Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-06
FOREIGN lsTELLlGENCE.
LATER FRoMENGLAND.

LATER FROM ENGLAND.
The racket ship Silva de Grassc. Capt. WED
frholdr. anised al New York on Monday last
from HAVE, via Plymouth, EoeIsnd. Capt. W
sailed from Ilasre on The 18Th OF March, aud from
Plymouth on The o5th. The Express u indebted
10 Capt w for the London Chronicle Of March
eiih. and Plymouth papers oiihe Odd.
II. NJ. ship Winchester. Of 50 guns. has Leeu
eommlssonedas Admiral ilsrey's flag shr on the
North American station.
The Lords OF the Admiralty have ordered five
new engines Ion steam sbips-pne of which. TO
be named the Cyclors IS 10 be OF 1900 tons bur
then and TO carry &c guns-ihe largest armament
vet placed on steam i'iga,e In any navy.
The following paragraph is the conclusion OF an
article the late boundary troubles. In the Lon
Jon Week., ChroG.ele of March "a. 1t affords an
indication that the passage OF the war BILL" as II
has been called. would not be regarded as very
potientons event ia England;
The Congress. however, was expected not 10
separate me session being upon The poift oil end
- without providing for the opposite alternative,
by placing large resources al the disposal OF the
President TO be used IN the event oil any attempt
on The part Of Great Britain TO take military pos
session OF the teirlo,y IA dispute. We see no rea-
sou TO lear tbs as Sir John Harvey in the mid, Of
great pfosor-aiions, CT The rau Of Governor Far
field has esinoed le.nper and moderation, which
viii ensure us ready acquiescence in the arrange
nent stHehoued by DIR. Forsyth and Mr. Fox
STILL LATER.
The packet ship George Washington. arrived on
Monday afternoon. She salled from Liverpool on
the goth.
The George Washington sailed in company will
the Oxford. Lancashire and Sdas Richards Tor New
York; March 30h of Waterford, passed the Shak-
spearc.
EurRrooL Corros NARkrr-From the o3d
TO 2Sth inclusive, The sales amounted 10 1880
bales, but the by The Liverpool did NOT cause
any particular activity IN the market. Imports same
period, 1888.
LIVERPOOL, March %.
Our Cotton market has been quiet for the last few
days, and though holders generally are firm, prices
are shade lower, The sales Tor The five days IL, &c
| our last cifcuiail amount TO ls,400 bales. The
Manchester marke, is duil again. Flour - lower :;
/ 000 barrels Western Canal having been sold at Dos
a 35s Cd per bsrfel by auction.
LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, March %.
The arrivals ot"heat from abroad are again very
LIBERAL smounilngto 55S7S quarters with 1870 slcks
and a37s barrels OF Foreign Flour The supply Of
English Wheat continues very moderate, but the
rival of Flour coas~lse, is rather increasing The
Wheat trade is ful Is lower than this day week but
al the decline, far extent OF business has been
done.
There has been no ministry yet formed IN France
its sad thntlhe KING has great personal dis
hike to Thels, that he will be IN the Cabinet.
NORTH AMERICAN BOUNDARY.
In The House If Commons, March 27h in reply
To question from SIR Stratlofd Canning, who had
made motion (or the production OF papers and
Muohcll's map of The disputed territory.
Lord Palmerston replied HAT he had Yesterday
received q despatch from Mr.. Fox, stating that Il
pcnipoentla,y WAS about TO be sent by the Ameri-
can government TO England, 10 open "A negotiation
with the view ofsculing the boundary question :
that he could not say whether Sir john Harvey had
atqulesccd in such appointment, aud that he could
not al prcsent lay any papers before parliament