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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-06

These vessels of the fret class, built in tho city OF
baltimore. expressly for this nde and have superior no
e, nmmodations for passengers. They are commanded
~ oxpenenced Captains. we'll qualified for the trade
and who " i'll spare eNcrtion tn accommodate lhey
will be towed up and down the rivers by steam and may
be relied to sn promptly as advertized
Merchants going North or ordering goods from Nsw
York. will fnd their interest to ship by this line
freight will always be taken as low US by any other
line of Packets and every effort wilbe made by the
Pcnts in Richmond and New York give satsiaction
Freight 5 cents per whole and l2 cents per 3af
Tobacco being about 30 per cent. less than eharg
the Seamers Insurance can be effected In tho h.s.-
mnnd Fire Association by this line at 3s per cent.
We respectfully ask md hope IL succeed IN obtain
lug u full share OF patronage.
Goods shipped by this line To New York will be for,
warded free Of commission 10 New Orleans, Mobile,
Charleston, Savannah any other southern or North
rrn port The vessels will lie in Richmond ri kockctts
in New Ynrl, Beth No l. Coffee House Slip, foot at
Wall Street DAVID CUR TIE Richmond } p
G. II PlERSON n. Y. -
No. 81 Soufh Street. y
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Ice at the Depot Ofthe Virginin and
Tennessee Railroad.
b3 Southern EnterpriZe. 1893
ENM a II
PARISEN & KINGS

EGMIA, n. CAROLINA d. TENNESSEE
Freight, Package aud Parcel EMPRESS,
q aud from New York. Norfolk Petersburg and
Richmond, per first class Steamships JAMES.
VN 4 ROANOKE, and by the Seaboard and Roa
+, Weldon & Wilmington, CASTOR Raleieh Peters
w Weldon Petersburg Ri ;hmond. Richmond and
ericksburg South-Sde, and Va. q Tenn. Railroads,
with Stage and Wage Lines from the
rent points on the Railroads to almost every point
nghout the above Sinles-throut h in charge uf spe
Messengers. Mere ants nvailing themselves of this
for the transportation of their Merchandise may ~
fnl confidence in its great expedition and
b rates.
ler,hauts in the interior of the above Sars order
Goods ON Baltimore and Phildrl phn. to the care
Paisea ,s- Kings Express at Norfolk, Peter ,burg
lmond, may depend upon having all changes pnid.
their Goods forwarded without the least delay, and
1i all dray ge and Commissions.
JAMES Fl. KING. Northern Office.
No. 38. Broad0oy NJ y.
w. B. PARlSEN. Southern ODce,
Corner Boiimgbrooh and end SIS.
Petersbn,g, Va.
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Iurd's Golden Gloss for the Hair.

A MONO the many preparatonsi for the growth OF tho
"A Ha this Golden Gloss takes the lead. Three
rcnsons will be given why it universally used and
preferred M all others;
lst Because il has the most eliectunl in Bald
ncas. 2nd Because il impurts beautiful dark gloss
and delightful perfume The Hair. Bird, Because the
Ladies. with fine diaerimnn which they all possess
have adopted il,
Mnny other reasons could be given why is great
avore, but those who want more have only to give
tfinl.
PmcE-25 cents in large bottles
For sale by Druggists and Slufekeepers everywhere
VIC. HURD, roprietor,
304 Broadway, New-York.
~ Large discount 10 Merchants
poy 26.afm
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n We. ROLLINS
>. OFFER FOR SALE
90 hhds p. r. and N. o. Suga'
70 Boxes and bbis. Retired do
10 hhd. + II. aud Cubu Moasses,
10 bbls. N. O. dc
1870 bngs Rio and Laguira Coiiee'
40 Superior Old Java do
Cnse Extra Fine Gun-powder Ten,
$50 Sacks Fine and q. A. Salt,
90 Ton Bar Iron,
do Hoop DO
do Blisered Steel
5000 lbs Shenrand Cart Steel
3 Tons Casting,
SOC Kegs Nails, 3 to SO dy
10 do Wrought Nails,
80 Grindstones.
90 Boxes Hull & Sons Candles,
40 Boxes Adamantne do
90 do Sperm do
900 Sides Sole Leather,
50 Black upper do
40 doz Calf Skins
30 do Pink Lining Skins.
9 bales Shoe Thread
10 000 bs lotion Yarn. Nos. . toll
; bales wrapping Twinn
8 do Camille wick
3 do Cotton Bats,
Also. Scythe and Moving Bndes and Snaths Wrap
ng riting AID Letter Paper; Pepper,SFice, Gin"ef
Nutmes.. Cloves Mace and Cinnamon; Bed Cords ahi
pIoueb Lines Tanner Oil; No. Nackerel, Herrnss
& sbnd ma Its
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EREsn ARRIVAL DF DRUGS =

Il AND MEDICINES.-Th' FubscTbeTs arc w
now receiving their FALL & WI NTER SUPPLY Ia
of Drugs Medicines. Paints, Oh VarnIslles Brushes,
Glassware Patent Medicines. +, ,cy-Goods, So, &c
The goods have been recently seectcd with care
in the Northern and Eastern les, and principally
bought for Cash
The stock is large an comprise. every article
nlly found in a DRUG STORE, together with large
ass rtment of FANCY GOODS. pERFuMERY &es
From II long experience, and thorough knowledge
the business they hope retair liberal patronage
heretofore extended them and fe confident that they
are prepared to offer inducements both in price and
quality
E-V@Prescriptions for Physicians md families will b,
carefully attended all times.
sent io.ts JNO t. SEAY & co.
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BU RG, TUESDAY MORNING. DECEMB Err 6. 1858.
INSURANCE,
EIRE, LIFE AND MARINE INsUw


ANCE.-Lyneh6ug Hose y Fire Insurance Com
pany
lhis Cotpany makes Insurance against loss oi dam
age by Fire Dwelling Hou-es torres Tobacco Fare,.
ries and other buildings furniture Goods wares n1
merchandise generally in and country ,hc
iavorable tas.
Also makes insurance on the lives ofall persons
Toying good health, and of sound constitution for The
whole duration otliie. or fora limited period.
Slaves employed in ordinary occupations, will be
insured on reasonable terms.
The Company will also take marine risk from aud
any OF the Northern Southern Ports, at favourable
rates.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL President
DON 7. @ PETERS Fice President
SAMPSON DIUGUID Chief Engineer.
james N Cobbs, Samuel Garland.
John .iggat, Nathan b. Thurman
GeorP' w. Yance, ohm otcy Taylor,
William T. Andersen. William r. Smith
MARTIN HOLLINS, Treasurer.
GREED 7. WIsls, Secy.
~. ". - ot''a u,i's,' Medical Examiners
The Medical Examination # subjects for Insurance
will be made the eilce of the Company each day
between the hours of and o'clock, P NJ
FehS-dts
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FOR NEW YORK.
H. $. MaR Line per Ae SPLENDID SIEAmSHFS
Unmesu0Wn and Roanoke!

THE new and elegant eide wheel atean .-slsmrrJr
1 ship JAMESTOWN, (Cnpt. Parrish shss.ss-ss.ss
will leave Petersburg vim City Point, every Inesdny
Evening, and the ROANOKE, tGapt Cavendy) every
Frday Evening, for New York.
Passage md fare from Petersburg, including
S,nte Rnon,s $40 nh
Steei Hge pnssagc. wv
For speed comfort aud salety these Steamships nro
,xcced by none on The and travellers will hnd II
The most pleasant route to the north they will there
y avoid the dust and frequent changes Of the Railroads
rY Tickets issued Mt nay office on Sycamore street
SAML. q. BAPTIST, Agt Peers6nrg
ryr7A passenger train Ienves the Appomattox dopo'
every Tues1ny and Friday Mt hai past o'clock p NJ
10 connect with the Steamships at City Point Pnsson'
gers by the Sou-sie Rnroad will reach Petersburg III
time to take the cars for the steamers D u D.
JnlY LIS
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MORRIS PUBLISHES

A MORRIS PuBLISHES-
"A. Calls Virginia Reports, Vols. a. and o.
Washington's Vols,
The Virginia Gases, by Brorkenbroush aud Holmes-2
Vols,
Tate's Digested Index of the Virginia Reports,
Tae's Digest Of the Laws OF Virginia Ia new edition
preparing adapted the new Code)
Tate 5 American Form Book.
fuckers Commentaries o the Laws 1T Virginia--2
Vols: vo.
Robinson's Foims,
Robi ison's Practice. nov i4-ts
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RICHMOND.
Ni1FALL IMPORTATIONS @
4U OF W
CHINA, EARTHBNwA AND
Fancy Articles.

INllE Subs riber offers country Merchants and 9th
ers IN want, his complete stuoR OF Earthenware,
thna Table aud Fancy Articles, of his own direct i'm.
porlntion from the favoritc factories of England and
Fance, together with full stock OF Plain Pressed
Cut GLASS, in every vnriey Sc nc. The assortment
comprises. in part the following:
DINNER SETS-Gilt, decorated gold band, and
white French China; white granite and blue print flow.
ing. blue, pnrrlc damaaeenu, plum, lilac
TEA SERNlCES-ln sots OF ~. A, SO. 90, IT, and
ID pircea, ranging in price from ~ To 800 "A set
WATER PITCHERS, covered aud uncovered Basins
and Ewers and Toilet acts
RICH VASES, common aud decorated Mugs aud
common Earthcnwnre, suitable tor fall trade.
PLATED GOODS-Teo, dcsert und table Spoons
table and desert forks sat and mustard spnons nap
kin ring =. mustard POTS butter knives and onatorH
TABLE CUTLERY RY-lvory handle table se,a, ~ pie
ccs knives and forks in duzens common do.
BRlrANkA WARE-Cuslors from the common
10 the best manufactured spoons indies and snieiy u-
id Tampa.
LOOKING GLAsSES-Splcndd gilt ornnmcuted
frames. French plates various siaes suitable Tor man
tie pier do; mahogany frame, in greatly variey,and
torct glasses
GLASS WARE--rlain and pressed tumblcrs,
wine pitchers snvers bowls preserve dshes deoapters,
emonade- egg Rlasses, gobcts, champagne sniety u-
d hmp', wntor holtles buttor plates syrup nn monss
-nlt ccllars, bottles preserve jars fish
globes.
LAMPS-fhc improved solar lamps OF which the sub
4crbe il the sole proprietor; pnror hn and store,and
lnnd lamps IN Prcnt variety
CHANDELIERS of ., >. 4, o. 4. &c, burners, fur
hshed reasonable terms walters, ten trays lanterns
inbc mnta, toy tea and dinner sets.
STONE WARE-At factory prices.
The -ubscrbe offer. all the nbove goods
blc terms, and is satisfied TINT call from ounry NOR
Chants persons contemplating honse keeping, will con
vince them tnt his stock s not surpassed in prieeunl
ly or variety by nny in tho State, Small
profit aud quick sales Ia the motto. Call ut
j. u. II. EVANS,
nov ll-la ~ Main st., Richmond
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OILS
~ 1000 gala. Weather made Winter bleaehod :.
lnr Oil,
1000 gals. Weather made, Winter Solar OIL
1000 " Blenoh-, Fall Sperm Oil,
1000 " Conl Pit Oils,
Landing per Barquo Emily direct from New bedford,
Tor sale by EDMUND, DAVENPORT ~ 90.
nc, oG Ia Richmond, Vo.
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Insurance Company of the Ynlley, in Virginia,
CAPITAL, 5000, 900.
hnrter Oak Life Insurance Company, Hanl,ld, Com
CAPITAL, 100000

INSURANCE can be Elected in these companies uI~
as fair TERMS as in any others Of equal respon-
bility, by application 10
?. b. CHRISTIAN, Ag't. Lynchbutg
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Union STEAMSHIP COMPA- sstt

~ NN,S LINEO" STEAMERS, ,v,a Norfolk -sss-A
mud Cape Mtg 10, Philadelphia every Wednesday,
STEAMER Cry OF RIonmoup, Capt Mitchell.
STEAMER NRGtNIA, Cnrt. Teal
S.rEAMrR PEsysyLvANiA, Cnpt Bnymoro.
One ot these splendid steamships will leave Richmond
Tor Philadelphia every Monday nnd husdhy at high
wafer touch Ing at Cape May to land passengers Re-
turning enve Philadelphia every "Wednesday and Sntur'
,lry at 10 o'clock. M Until further notice.
Passengers for npe May will consult their interest
hy taking this route is, in addition To beng The
ricnpest the most expedt ious nnd comfortable.
Passengers for New NOrk-We havc en-
tered forward passengers ihroughto
New York either by steamers, allowing them II
privilege of remaining in Phadephia three or four days,
~ proceed directly New York, upon the arrival oi
the
shippers to the West-robacconisls des'
ous ofshipping to Pttsburg, will plcnse bear IN mind
that we hive made all the necessary arrangements to
forward To ncco through at 60 cents per 100 pounds
Due notice will be always given in all The Dnily papers
in the city, when the will be rendy To receive
freight and the hour of their sailing.
N. B.-Shppers will bear in mind that all Bills 81
laning must be sent the wharf at Rockes,to be sgn
ed before the smiling of stcnmers
Passage through to New York, st cabin and found, W
Cnpe May
Philnphia
2nd cabin '
For freight passage, npply to
RO. RANKIN. AoT., Richmond, w
ie og.d1ets he Dock
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For Baltimore and philadelphia.

For Baltimore and Pbi11delphia'
BY STEAMER BELYlDERE.
Leapcs Richmond eUeyy IUesday al onLoch T. NJ
us5aA THE large and new Steamer LVl ID 81 ne
s-s@& Gapt Giyroep will ueoeive freight every Mon
.ny and up tn the hour of o'clock P. M, every IusH
day. Tor the above place..
Shippers to Wheeling. Pittsburg. Cincinnati and the
South aud West generally will find this route the choo
cst and most OK pedit itious For freight, apply To
LUDLAM Il WATSON, Richmond, VI"
Guiv RIDE
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DRs PAIRING ron PUBLICATION

Dir PAKING FOK PUB BLICAHfVN
j Calls Virg MIA Reports. Vols. l, ., mud B
Hcnning's 4 Mnniord's Virginia Reports. vos,
Munford's Virginia Reports, vols with notes
and references To subsequent decisions aud oyerruled
rnses, by Luoian Minor Esq Counsellor nj Inv.
In pross-A history of n SUN in Equity
A. NORRIS,
Publisher mud Inv Bookseller.
nov gta ~ Main Vi Richmond.
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~ B.-The same rates will be charged from Knox
vile and all other points along The line To Lynchburg
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IN PRESS-A HISTORY OF A SUIT IN
/ EQUITY and of an Action at Common Law, by A.
II Sands Esq, Conseor at Law
This work embraces minute account of all the steps
10 be taken in n suit of Equity aud an action at LAW
from their commencement TO their terminaton also
. mode Of enforcing judgments decrees together
with the of appeals, writs OF error &c'' &c
Forms of bills answers and ,.ecrees in Chancery; de
cln atons and judgments ot Common Law, and pleas
emurrers and replieations appended; aud chap
Ter will be devoted specially to the practice in the Un
ted States Court. A. MOhhlS,
Publisher g. Book seller,
nov i4ts Richmond, Va.
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RICHMOND.
LINE Of Richmond .s,ss a.

NM NEWsiVhk TAU NE " NIs INV "
home line Is composed of the following vessels nod
eas from Newiork every three dnys All owned In
The city of Richmond, viz;
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school a College Text Rocks

MORRIS RichnoHd, Va would invite thu
~ attention of tho ynrinus sehools and institution,
II learning throughout the State, lp School ana
Classical Books 1cr Boohs used in the various Col'
reea and Universities with general collection of Edu
fntionu Works. in every departments OF learning.
t-V-School Stationery of every di-oription
liberal discount will be mnde, nnd bundles deliver
I'd ia Lynehburg, free of expense.
rV'Orders will receive prompt Intention.
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ooNrNG GLASS AND PICTURE

OOKENli GLASS AND PICTURE
HIFRAME MANUFACTORY-Theu undersigned
,nanufaeture anl offer for sale the following articles at
Northern prices;
Portrait Frames richly ornamentaland plain giit
Picture Frames of gilt and fnncy wood and gnif
Daguerreotypc Frames, largebenutiiul assortmeo'
goods
Looking Glnss Plates of all sizes and fitted in
Picture Gass. French first quality, from 56x36 inch
dawn
Plate Glass for and dwellings furnished to ord"
Composition Rosettes all sizes for Builders interior
work
ALso-Old Work ro-gilt aud jobbing in all the ubo'
branches
Picture Glass cut to any pattern-and large size
French Mirrors furnished to order.
~ Country orders by mail will eoeiye prsmp
,iop FRANCK Il GLOVER,
1893 Main street, between 9Th and l0thst Richmond
.Innn III
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LUDLAM A. son,

HIfHMOND. va,
FORWARDING AGENTS AND GENERAL COM
MISSION MERCHANTS,
OFFICE WAREHOUSE SOUTH siDE or THE BASIN.
Inl. lllIa
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DAILY VIRGINIAN.
FERRY & SHIELDS, Proprietors.
TER MS.

III e INIS-
aRiINIAN is published daily s6 and semlweekly at
num- in advance. No subscription is taken for shorter
n x months; and paper is discontinued, except at
5n the Propretors until all arrearages shall have
EASEMENTS Rre inserted for 90 sens per square. (or
very INNER form insertion. and 81 cts for every utter
me number of insertions Is not marked ON the MS 1t
ali shed till ordered out and charged accordingly.
.sARIY RATES are'For the privilege of two squares
= ,ni weekly $40; for square daily S3o semiweekly
aer form. daily $40 semi-weekly s35. Every yearly
will be required to confne his advertising his par
In If business aud If he exceed the space stipulated for
~ ,h ,rrcd rntably for the excess.
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INSURANCE. AGENCY,

For the Protection Insurance Company, Hartford Conn
CAPITAL, $500 900
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CKDUND spices-A ~ supply of pure gr"u 'd Sr'
III ces consisting of Mace, ,Glovc-, Nutmegs Alspice,
Cinnannn, Sc. Sc Th ,sc spices all Of The Purest
nnn, md ncntly put UP in and oz papers tor tam.
ics-tor sale by -, o
oct 26-tS JNo' II SEAL ~Co'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-01-01
T III e C. "A l. E ID MAN.

Ness married. at Madrid, the Castillan lady
who is now his widow and who. with their
accomplished daughter,) was with him in his
last hours. On his return from Spain. Gov.
Van Ness took up his residence in New
York. and in 1912 was appointed. bv Pre~i-
dent Tyler, to the important post of Collect
or of that port the duties of which Though
his appointment was objected to on the
"round that he was comparatively stranger
in that great city.) he discharged to the en-
tire satisfaction OF the business community.
whose interests he had in charge He re-
signed the office in 1915. and within six
weeks his immense governmental accounts
were s"nIed. and the Treasury department
sent official notification to that effect to his
>urctieS in Vermont.
Since lS4j. Gov. Van Ness has has been
private citizen, engaged principally in at
tending to the settlement of the estate of his
brother. Hon. John i. Van Ness. late Mavo-
of Washington, until the dread king of ter
rorS suddenly called him to his final account
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-01-01
CORNELIUS T.. IVAN NESS.

The Burlington Free Press has the follow
ln@ notice OF Mr. Van Ness, who died at Phil
adclrha on the 18th December of govt in the
stomach.
C"ENELIr> PETER VAN Mss was born
III klndcrhook. Dutchc>S Co.. New York. in
the year 1872. He was consequently 20 wears
of are. lie was a brother of the Hon VIM.
W. Van Ness. a distinguished judge in the
state OF New York, and of lon John p. Van
Ness. for some years Mayor of WASHINGTON.
The family hclongS among the oldest Dutch
founders OF the New Netherlands in y. York.
In lSo6, when he was n years old. Mr.
Van Ness came to Vermont and located him
self in Grand Isle. where he married his first
wife. Miss Savage. Of the family TIVE believe
neicr) of Chief Justice Savage. of New Y.
and shortly after removed to st. Adams.
In 1909 he came to Burlington, and was
appointed Postmaster by President Madison.
In 1910 he was appointed t. s District
Attorney, which office he held till 1873, when
he was made Collector for the District of
Vermont
In 1916, President Madison selected him as
the Commissioner on the part of the United
States. to adjust the North Eastern Boundary.
IN connection with the Commissioners appoin-
ted by Great Britain
during the years lSlS-l9-20 and u. he
was the Representative of BURLINGTON in fine
Legislature of our State.
In the fall of 1921. he was elected by the
Legislature, Chief Justice of the Supreme
Court OF Vermont. tue duties of which Liob
office he discharged with eminent ability. for
two wears.
At the September election, in 1s2a.hc was
elected Governor Of the Stately a very LARGE
popular majority, and was Reelected in 1924
and 1929. In his Message. 1925. he declined
being candidate for rc-plection.
In 1926 Gov. Van Ness was candidate for
|. $ Senator. and was beaten by the Hon.
lloratO Seymour. by six votes. in the Lenis-
lature.
From this period till 1880. he devoted
himsclt exclusively to the practice of his pro-
te>>ron. as LAWYER and no nan in the state
had larger or more lucrative business
his extraordinary abilities both as an adyo-
cate and counsellor, being well and widely
known.
: In the fall of 1920, he was appointed by
President Jackson, Minister PIenipotentiarv
TO Spain. and assumed the duties of this mis-
son early IN 1880. For ten years he ably and
honoraby represented his government at the
."nrt OF Madrid, returning in the fall of
| N"9 In 1885 his first wife. whose Identified
'hara"tcr and uncommon attractions, both
u person and manner, made her a worthy
representative of her sex in anv foreign
art, dlcl and some TINS a:t,- Gov Van
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-01-01
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

Inc canada arrived at Boston with nnws
seven days later from Europe The intelli-
S'hce Is limited and not of much importance
ENGLAND.
The London correspondent of the Epronc-
an mes writing Friday. saws that the r,-
rItement about the House of Parliamcn, !
very great; the real question As to stability
OF tn" Ministry will be tried tonirht. and *
tn" Chan""Ilor of the Exchcqucr. Mr. DisracT
has pledged himself to stand or fall by tb,.
scheme we see all the preparations for Sc
we're conflict. That the Ministry will be- sue
'r>>inI, there seems to he hut little doubt =
still the meetings which have been held in
opposition to the budget in the NIetronolitan
boroughs have been numcrouSlv and cnthus;-
aS''raiIy attcnaIcd.and the Metropolitan MEM
hers will 90 in tonight fully prepared for the
discharge OF their various tu>ees and rockets
against the Derhy-I>racl Cabinet.
FRANCE.
The English and Belgian ministers have
formally presented their letters accrcditiuo
them to the Imperial Court. Rumors Of a
ministerial change are again rife.
Generals paraguay dIIIlicr> and IIaut-
ponl, expect to be made Marshall.
The Emperor has set at liberty crcat num-
Der OF political prisoners. and an article has
been published in the Monituer. Offering the
imperial pardon to all exileS-cxccpt those
guilty OF the igheSt crimeS-who are suffer-
ng tor their former diSobcdiencc to the Gov
rrnment.upon promising that they will abstain
from similar conduct in future.
The Ministry of the Empire have resolved
not to sanction any more railways in any
part of France until those now in the course
OF construction are completed. or at all events
further advanced
Prince Albert of SaNonv.iS rival to Louis
Napoleon for the hand OF the Princess Neoco-
10 \aSa OF Sweden. The intended alIi,nc.
OF the Emperor with the NcapoIifan Princess
Is still currently spoken of in Paris.
AUSTRIA.
However pacific the intentions of Louis
Napoleon may be. the papers of Vienna are
sounding the old alarm. that deeply laid
plot has been formed for a revolution in "a
Noy; OF course with the object of anuc>inu
that coveted territory TO France The Aus
TRAN Ministerial organs 20 turthrrand declare
that even III Piedmont a Very strong French
party existed. which would be rlad to form
closer union with France.
The articles are exceedingly warlikc; they
declare that Radc,ski has drnandcd,rrintorc,.-
mcntS in Italy, and that his demand, will be-
acccIcd to.