Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-15

THAT we'll knowing the hornets nesi which the measure
would rase. he had The emefity 10 introduce 1t. The
w hgs, as parry, have exercised ptaisownuhy for
beafanee ON the ncc1sn 1t was tempting npparnni.
~ Trip the Minister heels aud. had they followed
inc example which he eel Them IN opposition, they would
havo dnnc -. A. The pfotesscd leader Of ihe Tories.
on hqher IA eensnfah'e Cor having aandced 10 the
laran ricludclc-s which nuw threaten 10 fwhelm
aim The business OF the House A. been yed Nv
cry nehi ht the rescotaton Of petitions against the
measure. Indeed - well organized are the rrlipuua
bodies throughout the eoanty. rcteet hei maohaery
on any pnht involving Vlcaee Ia Their senmenta thai
their influence aud agitation en- by meofinps und ne.
ninns, be- heard and lt in aluu4 all parts nj ho ean
/ trY simultaneously. Tie meetings. Of which Exeter
Hall IA the seene IN any such emergency quay be re.
/ leffed n Ia proof &C tho lart.
I'm Thursday. the principal enealer on the Govern
ment side Wa Sir James Graham In cnteted uin nm
elaborate defence o the measure md fuhuktd the "uas
/ p'reV cry 81 its opponents. lie alluded 10 the
pNtase II Whirh he had gwen utlcOnce pending the
llsh state ias that 'concession had reached ia nsn
IA phrase which bad been much commented on-ex.
planned the fnse in which he used it, and apulueised r
having IN moment ul excitement, uttered ns a Minis
tvr n the GtoWn language which calculated 10 ir
Mate sentative rafc. lie offended he policy Of Inc
government when 10 oppnsiuu md elniendrl lhaf his
eondnct aud thai Of lura Stanley had always had fif
lls object The civil and cee siasea progression Of the
iash people The tom ol the lloue secuigry's speech
was ilrm bni c1neiNAsS, aud gave evidence Tint he
or his eeeaaues disposed Ia bend bofrn the hlaal
/ "lasi nahi lie debate was resumed will II enaaille
additional interest aad excitement. But, pressed rs we
are Tor time and spae, The point Of The steamer sni
my, we can d oa'hies beyond referring Ia il. Should
the measure r1sa the aubseluant saers IA tbern il m
lie donhi II viii tho House 81 lofds VIII nuke short
work otlt. Many ofihe Bishops will support Il, in-
deei the PIenef IAN potent IN The Peers Than in the
popular brunch Of the LnHi,anrcs
IRELAND
I The Rcrnalem continued their weekly meetinoa Al
Cancellation Halt nabn. hut hesnbierl had lost mnrl,
/ 81 lis interest A. the meeting on tho 1lh ntno, Mt
Connect claimed The concession ia favor OF Mayaanlh
COLLEGE as tlfa ie,i efag.an lie said
." lhefn Is ane ,lalVl thing in connection with this
act Of justice oaThurslly ait Robert Peel br1unhl
IN he Aaybaalh bin and noasel hy majority Of lo2
and on tn following day tFda5y} ~ set The Americans
at defiance. tbears Yes finding bins,ll in s,rona
position. by thus OCT nl instire 10 leland be adde's.
ses lanenpga to America httlna British Minister
! say, gann ~ The same way. aud We VIII sci tho .
meueana at 3eaanee. Pfofaeied cheers The quar-
rel - nquecr one MS II stands. The Americans arr 6rao
eIng away on the one side and Peel ia standing in no
attitude 81 defiance on he other slmathinp He iva
fellows anxious ia he a enc another, with their friends
holding them, oseh exelaiminr Lot me at him =
| LAUGHTER say 10 Sf Robert Peel. Give the Irish
their Parliament. and 10 The Americans would say,
don't dafQ to attach England
SWITZERLAND
Ftdrfai Bloo33ci-Tbis country has bern tho seeoo
OF blopdy contest between thu rival regunists attend
ed with ahroua loss Of lido Tho pnope Of the T3a4lp
Champagne aud the moro disprdcry IN llerne FORMED
corps with which Ia attack Lucerno while the Canton
n Arnnn summoned by The tucsiu oil pund proesianis o
arms One account STATES Last night, (Riarch 30th
fires were seen nj we lhroo points which were prob
ably signals. Many of the municipalities have agreed
10 evo rom four 10 SIX i,anos 10 hase who should take
part In tie invasion. and 10 allow them each from hslro
franc to Two francs per dav.
i1rca q five thiu7and strong crossed the frontier nf
lucerne On the 2slh Of March. Meanwhile. The iawn
Of Incelne was baaily fortified Tho Yorur mustered
seventeen b7allons 10 intepo#e II necessary tho Gov,
f. ,lya,I
arms; Har and III aeut c1nnaonfs 10 I,ucafne Tho
army Which iueefne mustered Is yarousy estimated al
! l009Ou 10000.
Within strong Gree, General DO sonnenbnrg al
ganeed 10 meet the inYadefa, bat having como up with
lhem, he reteaie1 tawarls the cily. for purpose
which VIII shortly appear; making, however, some
show Of Resistance. "On reaching Todnlen the inYa-
ding army. says written by one who march
ed With II, twas nuaekcd by battalion p4stod in the
iorcst.p
The sharnsbooers soon drove them out Of il and
our friends continued 10 advance in good ORDER con
aanty harassed Ia their march, M fr as Eaiswyl,
where they effected their junction with another col
umn, Just arrived by tho Rrrfo rad Hero the
invading lorcos divided one column proceeded by the
rad leading In the principal bridge aeross Tho Fmnc
and the other took 10 tho night and passed The Emme at
Northeastern.
While The chiefs were exarnq themselves to inspire
thcr men with fresh eonrnro, report Of mnsoifv and
artillery srdaenIy heard 1t was probably lie Sc.
cand column, who mol knowing their friends and assn.
ming Them 10 bo tbc soldiers ol uccrne had fired upon
them. A rapir seized portion of The frat column
several portions Of which gave the signal If retreat
which WIZ followed ty the Others BY degrees how
eger they Fmc5 theif rants, when they perceived they
were not pursued lint not knowing what had become Of
tho second column, they continued 10 retreat.
At break Of day they were attacked by a battalion.
supported by six pieces oforiillrry, which atlrmprd
To oppose their march hn the ailer fought So soven-
~ that lhe column easily routed them. They were
aaan tYire attached IN the same rnannet. aud twice