Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-18
P.a7a n AistaH4fi1 GlsfHs.
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.

u Saai-lcn - The changes and elreumstan-
COS eolne an hero in the Executive Departments
b. ng matters at moment md lntcrest 10 the pubic,
beg the favor Of You 10 give insertion 10 the FOL
lowing statement ~ your Gazette
II Is, in the frst place publicly said, and is net
doabledor douicd by any one, that the l'cner@
Post Office IS IN the utmost state Of arrangement ,
so much SO, that II Is VIII infinite datc 1liy The
bp fations of II can De carried GA AZ all Nj Bu
~ Il ON the verge of mission 70 Spain as resident
Munster or as some say, TO ST. reersbureh1io fill
up the vacancy occasioned by the return OF Nh
Buchanan lie IS Ia be taken W IN Pennsy
, To I'LL up the Vacancy IN the unied states Scnnte
from hence lac IS obc placed upon one otthc ENe.
tutivo Benches The Posi- oel0e Is IN great ceieOTiz
| ~ Rehald NJ Johnson Of Kentucky has made
efforts L. obtain Il, bnt tha Voc Ifcstdent Of The
United : latcs caused his application, or overui, te
sc At once ri c,ed. In leu of it, tie W..
pafmen, Was offered to him but e
diltely rejected Van Burfe. ,a,.t, too r,n;d
,'ei men, and he thought Ia gel Inn off from
! :; ostesjdential canvass by batting hm with The
aNe mach less Naturalization the disturbances
and preat cuntnaoiious involved IN Tho Post Office
i..aGgeneats, II is confidently said that tie iEeum
lhsnl of Tie branch OF II III this city Is 10 be very
speedily reioi ned, TO nuke room for some more
Hcih-'l'l ana Pr'hnps bsilrr politician and II is
'" ''"i A"at VtlGls Ia doubt of this part Of the
story scing quit true H. IS no more nor less than
~ 'ooss "f fe'yinmous Jacksonan memory, the
most l4n4cntiz member OF the once highly celebra-
leu eArd Commute. What II is that THIS Officer
mas particularly den,, we know not, but he stands
at any rate. IN bad udouc with them
Leaving Unit section Of the business pass L
p"e u nuei more serious import, and this IS III,
loaS Oh Inc Treasury Oni,e No one wl,,a,
s.''.e'y aru3ts that WqS,w, that a vast mass of
/ @ $3.50 books and documcn's were consumed il,
II involving millions upon millions of public mo
ncy,'of winch the country stands destitute for SIN
gle voucher The consequence is that nun,,rnue
ana heasy claims will be raised against tha Gov
efhment, at lenst, such is the probable and very
p''a'| consequence. Audi should result. as il is
s'ui 'ha' very great portion Of the revolutionary
/ l'Fe'F are consumed The pension fund will be SO
'i'"in'she1 as 10 eatup all the surplus mcnev arts
lnS from the Tariff A Court Of ioouisit,an u1.
hc'a an last week by order of the President n,
"'aeh judge Crhnrh presided, Associated ri,h
I'lnl on the bench were the Heads of pcpo,tme,,s
principally.
ih'} sent for Witnesses, and examined then,
'pca oath. Tie result is lhat Il clear suspicion -,
'aches 10 some of them SO mitch 50 tl,t H..
| madc-up Court called upon men attached IN ~, ~.
nee, 10 promulgate ihcir Bank Tronsnc,,o,s.
"heh demand bong, nj once very rronc,!y 70
49, y" H'u'Nlaua OF them. AT least has had his
pay arrested from hlm by order of the Prasl,lan,
"es' arc strange times, and many, very man,
most extraordinary things are daily ,,ans,I,n,.
own, indeed that thcv are. most ofth,n. a.,,,-,,
analogy aud certainly unprecedented. l,n sl,r
soon hear again from me Friend A,,,s a,l -.
eoaalntot, John II. Eaton, are both al b al,inor.-
scotttee.
y aFliRffen, Ap'l l. The Rieht honarola,
~ 'HARtEs NcutBp N4rGn,N. Ils nri,,nn,,
MWesty's Envoy Extraordinary np1 Ni;,;.,a.
flen'roientiaty having ustreturned from, ,,;s;, -
England and resumed the exercise of his r,rc,;o,s
vas, on Monday the sth instant. presented ooou.
'he president IN his official character. by the S..
cre'nry Of State ~ No
On saturday, the 9th instant, Don Jose Nam,
W ~ 'a'e oharge dAffafes of the United
MeNieah States, near this Government y,Lo H..
been called TO other duties in the .o,,,:. y, ',''
country, delivered his letters of recou al us
i'age oil the President and Secretary of st,te oni
on lhnrsday the llth instant. Do, A,...a,..
'fVfhlDE delivered To the Secretary of Sto,n I;a
0''"eHialS rs The successor of Don j NJ M,,,, |
g. "nu was received by this eoycrnno,, ~
States 0"''e" Mexican
Globe
lNoIANS WEST OF TIE MISSISSIPPI
ION ,''' locality OF the following extract, we
nave no hesitation IA assigning it To Gen Man,
t y. stokes, late Governor of the State e MI
~"'o'n''"ho is one of the Commissioners referred
r.,u from tts Ra'cigR(N c. Reetstcr.
49,. t.uef jfeHt one ONE Cap, pissionc,s
""'@h lredfteS, Htst oftte !NiSSissi,n,
Fort GBseS, ARxAvsAs Rrvrr) }
a1a..:,, fe6radrg lStf, 1883.
arrived here about three weeks oro ::
s""u "ea'h' after mos, tedious journey Of ,bon,
'e'e'''eem hundred miles tina, bar, ofit h,, tana
"'oush tennessee on some of,ho ,yo.s, . 'a'i'
YER travelled The steomb,a, PASSAGE doan D', aus
and up the Arkansas was pleasant, ~