Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-01
THE NOVA oCUIlAN AT PORTLAND.
FoURDAYs LATER FROM EUROPE.

The Peace Congress Increased Doubt as
to its Meeting The British Press Oh tho
prtcidc:.l, NJ e5sagC The United StateS
CHINA Treaty Enforced.
PunrAAND, .january .S.--rhe steamship Nova
Seolim,. lvn ir,crrooi llIh, VIA Queenstown,
l-th iuatanl has alrISei.
IHE CONGRESS,
The pu'is dispatch says it was becoming every
day more ,t.uUa,ui whether the Congress would
assemble aud lhs Paris correspondent "t tho
Lon lun Tine, .lys the chances Il the Congress
mcrtu: Wc,c It t.e mast shai"wy KIND.
\ French journal, the Ornone Rationale,
which was Supposed To speak vita some Authority
believe. thai II LAZY decided for the annexation
o the Norh All centre Of the ltaliau prninsalar,
England would gladly accept the combination,
Nhiir Frame rould accept 1t mith stiii greater
ea.cr'ic,o Un condition that savoy aud Nice ,hanld
hr restored 1, her. O.ini"nc does not antlci pa;e
TIA; the cabinet # Turin would oAircl, aud alter
Arguing HAT l.elthor Austrln, RUSSIA nar Prussia
has the p,aer, VIII or right to interfere, says Is
a>sulci toat tt'is combination is seriously enter
t..lueI i'y toe governments Of London anl Paris.
GREAT BRITAIN.
The funeral al Lorl MacauIny took place ut
Westminster .Nhhny ON The 9th instant.
Eau CMrcudnn had made speech highly eulo
gs;ir Vi tie volunteer rifle movement. lie de-
Glazed that the invvenen,, although III It's Infancy
had f. IGtod = most saIutary effect Throughout
re,,Itt Iuya,Iln i,npossihic.
An el"cion at Residing Ind arsultel in the
choice Il anot1.cr Jew, Mr.. Gp.dsmidl Us member
Of Parliament.
In the lu,, city article it is remarked that
the Presidents recommendation that military
totcc 10 miioycl against NJ Aico, cxerci ed no
SUSTAINED influence Mexican stick. owing 10
the knowledge that the matter does not rest in
any degree GA the viii IT the President.
Tie Manchester Guardian doe. not anprnyc of
the manner in which the President has teated
The San Juan dispute. 1t thinks he ought to have
explicitly l,sappr",eI Il llarney's proceeding
although it ,cGa,G5 the praise accorded II the
British admiral. as by implication, II most severe
censure OF Harvey.
Otlief prominent provincial journals somewhat
qualify the praise they accord the document.
The LDnduu llcrald's city article remarks that
the message IN the financial asucct was not re-.
garded Us of hopeful character, especially in ro
ference to any delciancy which might lead to an
increase IN import duties.
FRANCE.
Lord Cowlcy had returned 10 Paris.
The patre saws his mission TO London was tru-
" one of Importance. lie i, represented by one
authority to have announced that Count " alew-
skis retirement very maze riallv facilitated rela-
tions between the cabinets Of France aud Eng
land
NJ Yhuuvcncl, the new foreign Minister, was
expected u f"lch Iurls aDuuttie ION.
Count Lullemaud had been appointed charge
de affairs nd luterim at Constantnople. lie WAS
first secretary under NJ Thouvenel.
1t was reported that the Duke do Grammunt
would be removed from Rome to Constantinople
and that Cahrobert would probably go to Rome
~ ambassador. and commander Of the French
troops.
In Paris the appointment Of Mcmahon to the
command OF the army in Italy numbering 10000
men, regarded US 81 IN Of warlike complica
tons. I'D
A chapel 10 connection with the English
church in Paris. alter being opened for two years,
Lad been suddenly closed 10y the French authori-
ties. il was believed on account Of short service
having been given in French for the benefit OF the
children Of BRITISH subjects who DO not Under
stand English.
The Paris CORES ponden. Of the Times says TINT
a company had been formed to carry out NJ Bel
Tvs grant Of the maritime canal Of Nicaragua
The lands being dependent On the canal, which
form a part o the concession which the canal
company had Obtained. Scard Co., propose