Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-25
:Forci0M f,.tclliNence.
Is Days LAl from EUkUSs!.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP ACADIA.

III DOSTD.N
The steam ship Acadia arrived At Boston al one ~
clock yesterday morning; and received despatch
rs by Adams CO., over the Long Island Railroad al
hal pas, o'clock lasl evening.
The adsIces from Liverpool are 10 the 4th, London
10 the 3rd, and Paris 10 the Is, last. Inclusive.
The Intelligence, IN every point OF view, is impor-
iant.
The received last nght bv The Long Island rail.
road, from Boston, with the intelligence brought from
Liverpool. by the steamer Acadia, Ia highly Important.
both IA lli,lcal nd connicfcal view.
The news is favorable 10 peace aud the settlement oi
the Oregon question, but had aud gloomy the sta c Of
The markets and money affairs.
he intelligence received IN England rcaiive TO the
discussions IN tins country OF the Oregon question: AMI
the statement put forth by the Washington Union had
cTe1ted quite war panic There Tor week. II had sub
sided ihe last uns-and there was "A general ex
preston IN the pnss, that, II Mr.. Pl .al offered ih,
ioiy ninth .atael j. c.,' 70 nave been accepted |,
Is also SAID that tie refusal u such offer must have
been caused by The uhuence Of The Hudson Bay Compa
ny AT the expense OF the other and greater comnrr.
cial interests OF England with the UnlleI States lhr
rneus) press is lar more moderate on The question than
vas expected and the French still more so-nay. even
more favorable 10 the United States. Yet there
is still talk and show in Enaan Of army and ma
val preparations ehaye reason To believe however
that hen the Presidents late message, aud the cores
pondcnce 81 M.esre. Buchanan and Packculsm shall
have been well perusrd IN England the press generally
WV w "Sso'oifu ~ MY VI WI. IatktHhath III
iusng the uier oihe d9ta pnrael-and viii attribute
such refusal 10 the sefshness of the iiuds ms Bay
Company. who would sacrifice whole people to their
avn little interests This feeling " i'll be increased hy
the liberal views Of Mr.. Polk on the lanh which Is
caught al eagerly IN England
On the " hole The is highly favorable fer the
Continuance nj peace land the peaceaor settlement Of the
Oregon difficulty, unless the views OF our eoyrrnmeu
on California may create jealousy IN the BRUSH gov
eminent.
10 commercial affair, matters are gloomy enunph,
and bad enough. There Is doubt Of general scar.
c'y IN England and Ireland and Of speedy change
IN the corn Laws, The League is making ,renen,ul.
ei"fts-Iord John Russell and Lord Morpeh are both
out against the curn monopoly. The Parliament will
probably meet IN January, hena terrible fight will take
place on The subj ct.
LIVERPOOL TOBACCO MARKET-Dcc 4.
1obncco.-lhe sales his month sum up 90 hhds
VIZ; 30 Virginia l,af, 20 stemmtd 253 Kentucky ta
and asa stemmed OF these Al Virginia leaf 3S stem.
med. IL Kentucky leaf. and steuutd. were taken .uI
Ireland; Virginia slrmm,d scoand % Virginia and
I9l Kentucky leaf eNportaiun 10 Nifgn, leaf and 50
Kentucky siemmed re-sale; aud The remainder or 50
Virginia leaf. IS senncd. Is Kentucky leaf. and 353
semned, by the trade. OF ttuse imported 22jo vrt.
from New Orleans, 1874 Virginia, and IL New York.
VI those exported, 1876 Tor Africa 90 Amsle rd,m
and Rio Jaufro. The inquiry Tor the period Of tn,
year has been sna but acnfers stochs teInc nav
pretty nearly exhausted Way expect better demand
and as large proportion m the new is nav on sale f.,
very good assortment can be- oferrd buyers generally
Holders continue firm. and The market steady