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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-20

The undersigned the Wing ercor, for the l2th Dis
uic, bees leave To say To the people Augusta that his
professional engagements IN the Circuit Court and the
Court Of Appeals 1t rNisburg will be Sucbas to pre-
vent hun from addressing hem upon the subject Of The
Presidential Election before the August Conr. Al That
Time he hopes IL I've able To shew them not uuly rhal
Gen Taylor has principles. but that they are ot the
true stamp and that he Is IN every respect worthy of
the confidence of the patriotic of all parties His position
is not On the Baltimore PLATFORM or any Other platform,
but upon the broad and comprehensive ground Of the
Constitution.
lie hopes also to be able 10 place AIlhd Fillmore
fairly before the public and utterly 10 relue the FALSE
charge Of ab1nnism which has been preferred against
him. The undersigned served with Mr.. Fillmore in
Congress, was intimately acquainted with him. aud
does not hrStatn on his own personal knowledge and
responsibility In pronounce the charge against Mr. FIJI
more ualrne
One, and probably more gentlemen who have fought
by Gen, Tayluf's side in the Mexican war will be
present n the Aulust Court, to bear their testimony to
his merits a soldier, statesman and gentleman.
ALIEN. H. II. STUART.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-20
PROSPECTS WESTWARD.

week 5 absence from the capitol in the West, aud
frequent communication with the citizens Of Ohio and
Penn>y lyan,a, rive ne COOL enc engagement that The
VOTES of both these greai States will BIZ given for the
Wing nominees. met genileman fon Counbus
who has travelled in nearly every county ii Ghio since
The nominations Philadelphia. His faith was srong
and founded upan reason loo, that Dino nutwilsland
ing all the dissatisfaction there and IL does extend
much beyond the Reserve --wonld give Iayora ma
orty of from len to treaty thousand rtcS. In Yves
tern Pennsylvania the friends Of Van Buren, are pre-
pairing Tor organization, and will draw largely from
the regular l.oeoloco strength. The Nhigs may lose
something in the strong Aat-Shyery counties through
The agency and urgency of Abolition, but The divisions
on the other side more in number and far mure but
ter Gtnilcmen well informed assure me that old Ale
gh4ny, the Wing IhemopyIn Of The West, viii give a
Wing majority of from three to four thousand. The OF
ganzaiin bad begun there and in the ueiahbotho1d and
there will be rcslun victory is secure. PennSy ~
wanna however, is de'ateahle ground. and Of the
frfecst battles in all the campaigns is 10 be Tough
there
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-20
t,ItN.IAAI.Oli.

Whilst the procession last evening moving in
other part o the city. number Of persons the neigh
borhood of the st. Charles Iiltc, perceived Cen lay
lor IN the ladies' saloon, where ho had been invited ny
Con. Cam 10 witness the display. The moment they
caught glimpse oi INN they gave three chfe5s for old
Rough and Ready. Gen. ILylar immediately retired 10
part o the room IN Which he could not be seeu but the
crowd continued tluctedse aud with the cheers Tor the
old himdrfer Of Buena lsta Increased also. In few
minutes the streets IN and ab the hotel lhonged
with multitude o persons all entering Gen ayl0r.-
Several gentlemen al the cpucuufse OF persons
present l, the crowd aud went To- Gen Lay ur and de
sued hun 10 appear at the window ui the saoun as no
thing else would satisfy aud dispense the accidental as
ssmbla9e. The teneTa objected doing SO, as II would
stem an lnteirfCuce with the appointed ceremonies oil
The night But the crowd continued 10 increase and the
cheering likewise he at length appeared at ine window.
W hen he was seen by the multitude below, the cheering
was deaieulng As smn Is slence could be obtained,
Glen Taylor addressed The people in the street 10 the
following effect:
"Fellow Czans-l am accidentally in this city and
would lam be an unobsryed spectator OF the proceedings
{" this night The evening has been sci apart 10 do honor
10 friend. brother soldier, aud gentleman respect
aud lowhom The country owes debt OF gratitude. |
had hoped thai friends Of mine would noee my pres
encc IN way 10 attract attention. But since you have
seen TT 10 manifest your Partially in manner which
cannot escape notice. can only thank you Tor The kind
ness OF the compliment and wish yougood night
Gen. lay Ior then retired amidst shouts which made
The Welhin nng. Ten. Gaines then cheered III the
most enthusiastic manner. The old veteran appeared at
the window, aud made frw remarks in the sptI.t oil
the address oI Gen. Taylor.
". o. Picapne, July ,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-20
this LOOKS LIKE REBELLION"

The \. Orleans Delta publishes call for meeting
of Democrats who are favorable 10 the election Of Gen.
Taylor The call is signed by number If the leading
Democrats Of tlir city Of New OHrans. who. in the call
express their qualification ut the nomination Of General
Taylor. by the Philadelphia Coavcnuon-ihcir regret
ihat The baltimore Convention did Nominate him also
and acor then determination 10 support han, no mat
icr By ,chom nominated
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-20

siews and ygor ofincsci upan All ucsuns Of national
policy. lie IS "a good aud trnr' without blot
81 siaa hi @sealchran, and hcreofe again wei
cpne him the AID aud colleague oil the old man Of
Burna ksl1."
I would be IN ult Ia Gnd anywhere. = m1re cordial
response l., Mr.. fllmafe'5 nomination tAln this NOR
could any hearlieT better De desired
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-20

Egypt must afford a fine opening for Senator Fooe,
the volunteer hangman from Mississippi
The pacha ot Egypl has hanged deputaiion who
had been appointed 10y large pubic meeting 10 apply
ior redress ot grievances 1t will, doubtless, be dill-
cult 10 raise another committee"
Foote's business seems be brisk around the pyra-
mlds. Can'l he be induced to emigrae BY the promise
ct a situation \. Y Courier.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-20
FOREIGN lNTELLIG ENCE.
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seemed tu he occunied more nj try,np iheir pstan
,han in actual 6ubnc but whatever success. the Gov.
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-20

Old Nous rerrons' Of the Washington Union, will
II Is understood, IN Of CaSs defeat resume his quiet
home IN Virginia. Well. it will be cons,ling 10 his
friends remember that ct the cansraies Of life is
that "Rtchcs take wings - Cierelam Her.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-20

The b lstou Atlas well remarks that the two lives of
Gen. Cass won hlm. If he had as many lives as
car, nne hs political destruction would be inevitable
with "ul4 Zlek 10; a competitor.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-20
PENNSfLNANIA AND ONO.

EraSus Brooks, the intelligent editor of the Pitts
burah Gazette. has recently made through por-
tons f these States. In the following letter to the n
y Express. he gives the result Of his observations:
NASIINnroH July ).
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-20

YOUNG LADY Of more than eXttaurilniry quail
"a ihca,ipns and experience, wantsa situation, as
Teacher in Female School or Govern -ess in private
family. A line addsessel 10 q. b., LyncAburg, pos
aid. viii receive attention.
July l7-3t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-20

vi NJII,Td Fillmore, we can mol only say lhat We
are g intent with his nomination. bat are proud thai
oar gallant leader has such colleague. Like General
Taylor. his merit alone has secured him this dlstinc
lloni ~ party hclicS-no inirgue-no drilling has
brought nm forth. Commencing life without power
n friends. patrons or connections he has been the ar
ulcer o his own tnme;wllh his clear head and honest
heart he has obtained the confidence OF his cuunrymen
aud Won distinction In New York. where he is best
KNOWN he was last year elected 10 the highly response
Ole oiee OF Comptroller by the majority Of - 900 over
his competition. His nam" is not 50 familiar with us
IN Louisiana but IN the councils Of The nation as re-
preventative from the gre state of New York. his voice
has been P'enta, and always heard Tor the night He
has been as remarkable tr his urhanity, lis moderation
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-20

We say Cass and Butler forever y. Y. Sun.
We say Taylor and Fillmore for fur years. Louis
lille jour.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-20

vi course, Many persons chhllN ul The roirUilan,
power and t'rm OF old minister's viz: Rpcurt, tarn,t
Belhmout. and Bastide, aud asked why NJ Thers is
not nin'ed. Ihry also complain that what Il called the
clique of the National has still the a4crGJency; and
MAINTAIN proof Tho nomination of Admiral cBanc
as Minister Of the Marine
As to the composition Of the new Ministry the only
really had nomination Is that of Cannot 'rhs man is al
mos AS Objectionable ledru Ron: for his circulars
when they were IN power together hclare the election
We're as violent as those OF ledm Il lin, aud seemed
Ia have been tcnby the same hand
y 10 Recur, he Is really honest well meaning re-
publican. For ~ years he has cupyed an unsurd repu
tation IN private life aud Of his public ars have
brought odlum upon HIM. Behmouts the Minister Of
Justice, Is also an honest man, and moderate repub
lcan.
Ba>,de the Minister Of Foreign lrrs. ALTHOUGH lonu
suspected of tendency 10 aid ropuhicansm behaved
nuby IN The affair Of LOUIS Blanc. lie was the only
Minister "h' had the courage and the honesty to de-
mand the arrest and trial OF HAT mad demargue.
The appointment which niycs most satisfaction i, tla,
ct Gen; Lamnrict"re Minister OF War-frst from ihs
esteem that is entertained r him; secondly from his be
ing the brother IN law of NJ Thlrfs which leads 10 the
supposition that Cavaignac Intends in due season. 10
vail hmscIf If the taeus OF the brother in law and
third no, least, because the appointment proves that Ia
va'gnac IS above all jealousy. The conduct OF amor-
cere IN the late instruction has made hm so popular
that II Cavaguac had hot noble mind. ho would no,
have admitted such rival Of popular favor INTO The
Cabinet Garnet cannot remain long IN olire-pn5ic
opinion Is on much against him; II was even d1uhfaI
yesterday, whether he would be named Cayaisnac he,
Itaied long between him and NJ Bariholemy y. Illnrr
who. or NJ Victor Hugo. Will probably take his place
The National Guard and the Line had resolved +, in
ssi upon rgd enquiry into the of the late nsnt-
econ and every hour adds to their irritation On His
subject II has been discovered that topographic dps
patches To the Provinces for reuturccments were not
sent oil with proper rapdly, and II reported iha
others OF different character. forged il SAID were or
wNded; bn; these ara reports which Implicit credit
must not be attached. The arrest Of Ledru Roln La
MARITIME and Flocun. are generally spoken of to-day bt
up the past hour could ascertain that they were
lue. II is the general opinion. however, that no iime
ought TO be last in securing them.
Barbes made quite being released bv hi> friends
both on FGsJay aud Saturday last. SIN e his conaae.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-20

From the Ord edition i.oddan sun, june 80, I. NJ
ppn the jr!atc If It may be 81 called, upon the de
transport the five SIX thousand prisoners taken
tiusldcfe burst INTO loud lnprecaton against hrr
city. aud from the uneo the speakers, doubt exists
thu The usnfgcns were supported By the MoNrAGNARp-
ii the Assembly. Already several lcgions Of the Nation
al Gaatis have been disamed by Cavaignac lie ha
been empowered Il fDrm a new Ministry. The follow
INC MnIHrN havr heen apnlntcd
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-20

mel ana RenaHil, anf fhfr-, severely wounded.
-Four or hvr ...... Il he National Assembly, n
amongst the X ..5 SIS .aany more wounded B.
she most tom aar'H that Of the Archbishop
ParIs.-1he ate Sunday volunteert
10 goio The 4.=t.' HHte messenger of peace. Cava
nae said thai surHa - full Of danger, bu, tn
CHRISTIAN pastor pes i lie advanced, attended
his two Wears. towards the bauicades with an oil,
branch borne before HIM when he was ruhessy sin
n his groin, and fell norl -iv wounded. The vener
ole prelate ordefe " he insurgents to the ncare
hospital in 81 Antoine he received the last sacr
tnenis, languisted. and has since died
The editor of the Pcre Duehesne. NJ. Iaroche W
shot IN the head At the bariiclde Rohcchoart whcr
~ the dress of an ourler. he was fighting at the he;
Of party of insurgenls.
IL will probably be- correctly ascertaincd TO VIII
extent the sacrifice Of Lhman life in this frighiful slr.
gle has reached. Some compute the loss on Tie pa
4'f the trp'fs from 5000 TO 200 SIAM but we ho
,hs is -geraIed The number of prisoners cap,ur
nf the insurgents exceeds 5000. All Of the prisons
filled. ell As the dungeons and vaults Of the ruill
ries, the Luuvre, Palas Royal, the chamber OF Den
ties and the HoIeld Vile. military commission il
been appointed 10 iry such were found with arms
',heir hands, and they will probably be exported to
-Mafquesas Island. transa antic French colon
A decree has been pr posed with that object. We ha
sn sPtce To recsuatthe many of individual heruis
Macy soldiers exhibited sublime courage. On the 9th
hard, ahe savage cflCy with which the nsurgeu
syaged war. si.n0st exceeds belief.
They tortured e.af their own prisoners: cut
Their hands and faGt, aud inflicted barbarties worthy
savages The women We're hired To poison the wi
sold 10 the soldiers who drank il, reeled and died
seems 10 be t.leved generally that il the nsurgcr
lad su.oeeiedn following n3 their most admn4bly &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-20
Superior Court.

Before Chitf Justice oakley
Dc. 1Q-JoAn Broper, Recr, Us. Bsrnhsim 4 Bros.
II his was an action q promissory note for $500.
pay able in twelve months after date. The plaintiff
alleged the note given to the Croton nsurs nee
failed II was handed TO the plaintiff as part of
their assests the ut Is now sought to be
covered for the bench. Of their creditors The de.
fence was want OF consideration, namely, that the
cies he might effect at the Office OF the Croton In.
surarce Company, and that " effected, it
to be returned to him after 1t became due Yer
diet for plaintiff for the amount insured.
james Lee Co, Us Roland G. Has zard This was
action of a.sumpst to the price Of 20 bale
Of cotton sold by plaintiffs to defendant Plaintiff.
allegs that Immediately after the sale the
removed to his factory, at Rhode Island and AFTER
that did not correspond with the samples which were
given at the time Of the sale. Adjourned.
Before Judge Sanford
Alexander Smith -. BENJAMIN Lines, Henry C..
Thompson, ct al-The plaintiff is q carpet mannactur-
er, residing at West Farms Westchester county; the
plaintiff and defendant Lines entered into articles Of
agreement some time in the year 1917 by which the
plaintiff bound himself to sell to the defen dant all the
carpets he should manufacture at his mandatory at
West Farms between the date of the articles aud the
month Of June following, and Lines bound himself to
receive and take the at certain price, aud to
give his own notes, endorsed by Thompson Co, or
the notes Of Thompson Co endorsed by Lines in
payment Smith proceeded to manufacture and de.
liver under the contract large quantities until he de-
vered to the amount of So 500 than he had re-
ceived notes or these goods, he alleges
ed by Lines to Thompson Co. He also alleges
he found out that Lines embarrassed In his
stances and unable to meet his engagements and he
went and demanded payment for the goods ON
Thompson Co who were responsible, which thew re-
fused He then issued writ of replevin and
such part Of them as he found, amounting to about
ST 500 WORTH the presen suit is to establish his
to the portion OF the recovered property and to
pei Thompson Co to pay for the remaining portion
not yet found. Adjourned
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Port OF New York, December 20, 1913.
Cleared.

Cleared.
stsamship-Caaada, tBr) Judkin halifax Liverpool
CuDsrd Jr.
ships-Admirsi fraD wotton Havre Fox Liyneson, Me-
tsha Sameon Liverpool Nevius Son: AIethusa KEEL
ley, DO Crinne knturn skoiied Choate New Or
leans Netmitb Walsh Ashland Rice, Mobile Sturzcs Clear
Barhs-Csroine (Brj Bell London winslow; sam Train
Pumner Gpsyama, Aci Nary J.ne Crowe, New Orleans
Gu pnebang, Jones, ds, Nesmitb Walsh.
Brirf-Bayti Cutu Pot an Prince, o Ferris Laureta
sehs-Pe,o mac. Smith, Campeachy Palas Haskell Norfolk
Weston Dodge Richmond; Amelia smith, Baltimore; Monterrey
Carlisle Phil: delphia; Col Taylor Fuller Boston; Abbott Law
ttIce, Allen, DC.
CID Nonda y-Ship Mason, ossood, Philadelphia
The parsed hslnr Nov H. and Canary Islands IGn Was
tosd.d last night tic News Boy ~ mes So Of the Hook
blik Chsires, horr, Cy Bolivar, 10 days with mdse
Ba Isaac Mead Brown Savannah days. with cotton &C. to
MDeni Thel osrded last sh past oclk
omnes 0, iiSng Branen by he News Coy.
Bug watson lof New haven) Whttescy 81 Martins IL
oay WIN 70 Iiowbrdsc Son, Of New Haven Left
Brig xsii. tq Plymog1) rerc s. Jsgo de Cuba ls days
Brig Bow tof Bangor J.eso City Of 9. Domingo 10
ds)s with mdse to Rossre Co. Was eNrded by the Nogs
sebr y,it Smith, rarsooa. days with fnit to Balon
ss S,r Victory. Bunker CsSrgetewn DC, &yS
seli Sally Miller Lee. Oeraooke, dsJa
Sohr Henry Springer Springer. Virginia,
rem fth 81 July Mathews. Virginia, dsva
sdrb Tallman, Brown, Richmond days.
Scbr Bergen Cole, Petersburg, 4 daia
sebr Robert Bruce Young Datim orr, 81 aya
scir otcar. Bu:rows Baltimore daya
sehr y@ephins, latouiet,c, Baltimore days
ssr M nsH'in Wii sss: basr pss.ss' c daya
schr dtcr'y, koyer Delaware City. 2 days
sepr wave, 'eAnscn, Entea 4 Dell dsys
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BALTIMORE, Dec. 10, 1913.
Railroad Coliis,on-Dea Of an Old Cittsen-
~

BALTIMORE, Dec. 10, 1913.
Railroad Colhs,os- Death Of an Old Citizen
Cholera Fatal accident.
Quite a fearful collision occurred on the Baltl-
more and Ohio Railroad, near Harpers Ferry, on
Sunday, between the passenger train and burden
tram coming down. The locomotives and cars
were mashed TO a terrible extent. There ought,
by this time, TO be some mode adopted whereby
the Sc collisions can be avoided. There can be no
excuse for them. Fortunately, in this case, no
lives were lost.
esteemed citizens, died yesterday. The old men
There is still no sign OF cholera, or anything re-
semblng it, The Sllas Richards Is still de-
fame at quarantine, though all on board are per
te city healthy. The rumors OF cases OF cholera
on board and IN the city are all fabulous.
Mr John Hardy, young butcher, engaged In
that accidentally broke loose whilst being drawn
10 the nng.
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Died.

On Monday, the 18th instant, At her residence on
Staten Island, Mrs. ELIZA RAcEY, relict Of the late
Charles Rscey, Esq.
Her friends and acquaintances, and those of her
family are respectfully invited to attend her funeral
on "wednesday, the Goth instant at IL O'Clock A. NJ
from her late residence Carriages will be in waiting
At Port Richmond landing
On the 18th day of December, inst AMELIA d.u0hter
OF the late Mrs Ann White the 10Th year Of her
The friends OF her family respectfully invited to
attend her funeral, from her late resdence, No 70
Wsvery place at 4ocleck p. M to-day (Wed nesday
Her remains will be inferred in the family vault st.
Marks church.
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On Teusday, 10th instant at st. Paul,s Church bv
the Rev. DR.. Berrien, ELIAS s. HIGsINs to EMMA
LOUISA youngest daughter of the late Edwin Baldwin
Esq., all Of this city.
On the 9Th March last, by the Rev. D. Smith RopEar
CAMrBtLL to Mrs MARGARET Back, both of this city.
On the 18th, by the Rev. Stephen Bennington d D.,
this city.
Nov. 8, at Nevry, WM. BEReAN, veteran soldier
So years old, to MAaGAREr Down, also an ancient fol-
lower Of the camp, and nevce in the field Hymen
this being her fifth engagement. The fair bride was
ten years younger than the groom but both had lost
the old boy his right at Salamanca the bride
her left at Vinegar. Hill
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AFFAIRS IN New JERsEY.-A new county will
be asked for, at the coming session of the Legls-
allure, out Of Morris, Warren, and Hunterdon also
new ownship In Warren county. the State Bank, at
Morris will ask authority to reduce the par of its
stock and for remission Of its tax this year. The
MOTIFS Canal Company will apply for reduction Of
oo0 Of preferred stock making its entire capital
81 900 co., instead Of 000to reduce the nu Der
OF directorate change the manner Of appointing di-
recrors and also its corporate erect an
duct, or bridge, over the Delaware river at their
ferry. The Pahaquarry Mining Company will ask for
a charter; also the Warren Iron Company.-Nswark
DdiIu .adperfieer.