Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-30

Peel Sir Thomas Wilde, aud Lord Stanley opposed
the motion altogether, aud IT was lost by majority
2}6 To IL.
Mi Hume made his reappaarance in the House Of
Commons tho 18th. amidst considerable cheering from
the opposition. Mr.. Wallace moved that it was mors
eApcdient 10 issue of cxeeuer bills than "
an income Sir X. Peel, alter depTccalng State
loans the time o peace, repeated his former declara-
ton, that, III Tho determination oil governments the
come tax and the tariff were inseparaby conneced-
Mr. Hume was afraid tie Income tax would add to tho
difficulties u the country, and eonyiced that the re-
ductlons Of the new tar we've only the beginning Of
greater changea. ACQUISITION raised by Mr.. b. Would
Tor the bct,r asccrniumcn ul the income OF persons
gagged IN business, Pruita lie aud unproftabe
Eventually the matter lett III the hands OF Sir X.
Peel by lhr hon. member for the present. An amend
munt oi Mr.. Barring 10 exempt foreigners deriving in
come from the Biilsh fluids. aud amendment of Mr.
Ricardo III favor u the holders OF ernnable annutes
were negalved. Sin L. Peel said thai he would hriup
on the afll before tho rd reading u tho income tax
bill
Ia the Commons May . the clartist petition was rro
scented by Mr T. buneoabe 1t vas SAID 10 have been
sgn.d by upwards OF three millions ol The industrious
glasses,
In rnG Hoist or Commons, Nay 3d-I.ord Howcs
gave notice that on g1t0g mo cummlttao the tariff,
tie should move difference should be made ia tho duty
on articles imported from foreign countries, from ,Ioso
ou the colonies, aud where such difference now exists.
IN these lac should aso that such dinareuco
should not be IN roased. He should also move at tn,
time that duty Of I'd should he imposed on foreign
coffee instead OF I'D.
Mr. French gave notice that ON the third roalidr of
the Income BIZ he should move that all dividends
pay able III juno ts exempt from the payment of the
taN
Mr. Hume said in consequence Of the news from {
mcra by The last Two mails he begged ask the right
hon baronet Al the head Of the Government whether
Captain Elliott wasnow consul general Of the Iexas--
where lie Was- laughter whether he was now re-
clvIng pay rom tic government whether was tho
iutrnllun OF the government Nnd Ln 10 Icxaa and
when
SIR Il. Peel said Captain Elliott IS consul TO Texas
Ito Is NJ present IN l6nlol and he MT in the receipt Of
Ipiy, until he taxi his departure. lie IA PERFECTLY ready 10
take his departure, and is uuy detained the instance
OF the treasury, who receiving explanations from
HIM with respect to certain expenses IN II NJ kong--
| tlIcar)
Mi Hume eaid he should. on an carly day. submit,
whether Captain Elliott, oolcr present CIRCUMSTANCES,
was proper person 10 be sent out. Ooh. OH
FRANCE.
France at the most untimcly seasoh. has lost her
Finance Minister, NJ. lnmauu; WHO was found dead
III his lIbrarya victim II Is supposed the tolls of
craftsmanship NJ liamanu was endowed vita unus,-
al strength Of determination; his d,g!9ed osnaey boro
down his colleagues III the Cabinet lis friends and oppo-
ucnts IN the Chambers aud the nation ilseas in tho
case OF the re survey OF taxes il hatean be regarded ms
thing accomplished which perhaps the fact warrnnts.-
! HIS lmness and hls confidence IN himself commanded
tho confidence OF Others which justified by his abil
it's nanccr rhsome. aud even lncunvenient rs it
| 4 "a.
considered that the Sonl azot Cabinet could not slaro
| their mpmeteahlC coadiaor.
ete- from Berlin hrs bocn received in PARIS tring-
ing unayomblc Of die hcld Of the Count dc Mas
sau the eN King ot Holland
The papers announce the death q Marshal Clausel,
Count Dayous aud Marshal Money The latter was
! in the 91tll year Of his are
The papers comment on the late message TO Congress
! of President Tyler IN manor which leads TO the in
ference that they would most gladly witness breaking
Of hpiX a. nd
! The vacancy in the cabinet accustomed by the sudden
death of Monsieur Human, has been filed up by the APP
poinment oil Monsieur Iacaye iapaigne to the post Of
minister oi finance
The funeral Of NJ. IFumann late minister Of finance.
took place with great pomp in Paris on Friday, April
3Oth. The splendid new church ofthe Madeleine only
consccaied that morning, wasopened for the first timo
on this occasion. The whole garrison Of Paris
der All the ministers and chief employees Of the pub
he offices present. and everything done in
mt st impressive manner. The body. which has been
embamed by the process of Mr. Gannal, lilo
in state for three days the church Of the Madeleine;
and then 10 be removed for ntement 10 Strasburg.
The Clauber Of Deputies decided on Friday. the Goth
Aplsl, that railway should be constructed tronPa-
rs to belgium, through Lilo and Naleacinn' es 3D. that
line oi railroad should be constructed from Paris 10
point tie coast Of the ehannr 10 be hereafter deter
mined ID. railroad from Paris to strasbrrg. through
Nancy On Saturday. the 3Oli April. the discussion
resumed on the line extended from Nls:sccs tn
tvgnon either by the valley ri the Rhonc or that of
CHINA AND INDIA
An express reached London the evening of tho
nsr from Paris with intelligence TINT the French Gov
enmcnt had received the following telegraph despatch
from MarsellcS.
"MsLrA, April 20
"Ihc intelligence from China. brought this evening
by the Great Liverpool. down TO the lith Of Fee
bruary; those from Jaellahad the 2ls Of February;
aud from Canadian to the 18th of February
"'Tle British in Chna have taken possc sson three
towns-nancly, Napao fsikck. and Fungheva, in a
circle embracing 20 to 10 alIes from Ningpo.
"Sir Henry potnger who arrived at Hong Kong on e
the LIST OF February. had abandoned the intention Of
lacking Canton. lie then concentrating all his for
cos. with the view OF directing them Pekn, and had
refused 10 negotiate with Commissioners sent him by
thc Emperor, not wishing TO treat but with the Sovo-
reign directly
In AtTghanistan General Pollock seems to have eiv
en- up all idea of forcing the kyber Pass until he should
have received the rentocements he expected unless
General Sale, whose position Jalcahad was unchang-
ed. desired his assistance.
"A G1uzee and khelat Ohilzee the British still hold
the position.
The Affghans surrounded Candahar with numernuss
forces and Major-Genera Mott preparing repulse
them
! lord Peterborough. who reached Calcutta on Feb.
q, vas Immediately proclaimed Governor General OF ln
dia."
ALGlERS.
Accounts from Agers state that Add ei Kadcr having
crossed the fana the lh ui for the purpose ofa-