Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-08
Further by the Canadian.
RItPrIInn WITH NAPLES.


England and Franc" bad suspended diplomatic
| intercourse with Naples, but no hostility had
taken place.
The Moniteur's announcement is rs follows :
Peace having been concluded the first care of
the Congress of Paris 10 insure no deviation
from H. With this object the Plenipotentiares
investigated the limits of disturbance that still
existed in Europe, aud they especially directed
their attention to the condition Of Italy, Greece,
and Belgium. Tho Court of Naples alone has
haugbtily lected tho advice Of France and Eng
land. though offered in the most friendly manner.
The measures of rigor and coercion adopted for
n long time past rs the means Of administrations
by the Government OF the two Sicilies. continue
to sgitate aud compromise the continuance of
good order in Europe. Under Il conviction of the
danger of such state of things France and Eng.
land had hoped TO obyiate them by prudent al
vice given at an opportune time.
The Government of the Two Sices, closing
lis eyes To all evidence, resolved 10 persist Ia its
fatal course. The i'll reception accorded 10
legitimate observations the insulting DOUBT
thrown over the purity Of our intentions, the Of.
fensive language opposed TO our saluiary eoan
sels. and finally an obstinate refusal. could not
allow the longer continuance Of amicable rela-
tons This suspension Of oflc,al intercourse in
M sense constitutes any intervention in internal
affairs, and still less any act of hostility never
iheless. for the security of the subjects. aud the
two governments being possibly compromised
the latter To provide against such contingency
have combined their equadrons, but have not sent
thelr ships into Senpolitan waters. In order hot
to give room for erroneous interpretations this
simple measure of eventual projections which has
no character or menace cannot, moreover. he
considered rs any support or encouragement 10
those who seek the throne Of the King of tho
Two Sioilies
The Gazette Autrchicnne says that the King
OF Naples has urged the cabinets of st. Peters
burg, Vienna and Berlin, to conclude in favor of
the integrity OF the kingdomof the Two Sces.
treaty Analogous To TINT which France. Eng
and aud Austria signed on The 18th of April III
fnsor If the integrity of the Ottoman Empire.
The latest advices from Naples (Oct. ~ siatc
that the preparations for defence are rcd"ubled.
1hr kiug was expected there. No modification
Of III" ministry had taken place. The public
fuud- had experienced more nncluation, md -.
mhlhed at lu9i. Two shoes nf earthquake were
ielt ou the 18th.
All eyes nrc fixed upon the fleet Of The West
ern Powers. The rouUn Sentiuce. of oct Is
announces that the squadron of Admiral Necho-
mask is still in the Roads, where it awaits orders
Dispatch from Mor-eillcs. Oct. III, snys:-
at is believed that the English squadron has
4 ane 10 halia. / he French squadron j. ready
tn go -Four Sandman ships nre aleo ready Mt
Genoa"
The Semaphore, # Marseile-, Oct. IL. con
h'ms the transmission If sailing orders 10 tho
English squadron. II snvs We have received
letters from Aiaccio Of the 18th They inform
US III an English steamer arrived on the pre-
vlous evening from Mnrseilles bringing dispatch
es for Admiral Dnndas and that tho Admirnlis-
tued orders To sail on the morning Of the 18th.
Two steam trgates put to SEA n. 10 o'clock in
the morning, aud the rest Of the squadron snilod
IN the evening. The directions taken 10y the
squadron il unknown"
TIE QUESTION or THE PRINClrALirlEs
Considerable doubts expressed NJ TO the
truth of the statement. TINT The Ausiliens had
commenced. on tho summons of France, t. eyac.
pate the Danuhian prucipaiities.
Prusslan papers announced, but il wants con.
hrnntion, that the boundary commission, to sci
I, the frontier line between Russia and Maidn-
IN, is dissolved without accomplishing its miss.
ion.
From Spain the Intelligence ia that tho So
qlestraton has been ruiscd from Queen Christi
ms papers.
THE CRISIS IN SPAIN.
The Gazette de Madrid publishes the decree
relative TO the refinement 4 the Int ministry.
aud the installation of the new. The resignation
of the former members. aud the nomination of
the new President of the Council. are counter
signed by NJ. Cailarlo, Minister of Public Works
The DEGREES which appoint the other members
ai' V'uhltfSlEH'u ny NhIsnhl NhlNapZ, lie
Queen declares, Us is usual ON such occasions in
Spain, that she is well SAT- SIZED with the dlstin.
gulshed aud extraordinary services the zeal the
intelligence, and the devotion of Marshal q Don
nell.
General DuNoe returns 10 Santandor under pre-.
text of III health.
SETTLEMENT OF TIE SOUND DUES.
The Cologne Gazette says all the powers, OK
ceptlng the United States. have assented or ill
assent to the original protocol Of May 9, Of tho
present year,respecting the Danish Sound Dues.
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
A ministerial crisis aud increasing financial
difficulties existed at Constantinople.
Austrian influence was on the increase in Turk
,h councils. The sending OF troops against Mon.
tenegro had been discontinued.
The ministerial crisis in Denmark had resulted
in the installation of the old ministry.
The French commercial crisis presented slight =
~ more favorable aspect, but anxiety still oontn-
ued 10 be manifested.
Persia solicts the mediation of France in her
difficulty with Great Britain.
C.i, and Anylo-saxon.
The floor Of the Tabernacle was cetapletelv
occupied on Thursday night. to listen to II dem
onstraiion from Dir. MoElheran 1.-The phys
ognomy of the American race" Upwards of
and face were cleyerly usod in support of his pc
stion that the strongly marked Yankee phys.
ognomy is absolutely and purely Celtic Great
interest and laughter was excited. a sketch Of
"a Paddy with his short pipe and bdltercd hat was