Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-10

/ which seldom -haracteriscs superior minds
aud he reached the acme Of his hopes when ht
found himseh standing on the floor Of the
| house ms The atlas who " To- hear Oh his shoui
dels the world ut Judge Peck . iuiqnties. H.
has perhaps here reached the acne of his fame
ms well as his bopes and may fnd. 20 his
| cost. that extremes sometimes tout II zach 9th
ei--and that having reached the verge Of i'm
MORTALITY, Il requires no Tom Thumbs seven
| leg boob to step over into the domain OF obii-
WON, whore 50 many young aspiranls have
found an early refuge from the prtings Of ciitI-
chi servetity. Tom Thumb could have step
ped over the interval without his magic boots
and IT would be uoj usl nai 20 admit an equal
Competence IN Mr.. Peiis. You will see In,
result by The papers.
General Smith OF Maryl nd is very much in
disposed, aud Mr., Livingston ~ absent and
this is understood IN be thr reason thur thr
Senate have not YET acted on the nominai ions
which have been so long befre them. ! have
heard II ruInored that the President proposes
To re- nominate Isaac Hin hut I know not
whether the rumor IL enutea 10 adv credit
Their has been SOM rensop for the report ns
tho ererlions of Hin aud his friends 10 EFFECT
his re-appolni menl would, IN n batter cause,
deserve success.
Mr. Livingston understand has returned
We have, ona form~r occasion. surmised
that The l,tal oi Judge Perk heforr the High
onri Of impeachment would not take p ,ce
al he ncxt session. We did a. on the pteaufn
p'lon ihnt time would he required 10 oh ain
ia her evidence from Missouri. II seems pro.
bnblr, now, that wholhcr the trial take place
AZ This or the uex, session.. vii depend upun
the Judges wish IN this respect MAJ. Int
-aCsps-
10 the worthy and bereaved paienl OF I'm
Tudor. Esq. our late Charge des Annlrs al H..
Janciro, and his other afflicted relatives. the
following notice Of The nnus el respect paid 10
his memory IN the foreign lani in which he
br"alhed hi last, may afford the melancholy
consolation, that even theirs hi, high merit WIS
valued rs II deserved Nat. Int
Extracts from letter from W ~. ID c.
Nogh E,g Consul Of he United States al
Rio Jdnerio 10 N. Department Of State, da
led Mnfch I'm. 1880.
SlR-lt is my IN lnnchov duty 10 commun,
cate TO you. thai Nh. Tudor ia no more Anet
an illness OF five weeks, he expired oo the oh
tnst lie sunk tIoma general exhaustion of
his whole system. In n state of alienation of
mind, iiom an excessive debility. he talked
inco herently to his asi IN omanl of matters con
nco'ed with his olicinI functions.
" There has been every manifestation on The
part OF this Government, Of The diplomatic
corps. and Of his pr vale acquaintance. OF the
highest respect aud esteem for hun.
a. As som us II was known that he had de-
ceased, The funeral carriage Of the Emperor
was offer d. to convey his body TO tho place
OF Inlefment some OF the Clerks Of tho For
eign Department were sent 10 my office 10 hs
sIst ~ making arrangements Tor the funeral
aud the Couriers OF the same Department pla
Ced at my control TO deliver IN itattont
The present Foreign Minister Mr.. Cnlmon
the es minister tho Marquis oi lrdcafg, al the
Diplomatic Corps, many other dlsnDg fishsd
personages. aud u vely large train of private
ncqnalnt ces, attended his funeral, aud the at
tendance Of the whole Count was only proven
ted by national procession taking place nj the
same moment. lie was inferred in the British
Cemetery on the evening 81 the llih."