Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-12

Correspondence Of the National Iatsuiv,n.,,
NEw ToRE, April 8.
The Acadia reached Boston yesterday morninv
at eight O'Clock, and her news was received b.,s
this morning at six o'clock. She sailed upon m.
evening ofthe 18th of March, reached H.I;f,x =,
the morning OF the 5th of April, and Boston on III.
'"'' Inc voyage 10 Halifax was boisteious and
dangerous one and II unfortunately it had been
pFotrac'ed the consequences might hs We been s.,i.
GUS Seventy-Ihree passengers came 10 Hal far.
and thirty eight to Boston.
Though nine days later, the news is no, imnor.
tant. The Columbia steamer had arrived ON, and
carried intelligence which was Considered n, n, Ie,,,
more pacific than had been taken out before Eo,r
ships OF war were fitting out with all pos,ibls dss
Pa'cn-tWo al Sheerness and two at Portsmontb.
!" auutlon 70 ms read IN one Of the London pa
peTs that SIX regiments had received orders 10 he in
readiness To embark for North America 4, h NH,
peIed too, that Lord Granville had written of;cII,,
TO M Guizot on the 9th of February tL,t !, ,yola
be necessary TO send ten sail OF the line upon our
pa'' T' mem 10 DC steamers, Igiye you alt
TINS only rs the sat 50 abroad,
The rumors no doubt are in %, RI true. md n ,.,
exaggerated, but whether true or false. there !,
nothing IN them more alarming than there wa. in
the rumors brought by the Queen few DAYS since
ne space OF llme WHICH had elapsed between the
the nrdor Of the English hot-h and The vsrv
men, whose blood was not 80 warm, and who ors
composed Of the Conservative party which COZ.
trolls events IN England, speak as sensible and n.
uio'ic men speak here OF the horrors Of war. The
peace men are as ten TO one, nd all such b,so s.
tlement OF international grievances unon nr;nc;r.
OF Jnsuce' Lord Palmerston is complained Of NV
many abroad for what is considered a shufIlin, ~
hcy 10 regard to the yeHed questions which have
ARISEN between the United States aud Great Britain.
Int I..r -.
Ambitious for fight with England This cl,ss e
commentators, without execution can see no,L;, .
OFFENSIVE IN the conduct OG England towards liz
United states. but see every thing obiec.ionlbe in
me conduct OF the United States towards England.
Enough Of this. ''''' :
You will not be terror-Striken, appr,b md r,o,,
any remarks you may sec in the English n,n,,,
touching the probabilities or the necessies ~ %.
VIII the United States, The hest evidence of ,b,s
IS W tle esumates before Parliament, and in tho
eas,y interpreted conduct of Official Ministers n
- clear that This class ofpersons have no more ,n,,
hehsion OF hosuues with this country, upon points
now at issue with this country. than have ibs
CuOlhet at washington. II is true that there are
apprehensons Of difficulties among the mnss of tho
people, and that trade in all the nanuf,ctur,, a.
uets has been affected by the Threatening a,nsc, n,
all MS Much Of this, however, has been In como .
9uence Of The representations Of that 81 ,ss of
lnlo'S VINO NOV hot and blow cold whenever A
penny Is to be gained by blast.
American securities continued in le,st remit, mn
10 the 1871, and will Of course for a lo,g tr,. y,
come u. STILES Bank sharss were stsadynt rs ,nJ
10 lbs until the Caledonia arrived out. nlte, Which
they sold aslow as Gi. '''''
The French pipors were taken up preuv much
/ WIN the prospect Of a war between England s,J
the United States. Not for the love the F5eocb 10,
/ u.s. nut Tor The h,tted they feel towards Enyl,od
/ eEtremities. P''"'u W
| sec no evidence that tho Allied Powers .,.
ug'eeu as yet France appears to hold OF, though
.u, ,o speaks 10 The contrary. Mehemot All 10
w, sa'hhed, and affairs IN the East are far from
sion.
! There i' nothing later from China, and almos,
al that - SAID ~ IN condemnation Of the course of
Pohcy which has been pursued. The Story Of tho
la't GATE ~ told, ~ monsoon lost, siI month,
wasted, vast expense incurred, 500 soldier, buried
snd the seiilementas far OF as ever A meancbo.
| y tale for proud nation.
! The news from England has had no effect upor
our market. The demand for cotton, however, m, .
be lessened IN consequence oftho bad feeling in rel
efence 70 American affairs. Prices had reeeded Al
Liverpool a triae.
The Queen will return on Saturday, which make
= demand thus early for exchanges, and 6ros IN,
rates. On England sales were made to-day at IOJ
a 1914; on France 5, 30 n S, g.
| LIVERPOOL, March I5-The market for To
bacco, influenced also by the recent news from IN,
states, hss been much excited, and holders hav
been unwilling sellers except At m advance Tn
Idemend has been good, and an improvement OF f.
per 10. has been established. The sales amount 4
6oO hhds, OF which 400 hhds. are on speculation