Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-09-10
.jrorii0M futelli0ence.
ARRIVAL OF THE BRITANNIA.
The s,ea,nr. Bdlanna has arrived al b ,,Ion witt
dates IRON Llserp-sl 10 The l9h ut


dates IRON Liverp-'l TO The 10 n ult
THE NEWS FROM EUROPE.
The mail II IN Is sun tins nJfnIng brought our files
Of Fnyilsl aud Continental papers received by the Bt
rsnns II the IN lines Of whose intelligence have al
ready given the Trlsgrspc report. Cppn careful ia
su eon papers, the news seems 10 he mest
,,4 and entirely devoid o interest p thls country.
The Arrival Of The Cambria al Llserp~l On The 18th,
informed the Bals public Of tle passage Of Tho
TanH b, Congress, and MAS therefore haird with de
lyhi by all PARTIES. lac Tunes says that
Il IN pflly of 26 ~ II eventually decided measure
Of runsumnlae importance 10 all engaged IN c1nmrrcal
transactions with Anencs, which means 10 every nation
II Europe Ilencefuh The principle Of duties lor pro.
f,ftion must be considered aJandoned IN the Gned
STATES The duties which remain, insufficient 10 com
pas, Tie objecis y Drieciion are quite nigh enough Ia
insure revenue 10 The STATE. Ranging they do from
20fo 90 per cent. on Their Value
The Tones proceeds Ia congratulate lis readers The
triumph Ut Free Trade principle, IN The United States
Lord J Russell on the I'm, called Inc attention u
Parliament To- the state o e distress Ireland Three
causes ne SAID had ocrasoned The very unusual alarm
ul the previous season Il The popul,on of Ireland
c uj have recourse Ia any i,od a substitute 5r
potatoes. 2nd. The nature of the disease by which
hey were affected almost entirely unk ioa and
81. The people n ireland wrfe In state Of general
restitution Government had purchased fur the relief III
tins distress. Indian Corn, Oatmeal, &c., to The a
mount II G. - Ais aud nations had been made thru
relief committees 10 the amount oi f65,9il. Is, sides
this, large amount Of work has been provided r the
prupe Lord Russell said ihil The ministry proposed
To Introduce hld giving The Infd Lieutenant rnw.r
Ia summon a county SESSIONS, Which should be empov
er,d to order such pubic works As should
~ ior the relief oil the people aud HAL al shall
ne made iton The Treasury 10 be repaid 10 years al
"a per cent interest.
Complaints very common IT the failure Of the po
tao crop lhs als and IN parts OF the
try, whole fields seem 10 have been affected. Il Is suus
gesed by writer in the Time, hat the plants should
be pulled up. and the roots allowed remain in the
ground so HAT separation would be made between The
diseased aud suund parts, and thus amount ol
food preserved.
Every field should he carefully watched and, on
The very first symptom III disease IN The pplao the plant
should he pulled np, Which b. bs dune by the pei
placing foo, each side u The dn and hfns IL
In the earlier crops this may be done immediately,
as the Potaioes are iu szd, And # not ripe, nearly
So"
The Catholic priests generally have d, clared against
the secession Of Young Ireland" iron the R.ppsIefs
and announced their adhesion To OConnell's plan ot
moral susslon. They have addressed many drcaa
uons IT, O'ConnelI, of which the following extract from
one Of these may serve as spe linen:
In hr political concerns III Ireland we know nm lea
der and recognize guide 1n, you. All other parties
and all other preenders that audaciou>y dispute yrur
legitimate authority, and tn achcronsiy thaar your
wise cuunses, We dso"n, we dslrosi, We nIudlatp-
Young Ireland has appealed 10 the counry that Is our
answei- We dlsJma them, We dIstrusi them. Iepu-
date them"
ave approve your lnst dtnnnc1i:ou of those silly
slaves Of ambition no. with Professions OF patriotism
have heen causing dlscard among he people, and with
The hhy pfeleGsons Of Kidding Ireland from the
ger, have. like uan Bnhoime by usutpng the au,hur
ny "f our acknowledged chief. retarded hopes weak
cue our ofga"zl'Ion, and gwen courage aud strength
10 the foe aud iae npprtssut."