Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-15
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Details OF the Singnra'- Ad,ice-.
HAIIFAX, Oct. S.--1he United States frgate
Merimac, arrived at Southampton ON the 18th
ult., where ehe an object of much admira
ton.
Italian affairs continue to excite attention but
hey onl the intention Ia despatch "A fleet to M
plies. nothing definite had transpired The An
Clio French ultlmntum Is retained fur n few days
III fari, to give an opportunity for Naples Ia
make required concessions. The contemplated
expedition il of II formidable character Eight
steamers are provisioning at Srilhead. aud sey.
On auxiliary steamers are ready to sail The ex-
petition is very unpopular in France. Sardinia
takes part and will send ships for the protection
Of tho Sardinans in Naples. A Vienna letter
stnes TINT the English and French ministers
have notified Austria OF the intended expedition
against Naples Austria opposes no obstacles.
II il understood that Immediately ON the
French Minister leaving Naples, the NeapoIitan
Minister will quit Paris. Meanwhile hopes are
entertained of Il fnvoroble answer from Naples
1t Is Iunorcd that King Ferdinand has forli-
il"d hi coast 1t il also rumorrd TINT if cfnpell
Cd h yield he will proclaim the Constitution of
Is.
ENGLAND.
Lprd llarlinge the commander IN chief Of the
army is dend,
Mr. Dallns dned with tho Agricultural Socie.
~ Mt Ieals and nude q eech in response TO
the toast:-"Losiine concord between America
AMI England
FRANCE.
Tic Emperor is st at narriz
Tho bank Of France has missed the rate Of in
trtest To q per centum.
The Paris Correspondent of the Fiin"s nlludes
To The rumor of an alliance Of the United Suites
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the principle of the immunity of merchant ves-
sis aud merchandise from capture, even by men
of war.
SPAIN.
The ministerial crisis is over. Scrrando the
new Spanish minister To France had gone on II
secret mi sion to Rlssia.
ITALY.
Tie American hignies, Congress, Constitution
mad Nu-quehanna were ut Palermo on the 18th
ult They would leave soon for Genoa
The crops of Italy ate generally satisfactory.
SWITZERLAND.
1t is stated HAT Napoleon has entered into
communication with the Swiss Federation res
peetng Neutchoicl. Napoleon leans towards the
side Of Prussia.
\ apeeal meeting Of tho Berlin Cabinet has
been considering the Sound Dues question. The
decision i understood to be in favor # caWtali
HaIon.
The Turks are certifying tho north side Of tie
Danube with, II il said, the appreciation of Aus
trIa. Turkish troops ave moved Ia kulaiat on
the lief, bunk of the liyer
1hr Srpoiit"u Question.
From ne Pms correspondent ~ he Londsa Times. |
pAHIs, Sept. -. 6 L, M.-The French ulii-
matum addressed to- Naples if not already de
spatohod, is certainly ON the eve of departure. -
1t is ready il not sent. 1t is said TINT some faint
hope is founded Baron lIuhuer's intcrce soiou,
hut ii j. very slight and shat,d by few. The
tone OF the Paris papers of To- day shows that
the belief is general that Frnuee and England
/ have abandoned ruthless remoustrlnc,s for posi-
tive demonstrations. 1t is stated that Adinecio
- 10 b" the rendezvous of tue combined squadronS
and that tie French ships will leave roulon i'm
i medatcly They consist, n~ am informed. OF
the Bretagu", carrying the flag of Admiral rrc.
/ honart, the I'm, Alecciras and Napoleon, ships
of the line, aud of the l-ly, Duchayla and Me
/ gerr, steam irisateS AMI eoryettes.
The funds have fallen again to day. 1t is sad
| that Baron llnhucr Is expected nt Narcotics
whence he will proceed To BiArritz to see the
| Emperor. have been told that letters received
fret Naples give grounds for expectation that h,
may be the bearer IT good news, hut per
haps the wish J., father to the thought, toi
mnny here would he very glud 10 see the allai,
settled by the king of Naples vi Iding to the
reasonable demand, of the Western Powers.
The Grnnd Dmlec Constnmiinc.
The Daily News coronation curresp pndent
! thus describes the appearance of the Grand Dnkc
! Constantine, whom he encountered at one of the
| stations OF the Moscow railway. He says
Il got an excellent view fins imperial high
ness, who came down upon the platform and nod
dcd to aud chatted with everyhndy about him
j 1t was pleasing TO see the confidence with which
/ the humhlest people came up quite close to him
and the off hand friendly way in which he reeeiv
| ed their compliments There were no soldiers,
/ no butt ends of muskrtS To keep oil the common
herd; but everything was trusting, kindly, and
without any ntfectetion of conde>censlon. lie /,
tall slight. aud well made young man, with
good features aud IA pleasant expres>ion.and seems
to be on the best terms with himself and every
one about him. He l.. in short, the last man in
the world, who, from his appearance. ! should
reckon dangerous or disagreeable. Besides this
he has some considerable reputation for wit aud
sarcastic humog and many of his savings are III
general circulation. shall give you one or two
specimens. 10 enable You to understand the first,
| mast prem sc that the Americans, whose wonder
fl sympathy with Russia during the war it was
difficult 10 understand, have made several excel
! lent spccuiatons in this country; amongst 9th
ers, the contract for keeping the Moscow railway
! ia repair, by which 1t is said they net u clear
| peoiit Of some 2NO,uo3 year The grand duke.
! VIII j. dissatisfied with this Job. as well he may
10 had lately some dstinguised friends on a Wis
il. whom he banded OYER In his chamber lain 10
| shaw them the sights Of the capital. One ,lty
| he asked that officer whether Is friends had
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