Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-04
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
FROM TIE rHERN FRONTIER.
Csrytspondeace Of the Aew York american.

CeryfspondtHct u me 4NfD 1Hk Inericdn.
NIAGARA FALLS SEPT. 81
The patiio,s have, since The removal oi The Uni.
ted States Army from Buffalo. again made lhls
ue,rhbo,haod the scene of tlter operations m
etdes VI they can, Ia emb oil both countries ~ W "A,
Last week. TIN, made an sttempi 10 blow up ~ o
n her Mdjes'ys steamboats, lying Al anchor ~ the
Niagara fiscr at Chippewa Leu had and IN, nef,
nous plot and sincr his arrest sad 10 have boast
I'd TO Cos. Seward. at Anboin, That he had been
recently IN Canada aud would have been successful
II he had been G. up ur,d!' lie also &C nowIedy
I'd being the actor IN the destruction 81 Books
monument. and reeeot blowing up Of one OF ia,
locks on the Weiland Canal!
The mac hine consisted al two caska CONTAINING
$50 lbs. OF powder 1'hey each placed on a
frame one hundred yad, apart. thu connected by u
rapr.) wi h a baden iipe and use therein inserted
and thus towed from Gland lslani and sent drihina
towards the vessel. One only ii hr cash. exploded
hui, most fortunately. p,ee'aturey beng 800 yards
short Of The mdrk-iih-twise every sad on board OF
the vessel. mus nave been DESTROYED.
II was about 3 e'clock =. NJ. Those IN board a,
hrsi supposedtie ie "ti vac I'll 4 Of scannnn. The
men wrie spccdIi, mustered, AID the machine VS.
sern Roaring. boat anh SIX men W. wrfrd
and whist foteedmg Ia II. fred III from
Grand btd1f, bat hafp l, ~uh,ui ! Inv. And
these things have disturbed ihr publ mind aud hr
easd aud iruatte, Is nov patroed nisf and DIV b,
the Dttish Hoor- II Is nv 6tm convection ih,l
unless there ~ astfo tetarhnebi Of UDuei States
troops frIhsirh sent 20 liuf,io. and sirans enough
and sufficient Ia sou" thesc gentf, The Government
al the U"ned Staits Determined 10 preserve pracr
acts OF his character VII he me, winch must have
The etc, OF breaking up The peace ex,s,ing between
both countries Bnh Ia sas the heatq Iatters fion.
~hence the Nsy Island gangs oug,nnrd and Ut li,r
close OF eau i AID lake nayIgaiou ihete az, enough
:" coshng eha'aelefs o le lonnd ready aud ripe a.,
any undertaking, however desperate ~ wicked
Ihe Canadian refugees seek all they can 10 l. nim-
Is e., Lea
10 eanstct an angel will MT he lacking Al ,h,u
Names and, u not succ sslni ~ Obtaining in- convc
ihan and q eedy execution TOO. they uakr II their
boasi they viii do themselves justice.
CoutsPordenee Of The Mac York Adr,,ii,er
Urea, SErT % 1871
j se by your CT, papers that you have your iolI
ehaf. Of the exeilen'n growing out Of HE Me nnd
case. And, as the time iur the rl ct that indn idu-
al approaches the excitement increases.
The Cou,t opens ~ this ely Monday ncxi. The
YIN, ou' my opinion l. that The trai will rot be
oie~ght On NJ the comm rncrment OF The trrm--pe,
hsps IL vii be W-dn-siy o, THURSDAY ian. o.,
orally supposed thai Ch,el Jusllce Nelson u,Il pre
sds bui nod' 'sland that g'nll, man too UNIV ell
TO attend, aud that Judge Gndlr,. oi the s. h cruuu
viii preside Tor him, unless Judge Bronson can h,
obtained.
You may be assn ed tia, Mr.. Mcleod will have
lair iral; and. wnhoui catering the quest, IN
whether he should be brought 10 trlal or moi in his
Siate, believe he has noihIng To tear from, Ell
ther the court OF the jury. You know my opinion
concerning HIM. From the op, ortunitles | have
had Of conversne freely wuh those who are IN au.
tnorily IN Canada al TIC pe,iud of the ou bt, ak
never believed he was Of thu par Y win. crus..d IN.
MA ara ioi The puri ose OF destroying tie C..elnr
Ihal opini"u IS eonfr"ed by The evidence lust re-.
ceved from Canada, winch taken BY eommI,
sionep appni, ted ior the purpose.
TIE most We have to fear IS Tor the ne isonaI safe
~ OF Mcleod alter he Is acquitted, as have moi a
doubt be Will be. II he wishes 10 return IA, Canada
have reason 10 believe Gov Seward will adop, those
measures OF pre:autinn wfdch winch viii Iusuto h,m
sale conway 10 the frontier.
e'ceive by your paper of Tuesday evening
.na oao sp'' is again n'n'lesllng itself along tie
ootoeis. IL cannot DCw be tn>ligated BY Leu, 10,
he Is where he ought TO have been long apo Gen.
efai SCOT, u am correctly ini"fmed, learn su nj,
Gent while on hiss recent Western rlo satisfy b,,
that mischief was again brewing, but The s,eps
which he took hope, +" put stop TO any turtle,
outrage.
It's certainly 10 be deplored that We have anon
usJonrnasts WHO at this nome t are enieayotnp Ia
create sympaihy Tor iha, notorious scounreI elt
NO one denies that he fired the Great Bna,n, Oh
board which was large number OF passengers; that
ne oie" w The monument erected to the memory
ID brave othcer, Who fell TO be sure While leading
on an army agd st us during STATE Of sar-bu all
who Knew Gen. Buck wiii say that he was not only
a most honorable man, but Que who did every lhin
10 us po"erto a'snage the horrors of war
Agar the attempt to destroy The Weiand Canal,
by blowing up is bridges and culv-tts Was an ac
~h'ch desc we'd the exect ation oil every good man
And "hh knowledge OF these facts. rhetc sre pa.
pen winch say "he urycr eomnined bul one crime
punished by the laws OF our Country, aud that an &c
cidentdt une."
From he Boston Times.
We extract the following from S.. Adams W.
Messengt:
Just az our paper vas going TO press we learn
mat most brutal outrage vas committed nigh
before last IN Albur- h. The subs, ance OF whic h
y. that twelve local subjects Il Queen VIc,oria
came over the line, two miles aud q half iuto
the town Of Aibutgh. and ausied { oil. Groean by
'"ee-oonnI nm 10 chm and took him Mon
nea'. where he IS dOub less ere this lodged in ia
inns information We have hom a well known ac-
a"a'niance ~ho saw him in chains al hlisss quo
bay. yesterday morning. THIS act, we irus, will
DC CURED into by our government without delay.
From he Bo,fon Poi. Sept 20.
TN = an