Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-04

/ -SsBU.fa HgI-EtpYtss Baik.-Thc t'iobc
states Tor tic information 81 those concerned, that
/ an arrangement. by which the greai mail IS 10 De
transported between New ! OH aud New orleans IN
1 NINE DAYS, will take effect on the INST OF neNt
month In consequence of this movement, the tx-
ptess mails between Augusta, Ga and Mobile Ala
rs well as the branch now III operation between
Montgomefy Ala and Nashville, Te. will cease 10
run on thai day.
.4potier Steamboat Disaster --Fromthe New Or
leans Courier we learn That the steam boat Mae'.
land was sunk on The l5lh ins; by comirE in sol.
lision With the stea".1o... Danube. The shock was
so great asto earse The MaelMland 10 sink IN four
OF i've ":,n.,es. The cabin parted from the rest oil
tbe nn. All her passengers are sand 10 have been
saped with the exception Of sick man and boy
Another ConrictioH.-G. w. Case has been con
victed at Cauandaigua ofmakng war upon our Cana
dian ncighbors. and sentenced 20 II months Impts-
onment aud so fine. Tire Rochester Democrat
says; Notwithstanding the positive charge OF The
Judge, the jury, after beng out IN hour coulo not
agree. and so informed the Couu. Tie law, how
ever was more fully explained them. and avefdict
Of guilty rendered. although IN rendering that YER
diet. more Than of the Jury actually shed tears
The New York Courier, whose editor among 9th.
ers has been indicted for libel by Cooper. says
Tie severest punishment which The Court could
iu1ict them would be a sentence TO read Nh
Goopers books" Look out for an additional count
awarded, you might in furn for damages on
account of "cruel aud unusual" infections. So be
comloued.
The Madisonian. I'M reply TO bitter attack of the
Globe. temafks:-"Wh Whatever fault may be found
with The Madsonan, we have the satisfaction Of
knowing that it has received the voluntary support o.
the public. No money stolen from the United States
treasury-no money eouged out ofthe United States
Bank-no money begged of poor Custom House
clerks money made by extottionate demands, has
ever entered into Golfers"
A Military. Court Martial ordered in the case o
Col j. b. Braut, late Acting Quaiiermaster o
the L. $. Army at st. Louis assembled at tba
place on the 10Th instant Brig. Gen. Wool pre-
siditg e. 1t is ANTICIPATED. by the Missouri Repub
can, that the NAL will be of protraced length.
eoIuch not dead BY the Iowa Territory Ga
zetle OF June sth 1t appears young Black lIdwk,Pa
nassau Inflicted dangerous nor fatal wound OF
keokuck. The Sacs and Foxes war party had re
turned 10 Des MoIncs, bringing with them gh
sealps OF the Omaha tribe from the Missouri, e seve-
raj woman aud horses prisoners. 1t is said every one
oil the tribe WIS butchered
General JonS Armstrong. formerly Secretary a
Wat, upwards OF so years of age, is now residing
with hls son, near Goyanslown, in Baltimore coun
", within lew miles OF the city OF Baltimore.
William Hare, John Lewis, ard William =
Lackhar were med for murder at the Iate Crcui
Court Of The 7lh Judicial district of Mississippi
The two former were sentenced to execution on tn,
oh instant the latter To pay fins of Thousand
dollars to be in preoned for one year, and BRANDED
On the hand. Tie last item was carried into eilec
III open Court immediately after sentence. A ne
gio slave, for assault with intent to KILL was ais,
sentenced to execution.
,. w. Benson, Esq. Secretary of State Of Mis-
slsspp, died at Columbus,n that State, on tie Ii!
Jaae IN the 21th year Of his age.
Col William II. Benton has been elected Pres
ident Of the Commercial and Rail Road Bank .
Nlrksbure, in the p1ee Alexander MNei Esq.
who died on his way to the Virginia Sltings in scarcl
oil health.