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New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-27
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Arrival Of the Cambria at Halifax.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-27
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New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-27

ASSAULT By A. OFFIcER.-As Mrs Chapman
and smother lady attaches Of the National Theater were
returning home between II and o'clock on Wsdn..d,v
night while In Leonardst they were accosted BY OH.
Ger Cunnion Of the sixth Ward, who made some re.
marks Of an offensive character 10 them and Threatened
10 take them into custody. They Immediately entered
grocery which open al the time, and where they
we're somewhat scqainied, and sent for Mr. Chapman;
who, exposularng with the officer for bis conduct
taken into custody by him and locked W in the
Tombs charge Of interfering with the officer n the
discharge Of bis duty and rsscuing prisoner The
facts being presented before the magistrate Of the
Lower Police Court, Mr c. was at once discharged,
AID will be taken 10 bhug the officer 20 sc.
count for bis conduet.
THAr DOo-.Nr Tr,Lune Not wishing 10 ac
cuss any one Of annoying bis neignbors who does a.
DO H. wish 10 ssy tia, my pen by accident wrote Clia
Ton for RAsers street, Bat the dog 10 ehoked, and
last nigh, vas permitted 10 enjoy once more, Ma
lures 'wee, restorer, bslmy sleep" Gods dearest
earthly blsssngt 10 AS INVALID.
BCRoLARIEs-The basement Of l6 Attorney-st
was entered BY some daring thief, on Wednesday
night and robbed Of lot Of silver spoons and other
property, with which be effected hi. escape -. Some
rascal entered the salesroom Of ]. A. Osborne. g.
Broadway and stole thersfrom a number Of valuable
broehe 'Hs~is, with which be escaped.
FIsE.-A Ere broke out last night about lOI
o'clock in the second story Of No e Greenwich q, /,
speedily extended to the adjoining house No Co. bu,
"a' extinsuished before spreading farther Consider
able dsmsTe wss done 10 the upper stories Of both
houses
CohAoS CouscIL.-The Members elect Of the
new Board assembled Ia caucus in their respectivs
rooms, last evening, with view 20 consultation % To-
their organization the snsuinsyssr
sALs OF LAW BooKs.-Bangs, Platt 4 Co. will
sell At auction this evening at their saIesroo. 40,
Broadway an unusually large and valuable collection
Of books. They from several private libraries and
contain many scarce works which The profsssiou kaov
how 10 prize,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-22
CALIFORNIA NEWS.

The New York Sun Of Thursday, contains the fol
lowing:
Several merchants in this city have received letters
from Callfrrna, via Chagres and British West In
dies. probably by the conveyance which brought
the recent dispatches for government.
The tenor Of these adviseS, is that large deposies of
gold were discovered in he hills, that people from
Oregon Santa Fee and Mexico, were pouring into the
country by thousands.
Such the scarcity of coin that gold dust had allen
at the mines 10 six dollars ounce being less than
third its real value at the United States Mint. The
whole amount gathered was about three millions.
Capt. William g. Marcy. Of The U. s. Secreta-
ry Of War. was dispsng of every thing in the shape Of
supplies at his camp in exchange for gold dust. lie had
collected fifteen barrels Of gold ore, and having no
means ut Protecting the treasure he had buried until
vessel of wal should arrive on the coast which was
daily expected.
Provisi and food Of every kind were very scarce
and daily growing darer. Pork was 5000 per barrel
fur 500 per barrel. bread sky pound beans
slo per bushe brandy so per gallon AMI other things
in P"prilon.
There was much suff-rng at the mines. and ap-
preh-ns of famine, III Consequence OF the nuititudes
arriving from all qlagt,rs. The Indians being able
endure more fatigue and poorer fare than The hes,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-22

aUitstIne debate 81, 4 m-tr.-r rslf very minor im
, ,rrsnc. T. intended, by Southern men an by 'hr
ultra ablitinniss make this lest question Il,
whether negrops MT t. be recognized by the
general CIV rnmeut az property.
Mr. Coamer fr quenily interrupted by, and re
Piled TO- questions prnpounded by Messrs Bur-, Meade.
Gd,Ings. Tunmbs, Holmes, Murphy and others. Hav-
ing spoken his hour, he was followed By
Mr. Meade. who made very sound, able, legal and
Constitutional argument the Souh-rn side of The ques
tinn. Al the cnnclusiun of his hour
Mr. flalfof New York obtained the floor. and opposed
The bill. replying 10 The remarks OF several gentlemen
WIN had addressed the House in favor If the bill
Mr. ToombS next obtained The fl or but gave way To
Mr.. Schenck. Who moved a adj ,urnment;uppn which
division took place, and the motion prevard Ad
j,urned
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-22
LEGISLATURE.

The House of Delegates did little on Monday The
Debate on the resolutions WAS continued Mr. Plus
spoke in favor Of them with eloqnence and ability Mr.
Snilh, # Alexandra. opposed them and advocated tie
adoption IF Mr. Syme's amendment
Tuesday-'The Bill for refurnshnr TIE Governors,
II, use engrosseIayes 60 noes 81 Mr. Cooper moved
for Select Committee oexamn4 all the evidence about
the defence of Crany Island, 10 designate officers and
men who distinguished themselves and to consider
what testimonial should he awarded CThis is very alb
surd movement. Swords have teen already 50 proluse
" granted 10 take from the honor all lis value Why
not at once give sword to every officer and man who
ever heard IN enemy's gun freq
The Drbale on the w lmot Provso resolutions was
resumed by Mr.. Ferguson, who had the tll r. and who
spoke for hours in favor Of the resolutions He WAS
succeeded by Mr. Harrison in opposition who before con
Guiding his remarks, gave way motion adjourn.
W ednesday, the Speaker laid before the House COM
mnnicaton from the Governor enclosing he resignation
Of Gen. A. Brown, of The 81 Brigade. bill was 7epor
ted exempng officers, and aborers the
Cana from the operation OF the special road laws of Rock
bridge county. The small note bill was taken up the
vote Of engrossment considered, Tie bill amended and
ordered to lie the table. Mr. Harrison concluded his
speech in opposition to the resolutions Of Committee
and offered resolutions which were on his mo
ton, laid on the table and ordered to be printed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-22
49, New York, January I5-6PM

New York. January I5-6P M.
LOSS or THE STEAMER EMPIRE STATE.
ihe splendid steamer Empire State caught fire at her
landing in Fail River on Saturday night and continued
to burn until II O'Clock Sunday morning, when the
flames wree exiogushed by scuttng her1he fire origi
mated in the forward of the boat having cauqh from
stove The hull is nearly destroyed but the engiae
stands erect and is thought has sustained but little dam
age me hull to be lowed to New York for the pur-
pose of being rebuilt Size was insured in Tho dH.r
ent New York and Philadelphia offices 10 the amount
Of one hundred thousand dollars which it is believed will
nearly cover the entire loss. Her original cost was one
hundred and fifty thousand dollars All the silver and
much of the other valuable property on board was saved
While the boat was burning Captain Comsock and ano
her person broke through The ice and were badly injured
narrowly escaping with their lives,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-22
Hon. Thomas S. Bocock.
WASHINGTON, January 9th, 1910.
DEAR SIR

DEAR SIR
Agreeably to the request contained in
your letter addressed few DAYS agoI have con-
terred with several members Of the Tennessee delera-
ton in Congress on the subject of the prospects of
your proposed Lynchburg and Tennessee railroad.
Though all with whom conferred were requested
to give me their views in writing, only one has vet
done me the favour to comply. The enclosed letter Of
the lion. William NJ. Cooke, who represents one of
the districts in Eastern Tennessee not very distant
from the proposed line of improvement will be found
very Interesting and important one 1t is with his
consent placed at your disposal together with the let
ter OF his friend MIR. Rogers which he has been kind
enough to procure and submit.
From Mr.. Cookies letter. and from communication,
made to me in conversation by other gentlemen from
that State am well convinced that Tennessee i loo
ing with much interest to your Undertaking. and !;
you shall be able to complete your line to her borders
she viii Instantly take it AMI continue it. not only
to Nashville, but in good time to Memphis or som,
other point on the Mississippi.
In that case, | do not hesitate to saw that in use
fitness and in brilliant success it would he one of thu
hrst lines of improvement in the Union.
1t would confer immense local benefit BY opening u,
business and commercial highway for those interest
ing regions, Southwestern Virginia and Eastern Ten
nessee-regions whose resources though heretofore
undevel"ped,are beginning to make themselves known
ana whose vast mineral wealth and agricultural capa
hlllties are only equaled by the neglect with which
they have heretofore been treated What portion o
our mighty Union. belonging to any one Of the thrt,
states, rs now so poorly provided with facilities fo
reaching the great Commercial maTts as is Southwest
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-22

where break down with the en,rmous mass Of printed
parer.
The contract system has worked well was
tried from 1915 % 1919 and abandoned. From tha, -,
Rod to the end IF The last Congrrssa printer was 4cted
by each house We think it inp,h BE that Congress
may again return t. The system If having the printing
done by officer heir No move. however. las
yet been made, and the bids be opened on the 3ri
of next month";
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-22
NEE Ting OF SOUTHERN MEMBERS.

We give all The accounts which have # ached us Of
the result of the meeting of the Southern members of
Congress, held on Monday night last. We do not rely
implicitly the accuracy Of the details Enough how
ever. APPEARS t, show that the unanmty which was es-
senllaI 10 give any moral weight to The meeting, its
proceedings, was not attained. The report recon-
mltted 10 the Committee, by majority Of two. we
tear no good ui suit from the meeting we suspend
our opinion, however, until know more If what was
DONE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-22
SIGNOR JOSE DE AI.NEAR

a great many Ct our cotemporaries, we observe
publishing long 'versement. purporting to set f,
the merits Of an instrument. alleged to have beesoyr,
ed by the pers mage whose name heads This arlirIs-
ed the GoIdoweter," by which one is enabled IN do
er' without difficulty, the locality of the precious mo,,
Inns advertisement was preceded by circular ;hi,,
we had the honor 10 receive in the following ru.l
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-22

The from California rather increase than d.
minsh in exciting details \ CORES pendent at New orl
says:
Letters have beer received by our respec-
table houses stating hat their agent in California had
shipped $3.50 900 in gold England and that there
upwards Of two mors Of dollars ready to be shipped for
this city New York as vessels conld be found
to bring it, This amount is independent of the stock held
and consigned to other places"
A letter dated San Francisco Oct ljih saws -
81 cannot get men, at l5dolars per day put UP the
buildings wan; al this rate they will not work SIX
or seven hours This is moi surprising, when assure
you that several persuns Of my acquaintance who have
returned. averaged Ii usd dollars per diem in the
gold diggns Goldi now 50 much abundant than
money that i only ,corh eight dollars per ounce, paya-
bic in c0in. Phil Inquirer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-22

In the case Of young key-a ofJudge Key of Ma
ryland indicted and tried for puoinng money from the
Post Office at Baltimore, The jury not able agree
and were dismissed. The jury before separating signed
petition to the President, asking the nterposon of his
official clemency, believing that under the peculiar cir
cumsiances of the case the demands of public justice
have been fully satisfied. So much for having good
and respectable family connexions, The fact hat
he took about 1000 out Of letter was a5undantly in ev
idence. The certificates ofdepuse, which he obtained in
exchange for the money, were surrendered by him to tie
Postmaster, and BY that officer paid 10 tie firm i'll
Cincinnati, which made the remittance
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-22
OF TIIEBANk OF YIRGINIA-lS49


DIRECTORS OF THEBANK OF vIRiINIA-l64!
RICHMOND
BY THE STOCKHOLDERS. BY THE EXECUTIVE.
James Caskie Ro. A. Mavo.
IhOs K. Price Arcbd Thomas
John Nombe, Garrett T. Watson,
John j. London, VIM. Gray
John L. Bacon
NORFOLK.
Aaron Mihado John G. Collev
VIM. $. Mallory, John B. Whitehead,
VIM. II. Hunter John James
Walter H. Taylor.
PETERSBURG
Joseph Bragg, VIM Pannill,
David May, II. B. Gaines,
John H. Patterson, Thomas White.
FREDERICKSBURG.
Hugh Mercer, VIM. P Conway,
p. II. Gordon, Robert Dickey,
Thomas F. Knox, John NJ. Whttemore.
Hugh Scott.
LYNCHBURG.
Chiswell Dabnev, VIM. I. Yancey,
Ambrose b. Rucker, VIM. A. Rcheson,
Elijah Fletcher, VIM L. Young.
James NJ. Cobbs
DANvILLE.
Thomas T. Atkinson Nathaniel Wilson,
George Wilson. George Price.
VIM. G. Craghead, Allen Y Stokes.
A. W. C. Terry.
BUCHANAN
Charles I. Beale VIM I. Staples,
William w. Boyd, John NJ. Robinson
Thos. Cartmili, William NJ Radford,
John S. Wilson.
CHARLESTON.
James G. Mcfarland Matt Dunbar,
Joel Shrewsbury, ST., Levi Welch,
Spicer Patrick, W. Chamberlain.
Isaac Read.
PORTSMOUTH.
Samuel VI. Wilson,, John Cooke,
Richard W. Baush Thomas Breeks, jr,
Jethro A. jenkins, John Accnilly.
John q. Hatton.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-22
EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE
B Y TIL f STE A NJ Err "A RIGA
:. B. DEASE Jr., Esq.

The steamship United States arrived at IIavre o. the
2Dth of December
The cholera still prevails in Great Britain. In SCOT
land this prevailed to alarming extent The
cases IN Sculla.d have been fewer than 1922.
of 35S have persisted. Glasgow, Dumtres. MAXWELL
town. and Edinburgh and its vicinity, seem TO be the
chief Seals of the disease In London the last weekly
return gave3l fatal cases. against 20 the previous week
whist TWO weeks preceding tine deaths We're IS. The
returns from the English provinces daily about 10
y. Two new have occurred in liverpool. u
Belfast several cases have occurred but upon the whole,
Ireland has as vet happily escaped this scourge.
II Is stated that the prurlamlng Of Louis Napoleon
President was hurried nn day in advance,-Gpn
Changarnie having obtained full information respecting
plot which formed seize Prince Louis his pas
sage from the Assembly the Palas Ely>ee Bourbon
and To conduct him the TuilleeS to the cry Nive =
Emperor" The Prince of Montfort jerome Buona
pae, has been appointed Governor of the lnvalldeS-
jerome Buonaparte met the new president on his re-
turn from the National Assembly. On meeting they
cordially embraced. She Prince de NonIfr great
y moved, and shed Tears. 4 the same spot he
had paired with the Emperor Napoleon for The last time,
when he quilted Paris after the Battle Of Waterloo.
BARlNGo' ClRCULER-PER STEAMED AMERICA.
london, Friday Goth Dec
The Corn market his continued extremely heavy for
all articles the top price of American red Wheat is 46s
ANS. duty paid white 4Ss.a50s o. S. Fonr, is slow
s'e In bond at 25s. per Dbl. day. There is in
qury for bonded Wheat in artcpa of the low duty.
The present duty on Wheat is s.. pr quarter. Good
Oats, weighing So to 80 lbs. per bushle selling at
l9s. per quarter. small parcel of American white In
dian Corn has been sold at 32s per 460 lbs.
Iron-Cnnslerable business has been done in Welsh
bars at E is. and Is, which is the present value in
Wales. free on board. Scotch Pigs. free board. at
Glasgow. have advanced As. and Ais.
AMERICAN STOC kS.-Ihe bu sinesS has been
limited during the past rnghi the price Of % per
ex. div. has been repeatedly paid for IT, 5. per ct
stork div but since the arrival of the steamers let
tiers to day. holers refuse sell at that All State
Stock. and the market is scaniiy supplied, firmly
held at advanced prices and it is not easy to quite rates
at which purchases to any extent could be made.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-22

were gathering NEST The g"ld Some parties had COM
menced killing horses and mules for food
The people were in hopes If getting speedy supply
% TODD from Mrxc,. Vrss-s At San Francisc, which
had been abandnned neglected were once more in e-
guest 10 pr'ceed aunI the east FIR food he latter hav
ing oecoine more valuable than gold Whale ships were
seilng olI lhef ontt at Monlerey at ennnous prpls
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-22
MICHIGAN.

The Legislature of Michigan, by unanimous vote
it is said, has elected Gen Casa Senator of the United
States, for six years from the 4th March next We shall
how he will so far as the rights of the South
concerned His free will, however, is DESTROYED by
resolutions of instruction, which some months AGO pass
ed the LEGISLATURE Of malignant character as any we
remember TO have He will accept the office with
these instructions staring him in the face and of course,
with virtual pledge 10 act in obedience to them. He
Will, whatever he may say in debate, or TO Mr. Davis,
cote for the restriction No one can doubt this Free
from all the disturbing influences of ambition-f,r we
presume Gen Cass INDUCES not the aines hope of be
ing again the candidate fhs party for the Presidency
he will make respectable Senator as he has nlelli
gence and experience in public aars. His votes how
ever, may be expected to be al variance with the Bali
more patform-to all the doctrines Of which he swoe
tealty. linus, it is pretty evident, that bill for in
prOvement OF harbors and rivers will be brought forward
at the next session. Does any one doubt that Gen Cas-
will support by his speeches and his votes And vel
the Baltimore confession of faith, to which he subscribed
and Gen Cass has solemnly declared that he approved
ofevery act of MI Polk, among not the least important
of which his of bill of this character for which
zen. Cass) had voIed The Senator. free from the
dreams Of the Presidency guided by his owl conscience
and judgment, and consulting The will Of his own cons-
uens, will act very differently from the Candidate str
wing to reconcile irreconcabe sections of his pariy ina
king professions to the South in somewhat oracular Ian
guage, and telling the North 10 rely upon his geograph
cal position and past course,-whst he was prepared
to deceive and betray either occasion might serve-
We do not regret therefore, the return of Gen Cass to
the Senate. We shall now have opportunity of see
ing how far he really merits the eulnges bestowed upon
him as Democrat of The States rights, strict construc
zionist, Southern school, We may also, perhaps test
the devotion TO the interests Of the South ascribed to
him by his Southern supporters.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-22

leading article in the New York Evening Post.
written with an attention TO dates which implies that it
was prompted by Gen. Wool himself boldly claims f,r
that officer the credit of the battle Of Buena Vista The
Courier and Enquirer calls upon ten. Wool to avow
dSavow, the petensons thus set up for him. So far he
has not done eltheand may expect disclosures which
will not tend to add To the fame of the second in COM
mand on that day Gen Tay or has never manifested a
nervous fdgey uneaslness lest his codntrymen should
not do him full justice. He has, all times been ready
TO do ample justice 10 the merits Of his subordna es-
But he IS not the man TO sit calmly by when attempt
originating in personal vanity party Intolerance, is
made to besow upon another aures which are Justly his
own. Gen. Wool is good discipnarian, and brave
man doubtless though of much intellectual vigor-
We regret to see him lending himself to such scheme
The attempt to njure the reputation of Old Rough and
Ready will recol upon lis authors.
The Washington correspondent of he North Ameri-
says:
"When the truth of history shall have been recorded
the singular fact may be discussed that he for whom
discreet friends have claimed distinction Of the highest
and most Commanding prominence, was Of those ichO
ddctsed retreat, when the bloody Of the 3d Of
February ha0 closed and the fate of the field had been
decided II there is not testimony in existence under
Gen. WOODS hand to the effect that no 9th = man
than General Taylor could have won that great battle
my information Is strangely at fault. But what need,
the'e OF witnesses to prove what the of the
dead and the lips Of living have vouched in Ian
guage that no historian can improve? The audacity OF
this pretenson is only equaed by lis absuFdy but the
emerity with which it has been ventured, exhibits
purpose which is doubly barbeJ with malice and anbl
ton.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-22
DIRECTORS OF THE FARMERS BANK OF
VIRGINIA AND BRANCHES-lS49

VIRGINIA AND BRaNCHES-lS49.
AT RICHMOND.
By Stockholders. By Erecutiue.
W ii Alactarland w G. Allen
James Dunlop J r Henderson
WIN ii llaXall Subeit McGmder
James Bo~her Bernard Peyton*
James CIane*
AT NORFOLK.
n C Whitehead JOS + ALVIN
James Cnrnick William Ward
Charles Rods John E DOye~
Josiah Wills
AT PETERSBURG
WIN Robertson RR Collier
Jos ID White Sidney Jones
David Dunlop Charles Corng.
John heyau'F
AT FREDERICKSBURG
John II Wallace sam Gordon. ir-
John Hart John Coakey*
Geo Is Scott John Nj Herndon.
Stephen Blaydes*
AT LYNCHBURG
WIN Radf'rd John NIeem
JoNn VI Warwick James l.. Clayton
sam McC"rkle" David Rodes*
Richard Iyree
AT WINCHESTER
R"1ert l. Baker Frederick Schultz
Philip Williams HI NFGuire
lhos Campbell Ru L Baldwin,
Henry B olreit'
AT DANVILLE
Nath'l Il Green John Noble
John Ross Levi Fl ,Ibrook
WIN L Law w II Woodino
Ihus ID Stokes
AT FARMVILLE.
Wm Fournoy PHI Jackson*
Joel Nrof. Jos b Anderson
{ r Blrksdale* Howell F. Warren*
James Blanton*
AT CHARLOTTESVILLE.
John J,nes Thos ] Randolnb
" ~ ) IL brrison Allen Magruder
Andrew NJ kee" Jas w Saunders
Andrew Ieitchs
AT WYTHEVILLE
stephen NcGavock Robert Gbbony
WIN II SpIlIer F. NlcGavnck
Robert Raper* JP Matthew's
WIN Gibbony*
AT ALEXANDRIA
Phineas Janney Geo Ii Smoot
Hugh Smith J I'm IT Brenl*
Robert ii Miller John L Overs
WIN ii FoWle"
New Directors
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-22

We may daily expect to hear Of the election ola Sen
anT by the Legislature Of Illinois. The canvass las been
very active and great deal Of actiminous f5ting en-
gendered. The latest accounts represent mat ueneiai
Shields would probably receive The nomination o. me
Democratic caucus.
Gen McQreen has heen elrcied 70 Congress IRON
South Carolina il place il NJ Sins, deceased lie was
feud Of Gen Taylor il the Late .ca1vas'.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-22
Signor JOSE DE ALVFAR

F. ;. The above notice to publishers is not 10 BE- il
serted in the paper. Of course.
The a.llce appended was Tie following
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-22
From the y. Y. Adv.

From the Y. Y. Adv.
CALIFORNIA GOLD ARRIVAL OFDON JOSr
D'ALVEAR. THE FIRST DISCOVERED or
The GOLD MlNE>-lNTEREsTING DE-
VELOPEMENTS.