Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-24


conditions are fulfilled. If that power which pro
vokod hostility faithfully carried out the treaty
then no doubt peace would long be preserved
On Thursday evening. the 9Th inst. the III
rrctors of the Bank of England held n pr"iracted
sitting. in the course of which they deliberately
considered the cxpedienev of making n further
change in the rates of discount, with view I"
arrest the continued outflow of gold to tho cont
nent. The withdrawal of considerable amount
during the last few days and the certainty that
the demand must continue unless it be interrap-
ted by arrivals from Austria, are understood to
have engaged the attention of the Board, and the
resolution to make any change for the present
wns arrived at by majority of only one.
The condition of the Bank OF France had shown
no Improvement.
Admiral Dundas was still at Malta ut last adj
vices, which are To October 3lst
The British Government ndvert>es ut Lloyd
for ship 10 convey some hundreds of emigrauts
To Nova Scotia, being the intention to grant free
passages To laborers and their families to that
Colony.
FRANCE.
Rumors continue of probable modification in
the Ministry. It's said that NJ, de Persgny's
visit to the Emperor is connected with these rn-
mors.
The Emperor continues tho gaetlcs at Com
picngne where his third and last batch of guests
have Just arrived, including the Ministers of Rus.
sia Sweden and Holland aud Marshals Pelissier
and paraguay D'llilliers.
The protracted country entertainments give
offence to the Parisians, and among the placnrd-
surreptitionslv posted on the walls are some
headed lie Rio s'amuse,"
Ii has been rumored for some days bnck in Pa
rS that the French fleet was about to proceed TO
the Black Sea. This. however, is not certain
The fleet may perhaps leave Toulon, but it is
not probable that it will go far. Should II 60 to
the Black Sea, it is difficult to suppose that lis
object could be- co operation with the British
squadron.
The celebrated painter Paul de Roche is dead
He was fifty nine years of age.
SPAIN.
A plan of finance will be laid before the Coun-
ell of Ministers without delay.
Nothing vet Is decided as to tho creation
of Ministry of Colonies.
The Espana, a ministerial paper, decres the
Anglo French alliance, and recommends the
alliance of Spain with the Northern powers.
1t was said that tho dispatches received by
the Government from Rome represented that
the negotiations about to be entered into with the
Holy See, would be conducted in friendly spr
it by the latter.
The law of the Press requiring a heavy depns
il rs surety money from Editor, is re estab -h-
ed.
A meeting of political notabilites had been
held in the house of General PfIm, Tor the pur-
pose If organizing the Progressista Party
The RESULT not yet known
ITALY.
Regarding the Nonpolitan difficulties, we have
nothing more definite than the following from the
Paris Patrir: The Ncnpoljtan differences II we
may believe the reports ofthe Belgian journals,
are on the point Of entering on better phase;
and although the King of Naples ha,, it is snid,
ordered hi, representatives in France ind Eng
land Ia demand their passport. as soon IA they
should be informed of the rctnrn of Baron Bre-
nipr and Mr. Perie il is thought that AN arrange.
mont will be- come to through the Russian Mn
i,tor at Naples. We shall soon know what we
mnY expect on this subject for manifesto from
tine Neapolitnn Government i every day expect
ed and il that document should no, be of con
ciliatory character it j. probable that the Nca.
politan Envoy- viii take thcir passports"
GEKNANY.
The declaration of th Committee of the Ger
manic Diet, appointed 10 consider the affair e
Neufchatel amonnt. 10 this Tho Committee
recommends the Diet 10 recognize the right 10
the principality AS conferred on the King Of
Prussia by the Treaties Of 1918 and the Procto
col Of London in 1852 Nothing is determined
concerning the modification. which that right has
und, rgonr since lSlJ. in Consequence of the sue
cpssiye proceedings the Pm, sian Government
particularly in 1890 and in lSis. This can only
bp decided by a Congress
PRUSSIA.
Letters say that the relations between France
and Prussia are becoming closer, there being talk
Of but two policies that of France, Russia and
Prussia, against England AMI Austriu. Such
talk however. is IF little value.
It's also said that new treaty of commerce
is settled between Russia and PRUSSIA, with a
view to international railway communications
Private statements say that Prussia agrees
with France aud Rus,in, in requiring that the
Au,teians shall eyaeuaie the Danubian Principal.
itjps and the English fleet Ieayc the Black Sea