Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-14
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nrs and other respectable gentlemen were seni by
The EVIL aulhefiiy 4, arrest laroelf men who were
committing various acts II violence under the authority
lud j" Iynch." or they STYLED Themselves "Reonla.
tors They. or arr Of ihem. SECURED aud od
gtd in a and. liunne and his Of law and
order. returning hume they fired aud
eial oih,fs besides himself, killed Il was Hoped that
tins rerofi would prove uuoubded.
The Rpmor ftom he .Ncfmons Fol,e-Ii aprears
thai lie reuorl Of Nefmons ard lndaus being encsnt
neaf Cafage. llioois inttmidae the Circuit Court
n.s.rable fabfesiiu, circulated by uupfinciqed
passhs 10 cxaspefae he people against he Governor
II Illinois.
Lynch La1 applied 10 PIPE La,er,--A man, ma
MED William Beaman. from Phadell,hia was detecled
~ The Truth Ward. New York. attempting to sunggle
IN bs vote lie VAS ficd Ia code Lynch, and adJuJ
ged 10 he Jared and hahcred. all Of which was prompt
y administered II isa ply they did moi lave the as
cal banded over Ia te punished by Imprisonment.
Death efm QGietr.-Dicd al Little Rock, Arkansas,
on ihe sth ut u afnploSy. Isl Lieut. WIN. Bowman
81 the First Regiment L. = Dragons. lie vas inter
nd by The "Litle Rock Guards !" with military honnfs
and The ceremonies, at tie church aud he grave wee
nnmefonsly attended by the cltztn ms.
distressing .ircidenf at Pensacoia-By hitter iron
Pel.saeaa says the Mobile Tribune If he .l inst We
learn that the 18th inst during heavy squsIl in the
hafhof, bat belanpng to the l. : ship Falmouth ON
IFS way from the Navy Yard the city, was ears zFd
Wien hui short distance r. m The cry, and nine prisons
were drowned, Among whom we're IbuL Plper of the
Marine Corrs. and Professor Fox The other seven were
salefs Oar letter states that eoai with country pro
dnee coming out oi tic Sound. passed the scene
and saved eight persons, Hdsp aan and seven sailors
Having M small han, however and the larger vessel
np doubt being clumsy one they unable 10 render
more asssance, although the poor drowning men were
ihcs'fciing his ard must peousy. On Tuesday the
blas fun the Falmouth and tie Navy Ystd we're out
nil day IN search Of the bpdies.
Tie ioa one Jouad.-The Aplachicoa Advertiser.
/ Oct. ~ hns the follow ing:-AlIs McRae the lady
A.f in a STA II a1,I.. /
Woods has at last. taths unspakahe joy Of her husband
and friends. made he1 appearance. She was found al
[ The Old Noman's Bull slX mlles y w Of this place.
walking about con pleely lost For Two weeks she had
been exposed The searching sun, .ho damp and chi
ling nahi air aud frequent showers of rain. amid the
gloom Of the plney woods the dark recessos OF the
numerous hanmoehs, without food. liow she has sur
vIsed IS certainly miraculous.
Lore and EIop,neai.--A very handsome bride and
bridegroom lcii' New York on Monday, says The Even.
hhg Mirror, who aefe pointed out the hero and
heroine ri the following story, Ten days ago, small
town IN Massachusetts quite alive with the prepara.
iions for coming marriagethe "well-on" belle Of the
heialbafhood To a wealthy gentleman from distance
much her senior. There were JUNIORS that the lady's
will had heeu overrnled by parental suason and author
ny, but As she went about 10 her last maiden day making
arrangements very smillnely, felt much sympa
Thy In The sacrifice. There Was a .'wheel wlhln a
Wheel, however which musl be explained by taking
lhe reader at once INTO The lady confidence. She had
Turned an acquaintance during the summer with A
young gentleman from Southern city, no she thought
would have proposed To her. but from some such obstacle
as dlsirusi OF his worldly means. \ week before the
wedding day, she suddenly took courage and determined
al least Ia give HIM chance bcle throwing herself awav
10 please her parents. She him that If he would
DC al a cerlan tntoad station On certain day. she
would meet add accompany him 10 a clergyman. and
thence 10 the end nt her life or his. He there
She was there. They went 20 miles by the train
ahd mel the other bridegroom going the other way with
SISTERS relatives, trunks, and oye-iokens. deep veil
projected the fugitive. She and her hover reached the
city, were married, and went shopping and sight seeing
BIKE other people. The lady's iuflune Is IL her own
ught, moderate but sufficient.
Scene in .Nf,e York Court The PHILADELPHIA Sun
saNs there was singular in the Court OF Common
Pleas nl New York on the 4th inst by noon more than
three hundred aliens had crow Died about tie doar-
When the room. having been emplled through the win
dows, the doors opened for fresh admissions such
scene as was then witnessed has rarely been seen an
American cenrt The doors were Violently thrust
IN and The avalanche of human beings came on with
rsucl lmpouosIty ms Ia overthrow every thing in lis
course. Goats were torn of, hats lrodden under
foot, men were crnwded and jlmmed until almost life
less, and IN two three casts hall hour elapsed be
lore they had recovered themselves sufficiently speak
Outside OF the court room, the crowd of foreigners
canorous Tor admission. and il required the physical
tooe oi SIX officers TO make opening for Of The lnd
ees. The court room WAS filled and empcd not less
than our times during the day. and Among the crowd
Who were thorough damned up. were emale witnesses
well looking IRISH women.
a Horible .9Ddir-The n Y Commercial says
lha one day last a,,k tie mid day train was passing
down from Patterson 10 New York, man was observed
o The bridge coming towards the engine. The engnee,
beekoned ia him 10 stop 90 back but the individual
Tier did not perceive the sign, misunderstood II. In
one minute he might have teen aeruss the bridge and
out ol harms way. But the engineer Instead OF waiting
iur him, ru, his train in mutton. 1t the poor man
where was impossible for him in safety aud
although he placed himself possible against The
inner railing of The bridge struck his person aud nrecp
iatd hun itt IN an elevation If mol ss Than 40 feet di-
reeiy into the river, In pet,cl keeping with his brutal
recklesSness in thus running down human being this
engineer whose name understand is lilakeey never
slorped to his yctm bu etl hin perish in the
water.
Hiiiag on Elections The Evening Mirror says:-
affepS oi betting, here Is a specimen, from a Mlchi.
gan paper, which is the best bet the election we have
= seen Some Yankee grI is Offering bet ON Folks
lection with any respectable, gbu looking young man.
as follows. The stakes shall be the parties; II Polk is
elected, ! win. aud marry the gentleman who bets
asains me; lhe is not, the gentleman wins and mar
res me-"
Death gfa Missionary The Hartford Coorant states
'tat Mrs. Mary f., wife Oily j. Van Lennep. and
only daughter Of the Rev. DR.. llawes Of Hartford.
ded at Constaniinope, on the 9th OF September Mrs
Van iennep lett this country about wear since with
hefhushand, who Is Greek and ln WAS educ aipd in
Massachusetts. DIR. HAYES accompanied his daophter
10 oonslantinnpe. and returned early in the last sum
mef. Mrs '. WAS % years of age.
The Winchester, Va. Republican $ aes that an un.
fortunate rrncon'te occurred The 5lh instant be.
I tN cen Robert W Baker and Inn W I ali, ,o,.