Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-13
FOREIGN NEWS.

!" EIGHT DAYS LATER FROM EuROpF
, ..oSn 'asl evening, ouf news sghoon
journal OF Commerce came mp f,om the pa, kot sL
SCUM America. bringing us London pspers
, npt1 Isl and Liverpool 10 Tho end both ,nelus, =,
tcresting. ""' :"
y, Passage # ae hisi Eutoyeiug BH mn
1,'@" y COMMONS Friday, March p9ih
on TIC motion for the thnd reading or ihia Mn
long but not Interesting discussion took nl,co
b,l' TO read third time that day six noutn.t :.
Fielder seconded The amendment
Mr' oConnell, IN opposing the bill, warned tho
| House 1itho consequences OF passing such an act
witch would cxnsperate the Irish people, and be
tho sure means Of ofectins a separation between
England and Ireland for though the original hor.
rors of the bill had been misisa,e5 it wns sulii.
ciehlly atrocious 10 arouse the Indignation of his
countrymen.
Lori Althorp replied Criue he said, was as great
~ ever IN amount life and property insecure M
"hen The blll was first brought in. The honorable
ana learned gentleman MI OConnelD said thu,
,'c waters OF liberty required agitation, but if they
ala require perpetual aeraion~if freedom could
not exist with peace and ofdsr it was not the free.
dom, or the deirion Of tho freedom. which he
had been taught from his youth upwards 10 love.
liirat, near One of the grea, merits Of liberty.
one OF 'ts most cndenriny QUALITIES was that il
PfoVioed Tor The peace and order and happiness of
all Liberty was not that state in which one pnr,y
only could express its sentiments (lloa, in which
men who voted according To conscience IN ter
legislative capacity we've 10 be denounced IA trai
!o's 10 te best interests of then country (Che,ts
ihat was not what he called liberty, (Cheersl
AGAIN, The honorable and learned gentleman has
aShgo WIZ country required agitation SO much a.
Ireland liz (lord Althorp) would rather osh
t4a.t I'll 4
he honorable and learned gentleman also said |
that ireland had never osan injured save by her |
own sons In TINT position be fully ngri eli with the
honorable and learned gentleman and would fur |
'her add, that It had never been more previously |
injured by her own sous than of late years fIlohr
heaf) Al lfelnpds real grievances had been
icely admitted by the Government aud ,e Patlla
mcnt, and both wore steadily bent Oh applying
proper remedies 10 them Cheers
The House then DIVIDED the third reading.
si5--for Nj cobbcus nmerdmenl 70 Majority,
100
The bill was then fead third time md passed |
on the following day twas taken upby the House
u LORDS ordered To be printed us amended IN the
commons, aud bade the order of The day for Mon
Mons now require 10 be consueten, 's|'e
,HANaEs IN THE BRITISH MINISTRY
i'vnerooL, April U.
1
" the les gna.on of Lord Durham 10 make
i gh, alteration in the personal construction ofthe
cabinet The vacant Pr,y Seal - 10 be held III
i,turc by yiscount Goodrich. Mr.. Stanley is to be
secretary to the Colonies in his place and Sir
John Hobhouse is 10 succee!to tn. Seerelnfyship
II Ireland There is 10 reason for believing that
his change Of persons will produce any change Of
The Management, OF the Colonies cal
ed for firm and resoute INN, which LORD 90
Ierlch never was and which Mr. Stapley - Inc
appointment OF Sir John llobhouse Ia the irish sc
crotarys ship Is an uhquesonable improvement, '''
he is "a MOI decided reformer thnn hs predecessor
aud untes a conciatory temper to determined psi''-
cpe5. These alterations will probably make tbs
Colonial Department work more vigorously, and
the Irish Department more smoolhlyi but VIC can
acc nothing in them tina, indicates any change oi
ptnciples OF notifications III the opinions Oh the
Government /
London. apytl Lord I1owiek his resigned
his place al the Colonial Office, not without the sa
usf,ction Of the West India body, nor entirely 10
the a,seleasure of,he abolions,s lie is sneceo
dolby Nt John Leteyre, late member Tor Ictcts
field
Ia Ae Huse ofL1tdx, Wafea %.
NEGRO SLAVERY --iNrrsTioss o. M'Al@
FEl,s. q
Lord Suilied said that he had several pe'tiohs
on the subject OF slavery III his hand, wmch ho ""S
induced by peculiar circumstances 10 P'ese" "
their Lordships at an earlier period than ne "'o
., G,s, intended. Certain rumors had lately been
anoa, ,esnect,ng the plan of emancipation 10 be
nrooosed by C;oyet nmcnt, which he confessed mao
rrodnced in his mind, aud he believed ~ ihat
| nrth, nnb,ic the greatest CONSERVATION tie na
M, mean 10 say that those runofs had essenea me
general confidence which he was disposeo 70 piao'
IN his Maiesty's Minister'S or caused MN " nc
oord with distrust then intentions win respect W
r.. ,,,,;cu,ar question 10 which the PETITIONS ut
haid IN hi, hand referred lie felt convinced that
the principles Of his noble friends near hi'a "o's
sound ami right, and he had no doubt tlat .hey
| were fully disposed 10 act upon them out ye' nc
was no, hind TO the formidable array OF pfeJuu'cc
.d soise notions Of self interest with which they
IN a"a 80 c,n,end He was anxious, therefore, &c
o,,,a;n far them such support throughout the coun
,.,, and such decided expression Of na,iona
s.,;ng as could alone enable them TO encounter IN
nnonen,s Of the settlement of this question. 4 II
nr,,,oners prayed for a total & immediate etnanci
oa,ion and he could assure theit l-oroshipS 'nd
nothing bu. to,a, and immediate emancipation
you'd satisfy the country. He WISHED, however
, To explain. that by the expression " immcaia'e
maucipa,lon" was meant--not that the sia'c
sbonld be at once liberated OH the sending Out
n dispatch, OF the sailing OF 4 shir-out ths al VI
earlics, possible period there should take place
substitution of legal restraint for the present a.
solute and irresponsible power OF the save Mas
i ter. ...:,.
!. Lord Goderlch sad twas obviously ,mposs'o
i Coz him to any answer 10 TIC 'a',o's "''s'' :
!. noble f,iend said he had heafd s'e sStp
: asd ;,,c.,,ons ofpnyernmcni oil The subject OF u
!, go om,ns,a,on liz did no. think 1t at s'l incur
: Ron, On so,ernmen. 10 offer explanations relative
!, ru,oors s.a.eQ On sasa .9ose a.i.9y.Y rs aeYsP