Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-05
Correspondence q lie Caolesion Courier.

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and cotton manufactures in those States are quite pop
naf profitable IN the stockholders. and Increasing In
number. Indeed. Louisiana with the most fortr soil
IN the world. aud having. present. monopoly Of The
sugar interest oi the taited States requires novel de
,etSlon at tho cartAl aud ndualy III her pcnnlo INTO
new channels She ia In the snrnn time OF her youth
suehRth aud prosperity. ouying advantages over any
eihor section Of the Union IN lie rich productions o her
industry aud IN The commercial ospcets of her nreat
emporium. Her Statesmen and oraluts understand her
position, md are not luc vain Of H.
New Orleans. particularly the American potion orii
II lmpmNlng rapidly Darng the rasi year. many new
edltees have been erected. Which have beantGrd he ci
iy net Illle The streets are wide and spacious and
same ri them very handsome. Charifess street /. the
hshlnhnhr nfnnnnade just hel,te dinner and h.u cen
rye and iNo'cork IN The alefnnon when the bellies and
heauN ~ New Orleans take ah airing and 90 shopping
IN see what lhcy can see aud Perhaps buy Hiile -
ne Aiots upon Tins attractive thurauphfe are Toll Of
all rleh aud costly articles aud their TAR visitors are n
mong The hlfest aud mns beautiful females IN the
would. Nany ui the Greoes passesa rare nersnn.
al attractions Tiny dress nh much taste ard p,ptl
'ir, and their manners Distinguished by grace and
simplicity, Every body hero Ia fond of nm uscn,enls-
MUSIC ana aaac'nF are eennen ampshnents. The
opera Is iashouahc entertainments and Is fcuucniod
by The grave and Qny alike, is kept M ON very Npn-
sive scale, aud the Italian company nov pct0rmlte
hf,c Is male up Of Stafs, some III HEN Tho fret and
The Iesl OF minor magnitude, boi all fcd ia the spheres
IN which Tiny move respectively | havenryer liked
H.,
supnose. Is It's perfection.
Judeiag imm the Increased number Of churches. re.
alon, conclude, naurshes here more than t,rnefly
ne eee"nine and fnqnent Or epp continues II draw
lafRe hau"s 10 daea faibef Aluilen. he splendid
new Cathedral Of 81 hauick's. nui DIR Hawkes. Is
now al the ragc and The hdits are airly dyre in &c.
siates OF admuatiin eecnAonrd hy his nnusrendant
ruwets OF charming. | went H. hear him preach last
SUNDAY but hled lodo 81. Bishop Polk ullicafed -
DR.. inN hes. however fepd Tie server and d il very
n TtEA NfIN RIslt r. al Fg -
men hrug, besides heinz very untIhv and sensible
lhoolgian, and one who reflects lie highest honor IN
The EmscupHey, lam going Ia moffuw 10 hear Dr.
seoul the tftshyieran clergyman, who has high rep-
na'loo' lin Rev. MI Niebulson. al the Methodist
thnrch, IL n young divine ot much promise The Rev
nf. Clarke, formerly ofChorlfafon md thn Rev Alr
Hinton, are building up Furnishing Baptist Churchts-
mHny from the error At their WAYS Ia the
paths OF righteousness l,eligon making progress Ia
the crescent ttlY. II Is ecvalna tie standard of The
crosse and rendering morals puter aud better Thia in a
matter worthy Of commemhmllon. II isa pity. huWev.
En- thai the military should still tnfn oat on Sunday
and thai n should be- deemed Necessary To empov drum
aud hie and bnelo eraueties and military aecs 10 use
er IN The ttnmphs oiihe Gospel Ra There scripture
lnr H. IA there for almost every thing N came not -
says the Saviour, ITO send pence ON raf,h bul sword
aud, although the elements IT peace and hfhcry love
nfe uhdlsiuthfd during the week. when there IL no
preaching and when Re eili2ens are engaged IN their OF
binary a'ocaions yet no sOoncr doca The Sabbath
Iuhlu, iHaH NallnI htutWnHR dress tHpmSflYpR
oply complete assume HUSTLE attitude. hnfl their ~
halhemas and thunderhuts from the nulps upon the
heads Of weak dlsseniens who have not he opp0tun
~ OF replying Ia them, while the voice Of the trumpet
the neghing OF Tie war horse, aud the bfandshng ii
deadly weapons beyond the walls Of the ten ME prove
that war Is the nalum state Of man. MS some phluso
pliers insist. II Is oqunly ihs offspring of the hnhesl
state of civilization in land Of christians Strange 10
say. The Place d ,3fmfslhe place of PARADE is directly
opposite the old French Cathedral, and yet perhaps, a
ter a II Is mel so strange elher II may be embemnt
IT. IN certain sense, Of the Catholic Church and the
Church nniVersnl which, in all ages Of the would has
hon kind uirhurch militant, couipndna against the
flesh with nesby weapons. Force is the ultima rafo-
the last argument 10 which kings resort. but bnh pa
rsis aud proossnts ollen take II up aud find II exceed
mgly elecnal. u Is an edged tool cutting keeny as
raz'r. or il IA heavy nan hearing down all opposition
1t s altogether necessary convince mans reason
II you would make christian Of him, but il be is STUPID
or obsnaie religion must not Therefore suffer or fail Of
victory. 10 such ensos great men employ carna wen
pens carry truth forward and open ~ for IT, and
II has long since bren discovered and examples are ev
cry day furnished Of the trnl of the ramafk that 10
knock man down o. toss him sione the snresi
possible why To Coz qurr his understanding. Force thus
becomes general axiom, ol which, if The three parts Of
the sycgsn are not clearly apparent the conclusions
last is and felt, 10 his hearts content by the de-
iralcd antagonist.
The public schools Of New Oleans IRE in very
condition. and justly an object Of city
pride and city encouragement. All classes are merged
in these Institutions. Rich and poor meet iaoeher and
drink together from the common luuntan of know ledge
'wiihou money aud without price, )" aud, what ~ better
still, without pride jealousy contempt entertained to
wards earh other. The Corporation Il The Secuud Mu
pripaliy n5s abofi erecting splendid edIfce which
Will contain municipal Offices for The Of The govern
menl. and a sraailus Lecture Room and Room for
Library for the Public Schools, The plan Of getting up
this library is as nuvcl as II is simple and suitable II
WINS first suggested ty that distinguished fnancier
Sam }. Peters, ESD md has passed into an ordinance
Each scholar belonging 10 the Public School contributes
70 cents a month"; M three dollars per annum. These
payments, durng three years. or nine dollars raid al
any Tune constitute the scholar, paying IT, n hfe mem
her Of HE Public Sehoul Lyccum and Library Society
The amount accumulated, by this means. during the
past year, has been 5000, and will continue 10 accuuu-
late IN that ratio, At least fer ench succeed no year By
Tie voluntary onGlbulons of The pupils ons the most
splendid Libraries the Union III thus be collected in
the space VI few years. There IS nothing in theor
ganl2atiun Of the New England Schous. " l al their
excellence that can compete with hose Of New Orleans
IN this particular.
fHUlnent tfa PropheeY In ona oflhe letters which
the seniur editor of the Savannah Republican is writing
10 his paper descriptive # aud e,yns IN his tour
10 Europe, Egypt Syria and Palestine we ind tire fol
lowing extract giving account Of his visit Tyre
and showing lie literal ulflnent Of one Of Gods pgo.
pheccs
I'VE arrived Tyre carly ia ha afternoon and sure
IL place better correspond The description OF
Formerly insular il has heen connected with the main
land since the conquest of Alexander the ea and the
shnns Is still narrower than the size os the IOWA.
wiihsianding the accumulation Of centuries. OF the
ancient town not Il veslige remains. All is buried he
meath the sand, and several excavations in progress
uasp Ia IF katld