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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-31
1IlE. HING ARIAN ENlI.ES.

Some fourteen or fifteen Hungarian patriots. who ar
rived AT New York on Sunday IN the steamship, Her
mann, were received on the wharf, by committee OF
reception appointed tor the purpose aud conducted 10 the
Asur House, where they are 10 remain The guests ii
The hosptable and gentemany proprieors Mad'lle ia
CELIA conducted To the living House. by Mi. How
ard, the proprietor where she received with marked
demonstrations of respect by large sssembage Of vs
lers, glad Of opportunity Of gratifying the curiosity
and expressing their welcome The occasion OF the
arrival IN the land Of liberty Il this remarkable herolsm.
The personal appearance aud dress Of Made JgeIla
thus described by the New York Courier:
'ler figure is of the medium size her head and neak
finely formed. her cuuntcnance denong the
possible expression. Her bust is ul and cssciy form
ed. Her proportions Likewise full but Of most deli
and graceful symmetry. lie hair of light brown,
the MASSES Ut which are parted TO six plain and simple
folds upon the forehead. Her eyes, naturally mild,
sometimes lit up with most brilliant aud piercing en-
preston In her deueanor she is exceedingly amable,
kindly, retiring and modest. She a dress ct light
Glue silk, With tI color scarf gracefully thrown acruss
her shoulders. Her lew, but Of the
est kind and workmanship.
"lhrough the kindness of Mr.. Howard we were ena-
bird 10 see the Polka coaee worn by this glorious
ture when, for the benefit Of her country she exposed
camp. Il is of white cashmere. thick and strong of
Inre, lined with red cloth aud baded with cordng Of
The same color. The sabrelachc of leahern pocket,
sung over the shoulder by leather belt likewise
shown u.s.
Al Two DEL eek ihe lady appeared the dining saloon
which, on this occaslun was crowded with ladies'
aud genIlenea, all of Whoa exhibited the ureaIts
anxiety 10 pay her the most marked deeTtnce and 4en
tlul,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-31
LITER FROM CALIFORNIA
Arrival Of the
Steamer Empire CITY.

Return Of Col. UeLer Chotera Raging at Hs'afim
New York. DC. %. z. NJ
The Steamer Empire CITY reached this place } esie'-
day. rum Ghae7es with dates from California H. The
jlh November
The Empire Ct brought 10 this city two hundred
aud thr, e ge PASSENGERS and has un batd haD a mi
lion dollars IN gill.
Pfoy.iins were high in san Ffsua-eo At last ia'eS
Pork was selling At sixty five duafs per cask, and fl'ur
at lony doais per blrel
Much sickness prevailed in the county.
The Democratic ticket has ifiunphed III San Fran
csru.
We regret l., learn By this arrival that the choefa
wa. raging IN alazallan.
CD Weller. fnnef Commssioner to nun tho blnnda,
~ lice heiwee Me Sicu and The United saes. has IL
TUNED IN The Elnpre CITY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-31
From The Albany Culiivalor.
IMPORTANT TO DAIKNAlF.N

The experience If many dairyman has taught him
The necessity oi remedy for thai obstinate disease usu
ally denonii aied ''hurn-a-the symptoms aud remedy
III The disease are rs follows
Symptoms Gold horns. sudden falling of in guam
ii'y ot mlb general appearance dropping dull eyes.
Sc.
Remedy.-Sis spmnfuls Of SCOT one spnoffu black
pepper. guuad spoonful ginger one spoonful sail;
three eggs. All well stirred together add sufficient
meal 10 make convenient to handle in bali draw ont
The ongde with hard and pass down ball lar
as prariicabe-lr 90 the tongue. and bold up The
nj II Is swallowed. In like manner give the rel.
The abose dose repeat three Tour mornings. aud il
VIII edrcl cure.
The hnrns should have noihng done to them
SHOULD the aboVe APPEAR b The ediios nj any avail 10
ih'r nnmerUns rcador., hey liberty PUBLISH
u has saved me many valuable cows,
w. : BAILEY.
Madison Co. " J.
7. Cows hard Ia milk may be rendered cas-, by
tqu. zng the teal fail Of milk aud passing Up pen knife
blade tiliec ioulhs uf an inch.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-31
From the FariaS News.

Mr.. Editor:-lfYu think the following worthy an
n-ertlun IN Your paper, You publish 1t or The bem fiji
al those who take an interest IN agriculture.
had small pecH af meadow that had moi been dis.
tuihea hy the plough for the last twenty yeas. Last
spring wishing Ia tie timothy buke Il up nh
Minor and Horizons plough aud lean nf oAen turn
ing the sward abui five inches in depth. Aer harfnw-
ing nicely, planted II in corn three by three eel
rpar', pn'ing a shayeliul OF rch earth in MIST Of the
hills narrowed The roln as s,on fully up aud re-
eatd The nraul IN quick succession in opposite drec
ton> iron the hr>t and ,lugtd and hillcd it when
about foot sixteen inches high. Fearing that Knight
injore the corn by second plouehing, did nothing
nore I" II until cut the On in order seed the
gruund IN What aud timothy. | narrowed the corn,
and from the most rate Of bh land and
that could make. fund the yield be Twelve
AID fnr-fiths barrels per acre of sound corn. The
gr'~th was large and many measured twelve inches
well filled and plump. This. think. fair, If NJ, an
sxcellent crop ior the and labor II proper Ia
add that The seed OF this presented 10 by my
friend Mr.. \ {. Hunter.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-31
FROM oUR.RICHMoND CORRESPONDENT.

RICHMOND, December Y, 1919.
lhe Fauqner election VAS to-day, disguised Of after
nue. ENHANCEMENT. The same state of things arose
which prevents The organization OF Congress- there
three paresdne in favor Of Febbs, another of Homer,
whilst The third thought there had been no election. The
House undert ok 10 demonstrate result logically
solved ls That Mr. Iebbs was not entitled TO be con-
tested seat ID. That Mr.. orner was not entitled To The
CONTESTED seat. There then arnse contest OF opinions
The following propositions affirmed To have been
demonstrated 1T. That there teas election because
all Nhu VOTED tor MI IeLi}s mus have believed there
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-31
TIE ELECTION OF A SPEAKER

The House of Representatives succeeded in
electng a Speaker, on Saturday, the 22d ult., ON
the G3d ballot.
This result is owing TO The Wings, who have
thus again vndcated their claim TO be called the
true conservative party oithe county. Our read
ers are aware that both parties appointed Com
mitecs of Conference. The Wing Committee
proposed the plurality rule. The Democratic
Committee submitted it to a caucus of their par
ty, by which it was rejected Mr.. Stanton, of
Tennessee, Chairman of the Democratic Com
mIttee, notwithstanding lis rejection by his party,
offered a resolution, on Saturday, providing that
on the third balIo, that day, the candidate having
plurality of votes, provided they constituted
majority of a quorum, should be elected. This
was adoptcd-1l3 to l06-thc bulk of the Dem
ocratlc party voting against it. On the Sd vote
Mr.. Cobb received i02-hir. Winthrop 100 votes
scattering 20. Mr.. Stanly then offered a res
olution declaring Mr.. Cobb duly elected which
was adopted, al 10 33. Whereupon Mr. Nc
DoVell and Mr. Winthrop conducted him TO the
Chair, upon taking which he made suitable adj
dress. The immortal five preserved their consis-
tenCy, and refused to vote for Mr. Winthrop to
the last, their object being. apparently, to prevent
any election of a Speaker. Had MIR. King
and Mr.. Gentry been present the parties would
have been tied at l02-and Mr.. Holmes would
again have had to give casting vote. We doubt
not he would have given it in favor Of Mr.. VIM
throp.
We have anxiouslv desired the election of Mr..
Winthrop, and regret his defeat. Without inn
pugning their motives, or doubling their patriot
ism, or Whggery, we believe Mr.. Toombs and
his associates have much to answer for, in purSu-
ing course which has the appearance of being
iactious. Mr.. Cobbs is gentleman of fair char
acter and is said to be well qualified for The du-
ties of the Chair. If disappointed in the hope OF
seeing Wing chosen to preside over the House,
we consoed by the fact that his successful IL
val is a Southerner. Mr.. Cobb has it in his pow
er 10 do himself credit by making a fair selection
of the Committees. He is not the choice of a
majority OF the House, and this fact should teach
hun the necessity of acting upon something more
liberal than partizan principles. We confess,
however, we have no hope that he will rise TO the
level Of the occasion We expect him 10 arrange
the Committees just as he would, had the Dem
ocratc party an unquestonable ascendency.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-31
J. MOORE.


z NV EKsIIf OF IHtINfN, DUO %, ICi.,
To the Editors of The Tngnidn.
Grntiemsn--ltls my melancholy duty To communi
cate the fact. that Young gentleman. ahnu matrlcu
late as sindeni, Mr.. " iiam Halle. Of Camden South
Carolina, has been suddenly cut o.n the midst Of health
and The hopes of youth by the accidental discharge of
pistol IN the hands OF a cunpalun The accident occur.
red ahou' O'Clock this afern0n, at boarding uuSe
The University The ball entered the right eye
snd. s supposed, lodged in the brain. producing death
IN li'lle moe THAI huuf All the and that the hest
surgical skll could render, ut erly unavang. The
pis'm which this letting has
muniy and the Vulnerable anguish OF the unfortunate
Young gentleman, who has been the inviting Of
u, ] will not attempt To describe.
GES>NER HARRISON,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-31

Nc. Sir Henry l.. Bulwer, the new British
Minister, has arrived in Washington and been pre-
sented 10 the President. His address on the &C.
cason was exceedingly cordlal-quite undiplo-
macally so. The Hecate appeared at Wash
ington before it was known she was on the coast
What pregnant fact is thus presented Of the inn
portance OF a steam marine.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-31

g. The National Inegencer, of Tuesday, is
double sheet and contains besides the President $
Message, Congressional proceedings and the
news of the day, the Reports OF the Secretaries of
the Treasury, Interior, War and Navy, and of the
Post Master General. The Report Of the Secre-
tary of the Treasury is necessarily long, but is
a very interesting and ineligible document
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-31
CALIFORNIA.

We have dates TO the 18th November last
The election for Governor, Congress men and
members of the Legislature took place on the 18th
November. The Constitution is supposed to have
been adopted by an overwhelming majority
Burnett, it is thought, has been elected Governor.
The Alta Californian says T b, King has been de-
ieated as Senator of the u. S.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-31

In the Senate, on Monday, Mr.. Foote gave no.
tee of intention to introduce bills for the organi
cation of Territorial Governments for California,
New Mexico Deseret, and to enable the people
OF California and OF the District of Jacinta, with
consent Of Texas ITO form Constitution and State
Government. Gen. Cass offered a resolution in
sructing the Committee on Foreign Relations to
enquire into the eXpedency of suspending dpo-
matte relations with Austria MIR. Bradbury Of
fered resolution calling on the President for a
list of removals causes. &c.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-31

o. The omission TO issue paper from this Of
fee, on Thursday last, has thrown upon us an az
emulation of interesting matter, which the oc-
cupation Of our columns by the Presidents Mes
sage and our Richmond and Washington cores
pondence, prevents us from now laying before our
readers
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-31
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der Braces, nhang Tubes, and Lectures Consumption
and the art OF preserving Lille and Health to Old Age &c
JOHN H. SEAf has been appointed agent tor L. sale OF
the above Goods and will keep them constantly
his Drug Store, l.ynchbutg, Virginia.
9y-Dr tnch's" Guide Book To Invads, and Directions
Tor Promoting Health, and Instructions Mothers in the
Management OF Children" may be had gratuiou-ly nv
calling or it att the Store above An extremely valued
Book
Aug. I3-t.if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-31

o. The Depot of the Richmond and Freder-
icksburg Rail Road, in Richmond, was destroyed
by fire on Monday last. The machine shop all
the locomotives and all the cars but one were saw
ed. The loss is not very heavy upon the Com
pany, but produce 10 a considerable amount, was
destroyed, the loss of which will fall upon ind-
vduals. The operations OF the Company were
not ARE sted for an hour
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-31

o. \ very interesting meeting OF the Cooni-
cation Society of Virginia was held last week IN
Richmond-Gov. Floyd in the Chair. Mr.. La
trobe, of Baltimore, delivered an able and elo-
nnent address.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-31

o. The immense Sugar Refinery of Woosev
and WooIsey, New York, has been entirely de-
stroyed by fire. The loss is estimated at half a
million of dollars. Four or five hundred men are
thrown out OF employment.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-31

Wheeling, De. lsh. 7. NJ.
The Brilliant passd under the bridge alter cutting i1nt
feet of her ehimneYs The llbeinia No. :, could at
pass the bridge and would cut her chinneys. She
Ie shipped h ires and passengers and will return Ia
Pittsburgh. There y feel water IN the channel
Tins point, and rising
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-31

Dc, There will be rally of The friends of Tenn
perance, on Wednesday night, at the Methodist
Episcopal Church, on which occasion Colonel
Dimmock will make an address.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-31

&C. The Legislature has been doing nothing
for the last week. In the Fauquicr contested
election, Mr.. Tebbs has obtained the seat.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-31

A resolution has bees adopted by both hnnses of the
Legislature nstuclog ,ur Seoaiors aud requesting
Representatives IN Congress- 10 eieavsf procure the
establishment Of Bureau of Agriculture in lie Depart
mr't uf the luleior at Washington. kto.tMc Reg
isfcr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-31
CALIFORNIA GOLD DUST.

The New York Herald estimates the amount oil eou
dust which has arrived in The United States from C'D
fornIa up this date at about sir millions of do
aud that hich has gone Europe at ten or fteere W"
Loa,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-31

o., The Senate of Ohio has balloted two OF
three hundred times for Speaker Parties are
tied and neither will give way.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-31

O.. The Richmond papers announce the death
of DR.. John Cullen, prominent physician of that
city, and lately Professor Of the Medical Col
Iepe
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-31
CHE.4P FOR CASH,

CHE.IP FOX C.TNH
I HAVE NOW IN STORE AND FOR SALE
L 200 well filled sacks Liverpool Salt
- do do do Ground Alum do
superior lot oil Bacon, ard
tcw barrels superior Roe and Chpt Iierrmgs
All oi which viii sell low iol cash.
NOV SITS SAML. INRLE.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-08
The New Hone and Delaware Bridge ha

The New Hope and Delaware Bridge has been
taken possession Of by the mortgages the Company
having failed to pay the interest The mortgages and
interest amount 70 $1,000
Toe receipts on the Chesapeake and Delaw are
Canal last week were little rising $500 against
- 200 for the corresponding wces ls-t year being an
increase Of about sl-eO. The Coal brought down on
the Reading Railroad last week according % the re-
ported returns exceeds by 5000 tons the largest
amount ever brought over the road in any week.
The schuylkil Navigation Company brought 10 marke,
lss, week 81 00i tons Che Reading Railroad a. ~ tons
and the Lehigh Navigation Company s9i2 tons-ag.
gregate, 400 tons.
The Chicago Democrat Of the 30lh alt. says
there il quite number OF steamers proPellers and
.a vessel. IN that port bat reghts not to be- had
for them. A number Of propelers have laid up, an
unusual thing ior his class OF craft while number Of
others beside sail vessels have lett tor ports on the
Lake or below with ballast Holders are osering but
{ cents for wheat % Buffalo which scarcely pays *.
pense- Of transportation
The Bank Of Fayetteville, n. c. has been or
ganzed By the election Of John D. starr E'q. Presi.
dent. and and Wm G. Brosdioot Esq. Cashier The
officers are preparing 10 put the Bank in operation
The amount Of Capital subscribed j. $4,000
Charters for a Railway from Toledo, through
Southern Michigan and around the southern bend OF
Lake Michigan % Chicago, have been secured by 4
Company o.. New York capitalists. Railway from
Chicago west 70 the Mississippi j. ben. constructed.
lt expected that the Ohio Railroad Company vii De-
soon revived under its charter and the line from 10
edo q Dunkirk completed AZ az.early day
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-08
rrNru ~

The respective counsel in tbs summed up yeser-
dav Mr O1C0u0r who Jed f1r the defense. c0u'ended,
9rrc rslv that Mr-.Ma k-r shot herself and had als0
Contemplated shooting leT h1-bsud the prisoner; that
d.. be sad lls attention rrst airaccd by
no.e ny the cockiug. sUehlng OF The kind. % ps
o lch accounts - the cap 90 tie nrst
barrel beng exploded bar ne barre discharged that
decreased aiteu ed tfe hat barrel a. prisoner, out
failed art he clck 0f hat Uhlcl trs aract-1
NJ Walkers a,cntol tbal b. spfzng aad got bold of te
.t0l ald u the struggle bo.l cane 90 sur Oi klerug
position. ben sle arri 20 give o 0 lm 10 he .e her
and hat ou being red sire tred no srcols bar-
rel her oHu person. Mr OC. went into reasoning %
shog her bias 0r suede and her oir1pressed ven
fJr revenge a. to him
NJ McKeon D.sir.c-Aftorley. followed tor prosecg-
nou. He con-nied lhaf deceased cogld have shot
herself the cecra-ed va -not, near - rsrt
shoulder. tie ball cuuug olt % tlr ng1t slGe % tie
s-lue between TIE seventh al1 eighta uDs. wIh thai
pistol even had sic l-,d lie thumb 10 t.s operation.
- hIch = -h- Only unusual one. which any
person could di.chsrge - viii The mIxz-. cI.charz-
Ing hard iis revolver doe, being placed IL
right shoulder he also co1iclcrd i1at qrlsoa.r r
shot her-Ihsi had she shot herself instead u
the room bee did Tor time 1f-rsart. te ~ol4
raye immed l,ry gwen tle 4.arl nal Mr. Nr aiirf
learng ne shot, opening The pcrur door and c1x Ars
Waker lsy lpo1 the h00r drawn ~ through trghf
ty ~ gr IlsI eu went Toe distance VI BLOCK f0r
qhyscian returned and opened tie par0r door again
when TIE pusca-r standing 10 tnr Eife o. t- floor
and pointed Tie pi.fo a. her Mrs Nells He ouect
dong hat Mr Mex szi. to se-q NJ. Ns--s AZ
i-l OBJ tt- Transaction. thai BE- saN sle lnr dead
&C. tir Ach s-o c01irll-- thAl there was motive Tor
prisoner laklng her LIE.
NJ Hoffman sfer tie recess. followed IN a. e-oslelf
apq-A4 iQr defense and LIE ArorurT Gerera concluded
i1e part Of lh- prosecution Charge t1s fcgeno0l-
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-08

EDITOKs IN LUCK.-Thcre was a special elec.
tiou lately held in Madison the capital Of W scon.
sin. 20 h three town Offices Of small account,
and the Editor OF each Of the three political papers
put up candidate, and two Of them elected, while
the other failed By only two votes B. Brown Of the
Democrat chosen scsler Of Weights and Measures
with rush and this is the strain wherein he magui
hcs his Office
"lhs regard most emphatic endorsement
hy the people OF views the Free Soi question
more especially a. our competitor WAS the cmhoiimen.
OF Free soil principles-a mg negro Most cheerful.
Is accept tho Office and % the very best OF abl
ines viii discharge it, arduous and responsible
functions. the most important OF which viii nc 90 op
ply the proper standard 10 pUulc men, that p0ue
may pass themselves upon community for more than
they intrinsically worth We shall weigh them by
their talents and measure ihcfl 10y their mcrts Il any
attempt 20 elevate themselves above this standard, we
shall drop them down peg and % others are found
passing below % duty vii be- % elevate them and
IN s things shall cndcayor % rcgurd the scnptura
injunction 90 Mcto out the same measure o. others
that would have mcted Out 20 Is
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-08
BOOK TRADE.
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New volume of lrtInss Mnrss It Adventures Cf Csr
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West dige.fcd from hs ourra snt illustrates f'oa "a
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New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-08
pa..enner. Arrived.

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MEDICINES.
CHOLERA !

'I'HE ATTENTION or THE PUBLIC Is invited 20
i the following recommendation
" The undersigned, being familiar win th" effects Of
The Washington Elixir when administered in cases ~
Cholera M0rhus Dy-entery. A.. and having noticed ihe
wonderful efficacy uf is action iu ihe-" agd similar DIS
eases would recommend our fellow cufens ip use u ss
preventative and The prem0ni0ry symptoms Of A. ttc
Cholera. We confident that 10 applied in The Stage
when Darrhes oezias sct 30 viii arrest The symptoms
al once and di-psrse tne pred spusng causes
ISAAC S1AURMAN, 80 Eighfhst
j CAMPBELL, Jr Bufcner-' and DrOyers Bank
r. VI GUtON NJ ID ~ Bowery.
u " TOWNSEND, BOwey Bank.
ARNEST FINK. 81 Sprng--i.
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This invaluable rtmeoy, the efficacy Of which is e-iab-
shed by the testimony Of thousands always De- bad Al
the principal Offcc 0f NALlSTER, IA tulfon--l ahi
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