Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-26

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emperor opened the ball with a Poonnise, and
likewise danced several quudrilles. The supper,
prepared for 5000 guests, was served at mid.
night.
The French paper La perite publishes cor
respondenee said u have passed between the late
! Louis Philippe and the present King of Naples
shortly after the accession of the former to the
throne of France, Louis Philippe /. made to
praise the energy aud talent Of Ferdinand, but
at the same time 10 declare how much he should
like to him put an end TO the system Of re-
pI esson and violence" which marked his govern
mrnt, aud approach the now French system
Ills Sicilian Majesty l. represented replying
with the utmost cnndor i should like much to
adopt your system, which must of course be mod
crate and legal.
The Dublin NaH says notwithstanding tho
improvement which is manifest in the material
comforts and condition of the Irish Roman Gath.
olic peasanry, they are still leaving their coun-
try by thousands.
a letter from Kel of October 81. says:-Ihis
morning, at M early hour, four foreign ships Of
were signalled from Bulk being in the of
hng, aud couple Of hours later they came into
this hnibor and anchored: They proved to be
the Russian squadron expected from Cronstadt.
We all much struck hy the great alteration
IN the Russian naval uniform since the las, visit
Of Russian ships of war 10 this port. The color
IT the uniform has been changed from green to
blue, aud the short tailed coaiec of the officers
been replaced by the modern tuno as used in the
army.
Matters threaten To become very serious il.
Spain, Trustworthy accounts from Madrid OF
the Goth ult are to the effect that the question of
II change Of dynasty WAS now openly discussed,
not merely by the popnlaco, but among the bet
ter classes.
The Frankfort Post Zeitung lately stated that
Naples bound by trenty not to establish
any institution similar 10 the Spanish Cortes ="
Tho Lepsio Dentche AHgemeine Zeitung denies
the statement, and the Post Zeitung replies by
publishing the secret article of treaty conclu-
dcd between Austria and Naples ON tho 18th of
June, 1873.
The Paris DeJdts says King Frederick William
claims the benefit, arising from the treaties of
1915 aud from the Inst London protocol. He
states his wish to avoid disturbing the peace of
Europe. lie knows that this is also tho wish of
his allies, and it was out Of Difference to them
TINT in 1852 the King appealed to their friendly
intervention.
The London Times of the 9th utimo says,
the Sultan. the llnren, aud the Pashas them
selves seem determined To manage matters with
less 81 European assistance than heretofore, and
diplomacy Is loud in its invcctives against Palace
concIaves aud Palace intrigues forgetul that it
formerly mnde use of these very means, aud now
Ia only indignant because they are turned against
itsct.
'rhe recent demonstrations of France and Eng
lnnd have awakened fierce, inpatient, foverish
excitement throughout Italy.
The Oesterreichisrhe Correspondent contains
an "r',cI" IN reintnt'"n "t til" assertion OF the
fr'hch organs ol the press,'hn' Austria - bound
by treaty immediately 10 withdraw her troops
from the Dnnuhien principaties.
letter from Naples OF the I'D of October,
gnNA.-lIis Maize ~ Y Wlp IA IA IvaVs nj t,untu IL
stu firm N his resolution t" set every one at de.
hanc'' II WE may judge from Appearances. All
his time - spent entirely between drilling review
,9s""u P'es ing ,"' 'h' .nl'rress'"h e ine saints.
- ms "'',' u "'N'n u ms ,"'E'St steamers az
''''u' una ''''' nno eo'u'''S arr constantly
'A''''o" III "'aN"S ''9ne" "'sunHs'
IN" London fmtS sayT;-Oi AL the other
Er'ht percentages who went to Moscow aud who
not "n!y performed aha sustained "A great part
WI" "'Rn"s'p"' ',So I'd" una "'"'o Ir'"' "'a''
mol one, rom i'o'd 'fehV'iIe 10 i.aia ward has
{,' broken oiho'n' reserve excepting SIR h'oeft
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y letter from Frankfort oi the l9th OF October,
III '"o t""S'h"'o""' "' iaf'T. Nhys'-onr GUY
s'S.''"'H i'''A'"''o s''n' VI 'N''"o' o''"'y un-
l''"''."' III 'o"7'pu''ee - carry 'nR 'h'" 'A'en-
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governs our ''h''a III '3eetot" oPos,a'ohS,i'r ma
'''hf 'e"'e''' To our he9''"''' Assembly
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pal from the ms" ct Perth Novayon Shh' the
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n'n' WIN 'N'n''"i 10 e''hm"" INTEREST" an" inns
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'ah' P"'' III Tue future history " ANo'
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