The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-07-21
SUMMER 7.

IRE Huybldes.-ln the Cincinnatus, ar
rived al New York from London, came out
passengers, II. Itnrbide, J. Iturbide, P. l.
turbide, :, Itagbide, aud |. Hurbidp, being
the family Of the late emperor Of Mexico.
The widow the Emperor has within the
last week or two, arrived at New York,
and taken residence there. There has
been, no doubt, a happy family meeting,
which will, we sincerely hope, be succeed
ed by long calm of contentmcnt, unds-
turbed by idle retrospects and unsnhstan-
tai visions Of ambition.
South america. -Carthagena Gazrttes
of the 9Th April, state that very active
canvas was going on for the Vice Prtsiden-
cy of Colombia at the next election =
General Soahlette, Montilia, Sacre, and
DR.. Gaul, had each been proposed for the
office.
Ferdinand IH-Letters from Gibraltar
say that the kinh Of Spain has refused to re :
cogDize Mr.. Montgomery, the recently ap.
pointed American Consul at Alicante, in
consequence of his having joined the ma
tional militia and taken arms during the
struggle of the constitutiOnalls in that coun-
try.
.Saftty Barees late steam boat dis
Hsi'lA lliAG bptIti luG ~ III Aiit 4NtA -
Workers. They have established "saiety
baraes," tn be to"ed by the steam boats,
for the accommodation of passcngeIs.-
One of these, the Lady Clinton, started
from New York for Albany on Thursday
week with about 500 passengers--she was
toWed by the steam boat Commerce, and
it was expected would make the passage
III 90 hours. This is certainly an improve
ment IN steam navigation.
Major .3ndre.--A genuine sketch of
himself, made with pen by Major Andre,
IS IN the hands OIL engrayels in New York,
and announced as a "vaiuable relic" Thus
do we worship the memory of IA spy, Tho
had devoted himself to an enterprise,
particularly raiued as iikt ~ To be fatal TO the
American cause IN the war of Indepen-
dence.
Lady Byron .Mdrried---A Paris paper
OF the 26th June says that letters had been
received from London, announcing the
marriage of Lady Byron to a Mr.. Gun
bingham, an envangelcal preacher.
The Glittottne restored an Germany
The Hanoserlan Government has ordain-
ed that capital conyicts shall be executed
by the Gu;Ilotinc.
7obacco.-At Baltimore, last week, Jno.
Lee, Esq. of frederick county, Md sold
one hogshead of Tobacco at S45 per cut.,
four others at $50, and four Others at Si8.
Red and yellow Tobacco are still in de-
mand at Baltimore, there being none in the
market.
HeStern Currency.-The TerSGi!leS Ken
tucfy) Commonwealth states, that specie, at
that place, commands premium Of 60
per cent. the consequence of which is, that
silver dollars are thrown into circulation
which have been boarded up for years past.
A short time since the premium was at 100
per cent.
Indian Tredties.--The Missouri Intelli-
gencer of the 4th nit, states that treaties
have been concluded by Gen. Clark, with
the kanzas and Usage Indians, for the cess
sion of all the land which they held within
that state, and also for considerable dis
trict of country west of Missouri and Ar
Kansas. Several new and advantageous sti-
pulations have been introduced into these
treaties. The country west of Missouri
and Arkansas is appropriated 10 the use of
the Kansas and Osages, and of the other
Indians now within the limit. of that state,
none of whom are to settle within twenty
leagues Of the boundary.