Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-02

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Lord Psmc,sio,,'s exclusion ffom The Foreign or.
fee. by stiovenmetto u which Lord Jsh. Russell
At The hsd. could NOT tsve been calculated On; Il w,hM
have ins,set cehsuye III the n,,ble laTds pulley willis
b. held ihe uiiee. aud wuuld have Men srvafdsd asa
public condemnation ~ me u the sblrs saiesmen hss
The Why's have IN their ranks. Nevertheless, cun.d.
etng tim, Iord Paniefsioh. VII he before held 0ce,
di embroh hiuseli, aud ebfoiling his cuun-
Try with Farce considering tuo, that his resnmptun
o power ~ The present mum nj would, IN the ns0e Of
things. have rendered the settlement Of dIfculses
With The L. States i,ore pcrplextd and uncerism-ws
may, under alt the cirruns, ances rejoice that have
been spared the inf clion." " = tff
LurJ John Russell. finding II impossible 10 form ca
b'ne'. abandoned HE attempt, and Queen syan sens
iof SIR Rob- Peel, who evnttd, sad iit,lo fsA
lae,ance IN resume he had shown uriraye office. ~
bnnght In enthusiastically his Old cahi,,et. Lsrd Wharf,
olil the President Of the Council, mr. died rum tho
xclemen, rdaeed by the resignation Vi his cueagu~s
Is 10 be succeeded by the Duke o Duccleuch Lord En-
enboou9l h 10 be tho hrst s.ord VI the Admiralty
Inc Eat Ut tlsdd.ngion to have the office ofihe Pr
w Seal, whieh The Luke III Buccruch filled. bus the
must sinking change In lie whess 10 the resignation Ut
the Colonial Secretary. Iord Stanley, aud aproinue1si
Of MI. w T.. Gladstone as his snccessor. 1mss chan.
a,s Sigh, they are. generally thoUahi ,V hsse
been or ,hs better. The ioIlrw inc icslliss vi
The Caoioei, as ut present o,gsnixed s7ss -
First Lord ut The Treasury, Sir Robert Peel
Secretary Hume Department. S,riJ Il. q. Graham.
lsId Chaucellur. Lord Ly aihurst.f Al
Lord Pr stlenl Vi The Council, Duke Of Bucclsuch.
Commanders lhelef, Duke OF w ellington.
S.creaIy iJ Foreign Affairs. Earl IL Aberdeen.
l.ufd Frlsy Seal. Earl Ut Hsdding,on Is.aasss -
President ef Board ii loafol. Earl NJ Rpoa. 'saas
Chancellor ot m Exehtqaer. H.. him. H. tioUlbare.
Chancellor Vi Duehy u Lancaster, l.osd q. Soa..s-a
SET. ~ is{sz = aa.szs tsaas5ss iNz ssi sss
Commissioner VI Land Revenues, Earl Idncoin.a SIS
Srcre,ay al War, RI. Hen. =. H.,h.r,.s SANS ~
lnsden. Of the boafd ii Trade Fad Dalhousir 49,
Fist Lud The Admiralty. Earl u Ellen bor.uph.
Postmaster General. Earl ii ST. G@rnlas. sr=sai
Secretary ,r lhe Cultnlrs IIuu w (.lsdssone.
Tho iunre pulley ui Tho Peel Ministry remained
matter VI Conjecture. but oneciurs wrte'byno mesRs
waning. II was reported the hand That tho
construction oi the abne nvVl, cdn cmnpsdsise tho
Corn Laws, and that INSTEAD oi total ss,ts their mod.
icalion Only would bo atlem thst Sir kabest Pert
was 10 propose ahxcd duty oi freirs shlllngs sis
shlllnes per qnar,rr ohe gradually decreased an,lts
expltss entirely 10 The VI " ware. Osess
say lha, fixed duty Of three shngs. with eompsnsa..
tou 10 Me andN,wner, Is Iesulyed us,n. These, how
ever, are simple spe' sall,ns, and nothing probably viii
be kown npm the subject Until The meeinx u PasIia-
men', as Is though, special ears will bs ,Aksn.v pss-
vent Cabine, secrets ron lraksg mt, NJ no dsiu tAs
ease al The ttcet ACKNOWLEDGEMENT BY the 1nss Vi The
eoliun 10 rpes tie Corn Laws. 81 x. -. gt8ase gsa
The ,f,e, u The return Of The Peel Ministry upon all
branchs Of business electric. as vp,sas By the FOL
hwng slaieaen, IN The Ear,~an Iints: IA .sas4ss :
SI K,bef, Peel's rrsuhp,lon 81 poHef Immediately
made Itself lt IN es,ry BRANCH u trade, Cunhdrncr.
which had been shattered by tho rail Nay psnc, became
Ia'a,sd when was kmw" tia. Peel mss esi ,Ls.s
gloon', mist, hung over The real and usdna
world. THESE evils are last suhsldlng with The csus~s
which callea them mo klsleece. upwads pfitn dsys
have elapsed s'ee became known mai PEI was syAi
Premier; am, every day has shown improv, sympOns4
~ ihe Iodutr, share, ohey aud other mark ~
Change appears tue nate extraordinary, bun ne ass
llai his future pulley Is inuch uet y.
Nobody kn,ws what Peel viii de-, but every hkS
confidence IN Peel si,eolstr,,T Of the hold which
powerful siod has o,tf lie > mInhss and The pns.
poets uf millions Of ope. The i.undon Exan,'uer,
Witty obsctvcs, in re.fence !" this prevailing i,eng.
The beauty n ire mtseoi janelufe rs, that noy knows
what Sir Robert Peel il going u do, and y. every t"-
dy is ta, fled thai lie is The nan 10 ~ body knows
uctat" 800 4f .41E
This is all ira, We ind VI ihrses, concerning its
mos Important event that has irauspin IN Europe sncs
our las, adyices The restoration" VI Sir RvbH Peel
OREGON AND THE PRESIDENTS MES
SAGE, 49,. 1, - :.
The next subject ofntervst Is Oregon and .he Pfes-
dents Message This duruntni reached Liverpool ~
the packet ship Sea, Which sailed from New York, II
Will be remembered on the 80 u Dtceub and arrived
ihe 22J Nlessrs. Wilmer 4 Smith had steamer
sea or sone days swu iIs arrival, and v WAS i'm
infdatey ak,nby txpfrss 10 London and Paris. II
MAS generally understood Lal Mr.. McLane had leceiv.
ed cpy by lie SIT wiirh sailed On The frs; bus
ntlller spirl nor substance Was allowed To be-
come public We give below The c,ulnsnls 81 The En.
sifsh and French press UPON tie Message. They VIII
he seen generally fre from all sliun sio e.ce.
which arises, according The European Times, from
,naisewotily desire heal ratr ll,an iuilent the diff
,nres beiwe n The Two countries. One reason Gr ills
is thus stated by that painra statement which, will
oe seen, is cuslsint-i slso in other journals.
One cause, perhaps, why the Message has sgse ably
dsar,Dinh expeci here 10, the we'll timed Obsesa
tons u, which indUlgss Ipsp ctIng liberal tsfh u
the Oregon The bane, The prUposed Teduc'iun 0 the
tatii Is the au,lya,e IN the PIssdeNt's missve ~
Cmgre The style Of the document has sslcltsd
praise; and alough Mr. Polk has beet, dabhed by Ens
rolea publlc,ss nouret hoDe he has givrn pro'is
IN this much crit ciseJ JucuD col tut the sssessUn u
literary puwes thai cunuand respee. II Il&y d. uus ale
why's ivfrt cubvctiuO." g Bass sf.>3 - .ff.@
Concerning tbe diplomatic ccfrs spondtnce. ~ Tue Or
egon question, which had also reached Engiandj tens
same paper makes The toisowlng ueiuarks: ~
=.,Since HE Message ,o hand ahuiher arrival
has brought US The . srondetce laid beiote COngress
be wsen The BRUSH and American Ministers on the sub.
ec Of The Oiego. The misfortune 81 suSh decta,snis
is hat they aie ,oumnuus os the p+ fsai II Tim
area, world. The London lines has devoted ssries
Of articles 10 the consideration ui his rorftspohdtnce.
upre par culary will, reference 10 Two t0trs upon
which Mr. Buchanan insists. namely, first, tue .e -
rising prior occupancy. and second y. The eesslon
Of The Spanish claim To The United States. The paper
in auesiion e. dea,ors To show That The aineance VI
those 80 rights incompatible, thai Il one - eafrecs
The oher cannot be- sustained. The prior ocrsiativn
and The alter cession may cited distinct tar,s bus
HE, cannot confer one iilIe Two had titles rsn M
more make good one, than ALTERNATIVES can make
a negative. stIss. u sesaa 81 &. asassa As Rf
upon the whole then. if The messide las nut given
all The sasfacon IN England which The friends and
well wshrrs Of An erica desire, has lis svoiabie pnss
that vi Free Trade; and The pending numph Ot Fee