Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-30
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,LArIn fHoH ErRppE.---By the George Can.
mug I,ack., ship. I'm Liverpool. We htsr pm.
per, from rm place Of the 2ith. and from hou
don oil lhr % III.
lhe SUCCESS in the Commons Of tho ma.
snre ~ csibvc emancipation, is no longer
doubt vi
Tue division, says the Liverpool Times OF
March oslb. ~ the second rea ling Of the ca
ibol,c Relief u. leaves the snt mics Of Eman-
1haiion silhpnl the smallest chance Of pre-
vsuitng. or materially rrisrding. the passage
efihat meB urr through the Hou.e of COM
mnn. The majoriy on Wednesday night Was
~ great. within eight vJrs, as that on Mr.
peei's 6rl explanation of the Ministerial pnn
70 Parliament Both parties had received a
slight scerssion nfnumbcrs. aud the division
~, n,osi iriumphsnt for the Emsnci Va ion i,ls
353 voting IN invnr ~ the Bill, Hpd l73 agsins,
II, leaving crsr excess VI 1870, As the house
I Jhisins 6t5 members considerably more than
majority VI the shoe have TINS declared IN
f,vor 1.-THE final settlement II iha QUESTION b,
,bs MISE and rtIrc aal measure. Had all the
Dember. ben present, II isbrohaJis that The
SAmc proportion, that is. more 'lan two to
uns, would hmsr suphorted Emancipation.
tive fianchi G IL the lri,h couniics--o33 for the
ON. aud |. against = Shove THAI ihu measure
lisu will pass ,ihonl the least difficulty.
A dnel mad been fought, without biaodshed
between the Duke Of Wellington and Loid Win
chi'sea--fJr HE cause aud particulars whereof
We refer 10 our extracts
The average price Of grain had again fallen
and the ,l,ny ltai in consequence risrn 10. 81.
per quarter Ihr x'sance, too of l-6d IN tip.
land Cotton va only temporary, aud had no,
hem maintsined.
No news uf Interest Is derived from the con.
inent by this ARRIVAL, except that hosiilities
would cel,aiply he resumed between Rus IA aud
Turkey
We fad. with great ,esrai IN the London
Sphynx. the following extract from freneH
paper:
Deplornble nlTrlys have taken piice ~ port
Maroon, between the sailors OF The American
frigate The Java, nnd the sailors OF The French
Pomona and the BIZ tagns. On the evcaing OF
The 10th, NJ. MeSnHrt mdshpmnn OF the
Fauhe, was ciuells assassinaic5 ut the gates OF
the town, 10y some American sailors.
Letters from Rune Of the oath Feb. have
/, arrived The Conclaye Is opened, but all the
Cardinals are moi assetnt.lrd the French Car
dimls were every momrnt expected Those
who will be lhriatesi in iuining the conciayc
are tho Patriarch OF Lisbon an the CARDINAL
Primate Of Hungary.
London. March 23--We received lat night
Brussels Pape,sto the 5isi inst II is said. in
an article from the frontiers OF Russia that the
E.nyraoa win leave 81. peters6urgh on the 18th.
81 My, n. s.. that he Is to be NJ Warsaw unthc
14ih. aud that he is 10 have an interview. with
the King Of PRrssiA on the POLISH irnniiers
We received last night Lisbun Payers TO the
l5,l, March. Don Miguel is continuing his
measures Of severity. The last oljae,s OF his
vengeance are certain Proiessots. n
From the coariey Of Friday Ereains. March 90
Dispatches, dated the 9th Of Jan isry we're
received this morningat the ar9re en- Office,
from Lord S,ranef ford and Ponsonby. a, Rio
Janeiro. They have brought teparileulari OF
the audience granted 10 The Portuguese d.pu
tation by the Emperor ofprazil.
The Portuguese b"Pniaiioa consisted Of the
Conie do Sabdgal and Don antonlo de Mag
athass, who were received by the Emperor OF
Brazil at public audience tie last day Of
pccembrr The Conde addressed n speech to
his Imperial Majesty, depicting the wrec hrd
situation of the country, deprived Of it's lpgili
gate Sovereigo. aud Under tue de.polic sway
of an ,lsurpei.
The Emperor's reply was digoiiel and decis
consult the Interests Of the two nations aud no,
endanger their mutual Independence, which he
VA fully determined 60 naitain, Bat hav,
rtsolved TO act in such a manner AS TO show
the world nv determination to fight for IN,
rights of my dauyh,tr. your Queen. and to en-
ter into no compromise with the usurper Of th,
crown Of Portugal.
Isis supposed tlrat this determination will
ne foliowed by an immediate declaration O
Var against Don Miguel.
Duel beticeea The Duke Of Wellington aud N
Earl Of bfnehiisea--in consequence of ie,t.
written by Lord wlnchil.ea 10 Mr.. Caieridge
Secretary 20 the COMMITTEES for establishin,
tina Kings College. in which his Lordshi,
effected strongly on the conduct Of tho Duk.
ufWeiIiugton,the latter wrote 20 Lord Win rh;l
sea requiring him To make" reparat,onn 10
ohaving thus insui,eda man who had n.vs
injured or offended him" This being decl;ns,
by his Lordship, the Duke, after various Ie,
ters between the parties, finally called uno,
Lord winehilsca " 10 give him thar sa,i,fac
ton Tor his condnci which gentleman I'm
q RICH ito require, and which a geniisms,