are 1900 cases
still in the hospitals.
ceiyed warnings.
SPAIN.
Cen Rod Is dead, and was buried with the
usual honors.
Narvaez has appealed to his peers against
the harshness of the government.
GERMANY.
The customs conferences between tho gov
ernmens ofthe South Germanic, were closed
on the 22d ult. at Vienna.
Saxony and Hesse, with all the minor gov
ernments, have signfed their adhesion to the
treaty Just concluded between Austria and
Prussia and will assent to the renewal of tho
Zollveren, with Hanover included
uC DuhC Vi ouOHobI5t VI INV
@ ueen OF Greece, died suddenly on the 9th
ult.. He is succeeded by his son Peter.
A new company has been established, for
steamers from Hamburger to Valparaiso
Geroniers was put on trial Gath ult.,for trea
son at Mannheim, for his introduction to tn I
history off 10Th century. His sentence ha J,
been deferred.
AUSTRIA.
Lebcney, the attempted assassin, was exc.
cuted at Vienna 25th ult. The Emperor has
not quito recovered from the wound, which Il
more serious than was at first supposed.
Rumors. which are carefully contradcted
say that mob had sssailed the British ambas-
sador at Vienna, and attacked the embassy
The truth seems to be that they broke his win
dows.
SWITZERLAND
| 1t is stated that two agents OF an American
Emigration Company. have proposed to tn ?
government Of Ticuio, to convey to Amerlc
The natives Of that Canton, who were expelled