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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-21
MExicAN coSsrL,rr.
New Orleans. August S,h. 1915.

NeW OrIttIls, AUGUST Stu, $50. )
by nrier 81 has Es;eency the President VI tho Re
public, infrm the Mxicsn citizens r..sidar In the L.
States that Ills Ex,eency has determined that this
Consulate BE- clsed, and tia, return to Mexico takno
with me It's archives in consequence Of The stale Of our
relations win The United States. IN compliance with
shis order, will this day elise my Office aud will sail
sem,rrow tor Vera Cruz. board the Mexican sehr
Rclaspago. 4. DE ARRANGoEZ, Consul. ~
The New Orleans Bulletin OF the Oh instant save
The Mehieai vessel Reiampago refused yesterday To
take The mali We had PREPARED send Mexico and
the Sandwich Islands. We learn thai the other papers
In the city have been treated in the sane way We are
at loss To understand The pfoceeding Can IT be sulh.
ness--or is there really ebaso or declaratiao Of
war, made known by the Mexican Consul Ia the com
anander OF The vessel. which prohibits him from The car.
-iage OF Amsrcan mails As sifaws sliow hcl way
The Wind blows, perhaps thus ma, be found true index
g our International relations.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-21

Death IF Rec. j. E. J,cksoa.-We hay. the sal H.
ass OF The recent death. by apoplexy at Henderson,
Kentucky, otthe Rev. Jou,Nves f. JAcksos, former.
Pastor OF The Episcopal Church OF Wlnches,e, Va in
which sia"a he abored Gr many years most dilieent,
y anu faithfully We have NJ doubt pr~Nr tribute
WI We paa 10 Inc memory anil services ut lhis eninon
H,Sine. BY soue TREAD fs;uar with his htr i'm,
chester Repub -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-21

religious excitement similar tn American Milerisu.
mas commenced In England. under the auspices of late
ministers OF The Established Church. who preach the
approaching second advent of the Sa viour the leader
sthe Rev Mr. Prince. His associates are the Rev
George Robertson, Thomas Lewis Price, William
Coobe and Mr. Starkie the latter being The only Law
man that has YET taken active part IN preaching the
new theory, They have al been suspended by The Es-
tablIshed Church. -Phila ho
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-21
Orsers have been received =, Nmfdk I'll ont The L
). figate Congress ior Immediately.

The Union promises hereafter (aitef giving Alnonie's
repaired decsfaiiua that 'lie id Yankees must be
ahrpeJ Ia furnish "a Tall OF General Santa
Ana's orclaratn Z" lis intended attack and burning
oi the CITY Of Washington, made IN presence ui lhe
whue diruma,ic corps; deemiag important at tbis
crisis that The people ,f The United Stairs should be
"afued ut the perilous situation IN which they pi
red" This. IL strikes ns. is small game Santa Ana
Is IN exile. and Almontes wrath certainly ought moi 10
DISTURB us.--.1iex Ga-.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-21
rhr Zp,rrhb,irn Utr0imiam.
THURSDAY. AUGUST 81, 1915.
THE MEXICAN WAR.

We have no later from Mexico and there
seems 10 DO doubt, not whs'andng the busierous
and ponpous circulars Of her Secretaries, and the war
like preparations which we hear Of whether there will
be declaration OF war or not It viii be remembered,
for example. that IN the (rcular Of the Mexican Secre.
iary Of War (Seno Conde,) published in our las, he
stated that declaration Of war would be sen, in TO Con-
9ress by the Mexican President the nerl day That cir
culAr was dated the 10th OF June And yet the New
Orleans Bee has dates from the city Of Mexico to the
l0h Of June, three days utter this declaration to
have been sent IN; and up to that lime, neither
non intercourse had been declared II is stated however
the President had SUNNI oned Extraordinary Go,u-
Gill; provided by The Mexican constitution for great emer
eehcles, consisting OF the Governors Of the several States
aud other high unctnnares, take into consideration
the state OF the country aud TO deliberate and decide up
on the course proper To be adopted. This Council had
not convened at the last dalesand supposed that
no deinitve action would be- taken until they should as
semble In the mean while, however, we hear of the
movement Of Mexican troops towards the frontiers Of
Texas, and other hostile demonstrations, which fully
justify the energetic preparations made by our governs,
ment 10 defend that territory from hostile
The effect Of the the seaboard may be inferred
from the following paragraphs
From The ~. Y. Tribune, .4agus, "A.
The Mexican chill was on The Market to-day. and
the iancles suffered considerably Nearly all the large
operaors are selling short, looking upon war as inevl
liable, aud upn fall oil IN per cent. consequent upon
declaration. Under these circumstances IL 10 sarprls-
ing the market maintains itself well as il dues
There may be small rally; but II relations wi h
Mexico are settled one way the other, permanent
improvement in the Stock Market can be looked for
Stocks are very low and the Money Market easy, and
every thing under usual circumstances would Indicate
considerable Use. The Mexican incubus however
squas On the table OF the Upper Board and the market
cannot RISE
From the " 7. Courier, august Is.
The indications Of the latest accounts from Mexico as
well as the more extensive preparations king by The
u s. 10 strengthen its orces Texas and enlarge its
supply OF munitions, certainly look very warike,
declaration of war by Mexico would seem mere
ormay-ior the state OF her treasury and the general
dsoreanlzallon Of the government forbid any efficient
hosllllles. Our naval force the Gulf of Mexcos sufi
cient TO complete thebockade OF the Mexican ports
We are not sure that mischief NAV be done arnuug
our whalers IN the Pacific by Mexican cruisers from
oan Slas, Monterey and oil her ports in that sea.
But the mere fact Of the existence Of war in the
Gul Ut Mexico and the questions which the block
ade may give rise with powerful neutral nauns-cxci,es
no small sollctude.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-21

W. Inc y fredericksburg Recorder, one If the mos,
decided iocoioco papers III Virginia u,iefs Ibis ms, sen
"inen'; We hold the practice OF prescription for o.
pnlon sake) ia unm'gated abhorrecse and we sail
not fail to r'ise DOR voce3 agas, II by Y4,ps eye, !,
may be eAer:lsedr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-21

we learn from the Springfield (Mass) Republican.
ina Mr, W 'llsm B Hodssn, Of Savannah, Ca ar,
I'VE, ~, ., Springfield few days since with his amiy.-
tie had with him colored rir as a serysn,--she w,s
slave wri. of habeas corpus was accordingly OBJ
'ancd, ont II was not served until the gentleman arry
I'd at The Mansion House, in Northampton. where The
-" was o" Thursday. taken before Judge Dewey, Of
e 'up,e'ne oo"ti before whom she decided. Of her
own choce 10 remain with her MASTER and family
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-21

ron most important discovery in the manuiac-
'o,e o. 40" mas been made at Troy, N. Y. The wesl
49,, ,s"e ehamPa'n abounds IN magnetic ore from
WIN only one bea:. The result is soft maeable iron
capable Of being drawn nto the smallest wires. II is
oo'a"ed by process at de,sdisug ihe iron. ts which
PROCESS patent has been secured by the Inventor. The
J',.'a t aNo ae''y with which iron thus he pro
yucca make 1t one 0t the first inventions ut TN, ACE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-21

fopefuat 'lohon.-Another person. named Potter,
nom Berkshire county, Mass, has almost discovered
perpetual motion. II sand u have the power of work
ing as long as the material lasts Of which II is cus
ted the moving power, however, produced by The
machine l'selt. but is constant and apervading power
beng nothing less than The pherc pressure of the
temperature.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-21

W Tue Republican expresses peculiar regret a, the
defeat ct Thomas f. Marshall the Lucoioco candidate
'or Congress IN The Lexington (Ky) district. And w..
o'has r. Marshall during the canvass declared bin
sell !" 'aVor OF the Tariff Of 1912 and ola National Rank
Is our nei.hbot coming over
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-21

The primary school committee of the Public School
society oil boston say, IN recent report 10 the boa I'd
that the use OF seats without backs the schools he
heved IN many cases, especially OF girls to have occa-
stoned curvaures If the spne and recommended that
seats with hacks be substituted.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-21

bH.) company ffam Sacke','s ilarfr ,atts the rs'
al Ssu n. Marie &c. shd the companies al thoss
ros's will he further South
The New Orleans Pcaynne q. tho sth instant ssYs.
ave hear that The weather extremely warm Shsn
the drssesns lefl iH Iexss- 81 hd that three u Them
.ll frm their horses dead beffe cfussiug he Sshuf
all from being sua siruck The weather was csilef.
however BY the lime They had reached San Augustine
and all were novng we'll aud IN excellent splrts' y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-21
SLAVERY IN MISSISSIPPI n,

MAY FRV IN MISSISSIPPI-Hy a nrovis,nn /,
Inc constitution OF Mississippi, the introduction of slaves
INTO That State is prohibited after the present wear This
prohibition extends not only The INTRODUCTION of
as mefchand'ze, but settlers in the State cannot import
,"e% 'o' .''e'r '"" use This state Of things induced
the Legislature its last session 10 auho,izn tho ~
pe 10 vote On proposition 10 change this provision
u sAehes general attention the New Orleans BuIe-
I'm 'h'nks that the popular sen,nen, is agains, any
change. s'' "'S
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-21
STALE EiE.ci'iOss.

The Republican crows The re5t,lt Of the aiE a,
eeios in galan, style It declares thu, the Lucofr.
victory is more splendid than tina, Of last fall :,
Why, then, heehbor, did you nol bring forth that
same old ROSTER which adorned your columns las,
yearl But perhaps shall see him in ali his 2l,ry in
this mornings issue
And, after all, what is the grand victory tlus acliev
ed? Tennessee, it is probable has gone a,ains, thu
Wings by small majority; bu, is owing, mol To chan.
ges. but diminished vote, the returns will show.
In North Carolina the Wings have lost 6ne member of
Congress-bul in Tennessee they have gained ore, and
in Kentucky they have gained ,hree-while in Ala.
hama and Indiana they stand as they were Taking
all the circumstances into considera,onour defeat las,
Fall, and the fact tina, the Locos had already secured
maturity in The Congress, lie, the elections this va,
result they might've say. taking these circums,a
ces into consideration have every reason 10 be salts
fled with the spirit which the Wings have shown on
this OCCASION and with the results which they have a.
chieved All regret is. the loss Of Fosters election
as Governor Of Tennessee. But before remarked
that defeat is attributable less the weakness of the
Wing party in that State than to their apathy produced
by causes apparel, 10 every candid mind. We sutju
results
TENNESSEE.
We have returns from, 36 counties in this S,a,o
which show about 900 loss .o tho Wings stree LA,
Fall, when Clay's majority in the State was only 49,
We therefore regard the election Of Aaron " Brown a,
Governor settled thing The last Knoxville Register
expresses some doub, 10 the political complexion "
the Legislature which is Important, L. $. Sena.
tor is 10 be elected winter From the returns re-
ceved We think il probable the I4ocos will have ma
joriry Of or on joint ballot Las, year the Wings
had majority off. For Congress we have heard from
only four districts. Andrew Johnson O.oco) in the
Jonesborough, and DR.. Peyton (Whg) IN The Nash
vile district, elected. 10 the Knoxville district
r. Crozier tWhigy is elected, by majority Of abou,
400 over julius w Blackwell U.oco) the lac member.
In the Murireesborough district, NJ ?. Gentry (Whis>
succeeds D. " Dickinson, deed. Of the same party
NORTH CAROLINA.
There was election in North Carolina tot rembe ~
OF the State Legislature. The following re the mem
befs Of Congress elect David S. Reid, James c. Dob.
bin, James J. Mckay. J. r. }. Danisl. Asa Briggs,
Henry S. Clarke (Locos,) and ID. NJ. Barrngey, Al.
fred DockeIy and (probaby) James Graham {Whgs)
The latter gentleman opposed Il. l.. Cngman in the
Mountain district, in which there Locop can.
didate.-Ihe Raleigh Register says: 1.-The Wigs have
lost single member, o by any remarkable increase Of
Locooco strength, bn, by the apathy of the Wings. who
called on, in North Carolina fully except WIN,
we have Goyernor 10 elect We have alwavs BEEN
able to elect Governor-we always shall be able to
do it, 50 long the three great Western iisric,stte
Gibraltar of Wing principles stand firm and nmovs
| ble"
INDIANA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-21

c,h ,' Arah oukL.-lhe New Orleans Picayune Of the
i"h insian; says: 1--WE are informed of Jne c,,,h,
~o A"fangs since. between Pule said to be- teacher
" ,"e smai.sword exercise. and shoemaker in which
'o'n were killed on the spp, They tough, WIN pis,als
~ "'e PAGES distance, aud al the frs, fire both Tell
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-21

~ esc,a SPaTi.-A Laniag party IS to rendezvous a,
a. bunting buffalo snd exoriut the coua,ry q. +. west
anu scih as the hio Crdade. pleasant journey and
os Of fsn aIe promised ose who engage ~ The expe
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-21
Donlr0tfc kMtrIlt0rMre.
froa he sNsr Orleans Tfyie. lag Q.
DEPARTURE OF THE MEXICAN CONstT

lhe Mexican Consul will leave t,is city Ia day, on
The Relsinpaga, for V-,a Irus. Though the courtesy
81 our iF'eass ef The Bee. which paper will contain
saornng his address The Mexcxas in thts counry ~,
are enaeied 10 state. that athuas Srnn Araagrz has
osea his ba sness here snJ leaves in osd,nce To in.
siraetia's fro his governn., the period o HI. depsr
tafe was eit wholly /, his discretion. The IN.
slfuc'ons 10 MN were Pfecsled not upon declaration
Vt war, but nPm the peseai unsettled relations between
the tso Countries We understand that he leaves at
tins time IN order oavoid The gales tina, nsua y occu IN
Scplember. tie lakes hrs oii s.ai papers with him
me following Is the Address referred To IN The a.
bove: ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-21

YOUTHFUL DIvlNE.--l'he Liverpool papers state
mat youth only thirteen years Of age is preaching il
mat cry, and that he sames many of the Oxford and
Cambridge men IN holy orders by the powerful eloquence
he possesses.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-21

in honest Unch farmer thus writes 10 the Secretary
OF the Massachusetts Agricultural Society .Crnie
men, you will have ih, goodness To ealer me on your lis,
ut cattle !ur hnl y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-21

An explosion took place at the United States Arsenal
Washington, on the llh inst. about halt past four o.
clock. man named Albert f.. Irving was killed while
preparing percussion powder for small arms. The
building was shattered To pieces II is stated that the
man was engaged 10 be married to a young lady in Bal
tiinore.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-21

Large Peaches.-A late English paper says that a,
the show OF the London Horticultural Snciety, at CHS
wick peaches measuring each nearly toot Ia circu,
The seal oi the Marquis uSExeier
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Correspondence efhe NJ y. Courier and Enquirer,

hhpust 1910
rather singular correspondence has taken place re-
Gently between ,lr. Bancroft and various olher persons
N The Navy, which would nde,e that Mr. b. had some
Idea ol putting Stop Ia soe oi the abuses which nov
exist IN ,he navy. learn that slon time apo Mr.
Bancroft ordered Mr. Purset Handy Of New York 10
y'n the sloop ot war Cynne n Norfolk. which is about
10 80 un cruise 10 the Pacific. aud report himself for dn
~. NJ" Mr. Handy understand Is III President u
Que OF no steamboat companies whose boats navigate
Long Island Sound, asd had 40 desire 10 give up his
snug benh white he sincerely wished the government
10 pay IL HIN his pntsprs salary Tor donu uUtbing far
the service. lr Handy therefore goes to Dr. Ruschen
berger, nj The Naval Hospital New York, and Dr. n
gives hin certificate that lac is net fl e. sea service
which ihe worthy person enclIses IN letter 10 Mr.
bancroft. Mr. H., Immediately IN receipt of A. placed
MI iianJy on ufongh. lie then wrote 10 Dr. Rusch
berger, giving him very sharp re- rnand Tor having
yenared 10 give such certificate without hayiuy M"
ORDERS rom the Department 10 examine Mr. Handy and
requests hin Tor the future To give any until ask,d
nf them lie then detailed three surgeons To G,rm n
board III survey and Sent odors 10 them 10 report Them
s,lsesto Commodore Morgan at The Naval Asylum
fmadelph'. and WRITES 10 pursrf Handy 10 do likewise
MI. Handy replies that he will dn So aud oncl scs in
his letter certificate from Dr. Wiley OF the Naval Ron
'1'nus AT New York. stating that he has been intimate.
y acquainted with Mf. ilandvs constitution for many
years. aud that he wss moi tit Tor service Mr. II
went 10 Philadelphia. The survey WAS held and ,b,,
Buard feprled Il, The Secterary oi the Navy that Par
ser Handy cds NJ for sea service. ilereupon Mr. Ban,
cru" "fnle most efemp'ary letter TO Mr.. Handy 10
JON the Csane forthwith. and at the same time scni ar
defs 10 Dr. Wloy join the same vessel infmioy him
as ho was intimately acquainted with Mr. landy's ron.
sti'ulon. he would be afforded excellent oppor,n-
my OF attending In IL dutmg the cruzr What will
be me end oil' remains 10 be M. Handy will
naf"y Ike I" give mp his Presidency the Slonmboa,
'onpahy aud YET would unjust 10 allow him IN ~
cevt pay as rnser when he Isd pc The service
ior which he Justly liable learn ais, thai when the
survey had been held and the peremptory order given
"f turSer Handy 10 Join the Cyane. he wro,c letter
covering eight pages ol l"scap 10 prove to the Secrea
" "''he Navy that Pnrser who had been in the ser
wee twenty years. ought 10 be required To 90 to sea
at all!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-21

W. Poh and The Army We understand tina, Pres
'oeh' Folk has recently appointed Mr.. QntHhy. A mi
vate citizen Of Tennessee Icuienan, m m. rnf,oa
states Army, over the heads of seventy or eyhiy
passed graduates with rank Of }revet second Ien1en
ants. who are waiting tor vacancies to receive promo
we are mol aware that this puwer OF The Pres,lcn, has
ever been exercised by any ri hs predecessors strkes
al The very foundation Of tie hopes and If Tho
young men composing the army. During the Florida
var Mr. Van buren, made repeated army appointments
from among private citizens, but always took care IN
ausl The list army candidates br. making aoy such
fence to the officers OF The army. IN Y. Tribune
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-21

ms Pensacola Gazolte states That man named Nj.
',..' was seized aud carried off by shark Wills,
draw Ing seine near that place
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-21
A SITUATION WANTED.

A young maa. well qialif-d to teach the Esolish
IA branches. and AIS the Latin aud Greek. wishes
!" n'a'n SITUATION IN private family IN til. country
For particulars inquire At this ofli 8.
AuslS a.,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-21

Being : Wings and l.ocofoc,s as in the last deIe.
CATION. Dr. Thompson (,he Wing candidate in III,
10Th dlsrci unfortunately died onr days before .be o.
lection Ills sickness prevented his canya,snp The dis
'rct luy and 10 this circumstance may in part be at.
irbued the reelection of Andrew Kennedy
In the State Legislature the Locos will have decided
majority securing to them u. S. Senator.
KENTUCKY
In this gallant State the Wings have gained brilliant
triumph. In the last Congress there were Lueo and
Wing members. In the next there will be Wbir,
and Locos-Messrs. French, Caldwell and Stone, lsre
Locofoco members having been each beaten in their 70.
specve districts by Messrs Trumbu, Bell and Young
Wings good aud true. In the State Legislature tho
Wing majority is, as usual, overwhelming.
ALABAMA.
Messrs Chapman. Pay ne, Houston and Yancey Ho
cos,) are reelected to Congress. Mr. Dargan Noc,)
beats Mr. Dunn (Whig) in the Mobile district, Ia Loco
ea'n,) and Mr.. billiard (yhig) succeeds Mr. B,ser
(Loc") in the Montgomery district In the Talladepa
district, The race is close and doubtful between
Rice, the regularly non mated Locofoco candidate and
the notorious Felix G. Mcconnell, the lale member.
who, being superseded by caucus took the field ON his
own hook.
II is impossible to say who has been elected overpo
The majority in the northern counties for Terry the re-
guiay nominated Locofoco candidate is much less than
had been anicipaled-and il possible therefore tina,
Martin, who took the field agains, him as an udepep
denl candidate. has beaten him. The chances. how,
ever, are sill favorable, we think. for Terry.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-21
INDIANA.
The following are complete returns Of the Concres
sional election in this State:

Robert Dale Owen, Locufpco.)
Th"mas J. Henley. :"
Thomas Smith,
Caleb b. Smith, (Vhig.)
William W. Wick, (Locofoco.g
John w. Davis,
Ed. W. McGaughey, (IVhis } gain.
john Petit. Iucoioco
Chas. W. Calhcart. " gain.
Andrew kpnned. ..
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o. Or several Obituary ac3s the reads, is refer
sed to The uaith PAGE.
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