Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-28
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FIFTEEN DAYS LATER.

s4oefer sfitnpt 10 .lssosSaGfr NE tecaa--inpoffail
; neies from Ii,dia and China
The steamship Acadia Capt Ryrie. arrived at Eas,
R,stga on ihr 2Osh instant, Al hanast eleven o'clock
She LEFT Iverpsl IN the 9th OF jul 1be London
dates are 10 The 4lh and Lisegp IL the 9TH OF July.
There hiss been another shameful attempt 10 assassinato
the Qneen and the ir0m idia and china Is IN
parant.
10 England. the great manufacturing and CONNER
cal distress continues exist. but mist well disposed
PARTIES seemed INCLINED trace this mare u theovcreFea
power VI machinery, an to any other canse There
has oeen depression OF late. owing TO the parties
having Withheld from business ofeIaiens until the pas
sage u the Tariff Dbl enabled ,hcn clearly what
steps 10 take in their matters Of fnulat business and
speculation. The Tariff being now settled of course
such causes removed.
The Income Tax, and new Tariff BILL had both passed
Parliament.
The ralilisaan II the treaties between Great Britain
and Texas was exchanged On the 2eih Of June, by
Lord Aberaeenand the Hon. Ashbe Saith.
The intelligence from the Continoat is olno great i'm
porancc The Ffeach Government had imposed an ad
vaorem duty f20 per cent - all liuen yarn imported
into that kingdom
The Senate u Hamburg has just published third
list Of subscriptions towards The let OF the sufferers
from the late FIRE. The total amount received up 10 the
18th u lhIee millions u mares eanco, lbou 500,
OOof
formal notice had been given 10 f1l. Burnett, by
the ParhA Of Egypt that the trade II the cotton
crops would be free. and all would be A liberty TO pur
esase them Throughout Egypt
The troubles IN Ireland sill continue, without any
prospect Of remedial justice sttisiac,iou.-tyep the
prospect Of abundant harvest does not appear allsy
the murmnrs Of discomfort.
The King and Queen Of the BcIgIans arrived in Lon
don on a visit TO her Majesty. the 10Th nit.
A grand entertainment gwen the 29il at
Goldsmths Hall to SIR r bel Pei and tie rest Of her
Mlesty's ministers al which the right honorable Bara-
INDUCED in speech ALIKE distinguished ior lis
strength and It's length.
s.x sail oflne ofbaf,lc ships had been put in
mission by The Erit.l, goyeran cnt IN addition 10 those
already In service aad IT was supposed they were desti
ned fH China,
More than fyc thousand operatives were cut of en-
poy in the mining districts Ct Truro, and about equal
number Of wencn aud boys whose services had been
coaRerted viii mining opertons.-lae distress among
ilcm unparallole,.
Latest accounts from pain speak afreucwed difficult
tics IN the trmftio1 Of new Cabinet. In the mean
tine the public bus is suffering. the public treasury
empty, confidence LOST, and the laws openly deded.
The crops ard vintage, however give pfoulse Of an
basdaai harvest in most Of the pIoyiaees.
PARDON OF FRANCIS-AN0IilER ATTACK
UPON THEQ
The convict Francis. who ircd the Queen. has been
Hcpreyed There docs exist doubt liat the pistol was
loaded with destructive sutslauee He sill asserts
that he hal h1t intended mJar ha Majesty, bat did II
with view 10 get provided with hume ur litc similar
that Of Oxlrd. lie viii be transported aI life h
penal settlement.
The announcement Of his repfcve lad scarcely toen
made known when the public wore alarmed tY report
that another and exactly .uilar attempt had been made
upon her Maiesi, : HE The details almost IL
IaFeeai ifrIrrrs Gle rayl cortepe
returning on Sunday from the Chapc Royal in 1t
James's. TO Buckingham Palace del rmed youlh pre-
sened and snapped IA old rusty pistol nj the carriage IN
which her Majesty MAS seated lie WIS seized by ano
cher youth no rested The weapon from his hand. but
the policeman IN attendance refused 10 take hm in
aha ftatta A.t.
med 10 escape. lie Nas unprecedented IN the course Of
the day, when II Was discovered thai he had recently
aud repeatedly been heard say thai hr admired the
conduct Of Francis, and regretted that he had not sue
oeeded Al his altcmpl: that Fraucis brave fellow
AID he ~isled ho lad been IN FnHclss place. for he
ronld do Tor the Queen; that he had prime air Jun
aud pistol and lac wou'd use them in ,hc same cause
The pistol had anoid hRt lock. with screw and rife
barrel Upon deacb.ng the lauc Which WAS dom
with some diligently ifsW the screw having become *
ceednely rusty, oulng 90 IFS loug dsusc. there were
iund IN IT portion oi very powder. pierc Of to
oacee-mne- and some paper waddinp Ills motive Is
sspfoscd 10 be The same as that al ranes
INDIA AND CHINA
The Indian Mail arrived at Alarao,s on The ooh of
June, Tie following Geographic despatch reached
londnn ON Friday. General Pollock had ionod SIT X
Sale lelialahad re- establishing ON his march the an
thore cf fhanas Khan Sollpona He vas To march
on Cabal as soon rs he Joncd ~ Colonc ncuun.
General England had re united troops, uced The passes
and joined General Nott n, Gandahar. Captain Nj Ken
zie had arrived at JeaIahad, with offers from Akbat
Khan TO release his prisoners conditions. The an
swcr was not known. General Eiphnsionp died On the
ped Of April.
The accounts from China arc niercstna - On the
18th Of March the Chncsa l0oO0 ~ 10000 strong
iried to retake Ningpu while another force attacked
Chinghac In both instances they were repulstd with
considerable loss.
The Chinese were allowed To enter Nincro wthoutop
position but upon reaching the market place were attack
ed on all sides by the British troops and instantly routed
Whea they got within hundred yards Of de British
guns aterrc fire Of grape and canister poured Gown
upon them. They fled IN confusion, leaving about 2jU
dead. The 10Th regiment then in pursuit. hut
up TO the last account had not yet returned. stimuli
tanens attack had been made upon Chinghar The en-.
envy were again routed. The British did not suffer a
single casualty a, either place.
This appears TO have been only part Of concerted at
tack, as at the time fire boats were launched
gaiast the SHIPS.
The Mandarns also contemplated attempt upon
Chus1n, Tor which purpose they had collected a
considerable force in the island Of iaisam Their inie
tons were however, frustrated, by the Nemesis having
hecn sent TO reconuore and the extent of Their
preparations boat having been Dispatched from this
vessel, was fired by the Chinese when pulling into
creek. The steamers crew were immediately landed
They succeeded. after killing many OF the enemy in
carnsag 80 jnnks supposed to have been intended To
convey troops 10 Chusan
Twas remarked tia, all the Chinese soldiers left dead
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