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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-03
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From the Baltimore American.

From the Baltimore American
The CalcdonIa's mail reached New York al eight p
NJ sunday.
Sir Henry Buwer had sailed from Portsmouth in the
Hseaie slo of war. Tor New York is SAID that the
hfsi busincSso the Envoy. his arrival IN Amer.
lea. will be h know what enrourage ont it any, the L.
States have given the attempted withdrawal Of Canada
from the Bu>h rule | Is understood that he has full
powers 10 resist eneaelicay nh aremps Interference
the part If the l., aes in The Near iuga affair. Il
u also understood that The British Government has in
iHnaed 10 the Giveruor Of Canada that no coercve mea
sure u be adopted To prevent annexation IL the L..
STATES II the popular vii be decidedly expressed in favor
Of tho measure.
The British Parliament is prorouued until the Is jan
uary next.
The ueen has issued proclamation for day If rener-
al thanksgiving on the 9Th December on account o the
abatement Of lhe cholera in England and ireland.
The King Of Naples has consented 10 recognizes The
MeXlcan Republic
La Pare, on Sunday last on the suhec, Of Russian
aud lnrkI-h affairs, slys HAT the French Government
dosna cled courier from Patis the 18th umo 10 s..
Petersburg. explain 10 the Cznr that the sailing Of the
French AMI English fleets towards the Dardanelles was
the result VI a msunders andng.
PUsaie letters from Consantinope of The 2Gh Oct
announce the arrival OF The Blush fleet in he month
the l'a'danelles The instructions given Ny Ihe Eng
ish Envoy express still more strongly The determination
Ia give material supper, To the Sultan elnergen-
cy aud To form defensive alliance with him IN the event
of Ru-sl, undertaking hostile measures.
The instructions ofthe French Envoy nearly In the
same elect hat llo,gh there evident desire thai
France md England should in concert, IL was nal
certain thai defensive alliance would be formed with
thu Sultan IN Of war. II understood however
that France would support Turkey as long size acted
win prudence.
No communication had been received from the Empe
ror If liussa relative To the reply OF the Porte.
II would he impossible for the Emperor To commence
haslIlllles against Turkey before May next ANA it va,
hoped IN The meantime that the dispute would be ADJUST
ed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-03
From ne baltimore .3nerican.
IIlE llIRIN FIRSI CONGRESS

TIE approaching z.ssipn Of the Thiry.dr.l Congress
u already hefsd.d by and 1rJectnfes without
nrnbr he letters Of Washington correspondents are
published, IN al parts uf The ulun foil III sperula
10 the tenor Of hs Presidents message Then we
have continued u reports concerning chang
IA the ,hinel with all The man fd variations Ut ca
grriaus ssip. The political pesmn Of the House.
winch Is yet undrcided gives rise nnnmernb Bile ca
cuiatns. Ii tie public mind is not excited by this time
into iae Of lively curiosity, IL the fault of the
newspapers.
The public mind. however. seems tn possess itself
with adtutfabe comp Within the political circle
VI aspan. and sxpecants among hnse "h, resolve all
public a,rrs tie dr psal Of nfees and he
defeat 81 nlrgues and re> ID he government mainly
as huge magazine # ratfouage-amang that busy and
anxious class hofe aoubt great deal of nervous
alitaoo and restless dsluetude. general confidence,
however. IN the safety nj the rep bllc IN the stability of
the Unun. in The honesty and capabiIty Of the Admins
tfaun has thus Lar preserved HE great body If the PEG
Pile from uneasy excitement. and happy indulge
the hope that surh confidence VII continue.
That there ate questions Of serious moment awaiting
the deliberations uf Congress. Is very rue But it IL
rqhay true that agitation IN advance likely 10
duee In the satisfactory settlement Of any OF them The
penlr I'll ls county, moreover have mel qnes
lions bere. aud they have generally found them lnnre
formidable al distance than when encountered in rcal-
". In many cases he country Itself, IN rapid progress
AID unreasng developments. ouigtows ihcse questions
hi e hey to III sr ssnos which are epresen ed
rs 81 ttrhe. The and the shows o the Young
republican giant. TOO, becr my too strong and hardy
10 be startled ~ i alned al euea. crisis nav
days has To get itself settled well II eau. AT any
rate II must get out ofthe way ND nerposo alb
stmciuus Ia stop The onward movement f tho times
he uncertainty thai exists, tochnu the puIticl1 cha
fsclrf II the House Of Representatives. involves
really M very inpntant matter. aud perhap up
~ the Whole Is better ;ha', In The absence OF decided
pfe"offmnee al any special party. the deliberations Of
thai body should r once he Centralized by the party of The
|tAHtal In. A l,,4,.t
nmn TIA" Wisdom o its measures aud lhe hleh IA onal
spnil which we may b. will mark lis c,ur-, ms
clme before amy Congress aud abide the result. II n
4 iactuua opposition should ubsnrt H. ~ lis purposes Of
national gpod entup combinations should seek h. en-
harmsS ~ # sectional fanaiic~m should stake ai It's
e"npteh' nSve and patriotic ppcyit will not be the
mt lihe iha such aals o factions have been eAhblte
10 be- Iobukcd.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-03
AIrCII,uFnY HORACE MANN

On "Wednesday essni q ihp tw snfs,ninth snuverSsfy
ofIhe BISON Mrcantle Library Association va sgnsl
I'D hS address fnpm the HIN lisfsce Nann. fnem-
her oi Congress- iroiD the eth dsuei) end poem from
John q. Siss Of Vermont ! had lie pleasure ut listen.
Ing Ia both II these petfrnancss, IN common with an
audience It abru Two thousand. crowded into the eara
cops hall ri the fremont Temple. Mr.. Mann's dis
curse WIS De II sdffe t Young men aud the only re-
etei was riai y Gould nj have fefa heard aud e1mpre
hended by al he Youth ii the country. IL uriina up
on tn" snurg The great duty Of attention 10 physlpoe
cal laws the importance 81 bsalih lie was especially eia
qneni and impressive. Nj only the amnnni. oat lhe
quail y NJ tnhn's lahH, d"f"tds on lbs health lie
productions Al The P the man ." -ernee, OF The ofalrf
must be Affected b. his health w 40 drinks Der itnhs
beef Mt only iyg fs' n' o} sPfple s'on'ch Is IN
termination Ia the iffo. wv f"es Aee'5'afs use1 Ia
bury The snee where loni f'fas met yet every gentle
man or 'dy "h' lays me onnda"a u ''s'ase WI '"f'
I've soup 81 's''I saaoo Pae" 'o'e s'a''S 'e',y com
|hs sae''e as 'efy '''a ne iope 81 mo p7'' anu,
Were tas od !" revived no" many VINO are now non
ore" WIN 'fs'"e-laee al Hi'uu' aubufh' "o"a De
''h.n al ne ff"7' 'h'- ,z.-,- -,
n3s ,ha Sehsu'i'', an" 'e ue.iu''''e '''' nia''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-03
TIE VERY LATEST.

n, NJ. lARiS' NOV, -
w., nN'S' NV r''"'S'ef '"hlpo''n'a'y rom 'le T.
WIS le'ru'' -" 'p' Gay previous n",,"ay oy
''' i''s''e"' VI '"' en'n hPP,hlc: Inc president
was s efa',""S' n'u observe" mat IN consequence OF
,oe "'il'h'' maj hao arisen between me Governments
ne "o"u "'>' "''" "eP'ir" :" NE "on" VI '''ov,.S
NM H. instead ' pf'"S N'Poohca. N'hS'ef' me- MI
il'es' had nave o'en Moha'e"lo,, An,a'sanof.
''eanu remains pe''ecty qo'eti ne ON o' NoVe"pef
OF "neh apprehehs'ohS were eh'cfaheo passed Oh Will
OUT insurance
or 1"hn TOSS mas returned rom me A'clc seas
whefe ne mas neen engaged IN search ior on John
''a"k," a. anu MS crew
III t"e ,'"hon SUITES .o'n9s remain ms before. &c
p"au"n hdo s't nome 'o' totlc' 10 request ,he rope
10 feon' an me Universities IN 'he lalal otales are
TO remain closed until iuriheI orders Inc Rnman n
nances exhibit monthly dehc' OF three million francs
IN Austria some 'aIee additional executions nave aEen
pace iiayna" mas pupi'shsd an amnesty. Inc I'm
p1o' mas u'creed 'nat al "hces who returned 10 me
s'a"oa1 oe,ofe November 10 are 10 10 restored
ns'' RANK ne oeso,'s are ias' returning To Austria
me aSpec. oil matters IN turkey has not essentially
changed MI. carr' me American Minister had recev-
e" dd 'susI' u .e american tesuens" ia1s mat he
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-03
BLACKS AND WHITES.

Mr., thnaman. NJ. &. Of \. c has written n better
Ia we N'c'etiry 9" The Bafi o census urging upon the
Board the importance u obtaining fuller and more accu
tate Information Than has hitherto been ELECTED with ef
efeore Ia tina, per'Ion # our population which is mix
tnte between lho pure whit aud black The pro.
prey d ascritaug, only the number of all such per
suns, whether free slaves. hui o presenting further
quresi suggested, as Tor example. inquiry 10 the
parents ut such muatlu mixed blended persons II
tiny are aseealned 10 he white and black there would
be need Of further quesons but should the parents
u phrr vi ilen, be OF mixed blond then direct inqury
as 10 The grand parents. and until If practicable.
every he pedigree should be traced Ia the ind,vid
ua white and bldok races Also IN all eases II adult
females of mixed blood II is recommended that the mum
Der af children. II any. should be stated MI Cngman
SETS tnfth The adj amigos OF tins computation follows
By adopting Ibis mode of examination. shall not
only ascertain the number Ut persps of his description
IN the United States. hui would also he able deter
mine The length Of their lives and their powers Of repro
ducon as compared with those of tie pure races Unless
however, this mode ol Classifying them with reference
the degree It ihtr removal from the pure be adopt
ed, certain nutna ION be Obtained either as 10
the general length OF their lives their powers If re-
Production. For example, We know that the common
mule huugh no. less hardy and long lived than his pa
fehs snY capable at rtpr ducton nuder favorable cir
cumsancts IN warm climates. IL other of hy Bird
animals. mixtures OF different species he progeny may
he extended through few generations aud then fails ;
while in comparatively very few instances it seems 10
be settled on satisfactory evidence. that there are hybd
permanently fertile. Should the course suggested
he adopted, might Afford information Of great interest
We should thus ascertain the whole number of mixed
booded persons. Of each class in dsgce of removal and
the average eng of their Ii and powers Of REPRODUCE
lion. We might also determine whether from their num-
bers they constitute such per centage oour population
lend in any given period t. the destruction of The
less numerous bllck race. We should likewise be
/ be- able TO decide whether the mixture thus produced
would be permanent addition of an inferior grade
population or whether II would be totally exngusher
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-03

Louis Philhppe has ceasrt, AID IN such crisis
a. The pte-.Ht must have been carried with even
increased activity but this has been less apparent than
b.fHe.
Orders have been forwarded hy The French Govern
ment ft rgale proceed t, fotlii Ia be- laced
at he P.pes dspss he appeafs decided TO return
Immediately Is Rome.
NJ. Pierre Pplescafpe is appointed Minister Of Public
Woths
Ir.LY.-I was expected a. Rone that the Pope
vnuld " al B~neyentou IN the 30th ( De oher.
The President II tie C"unc.l. the jth. annonnced
HI ally 70 the Chamber II Deputies at lurp the APP
% meni t. hrs afiee uf General i.amarnufa.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-03

dlsc'oses the fact that, IN the estimates spb,.:.
for The cost of the extension of the Canal n
Lynchburg 10 buchanan. there was an o,;. ~"
oiems 10 amount of 5 10 600 and that tbora non
be deficiency in the funds appropriated 70 wi m''i
extent. The exhibit of the operations -, ~
Canal Tor the past year, is satisfactory Tho ,sm
upon the Canal, between Lynchburg and p;o,
mond Tor the year ending Bits October les.
amounted to S24i ,536 33-being an ;ncra.iaS',
s3S 1O3 % on the receipts from the same u
for the preceding year. This increase is Tho ,
gratifying, inasmuch as the Cholera i,lk,.sra,
much With the business-operation in the colda,.u
The actual expenditure otthe Company amonr,.
10 sS'7l9.596 %. The Company is indeb,oS ~
the State IN various shapes, including tho n,'. "
antled bonds So 254 645 80, to which mns, ,I u,
added half million more, when the wo,Ls -. oe
completed, authorized by the acts of 9th and ,a,
March, OF the present ytar-makinq tho ,o,'i
debt oil the Company to the State 50 754 GA 90
When the works now in progress. are conrIo
ted-that IS when the Canal reaches Buchara,
and the Tide. water South Side and R;ya' RI"
connexions are made-the liabilities of the Con,
pany, for interest, the perpetual annu;,v 10 h.
old James River Company, and the annual rona;'s
and improvements from Richmond TO Bncb,noa
will amount TO S331,278 ~. The resourcos ,.l'
The works being finished as aboye-are est;,,a,ol
al Si3S oo0-leaving net estimated income
at Slo6,721 %. No hope is held out of DIV
bends until the improvement is completed
The Stockholders passed resolutions leav;ro
TIE Underwater connexion in the hands Of ,beo
Directory-embodyin the recommendation or
the President TOR memorial to the Legislatpro
Tor further appropriation of Sl10 600 10 SUNNY
The dehclt IN the estimate and TO finish the e.
nal to Buehanan-and a further appropriation IF
% 2oO,OO to extend the Canal from buchanan
to Covlngton-and for the conversion OF the omar.
ant'ed Bonds into State Bonds. They resolved
also that the travelling expenses of the President
should be paid
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-03
NEW ARRIVALS AT THE
BOOK, WATCH, FINE JEWELRY AND FANCY STORE.

Merit door a5ore Don +. C. Peters D,y Goods Store
,iE subscriber regularly, the close of ga III week.
wards orders Tor Books, Jewelry Fancy Goods Sc, to
New York city aud gets returns in eight days by adams
Co.'S Express, that he receives weekly, all that he
conceive to he new and desirable.
lie all times pleased to order Books, Jewcry
Fancy Goods, which he have hand, he ha
made his arrangements with fApress Company perfect
as to guaranty the most speedy returns.
lie also receives regularly by mall about % different kinds
OF the best Literary papers which he furnishes by the
week, month year at the lowest subscription prices
lie has lately received the following Books
Lille aud works OF Cowper, by Grimshaw,
Winters Poems,
Characteristics OF Literature, by Henry I herman
Downgs History OF Romansm,
Buttons Anatomy OF Melancholy
Encyclopedia Americana, in II vols,
Channing's Works, -
Cyclopedia OF Il, 900 Practical Receipts,
Odd Fellows Offering ior 1919 and so,
Sarah ludson by Fanny Forester,
Judson Offering,
Young Woman'S Guide,
Young Man'- Guide,
The Young House Keeper,
The Agriculturast's Guide and Almanac Tor 1850
Besides which he has good assortment beautiful BIZ
bles, Prayer Books, ANNALS Tor 1850, Albums. SC.
New Novels and Magazines.
Cortsnelo, by George Sand, 3vols.,
LIST vols ofthe History of Pendenns by w NJ Thacheray
Jeremiah Parkes, by Mrs Mackenzie Daniel
Rockingham or the Younger Brother,
Fanny, the little Milliner, bv Chas. Bowcroh,
Ma and Elhne, or the two Nieccs, by Mrs Grey,
Martha Willis,
Fanny Thornton, Marriage Lottery,
The nowager by Mrs. Gore,
The Invisible Gentleman,
The Mysterious Coni,eur by an Old salt, s<c.,
Code, ;. l'dies Book, for November, price IS cts,
Grahams do do d.,
Also. about twenty Gold Lever watches,
om $50 to ia5 each and good assortment OF the finest
j L w ELRY.
Such Gold Guard, Vest and Fob Chains Breast Pins
Bracelets, Earnings, Fmserliings, Gold and Silver Pei
and Pencil Cases, Sc. sc.
lie has yet hand about dozen splendid large sized
-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-03
JAMES RIVER s KANAWHA COMPANY

The annual meeting of the Stockholders of the
James River and Kanawha Company. was held in
Richmond last week. The President present ted
hlS Report which is comparatively brefand in
tellIg'ble document, buSiness-like and TO the
point ihere was no one nominated in opposi-
uon to Judge Mason who was, therefore, re-elect-
ed fresideht-some eighty votes being thrown
away Thomas II. Ellis, Thomas NJ Bondu-
rant, Samuel McCorlle and VIM. w. Boyd were
reelected Directors, and Major Jesse Snead elect
ed to supply the vacancy occaSoned by the re-
Signatlon OF John S. Galiaher
We have no space for even hasty abstract of
the Presidents Report. We infer from it, that
Judge Mason is favorable TO continuous water
line communication but he recommends the an .
polntment OF Board of eminent Engineers 10
give the subject thorough investigation, and to
pass definltlvely upon the question. The Report
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-03

The new British Minister, Sir Henry Bulwer
has, perhaps, already reached our shores. az the
,ale Steamer brings intelligence of his having
I T. England IN the llecate steam sloop-of-ware
IL IS romored that he is empowered to take strong
GROUNDS against the claims of our Government in
Ncaragua-or rather against our support of the
claims OF the Government of Guatemala. which
conIici with the pretensions of King Sambo ON
the Mosquito coast who is under British protec-
ton.
We know not, ofcourse, what NAV be Sir Hen.
rvs instructions on this point--but we know that
the British Ministry is not in the habit of publish.
ing in advance what its instructions are 1t is
too wise Government, it conducts its foreign af-
fairs too well, to be guilty of folly like this It's
also stated that the new British Minister is in
Strncted to enquire what encouragement our Gov
eminent has given to Canadian discomfort, and
how il stands affected to annexation 1t is said
also that he is empowered t assure the Governor
General OF Canada, that annexation, if it be the
popular wish, will not be resisted by the Imperial
Government This we believe to be the policy
OF the Mnstry-but we do not believe in the III
stfuctlons. The Governor General of Canada
communicates with, and receives instructions
from, the Secretary OF State for the Colonies
The British Minister in this country receives his
instructions from another tunctiOnarv, the Secre-
ary for Foreign Affairs. . There is division OIL
Dor, and we'll defined duties, among the Ministry,
and great jealousy of interference. Why should
not the Colonial Office communicate directly with
Lord Elgin.
Sir Henry Bulwer is the brother of the novel;
ist, Sir Edward Bulwer Lytton as he is now call
ed He is diplomatist of acknowledged ability
and experience, and was the British Ambassador
at Madrid, when the French marriage was nego-
'lated, and in his opposition thereto was led into
some breach of courtesy, which induced the Span
lSn Minister 10 serve him as Mr.. Clayton did Mr.
PouSsn He is said TO be special iavoyite of
Lord Palmerston and in the enjoyment of his full
confidence He is literary man also and the
author of several works of merit. He is accom-,
panied by son OF Sir Edward as an a.tache.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-06-01
To all whom it.lnaT concern:
. Judge of Probate,
: Iowa Co. Wis.

NJ. n. Kline, administrative of the estate of
led her application to sI SO Snuch of the real
tate of said intestate sistat6d the county of To-
wa and state aforesaid, as will be necessary to
pay the Taxes yearly ascruin3 on said estate, and
also maintain and schoea the heirs the said estate
Therefore, notice is 9ereby given to all persons
interested, that on Saturday tie 10th day of June
next, said petition will.ae heard at the Probate
Office in and for Iowa county. Wisconsin, at Min
eral Point, at 10 clocsA n 81 said day, at which
time and place all pers.as onIerned are requested
to show cause why sssid Iic.nse should not be
granted 8 ~
In testimony whereoswe havf hereunto set our
ST ! hand and affixed tie. seal of our said
T. , Court at Mir;eral Point, this 23d day of
May. A. ID. 1919. .HARRtSON LLOYD
3w35 Judge g Probate, Iowa Co., Wis.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-06-01
To all whomsit may concern:
Mineral Point,
May 3Oth 1919.

MARY COLE Adn:snstragrix of the estate of
JOHN COLE late of sowa County and State of
Wisconsin deceased, h%s this day made application
TO sell as much of the .Sai estate of said nestate
situated in said Count as y.i be necessary to pay
and discharge all debtS and Gn1ges against said
estate. ::
Therefore Notice is 3fereby given to all persons
interested that SatsSday tbes23d day of June
next said petition will - heard at abe Probate OF
fee in and for Iowa CoShty WISCONSIN at Mineral
Point at o'clock p. M::of said day at which time
and place all persons Concerted required to
show cause why said Lisense sI.otld not be granted
In testimony whereta:we h4ve hereunto set our
LIS hand and affixed the. SEAL of said Court
at Mineral Point this sth day. of May A. d. 1S49.
GARRISON LLOYD
eJudge. of Probate,
: Iowa Co, Wis.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-06-01
Notice.

SUSPENSION OF LAND SALES.
pEyHE Sales directed by the Procla-
= nation Of the President of the
' nIted States, dated 9th Feb'y ls4s. to
Ne held al the Land Office at Sault ST
NaHe, Michigan, on the fourth and eigh-
leenth days of June, and third day of
september next, viii be suspended until
me United States Biologists shall have
iu''y closed up their operations and sur
'ess. and designated the mineral from
me agricultural lands, of which due no
"ce will be given.
RICHARD NJ. YOUNG,
0o.'nlssioner Of the General Land Office
Nay1t, 1919. 2w3O
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-06-01
TO all whom it: NAV concern

|. B. Moffet Administrator d the estate of Will
liam H. Suddith decease.} has tbs day made appi-
cation to sell 50 much o:the r.l estate of said in
testate, as will be necessary tC pay and discharge
all debts and charges against said estate.
Therefore notice is hereby gwen to all persons
interested that on Saturday tile 9th day of June
next said petition will L hear at the Probate Of
fee in and for Iowa Cotelty Wisconsin, at Miner
al Point, at two o'clock E NJ * said day, at which
time and place all perseas CONSERVED are required
to show cause why sad Lictilse should not be
granted
In testimony whereof.we have hereunto set our
9 hand and Affixed the Seal of the Probate
L. 2 Court at MinesaI Port this 1St day of
May A. ID. 1S49.
HARRISON LLOYD
Judge of Probate,
35 3w Iowa County Wisconsin