Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-27
Foreign fntelli0euee.
THIRTEEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
VERY IMPORTANT NEWS.

A
ton on THURSDAY. having sailed from l.ycrpr an tn
Ali instant Sac bfnss papers The day eli her sail
Ing.
Though The news by this arrival is not Of much pr
iiicsl pofiancr yet II ~ Ut considerable interest in
cummer,fal point oi view.
The allure 81 The fai0 crop In Iceland the deficient
harvest !" England the high price of Provisions,
The Threatened famine amongst the lower css.s have
prompted Ihe Premier 10 hold three Cabinet Councils
if The purpose VI deyising measures Tor tie f,le
vi the country. The result of he deliberations o( Min
s'es not he''ng been officially promulgated hen tn,
Dfahn'a ci', The iolowin eatfacs embrace all the in
formation We hay" upon the subject:
1 'oPf .iNG OF THE PoaTs ron THE ApMrs.oy OF
'oREiss IRAis.-A Cabinet Cousci was held at the
private residence o sir R,srs, Peel ON The 3 $, ulimn
another held The sone place on Saturday the ),
i"siani, and another On Monday sfefnoon tho 3d in.
slant The Examiner Of the lsi instant contains the
| following remarks:
"a Cabinet Council, the first since The proroga alton
OF Parliament. was held yesterday allen,cn at The pr-
Va'e residence vi SIR Robert Peel, IN hiiehall Gar.
drns. al which all the Minis efs we're present; but the
n'z l't OF last night dues npi conr. the expected Or
der In Council hr opening the ports for the admission
oi ofegn gam. as slatement which published by
an evening contemporary may have led The people To
pect.
The only announcement which the Gazette con
'aihs Is lie notification o and rigorous blockade
Of The ports u The Ofenial Republic on The cas-. coast
ol Sbn' America. having been established by her Maj
ihpse Of the King Of the French"
The following is the .'satelaen' alluded TO BY the
Examiner. Which appeared IN the Globe Of The 3gh
uiIimu:
"a most inponan, rumor crcnlates, in select circles
~ NE cy feail'" IL the terms which foreign grain
ard nf ale 10 5e Admitted ur home consunpl ion by
The Order IN Council expected out morrow. IT We
are correctly Ihifned. the following will he the scale
laid down Wheat As; barley PSI oats Is; beans aud
pas IS per quarter; and II mr. Is per sack. The order
VII release a,ut one milton quarters Of grain aud four
IN bond IN the United Kngd ou 10 900 barrels OF -four
On The way rom the United States, and I50, 900 bars
rels from Canada"
The Morning Chronicle has the following remarks
On this subject:
"A suspension Of the Com Laws becomes daily more
necessary; indeed 1t appears To be ,vIlable, and
md The ranor gaining gtJund thar Parliament will be
called together at an earlier period than usual Wheh
er The ports III BIZ opened for the admission Of gram by
an ord'f IA Council or by has,y act Of Legislation.
temans s'iii SUBJECT OF doubt. Though Sir Robert
fcrl VIII IN all probability, open The ports hy Order
IL Cohhc YET Is equally necessary that the earliest
opportunity should be sought 10 obtain from Parliament
us sanction that act II Is, therefore, more than
probable Thai The ports will be opened by Order Of
Council al o"ce aud Parliament simnoned for an ear.
ly day Ia November"
The London Observer, which is con id, red to be in
the confidence oi the administrator has The follow ing
remarks:
"Oo readers doubtless well aware that no such or>
ders as those talked OF or relaxing the Corn Laws.
W. 'h'', W, summing rat''ae"' ca" issue iron,
S''".' oo""o', s""o'o these measures oe oeemeu
s,a ~ '' '"e p"hnc "e'ate ouch otoo's
Va" o''"'" o".y NOM 'he queen III 1ouncii, and Tor
iha' purpose Pripy Council must be holden We have
- ~" su"''"es '' rnSy .ou.cil nave yet
~ ,,''' Nv 10 " N"o"" "he'hef ,he hydrocarbons ot
'' ~ -" "u' nav ''''e' a, maturity ,'r s"eh step
LUG .,p"'o' correspondent o' The Boston Atlas, who
Is generally well informed On political matters. writes
under date OF the Sd instant, follows:
-, " "oe"'! s'"'eu VI Two OF 'hfee journals nat
" ' '"e.''S ." 'uav " was determined TO open the
W. ". "'"'s'''n VI al 'ore's" gram 'or me next
.iiee months, duty irea. ms Is merely guess work
Tor no Official announcement has ,c, been made, and
none eau oe made III time 10 reach the United States ny
Tue Britannia unless that steamer should be detained
he simple acs upon which d, aen iunors have been
iounded may be bfhHy stated Although the Cabinet
Council may have the determination to recon.
mend The Queen 10 hold Pripy Connect Tor that object
Is well known that II the power OF Cabinet
Council 10 adopt any such measure The ruors of The
press and IN MAX Lane are, there FORE without the
slightest value"
The Liverpool Cotton Market has been inactive and
prices had d,cllued li per TO-
The Coru Markets were much agitated, and, as a
large quantity geld was expected TO leave the country
Tor The purpose Vi paying Tor foreign gram money was
scarce.
The Railway speculation which hal become n ma,
MA and had ached a point at which its explosion was
seen be certain has ii ally burst and brouoh run To
thousands who had become involved The Landau
Times IN series of articles had exposed the frauds BY
which this specul,,iun ,sc,,r,,d I'm and ,,ing rho
reaction of public sentiment, had ha,n,d the
phe
The Time, of the I'd contaio. the repo, If the Com
mssioners pponied by Ire Government 10
the actual cndon of IN. p,,ao cron They state ,b,,
the best use To he IN de of me Jis,,s, noa,,e. ia IN, m
traction of sarrh from them and xnrcss Tho onn,n
starch by beny mi xed Win "a, n,.,I ms he conye,,d
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