Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-18
DOMESTIC NEWS

DOMESTIC NEWS.
THE" BETTER CURRENCY.n-r,.,
''v'''e Journal states that the promised" L.,,,. 's'
'sney OF President jackson and his Ki,ch., r. wv
met, !" now making its appearance son.S.
Pentiiuhy m That region, in tho shape Of ,i..l
his military discussing officers. The ehe.L.
the Journal, are arriving in Louisville 10 ~.
mount Of thousands of dollars Ono ,e,,'s s'
lately received between so and 80 ofthe,, WV"
denominations from sxty.t~o and q half cent. :"
wards, amounting in the aggregate 10 Sia0o
. fact strongly illustrative of the cony.n,..~s
this J." better currency" II is mentioned tia, ~. :"
celvcr was engaged nearly three quarter. ~,
hour in adding the fractions together 10 .,..
the sum total, and half hour more in sisnin, Nv
name IN order that they might be presented 70, ~"
ment." p.y-
The Journal subjoins copy or ssmpl. Of m.
new Jackson currency which was ser, to i, no.. "'
subscriber in Indiana. 1t runs thus:
No. IS.
TERRE HAUrc, Nov. ll,h. ia.
Cashier ofthe Bank Of Louisville.
Pay six dollars thirty seven cents to III. o,d.,
b. L.. BROWNE. A. OGDEN.
B. Capt, Corp. En-,
Copies ofthe Presidents Message were de,n.,,t
ed TO France by packe, that sailed from NJ,
York on the Sd inst.
We have the pleasure of announcing III. 49,.
val ofthe packet ship Utica, from Have. =, NJ.
York, on F,iday last, with 25, 600 gold NJ
ons on aceoun, Of the Neapo,an indemnify r''"
tGlos.
BALTIMORE, December 10
RAILROAD RIorERs.-As Misrepresentation,
pear to exist in relation TO the proceedings s,o,u.,
the persons apprehcnded or charged with bonn.
concerned in the late riots and murders, on tn, RI,
,morc and Washington Railroad we think it n,o.
per To state, that nearly four hundrrd persons w.,s
committed to Baltimore county gaol--,hat from H..
period Of their commitment, Judge Briec snd III.
Sta.'s Attorney, assisted by Ms. Chev.., nav,
been incessuntiy engaged every day, wthou, inter.
hitting even the Sabbath in their examination
This labor was conceived necessary tina, tho,.
who might be proved innocent should be prono,lv.
discharged We understand that The lnvs,,ys,o,
terminated yesterday, and tina, all have been lbe.
rated with the exceI ton of ten or twelve some Of
whom arc retained as witnesses and The o,hns fer
trial Chron,fk
Columbia, S {. Dies
A. the late term Of the U ! Cd Stale. Corr, winch
has just closed its session in this pnec Judge Lee
presiding, the T~htvs were tried and convicted Of
making a"d passing oountefe money Alien
Twliiy wns sentenced to SIX ycnrs IMPRISONMENT
and one thousand dollars hne-Divd Twluv ia
seven years imprisonment and one thousand do
lars fine. Counsel for The defendants, were Me,.
srs. Williams and Cohen for the Un,sd S,..,.
Col Gchrsl and General w. Thomp,on
Hive
LOUISVILLE, (Ky.) Nov. 29.-The trial Of Geo.
james Troer came on, Monday last, in tho
Spencer Circuit Court, for shooting a, Geo D.
Prentice, with intent 10 kill. The examination Of
witnesses cnd the plcaJinss occupied nearly two
days-he facts disclosed were such as 10 cause Tho
jury 10 return with grca, promPti,uds, a verde, Of
" NOT GUILTY"
The bus, Of Napoleon, taken by pf. Anton.
march, Immediately after his death at St. Helen,
| Was presented 10 the city Of New O,eans by IL.
DR.. on the 23d uIt. The presentation took plscsH
| = special sitting of the CITY Council The aeknow.
ledgmcnts Of the Corporation were made 10 Tho
donor by tho Mayor, 10 which suitable reply WAS
returned.
Ar,iral II ne Ship United Siates-Ths Us.
fryu,c U"i,rd States, Captain Ballard has arrived
at New York, from the Mediterranean, having ,,l-
ell from M"hon Oh the 26h Octobrr aud passed The
rock Of Gibraltar on he 2SIh. Left al Mahon tic
Delaware a. Captain Nicholson, and u S sehr.
| shark, all we'll The John Adam, sailed for Mar
settles the 22j of October. The cholera had
much subsidized al Mahon when the United Su,m
left
bishop Stone, of The Pro,estan, Episcopal Church
q ia,n tn thc of he SuF-
quchanna Rail Road aud was waking on the EN-
bankment, when placing his foot on a shell or Psb
bic, he sPpe down ind broke his leg lie imms.
diaely received the best mcdca treatment, bu, no.
| thing farther is detailed
FATAL AcCIpEHr.-A New Orleans paper ofthe
| 18th ult. says: " A spa, k from the engine Pon'-
charrsin ION the Rail-road) communicated 10 como
United States cartridge boxes, with which one Of
the luggage cars were loaded, and two Of them con-
tanning 5000 ball cartridges ench, blew up. un
fortunately man, we believe U S. soldier who
was sitting on the boxes, was literally blown MO
the woods. We have not been able to learn wh+
Their he was killed. as the did not stop s' Tho
time is though that il rot killed, he 10 badly N.
jured. The car on which the accident occurred
was set on FIRE. The explosion was sufdcc''!
violent TO burst an iron plate the front part OFT"
car, half an inch thick"
English and Classical School.