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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-05
From The Richmond Compiler, July %.
THE DROUGHT

We understand that tie Corn crop is suffering
severely Snnth ofus, from the long continued
drought The showers of rain which fe II 81
The corn very promisingly-hut il has snlf red
IN the same proportion, for the want Of rain du
RI 9 the present month.-An intelligent gentle
wan, who has n.i returned from the South
ports, thai from hliedgeville IN Georgia, 10
The Virginia linz. TIE crop is probably cut Short
nearly one haIf-.and il il be not relieved in a
short ;ine by rH'b, the produc from the fields
IN ~ hr vety mconsidprable.--ln Florida, the
alarm hns in some orgrrs abated -" During
the past week snys the Tallahassee Advocate
at the 18th inst refreshing showers have relic
we'd our planters from all appreheusions of a
continued drought. The rninY season commen.
ced later lhao usual corn. in SOME Instances
has : ferrd ~ cons, Gnence - Cotton and cane
promise an abundant harvest"
The Edgeheld Carouian OF the 18th inst saws
-" A copouS aud refreshing rain fell in this
place on Wednesday evening last. We are
aPprehensive, however, that our suffering crops
wee too much exhausted, TO be benefited by
II. This is particularly lrue, with regard TO
early corn with cotton, il NAV be otherwise.
FROM accounts which we have received from
different sources, the crops in almost every
part of the Southern States, have received great
injury. and so severe has been the drought, tha,
The crop has been seldom less promising than
II lS'ai present"
The distressing drought in this immediate
beGhnonrhood conl'nnes-aud every species
oil vegetation is suffering accordingly.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-05

DEATH or JUDGE PARKER,


Died. al his ,esldeuce 10 Boston. about i
clock on Sunday night, Hon. lssAc pARhh'.
Chief Justice OF the Supreme Court .! M'''"
chusetts, aged sixty.th,ee.
The suddenncss ofihis event has cast an ""-
lnns gloom over the city, which must e%''"'
with the intelligence 10 every part ol the e'".
monwesth. Judge p. was in the enJoy y,
OF usual health on Saturday. He had al'e",."
TO his official dulies during the week, ms is WV
known. M Salem, in most interesting a.
important trial AT 8 O'Clock On sunday nv
ming it was discovered That he had suhe''" :
paralysis, from which no edicine, nor 40 ~" ~
ter OF the healing art. could relieve b'fh' ,d
understand that he was unable TO speaH' a. ,
was almost entirely insensible from tue
moment OF the attack ill his decease. u"
mans were entombed on Monday, "nn"u' a.
public funeral, al II o clock. LCo"''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-05
From the Fiacastie Patriot. JD,y 80.

w h''e"o"c 1 uti tU't JHy OVs
Abner Martin was brought before "A called
Court on Friday last on charge of PASSING
counterfeit Bank notes with inenr TO defraud.
and alter patient investigation during which
number OF witnesses were examined the
Court we'e Unanimous in REMINDING him for
further trial al our Superior Court in Sep,em-
Der.
Counsel for the Commonwealth, Fleming
D. Miller. ESQ, For the Prisoner, James B.
hisq"e, r. Risque. John 7. Anderson and
dro'ge w Wilson, Esqs
u On Saturday last, the case of the Com
nonwea''h rs. Stephen Martin, for nassip >
c 10 erfe't money, with intent 10 detrand, was
brought before called Court in Bedford coun.
" The greater part Of tha, day WINS occu.
pied 10 arguing mott made by the Counsel
Ter the accused, 10 quash the proceedings. on
me ground OF informally in the indictment,
when motion was al length ovufrn!pd by M
CORTLAND tue case al jonrned to Monday. On
mat day, the Attorney for the Communicable,
moved The Court 20 continue the case. IN rome,
qhence 81 the absence o. Witnesses. ,,,asr tast;.
moGy he deemed important 30 the pro,ecutlnn.
Inc MOTION prevailed, and the case staods nd.
Jo"fned 10 the August Gnult. Martin. unoo
mo'ioh ct his Counsel, WAS admitted TO hal
thimsei IN $4,000 and his ,ureties in like su,,5
io' his iu'ure appearance.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-05

FROM CoLOMBiA.-Tha Pilgrim. sfri'sh
a, Npw York, from Msrhcaibo, "heh
Mace she left on the sih instant. brings rnmof',
,hettbe eoverninen, Of Venezuela bad placed
under arrest several officers, charged with De-
mr. concerned in the projected revolution 10 IN
vor of Bolivar Since IL vas known that BON
var rad resigned. the preparations Tor war b"d
been suspended, and some Of the troops h"n
hern disbsnded. good deal OF dlssiiectio"
existed throughout Venezuela. NJ Mhraca'oo,
nlaeards had been posted denounthhg fat1
Whatever foundation there may prove 10 be
for the reports, W. louk with anxiety Tor Inc
departure Of Bolivar who, II Was said by me
las, accounts. had his baggage 90 board Ye'-
sci nj Cntthsgens. and was expec'ri 10 sail
not. we hone. merely 10 some near point of
observation. hut 10 Europe, where his influence
cannot be suspected, hoped foi. or dreadet
| The e.eelIen, spirit brealhed in the address Of
President Mosourca, give promises Of better
daysio Colombia lie has been consliiu-
tiooslly elected, dors not affect 10 decline the
honor and nrnmises To do his duty.
VENEZuELA.-Since writIog The foregoing
,hipnegs and papers have been received IL
town from The NontiIla. which saIed from
Cauhaeena on the 9TH OF July Bolivar had ar
rived there few dayr previous IRON Iabaco,
olIowed 10 the sca coast by u number oil gen
sras and friends. and was waiting for an or.
oortunity 10 sail for England and France. We
hope he has found one tor the complexion ri
the remaining news shows ihai he oanaot go n
mo men, 10 soon. --Despaiches arrived at Car.
thagena, two days before the Monlilla sallrd.
announcing that there hal been "A counter Ie-
voluiion in Vtnezuels that Paez had been
compelled 10 resign and thai the new party
declared for n reunion with Nrw Granada.
N, y Com Adp.
IN addition TO the foregoing satsthe n Y.
Post. we learn through the poliieness OF 5. T..
Burrows, Esqr. that Bolivar had been prevailed
an TO postpone his dep friue Tor a short lime.
a, the solicitation ofall classes of cilzens.--All
The gentlemen Of distinction waited on him in a
BODY, requesting thai he would MOI abandon
them, md o, the following day, the ladies ol
Cathagens sought his presence with the SANE
purpose. The southern provinces of COLON
bia, Guayaqui aud Panama hhd resolved thai
IL Bolivar left COLOMBIA they would separate
from Colombla aud become independent M.
tons. Thus, IL will bs So. thai the uuatien ~
which the Liheraior is placed must he extreme
ly painful and pe'pe1ngi for decide which
way lie may, TeproaCh seems 10 be his lot aud
ruin thr fate OF his country.
HkAlCO. - According 10 The New Olrsns
Bee Of the latest dat, lelleIs received IN thai
the report Of he compile route II General BIavo
aud Colonel Mauri by Guerrers. II has been
considered yciv doubtful on the mere strength
OF the reports received here buiIt is lar from
being ImprobaOl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-05
Irlsoci Of q ieiier da!ed

SALEM, July %, lS3O.--The Court gave u,
intination of ihelr opinion this mornin6' !"
gard TO Il publication Of the evidence RS '"e ~"
proceeds. and exp essed hope that th'' eS",.
would moi he adopted by the publisher % 81, o.
of The papers. The Grand Jury returned ""
this morning, against John +. Knapp, as PIN
pa, and George Crowninshield 4 J. j h"tii
Jr. as accessories before the fact lhiee
are malured, each containing several cou"ts si,l.
Selman and Chase were discharged. ho "a
having bten inand against them. II was s''d
ally, supposed that Palmer would be 'lO' ,., T.,
SO that he might be put upon MS deion't'
case he should RI fuse 10 testify. rs the'V
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-05

AMERICAN Colonization S0cieiy.-Collection
we understand, have been more extensively
taken up on the last anniversary of Indepen.
deuce, in behalf Of this truly noble aud nation.
a cause, than al any former period.-The So.
ciety is about 10 despatch from Norfolk another
vessel, with emigrants 10 the colony and we
are glad tina, some colored people of this city
contemplate taking passage II has been a
matter OF establishment 10 us, that 50 much IN
difference should prevail among them on this
subject, in which their real happiness and free
dom are SO deeply concerned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-05

,irs,inss. Our brothers, our hiends. our rela'
,ieas. Tour reauainisne.s says the euiiof' m'gh'
have bern aided by the archtishop.) are IA.
boring 10 destroy this enss,emeni: let Us not
re establish !, IN this most christian realm DO
ante Of atheiss philosophers dsis'', oc.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-05

|rtrdet ola letter from highly respcctqble ran
hemaa daica CGrihdgcHG, Jlig ,, 1880
" The ID, before Yesterday The ma. froln 10
gotta brought us some utter sting "a US Gene
RAJ Sucre has hetn assA>siuated Al Vcuta Qae.
mazda, on hi way ftom Pepayan I, Quito They
say tina II has been done ~ II person whose
family had been oppressed by han bni b, II IS
itmay, Bolivar has lost in tim powerful tool
and hs mission to The son "a t1J re.estabish,ur
'hS " strong GoverumcH', Is thus lamen auIy
terminated. Ihe same f,te befeii General Siha
VII belonged 10 the Royal family, having MAJ.
nrd, (alihuuSh mulaun,) one al I}olivaI's ME
ces, 70 the horror of all TIE indies finan,uauasl
oi caracas. Bolivar had sent him TO VcncZu.!l
VI "'uer l" dis1rganIs" the troops who are I'M
der fatz AID Bermude2. The generals Ximp
neg ana PUrtocarreIo are chosen rs emissar,rs
Tor carrying on the same plan. received tins
intelligence from Colonel Rio Gonzales. who
was despatched by them to cotnmun,cst. with
Bolivar and MoDllla. HERE is, besides ano-
'her great probability in II, rs We received, a
Jew days since, news OF the Reaction OF Nenr-
eoe'a, anh Ia Consequence the satellites of the
c'C'alof sp'ead 'ha rHmor thai Gen. Silva. at
the head OF 5000 men, had dissolved the Con
gtess Of Venezuela. Bat this dissolution has
ended IN smoke, and is now reduced TO a few
proclama'lnns Of little importance in the Alto
i"Huo anu you know how easily these .icfas"
are got up. These documents were sen, bv
hevenga, from Curacao and tue Ambass sdor
IS Col Machado. This is rather stale news
Tor we know already from Bogcia that Gen.
| ouVa has been shot at the Rachra, by order
OF Mar'no who discovered the plot and the
o'hrrs viii undoubtedly meet with The same
ave cannot tell yon whether this is auirr
certain, 6u' am led 10 believe it iruc, from the
circumstance that as sooa rs the Bagota mai
arrived, counter orders were given 10 those
o'hcers who had accompanied Gen. BOLIVAR,
ana VINO were already ordered to ioiu the IN
spTgenis IN Venezuela
The Dictator. who, since his arrival, about
SIX weeks ago, had lived at rurbaco in perfect
GOOD h-alih, aud waiting for his passpor,.
which be had FORGOT a, Boeo,s. made HI,
entrance in Carihagena on the 26h. So soou
as the reaction Of Venezuela" was known.
aao tue dowDcast victim Of caluinny" appear
ca all al ooce quns radisn, in ,he street, of the
faithful Car'hAgena. h is now quite certain
'ha, he will not leave US, as he has ordered his
gig, and purchased furniture for his house m
tdws. You may easily imagine in wha,asta,e
We are, having Juan Dc FRANCISCO as Prefec,,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-05

DeGtt Of General SucTe the letters rocei,>
ed n Nv YaIk by tue brig Mom,a from
ta'thagenh. state that Gen. Antonio Jos. d.
Sucre had been assassinated while on his way
Ia Paste Oh this distinguished man, the New
YORK journal Of Commerce gives the following
typographical Sketch -
/" Next 10 Bolivar, Gen. Score Is the gfeai
asst b,naactor Of Souih Ampr,ca lie WAS
horn AZ Cumane, 10 Venezuela, in 1923: con.
sequenIlY, w8s 81 years old al the time of vi.
death. lie was edu aled Al Caracas, and On
tered the army in Isl Fcoml sliro 1877 he
served IN the staff He commanded ne pat
riot forces al the battle # Pmchlpcha, on the
9th Mag, 1922, when 900 Spanards were LETT
dead IN The he Il and The remander consis-
iing Of 5000 men. capitulated. Nv Ibis event
the independence OF Colombia was finally Sc
cured. In June, 1929. he wa. elected Com
mander'n Chief Of the patriot forces IN pr,u,
on The approach Of n powerful Spanish Amy,
and snon after was Invested With the supreme
command On the GA December, 1884 he
gained the battle of AYacucho, the must bril-.
liant ever fought in South America in which
lio0 ToyalISs Mere Killed, 1OO wounded aud
1854 taken, including is Generals, i0 Cotaneis,
oS Lisul. 1nloneis, anu ds officers OF low er
gtsh's lhis secured the indrpeu tPnceof Peru.
Tie afterwards liberated the province, Of Boil.
via, became supreme chief and was fna " m
pointed by the Congress of thai Republic.
President for Re. lie Was first President NJ the
lat Constituent Congress al Bosota, was dele.
eard by thni body as enc ntthr Commissioners
10 propose friendly terms with Venczupla and
when ,nis mission had proved Unsuccessful.
aud me ongress had closed its abors he pr ..
ctfded 10 the Southern Departments TO app, aso
certain disturbances which had arisen uude,
Zen raj Flors There, II would seem, he has
met an untimely fsles His stature was rather
below thu middle size, his countenance
sprgh,ly, and his manners refined aud pl as
ing"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-05
II LOUIS, 9Th July 1880.

II Louis, SIh JnTV IooU.
Geufemsn-l accept your invitation I" meet
yon AZ public dinner, on Saturday next, MS a
mode OF mauiesting our adherence To the prin-
riples 30 which YOU allnde III your note OF to-
day aud am mnch graiiied that your appfo'
balion of my rnurs" IN Congress rests upon
40 personal considerations OF offices procured
81 private Interests promoted; but upon prin-
ciples of public liberty, aud ,alionai policy, IN
support of which both parties III our State ms ~
consistently "n'le, "Ihoui regard 10 late diheI-
e,Ices "f opinion respecting men.
Wv respectfully yo"r obi. Srrvf.
~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-05

Richmond July 81 - The slave DAME wa
executed yesterday, little before II O'Clock
for the murder of Drummond. great
crowd attended the SOLEMN srectacle--cons's'-
ing Of both seXes, AMI OF whites as well as
black Daniel addressed them for some Tune
Aud gentleman present, also prayed 'ot
him. Daniel confessed that he had commli'eu
the murder for which ue was about 10 suiier-
but thai il had not been his intenIon 10 mu.
der Drummond. whom he killed that ne IA"
repented Of what he had done-and was more
sorry for the man whom he had nun dertd' man
Tor himself He made many acknowledg menus
for the great kindness which his master an"
mistress Mr.. and Mrs. Robert .. Scott VA"
shown.--When he was turned oil from '"'
Wagon, he struggled for very short time
ahd died almost Immediately.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-05

More Comfort for Smngglers.-E.uac, OF a
letter from Philadelphia. July, 10, 1890, re.
ceiyed in Boston. i" | write you 10 say that the
work of reform goes on well. Two seizures
have been made here one Of cloths imported
by Mr.. "a iorhshireman, amounting TO
abou $1,000. and one Of goods imported by
a French honse, amounting 10 about $4,000.
The latter made out an invoice. sworn 10 ap-
paren,ly an France on fresh american letter
paper. which led TO the discovery. 4. TO the
amount of frauds am ncIined 10 think they
have been even greater than we suppos.
ed Certain il is they have been enormous, But
am thankful we have good grounds 10 believe
they will now Se suppressed"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-05

from me Chdrtestolcn, ia. Free Pres, III 3.
y" saturday last, Cox was again led 60 the
'd' "h' II having been reported that ne in
'e""'u GA this occasion TO address the court.
y" '',"'ehse crowd filed the room. When il
was "rW"hded Of him. by tho clerk. arrerablv
:" VIC usha form, whether he had spy Trims
" say why Judgmeni should not be rendered n,
s",'s' mn, lie replied, with calm anu firm
"'or' "h' he had nothing 10 saw, judge
nhHH 'neh pronounced in a most solemn
anu Impressive manner, the following
=, r,,., SENTENCE.
,,ioG,p i,HEn IoA--l am about to perform n very
iin, ~ re mol rendered less by the absolute GER
49,, VI S"ur CUNT. lcommsei ate the unhnnnv .it,,,
non OF one so young, and IN som. ras,Pp s .,suL
'"iuhS'"h1lng IT is the proper natural ;no'-i'ati'
Usuluuhoe OF your own conduct and if ,dver, -, ~
Sion !, ., your case in terms of severe reprehen
fron, ma Tue Just sentence of the law and
,on. s'i.s VI resentment towards YOU. The r.,,c
ious syihpathies of human nature are rather an, =,
h ~ or OIL Than against fellow eing WIN m :,
,h a'uu'ei a' already dead 10 the world aud 49,,
the u We are too muob disposed 10 forget
IS ~ VI Tue offence, in anticipating the pi,nisi
" ne ohehder Ii requires some e1lnrt a ,yrr ~ ~
90, "'u 10 pronounce, without reluctance the -,
yet righteous Judgment of the Law, ''e s'efh
tbe,r oa,h t jury OF your country have said unon
Daa ~, 'hat You are guilty of Murder in the Fir,
Degree The evidence iusifying tbei verdi, W ifs'
80, "' 'ePeated, voluntary conf ssions vas snG
,ban, 49,, ' S CONVICTIONS and, when combined viii
hired am -, conclusive and irresistible. Il has Viii
49, 'l instance of crime, which consder;na an ~
circumstances and comparing tho diaLoI;I "e a uie
do, h ~ ',''l'e, is almost without parallel II Soon
"'f'"g oeen dismissed from employmen, in 49, a.,
nnrortnn.,p ers ferry by the predecessor of tho
p' innate and ama5ie Mr.. Dunn Won onnIind =. 'le
W nc feinstated an application which r. 70 u M
rc was reiused-Ihat for this prosocation -,
w ." e0"'e'h as yca Gllcge, Msu, others sir,iinrlt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-05

The Cincinnati American says-We under
stand the whole country, 10 Ohio, through
which MIR. CLAY will pass. is IN a high state
OF excitement The people are delighted al
the prospect of an opportunity 10 see and speak
with him. Measures are every where taken
TO do him honor.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-05

Of an Iron Founder. Matchmaker. Caiifma
ker. Bookbinder, Halter. Cabine,nsker, Shoe
maker, and a Baker. We learn from gen
,emen present, that sboui 300 Horkies' sal
dawn 10 the dinner, and many were prevented
by sheer want of roOn. On being eomplimented.
in toast MIR. Clay rose and addressed The
company IN his usual feictious manner. We
hope to see the speech in pfint--nordreadng IN
the least that injury which Mr. CIay's oppo-
nents affect 10 thing he has inflicted upon him
leif by his dinner efforts. His friends are al
was eager TO read bis popular addresses
and he is not bound TO withhold them 10 graft
~ his enemies. OF 10 quiet their approximations
for bis popularity. Ohio Herald.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-05
ID ONE SII ;.
Nh BARroN a. HoME
From he 81 Louis Republican, July /;
nONORS TO MIR, BARTON.

TTUNUN0 I'D Nh' DIT IV'N'
\ meeting Of many of the citizens OF 81.
Louis took place on Wednesday evening last
for the purpose # adopting measures 10 tender
10 Hon. David Barton public dlnner as a tes
timonv Of their appreciation ofbis public course
during the late session of Congress, and Of then
personal regard for him The meeting appoint
ed committee of thirteen, whose names will
be found ia the correspondence, 10 make the
necessary preparations, aud then adjourned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-05
70 THE HON. DAVID BARTON.

SIR--At a meeting OF sundrv citizens OF this
place il was resolved as manifestation oil
their appreciation of the principles which you
have supported, aud the iitmness with which
you have maintained them in the councils o
the nation ~ well as ot iheif esteem for you rs
thrir neighbour aud fellow citizen. 10 inVItr
you 10 a public dinnrr. The undersigned act
lng on the behalf OF sid meeting, III pursuance
~ their instructions. hereby invite you 10 a
public dinner, NJ the Missouri Hotel, IA tins CT.
Iu nn Sninrla, The lnIh lneI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-05

4 toics for eiri wnr.--At meeting of the
nuIlifers At Rarnwell Court HOUSE, 5. c. DIR.
Trotti gave rs a toast The tariff party.
They have taken onr god and silver. We Of
Ter them our pd0der aud lend
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-05


ha,led nv, l ma, ss,. a Tar representation OF
the Partisan public.
A, half mast three o'clack yesterday the fundt
h,d haunted hui. frou, that time. I'll 'he close
of business. they continued 20 descend IN con-
.ao,snce ~ The unfsynrable reports every
,,he,s circulated. The fall within the last hab
hour amounted TO nearly franc.
As Won NAV conceive, the Bourse vas crow =
aed This day long before the hour OF hni'nass
70 o,cloek1 A great number OF 'fnnsaehaes
topk place in what is called the Couiissa ihn
prices heinP almost incredible alter sueh news
M we have had--below the closing pilo's" l
Yesterday On more than one OCCASION nave
md truly. aseIihrh the maintenance of prices
10 Ministerial influence. now assert, on GOOD
authority, that thr depression OF the funds th's
dav Is the work of The Liberaui, VIC wish TO
defeatthe hopes Of Ministers founded on The
: Telegraphic despatch
At,Le commencement Of public business This
afternoon The opening prie. OF The Three per
rents was III. Joc.. OF the Five per cents io'
zoe. Shortly after the Three per cents tell 10 II
soc, nj which price they remain "htn am
obliged 10 close nv litter.
From The Moniishu
TELEGR APHIc DESPATCH.
SIM FrHAcu, June IA, 10 A. NJ.
The Coun, Bourmnu, 10 his Escellency The
President of the Council
The debarkaiion commenced nj y olock ms
morning. All tho troops are now ashore. he
enemy has been driven from the position which
he had aiken up in the resr. mud he division oil
Botthezene has captured mae guns and two
rnntars
The road To the IVES, Of sdis Frach is good,
and the fleet should remain there ut anchor.
From TouLor. June ID.
TELEGRAPHiC DkSPATCH
"Bny Of Tureiia Chird' june IL.
q Animal Duherre to his Excellenry the
Minister OF The Marine.
" The feet yesterday anchored IN the bhy OF
Sid ferach
" The whole Of the army landed to day, and
now occupy the heights in front OF the pen
Ursula. We have taken possession ot lhe en-
emy's batteries. The head quarters are al
Turreua Chico"
From he Me,sagsr des Chambers.
Pans, Saturday, June 10, Noon.
The alarms which were spread yesterday, are
happily disperd. The landing was annonne-
cd yesterday by order, 10 the theatre oil the
opera The Montenr contains wotelegraph-
ic dispatches Transmitted from Toulon on the
18th
The Moneur contains n long CIRCULAR five
columns aud u hali, } relative to the Book Trade,
addressed by the Minister Of the Interior 10 'hs
Prefscis 1he principal Object oil the circular
appears 10 he 10 limit. as mu"h rs possih.p, the
dhu,ion Of books III the little towns aud the
commune. in the country
A letter received at the same time With the
Express,
" PARIS, June 10 4 T. M.-The Government
has resolved 10 put OFF, for one month, the cleo
tions in Twenty-Five departments which are Ia
The resort of the ROYAL tribunals OF RouPn,
Paris, Augrrs Metz and CAen.
g This DELAY is oceasioned by the appeals n
she Cuur, OF Cessation which have been made
against the decisions OF the Royal Courts IN NJ
fairs relative 10 the elections.
&" d. not give this news as official because i,
Is not in the Monileur, but have IT from good
suhoTity."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-05
Deaths few, and none resign.-Jefsrsop.

DthIhs Ttwi ana none TtsBn.-JrUtT8DN.
The Gazette OF Prussia speaks ola custom
house officer. IL years old, who has been in
active serec etor 81 years, and still performs
his duties in a most satisfactory manner.
We suspect he must have a kindred spirit in
the Baltimore Custom House! Bali Pa.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-05

Mr.. Ciqs m. Columbm.-The Mechanics Of
Columbus invited Mr.. Clay 10 pariake of 4
public dinner on the 22d inst. whic. he accept
ed The committee OF arrangements consisted