Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-28
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
ANOTHER fNoIl,nAlEN or AMERICA.

ANOTHER fNnLHh VIEW or AhfhilA.
frrn. IL Iienyoi .isia4iai. bcr. :
liz war IN Aaeaoa Lr5ws sasFtHrr Saha Ahh'
was publ Ell, i.sheiod into Mexico a3 &c lniifd siaic
and ,ot thus dictator ty The missn l-s d1as no
inr to tfraiife T. slics. which nrihcr IafiY s"'r
Disposed 10 IT s,eatc wiki h,cenf- cr"f-tt ton Ta
7rasl apIl.les IN fhc ID with ics'-e.tatfu'cc
ana Santa Aaa without c,flief amy of MONEY ia-
tug lri dnes u#dIaR II IS I'll unur"olfe 10 sn.p'c'
usec hr5c, lat VIC can teter oNcu-c D, snef It, 81
s.Haeung cIzc las reduced The horrors # Paf 10 mt
mum A. Nc SAID asl week. The | uittd siates must
compel tie MeNea#s adopt The means ~ .oeeIig 6acr
Ibis must be- the cnd of ilc va sl4rcr - later.
L. the meantime p }itral caagr has oFcr tic
tnsn. Ilfe HHreYed interest Ia again asserted liz IN
feoace and dcma.tscv "hir-h aiWays imTles the n
yersa o wealth. has sustained defeat The recent cleo
tons Mr. VI ci'er y spoken 81 IS tho noN President,
and Mr. Plk VII have ~ sustain the modification Of gov
e~nlnp through an adverse parliament We are not dnp'r
cd o auuchrud thing worse iran all this thana trans
ference Il p ~,er from party 10 another The 1anfl
~ mol likely TO be Disturbed fr the American Wings like
ihr English torres may improve upon the policy Il their
rpon ITS aud asnnsh alike funds and 'n,mes by the
eAien. ot their love llr Free Trade Tins the n.orc
likely. FROM thor eug now the advantage oi II Rob
cri Pods measures IL lh,m and The most distant
parts Of the lH9n reveal uHesrseed stocks 81 bread
-iu''s, AMI tie farmers p1ur down on the ports
iHhtad Of quaaHtlo- tr eNPf To 6ront britain and
Ireland rdo al Trade Is here du1y rsed, and the
cad p8plsfln - EUROPE vii r3lfee u,ai the Gen world
ie, ms with plenty t-d tl,n old. Tho late harvest 10
a. trad IN sill jpug aud doubt ~ manufactures.
ioT til Juapd Icing unexpected, may bc regarded AZ
kiud ui sudden enrichment LIE fafmos on tio Mlssis
.ppi MD he onaled Ia indulge tho taste OF helf ~S,s,
-51s. and daughters. IN tho gratifying Productions OF
BRUSH mdgSrr.
Nhc the crop. however large, the cotton crop
Is les prou, ~ pJ,itt'c dofeitncr expected. and
thai detrnry VII be tho gnattr consequence u the
Increased copHmpian ln mills. As fci. however,
tlrff IA want d certainty, and as cheap cotton lsA
tIes-ins. ii ID fltt IN the remaining hope that tn,
ctp nav urn oai bettcf than Is expected.
Tbe aows IN Ghanyr FROM America vas arccpta
sic II nauy r II le the extent II the cotton cl1p doubt
ial-ho ,,iut Il tic crp lett lht denocIa
cN N un.rtY .nd Mr.. p, s,drul Polk difficulty
The talk e, that viii be deafrrmust b. dealer,
he supply comparatively srant, aud that early host
would DIMINISH II still further
The general tall, sas thai thn,l fact IN Wh-h pro
Ir SHOULD eNr that a advapoc IA le pllcr
II cotton would h. followed l., diminished empl ,n,nt,
that could 10 longer spun low numhcis aud hat
SORT Ia hg numbers, although II would ccoflamisc the
slarS, would sad, interfere with consumption. Tne
further talk VAS that Il orc nothing the OF par
tics America To excite pleasure IN the commercial aud
manufacturing community In ENGLAND; that Mr. Polk,
will whom MANY aIr dissatisfied, carried of the
repeal the taf and lhal Mr. olrtt andl the whg.
they obtain power promise 10 renew the monopoly that
de- are not however very certain o llnc - and hlt
pladrd do 'rnos, wien their adoption might interfere
With thcr market IN t.roai Britain. The present
taneres, is 10 assemble Monday newt and he new
Congress th, m ol March Al the cloetons arc not
vi uycr The NsNran War COINED into capital lor the
pntrsc ut hrhng the public against the President hut
thu result II plsr louise OF Asscmb, toloraby we'll
hll-ncod ,hnelm,s great evil.