Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-01
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latter bring. $4,000 IN spesie. and lO5 passen.
eers-ameng whom ar Hon h 6. Squires aud
signor Leo Alyarado. Charge d AfAfes from
Honduras L. the United States.
GREAT nRITAIs.
The country j. excited by elceiioneering move
nents The superstition i that Lord Palmer
ston will carry majority. but small one. lie
continues 10 receive addresses Of confidence.
In the House of Commons. notice book = a mo-
ton by Mr. Gordon 10 lnterrogate the govern
ment respecting the present tate of relationship
with the United States. Lord Eigin has SIM
lar notice in the House Of Lords for Tuesday the
18th inst
The House Of Commons recommends 10 the
Queen 10 be-low appropriate reward on SIR
John Mcneil and Col. Iullock for their services
as Crmpan Commissioners.
Lord Clanrcarde had moved for copies of the
correspondence respecting the proportion Of the
cast of the var with Persia to bs charged upon
the Indian revenue. relating IL the waYs ana
means by which provision for such expenditure
j. 10 be made ia lnda. In making this motion
he expressed his wish for Information with regard
10 the treaty just concluded with Persa.
The Earl OF Clarendon replied that the treaty
was Of the most satl sfactory nature. Persla un-
dertook TO evnnuate Ierat within three months
after its ratification aud upon the fulfilment ct
that condition England would Immediately esnc-
uate the Persian territory. Commercial adshn-
iages were also gained, n- England vas II b'
placed on a footing with he most favored naiens
while all further dispate- between Persia and An
ghanistnn VIZ to be referred TO the arbitration
of England.
Lord Elenborongh regarded the ircuiy as an
admission BY Persia TINT she had adopted an I'M
proper policy, aud that she bad abandoned her
designs upon llernt.
In the House of Commons. Mr. Gordon lnquir
I'd whether il WINS true that the government in
the treaty concluded with Feruk Khan, ut 20
III, had expressed lis opinion that It sneh was
the case other nations ought elso 10 abandon that
right.
Lord Palners,on snid it WAS extremely incon-
venicnt 10 discuss treaty which ~nS not upon
the cable. bat with regard to the point referred
In 10y the honorable member he thought that very
erent Inconvenience had arisen and was likely
10 arise from the practice in Persia by which
foreign governments were entitled To extend pro
lection to Persian subjects and he thought 1t
most Desirable for the permanene" at friendly
relations thai the practice should be discontinued
aud her Majesty government was quite wiling
Ia abandon that right for this country, except
with regard II persons who were actively employ
cd in the service If the embassies or the consul
lnfe-. At the same TIM he quite agreed TINT that
right ought 10 be abandoned 10y other countries
ns we'll AS orowu The treaty III I'll res
poet, IA bet,er tr,nty til IN Persia bad Offered to
accept at Cen-iantinoplr.
Mr.. IAboutherr raid TIN, from the most recen
information. II appeared that the northern ports
81 China were perfectly Tranquil
The House having gone into committee Lord
palmerston moved n resolution placing Mt the
disposal of the crown Gl50O per unnum IL be
conferred ap,n the speaker. Tor the term of hi-
natural life.
Tho motion was carried at oncr. amid loud
cheers.
In replp 10 n question respecting the DANISH
Spun Dups the Cthnce,iur of The Exchtq Ter said
fhat The question # tfnnsit da.s had been very
carefully considered by the Minister at Copenha
gen. and by The Ministers If the Other Powers
Interested. He unlerstoud that lhe settlement
embodied IL The treaty about to be signed bad
gwen sat sfnofion not only to the British Minis
fer. but aisato the Minis rr- OF the other Powers
,lIfecty Interested in the transit across Denmark
Str II R=,vhurtou contludIcted the report that
lie had BIN asked 10 20 rs Plenipoieninry To
Chin,
Il. port, shy that the Duke Of Ncwcastle had
been rendered the Office but That be had refused
10 accent H.
The M,.t Indi, man steamer TYNE hns BEEN
90, IF H.. ,oek. where he stranded some weeks
nro. and token into southampton.
The la,, #nrli,nl. of Australian gold were de-
lix,rad on bnrsdnv and ucnity tho wholr wa.
pnrcba,ra on account of the Bank Of France
The remainder scarcely sulliced for the great
wants OF the market, aud II Email amount was
taken from Tho hank There WIS nm nndimin
i.hod demand for money ON Thursday. both in
the Discount market aud AT the Bunk Of Eng hand
The pnbIfe library nj liyrrpooli : To he founded
on the 10Th of Aurrl nj n cost OF go 900, the
whole Of which sum !. given by Mr. William
Brown. NJ
The firm of Messrs. Dodre. Bacon 4 Co..
merchant. md natentees of India rubber cloth,
had susrended. IN consequence of the n N arrival
Of rcmittenees expected hy the American mail ON