Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-02
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lNepc York. Jan o.

Ntp York Jan "a
The bill to amend the charter Of The Bowe,. s.
wings Bank was finally passed by the New w.,
Assembly on Wednssday-ycss, los, nays II
On The same day Mr. Roosevelt, of this city one oe
the pledged members, introduced a bill to ~ y.
the circulation in this State Of bills of the Bsnk.
this State under the donation of SIS. He also H."
mated his intention Of introducing bill to me-,
the circulation of notes from a less denon1;n.,;-"'
Than $40. If the law is to be as efficiently e,a.,'
ted e y as that which now prohibits the circr,s
ton Of Bills from other States under s. i, mi,b,
well take in the whole ground, and prohbu tho -.
culation of money altogether. VIZ
JACKSONVILLE (E. FL Jan
Seminole hidians-We stated in our nan.
week that this tribe would probably submi, - ,l
United States authorities, and be removed bouans
The Mississippi river, without any ress,anh,
From gentleman who has since returned fra.. :
Fort King, we learn that, on The eth Decent
about $50 Of the tribe me. and held talk. A.
half were for emgrating pcaccably and the 70.
duo were disposed to shew fight One Of H..
chiefs said, he had on hand one hundred and st'
kegs Of good powder, and that he never would co.,
sent to 90 un.il that was burnt. The wa,,o
were generally armed with rifles. Much apptebs,
sion was fell by some of the white settlers tb,, :.
rous mischief would occur before the thin No.
removed. Eight or ten families constantly odsaI
in one house, and are armed to ncc, cmerpenc;'.
One house has recently .been robbed of funinr.
beds, sc. [COuier
A new book of Travels in the United States h,.
been published at Paris in the Spanishangaaeq bv
NJ Zavala, late Mexican ambassador to Franc
The work is favoraby spoken Of
40 olset mt ieH
at Boston was filled by number Of creduous c,i.
zens on Friday, who assembled to hea, the trial OF
two men whom wag reported had carried off tn,
immense pillar which was brought into the civ by
sky yoke of oxen and ten horses
The Commissioners appointed two years asobY.
the French Government TO examine the proeress
and effects Of the Cholera, in Paris and the sur.
rounding country parishes Of the Department Of
the Seine, have, after aborrous Investigation pub
Ii shed report which with the interesting sia,sn.
Cal tables and other documents accompanying
maks a volume of five hundred pages. TIE Gov.
ricr dcs EtatS UAiS extracts some Of the nrlneipa:
results Of tie investIg CATION from which il appears,
that there deaths Of females thar macs
the ages most exempt from attack wcso those be.
tween six and twenty the entire number Of jee.ls
in Paris in 1852 was eighteen Thousand fourun-
.dred and two, or about twenty thTeo out o. every
thousand the excuses in which The laborins
population Of Paris faithfully indulge Oh Sun
days seem TO have protuceI an increase Of one
eighth in the number Of admissions to'tho hospitals
on Mondays
Peace and luminosity 10 tho miliris Of Rhods
lsland,' was toast drunk by Ma or Genera,
on i" training day" in that spirited guo Com
monwcallh.
French paper, commenting on the present
posture OF affairs ia Eng land, justly remarks -
In England where there is republican patty
the combination Of the different ele nents of oppu
sition ag ainst he anti.liberal ministry is much
sier than in France thus there has already taken
place coa'piete fusion in the Wings snd Rad.
cal