Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-30

The Burlington (NJA Chronicle states that
Jnxeph Bonaparte IS making arrangements to
/ return to France.
II is stated that 10 400 rnnies of the forihco-
ming Biography of Henry Clay are ordered IN
Cincinnati.
TIL. Columbia IS. c. Times statea thai the
house Of Nessrs. Bovcr 81 Henry, Of Charles
ton one of the largest cotton dealing firms III
| the South, admits a deficiency in the present
crop of cotton A CORE spondeut of the Times
| So $ that from the Information which he mas
collected throughout the cotton growing coun-
try, he is satisfied the crop will fall short at
least one third The Savannah Georgia con-
tans n similar estimate.
We regret to learn (says the Fredericksburg
! ArenaO that the Corn crop throughout fTg'niS
10 worse than We anticipated. N the Bav coun-
ties the yipd will he trifline and in The Roanoke
country celebrated for Corn, the crop Is ex4
! cpedinely indifferent whilst, 10 many parts,
of North and South Carolina. there has been a,
complete failure.
A modification Of the air Of the Marseilles
hrmn, adapted to sacred words. has been sung
| in the Churches of three or four different tie
nominations at Philadelphia
The CYLINDER OF the Steamboat William Pea
! cork rave way on the 10th inst directly alter
! leaving Buffalo, y. Y. for Detrolt. and the en-
| tire head of steam was discharged IN the steer
age cabin Is or 90 lives were lost, and seVe'
raj persons severely scalded.
It is proposed in the London papers that
! Charles \. he allowed to assume the sovereign
| " of Algisrs. This measure, II rs thought VIII
! have a direct tendency to promote civilization
! in the more southern regions Of Africa, ri me
ss me time that the European powers could not
| dISDOSat
quest
A meeting has bp.n held in Charleston, and
attended by its mast conspicuous citizens, with
. view to ai.e funds to assist in lhe speedy and
eHectuaI relief Of the distressed people oil Ire
land Committees we're appointed to soiIct
donations.
Horace Everett, Esq. representative IN
Congress from Vermont, has posted The Hon.
Isaac Hill. ES. Comptrollsr of the treasury
and u, s. Senator elect, as a lar. 1t was an
| act of supererogatlon.
A slave has been convicted in New Orleans
Of forging free papers for negroes, business
he had carried on for SOM time me sentence
pronounced was that he be put "a the pillory 3
DAYS receive sixty lashes. and WORK TWO years
in chains nj the service OF ms master
Richard Yates. Esq Treasurer of the \. y
State Colonization Society, announces lhr re-
CENT of donations 10 the amount OF ci-'''
OF This sum. 1927 was received IN m anony-
nous letter. postmarSed Cleaveland. ONO
II is remarked that toe day on which The fall
of Charlie. \. was accomplished, corresponds
with the 9th Th-rmdor, (fall of hobeSP'erre
aud his faction)
We learn, hy New Orleans papers Of The 4th
inst. that the deaths by yellow ever had greatly
increased. and that the infuence OF the disease
was rapidly spreading.
The Board of Health Of Charleston. on the
lIth inst, announced the existence ct the otrhn-
gsr's Ferer. in several parts of that ei'y. lhe
Board is OF opinion that the fever Us ocetsioned
by atmospheric causes.
The yellow fever has broken out on board the
Z. S. shin Peacock. OF Pensacola. The DeRghe
alan nrevaiIs in the town to an extent that
threatens to embrace the entire population.
The town Of Gloucester, (Nass.) has been
visited by serious conf.gration The toto
lumber of bindings destroyed is about hty-
loss estimated ut 100000.
A letter from gentleman in Illinois saws,
g Judge REYNOLDS, the Governor elect, is now
lying at the point of death
The Selma (Aabama) Courier states than
Mr. Gilbert Gurley was shot ~ the streets II
that town on the 3lst ut. and expired in q few
hours afterwards. A DR.. Edward Gannt had
been arrested on suspicion of being the perpe-
TRAITOR of the act.