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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-22

The tone of the Press generally, since the death of The
late President. like that Of the public men at " sshpu
ton. WI here and there an exception, indicates a cain
III 'he pnnIe mind and we trust that nothing may occur
10 re'awaken that deep excitement which for So m,nv
months PAST has distracted and agilaed mos, unayora
bly, Tor the naon all public counses The sudden
ness OF General Tayor's death seems TO have made
speechesS the men who bu. yesterday We're invoking
anathemas upon The Union and Chief Magistrate Of The
Nation Dca'h and the grave have senced the assailes
and then ceosues and in that better part of our nature
'he ne IT and the conscience judgment and calm reec
ton have aiken the place Of passion and strife It's the
V"e OF God which now speaks to us in those admono-
~ lessons which may give peace to the Republic and
wisdom 10 It's councillors. We trust this ds pensation
:" Providence will not be los, upon Ms Over the crave
ct the lamen'ed dead from The services of one 81 cmi
neny national in his character. and in the midst o, the
public greet oar hearts cannot fail to be touched viii
iai sense of self sacrifice feeling Of pat olism which
50 necessary To give strength aud perpeuty to III,
non.-.Nt,c York Express.
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Tho IL rise used by Gen. raylo in the laie war
Family and rel tives of the late President
The President Of the United State, aud the Heads of
Departments.
The Sergeant alarms Of the Senate
The Senate of the United 5 es preceded hy their pre-
sdrni, pro iempore and Secretitv
he Sergantat Arms Of the House of Representatives
The House Of Representatives preceded by their Speak
and Clerk
The 'h'ei 'nsre aud Associate justices Of The SUI
preme Court If the United States aud its officers
The Diplomatic Corps.
Governors OF States and Territories
FIX members of Congress
Members Of State Legislatures
District Judges # the United Sraes
Judges ot tho Circuit and Criminal Conrs Of the Dis
trlct of Calumhi1 with the members uf the bar
and officers u The cour's
The Judges OF the several States
The Compollrrs Of The Treasrry. Additions, Tresnrer
Regise r. Solicitor, ard Commissioners of I,od
Office Pensions. Indian Affairs, Patents and
Public Buildings
The Clerks, &c, Of the several Departments preceded
by their respective Chief Clerks; and all other
civil officers Of the Government.
Clergy Of the District of Columbia and elsewhere
Officers and Soldiers of the Revolution.
Cooperate Authorizes Of Washington.
Corporate AulhYhics Of G,uteeawn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-22

lnE LEGISLATURE OF New H,Mrs,rIRy. bcino in
SESSION when tho news of the death of the late Pms,
DENT was received unanimously adopt the following
jun' resolutions
feso'red by the Senate and House Of Representa-
"nes' ~ General Court conrened I ha, the sad inie
gence Of the sudden decease Of General Z,cu,ny r.,
LoR precn, Of the United States is received by mi.
Legislature with feelings of The mns profound reerc, and
the deepest sympathy '
R''o'' d. Thai by his distinguished services as Nil
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-22

Predrns. Pfoe. sors and Students Of The Colleges oi
the District Of C,lumbia.
Officers and Soldiers who served IN the war Of iel2
and In The late war.
Various Societies and Fraiefnrs from The District OF
/ Columhia. Baltimore. and other places.
Ciiiz'ns and Strangers.
heavy discharge Of announced the starting OF
/ the proee slim at o'clock.
The military scott was the largest ever seen ~
Washington. Al the irpors from The different stations
wh'n r'nan1ble distance Of W ashlngion were IN al.
ieudance Tic whole OF this pntou If the procession
uader tho command ot MAJOR General W nfed Scott
Commander IN Chief II the L nted States Army. The
officers aud Of the Navy aud Marine Corps were
alsn in very unusual rce Ia their brilliant uni
fafms with their muffed drums and badges Of mourn
ing. tins portion Il the pr, unusually impo-
sing.
The p'ocesSan was one mile and half long. The
avenue through which ii passed densely crowded.
Every Window occupied. and the concourse u spec
taturs the sidewalks was Immense.
Flowers sirswpd slng Pennsy lvania Avenue for
severed hundred yard. leading from the White II use
he civic procession has been estimated at 10 900 the
military 600 besides Companies 81 artillery. There
were nineteen bands Of music, comprising some hundred
oi instruments.
The effect along the avenue clothed il is in sables
and donsely rowded. very fine.
INCIDENTS.
Signor Fganani. Italian artist, yesterday took
sketch If the head and face Of Gen Taylor, Just befre
he placed in his coffn No taken, the fam
NY o The President being unwilling mat The SKIN should
be dshgured it would probably be by that process.
Although much emacselaed, The face Of the distinguish
ed deceased preserves much of The appearance 1t
when living.
Towards o'oock the sky became overcast. -
Cons defabe wind prevailed, and shower threaten
ed
General scd, when he arrived in The Fast Room.
wept The bdy OF his distinguished companion
arms
SCENE AT THE BURIAL GROUND.
In arriv IN font al tl,a In ruin
Gfnndd the military escort was armed in two lines ;
the is consisting Of the detachment appointed fire
the last voey facing The Gently. and Unity PAGES dis
tnn from the seeond line. consisting of the remainder
OF the Infantry IN The escaf twenty PAGES il the
The battery 81 artillery took position the fisln.
ground about hundred PAGES in the Of The second
line
The Burial ground was occupied at early hour this
morning. by thousands of people anxious places
for obtaining good view Of the inter,nen.
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nary Commander, moving promptly on the reanrelnenis
OF The constituted Authorities wherever the
The country dsmaned dspla yng al all times The onal-
hes thai command success and the still nobIer allies
thai ad9rn it-vciofoss in every feld-just, humane
and compassionate in his tunhs by his social and civ
virtues. ny reputation Tor integrity never
and Tor hpnes endeavor discharge his duty in every
sihere OF action in which he has been nlacedEs,eneril
Taylor had endeared himself 10 his countfymen II $
death Will be deeply regretted and his memory will lone
be held IN grateful REMEMBRANCE
Resoiced. That his Excrlleney the Governor be ~.
anes ed to COMMUNICATE copy Of these resolutions 10 the
surviving family of the deceased expression Of
our heartfelt sympathy for them under this mos, severe
and affecting dispensatiop.
Various speeches were made enloystc Of he cb,rac-
ter Of The Pnsideni. Amongst the speakers was The
Hon Mr. Quincy, late Democratic President Of the Sen
ate The following extract from whose brief remarks is
worthy of preservation:
81 cordially approve Of the resolutions on your table
am sure they will meet with heartfelt response from
every member If the House. Sir great calamity has
beallen the nation. great man, good man. man Of
sterling Integrity and worth, Of lred courage of
OF great skill IN the science Of war, who has led
armies 10 victory. has gone down the grave and the
people mourn. II is not my design to deneate the
character or portray the actions Of him who is now no
His deeds ofheroc valo fresh in the reco
lection Of ALL and now, when he has gone and the bit
iefness of party spr, sleeps with him in the grave he
will be remembered by all his countrymen he patriJ,
and hero and all the just and good man. "-.Nai. Int.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-22

FOR The DUgthldn
.HessrS Editors.-A Scrbber in the Republican, OF
thel 9th instant, who manifcsty feels hmselfa good w
en- an awkward. wtless and partial article pretend
my to give an account of the speeches Of the convention
candidates at Campbell Court House, has repeated
charge. made by Col. Wnefeld against the Magisiracy
OF 'edford. The charge was thai the Justices Of Bed
ford, large majority Of whom are Wings in making adj
dons TO- or filling vacancies in their ORDER had been
governed by partlzan and family paraliiies. instead ot
looking to the public go'd alone My acquaintance with
the character OF the gentlemen thus severely reflected on
while enabled me at once 10 epel the mpuaiion in my
own mind wholly nnfounded and unjuslifabe, made
me lament that Col. w should wantonIy have made SO
harsh reflection on body IF men, than whom none on
earth are Purer lie was assaing howerer.-and that
too with intent 10 denolsh the County Courts. No
'ac's within his own observation enabled him prose
cute tha assault successfully and hence, he driven
70 assertion. am but little acquainted with the red'
gree OF those Justices, but far my knowledge ex
lends. Ctl. WIS own family is The only one in which
The lce has been transferred from father to His
iaher. was most excelen; citizen and eicien. Justice
his Brother is so likewise and hazard nothing in say
NC nat II the appointing ro"er had been with the peo'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-22

WITH practical forms Tor the discharge of their duties
W out at courts to which added precodents FOR the
use o' roecnt's Shers, Cnroners, Consabcs, Eschea
tors, Clerks &c adapted o the new Code OF Virginia; nv
Joseph Mayo Counsellor at Law and Public Prosecutor in
the Hastings Court OF Richmond Just received for
by John p WRIGHT
.Iunc -ift.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-22

The duties, incumbent upon sta,esma, i -,
place. =" nigh
Mr.. Fillmore is untanted with the abol,;o,, :.
lection, HIS patriotism predominates over u i','
sectional preJudices. lie is national eno,al ''.'
serve the nation, and too pure 10 shrink f,a," 70
shun duty. His views, upon questions or no,; Or
al policy, are sound and conservative. W. ,l'
lore, hope much from the administration 81 ~,
Fillmore; feeling fully assured that, shopla !, a
velope the characteristics Of the man. prc., ae-
tonal benefits will flow thcrelrom. sN'' "a-
EUROPE AS SHE IS AND AS SHE nor,
So much of the Greek difficulty as rel,,..s,
France has been settled, and settled nnon ~ !"
terms OF England. So far as we have beer t ,'e
10 learn this interest of France in the aoic
Greece has been set up for political nn,nasl oi
which having been accomplished indncaa ,
Court OF Paris to abandon all interest in ,ba '',e
fare OF Greece, upon any terms which will 81,
her OF an appendage SO useless. France has ,h, ,u
sided easily out OF her difficulty with Enolana'
but Rome still bangles about her Here ;oda,
do we look for some strange and SINGULAR ga'1
lopments The prisons are crowded tho ~
ers sufocatng. their number being incrodaa ,S0h'
near THOUSAND the word of Cod ros,'. 10
the people the christian domestics Of Tho I""
dismissed By order of the government in t,S.
the triumph of the Roman cardinals over po..'
in physical view, is full and complete T The
Pope himself objects, but chief as he is, he ,nn',
bow TO republican France. The end must son,'
come, and II France is not cautious some o,bn.
power may intervene, which while it NAV do
Rome no good, may do France much harm w
Owing TO our Cuban relations, the American
Minister to the Court of Spain has been mos.
grossly insuted. On the 18th alt Prince Car;
nj, the Neapotan Ambassador, gave ball a, b;o
palace, at which the American Minister was rr n,'
sent The recent invasion of Cuba was the
theme OF much indignant conversation, which he.
ING conducted in Spanish was heard by our Min.
lster but not understood. Observing Genera,
NarvaeH saun'ering through the apartment onr
Minister approached him courteously, when the
General replied roughly, loudly and angrilv in
Spanish, that he would not have any thine 70
say to the representative Of a nation, that harbors
pirates and encourages public feonies. These
lndignl'leS were readily taken up by other Span
lsh gentlemen VIII the American government
permit itself to be thus insulted through its repre-.
sentative ;
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-22
CONGRESSIONAL.
Washington, July 10. 1854
SIN ATE

SF.NAlF.
IN the Snsta this Hr after rlnsariian nf ssme
snimroaa, business Mr. Webs er gave natro Of his in.
,enfion ninure bill providing Tor the erection 4
instrument To- Ger favnr.
The CampFonisr Bill Then iqkpn up.
Mr. Rnsk spike against The amenlrneni IL. red hy Mr.
B-niun yetaIday. prescribing the boundaries II L.
snd in snppor. Of the title Of his State the bunda
claimed by her
Mr. Clay repliel t,the remarks If Mr. Bentn delive-
red yesterday The Senaiar fnm Ms-oar. said Mr. C.
bad aid that the Bill auc'oneerng fn to pass
isF. He (Mr e rene led The iupuiatoa.
Mr. Benton insisted thar he was right The passage Of
the bill der,nde. upon the II tho Senators from
T'Nas. and their VOTES depended on the amount hich
Wtnd he given 1esssta quiet her claims The boundary
in dispute l. auc,oneerng for votes and he fepeal-
ed all h. hsd .aid Yesterday
Mr. Clay csca n. Senator oret. and the AFFECTION
she terms used by Mr. Ben'nn were reduced writing.
The Pressdrnt decided that ifhe senator from Mis-
sonri intnded reflect upon the members II tie Cum
aitiee which brought in the Bill then he ant Of
der ba, II he only meant 10 nj ack the bill then he
not out ri ard,r.
Mr. Benton aid he had noihine 10 do with the com
uitee. bu, he believed he lad The rghi to attack the
hiH
Mr. Chv srened to show that ~ Pss,o was the South
cru hund,ry At New Mexico.
Mr. Underwood lo,k The same ground.
Mr. Dent replied.
Mr. Hal. moved Law III. hill or the table but with
drew the ,nntion AZ the request Of Mr. Fate who ave
notice that he wouldsnske the same motion tu-,nof-
Mr. Faate then laid mn. the table certain Amendments
sh'eh he w.ed printed proposing The line Of d degrees
- the henodaf, Of Texas.
Mr. Webster tr,k tho 4 or but gave way fof an ESe-
eu,ive session after which. the Senate adJaurntd
HOUsE.
Mr. Bavlv offered resau'ihn making the Appfapfia
tim bills the specia order of lay Until disposed t. -
R.iecied
The committee m Printing reported rs 1lnan flf
he fnfln sufft D-tar
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-22
HOffiNy Cloths.
'If subscribers have received fresh supply of the 70
l. tied square mesh, all silk,
German .IlaChNr YOIliMY lIafhs

Inc best imported into the United States and to
eh all numbers, from No. to No. 10 is only
~ 10 uy thee Cloths to- that they the best all IN
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inscription on The coffin pl Il is as follows
ZACHARY TAYLOR.
PRfslpESr or TIT rNrrEp srArEs.
II "a

Tho efn ia magnificent ono. II is coveted with
black velvet the 'dle, being Of silvt with huge silver
lassrls. llop'd will gold ftiugel bullluls.
he counenanee If the deceased IS unchanged though
much rmacoted. Mis-. Taylor would not consent to IN
balmng lie body.
by request ofthe family, players were held over the
remains this morning, when nunc but he immediate
laves pt,seni
Tho eain rested on n sd ylnftm in the ccntr, Of
the Ess, Room, enydepcd with b'sc, clnpe
A slan ns all assembled, Rcy Smith Pyno D. u
If the Pruies'at Episcopal Chusrh performed the so
linn and lmPr sslye burial servio" Of thai church. du
firg which many eye moist and many a sob was
heard amnng thu large assemblagc
most eloquent aud touching dscentse was then de
lTcred by The reverend gentleman The family of the
deceased were within hearing oil it.
The services being concluded The collin was removed
and carried out o The White House It Was then plac.
ed upon the Funeral Car provided f tho occasion
Nca the the ayorte war horse Of thr departed
ehielfan odd hlieyn appointed 10 follow the ear to
the place 1t lntcrnent.
The Funeral Gar WAS plain h, arse under raised
canopy. beautifully Trimmed. the American Eagle being
represented IN the centre II was drawn by eirh white
horses, with back housings. Each horso led by n
groom in oriental ume.
MOVEMENT or THE PRO ESSION
The procession moved attwo O'Clock, p NJ As snnn
as IT started minute guns fired by deachments Of
The United States Artillery stationed near St Johns
Church the City Hall and the Capitol respectively
The order o tina civic procession vas, nearly as posi-
! BILE as 10 lows:
ORDER OF PROCESSION
Funeral Esron. in column of march. com, osrd Of de
,achmcnt 1t u $, Artillery Infantry, Marines.
and numerous Volunteer Corps
CIVIC PROCESSION
The United States Marshal of tho District OF Columbia
and his Aids.
The Mayors of Washington and Georgetown
The Con nlllee Of Arrangements OF the Two Houses Of
Congress.
The Chaplans of the two Houses Of Congress and the
OH aling Clergyman of the OCCASION.
Attending Physicians 10 the late President
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For The LUyiPS.

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~ So much celebrated tor its delightful perume-Also an
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BOOK ND JOB PRIN e n s

va,
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w the public that they have established in tins place an
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enables them To execute PRINTING OF EVERY NARI-
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hef ON reasonable TERMS and at the shortest possible delay.
COLORED AND BRONZE PRINTING
done at he lowest rates, aud the
paid parnuar attention to the selection OF their Inks Sc
Tor tins branch of the ant.
Having had considerable experience the Job Cae and
having IN their office all necessary maera-they nattet
themselves that they execute printing equal to the
Northern Cities. All they ask is trial.
35- orders cenhded to us shall meet with unerring at
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Office Up STAIRS, in SCHOOLGIRLS budinp
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Funeral of the President.


ef The monnfal piscecdings IN Washington Saturday.
run the Philadelphia Bulletin Of tia, af,erneon
Washington, July 10, 1850
At an earl, hour this morning The noe T eparstian
sounded Coz the attending the ntement 81 the
late I,ucued Presdentuf The Uaite1 States Cen rs h
airy Taylt. The ruse bright and clear. and the air
cool and pleasant.
The FAC, that Gen. Ta,lt is The FIRST President who
died in ere during he ses.ea u Congnss gives
peculiar interest % tie s1lemaillss aud makes them
mare imp sing HAN any ever witnessed In the Capitol
The cts exhibited akens. in every dfec ION. ol
empnal II exrsnTdnsiy suimiy. IN every quarter the
national ealors displayed at hall mast or dfaped in
sable The Presidents House The various Department.
and other public Buildings We're dnped in black, while
hrougbaut the length Of Pennsylvania Avenne, aud
ny u the other streets The same sable gpa' were dis
platcj.
The cars from Baltimore and the various steamboats,
and her public cnveyances, came efnwded with people.
anxious py the last tiibue t. Their departed chief
A. 10 - a'rlorl. special train arrived from Bait
more bringing he Mayor aud Council ofthsi city 'geih
with large representations from he Odd Fellows Sns
# Temperance. United Bfe,hten Red Men, and other
lssoriauns number Of military and an Immense crowd
NJ private ctzens.
So CREST was the conca1rsa Of people in Baltimore.
anxiou. to attend the funefa that extra trains
qufed to convey 1bom and even then many were left
behind.
a, all the public oircs there WIS. at ealy hour.
gathering 4 The numerous officials. with badges II
noutning. The civic associations Of the District mus
t.,.J Al fher y,,i,us hc,l on.r,es IN fu rec M
- III, = a., -, ,n,, ,,,La, ,,,b
, - . -. ~. ti'a,ina, =, ,h M
,,c, ,nd n.i,bt nm ;,io, ,e,o s,c, ,,s,,tpo e., hi,
I,cc in H. lem ,i,ss p,tyate ca,,,sgas ,,e,c .ec,
bnt,,ia, IN ,yo,, ,i.c,,,, i,in, Tho ,no,,;,, Il, h
nl,clJ a b, J.rs, af IA N,fslall ,fibe p.tict VIII,
had Tho ,,,nl,i,o ,f tho ,,,,e,ss,p Dntir, ali ilts
imc the ,,ljor Il halls and The fno Of minute pnns
together with the mauruiul panphofasln every wrre
,islr. hal na.i .ad and isrre,sinp edo, np,n the
multitude
TIE Nil ITtRY
IT, o., 80 ,,c,, + "a a, ,,,.is 10 devon ,-lck IN
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sone time since that did injustice Dr. s p Town.
tend, who the original proprietor cf the preparation
oi SaTsspalilla known as Dr.. 1ow naend's. Other
parties have within the past fox months engaged or
connected themselves EIth & man bg ihe name OF
Townsend who put up medicine and calls il by the
same name. Tins medicine " as advertised in The
1rto11fe IS tie original &c This advertisement also
Contained matter 0erogatory Il the character of Or
i eIpeaTed and 10 jastice t5 the DR.. make this cx-
l!aaatI0l.
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