Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-30
TIE REJECTION OF ARBITRATION.

TIE REJECTION OF ARBITRATION.
The London correspondent If the Boston Atlas gives
tie fluWng interesting particulars IN reference 10 the
effect al uu nj eclIoh oi afbaion On the public mind
IN England
Hal OF CoMnrncE, IoNpoa Monday Evening
3D. have puipasrly put of wfisng h The last
mint. in order 10 make you fully acquainted with the
tstaofduary effect produced Uoday IN CITY circles, by
lie wholly unexpected and highly lmpuriant intelligence
received in town tits morning, by The New York liner
Patrick Henry, which vessel arrived al Liverpool, yes
tefday.
Al the Hall u Commerce aud similar large CONNER
cla Toon where meiohans stock brokers' and the ct.
~ EDITORS usually assemble, he American news was
read with utter establishment. While the stiffness Of
death seemed 10 prevail al FIRST, as II had actually
hetn dtclbrd. 1hefe WAS 10 loud talking and consul
iatnn-thte was M private whispering as IS generally
The case "a The fist receipt Of the newe hut every one
sal looking over the morning papers III silent
msui.
The ofcla correspondence between Mr. PaLenham
Mr. Buchanan aud Mr.. Mcl.ane, on the Oregon ques
aoo omuunle aling the ia, tina, the American Govern
m'nl REFUSES 10 abliale that question: has pro .uced
Ibis extraordinary Ianlc to-day.
W III informed parties who have spoken al all on this
subject consider that the Of affairs bewcer Great
Brlpn aud tie United States has never assumed So
wprlihe an aspect before.
Time has mol YET permitted full expression Of public
feeling un lhls uens.
Tie Morning Head has, from the first, advocated
peace, aud has dune much 10 calm The public mind. al
different lines, When Oregon difficulties have assumed
a thraculrg aspect but ,o,day his inurba says:
'lt iswlth r,gfei give publclylo the intelligence
this arrival communicates, inaSmpch II is Of char,
acitr which implicitly reyersfs cur iormcr homes Of
rraccabe setlem,nt Of he Oregon differences. Mr..
President PIN and his advisers lave Tuslrd into
* tcmrs, aed appear determined 10 place the s. hole
mSNy JR&g9s P.,i.loa 10 t aglaqd, rvs, -,
DAY 4 Tx Ill Ia.
! he rtstht uncasiGoss. Il may be said 10 have been
generally Dismissed ipm the minds oil SPECTATORS rs
an al, mont u disturbance in momenisry point u
ylew.p
This remark shows how totally unprernrtd CONNER.
csl classes were for tie alarming received to-day
Its immediate effect upon tho Consul market this at.
sinOon VIII be seen from HE muney articles the eve
amy paprrs
Cunsus lur hf account were quoted yesterday AT o.
to-day they doan 10 % &. Witch indicates plainly
The extent Of the panIc--bul will quote lew lines
ifon the esenlog journals.
The sun says "lhe money market il rather unsettled
by the h,stle Of the American accounts received
to day "
The Globe says, The accounts 10 the oh ul,, fnm
the luited STATES, trely this morning. have created
quito sensation IN the city; especially among parties
connected wnh the American trade, no seem OF ac.
cod that whatever the result may be, grea, present
/ injury aust he doue IN trade
The Standard, Gsml>oilicjal government organ says
States have taken all rhecocs persons by surpzs. Il
Is Now CONSIDERED settled question: thai ihe maintain
ance oi peace between he wo countries Gus not depend
upon the oil justice, the sdom and dscrc al
the American executive, and dreadful as the alternative
81 war Is, II will be " lth the utmost d liruy that any
BRUSH ministry can now escape from II with hunuf.-
Such Is HE universal expression OF ltelug this morning
under the IDEA that every honorable mode Of cvncl
~ conprulse has been exhausted"
- he steady rejecting portion Of the American mer-
chants resident here moi those the least astounded by
the Intelligence. They srcm how 10 have Doubt IN
queuce OF the dtcded part taken by The Executive
that lhe motion Tor giving notice uf the termination o
tie Oregon occura'un ueuty will be passed by Cons
gess. and like other pers they admit thai the result
must be u cessation OF all diplomatic relations between
+ The two c,untIlts--Rpus rcrrOHs.
cannot uespass further ny any remarks Of my own
THIS suici Will undoubtedly te brought before Paflia'
nent this evening, hut this despatch must go of i'm
nedauy, canno hope To receive IN tine any sketch
o remarks made IN either House But will that
the ates, editions Of The evening papers reach you by
/ The steamer lilbenia.
Your most oheden servant,
The Lnndon Sun. an evening paper Of the Sd o
March, has these remarks
The American news has taken the public cor plete,
" by surprise |, expected 10 be OF such war
like character, though few peuplr profess have
entertained the notion that further delays aud difficulties
would occur before the dspu les between the two gov
ernments are finally arrarged. The positive manner, IN
arbitration or mediation by tie S,nute, has produced a
sfong feeling oi ind gnaIion among cummelcal chs
cles and those " no have all along advocated the mex
pedsncy ol war, ON account Of mercantile connexions
now openly catn yindIcatlun of The hon of the
country al The hands ofout executive. 1t is pretty gen.
orally believed that we'll prepared for as
The Americans aud ii there is 10 be ''brush' betwee
US, To Try the strength OF our respective pnWers II
would perhaps be as well that II should lake place
as speed possible. IN the reading aud cot.
fse,huusrs this intelligence is the great tupc Of
saiion. The FEELING every where is that Eng land.
having shawn SIS much ioTbeafahce as is compatible
with her station in the scale ef nations is called
upon The proceedings of the American legislature
with The contempt they deserve. Once The gaunet is
ihrown downs small difficulty exists IN predicting the
cUnqueror"
Sir r. Peel read confidential letter which be
had addressed 10 her Majesty, during the period when
be out of flee. and which he promised support
Lord John Russell IN any liberal that he shou
propose, if they based upon the principles o.
huse beture the lidusehe addcd also iial should heI
Najesiys future advisers, and after consideration OF hs
heavy demands made upon The army Of The country t
colonial service, OF relations with the United States