Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-30
IRELAND.

The weeks rent at the usual weekly meeting Of the
Rep'al Assocallun held on the qlh was announced 10
he / , Us Id. On the succeeding weekly meenp ii
amounted to ba. MI Collect the hte member aud
present candidate cot Ahauc, WIS present. and wh Mr.
Morgan John . tonnc, addressed The Meeting. All the
unsurpassed confidence thu the kep,al move
"'"' "9n!i r@n strength, and that the Parliament
Would giant itelcal oi the Union
An Immense number It tonantIy have been evicrd ii
tharrVe on the Farl u, Cork estate and 1t Vas rep
resented 10 have beonon ecd under circumstances ol con
siderable harshness
iuE lRisu CoNrEprRArinN-A public meeting Of this
body Was held On Thursday evening. Al The conclusion
d the proceedings. the members 10 he Der Il UUO.
formed IN Procession and escorted the leaders through The
street 10 their lodgings, by way Of pccaoton against far
h'r onlgeS on the part of the moral forces OF Conclha
ton Hall. They got home quietly. The subscriptions
wee announced 10 be Oils 81.
TIE OREGON TERRITORY.
curious fact uanspned at the Glasgow election. Mr..
MHlegor of the Board of Trade one the candidates.
stated That at the time our ambassador, al Washington,
tho Hon MIR. Pahenham,reused 10 negotiate on the 49h
parallel Of north latitude the basis treaty and when
by thai refusal the danger OF rupture between Great
Bnialh AMI Amefca became really imminent, Mr.. Dan
el Webster ofneIIY Secretary Of Stale 10 the Amorl
can Governments Wrole letter 10 MIR. MIG, Ia which
he strongly Deprecated vi pakenham's conduct. which
Il persisted IN and adopted At hume would 10 a certainty
eInurou the Two countries, and suggested equitable
compromise, taking the ~ parallel Is the basis # an
adjustment. Mr. VI Greur scnl the letter to Lord John
X, s,e who gave Mir Me,.egor PERMISSION 10 intimate
10 the Earl a Aberdeen that he. Lord John Russell
quite agreed with MIR Webs'cr Tins expressed opn
oa of statesman in opposition, doubtless. relieved ar
Aberdeen at any apprehension o from that quar-
ter; but Mr. hngor claims lur himself aud l5rd john
Russell The merit Of having thereby contributed esscnu
ally to preserve The peace Of the world.
Liverpool Times.
FRANCE.
TRt,L or NJ. PrliArRA.--On tie Psi ut the las
act Of Tie leslie and tnhlerees drama terminated witt
lhe lna Of Nj. fcMpa. ine proceedings were httlt
mue than formal the accused having already confess
ed
MIR. PeIaPra admitted his guilt in Offering hrbn oil
iQlUdo iues 10 member 1t the cabinet and IN doing
50, he burst mlo teals. AZ deIteraIon, ia,
Court sentenced tho accused 10 civil degradauon and
hne OF 10000 francs. Tho Gaa Mas pad IN the course u
the evening and the prisoner was released.
Although the judgment ol the Cuurt was nj deliver
cd uu five O'clock NJ. P,llapa VAS the evening
seem IN his box al one OF She theatres where he
cd 10 enJy an eNcdIeat comedy with As much eu>to
as he mad not bc.n engaged Ia TIE tragedy u he
my.
NJ. Teso continues overwhelmed with his disgrace
Since his removal 10 the Copciorgeer the symptoms
cerebral congestion have much mere aspd, and fears ar
entertained lur tie result
The Chamber a Deputies terminated the abors of the
Session on the 9Th MI by adopting the budget eNpcr-
The anniversary fhe three glorious DAYS Of the Rev.
olu'uh Il July has been observed tins year with lie us-
al ItjaergS. On tuesday ans were distributed To the
poor, on Nednesday prayers read in the churches
oi The rose u The sous Of these who sacrificed then
lives 10 place Louis Philippe on the throne. aud on
thursday the Rejoicing of the triumph fhe cause was
celebrated ty the usual firing Of oluaJa mats Dc CO.
"a sac. tunIuaiiuus and fireworks.
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