Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-18
FOREIGN lNEELLlGENGE.
Per The steamers Great Western and Britannia.
LoNpos Oci. 22d, l5al

Great Western. The lss will BIO deeply ieli by
n very large circle OF friends In ths country. MI
Stevenson attended The court held NJ Buck,0g
hun Palace yesterday. aud took leave u the
Queen.
General Cas- arrived here Yesterday from pa,i,.
Tor the purpose oi attending h,s daughters mar.
rage. Capt. Garfield. OF the L. 5, Aruy. Is tie
happy man, who this morning. was unitcd To u
beautiful aud accomplished daugnier of Gen. Cass.
The ceremony Took place NJ St. Georges. Mr..
and Mrs Stevenson. Col. Todd, and several dis
ungnshed pe,sonagrs wero piesent.-The happy
couple 70 10 America IN the Great Western To-
morrow.
Gen. Cass returns to Pms lo-moi.ow. Col
Todd our Mnsi., 10 Russia, and the Secretary Il
Legat II, leave London, this evening III one Il The
Central Steam Navigation Com any's steamers, tor
81. Prlersbntgh. via llambnigh.
Daniel OConnell stated N n recent Repeal meet
'nn thal he should ION have tho honor ii address.
s,ng the association ~ The Lord Mayor Of The Guy
oI Dublin. lie acknowledges the receipt oi large
sums of money fom America.
The ptlce OF Bead SUITS has f,ilcn and the du-
" consequently t,sen. The .nieal average Of
Wheat ioi The week ending Oct II Is 62.. ID. per
quarter oi eight bushels; toI tue preceding SIN
weeks Cd. ID duty % 81. Or course, the ,mpo,
oil Fo,lpn Gram - iof The present stopped, bn II
~ calculated that II must fe-eommence IN the
Spring. iva million quarters beng s''ll needed Ion
the wears supply
In The Manufacturing Districts there il much
distress especially Paisley aud ia nr,g hbnrhood
Meetings are called 10 relieve II, The Pointers II
London also complain oi a sad deficiency Of enpioy-
mrnt.
The lolic,y system IN 10 br revived in En- land
Loud Peterborough has besn appointed G"vcr-
nor General OF ind,a in the place OF Lord Auek-
Land.
1t ia ramo,cd thu, L,rd Lyndhura will re-
sign the Chanc, llorsh,p IN January. aud be
ctedcd bv $" +. Fo'le,,. now Solicitor General
The Duke oil Richmond has sustained another
calamity IN the death Of h,s young daughter aged
TEN ,ea,s lie losl son. II may be remembered, IN
the steamship President,
Mr., . Connell has been elected Lo,d Mayor Of
Dublin, and has ncceprrd The oicr.
l.nrd Gowle, goes A nbass ,do, 10 France. Lord
Sl""'l de RoIhesay 10 Russia SIR S'ra'o'd Ca
nnp IL Turkey, Su Robert Gordon 10 Anst,a and
Lord Bu,ehc,.h 10 Prussia. Lo,d Cowley u
brother OF The Duke OF Wellington.
BRUSH PARLIAMENT
MoHpAr. Ociobr, 4.--ln our las, summary Of
lerelpn news stated thai, NJ the Last moa,ent Of
our Parliamentary intelligence, the Duke OF Wei
lngton bad Just ,,scn ~ reply 10 Lord Melbouree,
Who had made severe attack on the general lan-
cnl policy ot the new Administration. Lnid
Mclbou,ue, the course al his speech. had iu,iied
the Duke 10 biing forward measure. 10, the alter
alton OF The corn laws means OF insuring full
ate ,nce m the House. To this the Duke an
surred ~ follows:
The Duke OF Wellington could not allow The
conversation Ia close without giving The noble VS.
count his thanks for the suggestion he had thrown
on, 10 The Governments FOR 'nsn,ing Large alltn-
ia rec in that House. lie would give the noble
NscouDi one shofi answer 10 that scheme-that no
wonid neycr announce 10 the House any intention
which he did not entertain. Hear. hear lie had
no Intention Of bringing forward n scheme Tor the
alteration ot the corn laws, he had MT sufficiently
considered the SUI jec, bring fo,waid any scheme
ior the alteration vi The corn laws aud therefore lac
declined announcing any such intention To the
House. And he would beg leave 10 suggest ioihe
noble Vseonni, II he wished 10 coliee, number OF
Peers. 10 say that lie should propose some other
scheme than TINT
OcTonER6 In the House OF Lords the Earl OF
Radnor. IN presenting peul,on for the repeal OF
The corn laws, took Occas,on 10 censute The Gov
eminent Tor turning deal ear 10 the c',es OF tho
People aud commenced on the Dukes remarks the
night before; which remarks the Duke explained -
iolows:
at WAS an inconvenient practice 10 aludc to for
debates IN tins House, aud especially so II
Bile Lo,ds gave incorrect versions Of What had oc-
cured, and CAV, quite different meaning 10 words
J. ed from that winch WIS intended TO he conveyed.
[iIea,.l lie had stated thu did not intend To
biinp i,fwstd measure on The corn laws ~ tho
pre>eh, time. for II Was IA very large question. one
winch b. considered IN r.laiiun 10 ITS bearin
on commerce, inance, aud all the ohrt Interests To
which II had reference.
lie trusted lie had some knowledge OF the sub
,pei, but ihs WAS very different hing from SUI.
icieuly full acquaintance with all Is bearings ior
submitting u measure to Parliament. II WAS u
question which must no; be taken up IN hurry,
but which mus be most ma,ureI, console ed. The
noble LORD bad also mis- AIKEN what he had said Oh
the subject of wan, Of food. What he had Said VAS
that although there was good deal OF dl,lres.
Tor want ol work, there was 10; likely 10 be an
absolute wan, OF lod Fo, years pas, lie had
heard Of distress arising from want of work,
which rose t,ona yarety OF causes Bu he had
neye, heard that such distress could be relieved b,
an, Pa,l, men,a,y measure; and he was OF oplnl"n
that il PaiiIael con Dued 10 SIT l,on The present
lime until mex, February, they could not devise any
thing IN rel eve ibis dls,ess"
Lord Brougham brought up the memorial from
the AMI Slavery Society, Presented by Inn some
days before, aud spoke al length the suffice OF
English capital employ ed IN The slave undertaking
the actual provisions OF law upon this sub CT lie
also inuoduced the subject Of slavery IN Blush ln-
da, reading some tetiIGle accounts from that cuun-
try. l,om winch II appears that murders are very
frequently committed BY gangs which 90 about ,n-
weighing ard s,rangling heals OF families IN oder TO
make slaves OF the children, especially gmls, Who
are sold for purposes OF prostitution. He called
upon Parliament interfere Tor the suppression OF
these horrible enurmiiies.
OcToBER 6 In tho House Of Commons Mr..
Wakley gave notice. for the next session, OF ne"
! aud more efficient reform bill-having among It's
PROVISIONS an extension OF the suffrage and the in-
PRODUCTION of the ballot.
M. DUNcoMBE inquired of Sir Robert Peel
whether lie intended 20 introduce any measure Tor
The better prevention Of bribery Mt elections. ST.
Robert expressed SORT OF hope that Lord john
Russell would again bi,ng forward his bill Tor that