Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-25

e,fat length. Lord Melbourne opposed IT, declaring
N The course rhis remarks that the Duke Of Wei
4b,gto,,s snecth Vas one oil the boldest he had ever
bc,rl. and IT, The motion WAS one OF pure undoubi-
ed censure upon the posefnneut'
II was canned. o. tu - maJonty against MINIS
iefs I've.
rRY-A large body Of artillery marched Yesterday
6om Woolwioh lato Nutlhampionshire. The object
Is. doubtless. tlr prevention OF outrage IN the manu-
Occurring districts. n reply to 4 question put by tff
Duke Of uckugla an. Lord Melbourne Admitted ale"
d,ys aeo. 'laf government waseoEnlZani oi the fact
lb1i ile rlmlsts tilorPaout the kingdom are arm.
h, thousands. The times are such as 10 rranife
m The part # the executive a larse measure Of
wisdom, rr3nriitnde and Grmness. Violent Ian
gqage Is nos p'sd N every quarter in order to
fllPfte III" .eople for vio'c"t action, as tle oni3
cue ia. the grievances, under which poor producers
=. al sar's have 50 long suffered.
The duties OF government IN the CIRCUMSTANCES
are Of a most ouerous Kind. Firmness and piomp-
tilude, are. a. we stated, necessary in order 10 repfess
outage but mere prompiiiude and hrnness ~ ihe
use oil the means of coercion will not eradicate Those
sJcial evils, 81 which violent language and pfepdta-
tlnus for al .Iing are but the Indications. The mtse-
res OF the laborine poor must speedily force them
solves on the consideration OF the legislature. Well
will il be for tie country, II the legislature shall be
found 10 administer relied. The new poor law must,
1ssurtdly, be repealed.
4MILI1IA.-4Nulifc Has Z fcCtl'tu ibdi wv
thifd Of The available force Of the militia will be cal
led out for u months permanent duty, 10 be sue
oceded by the other portions IN rotation, aud the
whole body 10 be called for twenty eight days TRAIN
Ing yearly. EfeteF fiYHg i0Sr
From the Manchester Gudrian.
THE CHARTISTS AND THEIR ARMS.
We learn FROM a variety ofsources that the making
and selling of pixies aud fire arms, amongst the work
Ing population Of tlie ucighbothooI, is going On IN
i ~ - ,,Rn,nt e and IlIuInH
from what we have heard on the subject, we can
imagine hat there can be little doubt that some thou.
sand Of these dangerous weapons are now III the
hands of parties who at all events declare that 'ney
are ready TO use them at tue bidding OF "hdi IS cantd
i" The National Couyention."
BEI.GIUM.-The Chamber Of Deputies, alter
II DAYS OF debate, agreed to accept the treaty rs
proposed by London Conference, by a vote oil IS 10
Il. The assent OF he Senate was confidently eX-
pected. The decision OF the Chamber caused no
excitement ont-of doors. The dispute between
Belg um and Holland may be looked upon as set
tied.
FRANCE.-The elections having resulted unfa-
vorably 10 the Cabinet, the ministers again tender
ed thet resignation on the 9th, and IT was accepted,
Marshal Soult WIS then sent for by tile KING. aud
subsequently VI. Theirs was also called in. Nego-
tiatiuus Tor the formation Of new cabinet were III
progress until he 20th. On that day the new minis
tiers presented To the king an outline of the policy
ON which they would come in, as follows
lst. That France should declare war against Don
Carlos. ID. That France should declare TO Austria
thai She would not allow OF u marriage between an
Austrian prince and the young Queen Isabella, as
had been proposed by Prince Metternlcl'. Sd. That
the affairs OF belgium must be considered as settled.
4th. THAI the war against Mexico should be per
severed in. 9TH, That conversion OF The FIVE per cent.
fenrcs should be adopted. 9Th. That certain con-
SESSIONS should be made TO he growers Of beet root
sugar. 7th. That the question Of electoral reform
should be adjourned. slh. That the laws Of So"
le'loct siloulo DC revised II" ', iirrncIpaIly, That
Inc P'esta'"st ret'c should be insisted on, or IN 9th
ef lords, that, except on very state accounts, the
King should not preside at the council OF ministers.
To these conditions the hing refused his assent
declaring that, if necessary, he would rather submit
10 be deposed thau accede to the terms insisted Or;
but the latest postscript from Paris says that he al
lerward Withdrew his refusal, and expressed his viii
Iiugncss to accedc 10 the conditions.
The constitution of the new ministry had not beer
officially announced but it is given as follows by