Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-26
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ENGLAND.
There vas no important change in the Of affas
IN Great Britain, eIlh.r pIillicla commercial. the
artihons 81 tie May controversy, however, with
ihe remaining Excitement IA regad ID the Oregon gnes
tlnn. had evidently produced appehenshns both for The
stability ut The Ministry, aud ur lhui ui the peace
county. There vas. therefore. probably from these
eauses. greater depression The BRUSH funds than
has existed of sine Time past
H. the Cotton market, there was slight advance of
prices, amounting drsc lnhs 10 near arlhing
~ pound. TINS was attributed 10 the apprehension OF
hnstfntes, which might deprive Great Bnlain vi sup.
plies tom the Gnlird STATES.
HE tpllo"ng Parliamentary Summary will be read
with Interest:
i The great debate On the Maynouh Bill, which con
tihued ef SIX nights with uDabaed interest, brought
10 eIse the morning of the Oh ult., shurt, be
lore three oelock when the second reading WIS carried
by 323 10 i36. giving Ministers a majgrlty Of II.
M other business oi interest was enefod upon until
The I'D, " hen Mr.. Ward bronght iufwatd his amend
ment providing Tor the grant o the revenues Of The
Established Church IN iceland. 1hls amendment led
To long and animated deh1e .. the whole question u
he lflsh Church aud elected Gun Mr.. Alacaulry
Lord j. Russell, Lofd PHimcr,iua and other member.
u The lae dn'efuhhi, distinct deei1taiiun that The
E-labiated Church II Iceland must be r, dncod and
made suitable 10 the rn.n5er vi Prae-t3ns ia la com
ny aad that i, splus revenues nus be apprd Il, lbe
supf9fl u Il new Roman Catholic Establ shnIsut Th,
deelSfatlan did hol meet Nh much resistance irm MIN
ieTs, aud the impression produced i, the tone Vi The
debate generally thai sn0e will ere hong be
proposed iot the reorganization oi the lush Church
ie COURSE OF The debate, the leaders Of hoh nanes ex
pressed the strongest determination TO RESIST r neal and
VIZ Mhcauey declaftd tha' his party would eu,seu
To uhl all had been saked and lost and the Whale
word had been eon9uIsed by The struggles ol The Fnn
llsh people 10 prevent H. Sir Peel also took occasion
To repeat, that the Miynoolh Ban was no cone, ssu Ia
agtatInn, 10 ea OF war. II had moi been proposed
he said. unit agitation had been put down by law and
as 10 a war with the United States the measure was
actually IN PRINT beioe Tue Presidents nessnge had
reached this country. he debate lasted until Thurs
day night when the House INVADED aud uegatiyed MI
Nard's amendment by uiaJ1flIy h ii
Ga The Zeth, Mr. Duuconhe gave notice. that in th.
event o the Alayhopth Ball being read hIri tIlne he
would move thar It's operation be limited Ia three Years
Alter conversation, IA which Lord John Russ, ~,
Robert Peel and SIR Robert lngs took part 1t VAS ar
ranged that The thrd reading of The N,aynonih Gram
Bll should take place Mondac the lqb and that
Lotd john Russell should move his resolutions ON lin,
%oth OF May These resolutions relate To the amel,o.
ration 81 liir condition OF the aboring classes II, fur
Tier modification OF the protective duties o the present
corr laws, arochal settlements aud OF colon z,on 10
gelhcr with an improvement of the moral aud RELIGIOUS
systems ui instruction.
The London Times ofthe 2clh ull contains an anti
Gle about the annexation of Texas. That papet whilst
dcponhg thai something Is moi done To prevent that
measure, seems al the time, think that nothing
can be dpne uness What il calls the ''Naoaal Texan
Pafy be led aud lu5ered into strength enough 10 de
feat the cunsumnialon
DnEApfuL CATASTROPHE At Y.nMouru.-.N6r
rtch. fudhy crcniHg eight oci0ck The IN ST avtl
excitement pervad,s tins city. A most dreadful acct
drnt has occurred al Yarmouth. Mr.. Nelson the cown
belonging 10 Mr., Cooks Circus now at Yarmouth an
nounced the performance of beng drawn by four pees,
IN the North rIver. The suspension bridge crosses his
n'er and about SIS people on the bridge, when
horrible Ia relate. bel"cca five and six O'clock the BRIDGE
ie IN. II Is reported that 100 To 100 persons persheI
The utmost CONSERVATION exists here special trains
have started the ele9rp bcsc by hundreds ANXIOUS
to obtain news OF relatives and friends The report is
that already ity three persons have been picked an
dead 1t Is thought many are still in the river
London Erening Sum Man 3d.
DIArns IN ENeLANp, &c. The venerable Earl of
Stamford, George llany Grey, expired at EuviIe Hall
Slalurdshlrc the &c ultimo in his S0th year ien
nthefal H. n Hopkins, OF The oldest field officers
IN the army. died on the "a h umo IN London nj the
advanced age OF IS years. The Hon Lady Sinclair
daughter Of the irsI Lprd Macdonald, died at Ednbnrg
on the 2lsl nmn aged rs. Duncan the youn, and
promising adst, died IN the same city at the early a,e
o' 81 Oa the 2Dlh nllim0, the eminent artist Thomas
Phillips, died AT his residence Hanover square ondon
IN his 15lh year. Cuunel Sir George Charles Haste
L. Is. drd On the u ullmo, Woulu ch in his 80 h
year Recently IN the county of Waterflrd Mrs
Sweeney, in her 29h year. She was bnrn in The soc
ond year oi The reign OF George the First On The OBJ
ult, at Cork, Colonel John Townsend of the IAN
Light Drasoons, aid e-camp 10 the Qnsen He sery>
ed IN that regiment forty years. was Engaged in nun,
rous Actions concluding his CHIEF services in The AT
tack OF New Orleans on the Sth January 1915
julie, Countess de SurvlIllers. widow of Josenh Bn
naparte aud formerly Queen of Spain died at Florenco
on the TIL ntme, oia iii Of apnplexy. She has L,nu
been in a state OF i'll health She was much b.l,v.d -
thai city, and highly esteemed by the poor, 10 ,,1on
she was very charitable
IRELAND
The intelligence from Ireland is but of little con.e
qnence Inc regular meetings Of the peal ASS catin
We're held al Cone llalon Hail. Dnlln on he ST and
2Sh uli mo, and both addressed by Mr. Co,neu
lie euogzed the lsh Banking Act ui Mr. Peel comnl,
men'ed the Ministers generally, aud abused the dssen
tets. In his speech ON the . h. after stating that Re-
peal should be shouted in the oil her Mljesty e
moved the following:
"htsored, That the committee Of the Laval Nations
Al htpea Association be instructed t. Consider "A hal M
be The most appropriate manner of receiving the Onp.n
IN ease her Majesty should visit Ireland lakin, care
while the greatest respect is paid our Soverriun She
may not be allowed 10 remain cuurancr Of The intsn
tioa OF the IRISH eple 10 pe!sevpre under all crcnm
STAGE IN lher denand ior the legislative nirpendpnce
of LELAND
FRANCE
l he must important piece o(mtelircnre from, Franco
is, that NJ Hnz IT. the rime Minister was sn m thai
me dullts ct his department Were Iernorary dsch,r
ged ey the Minister OF the Interior, NJ Ductalel an
II was appHhended that such would be the dnr,,in, n,
his Illness that he would return 10 Office rbarc
MAS some decline IN the funds ia consequence r ,li IN,
PlehenSnn The long agaied project for a c,,c.ssi,,,
' NE h'e per cent rents. had passed The Chandler Of