Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-13

by the arrival last evening of the racket
ship sylvanus Jenkins, Capt. Allen, from Ii
verpooi whence she sailed IN the ll,h Feb
we have received car regula, files oi London
papers % l3, Liverpool 10 ltih, md Glasgow
aud Greenock OF IAN Feb. all inclusive. The
only news oi Importance hy hi, arrival is in
irish ailairs.--fiola thr Coutnsnt of Europe
or frou, llie Seat of War, We have nothing Of
che least interest
IRELAND
The Catholic Assoc iditoH-Mr Peel has in.
troduced most extraordinary bill for suppress.
sing the Catholic Association in Ireland and il
has been rad twice N ordered to be committed
IN the House ot Commons, by hnaninnu.
consent, We learn from the times Of Feb
1874, that This act ,dniemplaies formally The
Calholic ASSOCIATION alone but it is so famed
US 10 invest lie Lord Lieutenant with mower,
~ disper>e aud pnt down alll bodies VIVA soc.
yer, though ola political character the most
o,positr 10 'hat Of the A ssocla,ion, which msy
sppear iubnlcai 10 the rublic PEACE. from their
tendency 10 produce or proloag the spirit of
iriamph or mort6cario1 un either k,de.
The Aew bill begins win the p,escnt or late
Association, which II severely dcnounces II
next ailudes TO the various shifts aud devices
by which former statutes ot liar intent h.ye
been svaded. AMI gives the Lord Lieutenant
auihoity--hIsi, 10y proclamation 10 prohb, oil
and every meeting he shall deem dangerous
TO the public pence or saiety,"-a power which
applies likewise to all meetings, adjourned, re-
newed, or otherwise continued, under any pre.
tence whatever; secondly 20 dispense such
meetings through the medium Of two Justices
ofthe peace.
The Times gives no credit 10 the ,,tuoy tina,
bill (which is forihconing) VIII redllV remove
the disabilities under which the Roman Ca,ho.
lib abor.
Al present 1t is all conjecture. Ministers
seem 10 have resolved that lhe first .,ep should
be the putting down OF the Catholic 4s,oeiation.
Whether oppressed and nnhapp, Ireland has
any solid ground OF hope, after The manifesto.
lion OF this peremptory opinion, time mus,
show.
by the latest accounts, MIR. O'Coup,U ha i
reached &rocsbuy, The next arrival will
BRING us some interesting intelligence with re-
gard TO tina champion of ireland
ENGLAND.
IL Is stated IN the London Courier that Earl
Grey had acc. pi ed the vacant Cabinet of;ce ri
Lord Priyy Seal, which had been offered IN
the Earl of Wesfmore land and dee lined Mr.
banks Is Understood TO have resigned his nos
as Secretary 20 the Board of Controni.
The following are the average prices OF graf,
day - ' - '"''
Imperial Weekly Average.
Wheat. Ills 8d.-Barlry, 35s sd -O.,s o.
sd.-hye, lis od.-Beans BIS 2,i.-Peas. aa,
Aid. "'' 'o'
Aggregate Average Of the SIX week, which >.
Bulaes duty
tbs lid. 36s Id 23s lid 43, adj 26sIIda,.
Duty on Foreign Corn.
Is Cd. il. 1od los Sd, 5s Oh. COS Cd ID. =,
There is an anxious feeling abroad n, NH.
momcnt. among the Spectators in y,n,n ,.s,,.
ed by the dullness OF the market. for
past, but The evidence OF th. actual s,.,"
supply and demand il so CONTRADICTORY, ,hs
It's difficult. il not Impossible 10 come IN o.,
conclusion respecting their real situation. n (
Certain that any attempt now 10 force larg.
sales, would bring on serious reduction M ~,
prices but the principal factors .ieprpcaie ex
ceedingiy any such occurrence, because ,be
maintain that the wants Of the country reooir,
the importation Of at least million ouart. /,
OF wheat beyond what has slre, div arrived
aad that the consequence. therefore. OF amy a.,
cline at that time, would he 20 check imnor,a
tion, and bring on higher prices il The latte
part OF the spring than wosid other,vis. n, :,
ex'.ted.--From che merchants. however xh,
have been directly engaged IL the ;m,o,,a,;,,.
of grain. we have heard the opinion re- NO a,s.,,.
expressed, ttafthe supply now on lis wav -
shs country is so great, that glut will be m,
Inevitable consequence. 10 this state IN. o,,as
ton pow stands, and rs il Is exciting the ,rss