Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-30
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II DAYS LATER FROM IL ROPE.

- DAYS LATER FROM III ROPE.
The Royal Mai Steamship Acadia, Capt Ryrie.
reached her berth at E}4l boston, tins morning about
O'Clock, lram lycrp,nl My th, having madc her pas
sage from that port including her stopplse al llahay.
III Gi days. Ry her We have received tie flies # ls
ep,ol papers 10 the moroe Of the lll nst. iurusycl.
Tho packet ship indo pandenec. with Washington II
wing, tsl, Munster To spain, reached Liverpool on the
mi ,nst. fom New Work
ruf PRoe lEplNGs or P,Rlr>nrsr dlnot furnish
much OF interest al npolanee The only important lnii
cation homltsdolnGs dufn2 the fortnight preceding the
aaluuG o the Acadia, Is the probability that all tho Gov
efnmcnl measures wll ultimately pass both Houses by
decisive m1Jartc'. This Is shuWn by the uVorWhel-
mng votes by which all the motions Of the opposition
todctrll aud delay them lave been put down. ileow
will bc found the condensed view of llo PROCEEDINGS
InE OVERLAND Mu fRoM lNnR AND tmaN
had brought dates from Bombay 10 March lst from
tandahar to tho 18th ot February. and 10 the 18th
nom China. The news shows no material change III
the state o affairs sluce our last dates.
The trade III the manufacturing districts continues III
depressed state ever. More confidence 1t waseA
pcctod would be in the trade generality thu
mendcd tariff went into full operation. There had been
disturbance among the wurhnen in the mining and
manufacturing diHtica. which originated ia the attempt
to reduce the wages Of THEN labor 0le had however.
been completely restored.
The accounts Of the speculative business doing in Cot
ton at our last accounts had entirely ausidcd, and
had no effect in placing prices permanently higher.
There bad been rise o al per 10. on the lower quail
ties. and II had rurcdcd the same during the fortnight,
and was Al the extreme P1uof depression that it WIS
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fRocE''ihhS OF ItRi1.hENT FROM ARM lsfH
10 MAY Jp.
In the House of LORDS on Monday the 18th ultimo
the Earl Of pon moved the second readnp Of the corn
law bill. Earl Stanhope denounced The measure as a
betrayal of the agricultural interest and moved as an
amendment that it be read that day SIX months. The
Earl ol lanlwckc the Earl of w ncholsea Earl Fit2
william and Lord Melbourne sovcraly supported the
second reading. The Duke of buckingham, lord Yves
torn, and Ioard Beaumont spoke in opposition 10 the
measure. Lord Brougham dsappToyed both of the
ton aud amendment On division the numbers WERE
Tor the second reading 10 against it Il majority for the
second reading ~. Their Lordshps then divided On
second amendment moycdby Lord Brougham. To the
effect that The corn laws ou2ht t. be- entirely repealed
when there appeared ur the amendment >, agllns, II
100, majority against the amendment I0i
In the Commons, Sir Robert Peel brought mp the in
come tax bill On the motion that II be read first time
Lord John Russell expressed Undetermined opposonto