Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-09
THE LATEST NEWS.


cd that The details corroborate TIE settlement
de bv our ,elegraphic dispatch that nothing
new had occurred on the subject 10 alter its flea.
lures.
Sir Charles Napier was at the point Of death
wb.n the Atlantic siiled.
lti.anoonnced that Admiral Sir George
n ,ckburn died at bennington on the 10Th al
AUGUST. at the advanced age OF eighty Two
ue will be remembered by some of our oldest
.,,;zeus .or his our ,ges in The late war of
Creat Biilaln He was called 'the Scourge or
tho Cl, .,p, ak while he remained in the wa
tors ., Mary land and Virginia, during which
lime h., maraudug parties burned the houses
md robbed the hen roosts of all who lived
n.or enough TO be reached 10y them. He had
rendered much service to his country and had
race;ved marks of favor from the crown.
The proprietor oil the American cutter Sill.
,;e wdich W II th second prize on the Goth
Tuly. not satisfied @th beng second best, had
challenged the owner Of The Julia for a match
Cor any sum he would name.
ROYAL VISIT TO IRELAND AND SCOTLAND
Her Majesty and Prince Albert were TO leave
for Ireland on the 9th ult.. and would extend
their visit TO six days. They were to sleep one
night at sea in the journey Two Of the Roy
al ch.ldren-the Prince of Wales and Prince
Alfred were to accompany them. They IN
tended to proceed from Ireland to Scotland
They would not return 10 Windsor until the
els, October.
Telegraphic communication will be contin.
nous by the LIST October between London and
Cork, Dublin, Belfast and Killarney.
RUSSIA. continuous military prepara.
lions in Russia and Poland were in strange con.
trast with the peaceful prot, stations. he con-
fscaton of the property of eleven political re
fugees had been ordered in Poland.
FRANCE. -The Emperor and Empress had
gone on visit 10 Dieppe, 10 remain Tort
night.
The weather in France had been fine. The
punishmenis i'm posed on the National Guard
for bree CHI Of discipline throughout The empire
had been RENTED Ivy decree. Five hundred
and four soldiers had had a portion of their
punishment at hard labor RENTED. Three
hundred and twenty seven convicts confined
in Peniteniaries had been I at liberty, and
there had been other acts of cl, mency of the
Emperor.
Letters from Toulon state that 100000
lions are preparing ut the arsenal oil that place
for The fleet in Beska Bay. The steam cor
vette Internal at Brest is being armed for
war.
The Princes of the House of Orleans had
caused to be deposited a, the Chamber of No
tars, Paris, n Copy Of the original protest a
gainst the sale of their goods in virtue of the
decree OF January %
AUSTRIA. Austrian Minister of For
eign Afiirs has sent to the Ministers OF the
General Foreign Courts the following:
austrian Protest against The Z. States Of IL
mertca.
The following memorandum has been com
municated by the Austrian Minister of Foreign
Affairs, to the Ministers oflhe several foreign
Courts
"The events of the I'd of July at Smyrna
present in a double point of view serious de-
Walton from the rules Of International law. LIST.
The commander ofthe United States ship Of
war ST LOUIS threatened His Imperial Males
TVS brig, the Hussar, 18th hostile attack lev
cling his guns against the latter, and announc
ing in writing that ii certain individual was
detained on board. and whose nationality was
contested between The agents OF the two Gov
ernments, not surrendered 10 Rim at a
certain hour, he would take him by force. 2
This act of hostility was committed in the port
ola neural Power, the friend Of the two
ola sovereign State, and which carries its flag,
Is nothing less than menace Of war. Now,
The right to make wal is necessarily. and by
the very nature tat right, inherent in the
sovereign power. "A right of such great i'm
portance (says Vattel, Law Of Nations, vol. 2,
book 3, chapter the right Of Judging whe,h-
er nation has real subject for complaint, if
It be cas- to nee force TO take justly-if pru
dence p"ir'' 'ithe good Of the State re
require III mt. say, can only belong
10 +" u tl'nnr 10 the sovereign that represents
H. II Is n doubt among the number of those
nights without which Government ca mot be
conducted in a salntary manner, and which is
called the right of Majesty The founders of
Inc Republic of the United States OF America
nave fully acknowled from the Commence
ment OF the Union, the lights reserved for the
sovereign power. The articles of confedera
oon and perpetual Union between the States
OIL New Hampshire. Massachusetts, &c, Of the
'h July. IT'S, contain the following stpula.
.Hns: The Congress of the United States shall
a a0 and exclusively, exercise the right de-
e'ar,ng war and making peace"