Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-04
Additional Foreign News, by the Steamer
America.

AHCT1cH.
We give the following news, by tho steamer
America, in addition 10 cur Geographic report in
yeserdays paper:
lo>nnN. saturday Evening .-Consols closed
today Mt 95la96s Tor money. and $50 for uc
count.
NJ Nicmanic is publishing Mt Paris rnmph
let advocating tho Territorial rights OF the Pope
1t Is rumorrl that II ma ioritv of the French
Bishops have expressed themselves ms ready to
launch into the public discussion Of the qucsllons
involved III the present state of affairs, but Rome
he-iintes to give the signal.
1t Is fully believed ut Vienna that the govern
meut intends to interfere openly and actively in
Central Italy. IN favor If the cxilel Dukes and
tn pafnl government The pastoral OF the Arch
bishop. published in tho Wclmar Zcituns. con-
firms thus fnr.
The luvcrs announces that the bishop of Pc
rnga Is about II publish nmphlct IN nnsw rr To
thu ftench pamphlet, Tho Pope and the Con
gross.
|, i rumorcl in English military circles in
England that the government will dsbal,d the
military carly in the spring
rAGIs, Saturday Evening The Paws intmates
that tic state ct affairs Is daily improving nnt
only III the relations ot the . lvcrumcnt with
lsome, but ais with England, which arc daily be-
coming more intimate
The hourse closed flat to-day. The rentcs de-
cliucd J.
The Jenna Gazette publishes an imper,n de.
cree allowing 10 the testimony of Jews the same
value NJ thnt OF Christians. The measure is CON
suffered preliminary h. according o them fall CIV
IL aud ruitical rights
The Diet # Denmark has decided by a large
majority, the second reading of bill scnaratin.
the church and state.
II Is now known that Lord Cowley's miasiou to
London was I" resume the negotiations between
England and France. which were interruptcl hy
Count Walew,hi. The basis Of these ucrot,a.
/ tlous WAS the principle OF non-nteryenton ia the
affairs ct Central Italy. France, in adopting the
same basis. is DESTROYS that the whole of Europe
should give n formal adhesion to that princiulr
/ W lth thls view, Lord tnwlcy was solicit d to
sound the feelings of the British government AS
/ to the alvsablity of addressing collective note
t. the European cabinets in which note an in
fraction ct the principle of non-intery cntion wns
/ To b" cons lercl cas,,S beHi
The BRUSH Cabinet While expressing a reoli-
mes I" support the principle Gt non-intcrvention
either ut tho Congress "r IN communications with
f'rcign powers, pointed out the imnossibity If
plrdgng withoutth consent Of Parliament T., a
course ct policy which involve the possibility of
hostiht'es. Iheteeling in northern courts rave
rise to some fears that Europe would not tacitly
submit t" ~ threatening an intmaton which
also implied the adoption of principles opposed
to the independence of every State which posses
~: tlc 'lSlt I" FORMING snch Alliances as it NAV
think proper Mt Its own risk peril
The British cabinet having thus declined tho
Propositions the question ct an early meeting of
Cuugress is again revived.
There is doubtful rumor that Australia has
invited Russia and Prussia to form an alliance far
the defence OF the Legitimate rights of monarchs.
reports were current IN Paris that mn agree
ment had been made between England and
France for the reciprocal imports of COAL iron an d
wines.
The Paris correspondent of the London Post
says the Papal Nuncio has said that the Pope
will give up Romagna provided the rest Of his do
minions he secured to him.
ally.
Oen VI ntan'an, the commanders in chi eff of the
rren Oh expedition against China, had embarked
from Marseillps
stormy meeting Of the Great Eastern Steam
ship Company had taken place in London.