Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-12
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-FOUR DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND.
ARRIVAL OF THE TORONTO

] he Iuuduu dates are 10 the 7lh February.
The intelligence continues as favorable II pacifcaon
as that received by the Cambria.
The Cotlnn market was steady al well supported
prices The Cefn markets have given way, as was
expected under The prospect of lower duties.
st kahen Peel. on he Sd, said that. nasmuch as the
msll tH America was abuu: To sail rum Liverpool, he
wnod annonnce his lnlenlinps concerning the duty
llinhef lie pfnpused Ia make reduction Of the duty
Which should Ultimately FIX it ai l5s-nDw IL is %.
Iord Morprih had been elected Ia Parliament, with
out opposition, from the Nesl Riding of Yorkshire
and as that great agricultural county. the Morning
Chronicle lfumphs Ia il, an indication that even the
landed Interest Is giving way on tie Curn Laws mud
sunes Ifpm thus election and other Indications hal If Sir
Robert Peel had Ia state his proposals again, he
would 60 for absolute aud immediae repea Of the
Com Laws, The Chronicle sill thinks he may du so
The English funds Were The use. The news from
the United States was deemed satisfactory, aud the
money pressure IN London had passed its strength Con
snis were quoted al 81 for upney. Large orders were
III England from HE Continent, Belgium and lolland.
principally for barley aud rye.
by The Yorkshire, Intelligence vas received Of the de
bate MI Aliens resolutions rerelllp the interference
al European po"ers IN the affairs Of this Continent, as
Wen as The posiponemenl OF the Oregon debate III the
Sensie. Int news was regarded as highly pacific.
The Loudon CLrooicie, Of the 4rh February. having
received intelligence from The United Shles by the
Yorkshire. which sailed the 18Th January aud made
her passage IN 49, days. says, in article, for all OF
which We have ntl room:
"t eibpPi lhfH mat Tue notice cal
assume, is iha II may BIZ accompanied by proposals for
re opening oegoallous But confess shah enter
'ah ont iitile hope n the result ut negotiation thus
conducted under dnress Listen 10 The spirit in which
The American Government would enter upou such nepo.
llaiion. HE Washington Union, the ,sflclal paper
whch reached us last night says inbred that The notice
peace measure. because 1T Strengthens Govern,
mem Ia negotiate to an honorable adjustment under HE
pressure d an alternative which England cannot but
'luol u,yn as most stern and setous moi Ia say d,ead
full
'ench is the view with which this measure is recon.
mended by the government. and would doubt be a
d"pled by the Legislature Of The Unlled Safes Give
The notice. they say, 'lo then England. believing war
Ia BIZ inevitable. Will give way
Now II Is precisely because we believe that pepota.
lions entered upon under such crcunsla nces and In
such splft cannot be brought satisfactory ter>
mlnai"n that We have from the beginning rested our
hopes 81 peace almost solely upon the rejection Of The
proposition To give the years notice Every concession
would be construed 10 he-ifn would moi he in fact-a
concession 10 fear. made under the pressure
OF The alternative OF war. 1t cannot be strangely i'm
pressed upon the American public Ina, adopt The res.
oluon To give the years notice. so far from facilitating
as hey suppose would do, The prog oi negotiations
would be IN iac' IN provide Tor their certain failure he.
lure we had entered upon them. We are anxious thai
this opnton hlch Is believe. the opinion of The
great bulk OF the people of this counlry-inay he known
IN America while there is yet time for it To influence the
decision oi niomenlnns question:
The Times" OF the IN speaking Of The ..Notie.o
iesplntions IN Congress, has the following:
1--WE da not anticipate that The resolution for terminus
ing We convention by twelve months notice III BE
defeated now II would inallhy be sent back and car
ned nj no distant period in some other form But we
trust that wherever such notice has been pvep boib
c'nnrl's and both governments will remember that The
year ot notice Is year OF grace and that il will be an
'ndeh'e blot on them and on the time we live in if we
cannot succeed within that period in reconcnp the diff
'erences o two great states, arising OF question so
unworthy of their origin their present oteats
ness aud their future deslinies"
i."rd Mnrpeth upon his election 10 Parliament. made
very long ana very able speech upon political topics
IN which he alluded 10 American affairs and said:
They may talk Ola hlck cloud IN the U'es, bui tho
harvest sun saray warm enough 10 scatter ~ Gre.
hewed and enthusiastic cheering
ApPREftENDFD CORN RIOTS IN GALWAY
me government has again learned The necessity to in
crease ne m'ltiarr force In Galway The llowing
appears IN the Galway Nindcaior of Yesterday.
"a 'r"op OF lhe 18Th l.igh Dragons from Gnrr. ar
rived here on Tuesday, under the command of Can,
'ia''on, Tor the purpose II is said of REFRESHING any
outbreak among The people which may arise OWING Ia
he tNpH'ltl"n OF corn IRON this port Two cnnraGles
"i The 3oih are likewise expected oe from IounLrsa
Tue ''hef rom ou'eratd. 10 aid the force in garrison if
necessary This increase of troops is said Ia have been
caused by The posting OF threatening notice To The
"ash"hSe last week, To the effect that the merchant
spres would be broken up by the people if any n,,ha
expiration of corn was aitemnted
J ie' haJeslS ; war steamer, the Sirombo arrived
al 'hs port on Monday evening, aud anchored at The
roadsiead " "
. FRANCE
fu''her debates in the French Chamber, have heen
hsd upon American affairs The discussion came man
"m'l"n oi NJ. Remusal. 10 insert in the Address =,
cause oeea'lng tha 10 consolidate The friendly realions
~ 'a'1 WIN 'ofe'en powers, At is indispensable thai
'"e wv" governments, at the same time thai they viii
- ~ ''9'"c"oh IN Circumstances where they have n
t"a"on interest. should carefully preserve in bnh
"'",,Phefes The entire independence OF their pocal a,
iiun." " '''" P'''e'i DC
y" DE hemnsat, in his speech upon this mo,;on de
''e" wa. such Independence had been violated nv tie
'''''' o rance IN regard 10 Texas when France had
"pe"y embraced policy which had tended IN indsr,se
we ,hled States towards France
"r "'ScuSson was engaged in by Messeurs Guizoi
ne discussion was then closed and hsllo bv 4, i
| "' >.F"'ed' which gave the follow ing resut
GUNNER OF voters, sos; absolute nsori,v ON. cr
y, 6S. $500 ''e''a' "iaJ'h'
cl Lre'foot Cotton Market. Feb 5-A LARGE anonn,
" business has been done lo-day: The sa les are inn, 5000
iO'ooo bales, all TO the trade The market ,s s,e,Js
and prices N'"i suppHicd ''''''
Llrerpooi orn MARKET. Feb CAT i,.d,,,s msr.
ny '"tie Was slerder attendance Choice old wheat
sa" al thursday rates. but inferior sam Mos and
hash", qualities OF ne" Irish were i'd ia I'd per
! 80 I"eaia, For Csnada -four there was mode.
sd =" tuesdays rates. Irish n,ur was nerIec,.
ph,,I, " o"' we choicest qualities easier 10 purchase
'aotipha sweet fun in bond was ,fferino Al o7s nor