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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-19
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
Correspondence ofAe National hteihgencer.

INV ORR, JULY ID.
The Pennsylvania United States Bank will, IN a
shos time. establish ITS Branch IN this city, under
the general banking law. The business is | under
stand. to be done by president aud cashier
The money market here is moi YET in fixed state.
The hot weather lnterIeres with business operations
The stock market droops. There is no spirit for
action. U. s. Bank stock fell oil day half per
cent. 1l93.
The weather TO day is cooler than il was yesterday
heavy showers last night might hive tempered the
air. There were twelve deaths reported Yesterday
from drinking cold water
We have rumor from Canada hat Sir Gro Ar
THUR has resigned, in consequence of the amnesty
OF Lord DURHAM but such rumor is hardly to be
credited.
The adopted citizens Of this city having noti-
fled amccling ia Tammdny, the keepers OF Tamna-
ny have excluded them. The object of the adopt
ed citizens we are told, to organize ticket for
the election; and, this account, tile regulars shut
them out OF their hail. 1t remains 10 be seen What
effect this will have upon the adopted citizens.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-19
FINS.
From The Washington Correspondent orMe n. York
american.

american
estcrday morning, Messrs. Campbell and Man
ny, OF Tennessee, had pugilistic encounter in the
House, a lew minutes after it adjourned They were
much bruised. and each received a brace of blacL
eyes. The circumstances were as follows II an
pears that early on Sunday morning, Mr.. Many
WAS very active IN procuring call of the House
IN order TO show 10 the country who the de-
llnq uents. Mr. Camlbc WIS among the absen-
tees, and was brought to the lar with the rest IN
custody OF the Sergeant-a Arms. AT eight o'clock
when the House adjourned, the latter went to his
colleague and rcproached him Tor his conduct in
aiding the call, AT the same time alleging that Nj,
NJ. had done II with a view TO IN jure him (Mr C.)
al home among his constituents. elimination and
recrlmnation followed, and each gentleman honor
ed his opponent with the ephet OF :" liar -" scoun-
drel,' and so forth. As might be expecte a per
sona conflict was the result, and blows bestow-
ed in abundance. Not more than five members re
manned when the fracas commenced, and they, of
course did not attempt to interfere. After the bel
ll9crents had belabored each other their hearts
contcnt, ey suspended hoses retired to then
respective homes, and have not been since. 1t
Is SAID that they we'll satisfied with their mu
tua infections, that doubts entertained as 10
farther proceedings"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-19
FOREIGN aNBELE7esESGss.
LATE FROM EUROPE.

The packci ship Sully at New York, brings Par
Is dates to the st aud lavre 10 the 21Jnnc both III
elusive.
!. line of steam packets between liavre aud Kew
York IS spoken OF III the liavfc papers
Tx Governor Taeon had aiii'ed At bordeaux from
Havana. , , :,
II IS in contemplation 10 construct \ Ran hoad
from Paris to the Belgian frontier
The Iiayuen Commissioners WIRE received WIN
attention AZ Paris. dinner was gwen them on Inc
Goth Of May, by NJ. Duffone, one o lie founders oil
the French abolition society, al winch were present
Mfssrs. Passay, Ddlilon Barrot, Las Casas, kemn=
sat and other distinguished politicians. Among
the decorations of the room were The national nag oil
Eayf and the Portraits Of Boyer aud Petlon The
commissioners returned thanks for the honols pad
them in ldug uagesays the coHSutattohat' cq"Iy u's
nlied and patriotic.
The Emperor OF Russia had attlYrda Berlin, aud
bestowed promotion Colonel the Prince OF Orange,
raising HIM to the rank Of General IN the Russian
service.
fins steamboat is now plying re- nlarly between
Uavrc and ST Petersburgh, touching AT Copenhagen.
She commenced her trips the lst June. The
passage is made IN ; or days. 50 that traveller
may leave Paris on Monday, and on the next Mon
day be in the capital Of Russia.
The PARIS papers mention considerable move
rnents of troops 10 the Northern irorcr where
much dissatisfaction appears to exist IN portions OF
the Duchy Of Observation-Disclosures portions winch II
IS supposed vii be assigned to Holland. The trl-
coorcd flag has been raised in several villages aud
the prussan troops sad to have interposed.
The Government steamer Phrion aulved AT lla-
,re on the lst June, there to await the orders OF
Marshal Sout IL was to convey tie Marshal and
his suite to London 10 attend the coronatlon
FROM ENGLAND.-The packet snip Toronto
bugs London papers to the Sd aud Portsmouth
paper OF the 18th.
Statement otute Bank of England up 10 May %.
Liabilities. dSSets
Circulation GIo,01S.000 Securities Egg 6iS,oo0
Deposits l0,7s6,OOO BuIhoh ''ooo'ooV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-19
Extract OF letter received in Baltimore, dated

=, NE" ORLEANS, July 6.
monday tuesday, Wednesday, Election.-In no
cry mat have visited have ever seen such rlo,
ing. Ivy
nurSoay me 3th'-fre on the old Lcvee-oss
to the Insurance Companies computed at $40 ooo
Doctor fell out of Bishops fourth story, and was
instantly killed
Friday 6lh.-Whig ticket said 10 have gone III.
eh'fc' Rumour says that ]. Slidelrs election il
ios' ana VIII cost him $20000.--Extreme warm,
thermometer wants length to prove our heat 81 and
99'-Eigliteen funerals. Mississippi paper, Bran
dom IS discount; Bank Vieksburg, 35 do River
paper, % %.
Three or four duels on hand about the election
some wag OF an un ertaker has placed sign over
his door, Collins made and repaired"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-19
MAR rs.
Correspondence othe Journal Of Commerce.
IIVFEPooL June 7th lS3l

Correspondence 81 me Journal u Commerce.
LIVERPOOL, June 9Th, 1888.
For some days subsequently to the LIST inst, the
business in our Cotton market rather extensive
but the demand has been comparatively limited tie
last day or two particularly to-day, and the low and
middiug qualities, of which the great bulk of the
recent supply consists are per Id lower; with more
offering than before, while fair qualities and upwards
fully maintain former rates. Fhere does not ap-
pear to have been any falling of in the recent Inn
proved demand for larns &c. AT Manchester, but
the dealers and consumers must pretty generally be
well stocked with Cotton for the present The bust
ness since this week commenced the I'd, is cstima-
ted $4,000 bales, about 1000 of ii to SPECTATORS
aud 1000 for export. The import of cotton into
Liverpool since s January, is 752 900 bales against
Cos, 900 to same period last year. The supply from
the United States is Gi7 900, being an increase of
10000 The stock in this port estimated at a
bout 365,000 oiwhlch about 30S, 900 is Am. Last
year ut perio l. the total stock was 333, 600 OF
Which 10000 WAS American tottons.
The Corn Markets are rather dun again. and prime
ioleien Wheat in bond has declined Oh per 80 lbs
Tobacco dull,a, decline OF about per- ID from the
highest point OF the market two months ago.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-19

nave o:en such as 10 reflect credit unoo IT,.
while 1t has strengthened the h,nds ''e Slate.
ed the hearts your public agents in the cheer
'nee OF duties OF no ordinary difficulty. perform
Contrasting, as Is naturally done. the feou,
hopes connected with this ATTEMPT IN an aud
ton with those which animated me when ,g',snmp-
ed my 'ello"-eitzens on the subject of The uuess
sion OF specie payments, cannot but ,e;no s'spen,
difference We were then entering upon no a' 'hs
nn.,ea course oil acton whose termination anu
y hattef oil nope Wear now AT the conoI,.' 40 On
our doubts and fears, and with the bIess;nn OF
aence on the exeftion our own moderaon ,os-
dusi'y about 10 return to our usual confdenca ,n
prosperity. and
Given under my hand and the great so,, a.,
state at Harrisburg this tenth day of July in 'hs
and thirty Eight, aud of the Conmo INJURED
sixty-thrd 'o""eaith the
Blythe Gorernor: THO. II. RIfppou,,
Secretary OF the Commensurate.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-19
GOVERNOR RlTNER'S PROCLAMATION.
In The name and by the authority of the Com
monwealth of Pennsylvania.
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-19

The President OF the United States has issued his
proclamation confrmaory of Il Convention entered in
10 by authority of Texas x The Government of tho
United States, whereby the sum of $50 is appio-
pfated by the former an indemnity for the capture
aud detention of the Briggs Pocket X Durango, q for
quencc thereof. II is agreed that the money above
named is to be paid at the city Of Houston ayear
from the lth OF April 1885, the date of the couyen-
ton, in silver gold with interest at per cent. to
such person as the United States may appoin, 10 10
cevc the same.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-19
CANADIAN Alft' AIRS.
Correspondence cfUte Aep York wig.

WATERTowN, July !.
told You in my last that there was state of feel
ing on the frontier that would make ii probably i'm
possible to convict the pirates in the ofthe Rob
eft Peel; and the result thus far, you have doubt
less heard, has justified the prediction. The only
individual that has yet been tried was fully acquit
ted though the evidence against him was overwhem-
ing. We had also another very unhappy evidence
of the stale Of the public mind in the celebration Of
the Fourth AT Sackeu's Ilarbor. The orator OF tho
day awaited himself OF that occasion TO commend,
IL The strongest language, the cause OF the " pan-
ots' in Canada, and 10 speak OF the contracted poh-
Cyl Of our Government IN dlscouragng our cilzens
from engaging with them. 1t was very unfortunate
occurrence for the reputation OF that community that
they should have selected an orator that could do 50
little credit TO the day, and to the company mat were
assembled from all parts OF the country r. or one
| certainly should not have attended, II mad an.
tcipated the dish with which we were treated ana
| have heard many others make the same rematk.-
He truth IS the favorers of the patriot cause,
though numerous, are chiefly among the lowest class
OF the community, and consequently those who on
~ associate in the higher circles know but little oil
the extent of the evil, and the dangers to which II
exposes
The Grafton at The Ilalbor was delivered in the
presence of General Macomb, who has established
the - Head quarters Of the Army" at that place,
for the express purpose Of queng hoses be
tween the two countries, and who had Just issued HIS
General Order,' enoining upon all subordinate
officers, and requesting the inhabitants the iron
tier. to endeavor, as tar as possible, to contribute
their efforts for promoting friendly relations WIN
the Canadas. The General and all the military Of
fcers must have felt themselves highly insulted, ny
being compelled to listen such an appeal.
ought to say, in justice to the subject that 'hs
Grafton was not ehoty occupied in vndIc'''pe ap'
commenting the patriot The latter Por 1,a
of the old stereotype form of Fourth oil 'uiy
addresses, viz: telling ho,c bad England edS' a"@
how great arc had become | know not OF @ny '''"s
that | regard more insulting TO my dignity do d"
American citizen than to be treated, as we oen W. ny
like schooboys in our Independence oratons. lne
orator seems to think that any thing of an instructive
character would be altogether unworthy OF the u.
casion.
We have many reports oflhe success OF tue ,%n.
OTIS, butyou probably have the same, and can J"oe0
whether they are worth. of credit or not.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-19
MUSIC STORE,
.FHR Piano Forte UWrehONs e,
MASeegNGTOy ID q

a. AMUEL CARUSI has lately received an as
- sormcnt of splendid German Piano Foucs,
made to order, by ofthe best manufacturers in
Germany, to stand any climde.-Also, American
Piano Fortes from the best makers, together with
large assortment of other Musical Instruments,
and every article in the Music line. On hand
an extensive assortment of Music Instruction
books, Music Primers and Giammars, Books Of
Sacred Music Tor the various denominations, &c.
Orders from any part OF the United States pune
tualIy attended 10, and very liberal deduction
made for cash. Liberal discount made to Acadc-
mics, Professors of Music and Dealers.
Ju lyle St if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-19

PAINFUL RuMoR.-Thc Republican (pub',rsn,. ',
at Ezabethon, in Tenncsscc) OF the 30lh OIL ''',
month gives the following account OF rnhno' =,
horid import current that place. but whic', '''..
is reason to hope may be wholly unioundea VI
grossly exaggerated -" report reached th's P''.'
Just our paper was gong TO press mat 'pe
boat Knoxville, on descending the Tennessee iSt''
laden with Cherokee Indians, collapsed her ooe'
bv which accident five hundred of those un'o'.'
nate beings lost their lives. We cannot vcuch lo'
this report, but from the character OF the boat We
are inclined believe is true.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-19
2,i5I,000
Q.lg,eOi.O00

There does not seem to have been ally movement
in the money market since the news by the Great
Western.
Marshal Soult has engaged to pay fifteen hundred
guineas for the house, SO Portland place, the use oil
which he is 10 have during the space OF eight
weeks aud to expcnd ihree hundred pounds in deco
ratIons.
London is oyer0owing with company. 1t is a mat
Ter of exceeding difficulty procure house or odg-
ngs; and never, perhaps, were so many carriages 10
be seen IN the ct amidst all this overflow
the tradesmen still complain that little money is stir
tp
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-19

-, me T. > Bank Bonds authorised to be sold bv
The recent Act of Congress, amount IN ,ho', oy
~ oil dollars. The proceeds will 90 into ba
leaSufy to AID IN deirayng the expenses of Govern
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-19
JUST RECEEU'ED

4 llllDS. St Crolx Sugar OF the frsl order,
H u. Rico do,
. boxes Tribe Loaf Sugar.
ucrces London Brown Stout,
do Philadelphia Porter,
10 barrels Family Roe IIerrings,
large lot Of Stone Buter-pos, Churns aud
jugs.
NEW FLOUR OF WHITE WHEAT.
We hagta lew barrels NEW FLOUR, made of first.
rate white wheat. MCKINNEY * MOSlf.
July 16 fits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-19
VI f. NICO.
INV ORLEANS, July

INV WILLIAMSBURG Q.
BY the schooner Creole, from Tamplco, We arc
IN receipt OF lee,sifom core srondcnt, and from
capt l.. Pass oil The tinted STATE -lonr Of WI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-19

lie chizens OF Buffalo, New York, fred s,,,,.
Sub-Treasury Bill. '''' vi '''e
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-19

1t is stated that more bills were passed ou''.7
the last three days of the late session OF |o's,'s
than in the whole OF the rest OF the Tune 'oeo',h
Aud more is LETT undonc than has been accomplish
I'd N scNcn mnnlls tme
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-19
HO.y.y.E7S PER Stage,

lust RECEIVED, one case beautiful plan
- STRAW BONNETS, latest fashion, at yar-
Gus prices. MARTIN, WARD & DAVIS.
July 10 lis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-19

The New York Commercial Advertiser states that
Colonel Samuel l.. Knapp, recently of that city. died
at llopkInton Mass, ON Sunday morning we, H. The
name otthls gentleman has long been familiar to tho
reading public.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-19
A WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE

BY the packet ship Virginia, Capt. Harris we
have Liverpool papers to June sth aud London to
the evening Of the 7ih, together with the weekly
London Chropicle of the 10Th which must have
been printed two or three days III advance OF It's
date.
BY the packet ship Burgundy, Capt. Rocket, we
have lave plpers 10 the 6Ih, and Paris dates to the
evening .; me 1lh.
The sales of Cotton at lIavrc were very large
foi that Marke., amounting to l7,l9i bales from
the LIST, with an advance Of Genuine per H..
The is not ut rreat importance. We
subjon such extracts as appear 10 be worth copy
M.
London, 7Awsddy Ereaioe. June 7.--Thc last
accounts received from the l.. States, although not
particularly novel IN character. have given much
satisfaction 10 our commercial interests; and IT IS
ante patcd thai the favorable progress OF atllfs on
the other side Of HE Atlantic will give considcra-
bic stimulus 10 our home markets for BRUSH lab
rics.
FRANCE.
The SrrcLr states that General Bernard will
after the present session has closed, resign the
war portfolio to Marshal Soult Marshal Vallee,
and succeed the latter officer governor general oil
Africa.
The Tuulon correspondence ofthe 31st May, re
presents the arsenal there TO be IN state OF activity
hitting out vessels Tor Mexico the 0oulla for which
place was to consist OF the corvette Pctlc. two
bncs, the Nolligour and the Badinc and a smaller
vessel, the ludnne.
SPAIN.
| Letters from Saracossa olthe 3ls May state thai
I all the Queens troops IN Lower Aragou were con
! ocntiated at Daroca, under the command OF 6cnei
al oraa. That officer was only waiting the arr va
j of pdrliuas with his division 10 commence opera
TONS ON an extensive scale. Munagort continued
IL enlist followers In the meantime the CarlIsts
were daily growing more and more dissatisfied with
/ Don Carlos, Who in his turn treated them with
more than wonted degree of suspicion HIS partl-
zans, however, seem persuaded that the new loan,
when ii arrives will Danish all disrust
PORTUGAL.
The MgueHte insnrrcctiou in the South conlinu-
cd still to occasion uneasluess To the government
and an advantage had recent, been obtained by
Remechldo over the regular troops. As regards i.f
treaty for the final suppression oil The slave trade
with England, which 1t was hoped was upon tue
point Of being concluded before Lord Howard dc
Walden left Portugal, it is now known that nothing
has been done; the ratification was wIthheldby the
Portuguese government, aud there appears no dis
position its pant 10 concur in any measures Ion
putting an ciirctual check to that inhuman com
mcrce. With the exception OF the parts disturbed
by the presence OF RemeChdo and his followers the
country generally and the capital reported TO be
tranquil.
FROM RUSSIA.
The Emperor OF Russia has dccreed that an excise
duty shall be imposed snuff and tobacco through
! out the empire from the LIST January 1889 This ex-
else duty, according to the calculation of the MINIS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-19

FOR RENT.

@j,I TIE Slo,e under the ynsInan Office
IN Apply a tins Office
Etbruy - is!t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-19
NOTICE..

NUEEtFI.
A SMALL HAIR TRUNK was left by one of
L a the Stages, about two years since, containing
Shirts, Drawers, Socks, &c. for a youth about Is
years old on the Socks is marked j. Ross and on
the inside of the Trunk is pasted a memorandum
says. James LEFT Blenham Oh the 9Th July, 1888.
The owner will please to pay charges aud take IL
away. ROBERT MORRISS
Franklin Hotel, July 1t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-19
FROM RUSSIA.

The Emperor OF Russia has decteed that an excise
duty shall be imposed snuff and tobacco through
out the empire from the LIST January 1899. This ex-
else duty, according to the calculation of the MINIS
ter of Finance, will produce income C so, 100000
roubes. The Emperor has expressed desire thai
this money shall be applied 10 the construction of
rail- Dads, and he establishing of steam commuulca-
by wafer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-19

:, I. y z kKOWES
secretary OF the Commonwc,l,,.