Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-12
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Prom, The " \ journal Of C0,amfree. May 7.
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| Prom nhf " J. journal Of Coameree. May 7.
| FOURTEEN DAYS IAIER FROM Ell ROPE
| The Royal Ma steamship llbemia. Capt Ryre. ar
lived at the wharf at East Boston at quarter 5elof'
eight O'Clock yesterday morning. She lrh Lsefpoo
un the 10Th ait.
The n. encountered large quantities u ice the
Banks. among which she detained three days. and
was 6nsy poled out Of ltby fishing vessel which
she fell Ia with.
Mr. Everett the American Minister entertained =
distinguished party Of the mobility ON the l7th. Lord
Brougham VAS amongst the number
The culton matke, has experienced slight decline
The by the Cambria which arrived on The 18Th.
put end r,ccuatlan, hut The trade continued 10
buy regularly. and there steady demand The
European Times says thai matters would probably
main in that state uarl II known aha, effect Sir
Robert PEGS speech respecting The Oregon question
would pioluee IN the Cniled Siales
Tile American provision market had improved.
The respecting Oregon had effect dsprcss
the stocks aud prices considerably declined but IN the
last week reaction had taken place. and the market
more firm, with lar share Of buyers and sellers.
The accounts from the United States respecting Tex
as has created some hope thai the young Republic would
reject the annexatias prject Tins Intelligence. says
the European Times. ''has not pnved nnpalaiaoe 10
The popular this side The water II has excited
some surprise, because 1t wa. not looked for"
The Oregon question had attracted much attention
since II moood IN Parliament by Sir Robert Peel
The language Of President Polk had been susparlngy
condemned and the merits Of the English contrads.
tnclun 10 the American claims have been duly sci forth
and insisted upon But this is mol a-ihe deriier re
son-war-has been pointed al Enthusiastically in some Of
the mist prominent and respectable journals thing
that 10 be- that must be, unless the Americans lower
hclr pfeeaslons.
The Parliamentary news since The last ndvices are
not of great Importance and relate chiefly to grant
proposed by s Robert Peel for the improvement of the
education provided i5f Roman Catholic students in tho
college of Maynooh.
A rumor prevailed that several regiments would be
drawn from Ireland and that 5000 troops are 10 be sent
10 Canada.
The Apollo, troop ship, with de,achmerls OF the l4th
52d and Cob regiments on board sailed ifom Chatham |
on the llh lnsl. for Canada
SwirzERIANp.-B Blood has been split between the
rival Protestant and Catholic factions. The free corps
which invaded the cani'n ul Lurerne, have been signal
ly defeated by the troops Of that canton. The excite
occasnned 10y this hoOdshed pervades all parts Of the
and general civil only be pre-
vented by vigorous measures On the part Of the
Diet. The last accounts state that the Diet had been
eonyuked in great haste, and that a committee APP
pointed 10 To inquire into the state OF Affairs.
LIVERPOOL. COTTON MARKET
Week ending April ls.-1he market opened Sat
ufday. with good demand from the trade and specula
tors and prices of common American advanced ! pei
h. Since that day speculation has in great measure
ceased and although there has been fair enquiry for ex
port aud the trade has bought regularly the advance has
not been maintained. aud The quotations OF last week
barely supported. In all other desert pons there
Is no change 10 notice. Spectators have iakel 1900
American and 200 PofnambUco; and exporters 2l7U A
metcan. 2700 Peuamubco. and 60 Madras. The sales
ol the week amount 10 II $40 bales