Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-11
PETITIONS
.WoreiDu Euteltinfnrr.

" u<ftnN TulCtVlECnCC.
Ia anticipation Of he arrival of the Steamers, which
have been expected for several days, we KEPT our cl
nnns opea ulll this morning. aud announce the ar
lNa oi the q leen of the West with four dnys ,,a,
aud the Cambria. with twelve days later intelligence
Richaond Star.
We compile from the New York Herald, of the GIN
the su. lolncJ
Tie C1isis in G,rai Byitail-7He inpend;nr Eaoioe
= nbWtt { omcits on The oleting u The Po,is-Jbe
hmftoad Herutsioa-jhe Cotton .Na,het, etc. etc.
Ihet Queen of the West arrived of the Hook early
Friday morning, 90 days across.
"Alliirs in England had reached crisis foh;ro,
Council after Cabinet Council had seen held. The m,
pending iaInhe had alarmed the Ministry and the Lon
don ilnes had insisted upon he opening Of the ,,,,
lhon2hoo' he kingdom, the feeling appeared 10 be n.
mVef'aI mat Some prompt aud decisive step Was aiso
lutely necessary.
lie last Cabinet Council Of which we ha 60 ,oo.,
Was held al HE residence ul Sir Robert Peel an Tho M
uli. All The Ministers in Town were pres,r, a,d NO.
'ons 10 Its session, the President Of The Board Of Ti,
n'a an interview WIN the Premier. 1t was exprcr9
HAT the question whether or no the ports sheu5
mod'a''ly opened, would be then decided. c "i'-
| 1t Mas conceded On all hands thai the .,..
,"' a''"'y IN ls Sf'sis was ., On ports or re,g
G Corr : Market stead ant no decline
r., e',n funds coe;,rnued dull.
lhe En'r5.or and Empress of Rnssi, arc man,
Shii., ''r''s' u ''"SS'a are now IN
Letters from Stockholm announce fears famine i;
Sweden from the hnduess oi the harvest both IN oo,n.
! tlly and qually.1le Government Is KIM, ne,,,,s
opreyent II, and already have the manufacturers nj
brandy from corn been offered HIGH premium fthov
| viii abandon their trade Tor three months
The poiatue disease has spread TO fearful exe,, in
the north o England.
knmorS OF opening The pmts for Corn, but nothing
further. 'e
| TnE Duke AND THE Com II iS ,o,, am.
| tently reported that The Duke of "A ell,,a,..
10 changes IN the corn laws, The a,iup,in 81 M,
measures "hch may be supposed Injurious to the arr,
cultural interests. The Duke, is rumored wa hos b
hands oi all such projects, but says To his colle,oes r
YOU are determined 10 Interfere al all cali pa
iogeHe aud lay your plans before them. Uoruior
| hronicie io'''"'S
There has been great mortality lately among the
Brush troops ia China. Wv
Upon The opening Of The Ports.
| The London Times OF Nov. OH has n long article
ifoin which we make few extracts the conncc,,n ~
when with the whole subject the reader must infer
| quIhlily 0l matter and lime press on us -
IL Is no use ior them 10 argue that, because wheat
is cheap in England, there is no chance Of famine b
or that the failure of the potaoe cron in Ireland 90
effect Inc corn market IN this country The (,c,s a,o
Nuo"n 10 every man who has The " i'll and opnsrtu
nl'y Tor h4uiry-N heat Is cheap But what whoa, i
o,'''p Inc very worst that Is brought To market
"1oa "neal-the wheat which supplies the table of Al,
middle class aunIes-ls already dear IrL, Ill.,
may Il DC expected 10 be. fo. fire sir and bn no,L
from HtS tme3 The Jugge ol the AVERAGES ro,rs "
hc''conS price Just now by conoundiep the oood viii,
inc Dad. The averages determine the dntv ,s snc, o.
!" eAc'nde supply from abroad. Under any ci,c,r,-
stances therefore, II is reasonable To an,icino,e ,bat h
''o 'e period OF another harvest arrives the sanIe
""o VI all classes viii have become dear that of tho
f''S' anu invest, dear beyond the possibility of mr.
c"ase bat when we take INTO consideration Tho ,,
" Tue continental markes-1he deficient crons !, rran
pf's'nm ahd Holland and the Prospective Dement'S -,
''' countries on The granareS OF Enrope-the casa ia
complicated with new difficulties and new ,bs,rIi,i.s
~, " "'' many weeks since large quantity of corn was
taken out OF blnd IN England and shinned Il, Gri
poflS LEI the present duty Continue b, , G,. -
longer ana much OF thai which remains in bond uin
'NI'''d 10 countries VII 'se wants may not be nra,,e,
o"' ""oSe wisdom Is more provldent than opr nun
"''p| me advantage OF laying IN store against
sfas"" OF distress, and who know not The snneTy vim,
III me sliding scale. Ue shall thus present ~ ~ -
@ o,c"'seo co'fa, Inc Singular spectacle ala u1j;oo
eofR"dT'ty poor N the midst Of area ceolI w
49, I''r" II 'toeaTS u oHch, and starving Itself Cor
hea"ed OF It's neighbours. However the nhiIan,hr,,
oil such country may oe admired Tor ne n."I' le
"'r r VIII question It's ef jusceu ~
me Liverpool Mercury OF the 7th saws:
tho - "'V'S ol Tue government, with REGARD Ia
49, E'' question which now absorhs the an xe,ies ,f
~ '"n'tV' continue Ia be matter Tor capiectn,o !
S|tes y Cabinet Councils held almost d,;I, ; r.
J"5 'iN reredts at once the importance attached b Sir
i'o"erf feet TO The present crisis and The djHcu1 nj
aat'g"S ms colleagues 10 a unanimous decision ~
49, a"u otahiey parry, II would seem, sill lola
/ ,o- ,e nieta'es oi common seRse and the iSs,;
remains probenatlcal. Whether the norris ,ro s'ue
"'in"i'h opened by order ia council as WAS ~ oe
uNec'ed up TO the beginning OF the pr SOM "aa,
fore rh,s,ap Parliament VIII be specially summoned he,
whether alter all. Sir Re5ert Peel has mada t
I,,,h ave Tue sirri, and let the law of ar,,6;I
"| ana famine ';ke course, are questions " yhah
one only can answer" f''''o"' "nich
iRELAHn "A committee appoin,ed =, ,,,;-
aps !" Dnblin on Friday held meeting on bo oT r,'
~ Jay: "heh series ct resolutions In be snh,,,,
NV RS rAceency, the Lord Lieutenant. were draw
l. mai sufficient evdcnc. of the immi,e,o0 &c e.
,ato H 70 render 1t necessary for the oovernnen, -
/ j, 'rh, , steps TO provide food for the people
hs -, u'' Toe best mode of distributing such fnJ will
oe,l unity. r''''' "o'As oi national and
tho "a ',Ie Lord Lieutenant be called upon to omen
I NJ me reception o all articles suited 10, bn,r,