Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-23
THREE pAYsLArER FROM EUROPE.

| BY tive packet shp Oniufni Capt oeDofi w nave
London Papers TO Saturday, evening, March u.s.
aud Portsmouth, TO the esd For the latest dates We
are indebted to tto Captain. The Portsmouth Tel
esranh Of the I'D contains the following, SCI
of with doutIe leads
Sunday norniag, harct22.
The Bristol mall brings US The intelligence that
an American pa, KIT had arrived nj Cork, with the
news that Ametiea hos DECLARED ~dr agatHa
France"
Tn, London Gazette announces that Lord Cow
lev has been nppoated Bill sh Ambassador Extra
ordinary and rlcnPo'entlury at the Couh OF
France.
! II was reported that Sir Robert Gordon had been
appointed Ambassadors to Russln
Viscount Canterbury, his Mnjesty's Comm'S
sionsr 10 Canada to settle The disputes that nave
arisen there, was expected to embark Tor ha' ep'o
nv about tic sob April in ship OF war
/ The Report of the Commissioners appointed TO
raol,e into the state of the Established Church,
wa. laid ON the tai Of each House Of Parliament
on the 18Th. 1t proposes a new arrangement ~
| Dioccses and the adjustment of the meants oil inc
! Bishops rs nearly as my be- to Their seseto sa
lions and dulies. As respects income, The rule
laid down is that when the annual income Of q
Bishop amounts to Gij00 no addition shall be
made nor any dlmnution unless II exceeds t36oo
The present income OF all tho Bishoprics is fll8,
e7G, which, II divided equally, will give iI52o To
each. The Report also proposes cereI" res,r'c'
tons concerning patronage. All the commission,
crs, !, IS stated, including the Lord Chancellor had
agreed to surrender their patronage for the purposes
contemplated in the Report, and there was every
reason to hope that the example would be univer-
sally followed by the Right Reverend Bench
and all the Official patrons of church hvinss."
The ndyices from Lisbon were 10 March ION, at
which time every thing was quiet
A great fire occurred IN the Chinese dIs'fIct OF
Ma,oo on tho 9Th of November. II broke out IN
soma boats moored near the bnnk OF the ryer, wh'ch
were destroyed Together with abou, fonf hu"dred
well built houses.
LoSDos, March 2l-Thc House resolved into n
Committee, on that part of the Kings Speech re-
eardlng tithes in Ireland Sir H. Hordinge brought
forward the subject lie prefnced the resolutions
ith detnlng the state Of Ireland and OF the Cler
gy in particular II consequence OF the impossible
~ TO collect the tthes and then introduced his plan
for substituting rent charge of 15t tor every lool
tytbe To be payable by the lending landlords of the
patish In case Of default, The clergymen to mp
ply 10 tho Church Commissioners and they 10 IN
stitu'o proceedings for the recovery OF the rent
change thus preventing the Clcrgynlcn rom com
ing IN collision with the Pensioners. The rent
charges hereafter, to be sucub'c or rather redeem
abe--lhc produce to be invested IN lands for the bc-
ncht Of the present 1.-THE owners. The incomes TO
the Clergy 10 be guaranteed aftel the details OF the
plan illustrative of and enforcing the resolutions
Sir Henry IIardinge ndveued 10 the distress
Ell condition OF the Clergy. For the arrears
Of 1.-THE of 1851 - . an Act had passed granting
900 000i, 10 be advanced on tho security OF the
sad arrears. Ofiha, sum, G37 000l had been al
vanced. To meet tho arrears of 1884 there must
be some provision, for 1.-THE could not be collected
49,, Of Irfl, IN tml he
sums granted 10 the Clergy on the security of
tihes that he fented was net to be calculated upon,
for as tthcs could not b. collect they would not
have the means Of returning the sums. The Go
vernmont proposed TO provide means or advances
on account Of the arrears of 1884.
Lord J. Rus ell sand tina, he would not o. pose
the resolutions but content himself with reminding
the Committee that there was essential differ
cnce between THIS measure and the bill rejected last
car-That Bill was charged with progressing to
" secularlze' Church property if So tins Bill did
the same lie doubted whether any benefit would
result from this Bill, or whether any beneficial
measure could be adopted until the House had come
to some decision the great question Of approprI-
atng'
Mr.. Shaw denied that this measure would
sccalnrise Church pro- orty. II did not provide
for payment the landlords which the former Bill
! did, and that he called scculIrlsng the Church
! property.
! An extended debate ensued. Mr.. O'Connel re
sisted the measure as useless and hopeless, mas
much changing the name Of the 1.-THE INTO rent
J charec' did not remove the evil.
Mr.. Rice moved amendment TO substitute
Sir H. lIarangc's resolution, " That II is expedi
en-; TO alter, and amend the existing laws relating
10 tithcs in Ireland"
! On this amendment the Comm tee eventually d-
] vded The numbers were For it l9o; against
| it, 2l3-Mnorty against II, 10.
| The first resolution was then carried and the
rest, regarding the money provislon II was under
stood were postponed.
L0ndon, Uatch Give have received the
whole ofthc French Papers of Thursday, l9th inst
and the Ga cite de Frame dated yesterday, togcth
er with letters from several of our foreign cores
pondcnts
The Papers thus received contain nothing the
slightest interest TO an English reader. The de
bates in our House of Parliamcnt--he continued
discussion of the Inv on Ministerial responsibility
in the Chamber of Deputies--the everlasting, or
likely to be intcrmnable, trials oftnc prisoners OF
April, and the equally liresome American indemni-
y question, with extracts from American Papers
received ria Havrc, fill The columns of the Journals
before On the subject Of Spain they contain
nothing authentic calculated to guide speculation in
the result of the campaign nbou. to be vigorously
commenced. 1t was reported in the Carlist circles
that the force Of the insurgents under umala are
guy and lurdde amounts to 40 900 men. Should il
il be even equal to one half of that number q
warm defence will be made bu, seeing that out OF
the four Basque provinces hldIy an arm or voice
ourselves to believe tina, the army now assembled
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