The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-07
InleresIing .Nslrs from Hnrnnn.

| CO"i'' S"It' 1dnlpptti, arrived
this morning in 8 days from Havana, W.
haze received the papers Of that cit, to Ia,
| 9Th last
\ revolutionary movement which az onf
moment threatened the most serious con.
sequences, appears to have commenced IN
the city Of Havana, on the 18th inst. \
spirit of enmiiy has long existed in that ei.
| y, aud indeed throughout the whole Island
between the natives, lCreioles) and the
| european Spauiards, tGodos. )-Tkerecen
election OF Deputies tn the Cortes. In which
these parties were distinctly arrayed a.
Saiast each.e1her, had nearly famed these
embers into q ilame.-Rut at the time oil
The Comets sailing quiet had been again
restored.
The leaders cf the native party were
the young gentlemen OF liberal education
IN the city, while the European party was
principally composed Of Catalonian., Gro
cery Keeper, &c.
The following extract Of letter from \
source otthe FIRST responsibility treats the
subject IN less serious light than others
appear disposed 70 yieW il.
We had Il little disturbance here. pro
ceediag liom the Elections, and some in.
authorization amongst the Volunteers,
which will no doubt be greatly exaggrla-
ted abroad, aud We are induced to mention
II merely 10 assurt you that We never CON
temple'rd any serious results flom either
on The contrary this occurrence is likely IL
strengthen the hands Of Government in lg-
t,re.2
-..c9A.,.
NoEroLk, December a7.-With the
wanaest sympathy for her respectable
connexions, doepyiwodnded by 50 shocking
IA occurrence, W record the following
facts:
Yesterday morning, the Coroner Of Nor
folk County VS. called 10 hold an inquest
over the body Of Miss .N14ha \. Fii3s,
4 young lay Of about IS or y yeas q
age, Of truly amiaJIe character, AID Of IA
most respectable family; Who, in lit OF
arrangement had rlabcd into me river and
drowned herself.
The subject Of this awful calastroi he
had, we learn, been long in a n,aneholy
state of mind, produced a. believed, by
mortality in her family, and Tire protracted
absence of a brother whom she tcndcny
loved. al the efforts Of her l''iclds, with
whom she was a gry5l iaYollte, Were uua-
vaiiing To dispel 6er aaJitual Gloom She
frequently lltimated 10 y0uGS lady 10
whom che was mach attached, that II SHE
should be- nlissin5 from her home, u an"
time, she MIN, be found in The river neal
lie house, and on tie evening previous 10
The accomplishment Of her desperate re-
sole, she expressed wish that soar one
ni,,ht De sent t3r to draw up her viii, and
offered some articles OF her DIES 10 her
sister, observing that she should have no
fart Ter use for them.
fh"se Indicators Of hcT purpose were
regarded By her friends only a. creatures
of daotdered mldd.-Yrstrrlay morning,
ho yeycr, tiE'y were changed 10 awful le-
a.ay. 4 short time before tie dawning o.
DAY, she secretly LEFT her chamber and
pll42eG jnto tie river, from which her
corpse was tahcn !e,y hours after. A
gentleman " hv had risen early, Tor the pur-
pose OF hiiIm@ SOME ducks thtt he uader-
,toOd we're often seen uear the shore about
daylight, beard rushing il tie water,
which he took 10 be thai oi a dog after the
Salne, aud accordingly NL.stied 10 call him
oT-the noise cea5ed Ior moment, was
heafa Second i;lue, and ihen ceased en-
,if-Ig. Hh,n the fauiIy arose she was
missing, ADD after G'l'5ent inquiry was
tiacrd - the iatal spot. Beacon.
Several oftke smeii schooncis purchas
cd by Government, for the expedition "a
gai!st the Pirates, under the orders Oh
Com P5r'tr arm ed here on "Wednesday
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