Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-11
FRANCE.
Prince Poniatowski had quilted Italy for Biaf-

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Lord Cowley had not gone to Biarrits, -
was expected, and II was thought he would not
go.
Tho Paris correspondent Of the London Herald
regards the scheme Of placing Belgian prince on
tho Tuscan throne ns u ridiculous cdndrd.
The London Times Paris correspondent again
draws attention to tho great activity In the French
dockyards, and states thnt he has been insured
there now building. under orders TO be built
20 ships OF the line-l0 Of the very largest sise,
and tho others Of inferior calbre, but all strictly
fighting ships, stcol plated and provided with iron
beaks or prows.
Numerous exiles had arrived at Marsailles, the
amnesty including Blaneui and Boiobat. "a
The Council General OF the Moselo hns reques.
ted permission to cultivate aud manu- facturc tobac-
co there.
The Sandman government, has addressed a cir
cular to tho great Powers, denying tho reported
cession Of Savoy TO France, aud declaring such
rumors TO bo entirely void Of foundation.
The Sandman government Ia also said to have
protested to tho great Powers ngnnst the secret
aid afforded by Austria in recruiting soldiers for
tho Pope.
Evidence was being published to prove that
Parma, under the government Of the Duchies, did
not maintain neutral attitude during tho late
war.
Tho King of Sardinia was most enthusiastically
received on his visit to Pavia, Lodia. &c.
Tho Pope remained in very alarming state,
and Cardinal Antonelli had declared him unfit 10
attend to public affairs.
GERMANY.
A conference had taken place Mt Munich bs.
tween the Ministers for Foreign Affairs for Bava-
ria, Saxony and Wurtenberg, and thcy wore COM
pletely agreed upon tho question Of reform Of the
Diet, Tho question of the Hess Cassel oonstta-
ton is supposed also to have been discussed at the
conference.
Tho Director Of Police at Frankfort has refused
tn sanction the publication Of tho statutes Of tho
National Society. established for tho purpose Of
promul lgating tho reform Of tho Dict. The society
thereupon appealed to tho Senate.
HOLLAND.
At the opening of tho Legislative session the
King made speech. in which he said tho project
of law for the emancipation of tho slaves for tho
Dutch West Indian colonies not having bech ad-
opted, modified project would bo presented to the
Chambers.
SWITZERLAND.
The Lausauhe Gazette says that the Minister Of
the United States Mr.. Fay, has presented long
memorial to tho Federal Council, praying IL toin-
tervenc with tho cantons which have preserved In
their laws restrictive or intolerant measures n
ganst the Vnitod States, in order to obtain mod
ifcaton Of the samc.
SPAIN
The report that General Serrano had been ap-
pointed to the Captain Generally Of Cuba is fully
confirmed.
1t wns thought probable that tho dcmonstrn-
tons made by Spain ngninst tho Moors would SUI
fee to procure concessions and guarantees for the
future. ard thut il will not bo necessary to carry
out the projected expedition.
1t reported that Eng land had offered her media
ton in the case.
The is nothing additional us to the conspiracy
against the Sultan, tho muil adyices only roach
ing to the l4th.
Fresh drafts of troops had been sent to Crcta.
Amicablo relations were established between
Turkey and Persia
Matters in Gambia were assuming n serious as
pect, and numerous troops had been sent there.
CIRCAssIA.
Schnmyl was betrayed aud delivered prisoner
to the Russians for bribe of six millions of rou
bles.
The Circassians continue u war against Rus
SIN,
RUSSIA.
An imperial ukase orders tho concentration Of
all institutions of credit under the Ministry Of FL
nance Second, the issue Of five per cent bank
note i'll exchange for the present ones In circu,a-
ton, the drawing to take place yearly for thirty
seven years. Third, that all moneys deposited
with the bank arc to be receiv. at two ins1cad Of
three per cent, as formerly. And fourth that the
term OF service in the army ia to be fifteen years,
and in the navy fourteen.
The Latest News
PARIS, Sept. "a. 1859.
The King Of Belgium was to loaye Biarritz last
night for Genoa via Marscilles where it is said he
will confer with several important personages. 1t
is supposed the journey is connected with the
Congress at Brussels.
The report Of the foundation Of tho kingdom uf
Central Italy under the Count Flanders has been
positively Denied
LoNDoN--P. NJ, Sept. "a.
According to the latest accounts at Paris the
treaty between Franco and Cochin China was OK
pected to be signed on the lst of August. The
French Admiral had obtained four important con-
ccssons-yiz: the exercise Of the Christian reli-
gan; treaty Of commerce, the first ever entered
into by Cochin China; the cession to France of the
fine town Of Segan and its territory; and fourth,
recognizing the rights Of the French to the Bay
Of Suron.
The official journal Of Berlin says tho King Of
Prussia has again become worse.
The Economist Beige says that the harvest of
Belgium is far from being satisfactory a. or
pe,od- Tho wheat yell will be only two thirds
Of The average.
The correspondent Of the London Times says
that Cherbourg il about TO be armed com mpetely