Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-18
LIyFRpooL. March 9Th, 1s30.
COTTON MARKET.

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LryERPooL. March 9Th, ls30
COTTON MARKET
The sales since Friday. amount to GO, 600 bags.
Of which quantity more than one half was taken on
speculation aud is supposed chiefly account OF
American merchants. Pnces have advanced III
per pound. The day sales are estimated at 10000
bags.
TIE BRITISH NAYY.-A long and interest
ing debate in relation To the Navy estimates for the
present year TOOK place in tho House oil Commons
on the 9th ull. Several speakers advocated an IN
crease -amoeg them, Sin T.. Codfgton. No ques-
on was taken.
From he Lirerpooi Standard Of March Z.
WAR WITH THE UNITED STATES.
We cannot refrain from expressing our sincere
regre, that lhetc every probability Of immediate
hoslllltirs wltlih United States. We repeat, we
regret H. for many reasons, particularly for tic sake
ol Thousands aud thousands Of high minded, nlelll-
gent, vlftuous and benevolent persons III that
Try. many of whom We know personally. who must
suffer severely il war should taken place.
Her Majc,y's ilgate lnconsiant, which has ar
,lsed At Plymouth IN Is days from Halifax, has
brought intelligence from America seven days la
ter than the packet George Washington. by hen
we learn hat not only has the Government Of the
State OF Maine taken possession Of the r-disput
ed boundary line IN that State. but that the United
States Government has actually issued orders for the
taking possession Of the disputed territory.
llhs be the case, that is, if the United States
government 1--WE dcsie 10 expicss ourselves disHoi-
~ upon this important subject,) has issued such an
order, no power on earth will ever convince us bur
that certain personages in this country have not ON
~ gwen II TO understand it might do with nlpuni-
~ but have lnslIgated 1t to so do
We know erouRh Of the mind Of Van Duren
aud OF the most talented members of the United
States government, 10 convince u.s. that they never
would have sanctioned such pfoct etlute, unless
last hon a, Lila,
last or unless thcy had intination to do So and
assurances from ililutntia persons here, tha,
they should meet with no opposition from this
country.
We nav give our reasons for such couclusons-
The Government of the United States would no
more veniurc I, risk war with England as the
States are now cicumstauced, than ii would ven.
ture to proclaim Victoria Queen OF North A.
menca.
The Gallcd States were never since the deelara-
ton ct independence IN such rrecarlous position
rs they now are. In the South they are threatened
by two and hall millions ofdiscontcned slaves who
are only watching an opportunity to cast off their
letters, and take vengeance on those who hold them
III bondage. In Tree States there upwards
Of tmeo hundred thousand free people OF color who
are burning to set then brethren in the Sonl free aud
To be resenCed on the inhabitants of the free States
who treat them Che free slaves y worse than their
brethren treated IN the South Again. on the West
en toniler there are some bundled thousand lndian
warriors, many Of wnom have been even withia the
last year unJnstly banished from their own lands
and who are only waiting an opportunity for re.
ycnge.
Aud LASTLY. the American citizens themselves are
now divided into two great classes the Ntiao,i i'm con
slsting of the most wealthy intelligent. and hono,a.
bic pant fl the conlmunity who are heartily sick of
republican schemes; and the 1najorifV who consti-
tute nIne- tenths of the population Between these
classes there exists the most iuyeierate e,ousv
and luminosity. The former class is almost entirely
removed from the direction of public .I,,s. ), on
t,rlaius hearty dlstastc to the democratic institn
s1s OF the county; and the populace is al once The
obie.' oil lis seorn and of its fears
The oher class, the maipr,ty which Consists If
the onor, It rabbc whose CHEF obiec, il ABRAHAM
ism detesis and ablIors every thing that has the
slightest ,esem, d,uce to intellectual refinement ar
English manners. The differences and hatred he
tween these Two u,rt, are daily increasing are IN
cutablc and will on in easing tll some awful ex
ploslon occurs.
,rL lo,ern ,,.,, r. H. ;t.3 Slojes ub,,ovox
The Government ot III, S,,,, ~, Maine may tbinl
nropcr IN do or Tho Icyi,. f tho ,h.Ie ,,L, enter
lam The most r,ncorons fee,,ncs ,1,,,, IL ihi, oun
try NAV be-,hat government. we saw uo I'd never
Voluntarily do any ,ci ~ b,c ,b, r,o,l -, with
ENGLAND erpeci hu}er ,,Sjt;re 's,,,,n,,s liz FIR
sHrl an act II ,eouI1 oot be- r,ij,I n a., ,.,J + e..
s,l,s veknown ,h., ,l,o ,,s, w. a',;'I I
cd ,,,c, al ,h,, ,o,.. ,,,,,,o,,, AL 49,, ;., - -
no.,,Ic ,bor, ellnI1 -, s,,.,; i9 - Nv
feelings towards This count,y .nd .onl5 nana ~
the provokcrs of war win t;,e,, H,it,in
The question now Is what object conIi ,ors,,,s :;
power here have for Inducing the American, IN ,gLo
nossesson If ,h,s .n,s ,ar,,, ~ '"No
is they want TO abandon Canada to republican sys
tenn OF glvernmcut Lord Durham's repon and
Sn Francis Heads narrative fully Prove thus
The disputed territory, which consists of 5000