Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-12

were completsf y smashed; 10 persons were XIII
ed. 3 dangerously wounded, and 3 others recei'-
| ed Commissions.
|. The Minister of the interior has addressed n
circular to the prefets in which he says:
Monsieur le preief: In placing from the pres
ent day at your disposal portion of the credit
10000. O00f opened by the decree of the 22d ult.,
| | beg 10 remind you of the spirit which Is to di-
rect the employment Of it, rs soon as the de-
| fceney in the harvest was evident the Emperor
Immediately prescribed all the measures to allevi-
ate the evil.
by his orders the prohibition to export wSat
maze potatoes and chesnuts was renewed, AMI
none of these productions can be taken away
from the consumption Of the country. Dstila-
ton from corn forbidden; the corn produced
in our Algeria is exclusively secured Ia our own
use the fullest security has been guaranteed to
commerce, which seeks supplies of corn and flour
in foreign markets and distributes them in ours;
every possible favor has been granted for the
importation of such articles and 10 the vessels
which bring them; the charge of the railways
for the conveyance of corn has been reduced.
and severe measures have been prescribed against
any jobbers that may attempt 10 effect any fraud
ulent rise in the country markets.
ENGLAND.
Sir William Wordsworth, Secretary of State
for the Colonies died on the 22d ult., OF low
gastric fever. The Right Hon. Baronet had
been ailing for some time. but it was only u
week previous 10 his death. that his health began
to occasion any anxiety among bis friends =
His age is 45 Sir VIM. Wordsworth, we believe
is the last of his race, and with his death the ba
ronctcy expires. As Commons Debnter,'
Sir William was not of first rate eminence. His
speeches were few, but valuable, and were, when
touching upon my great question, prepared with
the greatest aud most elaborate care.
For several weeks past some able hydrograph
ers and engineers have been employed in
ycying the coasts in the neighborhood of Bou
lognc and Calais on the French side and Of Do
yer and the South Foreland on tho English side
of the Channel. md in taking soundings with the
view Of reporting as to the possibility and advan-
iagc Of forming communication between the
two countries by means of submarine tunnel
and railway.
Another brend demonstration took place in
Hyde Park on Sunday, aud after little speech
flying the people separated. One of the leaders
in the affairs stated that during the winter, when
il would he too cold to assemble in the Park the
meeting would take place in Smithheld.
The English Parliament has been further pro
rogued to the ! lib December.
AUSTRIA AND SARDINIA.
/ Storm Brewing.
The Times in leading article. cdrerts 10
the fact that diplomatic relations have for some
time been suspended between the Sandman and
Tuscan governments. Sardinia is threatened
In an interview with the Sandman Minister Mt
Vienna, he boldly states tina, the rupture between
the Counts Of Florence and Turin had taken place
in consequence Of instructions sent by the I'm
perinl Government. Ills Majesty the Emperor
would not remain to consider il personal one to
himself. Count Buo adds; If yon do not settle
the dispute his Imperial Majesty will consider it
Il personal affair, nnd tnke measures accordingly.
"TheQ question now is whether Austria shall be
nllwcd TO tnke measures in the manner in which
Count Bnol indeaic,l l. Piedmont to suffer for
her alliance with usl The Court Of Vienna has
formed high resolyr
1T is Tor the Emprro" Ia say whether it shall
be carried out form of this kind has long
been forescen. Austria can never forgive Pied
mont for being thenlly OF France and England.
She cannot see without apprehension The FAINT
dawn Of Italian independence. Whit will the
public say to the course taken by "a representa-
tive of the British nation who ubundons the cause
Of our deserving allvl
"'rhe Marquis of Normandy. the Minister of
England Mt Florence has openly censured the
conduct of the Sandman Government. If we
are correctly informed, ii loma,ic agent. in
structed by the British Government, has been
sent 10 Florence to htiug Lord Normandy 10
views more worthy ofhis position. In the mcun
time. our minister gives his support tn the Grand
Duke nnd Count Buo who have thus been en-
couraged in their violent and insulting course
Whatever may be the result, it will be the duty
OF the nation Ia see to this
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uo i'"'y p''Wr'" 'l's country ana 'ne | NJ
leu o'a'es mas Jos' p'en slgnea' anu VII. owen
'i' '"'''n''u' '"hs'u'ts 'ha' lie mas introduced
some entirely new points and privileges, which
| will mention. The indirect commerce has been
conceded. Soldiers nre not TO be biIleted on A
'hPticah cit'2ehS' lhere was II necessity Tor
such an article Tor It has certainly happened that