Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-24
1orff6,y x,ttelltnemre.
FROM the .Aec Iovk Courier and Enquirer.
EIGHT DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

mud paress ii thai date and l<ondun papers :" .e ~
Ixe u.rrrnce s thus eight days later than had been
,r,vk.,slv recr,yed Il Is OF very striking interest,
the unmy and shipping news VIII De 'ou"u "'s' '''"
soT~f head. r. ,l
;mr,r,ers and holders VI in Liverpool are endeav-
,.c N rut an end 10 the practice uf sending out sam
niles II erivn Tor examination At The ofcss OF The ouy
ins brokers' u said that about seventy hrms have
siyped an engagement not 10 permit their SAMPLES ~ o
sen, ai and require that purchases shall he made on
the COUNTER Of the selling brokers.
1--WE believe that cases. the practice OF Ia
king gu, samples has been abused To the prejudice :"
the owners aud il may be desirable that 'hai pfseee
should be governed BY proper regulations ho' 'he 'n
rprters ii at Liverpool imagine ina, ey a'pe
can draermine the in which the huyng an sell
inc al ct,,n To he carried and that sy can f'e
ven, the careful aud deliberate examination and cnmpah'
e,u ii samples the part ct the buyers merely oy pas
sinp res laiins that effect. imagine that they vi"
iia themselves greatly in eror. Those are pn's on
which the buyers will aot ouy entertain oPn'o"s oa'
will exmct 10 have their convenience consued and We
do no, think that the present position OF the importers
enc which will enable hem. as SELLERS, arbitrarily 10 IN
p,se iheruwn terms upJn the purchasers
The London Times of The OH Contains farther com
ucn,s urn the project Of aunexug Texas 10 The tneo
States and after stating that II is al present the mos
rrsmnent pn o public attention, and HAT II can scarce
ivil To involve the United States in war with Mex
ca speaks thus of Mr. Calhouns dispatches aud .enef
al diplomacy
sslhe tine and language Of Mr.. calhoun 5 eps'es
certainly h.k very lule Ike any iuen'on 10 oreso the
an,lcipaied bonnie bonee for any considerations OF s'ee
ar n,cy or indeed for al all short OF absolute ne
cessi,y There Is a Of euso about the way IN which
the claim is advsncedih fat aud sleek condition OF The
au,irpaied victim enlarged and dwell upoa--iis pom
gene ever seraiim and length and the policy oil a.
vouring IL exrataied and reveed III, when apsunfy
make nne's mouth water. at is our destiny ~ says
the Secretary ''io occupy that roa reglun.'
We are very sorry for Iiiuly unhappy are We ~ ne
ing rs.m r.ej 10 devour that vast region Ito hl'ler
in the rfofis III It's railroads and canals ourselves u"
shareholders The whle0 reap MS nuts. when our
selves did sow-to nhab lis ''cities towns. villa
pes hull, hy no hands VI oufs-ruy sorry are We To
he driven all Ibis niqniyi hut, alas our miserable
fate coms us; there is no alternative, 50 II must be-
We hardly know whether To admire must The in'liable
imnudcnte az the ahomnabe subleuge maintained aud
disclosed by the few words which we have quoted,
Tie 1uncs Of The l0ii TO The subject aud pres
ses the belief from adsices received from Aiexico mat
she has abandoned her intention OF again invading Texas
and The tned States will be thus deprived oi tbs pre-
test Cor anne xatiua Though called upon 10 specu
late up,a tho probable reply of the French Govern@co
to MIR Cslhuuns letter 10 MI King 1t declares II eau
arpreciae the silence Of the French press upon tn
subject. and expresses its belief Ihai he masi electn
al cair iicou on the part of France will be a corJa
concurrence in poies, against the anneNaon polel
ofthe American Cabinet and firm demeanor III Texa
is IL and have hope that these elements .
a jas, and pacific resistance will mol be wanting"
In she article il speaks Of the projected occupation
the face ii The suissnp convention with Great Btilain
requiring iom either side years notice o sech inen
ton. and Ssys that at not IN which " suddeI
invasion OF British rights can be ATTEMPTED, especially
whilst the Brush subjects ia the territory are ii leas
of the American settlers; would II I've east
tur mere patty conspiracy between falling Pfcsdeu
AID rising faction in the House OF Representatives.
c,nnn The nation 10 serious dispute with Gfta
Bn,aa" II speaks Of the provisions Of the constitution
I pp 81 esai ma,e coas,."'" n'
The Senate of the United States and ,mholJ.,od g.
% 'i'a'"'y OF defeat IN another place. every popula
'asef fatses his Voice IN the House Of Repres,n,ave
cary ny The authority OF Congress measures wh,cl
me PRESIDENT Is tno weak achieve and The senate =,
WIS., 10 enhnfr The consequence of This state of him,
oas nevay hern. that the Senate is tho sal, ,os,i,n
= 'ae on'ed States which Commands the respect
+" "rssn nsiiuns. II is scarcely worth ubilo n inn
what treaties VI Tyler has signeJ ar WIN, ,.sl,i,a
."''nc' ten'nn has carried we are ls moved NV m
.e"s % nonn'ehahk anNous 10 make The mos, a
'.' sA "erks which still intervene between him an,
A., s' s"aaes OF pHya'e obscnriy; nor are We moved
~ ine f"ceedings IL the more popular branch or IN,
.4sa'"ro Ia which. in such matters ma une even !,
",n'Hea, attaches much Importance We UNI, IA go,
",a' ihr Senate says Of them"
a,sfa'nl 10 the correspondent Of the London Times
~, Nv" ""'e'nmeat hss demanded from ,la, o
ia"ce, eaeg"rleal answer 10 the question ubetbe
" h' itfe French Government was saer,,,a =, "A
' ""e "Jpn IN the endeavours of the Bsb Gov
" 'ns'",s,n me status quo in Texas. Wills, i
'rs"'y giving through The King 10 The Amer.
can Minister. nm assurance Thai in M event wo.u n
steps be taken by his Government in Tho l,l, y
gre P'sh'e, or which world give The lni,,d S,,,a,
jas' ranse OF complaint" The Steele adds s,,,em.a
"n'1 d9Hs not guarantee, though derived from 70
~ Is said that England was dismissed f., -
" ""zai 10 make concessions relative i, ,b ,,,
" '"'e" o" condition thai our Cabinet should min H.
"' i"'ndn tn obtain Euronean d.cln,atio, .si, a.,
f.nl hat