Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-22

There had been some fioung m opi'aihei III r.
mong the silk weavefs, many looms oau oeeh
attack ed and destroyed, and immense Hoos
cont,nued 10 parade the streets untiI tue yin oi
NAV. when il was announced that the masters
had agreed to restore the prices oil 1879 aceor
ding 10 the demand OF the workmen. Inc
streets were thronged on this oceas'oh WIN
weavers, their wives aud families, VINO rent Tue
air with huzzas and acelamations on me
salne day there were disturbances at stockport
A large crowd assc embed, resisting the attempts
Of the mag i.rates aud police officers to disperse
them, and finally yielded only 10 The military.
After this down 10 the 18th there had been ho
! further breaches Of the peace.
The London Morning Herald OF The 10Th ult.
contains the following
4" II is reported in the city that GOODNESS
has arisen between q certain iustrious person.
age and the Duke of Wellington, on the sub
+ iect OF the Russian and Turkish war. Ills
Grace, il is said wishes 10 put stop TO Inc am
bilious projects OF the Gar, and that he has
proposed in the first instance, firmly 10 remon-
strate with Nicholas and. If that should fsil,
TO declare war against him-to neither oil these
propositions, II IS asserted, the llustrioIS per-
sonage alluded Ia will agree. That, in short
he has determined neither 10 declare war a
| gainsl the Emperor, nor 10 risk one by any de-
cided remembrance, For our part, we do not
believe this story.
The London Mornne Journal of the 10Th. in
reply 10 the above, says - We have the We
~ highest authority for saying that the state
ment of a GOODNESS betw 'eo An llustrious per
son and the Minister of the Crown, which we
published several days ago was substantially
correct. The Minister To which we aiiude has
had no private conference with III. King, since
1 At. Ia. IN fhn
Marquis of Ane eseas defence were made pub
lie. 1 csc expressions have as they merited,
given serious offence.
They were directly levelled at the Sovereign
at that Sovereign who is sou of George the
Tbird-aRd who can yindicste his dignity, as
he oughi TO do, even at the sacrifice OF private
partiality The Duke OF Wellington cannot
long be Premier, and ms for Mr. Peel, his retire
ment is settled. We wish all peace and every
happiness in those shades where neither the
smiles of the court nor the reproathes OF the
people, can penetrate his annoyance
kean has appeared again on the stage.
Walter SCOTS new novel, Ann of G,erstein,
was to he published on the Old Of May. The
English papers contain some extracts from the
work.
A letter from St. Petersburgh of the Goth of
April. in relation 10 the late assassination OF the
Russian Minister and the officers at Ieheran,
says. that there is every reason 10 believe the
Persian government had no part in it, and that
il offers the IN Isl complete satisia ction that the
case will admit Of. A person 10 the confidence
OF Abbez MIRA has been sent to Gen. Paske
witch at Tells, TO make the necessary explana
tons, and one OF his sons will soon follow on a
similar mission.
Letters from Semlin of the olst April State
that no sooner did Re schid Pacha the new
grand viZier, arrive at Shumla, than lie ''es
patched Hussein Pacla with a corps upon Var
ma. The operations of Hussein will be- support
ed by the grand vizier, who will advance by
the Bazardjtck roads. Daring this time the
garrIsons Of S llislrIa and Guigeyo are 10 make
rigorous critics. The Turks expect this man.
Huvre will drive back the Russians upon the
lett bank of the Danube. The Sultan has sent
Ulcers of the new Turk sh staff into all ibe
tnrtresses, 10 be at the disposal of The com
mandeTs.
Letters from Bucharest Of The 18th April,
allege that the Turkish troops recently arrived
on the Danube, from Asia, had brought with
them the plague, and that the Russlans, alarm M
ed at the intelligence, have partially rrtreated,
and taken various sanitary precautions. Verify
al this rate, the Russians are in 40 enviabie
situation Their blockade is Imperative
there provisions are scanty-their plans are
frustrated, and the enemy has brought disease
into their camp.
French papers state that the Turkish garri.
son at Missolonghi had offered to capiulate.
Advices from Constantinople to the 18Th OF
April, say, that the Sultan has re-eStablished
the free trade in cora and the capital ia now
well supplied.
An article. under the head of Semlin, April
10Th, spealSsaef revefses, rs we'll as indecisi9Ln
and expresse sselS great deal Of surf rise, tnt
considering the many and muderous all Isl
that already had taken p ace, official bul e.
tin had made its appearance esXet.
q, e, E. E; e: :'; !: ny d; L"
iun 'isstoas ~ Lords. !: Ia.As Lord Go.
derich presented petition ifa7f5th- inhahi;
tan'S Of IpRer Canada, complaining o 7
great nnmber of grievances under winch Lice
had labored for series of years The SDIke
OF Wellington said he had seen the pc itsAsS
and having had in his hHnds for Il consid.ra.
bic time copy OF the petition that was pre-
sented TO his Majesty, be felt it necessar, I,
say there was bat little in the peri,inn thai
could be carried into execution by the govern
ment or parliament. Many of the measure,
alluded Oby the petitioners could he carried
INTO execution oy 'he colonlo parliament it's
elf and the expedIenc, ofths adoption Of 9th.
ers OF them could not bnt be deubted
HOUSE OF COMMONS, NAV Is.
The Speaker having taken the chair ,enauir.
ed whether there was any Member to be
sworn.
Mr. o'Connell, with Lord Duncanon on
his right and Lord Ebrineton on his left
hand, to introduce him in the customary forms
forthwith passed the Bar of the House. and
proceeded towards the table.
Mr.. Ley, the ChiefClerk of the House, the n
left his seat, proceeded TO the lower end Of the
table, and there met Mr. O'Conneii. Mr. o..
Council banded in the certificate from The Com
missioners of the Lord High Steward, his re.
turn, and his qualification
The Clerk, having examined these documents
and found that they were all perfectly correct.
Immediately opened the large box, in which
are various official FORMS &c. and to ok on, The
old oaths affixed to paseboards aud handed
hon 10 Mr. .an