Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-14
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She brings London and Liverpool papers To the l9t'
i June.
The Caledonia was detained by icebergs. Of which
she spoke large number, and also by 10y al Halifax.
The news is in man, respects interesting and impor
tani There had been many riots Ireland, attended
with considerable destruction 81 human , aud the
i,s dates the authorities lad not suec.dod III restoring
order.
The trial Of the YOUTH John Franc fr high treason
in shonn at the enern t1ok uiare Juno Eth. in thr
! Central rlmlns Court London. lie Was found gull
~ on the sccuud and thId counts al the Indictment char
I'm. hun with having fined pistol, load'd with some
dcsnc i've substance, her May sly, thc jury having
doubt at contained bullet. but believing that 1t
loaded with something else besides waddng and powder
! The prisoner, who dfeadnlly affected,
fenced IN the usual form. 10 he hanged drawn and quar-
tered.
The state oflhe country is very nearly the samc.-
Trade Of almost description. continues very much
dtprr>sed whunt any change ia the markets that
could bc looked upon indicating better state Of things
IN prospect The recovery from such state Of drpfcs
IL, as has marked the pss year mnst always be- grdu
al and II may indeed be almost impewcpblc. 1t IS
IN the nature ol lhings iar commerce 10 be- always
deprc sscl.
The crops throughout England especially the South
en- counties. are exceedingly promising.
j Tho vntage IN France promises better than for years
past.
The London money market s easy, interest an bills
last week hut bulls al inferior character
light gold. created quite sensation. aud Of nec ssy
caused some littlr Inconvenience. Which It Was nnposs
bic 10 avoid There have been some failures oi
quruce. but the honsfs have been lor long time in
bad state.
The tariff has at length passed through committee
aud better feeling Is consequently visible in the pro
duq market
The whole Of Lord ishburlou'. homestead. situated at
Chaplain. ronauc yllaqe about two miles distant
from Bcdlord, together with twelve houses in the y
lage, were recently DESTROYED by fire.
Ii Is rumorcd that the SESSION ii Parliament will close
IN July aud there will be farther discussion ON any
Important question OF c6uTse the exact time Of the
adjournment of the house noi known. that will de
pend upon the state OF public business.
Up to the 3si Of May. the amount of conrilr' IONS
tnr the sufferers at Hamburg about 81 .9l2 900
Riors IN IRELAap-h Inns. on the Sth. uIub
consisting Of thousands ri persons. attacked the
store aud mill OF Messrs Bannaiyne, Of Ennis. for
the purpose Of taking provisions out 81 them. The po
Ice prcc called upan and after the county lnscc
Tor and sub inspector knocked down, Of the po
lice men had eye knocked ool, the police id, and it
repnrrcd that eighteen persons have been shot Some
or two, it Is said, lost Their lives.
letter from Galway. dated June th. says:--
Nothing can exceed the dreadful excitement here at
present IN consequence Of the huh prices of PROVISIONS
During the whole OF Yesterday the tp~n was p,ranbu
lated ny large bodies OF ishernen abor,rs, women and
/ BOYS.
"Thcrc was scarcely store in the town in which pc
laocs are thought TO be kept that was not broken open
The military and police called To check the
people, but obliged by overwhelming numbers to
retreat TO their respective barracks.
The proceedings OF the CORONER snqnstion upon the
body of Catherine Sheeham, KILLED in the al,ay at I'm
MS, have terminated ia finllngo the jury. which has
sent - policemen To prison. moi oi them being id,u
udcd 10y single witness having killed. wounded or
even fired shot al the deceased woman"
GREAT BRITAIN AND TEXAS
+ In the Commons, on the l0th, 10 question from Mr.,
D'l>rac whether her Majesty 5 Government was pre-
pared 10 rcGusc the Independence OF Tens, before
cognzug The blockade of the eastefn coast Of Mexico
Slr Rutcrt Peel spoke as follows
imagine there are certain rights belonging To bcllar-
rents, win which otherconntes have nothing To do and
that OF establishing blockade is one. ltwould not
therefore he at all necessary 10 the recognition OF the
blockade Of one country by another. that the ndcpcn
dcnro oi either should first be acknowledged by third
country. under treaty. have hesitation, however
IN stating that there are treaties completed with the pro
vince OF Texas by persons having full powers and au
huiy W ch have no reason 10 suppose have been uX
ceclcd
1t is not necessary for me now, ms Minister of til,
Crown. 10 say whether moi consider the provisions
"i those treaties 10 have been wisely entered into, OF
whether. had been In power mt the TIME should have
ccumm,n ded them to be concluded, bur they have beer
concluded. and feel il my duty 10 hold up the uoo,
faith o Insecurity by advising that those treaties should
bc ratified,
Mr.. O'Conncll-Bu they have not as yc, been rat
fled
Sir Il. Pccl-No, yet nu,il the FIST of August al,
before then II is my intention To advise that they shall
be ratified.
THE BOUNDARY QUESTION
the House OF Commons on the 10th. Mr. D'l~rac
wished 10 put a question To the right Hon, Barunc
respecting the disputed boundary with America. II,
had seen 1t reported that there WAS virtual rruuush
mcnl Of the territory dispute. and that the State
Maine required compensation Tor the territory which wa,
given up. lie had also that her Marsty's cnvo,