Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-26
LATEST NEWS.
Foreign News by the Persia.
DEFEAT OF TIE BRIrIsn MINISTRY
MrriNY OF THE IRISH MrIlrI.

ne division upon the Appellate Jurisdiction
BIli is regarded. both in Westminster and ia,
CITY, as one OF the severest cas,igations which !.
ministry has ever received.
After an absence of nearly two years and
hall, during which they have had an annie ex.
rerience OF the perils and vcssitudes of war the
Royal Guards had returned TO London and were
received with such display of popular enthusi.
asm as has seldom, if ever, been .tnessed.
a grand review took place at Aldershott. The
"hoie "f The Criinenn regiments were under arms
at an early hour, and marched direct to the r.
view ground on Aldershott common where tho
main body of all the troops were drawn up ii d,
line, under tho ridge ofhills which skirt this pa,-
ton OF the field. immediately in front Of the line
the officers of each regiment, with a certain nnn-
Der Of privates selected from amongst the oldest
and most gallant men in each in regiment f,,r,ne,
IN square from the upper centre of which her
majesty addressed them in the following terms:
"Otficers, non commissioned officers and sol
diers.-l wish personally 10 convey, through yuu
to the regiments assembled here this day, nv
hearty welcome your return to England in
health and full efficiency. Say 10 them that lhnye.
watched anxiously the difficulties and hard.
ships which they have 81 nohly borne that have.
mourned with deep sorrow for the brave men who
have fallen for their country: and that have felt
proud Of that valor which. with their gallant al
lies. they have displayed on every field, thank
God that your dangers areover, whilst the glory
of your deeds remains But know, that, should
your services be again required. you will be AMI.
mated with the same devotion which in the Cr-
mea has rendered you invincible"
The Queen spoke from open carriage. She,
was IN riding habit, and wore n round hat
MUTiNY OF THE 'rIPpERARy MILITIA.
A riot has taken place in the North Tpperary
Militia, at Nenagh. Major General Sir j. W
Chatterton, commanding the Cork district. dis
patched large body of troops on tho line from
Limerick to quell the mutiny On Tuesday even
ing $50 men from different regiments arrived in
Nenagh, and being admitted into the barracks
without opposition demanded Of the militia to give
up their arms, which they refused Some firing
occurred outside. and during the ARRAY some five
or six OF the regulars were wounded and one Kill
led. A civilian was shot dead. The military ri
oters were. however, taken prisoners, having he'd
three killed and eight wounded. The cause Of the
munitv appears TO be that the men peremptoriiy
refused to give up their clothing and arms prey
Gus to their disembodiment, and then attacked
their officers and committed other outrages.
A dispatch from Dublin, dated Thursday. tn o
10Th, says:-1he mutiny at Nena yh had bee u
quelled, and inquests were held on four persor
killed. Eight were wounded. A large numb'
Of prisoners have been taken. The jury retur l.
ed verdict That the deceased came to the ir
deaths in consequence of guushot wounds infi -,
the death of the soldier Curley, of the 4lst Reg
ment, was caused by soldier of the North II p
pc AIRY Militia"
A second edition of the Limerick Reportor.d i
ted Wednesday night, contains the fullowi. &
particulars: 1.-The town is quiet to-day. II Is
said that the Militia who were taken with arms
their hands last night, will be tried by the CT, il
power. A great many deserted last nigh v;akir
their arms and appointments with them. II -
firn at M La nio in 81 ia
rife. 1t there all the damage was done.-
The number of Militia wounded in barrack is sil.
audit is supposed many Of those who went away
are wounded. Eight OF ten soldiers of the line
are wounded. In the case of Peter Gibbons who
was shot by one of the 55th Regiment, the jury
returned the following verdict; Deceased cam"
to his death by the effects Of gunshot wound in
hicted by soldier ofthe 5jth Regiments; that
such firing was unjustifable, and that the rooT
might have used more discretion in firing I'M
the house of respectable man, having fired tan
rounds into deceased's house"
CELEBRATION OF THE Arm OF july
On Friday, the 4th inst, a sumptuous Dime
was given by Mr.. Peabody at the Star and Ga,
ter, Richmond, to upwards of 100 Anericansan
q few English gentlemen, in commemoratlon Of
the S0h anniversary of the declaration of III
independence of tho United States. The grand
dining hall was fitted up for the occasion with tia
busts of the Queen and of Washington; the Anne
rican eagle the standards of England and OF lib
Unite States and other appropriate decorations
Mr.. Peabody took the chair shortly after %
clock supported on the right by the American
Minister, Mr.. Dallas.
Two cups one Of the British and tho other Of
American oak were used in drinking the toasts
Speeches were made by Mr.. Peabody, Mr.. BAL
las Sir VIM. p. Brown and others.
Mr. WIN. Smith O'Brien arrived Mt the She
bourpe Hotel Dublin on the Sth
FRANCE.
The Senate has adopted the Scnafus Consultuin
on the Regency. presented by the government
A telegrnphc despatch announces the cor /
pleto evacuation of the Crmea b. the frent II
on the 9Th and says that Marshal Peiissier er
bai ked that day in the Roland for France.
II appears by the Monteur that 1t is not true
that the Emperor is to have an interview with the
Emperor of Austria in Switzerland. or on her
frontiers.
NJ. Fourtoul. minister of public instruction, is
dead
The directors and workmen Of the State quar-
ries of Trelace near Anglers, which suffered so
much in the recent inundaton, have,i appears
resolved to erect monument to commemorate
the visit that the Emperor made them. These
workmen were formerly red hot socialists and
only last year got up an instruction against the
government.
GREECE.
The precise object of the visit of the King OF
Greece to Germany has given rise to much speco-
lation. II is said that his Majesty has gone Their
for nothing less than to see whether he canno
efIe ct his ahdca,ion without injury to the design
of his good friends, Austria Russia and Bavaria
But though he is willing. and even anxious to
subside into private life, his august spouse VINO
is more king than he, has sent people with him 10
beg and pray that his abdicailon may on no ac-
count. be accepted.
ITALY.
At Milan, bodies of cavalry and artillery has
traycrsed that city and moved in the direction OF
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