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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-04
COURSE OF THE NIIIGS.

he urgenctous assarlls frequently made npon the
w gs, III connection with the Mexican War. by jour
hals devoted 10 The Administration, which seem 10 re-
gard every nniucudy criticism upon the conduct of the
fftNdchf as 81 nony nous with wan OF attachment to
Tie coHltry-in the prosperity of which, by the way it
may safely be assumed, the W hgs, party, have
at least as deep an interest their assaants JUS
NY The following severe retot, which find in The last
New York Express:
The tnlun. as the organ Of the Government is
making ltsel cnnlemptlble IN The mpuiaons 1t throws
9ul against the patriotism OF the Wings and the Wing
fress IN This NtNjcar war.
wv hn Is Cen Taylor, now leading our arms 10 yic>
tory and 10 glory. IN Mex 90? 4 warm hearted
s'annch. high minded. Henry Clay Wing. Mr.. Clay
has not warmer friend IN the World. devoted
10 h one Who was more anAluus for his election 10 the
PRESIDENCY Nor was there man IN the country more
opposed 10 the TexGs anoex2Iou or 10 The ,cay il cas
done.
WHO is Maj. Ringgold whose lie hls jnst been
offered up IN the baule~ieldl Another Whg and a
Henry Clay Wing! who was thoroughly opposed To
Texas annexation. aud Tie trdy IL done. We did
moi Know Col Mcintosh aud The others, who have ia
en-, but from their gallant beatng, IN the discharge OF
Their duty, We have no dou5 they Of The same
school
"Commodore Conner. who has rushed 10 the scene of
The war oil the Braz IS, he heard oi H. is we
are told, another hig. Gen Scott who is 10 lead our
iorces IN Mexico has been leading " hg candidate tor
The Presidency aud has poured cut MS blood freely for
his country.
The Nhgs are not spauerf, ffoth. nakcrs, declaim
eIs, rampant orators, such as The 81 40 men are, aud
all that elan and school OF mock PATRIOTS but hen any
hard hghing Is 10 be done tor their counry when men
OF motley are waited IN the battle field they are there
not spontng, nor making speeches, but acting. as
Gen. Taylor does. Ii there are any towards IN the
day OF lTal any distinguished for their words. and
creant IN their acts they III be found among the frohy
democracy When Wings make pledges they mean
what they say, which is much more s4an can be said Of
The DOrr democracy men. -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-04
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-04

The Nalonal Fair goes n1urishingly on saw
lhefe yesterday evening. Ex President Adams. exam
ing the goods, ARTICLES &c. with the eye of Judge Of
their qualities and flush. | saw also at the same lIme,
Mr. Pakenhan, with his smiling intelligent face, in
company with two thfee fripuds looking aud exam
ming for himself lie pila Judge of hufses, pl1ughs
ard grIsl mills. There, too saw Mr.. President Polk
his lady and other ladies' OF his family. Mr. Cave
johnson. Nj. Page, OF Boston, aud Mr. Welhoffd, Of
Balnmote-a standing up The Music Stand. ia
king bfd's>eye view o The grand display spread out
before them. Mr.. Polk looked amazed Mr.. CaVe
johnson booked Ctfbeus might have looked il ever
pensed. In word, the Whole parry luuked well. aud
made fine appearance and for TINE quite look the
gaze Of the crowd from or Jhe works Oh art 81 richly
all about them
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-04
Domestic fntcllinenre.
From The .Ntw OIL aus be-, Mag y
LATER FROM THE SEAT OF WAR !


Crossing u The Rio Gfaade b. Ge .4Hsgteai araiy
Probable surrender VI .Niiamous.
Steamship .3iabapm. Captain Il. Nnddll. arrived this
muuing at 2 o'cluck from hs hfasos ST. 1ago, IN 40
hours 10 the = w. Pass, having lett the Bfasos on
Thursday evening, al 5 oeluck
We indebted t. thr poll eness al The ele for the
following summary al news
Lcf Brssos ~. Jaau Tuesday evening NJ FIVE o.
clock. L. NJ The news Polg isabe ullirsl had
rived ll Colu6e " I,on with four conp1ole. ri reg
ulars aud iltre compaaics ol Alabama Volunteers had
taken Bafiia without opposition. Gen' inYlU to
cfss The iu Gfaade IN The purpose # nklng Mltam0.
ras. Gn Monday. Having heard raHoeusdH! at the
Punt II vas the universal 0pnlun There that he heA
leans had evacuated thetown. General Smiths cum
maod wss on lh.if WY and had commenced thelt no
ii march the i,and Of lora Che. IL er1as The l{o
Gtaudo al the mouth aud adj ance up the usrr un the
Mexican side.
Capt. Nlndell reports thai 400 Mexrans wfre seen
10 march out oi Mhlauofas, aud sad TINT They
were almost IN a saip Of Starvation.
Coils. Marks and Walton's regiments were complete.
Parlufe. on ers aud all well and good spn
lis.
Capt Aulirk commands he 800 marines and sailors
landed l,un The l.. >. ship p,toluac.
The officers wounded IN the late battles are doing
well.
Passengers; Taylor, L. s A, WIN. II Dan.
bar. l.. C. llorns,y. Mr. Barry. 7. Fischer.
sap 81 LOUIS III the bar in ward found. Ships
Ponce h',ai and swcdtn, aud bark OfDeln on ahs
bar.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-04
NEW LINE OF STEAMERS,

We Shall hereafter have weekly mail between lhi.
comfy and England. II Is stated that The English
Government has entered into further contract Win the
BRUSH and North American Royal Mail Company tho
erect VI winch IS to secure The weekly communication
between Liverpool and the United States A steamer
OF great power and size will be dispatched direct from
Liverpool 10 New York, every alternate Saturday du
1Ihg eight months OF the year! BY this arrangement
there will be steamship from Liverpool to America ev.
cry Saturday, The only difference being that Boston amp
New YORK Will be alternately the ports of departure
AT present we are not able 10 state the precise time
when these weekly saiings will cothnencc but no doubt
we may look tor the alteration 10 come into play as soon
as the required number of ships be got ready to ns
dertake such a vast service.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-04

N9ne VI the best blood Of America has been spilled -
his outrage upon humaLity insult country
must Or avenged. Fellow etzens--eur eonntfy, es-
PEGS every friend OF lis institutions lis prosperity. and
us Iibefies TO espiad 10 the 70 Il of It's Chief Magistrate.
LII Us not east stigma upon the patriotism aud conf~
age oil The Empire Cry. by waiting the tatdy opera
lions oil drafting. but come rheeffuy and promptly iof-
wato ana volunteer our services, ard place ourselves
among the defenders 81 our country. desire 10 raise
luii regiment ot volunteers hhi will otganlze and hold
themselves III readiness 10 marrh moments wsr'-
ing. Let our wairhword be God, Liberty aud onr
County," The rill luf he Empire Volunteers will
be open at the Star House. 81 Reade 81, 100 Washing
Ten b. snd al Alexander. Forbes, Centre market.
ISAIAH RfNDEkS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-04
Che A9mehuurp Ttr9tnt1n
1HURsD.qF MORNING, JUNE A, 1916.
WEST POINT ACADEMY.

Il has not escaped oar readers that iIIe Mll'a>
ry Academy has been FIR years the object OF "cca-
siona Attack and denuncrtions IN the House Ut h"p
fesenatlyes This hostility To one Of the very best
institutions Of the country was first manifested
some twenty-five years ago. by General COOKE, OF
Tennessee, aud, strange to say, has been generally
entertained by The OF the delegation from that IN
enigent aud patriotic State There is now an annual
motion strike out the enaelng clause Of The Bill ap
proprIaring money for It's supror and though annually
defeated, The minority, we ngret 10 say, gradually IN
We regard The West Point Academy, in the
and the rigid immrtia.ty Of their treatment whist
lere decidedly the most national and republican OF
The Institutions Of the county !, would be tumla'mg
Ia enter upon any defence of the necessity of such
school. No argument, Of abstract kind. would ever
have any effect upon the demaeognelsm which seeks ifs
overthrow. But, orunaely, line late military events
the RIA Grando have afforded PRACTICAL ius,r, ton
oil lis value, and sIenced cav, which would have been
proof against the most conclusive logic. We shall
hear Disagreement of The young officers grad
nated at West Point. Seven Fights, perhaps, Of the
officers under General TAYLOR, from the Military
Academy fact WI ich supesedes the necessity OF say
ing wor! mbre in lis behalf.
MI. DlACk, OF Scnih carolina, should heVe moved
the resolutions Of thanks TO the army He has been
most conspicuous in Ienouncng and sanderng the off
GERS and an honorable man, he ought To lave IN
braced HE opportunity OF making public ecaniatIon
and Offering all the aUnement that was in his puwef-
lie would have done himself credit by this of mag,
nanly lie must now be pers ded that he has been
gully o The most cruel Injustice 10 men. Who had no
means oi making Their defence. MI Sawyer Of Ohio,
when appealed 10, The other day by Mr. Davis Of Miss
10 do justice and 10 eifac the vulgar a6use he had heap
ed upon the graduates Of the Military Academy. refused
10 do So Ills argument against the necessity Of u-
lary educatlu" was that Gen. Taylor had never been
cadet; and that Gen Green of the Revolutionary Army
was blacksmith, like himself Just as ii both WORLD
not have been better officers ii they had had the ad
vantages If good military and scientific education,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-04
r. NpIRF CII'B.

For once the Empire Club of New York is about to
take step Cor rather is talking Of ir,) which will
WIN general appreciation They propose going fight the
MeNicans. We, OF course hope they WILL however con
snmmae the good work il they happen when the fight
lng is over. to get lost in chappare. We copy the
following from The New York locotoco pspers
L. S. Gd..
Empires .4teniioa! tnt,al The Banner Of Liberty
The " ar BnQie Sounds 10 firms Fellow Ciuzens-
lie Proclamation has gone forth, The Rubicon is pas
sed" The Commander in Chief has called upon us
10 ehrol ourselves under The Star spansled Banner
ne loot oil the invader Is uTon the soil Of freedom.
Our hielhern have been basey IeaeherJusy maliered
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-04
CFrom III, .Ac,r Orleans picai,,,le. Manila

1HmuTE OF RESPECT TO CApr. MAy.--SNe take
grea pleasure IN stating that hr gallant Capt May u
the L. ;. Dfagoons WHO led brilliant charge as was
ever made any field Of battle. and with his small
brave squadron Carried the enemyo battery and captured
Their general on iht 9 h lust, has remembered by
ms fellow citizens. Capt May if na'Iye ut Washington
d. e., and some o ,ll2su3 from that district yeser
day raised subscription ard purchased I hnf brave
countryman a sword and belt, which despatched
hun lasi ngn, with ll,ls efpon "Pmsentcd Ia Cap
tam thaflcs May, o The Second Regiment OF nird
States Dragons, by his fellow. czens ol New ORLEANS
tom The District II Golnnblo ohrn OF their Of
his gallaniy displayed III the battle with the MeAlcan
orces May, oh 1916"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-04
10 Travellers Going Worth.

TRAVELLERS going North will find their mos,
l. comfortable. expeditions route, to be by The RAJ
Rad and Steamboat line. constituting the Grea, Mail
xunte Dia Fredericksburg and Washne,on Civ.
Passengers, by this line. reach Ean,o.. 10 Te, ON
ne Gay 81 their leaving Rchmond Phiadelphia in the
al she aishv and New York by i2 M. the nex
dsyi'ns being in Phiadephia houts bef ne ms,
seneers by the James River and Bay boats reach i,a
more. and in New York in rs hours after leaving Rich
moad bes'des avoiding the uncertainties Of line neces
Sinrme sc.
Fare from Richmond to Washington, S.
- baltimore. $500
THOMAS SHARP, Agent
C"7s y. -A 4. n 20 al Transportation.
Richmond, May II I2,T
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-04
A CIiRIOIiS CASE.
Co,rcspondenceqt the Richmond Times and Compiler

L1fespondenceJ Tie KlcHmond Tunes and Comp7er.
Washington May "a, 1876.
Ex-senator Tappnn from OHIO Ga Loco(uro, ol bles
sed memory) wa appointed 10 inspect aud arrange
The neurological collection brought home by the Elk
plorlng Expedition, by commitlee Of Congress. In
almost all cases there are Duplicates. He was allow
ed by the Committee, far hIS scrrcts 10 take of
each. provided lie lett all e best specimens for depos.
tie here Like ll"yt win the Sub Treasury, however,
he looked upon this fiction and has SEM of To
OHIO all The best specimens lur his use; making
IN The operation IN shor time, from $50 10 SO 600,
II WAS discovered lew days ago aud communicated 10
The Committee oi Congress who appointed him. who in.
stanly repealed The resolution giving TIA" office. lie
resigned directly and has made bee line Tor Ohio In
quick time. They can do nothing with him, suppose,
for II was simply breach OF privilege. But isn't he an
unerrIird Democrat?
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-04
DROUGHT AND FAMINE IN NORTHERN

BRAIlI--A letter received 10y gentleman in Ibis
cfy, dated Aacaty, fob, 20, gives .rndng de-
caption Of The suilerngs vi tie inhabitants Of portions oil
NoIltm BmAl. AT Aacaty, IN consequence of the
Pfodaelod drought, the trees were Mlthrrng and The
people were furnishing loI want If food, The writer
should llIe drought continue until May or June
We shall have le" persons left herr. They have alrea
dy began to flock 10 feramhuco the capital and op
roftnnily ehefs al tla remain will Immediately fol
low The writer was at u On the OH o( February
and he there saw families who short line ncc enjoy
ed abundance b'gsng from door 10 door. 'They ap,
ptared he remarks, more like skeletons than any thng
else. Many were dying in the streets Of want daily
ana me deaths were so numerous that the amount OF
muriaIy could not be estimated" Articles OF first ne
c.ssl'S had risen 10 an "Notbltan price. quarter of
flonr (aii bushe could be obtained Tor less ihan
"a mreas or Sl2. and biscuits weighing half an ounce
sold 'or ~ reas or one cent and half each salt
which short time previous was selling at miIlteas
vas held at b mlllfoas. Ia the districts OF lnlamunI
tralo. the province Of Parah, ba and the neg hbminn
country excepting the coast. The distress WAS great
beyond descriptions and the inhabitants were petlshmr
OF hunger IN all dlrectons-.4 nlefictm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-04
THE VACANT JEDGESIlIF.

The seat, on The Bench uf The Court Of ppeals va
Gated by The death Of The Ian ed Sanard, was ten
defed 10 JGhn Nj. Patton md by HIM declined-as We
were sure would be from considerations of duty to his
family We have heard it rumorsd that the Governor
Intends TO offer the appointment To Richard L. C. Mon
cure, ii the Fndeficks ure Bar. Such appointments
should not be restric 10 the vale Of pariy-bu., "a
times 90. we 1t take for granted that the Governor will
coufne his attention 10 the democratic ranks ana this
being HE case. would give great pleasure TO learn
thai the uuor alluded TO we'll founded. We per
eciy satisfied that hr could make better selection
which would be likely 10 inert ratification in
almost unanimous election Of the appointment by the
next legislature. Mr. Moncure may be generally
known he deserves TO bcbu we venture 10 say that
all who have had an opportunity Of Observing his pro-
fssonal aiainments will concur Wiih when We say
al he supa ed iy few in sound judgment and pro-
essonal learning. We believe he would illustrate tho
bench less by the Traits of mind and the fund of e
gal law which he would bring il than by the spot
less pur iy and lofty integrity OF his character He is
in The prime Of llte trained business and capable VI
great Municipalities all important in Judge ihs
Court of Appeals
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-04

" bill has been reported, increasing the Staff of
he Army 1t provides for the app iltment of Two ad.
o''nai MaJo' Generals and four BrigadIer Generals
ihese additional Ulcers are rendered necessary by the
large Increase OF the rank and file OF The army auhor-
'sed by recent legislation. What with the Resi.
u'e"'s and The Augmentation OF the strength of Compa.
Mes The number of puvates about doubled II is ru
moTed that Gen Taylor will be made one Of the Major
'ene'aIs and that Gen. Houston viii be the oher-
we should not like 10 the President adhere to the
epe OF seniority, but We trust he will not 90 out of
the Army to make appointment
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-04
Uebsier Investigating Committee.

This Committee has not yet accomplished ils work.
\ correspondent of the New York Commercial, says
the lngersoll committees continue their sessions from
tine 10 time. We have right 10 know what occufs
inside The rooms where the examination takes place. but
we may venture TO guess that within the last forty eight
hours f. q. }. Smith, Esq, of Maine has been exam.
ned and that he has testified that not one dollar of tho
money furnished 10 him commissioner on the Milne
boundary question paid any editor person Gun.
nec'ed with the press. will guess that This evidence
he has furnished the committee and that with il
the main charge which Mr.. Ingersoll made has
been refuled by his own witness. la The con,ro-
versy between Mr.. lngersoll and Mr. AShmnu, of
Mass in wh h the character for veraciiy Of the laor
or rather an impeachment of his statements has been
made, venture 10 predict from what know personal.
~ that the Massachusetts member will establish every
word that he said. and that the charge Of lying which
Mr. made against him. will fall back upon the head Of
the latter, 10 his utter shame and sion Elk Presi.
dent IL Ter Is here, and was understand examined
by Mr.. Jones' Committee 10 day. Mr. Shenck's com
mlttee Mil probably receive his testimony to morrow
understand that Stubs undertakes To Justify himself in
exhibiting The and Confidential papers of the State
Department 10 Mr.. Ingerso. to be used against former
Secretary of State, without auhority upn the ground
that the papers. being in his CONTROL were his own and
not the property Of The Government,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-04
MOUNTED RlFLFNIFN

" is SAD that the officers Of the new Regiment of
Mounted R'flemen have been appointed and tina, the
.omma"d has been conferred upon General Persiter
smith, now commanding the New Orleans Volunteers
aud VINO distinguished hius, II in the Florida war =
Inc Lieutenant coonelcy is to be filled by Capt, Fre>
mont. who richly deserves such mark Of the conf.
dence o! his country
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-04
From The N. O Trenjc Mn, %

CAPTAIN MAY This gallant officer has immor.
'aized himself friend who has watched his eqnes-
'rain movements al the camp describe him as a most
singular being With beard extending "a his breast aud
mar 10 ms h'p oone. which, he through the wind
ION his charge, streams cut IN all directions he presents
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-04

learn hat MI Pakenbam, The British Minister, has
purchased The magnificent Of chamber furniture
hlbited ut the Far aud vslaed AT s. 0D02 Some say
he intends presenting II 10 his Sovereign, Queen Nlc
tofia, sample II what the Yankee mechanics
do. Others say The Minister. who sugie
al the Far n5g, upani II hat Mr. PAkenlam must now
marry
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-04
THE LADIES VOII NrFERJNC

The ladies of Louisville. Ky. have rendered their sers
vices, through the Hoa. john Joyes. to Colonel Omshy
commander OF the Louisville Legion, 10 make such par.
men,s may be required by The troops Their seryces
have been accepted.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-04

The Concert Of Mr.. Ferguson and he infant sisters
We attended the above concert on Tuesday evening.
We have never seen any exhibition at which the per-
FORMERS Produced more nnbonnded applause The chill
dren appear to be not more than years old and yet
they sung as sweey and through their respective
par's as well as those of ma urer years- was really
surprising They perform again tonight,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-04
.SeU Spring amt Summer Goods
APRIL CITE, lSlG.

And almost every article usually found in Dry Goods
Store This stock has been selected with great care
and the Subscribers ater themselves will compare in
point OF cheapness 81, e and durability with any other
stock in the maker.-They deem il unnecessary to fol.
low the custom of gylnI extended list of the many
articles they ofeI-hut would say 10 all in want Of
Goods. their assortment is nearly complete and will
be sold as low the same Goods can be BOUGHT at
any house 10 this place, The subscribers solicit call
from purchasers feeling assured they will iud to their
int give their stock an examination before pur
chasing elsewhere.
=. GUGGENllElMER s BROTHER
April isn