Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-06

! htr'laN morning / ne ncWs ny hti II uihhif'i-
/ tani.
GREAT BRITAIN.
The proposition the United States Govern
! mrut I" extend the exemption of private proper
/ ~ from helgefant capture 10 property ailoat Is
received in liberal aud friendly spirit by the
! British press. The London Times intmates
that the objection To it's adoption would not come
! from England: aud the Manchester Guardlan.on"
# the abest and most influential Of the proNn
/ eal journals, rehecing the sentiment OF the
/ commercial and manufacturing interests warm
/ IL cnmmends It's consideration to the British
/ Government; urging that. if France should oh
/ lect Il separate convention might be concluded
/ between England aud the United States, ahol
/ i>hing the right of capture of private property
/ in any future war between the two countries
! Mr. Marcy's able dispatch is extensively pub.
/ li,hed, mud its merit generally conceded.
/ The London Times of the 2lst has a leading
article approving Of MIR. Marcy's reasoning ON
/ the subject of privateering.
a letter from Limerick says that the wages OF
/ harvest ahorers there is 6per diem, with board
/ Most Of the laborers from the West of Clare,
/ Galway and Kerry, and it is said they are nnn-
,aaly we'll clad this season in fact, rags are an
exception.
a statute of Wellington will be inaugurated at
| Manchester on the Both.
DIR. auckland. the geologist, died mt Chaplain
the llth of August His mind was deranged
! tar the last six or seven years of his life.
| FRANCE.
The Montour announces the arrival of the
Emperor, Empress, and Imperial Prince at Biar-
rit; also Prince Jrrome's departure for llavre;
aud the distinguished reception given TO the
! Count dc Morny, Mt st. Petersburg; Prince Mu
rat has gone TO CRANBERRY. in Savoy. There Is
| areport that Prince Pierre Bonapurtc, formerly
a member of the Mountain in the National As
semhly, and who has of late lived in Algeria, is
the candidate whose claims the Emperor Napo-
leon urges to the throne of the united Principal
tiles Of Moldava and Wallacha.
1t is said tue Emperor of Russia gave his as
sent to the title of Duke of the Maakoif, bestow
ed on Marshal Pcllissier
Horace Nornet is painting The Capture of
the Maakoii, for the French Government.
A runsinn ship of war has arrived at Mar
settles with the present of cradle to the lmpe,i-
al Prince.
A Paris letter alludes to some earnest discus
| sions that have been held recently in the lmperl-
nj family, as to the title to be settled on the son
and grand issue of the first marriage which
Prince jerome contracted in America. The
right to bear the name of Bonnpartc is fully con
coded TO them; indeed they refused to take any
other and particularly objected to the title of
Princes of Montford which had hitherto belong
ed to that branch of the family.
SPAIN.
From Spain we have but little news. Madrid
journals tothe 10th. Tho Gazette contains
order that Indian corn, barley and rye,are to be
j considered as comprised III the decree permitting
the importation of wheat and flour. The pcrna-
nent drputation Of the granaees of Spain bad re-
solved in consequence of the DEAFNESS of food, TO
call on the wenher classes of society to organ
ze the sale of food in all the markets. The rs
pana mentions that a Carlist chief named Villa
lain had been killed in an encounter with the
Queens troops, but it does not say where.
ITALY.
A LETTER from Maple, dated the 9th,and receiv
ed at Paris, (hnt which il may be well to receive
with deuht,l asserts that France ond England
hive addressed an altimatum to the Nenpolitnn
Governments aud that, in the event of n refusal To
comply with the demands, their representatives
are Immediately to quit Naples. The demands
are stated TO comprise general amnesty. and
administrative and judicial reforms. The King
of Maple, IS further reported To have consented
10 some of the required ennee>s iens. but not to
an extent to satisfy the representatives of France
and England, who have referred the matter t.
/ their Courts
y German paper says that the Austrian Gov
| eminent has confirmed Baron lIuhners mission
to Naples, aud has sent imiurther Instructions.
RUSSIA.
The diplomatic corps. intending 10 be present
Mt the (zar's coronation, would leave ST. Peters
burg on the 22a for Moscow. The departure of
the Emperor Alexander Is fixed for the 2Gh; his
solemn entry into Moscow will take place on the
29th; the coronation win be on the 9TH Of Sep
| TENDER. md the Court will return 10 St Peters
burg at the end Of the month. The ceremony Of
the coronation, and It's aduncts, will apparently
throw into the shade every former proceeding of
a similar kind in Russia or elsewhere The mag
Eicencc OF the preparations Is something iabu-
| lous. There will be present no fewer than ten
European Princes besides representatives. of
| Powers and princjpalties unnnmbercd. The
London Daily News Of the 2l,t publishes the
official programme of the ceremonies, and the