Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-18
DOMESTIC uNTEa.aRssEyCE.
Prom he Correspondent Of de National Intelligence.

FROM the Correspondent II The National Inteiieencer
M" honN, Mancu Q.
The reception Of Mr. Tallmadge Yesterday was
uneommonls hearty and brilliant. The streets
were 'h'onged. and Masonic Hail. In The evening.
Notwithstanding even a drenching rain was full and
over full. Mr.. Tallmadre in reply To an address
complimentary Of hs course explained his principles
OF action IN speech about an hour aud hall long,
winch was most enthusiastically received. To day
he ~ receiving large number ol ,sitels In the Gov
errors room oil tho City Hall.
The locoioeos have paeatded on the street cor.
neis m immense handful, IN winch they eNhor, The
people, IN large letters, 10 take such action upon
the controversy between the United States and Great
britain as patriotism and tho honor OF the country
seem 10 demand. THIS last fare-up lpresume ~ns
only thrown in 10 draw full house.
From Upper Canada We have the speech of Gov.
Arthur, al the opening OF the Provincial Legislature
February q. The Governor dwells npon the inter
course which WAS kept up between the lodges on
spraois IN the United States aud ihcit adbcrcns in
Canada. lie does not deem the danger of m IN
snrrecton al end, aud lie urges amendment 10
The militia laws and preparations against foreign
yason.
Mackenzie. whose Gazette is now published in Ro-
chester, Is III eestaoies over tho news iiom
Maine,
The Liverpool steam.s ship leaves o-day. . O'Clock
lie operations IN iorelgn exchange 10 send by her
have been lhge Stocks intended for rcn,,ttanccs
stead Of bills having fallen. and being oi doubtful ne
goalion now IN the present condition OF affairs wlai
are sent out are iofhedby large rremnnccr, OF back
ed by bills 50 that The demand has been great and there
has been use OF 10 per cent. Tie news that
Liverpool cafiles out ~ OF very grave character,
and calculated profoundly 10 arrest public attention
over the sea, so that merchant aud banker find II
cessaIy make ready for what may end IN a crisis.
Our made and commerce closly linked with
England that The aclion aud reaction al leading
vents are matters 10 be seriously provided ior-
Stocks continue To be agtaled. There is great
anxiety in The public mind. As Eastern mail
comes IN, every body iiptoe To learn the news,
We have no mail liom Name to-day, the steam
boat owing 10 the fog and storm, not being in, g
o'cloek.)
The don este exchanges the Southwest
not becoming better. There s, however, no mate
rial change since NY last weekly report. The
chants here DO not realize the payment OF their
debts IN Alabama aud Mississippi as fast as they
pccted.
Bills on London, at sight, could not be pure chased
To day for rts than | 10
Haf past THREE O'Clock The Eastern mail ia just
in. From Name | learn that the Surveyor General
had arrived nj Bangor with Instructions from Gov
i field 10 proceed At oseect fort ard erect
al near where the ST. Johns strikes
the line OF New Brunswick. 4 lonGcation is also
ordered to be erected at the forks Of the kenncbec
river, and GOO men detached 10 that spot. Col JARVIS
has established his bead quarters within half mile
OF the line At place sand 10 be admirably calculated
for defence, and commanding the whole country
around \ temporary ioft erected there, aud
three pieces OF ordinance mounted. Two hundred
men from General ludsdon's deiae hnen had reach
ed Jarys's camp.
Bangor s the scene of great excitement
the full OF teams and men, constantly arriving
and departing.