Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-26
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FOURTEEN DAYS LATER FROM Ell
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ROPE.
The steam ship Great Western, arrived al New Yurk,
81 led from Liverpool On the 81 instant
We grstifed learn by this arrissl that the in
suncciun IN tho manufacturing and mining districts,
having spent i,s violence. subsidnG. and the rs'o-
ration VI tranquility was becoming genrra Al many
pacrs tho dsiurbcrs Of the peace have returned 10 work
By the thousands upon thousands engaged IN the lnsur
ructionsry movement. FIRE used. IN York
shire aud Lancashire. the were among the most
active of the rioters The out In Scotland. regsr
ded 80 the PROJECT or general movement. has been
failure.
In the manufacturing districts the QUESTION of wages
seems be tho unly one sqiiaed Al Aberdeen the Char
siss have and agreed ior the Charter
any thing else. An attempt 10 get up Chafts meet
ing Glasgow The Goth ult turned To be
pleie failure.
Ssill in Lancashire tho men do mol return TO their
work generay anticipated. The accounts
from Manchester Of the 29lh distinctly thai The
greater part al the factory operatives still remain ui
and declare that they viii their employment
until tier masters advance their wages.
NJ change in cotton, Prices advanced week,
but fell back again.
Oar Minister, Edward Everest. had gone to Paris.
There have been largo frauds at the London Custom
llonse.
There have bern failures snong the c,nn fsctors.
American and Canadian nours siA pence lower
Grain Is down
The Queen and Prince Albert were on a tour 10 Scot
land. They embarked at LeIih board the r, ysl
George yacht. and accompanied by five steam ships OF
war and other national vessels sail Tor Edinburgh
The squadron had net arrived in sight Of tina, port IN
the Isl instant. at which date all Edinburgh On
the look pni for the cortecc
The Duke de Nemours has been chosen Regent Of
France.
The Archbishop Of Canterbury WAS lying dangerous
" i'll, but the bulletins issued by his physicians on the
Sd instant reported an improvement.
DIR. Ireland, Dean of W Westminster. died in the clois
tiers Of Westminster Abbey The morning II the Sd
insiini.
The Grea, Western. il will be recoeced took out
the Treaty. and she brings the first intelligence in
return. The Liverpool Chronicle remarks. thai "upou
the Whole. Lord Ashburon has ably and efficiently dis
charged his duty, aud more than realized the expecla
lions which his embassy held out. All the bad blood
b"h the constant discussion and agitation of points in
d,sput hsiweon the two countries produced. has bean
removed he. zen Gnnt Britain aud her 'magniiicen
d,uob or ,f The y Il. +" which will endure IL is 10 DO
hoped. f,r ages As la we notice. the Treaty is
ceiyed in like spiri, by the .ohA 'n PRESS
In the Criminal Court. on the 2,,h Mt, John WI
| an Bean. aged II. WAS for his sngu.r assault upon
to Queen. found guilty. and sentenced to - "nlls
imp is, 'ument.
A GOA atty Of American pork has been selling a,
Soahau, etm from 81 to I'd, and is Of excellent quail
INDIA AND CHINA.
An cyiraordine ~ express INN harsccs reached
london on the "a u,,, bringing adyces from Calcutta
to July z. China Nav ~, aud Canton July l.
From The correspondent o. the London Morning Post
under date Of Bombay July L. iappears that affairs in
Ahghanslan remain very mean VI The same state MS Mt
the departure the last mail u' fal Pollock orcc is
al Jeiiaahad unable 10 advance 'df; and Gencral
MOTIFS position ri GaGdahar Is not H. ucli more sssiac-
tory Akbar Khan. son of Dost Malon'ed has obtained
Progression of one Of the hasotg of the bqlla iissar at
Caboo While Futieh jung of Shah iShot 'ah, still
holds the ciiade hui was mol expected 10 be able 10 do
- long.
Cnrs,-- From The Bombay Correspondence az ;l.o
London Morning Post lit vas currently reported that
tho Emperor. alarmed at the preparations which tie
English were making attack him. had given his sub
jecis patcrnal cyto aton 10 resist the barbnrans To
the utmost. and retired into Ia rary. His departure
from Pekin. before reach H. though highly probable
will be unfortunate II he should have removed himself
and his family beyond the or, stwa with whom
10 conclude ttta,y2 The .ctement at Hong Kong
was progressing rapidly. Tho Intelligence Of tie En-
perors flight is derived from the ,rench missionaries 1t
Pekn, who are supposed TO have TO some good
soulc.s ofinfiriuaton.
FLIGHT OF THE EMPERoR.--We lenn good au-
lhony that the ENpcror. experimenting visit from the
English p Pehn has retired into Tartury, and has. be
tore his departure, magnanimously issued ruclamaons
10 his people, enjonng them 10 defend The pseycs 10
the very uausi, We wonder what the peo lie viii say.
to be tosakeu by him whose duty is to project hcn!
Such puslllaniml,y deserves that the people shor nd
throw oil heir allegiance to prince who seems so litt,
deserving di-Cdaton Press, Nay 81.