Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-15

o. The Richmond Times in an unnecessarily cap
tts tone, nlorms that il is not the "orpan" Of the
James River and kanawha Company. as it supposes we
had infatuated. We intended 10 create no such impress.
sion, and surely not with the design imputed to u.s. Of
thereby weakening the force Of its Arguments We did
uderd, express the opinion that the editorial Article
in that paper in defence of tho views once entertained
by the President Of that Company, and embodied in one
ofhs Annual Reports, was written "by authority" but
by this expression we merely meant it to be inferred
that the leading facts upon which he arguments of the
Times based had been furnished to it for that pur.
pose either by member Of the Board by some per-
in intimate connection with it. And this supposi.
ton, which, ifeneora. not gned TO be often
sive 10 too sensitive cotempoary,) based upon
The belief that the seniur editor of the Times who has
bu, recently assembled the tripod had never paid such
parlicaiar attention 10 the details of the Central i'm.
proveneni as 10 enable him promptly 10 draw upon
his own resources in vlndcaon Of The orme policy of
the Company We knew that he had but lately
left region Of country in which the james River
and Kanawha improvement has never yet, that are
aware Of, heard friendly voice raised in its defence; and
taking for granted that he concurfed in the opinion
universally prevalent the "South side," very
naturally Inferred that he indebted others for in>
fornatoa, which be has ably welded to have
tied the aPrealion, if not Of "otgah" certainly of
champion u the Company. He is entitled to the ben
eft Of this explanation. and We cheeriully give it.
VERAIONT.-ll is probable tina, there has been no
choice of Governor by the people, at the late election
this State consequence Of three tickets having
been run, (Nhg, Loco and Abollon,) neither Of which
Obtained majority Of the whole number of VOTES The
election will nov devove upon the Legislature. in which
the Wings have large majority. There is doubt.
consequently, of he election Of the Wing candidate.
Qfcih their heads The President has appointed
Dennis Preur collector of the customs for the port u
New Orleans, vice Thomas Barrett. removed -Wm.
Crosby, of Oha, consul iot the port of Talcuahano in
Chill. in the place Of Paul H. Delauo removed Seth
Beden surveyor and inspector Of the for The port
Of Hartford, Connecticut. vice p. b. GooJse removed
-ond James T. Miller, naval officer for the district o
W minsun, N. e. vice James Owen, remoted.
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FOREIGN kEWS.-See the first page for a var
ETY. o! interesting foreign extracts received by the last
arrival AIMING them is brief sketch Of The trumphal
journey Of the Queen Of England through the Germaf
States sin refereace to whom, by the way, it is stated
that great fears are entertained for her sanity Certain
~ her head is unlikely to be turned and her bralr
added by the ahorions well splendid ceremonies
which every where pecede aud follow her in her CONT
nenal Trip.
With respect to the English crops, the intelligence
Tin the language Of cotenppary. is about as t"ggy
the weather is said - be in Great Britain. There seems
to be manifest disposition to mystDy-and hence TIN
greater necessity for extreme caution On the part OF
mercan dealers until further and reliable adv ice
shall be received.