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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-16

Virginia
iius, hold IN tho rlsrL, pfce, of the Ciroui, Court
a n Amherst county, Monday the 2nd day Oh septem-
bet, 1870 -.
Janrs W Coppsdge and Eliza his wife, late N IA I'll
Ter, jalne. II Jnner and SOPHIA lis wile late Sophia Til
Nancy Jana Chrnisn and iheesM James II Joncr adj
lnrstfator 81 Charles II Christian, deed. laintns,
against
/ William Taller, kiehard Tlller caum Scay, and Lucy
JAM his H. late Lucy Jane flei, Alnnxo Campbell. and
petsey Ann his wi,c, late lriaes Ann Tcr, the admin
iaof Of john Nouct, hcn shall beappoinrd jam,s
II nivilBon Executor OF Giles Davidson, deed, Richard
snlium and Burton lmdfum IN ther own tiaht as hN.
eeuatA 81 Thomas laud Il aad Tfusttes OF Flames
Chri,tien deed the said Burton sndum as administrator
u Seatan l.,udgum, decd the administrators Of James
anltm when one SHAH bs app, nled, the adunistn of
Nelson Lndrum, when shal be appointed john Laid
run, Jams Huk aud sophia hi, wife late Sophia Land
dunn, William Iandrln, William Campbell and Nancy
i Ia, wiz, late Nancy lut1,nni, Defendants.
~ CHAM ERY.
The oh,sc - this sm i 10 tase asettlemcn OF the nd
Ahu estate ol William FILLER deed and die
tihnan thereof settlement oil the account OF Richard
hnlrum guardian ior the plaintiffs kiiaa aud Sophia
the administration Of the esa,. Of lhom-
Va i.and,um deed aud distribution thereof and 1t APPEAR
ing by satisfactory cNdenre that the defendants, william
1er Richard ll,r Cann Soay and Lucy Jane his win,
/ Jnhn i.andrum, William 1andfum, William Campbell, and
Nancy his witt, residents oi this Commonwealth
the PENDANTS required Ia appear here, within
month due publication ri this order, and do " hat IL
protect THEN nieftttsand Is oideted TINT
copy his order 10 published unre week. for four
weeks in spnpef printed IN hetomn Ut Lynch
burr aud posted at the door ol the Count House, ot
THIS County on the hst day ri the next County Court
A enpy-tosc
SAINT ID wiV ROBERT TtNSI. EY, en-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-16
tilnrrinocs.

M,uirj III "Wednesday the | lh inst. IT he Mash
in2ion lliiel by The nv. Mt Walirf, MIR. BENZ w
PERKINS. ri tennessee. 10 MISS MARY A. dauph
tel If Mr. seph Wiison { Campbell.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-16
10 water Renters and Others.
Sept lots

HNAKE NOTICE, that any person permitting his or
her llydranl. to run withoutoa suitable yes-e Ia
catch the watr 10 be used fro u same, any peisol
who shall permit the same to continue running after
such vessel shall be foil. any pers Suffering his
her llydmnt 10 run for The purp of washing hands
httnes, any Other hing under the flow Of water pa
sing from same, ehsll be deemed gay # violation o
an ordnance providng for unuec s,ary waste # water
and shall he Gned S5anl any person " ho shall allow
water to be drawn from his or her Hydrantwithou, per
mission from The Superintendent Of the water works
shall be deemed guilty Of violation of an ordinance pro
vled therefor. aud shall be fined 50.
+. :. MILLER.
Sept l6-lt sur. Lynoii's. Water Works.
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.S'EUs' TO.YTEY.H'.
GE0R 1E M. RUCKER,


Ar6rsr |, 1870.
ANING purchased oil w lila Bell and James Il Brooks
THAR interest in the stock ot good, OF Belt Ruckcr X
Brooks and taken the we'll no Store Room used by them,
respectfully cdls the attention o his friends and those Of the
concern oi which lie member, To his extensive stock
Of Fancy and staple Dry Grodsiats Shoes, Sc. It emhra
quits great variety oil the desirable style OF goos
and will be sold extremely low and asks ~ all wanting
goods, will give HIM call lie will add in a few weeks
his stock, large OF The choice goods
Of the season. suited to the trade of this ma,ke-and, will
be abe to offer great Inducements to the buyers OF goods,
naa, house in all the upper country.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-16

LYNt1lBUKG, VA.
tOOI)S At the I.8pyest Prices Just received connie
u assortment o new FALL and WINTER GOODS.
comprising complete assortment Of all kmis div good, Tor
LADIES' Geutlrmth', Boys and Guls' Hats, Boots
Shoes, CAPS Men. Bey8 and Childten- ready made 10
thing, all which will sell at very moderate profits being
determined large stock shall be reduced by quick
sales We have added this Vail 10 former
RE.3DF .M3UE CLOTfILN1.i
OF all grades up IL tie hest. which Intend sell on
mcdiacIy small profits IT Will he Will Ion those wanting
Garments 10 come and supply Themselves Then
stock madc up 81 good materials, and manufactured by
ashionahlc, Nottm.n IN New No,h and Philadelphia. III
ladies' Dress Goods our assortment was com
pee and tasteful therefore invite them 10 give spc
cal cali enf aree soe is welt worthy Tic attention ut
Merchants, snail profits will be chafRedthe
Sopl lG-llle
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-16
.ART OF DANCING.
MR., ], L. GAR EFT r

yyTOULD most respectfully inform the Ladies' and Gen.
w uemen Of ynchhurg, and vicinity that he proposes
forming Class in which he will teach the above Art all
its various Branches Mr. G. will give Lessons at the
dence OF such Ladies and Gentlemen prefer private
strucons, Semnaes where there shall be Css, OF
eight formed Those wishing participate in the
complishment, a note addressed to j. l.. GARRETT,
Franklin Hotel Lynehbnrg,
will meet with punec attendance
Sep. D. Init
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-16
A Large and Desirable Stock
OF Dry Goods mt Cost,
E0R CASH nMIV

FIlb subscriber having dtcnnc1 10 change his business
and IN order 10 do speedily possible offer. b..
to Stuck oil Good, at cost Tor CASH and CASH only
lie determined to close, and mean, good faith ofcr
hi, goolsat
nj cost and no .Eiss0LP.
The stock large and consists principally of scasonsbs
Goods such Cloths Ut all shades aud ghe, Cassimcfes
silk and SATIN Ncstng, Satues, fweeds, Blankets, Elan
ncls, Blclchtd and Brown D,nctirs Black and Cord Al
paras, French AMI English Mernns, w hte and Cod Dot
ted Swiss and Mu Mu,lns, laeonet' and tsmbrick.
Checked Masns, CHAINS and Linen lusicrs Thread
Blac, and CoihSt Iaccs Caleoc,, Ladies Cold aud
Blh KID Slippers, ' So 10 wieh he repeatedly calls
the attention oi his friends and the public
JON. q ADAMS.
M persons indebted iohr subscriber request
ed to come forward aud pay mp without delay. "a A.
Sept ia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-16
COMMERCIAL RECORD,
IYNCuBItuc srpr =, ,sno

IT,
ToBAGCO -R.ce,pls and =,aapsetnps c,,,,,,o
light Market firm l3l hhds Inspected The past week
against III hhls corresponding .sok + LAT YEAR ID3
hhds sol rs ft,es: IL hhls a. fom AZ t. 40 IA hhds
at.flom ~ IN $40. 81 hhds at from SlD yl ~ hi d.
at i'om ) Si2 aud "a bids a, run sI2 to 500.
NlltAf=sJ tot Rrd9O Gr White.
WILLIAM I. SMITH,
Commission MerChpnt,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-16
trttoNAs 4 CHARLES ELLIS, No 100 " Al
/ STREE RICHMOND, Va Importers aud Doalcis
fry G0OEs 0nes Esard.c0,P,


fry goods 1mg zEard.c~rr,
have received by ships "Sar o the Wed"ol r. Palmer
and Prentice from Liverpool, and various ayss hon
the nh, hull assortment III
FALL GOODS
Mann nj these t'unl purchased oliy in the
much beleW present prices and Will hs aid accordingly
Consisting inlht Of
Blnel and Color,d Apiras,
Alpaca and Muhaii lustres,
Silt striped Btncodra, Chameleon alb Regents,
'oafod Ihihct Cloths,
Itch printed de laiues,
Plan aud Cashmote do,
English, Amcucauand CLYDE Prints,
Gala riaids and Gn,hams,
Move thf'd tdgiug, aud acei,
Cambria and clear Lawn ild'k'.,
Mens printed Cambria do,
PanYce, Shanghai aud totahdo,
Rich fancy CmVSs,
Mdtenni aud Gro DE Rhine do,
Sllh aud worstcd Nj Is and Gloves,
Men's Buell. aud lu,'d neilm do
Emh'l Cashmere aud faitan Sba"s,
Dsml.l Diapers and Napkins,
Linen Sleriiut and 'lopens,
brown nd white Holland,
Canton and printed Faunrl,,
tlaaleinFs and Cloak Iinngs,
French, B'lSnn and Amstran Cloths,
amy cassmctos and llos skins,
Woalen Velvet Ncstmrs,
Rich slid and Satin do
Printed Molcskius,
Ptinre Albeit Cords,
Flushing. aud Beaver Cloths,
Grninella blue Pilot do,
blnr, seatlc and gray BLANKETS.
1rilld and puhl do,
Whitney aud rbbnn bound 3oddo,
heavy atocl uI kerseis,
Satuntis, fauuels, Checks
Bleaehed aud brown Coitous
HARDW Axe.
$500 DOZEN KNIVES aud FORKS,
l5O0 d. Poa.et Knives, IL dssr.," WsLsnholn
aud other makes,
ION do Scissors and Sheafs
hd1 do Pad Locks,
800 do Stoot lock-, English and American,
10 do Rim, mtrlisa aud closet Locks
l5D do Virginia, Dr,isb Collin, hIcs,
100 Gross Britannia aud non tea and table Spoons,
1000 Pan Traces, all kinds,
Baskets Vices,
10 Mouse. hole and other Anys,
l5D Single nnl double t.uns,
complete assortment Of ssddlory.
Sept iG=Jw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-16
5sOlsinG cloths.
VE subscribers have received fresh supply OF the
l. tied square mesh, all silk,
German .xnCH0r K0lting cloths,

the best imported into the United States and be
such all numbers, from No to No. 10 II is only
these Cloths that they the best; all in
want viii please call before buying elsewhere.
July l5-its hIEEM s tsWAIKIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-16
:
Cash fO, DJHeat.

wish to purchase during the large quantity OF good
wheat Farmers VIII 6nd il to their interest to give
call before they sell their crops. will purchase wheat
10 be delivered at Mesrs Lacy Tvree'- the basin
Iynchhurg. Beaver Creek lumber house crops
the canal below this place. VIM. w. MOSBY,
Aug i-Swii-wilts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-16

o. Washington correspondent for the Rich
mond Wing says, that large number of the
Southern ultras remained in theirSeats, while the
House was voting upon an amendment, attach
ing the WIlmot proviSo 10 the territorial govern
ment for Utah. The effect of this silence was to
diminish the majority by which this amendment
was rejected. These gentlemen assume to
be exceedingly anxious to prevent the passage
OF the Wilmot provlso in any and every form
Who believes their professions now? And who
can think they desire any thing else than agia-
tom They are the traitors of the South
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-16
I'D q - ~ ~ n. az tn % ".

7, TSDU
ffflE firm OF Bell utkpr X Brooks, this dav dissolved
by mutual consent aud limitation. The Of the
hnn only 10 be used Ia winding ~ be affairs uI tn.
The Book, Bonds and Aceuunts viii remain at tho
.iolg ri George NJ huc,ef, ho succeed IN business
Those 10 whom the finn is indebted. viii present III.
claims 10 him .atly possbls-aud thos. INHABITED by
Bond OF open Account, will please cali on him, he viii
,eti. all claims due from or 10 tlie
No take sian 10 return sincere thanks to %
friends and customers, ia the very liberal patronage b..
tued connection in business, and respectful
yask Tor successor the liberal patronage kind
ly extended TO us. WILLIAM BELL,
GEORGE NJ. RUCKER,
JAMES G.. BROOKS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-16
ITEMS.

@se II is said, and fully credited, that the well
known Mrs. Miller has returned to her fathers
residence. Her father has died during her alb
sence. She has returned of her own accord her
chef desire being 10 see her children. Her
mind is said to be much disordered
&C. MIR Hall has retired from the editorial de-
partment of the Republic and has been succeed
ed by Mr.. Sergeant, its former Editor.
-. The death of the Rev. DIR. Bascom Bish-
op of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, is
announced in photographic dispatch of the 10Th
instant.
G. We regret 10 learn that Dir. Judson died at
sea on the 18th of April.
W A rumor was current in Richmond a few
DAYS ago that Latham, the banker, had failed,
which proved 10 be untrue
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-16
LAND FOR SALE,
Wool, Wool, Wool.

VOfI w OOH1 w SSH'
fIsiik sub,cfhcr To buy large lot OF WOOL
Tor which h" will pay in cash ~ trade, price that vi"
fully compare with tho Nohmond Northsrn markets,
when ,on take into charges incurred by shipping
a,ther prove II, give chance or Mr. A. H. Huaks
Who authorized Agent, and LIVES orpo.e virginia
R,nk aud we viii do il. JAS. ), CREW DSON, Ayr.
Sani lR--M3w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-16
RoBlRr TiNsI.RY, GIN
" ~ "a 4 s,pi.

IL persons indebted 10 the Estate ~ Gerard " john
y son lie ID. are hereby notified to come forward mme
arly and make ymrn oil the shme, they wall be put
~ thu hands Law yer lor 60 lection All those holding
claims ains the E.tae will make them known 10 tho sub
sehet immediately legally proved, so that arrangements
may DO made for their settlement.
JUNltl 4 CLAY Exec'r,
ofGEltA1,D E.JD IiNSON deed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-16

p1rgsnta!
I Rules held In tho Clerks Office, OF the Circuit Court
n Of Amherst eousty, Monday, The Ind day o Septeus
ber, 1870.
rr.nro. A. Dawson, Plaintiff,
agsih.t
wllliam1i Tyler Joseph Z living, trustee, Benjamin
II isialer Moufs and Duncan john Whnehead, lhos
Hoyscr Peters and ipffs, Hudson Nj. t'atlahd snfsi-
Wing patner al Garland Stout, William r. Carter com
II ptha W Cater, Warner Jones Garland and Pamr.
n wilson Pect., Charles Penn, axeeutpf of John Penn
rlunInn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-16

Fla object 81 this suit Is 10 areeosa deed Of trust ere-
c.l b, tho dciordpr William II Tyler, TO the defendant
Joseph Irving, trustee, regarding the same as mortgage,
10 have setlcmou o the trustee accounts and payment al
the laen dePsen 1t appearing by satisfactory evidence,
that thy PENDANTS Moore and duncan are no, sdentso oil
tins CnmeanV cslth thu said defendants required
appeal here within month alter due publication Ct
tins aud lp what Is necessary protect their inter
essanai Is ordered that copy oi this order be published
nnee We. tot tour SUCCESSIVE Ncel, in newspaper
puntea the town of lnehhufg and posted at the ifoht
Ill al tie Court Nousc, Ills County! On thy hst DAY oil
l4s neat County Court
eepv=re,ie,
ROBERT TlNSIEY, Clh.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-16
u,rsrlMoNy I2rAyoR If d, N,L,n.'. L,.

'HNESIlMONY INFANOR If DR. N'L,ne's I.iv"t
d Ills.--I, would b. oas, /, I'll volume with Ger
,eaes VI The exc, Hence II I'll medno. Wherever IL
has h.d trial it has made Itself popular. Wo have IN
our possession huud Ids OF orders like the foil wing:
"VAnysnuaaIi, n. Y. Dee 10. 1877.
".nesns Kidd s. Co.-syour iiayr q agent lief, with
mo. sh1rl tine since. quantity ut M'Lanr's Liver
Pills. The whula Iut sid very tafidly, and paso the
highest ssli-iscton. ndeed Is considered tho bet
medIcn. VI "a. kind ever afepd for sale. Pleas, send
me annlhe supply ~ SUN IA p sable.
W. H. AINSWORrH.o
For SAL whrls,le aud teia,l. BY -. q. PAYNE s.
BRO and u, T. LYMAN. Lynehbrrr, Va.and by
DmgElss generally throughout he Unltej States.
Srpt l6-N q
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-16

REGULAR SIMPLY OF Roehbndse LIME on hand.
a SEPT l,ts n. J, ECH0Ls.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-16

RICHMOND. Sep'eobor 10,
TOBACCO The Market op,tiaur. brisk, md pm.
ccs tending upward. We quite lausa ST 70 SqE es-
IRA kinds sill nj sl0 ioat-gotd Il inr 81 $l3 80,
extra manufacturing kind. would hfag mnfe
FLOUR New Il edmond t5tsl2l, sod Sciuse
s5l2le5.e5.
WllEAf-Rel 81 05, and White 81 10.
tORN-6eia6 5cs, per bashel Demlod light
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-16

EV We take the liberty of calling the atten-
ton Of our readers to two communications 10 be
found IN this number. The one is from Joseph
G. Cabell, giving his views in regard 10 the Con-
vention subjects. These views have been well
considered by the author, and they deserve a
careful examination. The communication Of Mr.,
Cabell is we'll written.
The other communication is from an anonv-
nous writer, addressed TO Messrs. Clay, Set
is calm, sensible, well written article in rela-
ton to the Peace Question.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-16

Gs- We learn from the Richmond Republican
that Post Office has been established at Nor
rls' Church in this county. Mr. A. J. Jenning'
has bcen appointed Post Master.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-16

NEW YORK MARKET Sept. 10.
Flour Soathcm S5t525
H'heat Genne,sse 500
Corn G9a6i etc.
Cotton Firm at previous rite.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-16

BALTIMORE MARKET. sept 10.
FiaH-llawad street, saos nj 81 slssi " City
Mtlh 81 -.
Hhtat RedaIo2; whit Slo5ssli5.
Corn 5sidO els
The Arkansas banner., 1850-12-03
Cold in Arkansas.

The Clarksvile {Johnsoa Co Uaion says; We are informed that lump of solid gold worth about SIP inc first of this week, found the mouth Of shoa Creek, in this county, by several gentlemen while ihey were engaged in examining Bed of Coal Those who profess 10 have some knowledge of such things express II ihelr opinion that gold exists in considerable 9aantiiy at that place. in the nighbaThood of it We would not be ct all sur prised 10 hear. in few mopihs Or years of the dis eovetg oi pacers of the precious metal if not inex- haustible, at least rich enough 10 turn ihe world topsyturvy the second time. Should further develop menls be made. we will give them publicy through orr post.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-12-03

conception that could be manufactured tq poison tine public mind against Col. Johnspn, but hts homiiies over this bill, will avail nothing against Johnson. they will rebound as most of his missiles have. and faii upon his own head For. la all can dor, do thak, and indeed satisfied of the fact, that Col. Johnson never occupied Higher stand with the people here, ihan at the present time, their confidence ia his ability and integrity. aie nnshaken aud aimod nnlimitea. Why should Ii be otherwise Has he ever betrayed any of the trusts fepcsel-has he not besu found always al his post msnfaily battling for Arkansas, her Peo pie and hsr measures Stale, sRd f7r her we'd rights guaFaniied by the censtitutoh7 A AHd IHsi i, but not leasl, has he ever expressed to opinions and convictions, 10 the rights of Ibe South. that he has not boldly proclaimed al Washington, and carried out hy his votes on every oecasioni
 Hr is ypfiy nan oi hls woiJ, aitd man of ae- ion and ali here regret 10 see ii announced fiat he cannot serve b%yena his present teIm, and most heartily irnst if the Ssaie should be distracted and he oss moi fail into olt dsttict that the district into which he may chance to fall may be able 10 prevail on him agiin 10 setxethes$tate. cannot well con- clnds a. lave set down to speak of Iubic Hen. without sudiug b the Hon W. K SeeastisB, tn whom every gosd citizen of the state must feel under many and renewen gaions for the patience and Grmne.s with which he pcrsueh the even tenor 0! his way n li.e Senate, after he deseJied by his colleagua he seems ioihare been host within himself aa has attended strictly 10 all the porlant business of the Slate, notwithstanding ne had to perform what he constitution designed that tao shculd do. true II was that he could east but one vete where ever he could supply the place oG his colleague he seems 10 have strained point 10 accom- plisa it, but where the ayes and nays were called. aSd B9rlauds called he could uo', nay he dare hot answer no matter however so important the question; gay we'll done Ihon good and faithful servant, tho,-lAst been faithful over few things, yitay important to Arkansas. you shall inherit the confidence of grateful people.
 l am yonrS truiy,
 A FRONTIER MAN.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-12-03

D-Ai Union meeting helI m G~orgia Thomas Spaidng Esq, one ot the speakers, nad beautiful and touching appeal rojhe northern ngjorityin Con gress, m which the patriotism o the South is made 10 stand out prominently We fear that all such appeals will b. made in yain In ihe North "saigaf makes right" Mr. $. says
 We trust in God, that the Congress G ihet councils will ever femenber that Inc war uf tie Revolution was the War oi Massachusetts, and that The south rallied To their rescne-ihat the war of lsl2 vas war Of commerce, Tor the carrying tade, inwhich the South hal intetesi; bu; she did not iDeagly measure the cost; she gave her blood and her heasure. And who was the II gro Of the Revo- in'ionary wat Our Washing on. And who was the Hero of the war of lSl2. Our Jackson. Ard who have been the II-roes of our Mexcdn war !- Oar Scott and our Taylor. We would say 10 the next Congress with deep feeling of respect. of hone. ard ol confi-nce. REMEMBER :"
The Arkansas banner., 1850-12-03
Enrnnc,n Arrivals.

The cleaners Cambria and Franklin arrived al New York on the l6,h uIi Theysbring but lii,le news The following is q synopsis of the in,elIi. genee received by them
 GKRNAST. Authentic information has been fe- ceived of the result Of lhe conference al Warsaw between the Emperors of Russia and Austria and the King of Prussia. The Cologne Gazette con taiDs teegraphie drspaich Of the Both October, from Berlin, which states tha, information had been received from Warsaw, according to which the Prussian proposals have been promptly delivered
 DENMARk. .A-iI Is stated Denmark will not acceds to The proposion of Danish and German commits sioner settle difficulties of the Danish question - Ehe Berlin Reform denies that Pr0ssaa officers il full uniform allowed to join the Scheswig Hoi : s,einers The Times Berlin correspondent writes that nothing had occurred among the visible aud external proceedings of the. Congress at Warsaw 10 lessen he,hope tla its issue would be favorable to continuance of pence.
 AUsTwA-'Fhs correspondent of the London Times of October P. writes that the public feeling was aroused and that tho most apathetic go so far as to declare that they should have objection to shoulder the musket again. The Chronicle is in- formed that Austria will never yield the federal question. The German papers are occupied with the movement or troops 10 Cassel.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-12-03
President Fillmore and the Execution Of
 the Fugitive slave Hill.

The Republic formally contradets ihs statement which first appeared In the Baltimore Sun, that the Pcesidtnt had issued any orders with regard 10 the concentration of any force n Dlston iaIbor 10 sup port the United States Mafshas in the enforce mep of the Fag live Slave bill The Republic says:
 -' II he exigeucy sha uli arise making it fhs duty et the President to resort 10 the vested in him by the Constitution and the laws to enforce their due execution, there IS no doubt that hs duty will be promptly and pyudently discharged"
 We have like confidence in rhe Presidents de- termination to do his duty. We also agree with the R-pG5iie. that there is not much reason to sppre- hehd that there will be any necessity Of calling the United States troops 10 aid in the execution of the law. There is much III ire potent means ol defeating the law than by open physica resistance. Btston has shown this in her recent nuiifration proceedings. An arrest for co syiracy, and bail for S3o,00o, for ealing runaway negro. slave, will carry more terror 10 the soul ot a Souhprner than the threats Of gang oi cewardy a5oIitiouisis. The ingenuity of the law wr-its enginery is more efhca cions than the hoongs ani missiles oi he mob - Besides, in case ot resistance Il IS ihe first duty of the Marshal to call on he posse comitGt9s, to rally the citizens 70 his aid. IL wopd be improper in President Fillmore 10 orier out the standing army oI the country until the Marshal has exhausted lhe civil means provided for such resistance. Bit we repeat oar belief, that he Fugitive Slave bil will oe4---ndeed II has already been, nufed ln Boston without appealing to piA Scal force.