Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-11
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INTELLIGENCE BY TIE S1'EA MS1iIP
CAM BRIA.

was bingham With directions for the seauboa
Maydower 10 put of alsn.
The la~s intelligence from the Csmbis. received al
Boston. WAS Ia ! o'cIock Of Sunday morning All The
passengers had been safely landed ship lay broad
side the SHIRE, heading West. leaking and sppa-
Feny moi strained IN The least. Nine OF The passen
gers arrived al Boston yesterday morning. having got To
shure b, wxdins through the surf They reported that
the chip wanted only Two feet moe water 10 ai. and
a. she had two hundred Of coal board. II was
Wrought she could be suff eniy lighened by pitching
shis over.
The news broueht by her is down 10 The 10Th ul,,
and is u pacific character. The advices that went
out frum this country by the Hibema considered
IN England tending 10 preserve peace bs~ cen the
two countries.
The English people engrossed by their pub
lie affairs, and the excitement upon the laws aud
the Irish Coercion bill had reached such pitch thai II
expected Sir r bert Peel would have retire lrvm
his position the head Of aif,rs.
The opposition 10 his measures was expected to be
ied by 1.nrd Stanley.
The cotton marker had advanced no-eieht Of penny.
The Hiberna having carried out confirmation oil a
short crop.
Business generally dull. No improvement since
xhe last advces
There change note in the Flour market,
which continues firm burner prices.
Y'be House Of Commas after the The
VIII. whendrbiie The Irish bill adj urn-
ed 10 the BOA. Sir |. ben Peel in the Of the
debate. iook orcasen To say that the Government had
ordered supply uf Indian and American Oatmeal
fr Ireland. and that tho attention OF the Government
by nigh, and by day had been gwen To he melancholy
position IN which the sister country placed
The following is an ertrAc, from article on II e
Oreg'n question which appeared IN the London Times
ofthe 18th nli. Winners European Times remarks
that the reruied connscliuu III tha 1urns With the For
fga Secretary. Lord Aberdeen. gives The
Importance which will be bes appreciated on perusa-
The writer, after stating that all The lradng statesmen
IN the lnun, Of all patties regard the 49h parallel as
she utmost concession, proceeds:
we inimaied an apnion sUme time ago. that the d9ll
parallel might conveniently serve ms the basis OF nj.
fangemeu hut II is clear thai such proposal be
accompanied with extensive rund tubs Than those
heretofore annexed 10 1t by the Americans. II must
leave us the whole OF Nanceu,es island the navga-
sion and hsbur of the of Fuca the free Of the
Columbia and The northern branches, down 10 The sea,
and an indemnity compensation the Hudson Bay
Company. for the posts they would be called upon 10
surrender. We do moi pretend 10 point all the slip
Citations hch would he The par Of prudent and just
Tocy 10 require, as an equivalent for concession 50
UGH below our original claims, and. firmly be,
ieve, oof just rights But the oessun of the vacant
coil nigh, be poll &c and euduabe. provided the private
neha, already long acquired ard ,njoyed by Bfisl
SUBJECTS were duly respected; and they must beyOnt
oil qntsiivn. be PROTECTED " the tlmatm 81 Eng land
Between these Two proposals lies the question OF peace
war; narrowed, As these controversies always are II
snail issue. hui, nevertheless broad enough swal
Vow up The peace uf he world,
The moderate members Of the Senate make the d9,
parallel Their fighting line" President Polk is evi
IDENTIFY disposed 10 lean To the side ul fessanc
chan concession. and, side we really dscov
rr no motive OF srgumeht 10 justify any farther d,
fsrlnre frum the position assumed long ago by The Brit
ash Government. aud confirmed by he emphatic docla
Tacohs vi the Ministers and the Chwn,
IRELAND.
We have still 10 record the receipt ofalarnng INTEL
gence from the sister country giving the deal of III
approaching famine which has already made its appeal
gRNa lie A In k,...
trsn 81 diseases the results Of which is very paint,
10 contemplate Meetings are bring held in various par
TO devise means In arrest the progress Of the evil an
procure work and food for this starving peasantr,
meeting OF the citizens Of Waterford held on III
1h instant 10 adopt measures The existing DIES
iiin,i"n IN the boiongh. During The proceedings III
soowing observations were made by he Rev Mr. She
0an-"1 here was never such destiiuon in the city
there Is At present Show me mason, carpenter or an
ether irsdesssn. employed The artisans have no EN-
Payment and consequently they are In stale of des,,u
Hon tosA he Trouble OF examining the reports of III
Warming Institution. and found that in March. ls4s
potatoes el the best quality Sold at 2id ston.
lS44. ~ aid; IN 1915, al 3D. aud now this year tho
are as high I'd 10 SD by retail and i, is bv rel.
1ha' the poor Luy ihom. As there is no emplnymen
and prices are very high there he extreme de
s'uiioh Accounts pour IN daily Of the increa
iug distress.
IN many places there are potatoes efi-in nor
VIII The fast perisbing root be fund after NAV
Sssiroar paper hes the following. headed FAMINE
Nsyo--"1his gauni and hong dreaded scou,ue has
fen.th broken firth. Ne have been written Ia fn,
several paris OF this extended county, by pentlem,
upon whose seacy We place The most i'm pl,cl, rean
giving The most au' accounts Il the sutlernps of I,
people Al this early peroo Of the year. Even a, Tu
sooeh. IN The immediate neighburhood OF This tow
many families are al this moment, as we learn w,ho
sod; and the wre,ched sufferers are in vain endeavot,
soget prnvlsons 10 time. that their children na, no, d.
Al The market oi Castelar, Saturday last,
which Were hitherto considered reasonable r,se 10 an
farming height-poiaues from 2,d 10 Sd per slime n,
oatmeal frum l3s to los per cwt
gea, not has taken place at Cunmcl in which
shsck was mace on some mills and shops in that TOW
ono neg hosrhood, and several II Them plundered by d
mon. a meeting was held IN the Court.house at Clio
mel-Co'. Osbfbe, p, in the chair A subsc,in,,
list WAS eniered>nto and over 5OOI subscribed IN, 4,
purpose OF giving employment, 10 the inhabitants in
vicinity alone. "
The Repeal Association had lis usual weekly mee
fng on Monday. April 49, Mr. O'Cunnell WAS prcsen
and spoke very forcihy against the Coercion Bill III
gen, was upwards d 200 pounds.
z om FhANCE there is news exrept that co
'neo 10 the following paragraph Of the Journal des
bats a the II ullmo - ~ "
.st7'pt 70 kill the King Of the F,eneh-Th. f,
lowing intelligence has been received from Fokeston
~ means Of ,he Electric Telegraph About LalS n,
nss O'clock % Thursdays as the King WINS re,utnir
sn'm his drive in the forest Of Fon,ainebleau. m,
seated upon the wall fired at His Majesty Proyiden
preserved the Kings lite. The Queen Princes Ad
lsIde. Duchess of Neniours, and the Prince and II
frlncess oil Saierno. in the carriage with the Kin
Three balls cut the finges Of the Char Ia nc no o
Wa eisnck-a piece Of the wadding was picked up
we Queen. The assassin was Immediately arrrsie
ms oame Is i.econate; he is old general guardian
the tsiest VI funainebesu