Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-11
LAST EVENINGS MAIL.
From the n. v. osIstte. April ..
LATER FROM EUROPE.


' ' a'"s' yesterday OF the packet ship Nor'humber
land from London 9Th ut. have adyecs from the Brit
Tn, Iond,, IT,. - 80, 49, y -, -,
ev.oi,,, -, ' - Wv ~
..r,
@ mario, Tor hngl"h sceufiues was depresscd this
n IN Tue morning an appearance oi weakness be
o'ueh' oul u was more severe towards the close o
IN. o..n t tsn DC ns eu,'eh. 'na' message from
,o-,.h, 80, ,h~ -, ~ -. W ' i"u'o OF Commons
~. -, 1917. y. I''e,Uea' Iohsos Tell on the
ney es X q, a .ni r.. ,L f ~, oeing of mo-
ter the regular bonr. of hn.,no. % . " < Al
concluded NJ lower p,ic.. thar - wore even
stock LETT off ooa 10 40 ooo q. 10y quo'eu' Dan
81 7s TO 81; h,co ,nd -, - 'e per Gems teoueed
long annuities 10 SIS: Indian hon a. 81 a. 20 80
Sea new snnuues 81 8 O. nd g. .L.o IN, no. =, as
prem y ~ efue' o"i' '~s !" JOS
No cotton market ba. ,c,ch.d N. Il, IN. n,n., ,h, -
TO hand. In the gram market ,h,,e Is No rh,,n rh
foreign wheat sveruge had ,,sen "a, IA. per ou,,,.r
The passage of the ..no,,r." re-ol,,o, IL; ,h ,. -,
Representative created much ,,cit.meot IN E,gI,,d 90
u the subject OF long article in the Times watch
the view that the reiu part leave Oregon
matter TO aTbraton the pass of the no,ico
tons omens of war
lhe London Morning Chronicle 1.-THE Palmerston organl
says;
Let suppose the notice given. aud the Joint occupation
TO cease IN lS4I Is there public man, either side OF
the Atlantic, who believes that 1t will be possibl. TO pre-
seve peace, while the rights OF the left un-
defined IN country occupied by the subjects Of botb1
wul blindness To shut our eyes TO danger that GER
tain TO come upon US, the joint occupation suffered ,o
terminate before our conflicting claims adjusted.
~
an rad 70 hs CsHrssOH EH tad peaei ssssat b1
" @1a ~A'i as re tiHk Be- clear 10 AHbassod Of
~
ihe United service Journal OF March 2, says:
Tho United States intend giving this Erg and
but our cOunymen are not exactly the Of people
quit er undoubed property, because the Americans
warned tnem, without having brush it.: and acts Of
eggessOn II tolerated; must lead TO just retaliation"
lRELAND.-ln the House OF Lords, March g. the con-
riderauon OF the several Of the Irish coercion Bill
rise much discussion, in the course Of which Ear
Grey attacked the lrsh landlords as being the csus. Of
the state OF the country through NEGLECT of ,b.iT ~
CoRH LAws-On the evening Of Friday the 9th in the
House OF Common upon the resolutions the Corn and
Customs Importation Bill Sir Robert Peel proposed to e1-
eept buckwheat maize, and rice the gene raj measure
with view Vt making these articles AT ONCE duty Free be-
lore the o;her parts oi the bill became law.
POLAND.-A manifesto and decree have been issued
by the Polish Government of the General Polish cause
setting forth grounds of their action and the
regulations they have made,
INDIA-The English dominion may M, ,c,,,tI, Ia -
n critical state m India bnt ,b.,e cst,,inI, 80 =, -
sufficient cause fo, tb. svJs,, 1880, st., . L.I ~
relation TO H. " ' ~
The watLke Sikbs whom, sor,o or a.. I.l -
are descended from that no,,i,n ~ 49,. Il S,
conquerng troons :. bich s.n,,,,oJ e., - i
and remained IN mi, n,r, 81 In =; Laa :; e'
armies in The field The, r.c.n, -, ,a.I ~
the English claimed n. yict,,iss a, Noojtaai IN"
had IL n. now beiiey.d b.d L,Io -, a., 81, - INr.
,b.ir s,,, %, .,,a,... ~ - ~ '' '' uae''"s
80, ,,,, r., -. @ t s'eHa VI "iel'ng away
Rp,,,sb 49, ~, -, 81 ~ Sonu 'ne ieaen o, 'ne