Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-06

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This is way of getting out OF difficulty whe,h
er II is the best, is yet 10 be seen
.7rtny moremcnis The steamer Olivia Cap,,n Gree
chartered by the u. S. Qnartemasier, h yesetday Tor
Pascagnula where she will take board Gen. rwigss
and staff well as the recruits at that place. She wills
then 90 Pensacola receive what troops may be there
and proceed IN TO Tampa Bay.
The oh lnfantry. commanded by Lieut. Col. Joseph
| r. mp;on is daily expected here from ST. Louis, aud
Will Immediately go forward to Florida.
The following Is the s of troopssa far as heard from
that have been ordered 10 Tampa Bay: Five companies
of the 4lh Artillery lately in gartson tho New Orleans
Barracks Forts Pike and Wood and Pascaenula hahor
-Four companies Of the 2d Artillery thai gartisned Point
Comfort. Augusta Arsenal. Font Mou rte, aud Oglc
lhorp Barracks and these. with the two companies Of
the 4lh Artillery already Stationed at Tampa. will make
eleven companies of artillery. and companies OF naG
try, numbering in all about thousand men.
". O. Picoy,me, 2la.
Pcfdy and It's retribation - A correspondent of the
Newark ADVERTISE who Whites from on board the l. s
ship Warren, Al San Francisco. relates the following
melancholy episode in California life The writer says
NV LOST 25 men in the harbor of Monterey who de
serted TO the mines and five sa ors and three marines
stole ba with which they all escaped except who
ON alarm being given received n shot in his leg, which
has ruined him for life The others started for the mines,
but before they had gone half the way the marines parted
from the sailors. The latter 10 farm house where
the treated them hospitality with supper and lolg
lps, when the lnhuInal Nreches Turned 10 and robbed
and murdered the whole family. men. women and chill
dten! But the people the mines hearing Of pursued
and found them, and tied item up aud shot them the
spot
Indian difficulties in Florida We learn from des
patch in the Charleston Courier that the steamship
Alabama arrived at New Orleans the 25th inst, in 40
hours from Tampa Bay, bringing the welcome niell-
gence that the 2Olh inst. the comma dani Of that
port received white flag understood to be from Bow
tnn l4tgI.
and proposing to hold council at the next full moon-
II is generally believed (savs the despach) that the
difficulties will be over and that the parties in the
late outrage will be surrendered The L. 5 troops 800
In number would await al Fort Brooke the result Of the
council.
Nh Denton in Missouri i he bitterness of feeling,
existing between The two factions of the ocofco parry
In Missouri may be conceived from the following which
We find in the St Louis Republican:
cit is stated that Judge Birch had ascertaned at
Platte City, that Col. Benton had asserted in the most
positive narner, that he (Birch) hid whipped his wife.
&c Judge Birch went 10 ST joseph and brought suit
against Col Benton for Sldndcr-maknp affidavit that he
(Benton)s not resident of This State 1t is also acd
though this is not 50 well authenticated that Col BEN
Ton Intends commencing suit against Birch. because as
he alleges, Birch has proclimcd him aboltionis,.
Contention Of Hcus-A Convention will be held in
Nashville Tennessee, Saturday, the 18th September
1917 for the purpose Of examining into the claims of the
descendants of William aud Augustine Jennings late of
Virginia, as heirs to the estate of William Jennings, who
died lntesate, in Suffolk, England in 1898; leaving an
Immense ptoper'y now estimated At some lO,0000O0
consisting of divers bank and other stocks mortgages and
landed property. &c. still unsettled, and lying in the
hands I" the British Government, subjpct to the claim
and control oi the proper heirs MIST Of the claimants
reside In Tennessee, Mississippi, Virginia aud Indiana.
MOBILE, Aug. %.
Later from 'ierico- abandonment Of the Tcla,,te-
pee Road, Sc.-By the arrival a, Mobile of the steamer
Trent we have late news from the city Of Mexico the
llh inst II seems thai difficulty has occurred be-
tween the Government aud McSsrs Manning < McIn-
tosh-the former las determined give back the con-
tract received for making road across the Islhmus Of
Iehnantepec-the latter refused uhereuprn the Cham
Der of Deputies passed resolution authorizing the Gov
eminent 10 raise half million of dollars upon the pledge
of the import duties The impression is, however, that
this resolution will be opposed by the Senate.
qaothcr Bank Dctdlcaion.-T Easton (Nld) Star
of August 2Slh notices recent astounding disclosures
made in that place, by which it appears that VIM b.
Snythe, the late cashier, has embezzlcd funds To the
amount of about $4,000. Eleven thousand dollars Of
the amount however, in certificates Of deposits in Ba
more, and other paper have already been refunded and
the balance has been promised to be made good in W
days Smythe has been arrested and held to bail in the
sum Of 5000.
The United State, and Japmi-Caprain Cracker of
snip llp1all, arrived AT New YORK, thursday, from
Canton says the whole u. s. squadron on the Chinese
seas under Com Gesnger visit the coast of Japan
shortly.
Some writer talking of good manners, says "nobody
lost anything by poIeness" Our experience doesn't
quite confirm the truth of that "ossery alton" but if any
person wants test the question. let him "have the po-
! lileness' 10 lend his umballa. Il Boston Post
The Church members at the Sandwich Island number
bout, IL In,t
two years.
Rhode Island has within her limited territory l63 cot
ton nails consuming annually Sc 900 bales Of cotton and
manufacturing 100000 yards of cloth.
Fatal .9ccident at .1lcmphi,-A gentleman, named
Hill accidentally shot anterb by the Of hte on the
9th nst al SailImns Sons brick mandatory, in the
upper part Of Memphis. A bail from pistol entered the
left side of-the unfortunate and passed through his
heart killing HIM in short time. The dying man ac-
nowedged it be accident with his last breath-they
had always been warm friends.
An Internal Improvement Convention is TO bs held in
Greenvllle, Tenn, the 10Th Of September. to move
In the mater OF securing charter fur the East Ienhes
see aad Virginia Railroad to subscription Of
stock by the State to improve the rivers u East Tennes
and cooperate with other internal improvement
/ panles throughout the State
Conclusire-A clergyman. accused, while in Lowell.
of evidently dragging his wife from revival meeting
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