Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-01
cBY YESTERDAYS MAILS
ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS

We have The following additional fnreign ,.w.
per the Araha. with dates from I.iyernool IN tho
| 18th lust:
GREAT BRITAIN.
| IN fafhtment several items of minor interest
nave transpired. A committee of the House of
| Lords have recommended that all executions
henoeforih should take place within the ;aii n.a
! clncts, rs in the United States; but no in,orfer
epee is contemplated with the usages of cnni,al
pnnishmentin British North America or Aos,ra.
The Decimal Coin Committee will not ,enor,
during the present session of Parliament.
Secretary l-abouchere states that the govern
| 'nent has advices from the Cape of Good Hope to
the LIST of May, and that the home government
had sent out troops to prevent the apprehende1
Catfre rebellion.
On the 10Th inst. the Queen reviewed II 600
Crlmean troops at Odershott camp
The Queen has granted five wears exclusive
privilege to Messrs. Lord, linsdor & Henshaw
OF Liverpool to sell guano on three islands off
the south coast of Arabia, recently eedod by the
lmaum of Muscat
An explosion occurred at Cymmer coal mine
near Cardiff, and | 10 men were killed
The trial of William Dove. for poisoning by
means OF strychnine, was going on at York, and
| excited attention second only to the Palmer trin
John Frost, the Chartist exile, had rnioined his
| family, residing near Bristol
The Royal Agricultural Society of England
was in session at Chelmsford
Professor Frazier is elected to the Chair of
Logic in Edinburgh University.
SPAIN.
| CIVIL WAR THROUGHOUT TIE COUNTRY.
! a formidable Instruction had broken out ia
Spain. The imbroglo began by the opposition
compelling Espartero aud the Ministry to resign.
and the appointment "ta new Ministry, composed
of ODonnell, as Minister If War; Dpaz Foreign
Afalrs Cantero, Finance; Rossas, Interior; l..
uz''a.a, Justice; Ollado. Public Works Espar.
tero was supposed TO have left Madrid-at least
It was not known wLere he was Immediately on
til" new appointments nsurrection broke out in
Madrid, and the National Guards assisted the
citizens IN erecting harricades and beng attacked
by the troops. fighting ensued in the streets fo,
twenty-four hours. with much loss on both sides
On Tuesday, the 10TH, al 4 o'clock, p. NJ, sus-
pension of hostties was agreed to until o'clock
to allow the insurgents 10 make their submission
At the expiration of this time fighting seems to
have been resumed, for most of the accounts we
have are government dispatc hes, dated at Mad.
rid. q O'clock Z. NJ, ON the 10th, stating that the
instruction was suppressed. excepting a few ban
dts-one under the command of Pacheta, the
ceis hrnted bali fighter. The Queen presented
herself to the combatants, and a government dis.
Plfh suyS Sne was respectfully received, nut
other statements say that the insurgents pro-
caimeda republic. Gen Infante. President of
the Cortes. commands the instruction. Gen.
bD"nnell hns appointed new municipality 10
Madrid. and has declared all Spain in n state of
seige. He is acting with vgor, but Paris dis
patches say that the French government do not
believe in bis remaining master Of the situation.
O'Donnell, by decree. dlssolvos tho National
Guard aud calls on them to deliver up their arms.
Coz Infa al tI,a tba
les, but O'Donnell caused them to be dispersed
Another account says that the Qnecn appeared
on the Piazza in tears, and bnsought the com
hatants to cease, and thatit owing to hen
interces sion the armistice of one hour agreed
to. Gen. O'Donnels dispatch says. he hopes
to suppress the insurrection. from which it Is
surmised that the revolt is yet unqueled.
The revolt had broken out at Saragossa, and
all Aragen was more or less in inslrrection-
Fears were entertained of an outbreak at Barco-
Iona.
THE LATEST.
PARIS. Saturday, July l9-6 p M.-There is
later intelligence from Madrid.
La Patrie says -
The report of movement at Saragossn is con
firmed. 1t is asserted that Gen. falcon who
comma nded the place and who was formerly aid
de camp of E-parero, made his pronunclamento
with the concurrence of part of the inhabitants.
but according to private intelligence he was not
followed by the troops, who on the contrary re-
tired to the heights and castle which command
Seragossa.
A later telegrnphc message from the Captain
General at Catalonia, dated the 18th. states that
all was tranquil in that Principally
The Paris correspondent, OF the DAILY News oil
Thursday evening, says:-
learn from reliable source that the French
government has already giyen orders for the ior-
nation Of an army of observations on tho Span.
ish frontier.
MADRID, July 10, Is56.-At eight O'Clock this
morr rug. the instruction was overcome on all
points. General Concha obtained possession OF
the Toledo Gate. As some of the Insurgents
still held the Plaza Seyaldo, measures were ia
ken to attack them. The various bodies of tho
lower orders were commanded by Paeheta. At
ten o'clock the last remains of the insurgents
dispersed throughout the city, were anulhlla'ed-
pacheta was killed Twelve pieces of artillery
were in possession Of the insurgents at the Plaza
Setaldo. The Queen visited the Wounded
Happily, the victims were not numerous. Inc
government has been admirably supported. The
disarming of the National Guard is actively car
ried on and the thoroue hfare is re -estabIshed.
All tranquil in the Province, except at Sara
gos>a.
MADRID, July l7.-To- day order is complete
" re established at Madrid The Queen, ac-
conpanied by the King and by Marshal O'Don-
neil. has inst reviewed the garrison troops, anu
the people received their Majesties and the Mar
shall with enthusiasm To morrow will take place
the solemn burial of soldiers who have died elo-
riously in defending the throne and order. The
twelve pieces of cannon posted on the Plaza Sc
Waldo, were captured by the royal troops after
several hours fighting
The London Daily News publishes the follow
ing dispatch from its Paris correspondent dated
Madrid Thursday:
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