Lynchburg Virginian. [volume], June 07, 1847, Image 2

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Aii -i« I ** a \. ra] fci*•-' c' a on i * )j, j a *
r.»r f\u' —-ii,<i the armavd tualjHInt ♦ '1 ~?»are !>:■
l ack » i » ni iwaigled a »* iu j.'i -Ui iji a i'j ti-a a *;* *• I.
■ r%S: *‘e.
spUito \Vslk« r h*fi «br rhy < f» Thm*fiy r r» n j.
.mpa'»io*t by- hi* hhuuUiI i tl- in- r, in e»;ar«*h ^ f the
urili-rem, ami, we htin*, riRiwjMirrc H lsf;e pul. •»!
• \Kii >, alkwi h< Utael n»| ; i ' h ii . cea l hi
. *tir. V«. acMiru ibfn li • i ' > \ i -i*
»ei*fd of a paHt*? r~i«i;p in i _.\r*l lo ih i-u . U . util
fj”
The K^glc r *mplain* ir. _■» r! trr «f tK «*• ! **• ■»«. i-t
WiaCrm ami the It a, w i i h ti.: .*
I ec <ine v< i n on* p*ti r.ai N»*tl»u-g la a. i.i . f l! . i«.i h
ufUtf i IU. rltNO tin r« p rt if ts, j r «• <. * f l ■
iiy c <u *cil we |#*rrci\i ih.it «*«r <.*!.. > n **
r tUght k tj 0*1 i|i at iif ; ;<*. n i 9>«r; V "t • ihi t
ag li e city . j r-uRr^ *♦ ! .•. . j p-yr - i-•»
• i the like. If i t- v« «! -im* vi 2i \ » <’r /
hu;e it imr lie-' wir nti u .titi Iri ’r r a i I. - ahht
c,7
| I'rom Hu .Y. (> May ,.Y
\.K IV.R FK »M i.KN. M f »1 i AliMV
Mutrmi'dt of Santa \unauj->u I‘• '• <»• n v * *’* 1
»i .lain|»a -fit a/ll) <1 Is# n. Nil' I ts r n*i lim, I'. V
« i.H-ll- \rrtval 'f Mr I -t.
1») I!it arrival «'fl/if s''lit».mtr Kl »n r v:mh-.( j
la ii Mail, fr *u» \ ojn (. i i/., v U ■ » 1 ' H"
JalK ins?, welw f fell' is 1 at .1 l\] i tin I i'lii .-i
I*;ri* dayfc filer th j*» ' iir |*n u-• ' • ; *!■• •
Th« ni ivi rm .i: of San*.a \ ujv" f'« ■ h - ? n
4 *1 in Mr. Iw* ■ '/allV? »'r i» . 11 " • i« • ..?■ ! i n*
t 1 ilia; (» it W’«*rtJi in j N’k • I itnimit a i > t • -i’* r
i.! m. Tin j p*liaMi* :noi imiI>. , i Am,.-i ir » i mi
J it) l*y III r K t#*11 W orth IVr-t Mr I'o I i m
Jfhli v\! ! i s >v# n h' ’ (•• -i (J>i i i i's i! . / b
wasuaj»<* #tl lo♦*■ !■ r I‘»i• • ' iiy tin l' h. It
is avij*,- wtj lln a:i;li'.ii.h m>‘.la l»«u vm!Ii *.* out i »
inis i mu: .ifcil * v rt him in.
Ail ut/l is-to learn tfln? (» n*j I*. F. Smith l as
rrpnUiti for #1 iv.
lit n. JV\» r Ut Hllli < • ! -»I: • * • ' ' V I 'j Tt .* ifS*
f,rlmd n*n:io i i* ui limn i ' 'I K-. Itu.i!
ol«> be v’**ii hv bm I1 Her ih.n ' t I fiat li.ih iicn w*<l at i! e
it iu rxVt- ht ii *j * ; r
IV* hire the \m r.- i v r ■ t‘ t’,» ! i ■ ?., tn
J *t iztsiiiiM r «>f ili if j<! jt t<» - t t ’ j. ». W i
inter that the jHinln a i i .:»• j• jw r i f * transfer
radio NrbU,.i dt. ! 3 .1 »J I
* .t i r - *14 in n v» • n
<1 i*j metm}< - >1 ,f- \* - ii w ,1 i*f Mm
to th* a&sir* of ibe K ■ , s' \ «n tin, ami
1 \\i t les >c Hama r.i w - n.> Sair
T.tc la«t unrulier ,i • tl J r ,m rw
r t rr tii* yn ta- i 4
j*Mrt..JUMd sjsiu-t SartA A . a% i i. brm ; r v • • r,
I’bt v sr » in- r «' '•» K r t I |ti,
an-* iHeatlriB ■ ' a .
I J. Chili* ta _ • f r ■ i A a, • .\ •• r f. i
lb»fr «ritb‘JUAXt j irt« ; • . »» \ t»- n > • in »\« *
Oft U> Pu^bia. i -t . . i j,ui -i
t-rfv:n-»rmsun;.f •
Wcbviii j tjvt|v: l ‘ i‘ :.4 ; 1 h j->** —
I* ariiutton $**»Ajr* y t. t t* n. I " i : v tiul
i » a d . /. it ' " i I .
4-41 r P'M mtawi.b ; up I' .i .
an l & *JU uu ih» lain . \\ . J ih »i h had tin i r a t-.
ii •<>'.
'1 ;.v Yankees,« r *‘i : . \/A • ' Sin .
< •. \ .ms tr »'.ii to-H r «f • J it . |i ui :■< o t) -v.
i ut j-jikhI a.ni ordrf.i) u*it •«( t > I it r immoral ny
a. i • taut l r
tot njtf* the M< a.cm* a) a it .... 4 . . . i
lonrtv.
A iftltof frtuii |)ufj ; . ‘ li<» »t h . f A j>r.I.
*Ui*4 |«4*tti¥(dv itini K it. it t .i** I .ion ha i t illmi
»t.»rk ujkai Chitiuanu.i m i:\iii.- p*n liursn
*r>f \\ e ihtak U; »t I. ' . • !I I ■ . i I • I ■» I irl, ami
» vrttn 4-ntl\ ii.ai i .1. 11., i j'. i i ;i it..t li. fii »it i .i ml.
i In iMurrucUuu iu New M A*eo .> -i- f.md aatlif cautu
ol h.brt turn.
[klcitufial Cur»« -j**' ■ < < t tin i'. u.n J
Jil in, Mi.m 4, May I i. I ” 1?
For two r>r three day * tiu-n ii Imr ly . ,n iirm
of uew* A jrlii rifor i.i»4 -i» »t t vt»n a r mi -r tit ih* !• :mi
in; but l it t vmn 4 ami 1 is in n,m, t ( Iijvi
n .,t in which ar. tniitlot Uj kmi littii h . ol imuir
iiiiice,
i. ii | \ ha
; tov.-d fro.a Orr/utim. u ..l 111 Hu ii.ru-ti a 1 i’i t i.i .x 1 4
tj **t M> 1 ift' mini ‘ K.v/t .l Ini (I, I IS (filial lUhtS
i n gmmnil aiage nnmu l t lit in.,*iit tm laUt-t! in
lilt Vt jitarulai 11 • l» y. - 1« 1». \ In tin t tjn 4,..11 hu'im-*'.
t if the lln»-, hut t'iH tn .mi.4 In n tim. .1 w.tli iimir
igiet*.! U»an be v ii«i»j»ra i»;r j in t t ( er(ti
Al'» In*t>n, neaj i' r »t. . \v;Hi a l.*rtv - I m \ u , arm tj
M' UetuiS, w h'fet aj-jt, tt| j,j , in-tiki . tl at .Ii iikt
I ruiu is In n. ' n i tli.tt ^min Ann.i. with a
jar^i t trcf.imd p;u*w»U .4 tuw . .1- l‘m .i.t, 1)1.11 tin ruud>
\ti-ji' tilted w Ub r • .« ami .... . 1 ut 1t1.1i it u,.nhi
if 4 rudi-nt lor him in 4 . on k. :;.t a f li tmiru ! r dc b/>
a/Wijr/wMM tviurm 1 wi ti.tut ell < : .m the u!.;« *.* d h'.h'
it.
1.kU$1 uigul tit inti d';> ut Sj. »r«l .t. .lit i) trn tbit i.»
I tilKVll IWJ IniU-r* tro*H l>l ,i. < M, iill*' dull'd I in «»|J| uil i
. olm r the / Ui in ‘i. lit u. li. m *t . v ii.c I* a. r k.u< d
v.*nt Uid brigade urdiVic a >.mi.i An.,.: * army .v.ui
* * t* route lot I'm >jn, .liidmi Uu /in im t.lur div.b 11
iu .t led in lim Kiiif* inn i-tinii. li cin.it |..rc« wa*
)mi tj intoal lln- m tbi ui in ;u 1.. lib .tun \ a run ti
jiiu under lilt tv or n > d weijdiMo.
>anta Anna Urn m tui um.m]-, tin ‘ijiital. .v then
tcrtaml) im^t«xi r ason in idic’.cm r. in h.i*,lu» ml niiu.t*
art* duubiie»> lu caul Ml tit* tit- ti >n 1 >i I t• -•itit'Ui, winch
take* jdaie luin niua . lie. mol c tf.t.niy haw lln
tommy loivm Uiu.iv ot t r t., ... \\ U,f VV|1IIS|,
Hivifiiuii multi |*nl to l! . !.; 1>», i'm oi tm , . si Alex lean
iM'ijw that ever >or.- m - s., tt.;,i tin .. t. u u irr,
a.kliule liui he mu-mi* ii .ii ...uni in tb«■ r. >1111110 » U
Hull. One w dd nu ''■ ■ i . in.i 1. i.. t ut.er bus n, ,n\ ,jlH
graceful reVii'M'. be i\ . . . eill.er all njH i,» |,av,' ,jlt
tMUniry, ui uif»* lii«ie him - .! m ... • • uj.. i.aj-| , | j(
hot u»e cowardly tyraiii l*-wa j..*w* r am; j-: i,HI Ui.jj*
ami Will chili* u lie n in. n ilu iv a d.-liaf
luu*kel, and an ujhjii r m.J on wnit.n luitniUii m the K>
public.
Mr I fowmc, kuIU r ul Un-'.hi 1 n ylr.inia |{i jimeiil
■trivial here yen rday. lima) U icc.,11. rhd util In '
lad a large sum of money st ,1 u Im u Inin al \ era ( ru/
by s.Mexican a short lime sliui; Unit In- pursued lln
lawal to t urd A a, and tii.il lie |„ ri envermo
>iio Inuol nl Ilia muniy. Si lar ho p.„,o , but ih, w,„ , ,7,
ft is yet to be mid. air. I) ■ nn. m wiin the |amiA
«tu9 uf the abaildt and amlioiuies >i \ ,n ( , . ,,, sl.1|l,|1i
■I' ihe robl«-r ol Ins mom y . t -m id lum, .mil Miei-eedi d a.1
is said ahuve. in re»a vi in g un un si -a In* m ..sun , hut
just al Una Am,in til a Worn. I ..few go| |„,|,|u| |llni
»liaj«- ol >am.i Alma. |.. I >. was*, t mtu prism a, a I
spy , all Ins money again lain n I mu lum. aim tin nuly
Way ,y winch In ‘■■•uni niii.i.n Ins 111u-rty w .s hi a k '
nowa-dgi limna It a spy tit win. ' lius >snia \uni'
insist* u up ii as in i i - li:.ig Inin ul Ins ilium i
bui, on the oilier li m 1.1 > .w me mmi, .1 as well m punu. .
» protest al II e lx,Item ijI Iiih . .ul sm.hi siaiuur uial an.
lie bad said above w ,, l.ils, ! I l,u , y, r bearoi su.li
a r.iscally farce I lln *.uy i:i which I )„« um now
aye aka ol Sima Anna is .my Hung bui cumnluucut
ary.
1 he lung wag,in iraiii is iav cmijihg into ihc n \
/Vow \era Crui and li.n urr w.th no ..p;oainon (.;i in,
way. There un-between thr. ran,I loin hundred wag
mis and between cl, ven and i .v, tie huinlre.l pack mu, ■,
>n ihc train—ijui.i a airing you u ...|*| tfuuk we , y,.„ n,
iws' lllt-in all log.iher. I .,pi t.i lyson, tin- surrn'g and
IlhiSl popular * omuii-ary , i-long null the train, uml I
»m pleased In learn ingoing „n Urwardseer alu halls Irani
cd alier the rld*r .\l .,oiy„. na.
1 he fore gners .n the coy ol . Irxieu are all extremely
animus for me arrival ul Sen It is said mat ii
heavy Shin has already tiecii sm senlied lor a grand Km Till
ol July dinner,une imltvidual, an Irishman, having pul
down Ills name for lln lis. than Jnmi. Tim war has la i n
III At dixastmus In all lit, loreigorrs, breaking up the bu
•tncMof many entirely. I In only advantage it has
lieon to any has been the depreciation it has canoed in
III* value ul'real estat . I| ,us , in the eiiy of Mexico
heijiijjino U. tile eliuieh, and which have been sold under
>hc hammer, have hern Ixarght m by the Knglish and
Other merchants at prices lar ix |,av their real value.
You will doubtless learn w ith pleasure, as will doubt
levs Ins numerous friends in New Orleans, ib.tl lien. I’.
K. Smith has again rcpirled for duty. Korn i less than'
a mouth he was unable l*. put Ills loot hr Ihe ground, in
• ran a degree was his ancle mil lined. I am also happy
at being able to stale that Men. Shields is mill mending,
although slowly, l'hesaving oi l, , life may Ih- put dew n
biaioSl as a miracle. Isti w blur but a short time alter In1
r.itxVed his dreadlrtl Wound. and no one thm tin-iK'lit
tlfa- he could live even iw iily-lbur hours.
i. I •null's pr.xlimatiuu. which I -flit ulf l*i vim tun
... * .I-1' M ab • I] 'iff I..is Is n is
| r m r M V ' - • * U-a* «i ) »M*V r.f * X
j
-n *1 • *t ?■-•> r ti • | u .|*V. fly icH*
| n.r- 1 ' m r,;r* ' I a' P< !l ft'i'l th** r ly f
\h x r • !' * Jura i|»* n i t*l«. at Irani if
tV b » «• .ifjsJ M il. i ;,iT. !mv .r !i jrs^.
I H.iv. in ' « I ar.- .«••• i in « r e
</ . r j •• - ,v i r . * n \ • ’-i t t 1/ ini
* ' t ' 1 »
. ) .” *b ; - a *' II t .i *r*l • J if HII ih f f:Uf»f
*- tv va i< 1 ii r I * •< « \V* *.! » * e *t*#n that
r -a ! ' mi. 11,* s -i . - - \ - .t*it tin I’ m i '• N «
Cl -n*.I i* a ■ ■' i hr ■' V\ ■ -i ' v ' * ' It H th#*
!< *.»» t.; , I V < •• I ii if i■ i i• i ft . n, and :u» dura' 1 •
n* ihr r * k < f .vi*a! lhar.
Mf l r•>' m i .»< t i * m r .u. j fr-rn \ « rt Cr> %
II . Id.*' I i . ' ' . I M.ji|n#*i* lii *<’» »*n
xr. I. t m*\ (» . ' i vi i Mi In »* u hrr va! « f
' . . ir.i'ti, w i!l r • 11 itt .v<- f. r two nr thmr
*<> . I ' W ..'k. : Willi I ft It ft *, W -0 the
u .\ ■ «' •> ft *• 1 r in i», I trm* there
i i v \\ u i . *rry on i!.«' little our
Hi*'- '' I ‘ * I r v.% t id nulficitnrt tnni*p"rn
f f - i! ,•> mi*, n.ivji-’lfil in Iravi mrprt
. !-•}•,' a ti • i. . x ■< I»rw hrr.. until nearly
. Ml : h > !» n I v Ih. ( i■ r'• nvfiI tn mt n r
!\ ' I ' i k- v i ' I ! i r fr n which haxn
i« n i:r x *u tli* I'M' <li fi.-i r-*
1 »ik s* r; FT K
I' ^ V. ' 1 lr 1 • n ! «•>;*« m • I hare
n « • ’ j r ti t' f \i r\ I'M M il; t<a rniii thr
r'ltj M \ - ^ h!- if • I' \ w ii *• »- ihat tin
If (i :i; • li , j I. i . : ■ •'< d d I nut until I to
f•«!’t.ii l a ! in «l itf u i \ • i t uk Varik#***. Tim
If ttrryl iil (• n. S . t’•* . . r »\ I•.»»*'« r**. and <.ll'riuy
n • ;t r 1 I t w ' ' ' \ i *, II Ui uUl | ’ //.|i llu fa lit r < I
i .i •* Ii hal (lit i!i <• i';r.i\,rr ■!•r ltd wr-s | ! vril
ujkui tin-Iioum i Satra Anna,an! n it a atuiiu of it lias
i«-ii rimovid.
Thr r ji- ri ll f ** f i Neeitn • -m- towards 'In* rap
tal ri tvtv. p. i.fl'litiuii,".I <*4 i f.*.;.fttif n \\ *• I.• **r imthmy
l (* i \\ . rtli. ltd • vi rv ' * In j > ► ti* h.u» fail' ll in vvtiii
S .ii' i Ami.i
\ M- !.' ■ . ( ; V X.1 i! 'd \ -lorday
fr *iu a -•..•ill r-f'iwii fii Cir r> (.• : <!«». and u;u I'urn-d
••••i.i... , I .ii. SI* i'iy .1 >1. n.i »ii. < I tin*
dill llli i r diui’fi i ...s..' } ui ay. and nm ini
•• -• v. (tli 'j v ' , r <•* r» • ii - Hi n m'I ,isi| H'ltf,
« d 'ii Miy ... Iliis •• four army, itlU-iidtal both !u
rural,*.
\ r!% I h lv n tfiMw n up tu ar llii* jdatni wbi.’dt rorn
p’* *• h ' w mi 4h ifj \ It v» •» r*.i.'.tru?*U’d tinder tin
c l ( ' I’ i i' i. a i.ai vc «.| Luu
H.a>iafwh * j !\s a |i !i n tni aiihi in lire* arm \
(, W K
I ROM ( W.FFoKNIA.
F I I l.a* r iv d fr un ^Ir Ronton
•' !i' * * . . j r i * I’d .it M *rit* roy l*v
f* * ' >■ v wnto t it? I i’ll i i irmrv
l ’ > I • , 'u . f tin C jiiU ll n of tin . o
.: , Tn m - i t r:n • tin | , a , ; .
I ■ 1 i I rir.ry it .tiros the nr
f * !nji, I i \u k'*. n. ( apt, ;
I , ‘ » loT, v th Ii s company and
11 < fv. a* - on* d a: Fort M- rvtno. I .n ut. -
II Ids I . t. d Nt > sKnjin*«r*. \\»« to make
r nn.s t t r.iii? :,t tl|. - h,.,hi iinp.r!-M t |i unts all it u
• • •,1 Ii* vx s will j <. v i .1 with all Mto.cKM.nry im
j'h »«i»*. I f ' o’ j' irp s . am) had InsaS- M, n mnv and
_• ist u. .1 Tirol.** m, i wan I .ad d wuh Uutrps,
• • |*"‘5 ' r*•" ' f<r m l tiry tHirj>.»s M. Three,
■ : 1 1 1' T 1 ' th* N j.l.ru-'.i, r i»::in nt wore
' • ' 1 * Iii . i’. < • in ral Im ar i \ ’
i; ‘ . t o .us* ( .1.1 .. . ,i as a territory of the I nitod j
Si.iU*?*." \ I .rtili atn.n will !»•• orooto i at Nan Finn
1 *• F I" o i h a1 mi ; id ait *• t tnn'ii r. and w itor pnw r
dtp *•* p, xh.n , t.ldo, ii j* i !»•» N.urann nlo nvor.
Tin fdlow inj» o.-n- r.ilnr lor will mIi iw tho vn \% laker. *
M * ' • Nhnhrioli id tin • Xto.it id’ Ills IkiWi rs :
In ill v'ln„n it in. 7 cniirrm 'I ho undersi/nod, !
I f iA ■ • • f the United
s ' '• ) i to- I i Ho o-i au, in virtue id thu nuthnriu
' • uti il la I'i n hy tin’I nil ! Sta i *. and tislitri'jr iuloc* u
M 1 ,:i • *' • 1 i'• ty ' i iHod t . tin a^iioulturnl purmiim uf
tin inlud.it.lilts Ilf ( Id .ruin hy tin into itimclth d stuff ol
1 '•» '• .0 itry. tin' *r it doncind nt pi ohm it t r nil art pV.s
•t provisions. |.| tin pr > d-i, m i, iko of that d* maud,
l»r* otn that tot tin *•, p t i\ ni .iiihs from tin lirst ol
1 Mar-di next, viz fr oil':, hislufsmd month if March
t . tho fust . ! N. pt timer next, tho f dlowmif ar
|*i iimll boa Imtttad into thi porta of ( al
'I .riu i tr*. id did. o. • i duty . x ia : l.e. f, pm k. hr. ad.
, 9 far, a l * m?, fee 11 th
o! February, I “ • J
W HR WNFOIll) SHITtHirK.
t "mnuirutei- in ( hivf.
■ * ' *»f 1 i«ry likki,aaya it h arna l \
'1 'rri\•»I from \ or .a Ii nm. that n party of oiuijxrHntn.
iM\ m UUlii'.or, I It on 11p• •.thoi s’do >1 ( a11f .1111a lUOUU !
itartod fur tho
v '1 ' ' ■ hat 'id , * • \ i arm d. havin ', horn c an polled to
I' '- ' ' ,l ' : ' t i!i* ir c'lipniiions to anve theto
i os f. .in s',r , ati..- \ non i tho s irvivors xx ore two
I '■ "■'* itt' ciiu • was lii'll nt once in Verlm
^ 11 1 1 • i 1 r <! I tl t r thr irlirt'of till' MlflcTiTR III
1 " mountains. Mrs rt. Ward k Smith effored theic
l r,!"' «‘l M dshipmttn Woodworth, wiih a
' "•** 1 |,{»»iy. taniil up the river with tie- intention of
disembarking at ihi t n»t o| the mountain* and going on
* ’"* w ith the parks nt pr visions to save the sufferers.—
I'lin i.istresul part y lost iheir cattle oil the Salt IMams,
it H'"tin ; > eut nil a r«ute which never should he
ti ivi lied
Mr I arkm was at M • t■ r* v attending to his business
"Hthi I ill nt Irn.aiy ,11;»\ 11*_r I,.VII released l y the rue
’ \ \m I'.in !-sh school was about to he established
^l,'ri II' M aid publishes nil order, forbidding men
t • employ In i ins, miles . tin y haveeerliflentes fioiu then
I 'f to r i oij !. \( is that their srrvier s are not «!u«- in the
!at!' r I -r w ns advance l. Mr. Semple is about to found
i city at S."; | raneiseo Hay, to be called Fmnciaca.—
II *■ 11s ptirdi.ist I I r that purpose the hall ot a live mile
tract
T VTI.U FROM v\NT\ FF.
( ritintl S/nti if Cmnlrif- .in Ihrr licvoh X n
rrepttrii . Wt havi f«\* cIhvb lat« r news^ioi Hants
Ft I he new 1 t t st Uwisoi thi 2 >1 ins! .
y Mr .1 Me King ht, a trrwicY fronu Santa Fa. He ir|
i fc*»'nl-'* llir country to U m a moat criii a) state, mid
1 hat a revolution w as daily anticijmtiHl. Tlic executions
winch had taken place hud caused n great fieusation, par
UeulnrU at l*m »la.
An Imiian « \pr *>s had l»e« n received at \ egas, from
I aos. | j i lar.'e U.ily «>t men to hold .hem.selvc* m rcadi
nens- to march tin re.
R "a - th m ral opinion that another and speedy rf
I**rt ""nld Ik made by tin Mexican* to revolutionize the
country from Aim riean sway.
I lu* eliiet ale I < •* 1 . tlo isat Vegas, who were peace
hilly disp..-l (|. wi re tryinu ie prevent such a movement,
hut it is evident that nothing ran i if el it u the | r nonce
o| ;is in ie lore to ev« rawe lluiu.
I lie i iianehe Indians are very troublesome, ami
have aim iniieed tlutr intention to attack every par
t)
The p irt v of a Mr. Rriwn.n Santa Fe trader, who
I it tin seiileiiuiit n l loee »e i, was at talked at til1 cross
me of tin \ikan- is th- i h -rsi a and mules taken, with
alhiut hail’ •*! tin ir merchandise.
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE*
FROM KL’ROl'E.
Forn n.n s i..rri:n.
Oy our T. Jegrtphir 1 )o patch, received at Fredericks
"nrj. we learn that the ship Rainbow arrived at New
York yesterday, liring,ng dales fr.nn Liverptml to llm
('ll! May.
Tlu rti # ;i» an active demand fur llrendstttfls; and the
•oipi'li". "i r small. Fh ur had advanced Is lid; Meal
had advanced lid; and Wheat -Id.
rim I .unbon market likewise was advancin'*.
Cuiilinenltd I’rnvisiiins were steady. *
Mom v matters were considered easier
Salusut 1 ,IM ‘0 biles ut l niton at fii tu Psi. for New
. Orleans and I tnt.i.liir Mobile.
I .mm i . starvation, and dentil were increas re* in In
land.
The House of lairds were debating the Irish JW
■ ipieslion.
The ship Relief had arrived in Liverpool.
J«R rut\Ti\G
of (ill iktcriptU>ns,
n i c c t e n w i t if
Neatness and f)c*p.»trli
A i Him ftf*Fir V. j
I) INK.ST II INTI:I LI6f;M i .
ac~r.- ■- . - . ■ :-: v_ -
I 'nati thr Pttnrubwf juft U> , ncrr Ji t.r 1.
THK i UKSIliKVrMUtt KITlOMh i’K I i KS
HI at;
Thr |*r * lent of tbr I oiled S’atra, are , !i( i ,| j by
M i • ■ . x I
Ivy f iN.iv\ vi I h » I'rivat** N ■ r«• t-»y , arr.\, i
P# U T' ill J t II Mctf, f*r t tin pel 11 ill,Of. j i m n*i.;r
luitth ii ft and ilu'rl. cfc.
’J'Ii- I’m ' lent and Ilia patty v,. rr m- t in llieliTTi .no
1 • V .1 *i K ( x ’ll Mayor "| pen r*-’iir^ and or
I'rtem:, “'lie Major,” v ho aer»ni.i»:»uied thi in to I t n r
hurir \\ ni n *h< «:i . r- ar! • I the ilt a , lull ■ f i' r
’, jMJti* vxa* Ii n ti by lh< \r.ilb >. < }' I ii ’, r- :i,i ;•
in i,» tis*• eoneoiir «e < I riitzits* «•» in alit iiil.in e to s< e
i!ie tli^'jinfu^dit'd and v t IfM iit then to town. -
The party wi fe then * > rind »» Putt’.-* II *tel, where
llie J resident ind .S orretary of tin- Nn y mi re add.r- d
by pmiu .* K K:\it, the ( ii.tiiir. iii of ill* ( .ininit
tee of H r» jtil.fi, who i ' j.rt -.td hi- p!t ah-ire lit b'fiiio
them, thafegrot felt by the eitr/enx of the l w n that the
P result in’s* iti^a^ernt ii tn would not pi runt him t» tor.
J.Mioer with iik, and the earnest hoj*e ejiterta in d I.y ai 1
part* *, that, on h.tt return to If ’.ibhington, h v. ouhl
give uaa le tter npp rtumty to pay our n.* perl a t.. him.
The replies oil mill the Premh ut and Mr. Mas- ii, \\ •
thought, %fire jneuliarly npproj riale, altli nigli v\ * hid
t a tun to ft gr t that th«tr pre-.-m^ eiijraoiintmif, at II
injr?iiu w old o Ime them to return to that city IV .j i
I hap* I 11 ill. w itli out Ktopjen r mi till way.
A l.trg*-miming of the nt %* us were tie .j prr* nUil i
‘ flie* IVsahmi, uud, at aUmt ID «»*.•!• *e*k, the party sat
d*<wn to an elegant repast, which had he# o pp par il 1 v
the worthy landlord. /l ien ii: gi.< u had b* ♦ m ■
what r* fresh# <1 from tie f..lapes ,f the jourra-v, tl"
liaiir a I hell gave warm eg that tie mail < a, 1,1 r. t v a;!
: any longer, nml h fine’s and shawls, hats mul e! ' 1 .
were put an, ulid tho Warn put off fur thu **Oid .xuitl.
i State."
I\mn tin //,ill .hmnrin
'I’lt * N vsiivit.i.fr. \\ hhj, a h ading paper in T< n < «■*
I t;re. the tid'.ow mg, w hu h w e publish at the risk ol r
piatmg i xpressem* complimentary In this journal. Hut
, the nlh’i tat on t f omiiting them would pi I a !»• In- Wei •
than ft’i\ a k of taste in allowing them to remain :
HltlM ll'U> MvVT.W I.OK AM) T'IIK I Hi:
mi>i:n( »
Tho Hinton Unity ^itlvnliner, speaking efihei* a
d*mey. say s :
"Me would rid l .f# the I f, idijiry lu-ld t;j*a
reward fir military s, r\ i*• **. < r 1 r .my - tl>. r |i #i#h*
raliter !*#• a task imp si d ujxiii the sir u.g th *• * !• ij p a
ti ll held out lo the Weak Its I. h f ar n# ertle ! - ill
lion r which lion# st amhiiiun may seek, t s< at hji
throne i i winch the voice*o| a grateful people may v.< ,i
* ! i • ims-t ,i pul lie m i\anl m wh m it I i < i met*.
If thin voi'-e ran he united without party di .!l er |-*l.t.
cal taet e*. t" summon as the head of th gov rilin'lit,
any me enptbb* <f j»r »p»-r!v adn.v: -tering ier l/ t .
the event sheiil! he luiil<d with r*|>lring !y cverv
trun eiti7^-n. An *‘ ri of g..od |. « I !•*-,” which
would I r ak down the lines of party aid le al over the
hahil ini poll lira I nni'.si -Kill * which m*w *1; vide # \ i m |, in
I i III our land, W lull! he a hie-vng which e i t, ; -j t ,•
Hons #!» n *t yet seem to tindi Maud. \Vo v. h that I
the nppnmeli of Riieh an era mi Hit noils* iMstpuudl
by the demands ot par's, and that when tin-retd In i » c.je
p« ars |,e should not he hlaim il as "ol I'aui” or * f " A
Ihillon." \\ e distrust tin* public tone wlueli consider,
ev ry anccriw as the price paid 1 -r party pr# ferment ”
I |M.;i wbieh that lenslbb , disen-et, tlun'inijji ll iii-j \
print, tie- Ihdtinion Ann riean,«Mimi.# ids ns follows:
• • \ s I o w ill not unite hi the s# ntimen's In re i x pre*sc#l
lot it be reuu III 'I red that the ( i nerti II , | l b II. 7io/
hi'* name with the I'reutdeiicy, lion the beginmi.p, has
existed by the spontaneous action of tin pis jile. |l is a
thing wlueh In* did not design and which in eannot pr»*
Veil! Il till jH tiple elliMise to liitlkl bun rres'deiit, Sisk ng
no ot In i pledge than tbnt contained in the « lli --a! oath
taking bis eharacti r and serviei-s a-, a siijii m guarante#*,
tile inov.mi ill may g ton as it has It^uii tr•*« lo iniii v
|-« rsoiuil j'Jirtii-ipation on (i n 7*0,7. i j«art. Ii v a il l,*
(lull (mr r // tinhin ton was c all# ,1 lo tin I’.» • i h i,r\. it
is thus that tbe best |'r« aiilctds are in. 8t hi,. l\ t . heebu
8011.”
With the American, we risk emjdnitically, "who
will not uiiilH in he sentiment heie , xj r* s*ed 7”—
U hat Il’/iig worthy of the name, ran object
to them/ W bat Uiinoni.t (" t til •*/reu) \x ■ r111v
• •fib* iiniiie will umlertal* to gains iy them/ Vv'linl Inn
friend to Ins country- what man not wholly under tbe
intbiciue mid guidai.ee of tbe narrowest jartv prejudice
'•r tbe most iellish party le#*liugs, would not iaib* r hit
(■cue-nil Taylor called to the k're^ideiicy I y tie » •/.*./c
profile than see bun run as a in* iei\ j»ariy rr.ndidn*i
would not ratio r see Inm the I*ret uj< nt * t tin* />*•**/ I than
the 1‘rcHident of a furtyf 'lo hihWi gs anil i)eu;o
cmw we have a word to say on tins sul j. et.
And liisit to thu \\ lugs. It ;ou be!., v t ienrral Tey
b»r to he a I)'/.itr. "hat p«*ssihle objection mil v u have
to see him simp -rted by I )* umcruts t Ou.ht \ m nut rti
tber rejoice that it largo portion of tho ! nest and imh *
p nm*tn t>i unit par.y «* i * * wtl.in \ to unite with \ n in
electing litn. TlJ*J‘*r to the Pit • idt m \ .* W'lmt posxi
l»le harm ran their support "f 11»«‘ candidate ijm preferd
him, yourwlvu, or tlw country? \\«• should like to
know f
J\’i rl h» th Ih nu'crali. If you are willing to support
(on. 1 ayl'-r, t itlier because \ h be mvc him to 1»«> in
principle nOemocrai—as the Nashville I nion has rt
peatedly asst rtiti hr is—«»r brrai.se, knowieg I ini to It
honest, linn and independent. you *.» lust be will, il't lee*,
etl, administer tin Km eutive I h partment 11 tie i. ivern
menl with an eye single to the interests of tin irhvh rmin
try— that he will be tbe President alike et Demo rats as
wi ll as \\ Ih^s, wbat possible objection can ytm have to
uniting w.th the W higs m hixsup|mrt !
Ii is with much gratification that we beheld in various
parts ot thn country the rapid prevalence i t view s such as
the foregoing. \Ve rccogiii/4'in it at It a t wt think so
—an uprising ot the jutriotic sentiment. \v!i:eh warms
into sympathy anti grows into strength at the conteinpla
tion of the lu rote character and services of the I It 10 ot
tbe liio (iraude, calculated as iliev are to inspire with
admiration and pride »very truly Vmcriean l.eart. I>
himtl is felt that a man worthy ot tbe Kepuldu i . • ,mni
—one whose oeeupaney of tlu* chief Ivveeutive t han
would infuse a general st ntiment of .sa» isfaelum and euuti
delict* at home, and add abroad to the increasing resptol
m which our country is held.
GKN.TWT.OIl.
Tli* Now \ ork Tribune has a letter from a New O,
leans correspondent,hinder date i1 lire iMIi instant, w |.j I,
runs thus:
'I be Volunteers who w< r ■ w nh Taylor are return.no,
loll ol iltc warmest adiuiralion ol Ins character as o *, |
dier, and a I umancaud good nmu, but ov*‘i|] winu with
wrath against Hie Mtm.uislram.ii that they bnl.i v did ut
heat tosacriliee tliem. liny cannot lie eeiiviiiccd of the
contrary. I am informed of tins by an i iReei wbo ls
a mong them nn tin Uio Grande. The people idTIim
Country w ill lie astonished and null gmint w bon tin y bin w
r 111 to. manner in w hieli the com. rn a: \\ ash it giun baa
treated lien. Taylor. Ikinm from tin,ipiostloi,able amb r
itv, that for live months not a single despatch of bis has
he, n answered, (unless within I..clast lew weeks.') ;,i:d
nothing s m him cxci pt an insulting It iter , nel.iemu t|„.
letter written by him to Gon. Gaines, and demanding to
b in w whether he wrote it. (am find hi say that Gan
Taylor’s reply was in every w ay i. rthj the spirit of a
luoli toned, free Ami riean citizen, wihas m m lean , d
tofiwn Unit Ilir.fl may f llow. IT replied that lie did
w rite it,and ashe dot nut iuteui’ it f r publication, bail
not ts l'ore examined it wry ear,•fully; I ut now , , n a n
i xamination. lie f on.I n„i'i word ,'r expression that lie
" I" slu r. 11. asked no favors they mb In make
ili*' "'"sl ”t U. They to k away all his re n’.ars save a
handbill, and left him ni ne but niw vulmiturs. Had he
re'realed on Monterey, as dir,,-led l y Ibe War Depart
ment, Ibe whole I.. Ir m s.iluib, Ui Manummis. in
the opinion , fall in Hilary men there w old have been lost
lb, i, ia much more yet to he told on tlnssubi cl at an
other time, llank God, Its I is survived and I r.
ken ill WII the base conspiracy. Ihr conspiracy it is con
s , rred here by all good judges, military men and
UtlH’llj.
Of Gen. Taylor himself, I w ish spare would allow me
to any all that we know, lie uniiessa many ixeellen
«ues Ol ehara ler. lint opposed as | Mifmirv I’r, s
dents.and del, sting war and i»y. rv tin .. ;«<rt;,inin<r to n,
to a degree ofdtsgust ai d Imbed Vet I merely balk up, n
laylnr as one providentially r:us. ,i up to rrgJnrrate and
I r.‘' 1 ■”'l‘ re*|ir,•lability ,,l bus t, .wrumcnl. I go
lor linn not Iccaux l,e is a sure, .-...ful tic-nral, Iml in
*P1,1 V A •' u lug 0*1 etwee I . lilt ie m,d lion
est-oppne,| 1U ,1„. Aiuii-xab Ml of b , vis.and to this tear.
humane, m Test, mi assuming all,| unaspiring—w hat
I m ire ean any b. n. t man. North ,-r b- mill, r. noire J I
Ibmk even Ih. Mate ..fllbm ul.s :,i„!;n„ ,|„. asJpr
... • "■* ' if ml i A hi,, wa|| br ■ bis
n, ; w nil tb,«.
r m~* “■ "■ 1 ***■ Mw *• v* Mr; M0*~&**
OKNKKU. I\\i.Ojt.
» * '1,4!/ !«• u-r fr ,» (»•;.*!. T'.yl r *•> a
• r,u-di»*o gtntlmxiau in I^.«i sat a. in which al houph
itiniaiing I ia wailingM-** t > obey the call of h* outin
tr i, w nh ««hara*T r*«iic dittoiM if In* uvrn rjial fi
i I »r the < htei Mngi.itra 'V, h** e\pr**i**e<; n dc*:-r
f i \! *(i rio’n,i iff our il.sung - hod St*t * u« n linn ««f l#e e!*‘
vuti d to Umt high with*# .ha* I Irted fioiu the Mure t n
< in ii the I Mowing paragraph, in **ui‘*t every hue i f
\v.,:e|*t even whi n tfir writ* r ntf-rt* to he most c* tnpl' -
nenry. to the eld J|.r*. «h»Ui thus | r
1 1 • ■ ! iv«lf m i, t. i,. y , (| ni • i .
*’,',,i ,,',d iiy tri inis i i »* • vv h'lTi, j- (11 rti • j s
■*'■•niolt} betniy.il. 'lit- t m. n thus t r i.m» the
later:
“ 1 he lull owing Utter hear* mark* of t’ r m< des v.
lueh tin V a itr’.-ar- Hnlirtm a lr;ltm* lo (., n. j . *
l-»r. Hut 4i hazard tfc.- remark, thn* n might I we U rn
equally. It ,. t more nudes-, if. Taking awn’, nil and*
t;on.' he Lad aloud aside Ur Uu j roiut.Mi.l firmly |*uk*«sI
\er thu h uiors t f an ♦ h oh »n to one ul the •» minetit and
«! s. rviog eiliz na. U eou-mler* 1 tetter qnalifieil I r
hf/h and renp.nalhlo a \\ hihit the gallant
a id di n ingu;*t,< d Irene nil, however, rcmoti*‘all the
i! ad,is (ns the hullettn *uppv8. »■) as to In* are/ ptance ».f
t. » n iiiinafioti I r the Pi. a-.’i :.«•>/ wratu free to .stale, i
w.th all n-pert. that this ia it,,t go|,». t,u.migh. I I • |
|i - j I1* ought to know — and n fi ejH .ph will w-vi r U*
sat.sh. d uttheut knew .1.4—h-.w f.,r lit* nr nnrvi - amt '
i- a n.HMT9i,.r mu a Wing? Ho g. .*
ft!
*' ' 1 ’ ' • ■ ’ J • ttrici . ■ r * 'iii'- 1 la | f thi
’ •* ft Won,< r • f w« * -t. r and ( lay ■ I he
no !< i a national hank— I r n nati* rial «vs <m * f ii.t r• il
*V'lmiiirt- a j,r j nivr ora revcrnu tariff—l!*• ltw
d i^.korof I H-ti i? We have no idea that tin* old si d
I or . Ih-cta any rnvsti rv uj«in tho »■ ,>u« i .ns IU v.,!!
■ I
y, at Philadelphia. Bnt let awr»< fi nd call epoi
I 1 an/».«r loll*and let the old f.. :,oi:il 4 mo , ut.
I h.> :s w hat the country Ir s a rghtto ask;and muling
■ Tt of this r* I'll -i'l »n 1 u .lit to sails!) an onlghtetnu
;< *i lo, w h<. va.iji* princi; U s umr tl n*i lien.”
M * have ini 1I0- ! : f 1.4■ | uio.i would havi U rn I !.!v
had Gen. 7 r | plot 1 .
nut ilu* use ..J Jus mime ns , candnlat* for 1 ho Pros <ii-u
v. Hut * * t li« g*i!la it riiul dis'irig.iishoil (iomral” |I •
,l d ' 1 nndt r-nai il h s dvfy ami that. we venture to say.
h '■ * 11 p if 1111, I* arhs. ali!»i* ( f njMu ..mi so.-rot, official
I" ■ a .s.iilante. should In h.* c; lied »:poi, Ir an a
n'« r 1 util .«■*! 1.. suc li a response, t« < xchnngr the mill
’ ry I rtlic civil nr vice id ins r.u try. Acting upon
! ’• • x ‘d* tin* j i»ri*dii* I w m!i u. w liih* he d .. s n it
thi* high position to which so largo a portion <f
Ins c uatryimu have evtn idn detortmoatiou to «It*
vat. lum, iiu will not decline it, should it he confer re:
nj»on him.
’r 1,1 1 n the slip 11 test op| r< Ii4!:**i n he entertained slat" Id
In !h «*• iim* hen af a r a catioidali f»r ihe l*r« sidciiey, that
ia* will fail to gift* a candid exposition ofhisvuwHii
i),m all questions of public inti rest upon winch in tin1 1
vi at id his election, ho mnylerrrp r d to net. Knar
* 1 m the ramp, he h s ill the |,. nk less of the so'ther,
oid lioiu-of tho arts of th"Sr who have hoon trained 111
• "rt. and ha raid, in that .corrupted atmosphere, to net.
■ Mr. Polk t <r example, upon the famous maxim of
i In V1 t id. that Ini vnuL r is iulnidnl t*. rtntcad iih j.\!
d " •• iefi maxim till re : t n.d to i e found, even in 7'ulh*)
rami’s serpent .ne ra r- er, a trio re striking illustration than
hat furnished h) Mr. p. Ik’s letter to John K. Kane
n tin* Protective |*>liry. Put “there is a time f. r all
dungs,” anil nrilht r Gen. 7‘aj hu U im mis i.or Ins n.i
wits have a right . lnfon he shall he a Candida * , as | *
*• riainlv is not now, to call ujh>ii him h r a (helurath 1.
d' his opinions, which we take ii for granted hn will not
atake, if he shoo hi hr so call* d upon, until, having U i*mi.i
1 vowudly a candidate, the people will have a right to
know, and In- tor! (round to make them nctpininled w ith,
Ins sentiments m regard to the past and future poli. y 1 1
lIu (1 rvcrtunenl which he itiay la* called ujr* 11 to ndmtn
ist« r. Ho w ill not (io use one of tin- favorite j liras* s of
ilu* editor of the I nioti) ** wrap up his* pinions 111 adorn
I 1 w hen it shall heroine tl* people's light to know tin m
md I ! duty to make them known. II I* avestlmt eours
|. r siieli mi'll as Air Polk, who, after having written
t lie njuivocal Kane letter, Hluhltornly refused, when ;iji
; r.z il linin' than once of' tin* diametrically opposite eon
struclioiis given tir it m dillerei t latitudes, to say wlieili
1 r his cabalistic ti rms meant, or wa re intended to mean.
(hi* or Hint whether they pleilged him to Krt*t» Trade,
a w as hold I) ussirlial m 1 li«* South, or to the p*'rpetua
tionotthi Protective tadiey,as was affirmed with npial
■ in *• in Ih nn y h. ania and ».1 In r Tar ill So.i,
It lie cannot he elcrted without resorting to such fraudu
lout ilovtoo, Jm will is-vet r** <li the presidency. Kv*n
’hut high honor he will never purchase hy such disropu
tahh. means. " [II. It Miff.
- - —_
lie nay < ne I It 11> t'i Lttntth'i I ± /,t the (inH<n.ttlj t\
■ IttHu r. I In l.ilhiwingohnra, ti naiiram-rdule la rciati d
li\ iln- Sufi.,Ik (N V ) IK-uiM-r.il, in sneaking "I iln
" i r lll;'1"1 ‘ 1 I Inn'' r. I mean «1 ,re Kearney's nob],
Conduct was calculated In make heroes.
"'l lie trial mid sentence nt l.i. ( buries (J. Hnnti r
iirin^s to mind urnsr nt <1'.sdtR'iiu'iici* d nrdrrw vi ry stiii !
Inr. ami will lie interesting to ,.nr citizens gem rally, ns
well as In ina'.y uf. nr y ung ami gallant i Hi -, r. . t tin
navy. W t kit iw ul im case m ire stnlal.le to a juxlapn
-"ion titan tin- following At a time wlien the Island
■l ( uba was ittli steil with pirates, w ho were enniimtling
the most horrid outrages ami umrder against the rum
merer and lives n|' oitizi ns of all nations. Captain (now
Commodore) Kearney, with the U. S. brig Kuti tprise,
was sent to break up this horde of pirates. During the
eruise. In discovered a nest of p rales off Capo Antonio,
in possession of a slop and two frigs, the slop and one
brig (mcrican.thc other Kngl.sh, wliieli they yyert- plun
dering in the vicinity of one of their strongholds, a dan
m roiis reef protecting tin- n from the approach of large
Vissels.aml a battery oil shore to protect lln-nt trout lure,
boats or small vi ssels.
"( onimodum k, arm y immediately orih-red the Prig's
boats to 11- innniii d, and also two or three Isiats belonging
to the merehani vessol. This ei.mmaml he gnvn to Ins
V a Until si-enml ( ffieor, 1,1. Jus ,\l Melntnsh, yy ilh positive
orders not to part company nr separate tin- lioals. With
ihese orders I i Melutosh li li his vi ss< I, hut it was nol
long before In- found that in obeying orders lie could ne
oi iiiphah nothing, as the isiats ol the merchant vessels
could not keep up w ith him. (being dull and heavy.)
and il was nee ssarv In pull ahead as Iasi as possible, m
cut oil one ot the j Iran vessi Is, w Inch was auenipting
III eseais-, ami consequently lie si parated Ins forces, bin
sure, i dial in eapluri-ig four pintle vessels and setting tire
to and blowing up a Iilih, I esidcs destroying a large
am 'lint of pnt| erty on ... yy i h tin ir inhabitants, sin
k-i'g terror in a e iintiu.niTy ol villains tluit had committed
stleliyasl depredations and hluodsiu-d.
" I Ins gdlant act was nut aecnmplislied vvitlioiit great
li izard, and diirirg a Iren emioiis thunder storm, vv Inch
lasted one hour, the min pouring duyvn in I, rrcuts all the
lime.
"On returning tn his vessel that night, fatigued and
w ithout provisi ms for his crew, yy hat yyas the reception
in- mot yy ilh troni the bravt- ami magnanimous hi arnev 1
Why, in admiration of his gallant and meritorious act,
that reflected Ituner on the service, the noble Kearney
r.-ecived him as a hero, emnplin ciitcd him fir his bravo
ry and success, and in the Is-stof litimor told I.t. Mein
i- shtliat lie took a great responsibility on himself, and
s ud—"( nine, sir y, o liaveeaten nothing to da v, 1 yy ail
e.l dinner for you; let us retire."
la the cabin la i!rails In the health of liis Lieutenant. ■
a-id yy ilh tin- I. olings ot a generous soul, said—"Sir, your
conduct is ehami-l.-nsiie ot the n-iblt- spires yvhieli com i
pose our navy, ami wideli lias this day milled lustre to
• nr ariiis, and duin an mealeulatilo si-rviep to the com
meieial i iterestsi f the world. 1 drink to iln- offict r yy ho
darui tn lake tin- responsibility, and rondi r society sueh
essential s-rviee.” I ...eg will Commodore Kearney,
yyith Lieutenant McIntosh,be reim-mla-nd by agraU-lul 1
public.
Among the passengers w ho will go out in the new
steamship ”\\ asliingioo," is Mr. Sil.,s I-' Hnrruvvs. ,.f
N. yy York, with despatches from tin- Department nf
Vale 1,1 our minister at St. Petersburg: and yve ilmik. by
Ibis new route. In- yy ill Is- enabled l.i make the trip froi'u '
' nited Slates to Nt. i’etorsbnrgli in bsss Him- ilian it '
lias boretof. re U-enn-.s,m| lislied. I!,- .xpects m land I
a< Bn .... “ t' ashington,”and take the Russian
stratum-:it l.ultc, I.*r C’runstadt.
\\ e may In-excused I r adding, lint Mr liurrv.s
visits Russia under very inieresling eirentr.s'.atiei s. 11,
is oncot the very few individuals ut tin- I nited States
win, have had tlip op|«,rluiiitv. and improved il of e m
tnbutmg io s, rve the Czar, f Rum a. About seven).en
Vi-ars ago we had the pleasure of offering tiie pulilie Iri- i
note which was due lo Mr. It. f,r the relief of the lies
siao government. I Its generous eonduet in subsequent
- expending li is funds, witliout any eoiupi nsatioii in the
-■ rvice ot Huso,-,, r, fleeting great credit. n„t only
b.ionil, but uponliisuwucountry.— If,n>limgUn I’niim.
1 X11AI yi'ION OK TAl.K
1 [,,w l.tu i!ie bmp I f c i v r^aitii u l.t.M* nut U lure.
i«.. n i» ■ :w i ■ • i.l , i» ci riuuuly »t *!"»n in lie
! |lo« i 4 pflRv.1,0 frwii* Count litmfallinic r * account cf
hw impriaumiH'iit :
"I b in an I'll urn now: yet tv fifteen yearn my
Mil > % .1,1 r (I IM II. V l.*'y ! I ilo en jiot l«»l»UO.
, ,r I ,u,i not 1 vi il v. .i ii"' life- in tie w If suite ftin
o«in ii ii I' < i #;uirrDuring ui* years I I a.) a ci.rrpan
h'n: cti'Tin;' mm I nil a., re J I invir niulil r:ir**i!>
i!'.liui;ui*f"i itn- f :<•«■ ■ h:in win ►' nrnl my captivity in
ti.,.. , rati iw lljrl.t ufunr cell. I! . fim r« we lull.
|.,l n .. zanily ini,. :!.rr f v.r ,r: lolij n r past lives, ettr
| yg | i i ■ n» lifer wui dtat igtin. The twit ynr
>v ', , . ; I to eticb «»th>r our thoughts and ides* on
i;l! h .lj r’i*. 'The thild year, we had no id* a* t«> *n»
i i !H<-M . w f■ \%. r ■ ! i jo iiir>ii to I sr the j. iv er «*f n fl -c
, .?» ! 'ili» fnr’h. .M fl •* liifervnl of a mot.th or so, v i
w . .!d < j , Hour I |*s t‘» n*k e.if h other if it were indued
! that the world went tn is guy and hust
ling as w In n w e formed « portion of mankind.—
'I hr fifth we were s lent. The sixth, he was taken
away. I never knew where. In execution <r tn l.be.rty ;
l ut I masghui when he was ovine;evenftolitud#was bet
ti r than tin dim v:ai*»ti of that j*ih and vacant fare. Af
ter that I whs a! i«; only i hc i vent broke in upon
nine yesr'a vacate-y. One day, it must have hern a year
i r Iw » al‘;» r n.\ einnpaniun h ft me, the dupomn door
was *; rued, arid h v n« e—whence j r edino I kn< w not,
uin nd tie “• weft's: “llv eiders t*1'his imperial inar s >
I intimate i y - that your wife died a year .•ojo,*’ Then
i1 e «h r was shut, an.I I hi ard n<> nmr ; they I ad l ut
Ihmo tl < 4r. 11 rtery in u|Hm me, and l ift tut alone with
ii rgain.**
woxnr.nn k m vi iikma i icai* genii/s.
Mr I’ .'*! I)» shuiijr, of Kancnsh r I’a, lias demon
s'r.'tiM t-• us I is ;.!ai • \ to solve alin.-s! every suedes ot’
. r.il.ioi • ■* a! j ’ .'em, in the shortest conceivable space
■ ■ * m‘ - A' Ms r i, ns! west I»wuf.v« loiio columns
I I:_m res. < ts• J i ' ^.lit, lo which In* appentled tin
I 'd to him, i*8 rapidly il*'
:•• f- r' - e t ' i wri'ten. I lc added a column » | If)
'l - - ■ I .. ti s , j' il.ll'ant diT.on.ii ;,tiois, wi'h the
Mi' 1:‘| - *> at . ::j jar. nt case. Jit* put muli rueath a
' •‘-’I' '1 i'liin res, so Ini.jrns to j.reJudethe joisi
llly “I I ‘ f i u ti *‘t!i ilari .rr the time occupied, the r
- in at -i'.'f.r 11, i o.l , j 1 «il live h irre, 1 y five, setting j
' I ’ ' |n tlies tm
w.;\ he divided a« y r urn!•* r ot’figures into a creatcr, and !
c- in no need writing the r i suit I ^ setting down the re ,
ill; ;i der.
Mr iV.-lu.nnr has nppreaHuu winnsr s "King therpnd
nttiiro nl tin1Cirri,'. tliat al'i r In- had arrived al ihr* DJl-ili
hgnre, the decimal h li was only I. Arehimrd s, tie
vr at iniitlii ’i.aii,' an i f n1.1ii;nitv, af i r ixt. i d ng hi
ralriilatiiiu to Ihll, f-.giiri. , gave n up ;n d* spair, il having
1 'ii-i.iiii' su extremely eoinplii-ated.
Alti r Iwi'lu' years ul iuIi use sillily, aia] investigation,
tliis young gentleman, now only UH years of age, ha*
sumdied in limning intelligible rules and ilireeuw.s,
"I" ri h.V In' I'au impart i■, utii. is tin |»i\vrri.f p, rfuaiunu
all thnseprac s.with the same faculty that eharaett r*
I/.' - I'.niiwti pi rfirinau.'i's. Tlrs r, mnrkabiefaeulty was
lir I ij. vO, pi'il .n In ui at t In* age uf five years, Ix f r • he
was fa pa hie uf pi reviving the laiinnh- or explaining tl.e
uu tliml ul his pr. ei ■ h-s. i lis ui re n a i re inti'll eel era
i'Y* l.iui mil uiily tiiexccnle I In' must nisi ruse calculation
in every ib-partini ul "I ina'he matieal seieiiee, !:ut tn point
"O' a ill ti r.'iul fr arriving al the same r - ill; u, all who
eounn t llu'insi'lves tn (us ffuidaneee.
11- rules are so in’i lligihle that a lialf hour's attention
ia>! I veiling enahhil us toexecuteby his pr irera pr ,1.1, ms
ill ail lire simple rules of arilbemetie, as well as in vu!
par Iraeliun .uni llie caji'ulatioi's ef inti rest. 'I'iie fa
i-ility vv i • h which the milling up of long euluuitis of figures
uyil is li.ell,ml is aerumpl shed, is m.l only a innlTer of
eriiisiiy ami wnniler, Inn of ihe greales! practical iat. r
' si m almost every department of bus’inss.
A f. Jnur. Cum.
ANOTITF.il MF.SNF.NOF.lt OF I F.A(F..
rii" W .isliingtuH ei rrespi I'di nt i f the New Vorl,
'i" ll "* * ',,,ln 1 rr" win. appear- to lie Cunversanl with
111 in signs anil ... Ailminis'iali,,n, gives
h’lhivv mg r, asm. f.r lull, ving i„ ,|M. p„,|,al,i|.iy ,.f a
'j • \ j»i acc. **( )wr it »vc nun nt.// i.i I,mum. has. sinci
u"' r,;duc!n.ii ..I \ era ( ruasatul tin Cast'c. srut tn .1/
lull II remind offer if yrner. mid tm terms tiu.rr far.tr I
"T ,u ll, r "",u ll"' mode through Mr .llorim Ud!
tender. ()t the n e, ptim, of that nil. r we have i.ol yel
leanl. It is Mlipis.se,I that the result will he Uuvvuherc
V tile lllth 1,1 June. Should the overture lx- favorably
r i'ei veil, it will n ,t be a secret in Mexico. nor in our ar
my. nor ul course, tu the e('rres|K)udeiits fur Ihe New Or
'eass papers, 'i he government itself will r,«-e»vn the
..|le-''P"o et ll by the expsossn,CharUi....,” We
I ‘esume the writer refers t,, Mr. N. I1. Trim ,,f if,,,
.siaie Department, as the successor of Air. At Aa; as
Mr. I . is now hi Ah xico.
A fi:io lardy of Marines rioru.tfd in this city under the
"i'ervei 'll ell apt. li yiiulds,, f the I'. S. Marine ser
Vice, and nnmli. ring KHI. arc to sail for Vera Cruz in a
leu d tvs, under tl.e eomniand of Ci I. Watson,a veteran
“I I lie last war. |)r. F.dwards goesout with them as
''urgeoii. These men area part of the Brigade of M a
l ines spoken ol as nlmul to lw organized for oiicnittons in
tin* iuteriurol Mexico.
^ i • Journal if Ccmmtrct.
llrliirinn nmong Cemrirts. —At the meeting ofthcE
I'lseopal eooventti.if the diocese of Missouri, lately.
lilteen eonvieis n the Nate prison were confirmed h\
liish. |I Hawks— th»y having Income candidates for con
firmation under the religious instruction of thy chau'ain
llev. C. S. Hodges.
The citizens of Newlnirg, N. Y , have caused tule
he made am legant sword, which they intend to presem
'o lol. It, i kn te. of the C S. Army, asa testimonial of
their admiration ul Ins gallantly asasoidicr. Col. II. is
u native of New burg.
< (itlmlic < infirmnlinns.—The Leonard town (Si
'lire's Citin'v. Mil.) Beaeon, learns that Archbishop
1 1 ’•"l Baltitmire,during his late visit tothatooun
• t'dmmisti n d coiifirinjtlion to serai hundri tl and fifty
persons. *v
I (in ri.umh.—OneofTotn’s pigmv ponies is dead.
Tom 11 els the lows si v, rely, though it is a small one.
I here might have been an amusing co-inridnire, (if
we tintv use that term of a conjectural stale ol things )
when the President; was in our city Friday evening,’if
f.en. Peyton. Dr. Miligp of the City Hotel, anil j'.’il
burn H Trigg. Kf«|.. three gentlemen, all now nsidents
ot litchnionil, "hi in .Mr. Pink turned out ol the respee
live post i llieesol Itiehmond.Pe,ershurgand Lnichhur'
had ealleil at the Capitol, in ab dy.to jmy’their res’i
peels It would have been a happy illustration, by mai
I*'r demonstration .as it were, „f that freedom iVom pros !
eriptioii. winch is claimed to he an cnmieiit cliaraeteris-1
tt; of our De.i.oor.ttic administration.
| Ilirhnwiul Times.
The three stcam-propelleis built at Philadelphia for
tile I State.- (o n rims nt. made trial Tips . n Nilurdat
alteraoou, and proved themselves fine vessels in point ol
speed. 1
The rit:zens of Alexandria are about to presents splen
did sword t,. Lieut. I ol. Cun.ns, of the l 'nited Nates
Arm. as s testimonial ot ilnir admiration of Ids gallant'
'■omliieiIII, .Alexico. lol. C. tvas formerly a citizen of
A exandrta.
Th. New Orleans Delta oft ho 23,1 ult. says —
U e nrc gratified to hear that letters have been re
■I'tveil ,n this eity.fr.an Aid of He,,. Niields, dated .la
•ipt. the 11 th test, which represent him as so rapidly !
improving as to inilma the !* 1„ f that i„ ,|,u course of', '
lew wet he will he able to visit tin- L'. JS.
Mr. \\ hraton, rays thr IWw \ „rk Mirr ,r. was l„n,r
'r :,lll:,n »">• .li|ih»nmii: a*:... thr tnivern
1 ®",ce the • - ..ftbe Consul it tiun. fl0 w-w
7Zr Tr'yT l,aV,nS Wvn •M’pointril
»«.«. I" l ■■ir»bnK,.„ y .1 ihn (iuinry Allan,*, ami af
■ ■r«arils translrrrr, Ilnlin |,y Mr,,.' .larks,,,,. Snrr
Its r,si,I, ihr..niH,r1>ro.l„rr,l lw„ i,„,„rtant w.trks
I aw"" Mr' u I"' 'l"'i 11,0 l,w,,ir.'- liitornali.inai
..tu. Mr. \\ lira.,,,, is a nattvr ,.f |<|,.ale Island, but hr
was h r many yrarsarrsnlrni of this city.
nil'. I-hF.smKNT’s VISIT TO NEW YORK.
iv ‘ '"rk ■•“itrnnl of Commerrn learns from i
I VthTs a','/ 'l.nili;'Vri>y.'‘'Mlhrl'rrsul, nt.,fi|„.
i,i,i s.so,n afirr luareturn from Ralpjirh I
( a ,.,,rotra, a, ,hr ru3, r, mr
' V’ "'M rsllV’f',l3t 'hr Ist nf Juno w
K^rr"u,ha,^'-J I’^-r
I Kro in Aariipit ',n_The i;.,<r
! . says that . f, « day. ago,h ...
“ri,n"wl';k "•"< "lushels oCw hLtJ,\w
eaLOi. mill rlrartil frr /.ircneW. St, „ ,, ■.. 1
| of thn VR i Hand canal and lie Si Iowranee' tm W,-t
tlie firai clearance uf this kind c v.r made ftl .* *
land Walt is i f the great lakes f,,r a I
conslituii* a m w era ,u «!.. l„„ory J
In » letter Irom M tsMnrrtm, dated CHlh , Tl ,
Niw Vnrk Ili jgld, tl,,. wr'trr says; ' 10
“Mr. S, i retary W alker, we an snrrv In hern i
Inst s, 11 r i |:e i.se if Insp wi re .1 yj ('e< h, f-,.,' , ”
* xorjs.sivc lal.t-r. ;is sc;.rr#»ly to I*,
li!."., d sttm tly the shortly,: t xpreesteu*. We trust tl"'’
he will allow hin s-dfrlaire^e^essen^l ^
XrJ” Wll,'OUI Wl,lch *'e ™nn>t expect U, U Z
THE MACEDONIAN.
It Is stated that the Huston Belief Committee h.,, J.
temniied 1,1 fill up tins riwk They have 15(1 '
at their command, whirl, iv,|| , x>ndedhr,'e i, f,
purchase i f In tght. (lffi,-ers f ,r the ship will all *
N iiM tt fr. m Heston to fill tip the vacancies. lw
’I'he pledge given hv ( apt. Forl.es, of
te the I nab Commit:, e, that the Mand..„iar, ..,u*“;
l'M.,w him. laduul tli w considered binding tesin tlI
' r »f " •" "• »nJ tl... , igate w ,11 « rta,„|y [ .’ u , .
She Will probably sail early xt week. 1*kM
Mr Packenl.am. it is sstd. is lobe r.Wnt .
oiilinll pay. lis salary is s \ tl, ^-aml
'"«• The K-.ro than our .Mmtersgm "l0r
The las- surviving son of the or, at i rivr l'.i tv ,
SeoM.dad ,i ■ i n’ly at the Cape of (ol ,1 ,,o V T
hanaietey Isextinei, I „l the Aid otlsf.rd or „ *
loWalrer Sent, l.od.har ,a ( erne, in’,hi ItJfc'uT
-•ITS. the only son „( -he iditer , f the (Ji arterlv M
VOW, and the only grandson of the author ,.f
■■ji ■■■ .mu, i _
l‘l.i.y»t MiHih V Ai.CIIoi sV:'"*'™
lOU MAIN* STKKFT, OPPOSITE THE HAWS
HICTIMOXD, VA.
.**• ff T.MY/OK
R!>rr<TII|JA invit.-* the attention - f purchaser, t.
Ill- S! ■ ■■!. of I'i Wi I > ,;-i i.n, a, tlll. “
m-m, eul.ny ,!a( nillgiveratUfaeti*
V' ■ Ll >"■ warrant. ii, and su'd mi trial, ..L
j i- t to be returned it not good. ’
Cm,slant ud.hri ms i „ |i I in, to present at all thncj an ...
tensive mvsmtimnt, ctnbmemg all the sty I, . iiiusli, |„,th of
KOM<<UOO<I iisul ITIolioKiUl}’.
Ilr alsu .iillrs fur sail- Plan . K„rt, * from a greater variety
.1 in ■ .,-1 -1 mil ..l.mr rat. i-li,n,-r:r in tlm Ktate, thu* >lt;.r<h
I g he'greatest advantages in the way ,| selection. Hi ii
a -• .gent l.r tn-and rwat celebrated makersm tU
■ an try, and m (rennanr.
.Ni.mn e.,n runtl,v i,'a.!r:..ki.i nureliaaing a Ciaai, „t V.
, ' r ere ev.rv flung In represent* them to he.-,
. ««-r. <w eatfn-s. at.,I lirilllann ..(tone are lapp,!, I,In..ltd
',1'. I ,,r t an.! durability of workmanship are in ilo
"i-ast Stale "in,,, art. A written warranty is given with
each Instrument ftold by him, J *
1 IrderH I nun t lie rnnnlry attended to with the rrrnt.it
I." "tualilv. and 1 11,11 . and < lentlemen, n*i.linr at a d.».
■ :r.' - '■;r' I,<nrter be ,» I.,. „„ ,| e ,:i, , nh re per
* •• 11 ,snn‘,B”i .. than da interest, to tend tusk
an instrun.-lit as w lil bear tl,.- spe tfst * miry.
i** ^g,) **200,yxa, vi.o, *3uo, *330,
<13.»0. s UMhnnil upw..,r,h. *’ v w 1
1 II 1. ktip.M Musicul lust ruin ruts, in general, ^
tbi hrst ..unity. A i.-.ijrt*.M,*<t ( u^ical and Stand***
nisi ' aiWit, ft i n band, and lie c; Constantly recching tha new
eftf uuntiratK.iia
Err
wiLsoy,
ATi OUKTTTsr AT X« *.W,
riA'c.i s Tl. K, I I ll r; i.viji.,
TTI. rs DILIGENTLY To THE COLLECTION or CLAIMI
In II o t << t o it rt. It o:i unite, Floyd,
.'.mlIjomi-ry unit (Meg Counties.
R. f. r to ( . \V. sStatham. Robert Cawthon and J. G.
.M d lanuhan & Co,, \Anehburo-.
May 27— is
co.TL! cucnLi TTo.il T ”
f 111IE sub* r hers, having leased and fenced in Dr.
-M. L y man s lot, lying between the canal and riv**r,
immediately below tiie bridge, for the purpouu of optn
ing a
COAL YAllD
in the town of Lynchburg, are now prepared to farnit
the citizens with the best article of (irati and Smith
Coal, nt n price that cannot fail to give general nniitfat
tion, and he’eg determined to keep always on hand a ful
supply ut a first rate article from our own coal minfs,
trust that they will merit and receive the patronage ofvha
public.
\W have secured the services of Mr. John McClon
key, who will act as our agent in the disposal of tha
Coal at tiie yard.
BENTON, MARSHALL & CO.
Persons wishing to gain any information in regard to
the quality often* Coal can obtain it by calling on Paul
Jones, Lsq . at tin* I* rnnklin Hotel, who lias been usmj
it during the last winter. ]{. & (j(j.
May |o—2mif
Attention Uic Whole.
mill-. SI RSCRIRER respectfully inf,ms the citi
M- ■!. ns I I Lynchburg and vicinity, that he has just
received truni tin* Northern cities, a fine assortment rf
,, I IKS AM) JEW El.lt V. viz:
riiiet.i Id, | ill jewelled I.event, huntsman’s case; and
Slit" ' Single case Gold W atches, full jewelled; Detached
, 1 r* . do do do do; Gold Koh
* hnnis.n fine selection of Lillies and Gentlemen’s breast
*" s "" Huttons. line gold finger Kings, of the lr.t«,t
lashiotis: Sliver and Gold Pencils: Gold and Silver Stiec
Ifics; line (■old and jet Ear Kings; Cora,s and Meek
lace, ,d ditferont lends and (ptalities.
^ All work entrusted to my care will meet with
prompt nitnnii at. Old Gold and Stiver taken in ex
change lor new wn-k.
May id—wdo. if CHARLES A. EVARD.
iff £ w a r n i n o goods
r. fillxkuv. jr..
Lvnc iibi ro V* ,
IS now receiving amt opening a fine assortment of
SIJHI.\v; jJJS’U SI W.Mf-.lt noons.
among which w ill lie 1< und every fiiatcrirtiuti of Pry
(ends,including Ginghams, Lawns’. Orrrandies. Muslins.
Cambrics. Haroges, Silks lashim.a* If* Shawls. Hnndkcr
1'liipls. itilil'in s. Kart’S. Kdgintr. I eaiey, (Jluvrs, &p-.
toeciln r with a line r.saurtinent IdTIcths, Cnsaiinerer and
\ i.sunfrs, and all ollioi articlis ul'ihe latpsl slyl«‘. suita
!>le ter Ladies’ anil (fciitlemen’s wear; to an pi
an.illation 11 which lie invites his friends and ths
ptihlic, generally. I !e assures nil who may honor him
v\itli a call, ’hatno pninsshall he spared to furnish them
with the newest styles of goods, and at is low prices
they can he had elsewhere; ft. F. JK.
April 1 taif
Sir. i'it. Edwmrd .He.rfinder,
HAS LOCATED HIMSELF NEAR
CAJV2RBEI.X. COURT HOUSE.
AND OFFERS HIS
PROFESSIOJYjIL ser ticks
io the people of the neigh Imrliood and snrronndisf
country.
May *?0 -« "« if