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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-15

The Courier des Etats tnis" of May ), CON
talns letter Of which the sub joined is in sub
stance translation. addressed 10 the Editor by the
Prince Pierre Napoleon ,onaparte son of the Prince
de Canine who arrived in New \ ork iew DAYS ate,
hi' cousin, Prince Louis Napoleon;
NEW Yonk May j.
Monsieur Editor: While confined in the dun
gcous of st. Angelo, had not the power to reb,li
the caunnics of which have been the object.
Now that my feet are on soil OF liberty, hold it ii
duty to explain To my couutrymcn the infamous
Outrage of which was the victim. The
fapdl Government, uneasy at seeing me traverse,
with my brother. the plans of Rome, in the enjov-
mcnt otthr chase, conceived the design of arrcsng
me; butthe aeenS ofthc Holy Father dared not meet
me face 10 face. One day ~ was passing throue IN
the village OF Canine, on hunting excursion, an OF
hcer OF geud armcre accostel me in friendly man
uer; hr was couverSing anllIarly with me when of
sudden some thirty soldiers appeared from the ad-
Joining streets, aud OF them presented pistol al
inc II missed fire, and with nv coutcau- de chasec
gavr him serious wound The officer had raised
his to cut me down. but | laid HIM dead upon
the ground, and disabled another soldier; the others
drew back and fired several shots At me one of which
took effect upon my head, and fell as | lav upon
tue ground received several bayonet wounds In
this condition. and bound Twas dragged TO the castle
of ST. Angelo. Buttor the wound which stunned me.
would have put them to flight, or died like French
man and soldier, defending IN, self to the last was
tried by special ubunal-lny sentence was de-
creed heiorehand-thc Court of Rome sought to
wrGak upon me the hatred it bears nv race
should have undergone an isnominious death but for
the intervention Of my family, and particularly of
Cardinal Fcsch, who represented strongly 10 tbc
Pope the abomlnabe conduct of his agents The
Pope himself confessed that he had been deceived
by false report. After nine months of imprisonment
am again at liberty, and my first is to defend
my honor
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-15
From the Albany Cattirdtor.
TIE HARVEST PROSPECT,

50 FAR as regards winter grain, is gloomy, as much
So We fear. IT twelve months ago. Our ae-
counts from Virginia, from the middle states, and
from the heat districts of state, are all but
favorable The autumn unia,ofabe, and the
grain did not get It's accustomed growth, and good
hold Of the ground. The spring has been equally
uHfdyorable The variable, oralternatc freezing and
tawng weather, has seriously injured the wheat and
rye. We vet to learn what injury this gram has
suffer from the Ilcssianfly II add to this, that
the grain worm may be expected TO extend its rayages
south aud west probably into Duchess and Ontario,
We shall have little cause to expect a better wheat
crop than we had in 1896 To show that the crop OF
1886 fell r short OF our consumpton,lt only neces-
sary 10 state, that there imported INTO New olk
alone, from Europe, i'll 1886, hall million bushels
Of heat aud IN the current year, 10 the 1871: April
eight hundred x fifty seven thousand bushels maxi 9
in the aggregate about one million three hundred and
seventy thousand bushels of wheat, besides rye and
other gr,,in-thus drawing from the country some
millions OF dollars tor bread stults great staples
which have been in the habit of xporting large
amount Much Of this gram came from the Baltic
and the Black seas.
Admonished by these startling facts and by til,
general commercial distress of our country, which
has hardly begun TO deselope its worst features, il
bchooyes the farmer to husband all his labor and hi.
means, and diligently to employ them IN augnentinp
his summer crops, OF gram and roots The prices o
meats have been high and the scarcity of iorag,
SO great. that our live stock has been greatly di
minshed, and prudence and good management ar,
necessary to repcnlsh our herds and hocks Much
III the present and coming Years, will depend unol
the industry, sagacity and hrnness of the ycolnanr,
OF our country.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-15

ltoaicttW Discovery Of .Nechaqicai Powtr.-Scy-
eral OF the papers have referred to immensrl,
important application OF magnetic and electro
magnetic power. which can be applied with great
safety To the propclng of steamboats, loeonotl,cs
OF 10 any branch OF manufactures, requiring power
of an IucXhaustIblc character. Mr.. Thomas Da,cu-
port a blacksmith Of crmnn Is the inventor, and
Professors Siillmin and Henry both speak IN hich
terms olthc improvement and its application. Mr..
Davenport has associated with linn Mr.. Ransom
Cook, ol Saratoga Springs who has suggested ma
improvements in this snrp sing invention; and we
believe all that Is required Is mcaHs 10 this
novel application. And where would steamboats,
aud batteries and engines have been IN this country
ii Fulton and Chancellor Livingston had not ox-
pended their own money To carry out the bold pro-
Ject Tins new power Is sjuer--uo danger, cx-
ploslon no fuel, very little expense. and immense
expedition. The Editor OF the New Era Il scientific
man IN these matters, has the following practical it,
lustrations in his paper this morning.
|. We Jaw small cylindrical battery, abou, .
inches in length, and or in liamet-r produce Il
magnetic power OF about 800 lbs. aud which therefore
we could not move with cur utmost strength. No.
J. W saw 4 small wheel, five anda half inches in
diameter, performing more than 600 revolutions In a
minute. and lift mc ght Of y lbs foot per mi
mute iiom the power OF battery of still smaller li-
mcnsous. ;. We saw the model of "A locomot,e en-
glnr travelling on circular rail road with immense
velocity, and rapidly ascending an inclined plane OF
lar greater elevation than any hitherto assembled
ny steam power. And these aud various eN-
p"rnents which we saw, convinced Us OF tho truth
o the opinion expressed By Professors Sllman, Rem
wick and others, that the power of machinery may
be increased from this source beyond any asssnabc
limits. It Is computed by these learned men that a
circular galsauc battery, about three feet in
diameter with magnets of Il proporionabe surface,
wonld produce at least on. hundred horse power,
and therefore that two such batteries would be sufi-
ccnt 10 propc ships OF the largest class the
Atlantic. The only materials required to generate
and continue this power for such voyage. odd
be Il few tim sheets nj copper and zinc, and ie"
gallons OF mineral water.
Whilst the cost OF this motive power Is mere
~ nominal, it is perfectly safe and manageable.
There Is nota possibility OF any shock explosion.
aud the whole machinery might NC conducted by a
cmld. We hastily announce the important features
OF this intellectually important invention, preparatory
to a more scientific and practical calculation.
Y. Y. .%iir.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-15

reached Us from the seat OF Government Of Mexico,
aud the determination e,nccd. 50 lar from relaxing
their measures to prosecute tile campaign IN Texas
with al the power of the uatiou should not be
prsed TO hear that by this time. after this
the armies at least their advance gaufds. will
have met. The result cannot but be looked ior With
deep interest by the friends OF the Texans Tor, al
though their army Is said To have 40 iear but that
the NeNlcaus viii not come ON. they may be over
sangunc. At all events, >hpll look with grear anx.
lcty for from thai quarter from TIN, tnnc and
during I'll lie month of Nav.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-15

sured however. that the bank i. amply able 10 meet
all lis liabilities and We would caution holders OF bills
not 10 submit 10 sacrifice. This event is 10 be attn
hutcd, "a well the numerous failures at the North,
the extensive scarcity 81 specie caused by that wise
measure oi Exetut sagaety. the specie circular
~ operations the specie Is drained nom the Aah
States, and locked up the vaults OF banks at the
Nest where IL IL OF about as much benefit as 50
much pig lead The financial affairs OF orr country
are in wrctched condition, owing to the sagaclons
in.rrmeddllng of the Kitchen Cabinet, at Washing
ton. with the currency. Jouraai.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-15
From The Nee Orleans Hss NJ H..

\ dreadful ARRAY occurred last eeening3n
at the corner OF Burgundy and Hospital street
which man named Acheson was terribly s,,,1I "a
IN the shoulder and breast BY an individual b'7oea
ms name James Limly. The weapon was d,,l "
BOWIE KNIFE Llmly was arrested and being en-, VI
ironted with the man stabbed the latter recon
him as the one who had wounded him 'iH'i
lodged In PRISON. II is doubted whether the wa,.,S
are mortal although they are very large. s.bsD'.
states that before he was wounded he had so.a l'b
lars in his pocket, which was not TO be found Wv.
wards When Limly was confronted it'll the OH
he had blood on his face. O'"'f
We had hardly finished the preceding ar,ielo a.
we were informed that another murder was con,,,' 'h
last night at the corner of Vaudeville and Vet,
streets nthe lower iauAbourg. The perpetra,or w.,
Immediately arrested. The victim was a white ,' vas
and the weapon used was dagger '"H
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-15
SELMA, (ALA.) Aprjl |:

cit gives us infinite pain to record most uniortu
nate event which occurred in our peaceful town YES
'eldaN the circumstances of which we are not suf1i
cleny conyersan with to detail infinitely or accurate
~ we can only state briefly that IA misunderstanding
EXISTING between Mr. VIM. Blevns aud DR. James II
'ney met, and after some angry words had
PdsSe" oet"een them arencontre ensued in whit he
latter received a stab from Bowie knife which can
sea MS death IN about twenty minutes Mr.. Blevins
surrendered HIMSELF and recognized IN the sun,
OF o0o to stand his trial the next term of the
NHeon Court OF this county. Free Press.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-15
GOODS
.lT KEDICED RKI(C".'

REING in daily expectation OF lo no n
ID bought since decline in prices al ~" .,n,,o1
| have determined to offer many des'' hsre,t
GOODS much lower than they nave -
been sold. ostt
Those wishing to buy are earnestly ''f
give me call, as am determined to sen. s,o
In addition to large aud well asso'. $40,
DRY GOODS, | have on hand ne" SirGA
GROCERIES-amon which IS sooo malt
10 cts. per h. aud BACON OF superb, HI
Cd have also on baud a lot snpei'u' Nv
NG'POWDER, which will be sold 'o ppIGIIRVl
Jaw siw. i
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-15
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE At DETROIT

DETROIT, y prl y.
NJ hall past twelve clock this morning Il fire broh
out ia the bakery Of Mr. White, on the eascr, side
OF " oodwIrd Avenue which up 10 the present time.
has destroyed some my stores dai dreHinasl 1t cx-
tended nearly To the corner Of Woodbridge street
severely damaging the buildings on the opposite sld,
1t destroyed the buildings in Woodbridge and At
water streets ON both sides, as far mp the Steam
boat Hotel, when IT was stopped From tic bake
~ down the avenue, 1t cleared the streets also ON
both sides, To the river. The steamboats, and ship
ping III port hauled out into the river, passed To
the Canada shore An immense amount of mer-
chandlse WAS consumed and the entire loss il csti-
mated At from tro 10 tire hundrtd Mousand doiitus.
Among the sufferers have been able obtain the
following names, which arc but very small proper
ton OF the whole number:
j. White, J. l.. Whiting, VI. Bishop. VI. Flctch-
or, Mckenzie x Graves, +. Moore 4 Go. Garrison
Holmes, Little X Wells }. Roberts. \. &. Pierce
* Co., Farmers Block, e sorcs) IL. Fanar, Bris-
tolls Block e srorcS3 Jesse McMlllcn, John Rob
ertN, Robert forbin st. Joseph House, VI. Dougher-
~, Detroit Garden, w. J. Hour w. Hale VIM.
i9lckerSon. a. Andrews, Mrs. COPELAND, John X.
Williams George Miller, Coles Buildings (wcs sde)
Michael Kelly, Commercial Buildings.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-15

White Races IN -itricd.-M. bureau de CANAL.
the surgeon in chlei OF the French army at Alger
has communicated to the Institute a statement H.,
he has seen beautiful blonde woman, with blue eva
and auburn hair and the fairest skin. lwife OF Sid,
llaincr and that she belongs 10 of the Kind m
the interior OF Africa Surely, the Surgeon has mol
been deceived by Aibinol There arc ins,auc.
oil these ~hltc Negroes frequently seen in the Me,,
Indies. Y. y Star.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-15

The Globe wonders why the immense quanti,y of
specie in Tins country cannot circulate in seasons eli
pressure like the present instead Of circulating in pros
porous times, whcn there IS less occasion iu, it, The
Hlohe Is about a. wise (SayS Preniiec) the negro
who broke hls shm against posi- in a dark night.
wonder, sad Sambo ''wh de 10 sline dis dark
night. and not always keep shining III lie da> TINS
hen tcrc's no need of HIM"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-15

D'toreeS.-Ata late term of the Rhode Island :,
premc Court, held at Providence there were lou,,.a
petitions for divorces granted ton on the applc,,,
OF females and four by males.
The principal cause for divorce shown by ono Of
the petitioners was that her husband had p, her b,o
1nfod kettle u hot lcdter. 1t is needless to add ~
the husband was himself heated by ardent splr,
The petition was granted.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-15

1t is thought that the English were advised of the
hllureof the Josephs, by packets, before the an
nonncemen at New oik, for the bills OF the Her.
mans, 1t Is SAID, have come back. Ii so, We shall
soon know the effect III England, of the bad news
from America. The sooner the better: the state of
suspense is horrible.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-15

4 Misunderstanding to Prince Pncklcr Mus
Eau, Tunisln bride appears her welding rh ,lo
sed eyes, which She is not allowed to open durlnct
whole day and her husband is not allowed to seq h.
ion HE first three DAYS OF their marriage.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-15
PETER r.. BOOAEK,
Agent for James n VIM. Booker,
nv WEST STq.EET LYNCuBUNG,

ESPECTFUTLI informs his friends anu
IL public generally, that he has recently fen'S y
and opened general assortment OF Liquors =
kinds Nuts and Confectionery, togeticf !.
large quantity of other articles IN his inc u
ness, including Liquors of crcry and 'le DE-"
procured from the celebrated house OF Woous"Ji
Davis, IN. York all of which will be ipfus"'-
his patrons on the most accommodatln. terms
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-15
SELLING OFT AT COST.

IL AElNG been in very delicate health for se,.f.l
4 D. months, and being desrous ot removing Ia +,
more Southern climate for lis restoration, ha,, dc
tcrnne'l to sell ont Immediately, my wEolc stock nj
DRY GOODS. GROCERIES, HARnW ,pr
CUTLERY, SHOES, HATS, &c. Nc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-15
tINCINNATI, Nav .

NINL1NNATl, May =
Tho Baiioon Iseent Of y5stcrday.-Mr. Clayton
made, Yesterday, most adventurous experiment.
Ills balloon did fill with gas sufficient to ascend
at the appointed hour. The day was beautiful, the
concoWse OF witnesses very great. Finding that he
could not ascend the ear, he made him seat of
ia" cords by tying them all together, and with no
thms but the balloon he aud iloated up some
twenty iec pass the fence of the enclosure,
when he found further ascent mpracticablc. He
aeNcehded and deliberately cast of all the uninlaied
part oil the balloon leaving an open space ut the bot
tom, more than ten feet IN diameter He then seat
ca himself on the cords, and assembled IN the most
easy and graceful manner waving his hat to the crowd
Tie lowered OVER the city few minutes floating
southwest when his course changed and he was tli-
ie''e1 southeast. lie appeared perfectly self pos
e>e' ana tlere Is reason TO suppose he understands
h's business. 1t was the most beautiful and the most
thrilling ascent he has yet made in Cincinnati.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-15

SLIGHT DfFEREFcE.--A ST Louis paper says,
that the anthracite coal found lately in Missouri.
looks IKE coal, feels like coal, and smells like COAL
al Inc dlhyence is, that coal burns. but tina, will
- -"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-15

\ correspondent from Mobile under date of Nav
], writes thai the house OF foulinin, Hazard x Co
has ilIlcd Ton alargc amount. Nothing but He times
could have moved such a concern, as II was couduc-
ted IA every respect within the legitimate bounds ot
business.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-15

a. Also, as agent for Henry H. BOOM 'a,
would inform his friends, both in town ana Wv,
(thc latter particularly that he has oo1 a.;,
eense for keeping an ordinary, at when 'h ha 4,
ion and accommodation will be such as n ~
himself will afford universal satisfaction l
NAVY
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-15
MiLLrpGEyILLf. (GroA Anril OK

~, MiLLfpGEyILLE, (GEo) April %.
W 'c'fn WIN regret, that, III consequence OF the
heavy runs made on the Farmers Bank of Cbara-
hoochee, IN Columbus that institution has hc,n
'oAape'''d :" 'o'l'nd sFeI,r layni"at. y. 20 as
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-15
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w ANs'R;ss,

q y Apprentice to the Printing i;u>luf'S1, at
n Office. on- of good moral ehUastrs .
viii be taken.
AnrIl Z Z II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-15
WESICe ARE TEXAS.
FROM MENlCO.

FROM NENlCo.
Nv the arrival OF the hiie 4flcl. from era Cruz,
wc have received letters from that city 10 the 9Th
Aptil aud papers TO the lth. The dates from the
ritv Of Mexico are also 10 the latter date,
The CeaS,T OF Vera Cruz contains the statement
of Santa Ana in relation to his campaign in Texas,
with many documents IN confirmation. lie admits,
that when attacked at san laento, he himself Vas
asleep. General Castrllon, who was Killed. aud
whose Drawer, he eulosscs. he says VAS making his
toilet, and the others amusing themselves ! he
dead are those whom he chiefly ceusnres.
The same paper also contains the protest OF tae
Mexican government against the recognition 81 the
independence OF Texas.
The documents published here in relation 10 tn
claims of our citizens on Mexico are also translated
They seem TO have created lufe sensation. and a5c
treated by tho newspapers with rid'cuir.
Asuhcient number Of returns bad been received
from the different provinces render thu election of
General Bustamente 10 the presidency certain. lie
was be inaugurated en- the 18th OF April. His cab
met, it is believed Will consist OF the following lud
vduals
Pedrazza Department ii Var.
Lchrije. Department Of Fiuauee.
Canedo. in Luna, Santa Maria, row IN
Paris or Madrid, Department al Forsiaa Adar.
The terms al the loan ii two millions oi dollars
which had been contracted with fhc house oi kuhlo
Q.izardD and oihsl, had heca rejected b, tie cum
Gil u government. and If Wis. IN consequence, be
lieved the expedition against fcN3, "oud be- gwen
up and The Mexican sqaadIau recalled nomfhe 10y
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-15
r.. e. ss d W Z; q l..
THURMAN II SCEIOOEElELD,
A RE now receiving their Spring suppl!

KF. NOW Receiving tHtT SpTITIS SUVP'!
N HARDWARE, comprising general
sortment of Iron ; Steel Castings; Building "
rials: Cabinet Makers Materials Cutlery Sc
Chains and Tools of every description all s.
they are determined to sell atvery low prices.
Nav II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-15

HE ABDUCTION CASE.-Thc abduction
case ct Cincinnati, whose horrible details have be- en-
punished lar and wide, and eXcitcs 50 much sympa-
my towards the imagined innocent sufferer and so
hloeh Nrtnous Indignation against the presumed
perpetrators, turns out to be mere IuMBuG. The
young woman, instead of being abducted, went INTO
aStat" OF rctracy of her own free Whimsical nj
heng imprisoned, she was only coafHed-instead of =
dark room and all the romantic ct cetcras her tempo
fafy domlcllrwas the comfortable house ola physician
and instead of beng subjected to threats of yio-
ience by the monster who had her in CUSTODY she
was without moleSiatlon engaged, like the lady in
one OF ShcrIdan's comedies. IN " getting rid of a
olnpNyln most extraordinary way -
ms case affords one OF the most striking illustra-
IONS OF the madness and injustice OF mass of peo-
P' When they surrender their judgments to the
guidance OF passion. Without pauSinG to welsh
'ooly the nature and force of the evidence the CIn-
clhnai' mob worked themselves un to the most phreu
Mcu excitement against the imagined paretratots of
auerd that had never been committed and wouId
IN All probability, have inbrued their hands in the
olooa OF two innocent men, had they not been re-
strained by the lnterposition of the Mavor and some
pcace-loyIng citizens.
from he Cincinnati G0,eitc
me mystery OF this affair is explained The lady
retired few days, for the purpose OF residing IN the
house OF a confidential physician. As She wished 70
be ncog al the time she gave her friends no specal
notice he story told on her return is to be carried
u 'i'' account OF mental ddcndtion!t SO much for
popular and judicial gullibility
such an early development of this mystery is IN
'"0"t"'' tor hoos-roos'r. A nost ,fof;ab,s i.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-15

Accounts from Charleston representa- the condition
OF money matters IN that city most deplorahc.
he great house III EdIuondson & Co. has suspell-
Died payment Several other heavy failures also
rrnnI1rI.