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Long live the defenders of the lawsl
To his excPllenry Don MANUEL ORIBE
PAfsANDER. 18th September IS

PAfsANDER. 18th September. 1876
My MUCH ESTEEMED FRIEND AND SIR
Now. At "'c"rk in The morning. the squadron
81 savage nniiarans is approaching this port. and
within Two or three hours ;hP battery, Presi
d'ni Oribe. will open It's fire To the cry of' Long
1--we ihe President n[, the republic, and American
lndfPPndence The parties from the co1st an
n"nnre I" me "a vessels hut ! can only see four
teen large ones, among them steamer the turns
81 the r"as prevent me from seeing tho others
The fate "f Palsander is going To he decided v i'm
in IFS trenches. and. last resource. beneath i,s
rims and il liz existence cannot he saved il shall
save the honor Of The Onrntals and Aroentines
and the dignity of their government This from
your grateful friend
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n BUTTERFLY FLowER.-In the gardens OF
San joseph and enVrons is seen in iis greatest
perfection le papiiion regeial, which grows on
sPecies ofivy, entwined round poplar, or any
other tall tree. This bIoasora is an exact repre-
sentation Of living butterfly. Most unfortunate
ly there is no means Vf preserving il, even for
time no sooner is it gathered Ihan it withers
and falls to dusI.--CoI- Capsdose's Sixteen
Years in the W. Iaiigs
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r. AT ten O'Clock in the morning fourteen large
vessels ut war commenced their upera lions auaius,
ms part. The Anglo- French squadron, with the
pirate Garr;baldi, was composed in all of m,Ie
than thirty sail.
Under these circumstances, General Diaz or
dered To be inserted III the general orders the fol
lowing pairiutic proclama ton monument of Amer
lean honor aud boIduess:
Long live the defenders of the lawsi
General Don Antonio Diaz, Minister of War,
ect, ect., proclaims:
10 the inhabitants and heroic people of Pals
ander! National Guards, understandable column
OF order and OF the laws! Argentine warriors,
brave defenders of American liberty and indie.
pendence
The !erocious band of savage unilarians, uni
ted with the naval forces of ENGLAND and al
France. vpniured To day to raise their heads.
h"mbrd IN a hundred comhais, and whose laurels
rnc'rrie your hrows. You have finally seen
them approach this point, with the aid of their
lniquiI"us protectors. loaded with the spills oi
C"on'a and ut Gualeguaychu, which they deli
vrred tn piIlagr, Ia The flames and To destruction
heir presence Is ior us the announcement of news
days "i glory. In Il few lIn,inenls the hour ot
combat will resuund amungst us; il will alsu be-
that oi vengeance Tor those defenceless people
Let PaiSander he To Uruguay The buwark auainsp
which The amhiion OF the prrfidiuus enemies ga
'"' '""' P-""T"Sc may We NdStleU 10 pieces Its,
trenches an"iher tomb for the savage unitarians
and an exemplary warning 10 their lgnube allies
Cl'IZ"nS! Argentine and Oriental suldiers
All me inhabitants of the Two rrpubiicks nf the,
Piaa hX tins day their eyes on the banks of the.
Uruguay and they all hope, confiding in your
Vai"r and patriotism, for the news of your iri-
nnph over this horde of pirates, unitarian saya-
ges, AMI their C" operators and auxiliaries' Yes,
heroic F.hSander opposed itself io their desua-
iIng march and that the said honorable conf
denre may not br belied, let us fight " it'll the
resolution 81 cnnqnering or dying Tor The liberty
ana independence of our Country, rather that
pass through the gnomIny of being slaves To
Foreigners
Long live his Excellercy the President of the
republic. General Don Manuel Orlbe!
Long 1--we his ExceIency the Governor of the
province OF Buenus Ayres, Brigader General
Don Juan Manuel de RusaS!
Death 10 the enemies uf American indepep
dence!
PAisANDER. 29lh September. IS45.
(Sgned.) ANrONlA DIAZ.
Almost immediately afterwards the battle be-
gan between the battery. " President Oribe,'
ana The ""mblned fleets. which lasted an hour
The Anglo French and Garrihadi were repulsed
Inc hrst reireated la the lower Uruguay, and
me PIraie took the direction of Salto
The English war steamer grounded on the
hidden rocks which obstruct The navigation of
the Uruguay in lis principal channels, and could
only he got off after great exeriiuns, and sustain
ing some damage.
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Columbia that rules the waves,
BATTLE or PAISANDER ON tn,

BATTLE OF PAISANDER. ON THE RI
VER URUGUAY DEFEAT OF THE ENGLISH
AND FRENCH COMBINED FLEETS. BY THE
ARGENTINE AND ORIENTAL REPUBLI.
CANS.
Transit lion from The Spanish of official docu.
me"Is retaiire 10 The English and French
eombi0ed fwce in m ntiack ON Paisaudsr. n
small torn on The riuer Urmgpou. by n de.
fachment Of The argentine and Oriental for
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Mr. Dix of New York, and Mr. Benton have spo.
ken in favor of the Notice-Mr. Caihoun's Course
not known-The Business progressing in the
House-The % Great Unshot att
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-17
rERuBLHrRAsEDi a CINCINNATI

Mr.. C,lk. Win has b.sn acting ss / ca'nfer Of ll'
People, lhraie lof - dsbs. AID ho Is te kusAand
III Mis-. C1JA. slurVbt crehfalff r danseuf ,hh"
faha Rove a1lu. gu'eIo-. Isst csenoe, By sa''ne
hfu iut4uu1 tine h.an NHi dlfl TT fai'f, While HtN
~. boa tr,ind hr ..l1a.s. seeas tisl Mr.. Reese
MS pf,up,r, the Ia -, and upIn The conclusion %"
tia hrst rl.,r fru1b - Alfs tuuh, rs she Wa pas
sHg lhr stage. that str Ms imperfect and acled.
y hy the ID ri Dr. y,m study y1uf pan' ~ his US
aal PECULIAR way ~ winch sie rrpIrd You had better
nat trsut ne auy mote, At II fnu d. III 81 your
larr 'AIc yuu rlrur,i s4n Jnk, as She passed "n
Ia line mru ilul ste made complaint 10 her husband,
ahJ ID tc 3ek- uiire, aad, gaiag upon The sa!e by
tie back duIr. Ncui mlu Aopfis fa1n, where Ai1fts
n4s ly.ul upul lte suia, anl Walking 0pio him, MOI
rs asked lIp Whist he Nauiedl Luuh replied that hr
rauo lpti Jet hm know what The receipts II HE luu'r
artr. ~. Cook then remarked, "yn hdd better icH
HdtpJompirr NJ gous 10 Lrfp his month shut, Z" hrH
oH n hc'e soms H,sh riHt lis gHs nut" MINI
Inndr nn r. pts thnkins II bui m,nnnlafy ehullitlnu;
aud tplh went utnard tie slsge, Whcrr, meeting
Reeve near the prouprrs stand. he said Ia hm. You
bave hr'n Insulting my vile again 'Dtn't ioihef
me SAID Reeve, ! im busy nnwi IL whrh C"'k r.
fed ~ learn yor aud Instantly stabbed Inn to the
Lar. Reeve urndr lrw steps towards The dnpf OF Mrs
Lsw-'s dressing ruutn rAclmin4 'f,r Gods sake. let
me inl am stabbed: am mndefedn lien aliIug back.
wards, MAS caught by that lady. Wiz supported im NJ
til -hr ilulrd.
Reeve fingered Cv minute, liz, blood gushing from
hs hosnr, whcu he cNpnd.=M any hale. to.h nnl
led deliberately out the b1c do7r II lhr Stage ctyIn.
ffe. Itr, and went INTO The ticket III - WhrIc Mr.
SnlDh was counting tie io7ney. Smith eng linn cx
Ife n-l'd - hers lle fe2' IN hr bach building, sail
'7"k Smh sn, 'chrt up thr PIPER mon"y, nm ran up
took then rrkclrd he silver MONEY loeLcd the door
an han q, lac wa sulos oui. aud fed.
A. subu a, thc oiitf, could n, falel they went ia
search Of Cook, and proceeded liz haaa If NIr, Gar
naham N the upper pan ot the civ. where Cuok horn
dfd, aud NhD Is the tn,hetd NJ. Goak Ip,n rlqrlf
NJ he'o they could elro nolhang "i Inn, and after
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-17
DISCHARGE OF VOLUNTEERS

The discharge Of the Louisiana Volunteers strikes
Us as one o the most xlraordlnary of th DIV $40
an article tom The \. OHpans Bee up,n the subj Ct
10 sehd hume than SIX thousand Of the brsl dls"ip
nel and effective of the Volunteer forces in The
field just as tie Amy is about resume active ope
ra"ns. argu ee either couvicon that tie war VS.
honl 10 cose, or an imheciIy in tie Department Of
" ar beyond any thing we had expected 1t has pro
dnced an exiraarinary ferment IN LOUISIANA We ir,-
cline /" believe that II would take good many appeal
To patriotism 10 induce Lnisanan To you ,tper min
We are utterly at loss the motive If this
extraordinary step.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-17

sunni qa1rrel' and 'PGrsonai explanations we mss
no. hope ln similar division abor formally and v
constitutional provision but something of the kind will
nave Ia be virtually carried into eTc or the Gnvernmen,
all break do%n. Bills, 50 Important rhose nakngar.
prpfalnlsipf the Civil and plomac expenses Of III.
Country and tor the Navy in great jeopardy aud
passed only al The last moment.
The Bill Introduced into the Lower llonse on Sau,,
day. IN response 10 The Presidents message asking t,
an appropriation Of Two millions. 10 be used in MAKING
peace with Mexico. by purchasing territory, and which
passed al late hour of The nilh by maj riiy Of 81,
pnly, "ss hoi acted in the Senate for want Of Tim.
he amended Post OH e Bill which passed both u,u
ses, mol signed by the Speaker and President Of III,
Senate and, therefore, is lost.
We are glad 10 perceive that contrary In expectation
the SENATE passed The Smithsonian Bill without amend
meoi, thus "ping ia the upon the country Tn.
apponlmtn nj vi Regents strikes very udlclous
They are all gentlemen Of acknrw lodged talents lers
~ ailaDmenfs and worth.
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TIE SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTE.

The government Of this new " crea'ed corporalion is
ronlded 10 10 Regents as they STYLED in the Bill
three Of whom are en- ctic,o the Vice President
the Chief lnslire,aod the Mayor of Washington
appplned by the Speaker Of The House. from The mem
bers-three arpolned by the President of the Senate
tfom that bodya SIX cillz large chosen by the
JOINT Resolution of both Houses Of Congress The Pro-
siding differs proceeIed Immediately To name the Sen
aors and Representatives whom they had selected and
JOINT Resolution was passed elecling six clzens--
The Board, therefore, stands f1llows:
Er OH 10.
The Wee President.
The Chief Justice,
The Mayor of Washington
.p2ointed by The President of The Senate.
pomled)
.aIp'inted bg'hc Speaker qrMc H,uss.
Mr.. OWEN, of lndiana,
Mr., ilIrLIARp. of Alabama.
Mr., llouGH OF n. York.
lppointed by ,Joint Resolution
RuFUs CHoATE, of Mass
GIDEON II,wLEY, oi New York.
RICHARD Rusn of PennSy Ivania
Nm {. PRESTON, of :. Carolina.
A. DALLAS BAcnE, of tire Coast Survey
Col. IoTTEN, l.. ). A.
Inc Board meets Tor organ zltipn on the lst of Sen.
temoer.
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TIE ADJDl R\AlENT

B,lh Houses Of Congress- as our readers are aware
some days ago agreed upon The day and mere recently
upon the very hour, which ey should stand adjourn
ed-vz On Monday last at - VI. Accordncly. after
sitting unl'l mar midnight On Saturday the House ad
Jouned nn'l ocIock. \. NJ, on Moaday, and contra
~ I" 'AWc'aliun, quorum MAS formed at that hour--
Due diligence Was USED and. under The hIuh pressure
rf'ncipe, severn bills We're iorced through though ma
ny "ore were lost some, alter passing both branches e.
want ct tine Ia have them sgned by the presiding fl
GERS oi COURSE any Hing Ike dehersIiun as uut OF
the question. aud The proceedings Of The last five DAYS
were builrsqnr upon legislation and disgrace To The
Congress Of the United Sla1es After wasting day after
day in idle debate, party demonstrations dsrerutabIe
"rAngog and personal aerealiuns Bills Of the uraves
in1or, both as TO the principle involved and the a.
mount OF money appropriated, ced through by the
nd ct the Previous question, without debate or consde
radon. and indeed without any atremp al explln,li,a by
those having charge ofthem Il would really see rh,
the IL use Is fast approaching state Of ncapacy for do,
NY any Nhd I" oaSiheSS, leatiinaley appertanlug it.
lis political IA fast snpersedng lis legislative functions
Members act upon the belief thai they were hot sent to
Washington 10 make laws aud do the business of The
COUNTY, but I" carry on party ivres and make ar
ahgemeH's for the elections defea Of this or that
candidate fr the Pr sidency. In Norway, they havea
very large House Of Rrpreseniaves-o large for the
transaction Of business. BY a constitutional provision
We believe, there is elected from the members CONS
mtitee o thirty or trty-an impsrium in intperio -
which frames all the laws and does the business of The
people. Whatever they do is promptly ratified by the
body at large. the manlars OF which, dIvtsted of
legislative cares, pass their time. members do in
nah'"s speeches vr No "csian Buhhums, and in coca
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APT. MAt

Inc RESIDENT 1t is rumpH d, nas conferred two bre-
Vt'N upon OaP May hat &" MAJOR fr his services in
Io5lo', end thai Of Lieut.. Colonel .of his brian,
Guar ,e AT Rnsaca de Ia Palma, This Is all rgft eaoush.
\ moe appropriate aud substantial reward uulld have
been The Magnify OF the new Regiment of Dragons
which MAS conferred upon respectable country gent-
man OF Kentucky, who, good Wng as he is, cannot for
a nun nj be comlaitd to Capt. May IN his qnalifca
llons To say nothing of his experience cavalry Jff
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I.ECIJ RES.

MI ). n. BoTSFoRp, who is connected with the
Military Academy al Raeigh intends to give series
OF Lectures, commencing this evening, the AGA lemy
OF Messrs. SAUNDERS, IloLcoMBE & Dunn. upon E.
ltcifcliy, oitTAnsm and Chemistry. Ills apparatus
Is complete, and his experimenlscanno fail be highly
attractive and interesting. lie will exhibit one of Mor-
ses Magnetic TelerraPhs, aud operate upon it. The
working and Effects Will be The if the battery
and manlpualor fifty miles asunder.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-17

IC1- The Union hlames Mr. Sppator DAVIS for b,vin
defeated the BILL which passed thu II use, plAcnp tw,
ulliions In the hands OF The President 10 BIZ used In
pay ing ior Mexican Trrrury and tlnrs purchasing II
slcad nj cohpnenng, peace. Nj. DAVIS obt lined the
Fl mr and spoke until the htnr of l2 arrived aid ,bs
Senate stood adj1urntd. We doubt vefy much wbe,b
er the I'll would have passed If ample time had
Teen gwen Tor dIscusoon-une $, indeed the Prpsdrn
had communicated ta; body more nj his plans tina,
the rest oi the wurld knows. Whv did The President
postpone aac communication nnill the lasl om, nj Of
~ Session l. Is pretended that he acled upon any
Information josl received II looks very much ss II h.
iapo,ty bruached The scheme. at moment when dis
cssIon impossible HIS areuu,n nj III favor Of cash
pay neni IS HAT the delay, incident tsiti,p fr the
ratification u treaty by TIE Senate and the appr,pra-
non oi The purchase none by Congress- won ID not SUI
The condition 81 MrXiro. and would lr, lie the thi.,,
lie had IN view. There is CONTINGENCY; aht.h the
PRESIDENT dms not Contemplate, which M .ht happen,
aud Which, shocld il happen, would place him IN an
awkward rrticsmtni-vz the nj, al Of the Senate 10
ra'tiy Tie lfeaiy Suppose Mr. Polk exlotls from the
l'afs oi Mexico the cesson of Caurna ur the con,it-
Grafton oi two mllnns. The Treaty. is concluded in ho,
haste MeAico pockets til money! and the Senate With
holds lis assent 10 the Treaty.. BY VIVA, process, could
Mr.. Polk recover the none W
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vii uslkr hr mNslefIc- ul the sia, iro3 lhaf=d7}
aud Fndas 1 breakfast AID dipe VIII i.lnea Ainei,
wha yi>, hn taaa 10 lay the tu,dail. s'one 81 tie
Saors' lllne. ehuf branches ui husinas 81 II i1A
The eAaHPe. IA pfa1tu tie t,ejrg - ire tsa=' Il
nay b. mn trI Tat e cu,t Of cnt,r sfual nm -
exceed 900 1s4fs- ting p-ool u Fsriaeia - =
allN.
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TO CORRESPONDENTS

With every disposition TO obiee Abingdon friend.
we must decline complying with his request.
The Proceedings OF the Charlotte Convention in our
next. if possible.
The Toasls from Franklin, forwarded fortnight
since have never come to hand
Amt Stakeholder" and Gard from passengers in the
stage, necessarily deferred until ur next
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Uue Apncl!oura glr1iiliaI.
.n0ND1Y MORNING. AUGUST II. 1916
ST3I'E ELECTIONS.
NOR I'll CAROLINA

The returns fron3J counties give GRAHAM mlj,ri-
~ Of ago votes. Ibe sane countless in lSii gave
maj ny to lloKE. his Democratic opponent. Of 22G =
Wing gain Illus at4, i96. GRAHAM Is re .lecteJ by
mi uy Of 5000 al least.
The Legislature vi" be Why III both branches -
Last yrsr the Senate siond 2S Wits Ia % Democrats
and the Commons was Wing by 90 maiory The ma
Jry N The Legislature will be the same but with
this advantage, that both Houses will he Wing. This
secures the r. ee ton Of Mr.. MANeUM and WING H.
he place uI Mr.. IIAywoop
M1SSOI III.
In the II. Louis district, Mr.. BowIIN (D) is re e.
Ieced To Congress.
ILLINOIS.
NENTwoRrn aud DouGLAss che lony and the shurt
OF Democracy-tbe one l.et = Inches and the other 4
ieet g inches in siature,) elected. Legislature
u mucfiIc $ usual.
INDIANA
The result is yet dou1lfn lppes are entertained
that Mr. MARsHNL, The VIII cindldar, IS elec g
Go,ernor. lhe lesi tafe probably Democrac.
KENTUCKY.
Legislature Wig, a, usual, by large ina ,rjry.
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From He .UlrdrtLie Sentinel.
WOSDEUfII EVEN FOR NlSC0Ns

W. "ere informed Yesterday, by a gentleman living
knshkenehg. ia his Iefrlt ~. thai of his
neIghbots. German. from the Mohawk Valley In New
tufk, uho Is 81 years I'D. recently presented by
bis vile viii lIre children at hnh-rwo boys and
glr. lie vile is - yenrs DID aud has h ad IN
rhlldfru far tmonty years rIrVlons. Their resi- ience
however, IN he territory being about two years
count iof this extraordinary brl. The tltle. popos
calling o the boys OREGON, and The other Tens
We eHperl aser this, Ia more tremendous rush
~ emit -aon Than ever 10 Productive Territory.
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.s.s,GHssES gg.s.s.TAEs.
e. asEsIsss AS.

fENllE subscriber. paSlrrrr from Baltimore having
hrAled IL Tins place, oilers his services 10 lhls
mnnuy aud surrounding COMMITTEES. Wuh an experience
oi nearly 20 wears Ia his trade. and mnsl of that time
spent IN the Northern cites he thinks he please
any who may favor HIM with call. He understands
the Ornamental branch. as we'll as limitations % Rock
and Granite IN Stncroug. Those who have pasering
To do, would d. we'll To give hlm call before engaging
any one else, as he is well supplied win hands. and
Lefe Is no danger OF Disappointment.
JOHN LONG.
\. b Requiring done with despatch ard nestness.
J. l..
June Is wf2p II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-17

ihe Nhare'lon Mercury makes a b5itf but piiby
camneniary on Mr.. Polh's veto ii the rverand Uarh,
n 'n ihry are Words IN hlnks,) dly spoken, aud
May rr"'ha the lie Of thu Democratic marty Bui
my are So determined IN suicide. fsa,s the Merc,ry,
nat There Is no saying what rope Tho, may prck nm -
Qate complimentary from The SouJhc,n uruan
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-17

TIE " i3o,e Of Captain Pdge.--Afer the death a I
captain Page his widow at left III the East and
we are happy I" say met with Ihe greatest attention ON
the way hnlis. railroads. or h ,rg, vooa aeon,
ny pay, until She reached Schenectady. Nor would
they al Schenectady. had they known Who She VAS
lhs compliment Is the mare valued, rs Caplain Pace
has lelt handsome fortune, aud his vile is thus rn-
avert.-.N l. Express
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-17

BITS on III O-caa face The New York caracspon
denl o The Philadelphia I. :. Gazete, says Il is
rs s'nnd lhal l1r1a hrs made that he Great Bnt
am Ill heal he Cambria. Winch is the fWitlest o the
i sum Luz ot steamers. One gentleman intimately
uerted ILL the sblpprg interest, is reported have
made bel II five thousand duars that she will beat the
Eamhrla hours. know myself Of bet Of Que thou
Sand dollars ii lhia Lind .Nat. Mt.
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ugnst {
EOss RE.E'Y.

% z EK E.EE'e
tx AND possession given the Il day
Fs1..Sx Of Septemnr next, that desirable and
Ts4Asslsa, cumliuilauS hTlck
Sxxs. gsaasssS DIV FtaING HOUSE,
On Isl Lynch Street, situated IA ol the very best
nrehhorhoads IN lynchbcrg, formerly owned and occn
pied by George Nhltlocke, E-q., and now owned by
Or Richard l.. Bnhannon and rccupItd 10y Mr james
Garland. A further description deemed unnecessary
Persons disposed ret among the must convenient
and pleasant residences in the III please Use no
calling the subscriber, who Will take pleasure
IN showing tins property Ia any one wishing 10 be Yell
fixed. JOHN MckiNNFi, Agent,
fer Dr. Bohanuon.
August Is tsl
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" / ne ~ nrhmeh' Of Congress WI give OPP
p1nnniiy Ut dlgersfylug selections, aud giving the
PIPER n9ro miscellaneous tor three or four noitl,
al irast
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.Boritan flstelstarncr.
aRhIFaL or 7RE GRE2f HESTER.N
s!N Days t.AfER FKoM EUROPE.


s!N DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
IRE steamship Great y esiefa. p Mathews ar
fiv.l Al New i"th yesterday aafaa3i aetatsn and
u',leN, with dates stt~pail thr 25h uit
elusive We Is, I'd !tsaut attentive fullad"rhla
correspondent ilt COPS u Inner i. SMITHS Eunps
an Tones, irom which NC MAKE nP Tie annexed suuma
~ ri news;
Tie reported failure of the poIea crop in Irolan9 las
e produced great de maud Ii lad.an Corn. Large
4 antilles were ~uld ia Liverpool the - ,lA ht
pucr. l. Is still. boweyer. Tie cheapest
litle Ut Hood thai can BE- purchased.
ide natiuuai tribute 10 the eiil,d ard talented Nh
C,5den prgr mrs sfar.tily, II uoU amounts 10
nearly Sau,OUu. The haust II Alus,f> BfuNu, SHtp
ley. sud "a. "rrcsa merchants. al iferpua heads
AIR list 10y a .uUscrnalsnui 51f1 d1lllfs.
ffhr iron sesul ship >tfait Sands. hulldinr in
Liverpool flf CAM ". Z. 1baul,-sn. oil NV Iulk,
aud INTENDED To rua bet@esn Nv III aud Liverpool,
Or sfe>slH. rspdiy, aud expected thal -he
waad Or launched oo s.'utda, List : IA uts' she is
1850 lon, ourhcn. and ssluhena as bylns masuih
cell vessel,
ane Overland Maj affivsd la ENGLAND o., the 20 H.
viii DATES ttnm talruua 10 tie Ia June. and ruu
Canton to thp PAN MAY. 1aefe1s ia ucAs ut SPECIAL
interest from ia a qualeful ihe Il b.. iatul acr.
deaf had uccurrrd duuua hnrieanf at ln.d lah. up
lie 2Uh H May. Tue bafratks There vcr, aoN n
dunn. and - mru, W,mrr. aud Ella den nj her Mage
n's 50nR eurcnD bad fetl-Ged Ia have ban wound
I'd. sro f,ur rivaie> sre ntl>-ae. IL sap lrurav
- t.. tat' t5,z'r. "as tusIlt d,satod %, tfc, uu
.iar = b & At ny, Il u-ur ~. aIflsn E.-I-u
oaa, e h. ..., est., .fef ffe sIs9 Ny tad 'r,1
hsen ~ ue surouHrr %. aafa. Tn arc - ie s1JI.
vii b., gwen np oHriH,} .faualts.
I,e'4 N'Uau, Eu,~,l frzfhsr II lhe Daseof B,3mjd
ana Lord john Russell dad at Geo a, l,e lG.u ulD,
aged 81
Inc Pyscle French fala'e MI leava Bre.t shortly
III tn Gal a. Mexico. N eeis,y hfbr tlc ~" t"ocb
plenlootH'laty.
quin,t, o. ,o' ace, IL ia ffancc under the 10y
al monopoly. m 1915. vi. - millions ol ka,lrm. 5.
d .f,. d ID
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-17
TIE RANDOLPH NEoGuEs

'Tasa unfortunate creatures have again bePa dfiYrp
from lands lericl rr lhCm ~ Dhin An eliaf made
10 SELL hem III shelly turn'y, but. Ike The previous
aItena IN Alffrfr, If has failed. Ilry nerr driven
gay ~ lbftais ri violence. writer IN the Cincinnati
6azsfte states lEat jGtsr Leigh has determined E
audoHIue ali nffhff fifs Ia cuonize them IN free
STATE, and, ty lie laws al Virginia Thy cannot r.
NAN ih,te var airf they were enancpa;td, he
has concluded 10 stnd the II 10 Ltcni.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-17

G3~ Gen. GAINES havlrg concluded hs defenc, The
Court OF feq fy mad" up their opaIo forwarded to
Washington. and adj 'urned. We anllctoaie tina, the
decision 5 In his favor