Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-15
81 .sGIGlra
FROM ENGLAND.
ipri Sh 1890

| The packet ship Boston. nj Boston, bting'
| Liverpool adyices 10 the 23l aud London IL
| the 22d Fcbruir,. both inclusive From The
Boston Jouinals aud slip forwarded by the
editors of the New York Mercantile lvertiser
we MAKE IN" extracts which follow
On the 10Th. the Chancellor OF the E1che
quer made n general statement in the House o'
Commons OF the reductions which MINISTER'S IN
tend 10 make IN the expenditure of The country
and Of the consequent amount otiaxail0n which
may be expcCtel 10 he rrmilied.-lhe total
sun is about the mI'lion three hundred thou
sand pounds and this IS made up by savings IN
all he departments the Stat. The discus
sion un this srhlrC, was animated, the opposl
lion Contendng tina, The T. lrenChments w"r"
| too small. Al amendment was oil red, that
the army estimales should be merely made loi
three months winch Was rejected ny a malpr'
ity of l32-22J TO 90. Another amendment Ia
decrease the army estimate from &c SIS men
by The reduction Of 5000 men. was nrg'IVed,
l67 TO 81 In the debate the opposition stated
thu The force kept np IN the Canhdas WINS
much too large aud that if The Colonial Go
vernment was we'll administered, the colony
conld depend on The militia for ample protec-
ion They called upon Ministers 10 look to
the l.. states where the whole sianding army
did moi exceed 5000 men, scattered over an
extent of country equal IN size TO nearly The
VII ole Of Europe aud where reliance was l'la
ced, II. cases of necessity, ON n well organz "a
aud discplne militia. In answer, Tie Secfr-
tary of W ar remai ned that ye"v lIule reliance
could be placed on Colonial miiIta, aud tha'
the force asked for Canada was the sam MS
voted ior IN 1874, notwithstanding the lhpot'
lance Of the country had been greatly incrEas
ed. Mr. Secretary Peel had introduced tYo
propositions one TO abolish all ices heretofore
payable by persons on their acqultal or other
discharge from any criminal charge the 9th
rr for an Improvement the administration OF
tue laws; aud hr Grant mad given noiIce oi
his intention 10 bring IN blll Tor tue removal
II the csyil disabiiiues OF he Jews.
The case in which Lord Peterborough sough,
for u divorce, ON he ground that Lady r. Lad
committed adultery had been brought before
the Consislory Court and the divorce granted
There was NJ defence ON the part OF her lady
ship.
Paris papers of Feb 81, contain a variety OF
details respecting the expedition against Al
glers. All the preparations ordered by the GO
veinment nj Toulon are punctually axecuted.
Arraug ements had been made to receive SO 0OU
men TO quarter them from MaTseilles TO Antilles
The material engineering part was TO he or
eanlzed at Lyons. II continues 10 be affirmed
that the Pacha oil Egypt is 10 furnish great
part OF the land iotcrs. DespA' ches had been
sent 10 Alexandria TO req ,esI the Pacha 10 tuI-
n,sh body OF 10000 cavalry, aud 10 place II
under the command of his ibrahlm.
Much alarm has been excited in Edinburgh
by the sudden lines oil Sir Walter SCOT. We
nave the glaufcstion to Learn that his ply 81,
Cans aIe sanguIue of his recovery