Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-06
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~rw-.
BY TIE STEAMER ASIA.


| man powers of its intention ~ erect foriihoailons
between Strasburg and Kehl. n an offset to the
fortified bridge projected on the Rhine at Co"gne'
The notice has been met by protest on the par'
of some Of the German powers, asserting ihat
there is no parallel in the cases. both banks OF
the river at Cologne belonging To- the same power
while at Kehl one bank belongs 10 France ana
the other to the Duchy Of Baden, Of which power
France can entertain no apprehension.
1t will be remembered that the newspapers de-
scribed the Emperor return IRON Biarz a. nj
most secret. and accompanied by great precan
ton for his personal safety. To disproye this We
presume. as well a. To silence reports about at
tempi- to assassinate him the Emperor on the
| 18th instant, on his way from st. Cloud TO ST.
/ Msur. On horseback and considerably in advance
! of his guard, rode slowly through the Faubourg
ST. Antoine. This WAS done at the workmcn's
! dinner hour. and the Emperor passed directly
| through tho crowd, by whom he was we'll and
loyalty received aud greeted his return from
81. Manr he re passed through the same locality.
There was an expectation that some classes OF
thu workmen of Pars-plasterers aud wharf la
borers principally would strike for higher wa
ges.
On the I4th instant. the Princess MnthiIde.
daughter Of Prince CHARLES B1napnrte. mar.
ried in the chapel of the fuiere 10 Count Louis
de Camberces
ALGERIA.
The Monitieur of October 10Th publishers des-
patch from Marshal Random Governor General
of Algeria. After stating that the Kabyes OF the
Benz. Boughredan had made their submission and
that those of the Benz hou- Addon were about 10
do so, the despatch gives nm account OF opera
tons against the Benz ID ouala, the insiigators OF
the movement Of resistance To the French.
The attack upon the villages of this tribe was
made on the 9Th. and confined on the 9Th Of DC
tobcr The loss Of the French was nine killed
including two officers and b wounded, including
two officers; that of the kabyles is reported ms
considerable
The results obtained by these combats tsay.,
the despatoh) decided the Benz Mahmond neigh
borr of the Benz Douala to tender terms OF sub
s,ion; which granted. This puts an end
10 the Instruction, which under the Influence If
Fl lIadi Amar. threatened at the end of Septem.
Der II assume serious proportions.
The next move was to be on llzi onzpn.
SPAIN.
In addition to the members of the Cabinet mp
pointed by Narvaex. reported by the last steam
Senior Afguees has been made Director Con
etnl nf the Colonies, and Senior Leopold Cento un-
der Secretary Of Sta,e.
The desamo rtisement Of church property had
been suspended, md all sales under it nnnulled
The e0Hcordat is re- established
The Governors Corunna. Culdad Real, Popte
Ycdra Alicante, Toledo aud Cordoya had been
removed from office.
The railway concession from Madrid tn Bay
onnc had been definitely assigned 10 NJ. percire.
MADRID, Oct. II. Royal DEGREES hive been
issued. refusing the supplementary net of III"
constitutional establishing regime in the palace
aud the right Of The Episcopal faculty Ia confer
holy orders In pursuance II tho coucnrdai The
profession and noycinte OF women IN converts -
al the same time authorized
FRANCE AND AUSTRIA,
The Austrian Gnzcttc confirms the statement
of the Ost Deuiohe Post that the French Gov
eminent has sent to that IF Austrn n note de
mnndtng IN ncrrmptofy terms the withdrawal of
lis troops from the Dnnublnn ptincipatirs
Yesterday Baron Iubner returned 10 his post
AT Paris
The Spanish Government has conceded 10
British Consuls The right To administer the effects
of British subjects dying interstate IN SPAN.
PRUSSIA.
The opening Of the conference of the Prussian
Protestant Church is fixed for November 81,
The meeting will be held in the royal castle nj
Berlin, with NJ. Won Runmer r"ynl commits
sioner, presiding. The object of the o"ner"nc"
| j. Ia decide propositions To he referred to
other conference composed of ecclesinstics and
| lHymcn with the intention Of organizing the
| Evangelical Church of Prussia.
rhe bankers of I.eipsic aud Brerlau have
bound themselves not 10 send silver abroad, and
similar decision is expected at Berlin.
SWEDEN.
The scarcity of silver was much felt in Swo
den and a monetary crisis was unprecedented IN
consequence.
Mr. Grove, the English vice consul was un.
der II charge of having induced Swedish soldier
10 desert and enlist in the service of the llndson's
| Bay Company
Official announcement is made Of the betrotll
of Prince Oscar, Youngest son OF the king, To he
Princess Sophia Whelmine Marianne lIenrite
of Nassau
| The new law for the regulation of public schools
is Published 1t sanctions many improvements
on the old system aud places all schools an
der the unconditional superintondenoe Of the
church.
DENMARK.
\ new Ministry had not been formed, but il
was anticipated that the former Minister of FL
nance, Herr Andrea, who resigned because OPP
| posed to the proposed settlement of the Sound
an1 transit dues, would now return 10 office, and
a speedy organization of the Ministry would fol.
| low.
Austria refuses to pay the dues levied for the
| maintenance of the lighthouse at the Suinn mouth
! of The Danube, ON the ground That She was not
consulted respecting its establishment
TURKEY.
Cnnstantinople dates are To the 9th inst. \
ministerial crisis expected and Bcdsehd
Pasha was looked upon AS the future vizier. A
hrmnn had been published touching the "national
representation" in the Prncipallles but IT makes
no mention Of the union of Moldava aud Wnla-
CHA. The Porte has invited the ambassadors to
n meeting preparatory 10 the ounvoeaton of the
Divan on the subject Of the reorganization Of the
! Prncpalities.
Anecdoie OF Audubon.
Returning from Philadelphia, after absence
of several months, absorbed in tina newly found
delights of home, he failed to inquire the fate IF
a certain wooden box, which. before his drp0r-
! l. t.,h u, tha lotty