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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-24

VH7M. ii. NIcDONALD,S, GENERAL
w Newspaper, Advertising. Subscription, Col
lection, and Rcpor'orial Office, No l02 Nassau ST.,
Corner Of Amy y. Y Established in 1s43.
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4 NOEEON arms ana OZnaDurSS
~ consignmcnt-Just received, large lot of
COTTON YARNS (Charlo'tcsriAs Factory.)
Also lot Of OznaburEs. for sale by
NORMAN g. MARTIN.
Also lot of ncsc Mackeyei.
July l7-ts NJ. e. NJ.
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IVORY TABLE CUTLERY,

IL signed having this day formed partner
ship in the practice of Law, viii attend to all busi-
ness confded to them in the counties of Bedford.
Campbell, Amherst and Appomattox, and the Cor
poration Of Lynchburg.
w Office opposite George NJ. Rucker, Main
street, Lynchburg, Va.
JOHN O. L. GOGGIN,
July l4-ts FREDERICK w. PAGE.
The New York herald., 1851-08-24
The cp.r, ~, Cast. a.r,,~,.

"frreri" WITH hut Re- r.praisd again thr season. II
wac ritcueeo sst night for the last time and must no~
u rnhdisv~ o give place 60 novelties vhich s ni tn-
t'hHininF lithr ~ This seaeon rhi- operS has never
h'en n pow rfiiy represented IN mo-. rsnent tasn
ouIirs The present rb- vaiusbe snd iukur"us
ttrer 81 betini has a. great s-tvi1e IN me p"clga
~. end the p,tuisr,ty ~ the Op.r. which gFc-t
t-fote hes teen much increased bsdish aod h-aevvo
tsIo lave dtio.d the hooor, ~ Narh~' due'nt ms
stAtCn ~ Va hoe I, slmost every nceetta an
aide reyie.s ptativs In Mspn eho~e Rtfet -rtt@s'ch
Is,weis n, D a never y. unrd 9Th. hven - Sust
ole Bce fbcud he no Encouragement co. any rvsiy dus
e~lst on MCBds, Dieht u hsbetr 81 Svfi,t' u 20
J.. ietres nttd for she ls,t tim" psubaby make rUo
ar Tufiisbi " ~ which 80 much y a-ticpssed H.re
tutcs ~ Rtsiur hss usde decld-uly posrrt1t m 1ras
tn 90 her snd the nii the
attn eheR thus opeta a. abboauc~a ahuS the. the
a. rdc.s cat ns.te ~ib the uarmest appr bstioa
Tie - bsruccs, ,SavL Mssint IA b. ADD Ccl-si
gusrsbtse that remarkable entertainment IN Az
b. enjoyed by the lovers az music
The New York herald., 1851-08-24
SYMPATHY IN NEW YORK.

ANOTHER MASS MEETING IN THE PARK.
On Friday evening. when the mass meeting in the
Rrk vss about 10 adjourn, the multitude opposed the
notis n and finally consented only tho condition that
the adjournment should take place to last evening Tho
committee and officers Of the meeting we're compelled
TO ssree TO thcse terms but had Intention Of Keeping
thsmtheir object being to sppesse ths people for the
time. The people, however, In earnest and the
publics'on OF the report Of the proceedings Of fr
day evening In yesterdays ILraid, did not tend
10 dininish the excitement. Everywhere yesterday,
The Of uparmed American citizens with
out trisl any form Of law sDd tho Insult 10 the
American flag in firing At tue Falcon. we're the topics
~ conversation In every circle and there vas hurn-
tpe Indignation flt and ely exyr.s-.d ey many.
While the other hand, some defended the proceed.
ing of the srsnisrdf.
long h tore O'Clock, crowd gathered IN the PARK
With tb" espectstioo Of a meeting u sinuauaIs IN
orssed th " amounted to about two thousand pr
arns and at length proces,ioa made its vsnce
eth beno ~ music snd bsnrers wnen th@ multttnde
asountsd N four OF t.e thoussnd aud an Ia man.
vho~e rsse vr could pt csrn piscrd ~ the ch tr
rbe~e vere no nrspaemente uhatever made for the
pres, and eur reporter compelled 10 take his place
The New York herald., 1851-08-24
SYMPATHY IN OTHER CITIES.
by THE MAILS.
our nALrIMorK ooRsKsroNpENcl

BaLrrsORE, July a. 1851
Inc excitement in this city with regard 10 the terrible
nessete fthe American patriots At Cuba s most in
'spfe even among tbose Who have been oudes IN their
oond mns''on Of Lopes and hrs designs; and the est,
6i'bm'rt dyour agents, Messrs TayIor, Burgess Co
is ,biope.d with applicants for the fl,sd cop,,s,or
eopoes @counts Thersrge package q spare copies
ne Teen exhausted before breakfast nons but rerul.r
subtorib,rs can new copies
The bot hssts with ~bch the victims we're disposed ss
- Tor The prrpose q sending the appalling account
over ty The Cb,rke without form trial has eau .
uhittsssl feeling a Mt and desirr fr rrvrrae
"a .ttly totSm The eject a this Ne~ Orleans
shd IN the southvest ~ be to the Island 10 be
oVerrun, and WILL doubtless, lead 10 VI the most
The New York herald., 1851-08-24
BY EGR APH.
THE VICTIMS AT HAVANA.

IHb FICIIMS AT HAVANA
BOsros, August q, 1851
letter received here from Havana states that the ty
shot there. had In the hrst place. taken town. and
ie,d for three days without solitary patriot Joining
ths. h~ probably therefore their conviction their
desperate situson which made them attempt 70 escape
THE NEXT STEAMER FROM HAVANA
EEw 0pLr.ss, August 20, ISL
The steamship Empire City, from Havana s now fully
due, With dsy later intelligence than the Cherokee
would take TO New York All classes here awaiting
Der news With the most painful anxiety.
The New York herald., 1851-08-24
MISCELLANEOUS ADVICaS FROM rag IsLAyD.
The Eject Of the CherOkee's News in
Washington, and Elsewhere.
ANOTHER MEETING IN THE PARK.
The EXCITEMENT IN NEW ORLEANS.
The Reported Departure from New Orleans Of
Two Steamers for Cuba.
MOvEMENTs IN THE UNITED STATES,
&C., &C., Go.

We stated on Friday morning, that when the steamer
Pampero touched at Key West the U 8. Judge and
Collector cup the reef" We did not understand
the meaning Of that phrase. Judge Marviu has been
Tor some time in this State and Mr. Douglass the Coec
tor In Virginia.
We learn that the sailors of the U. s. chip Albany at
Havana we're thrown into state Of great excitement
learning that the fifty Americans to be shot. They
waited upon Capt. Rano olph to get permission land
ond prevent the execution they desired him open
batteries upon the town. when the guns heard
at the execution, they wanted the flag Of the Albany
etruck
The brig @. Anderson Capt. Murray, arrived last
night from Havana whence she sale on the 18th inst
Capt Asrray states that when he left the greatest sx
citsment prevailed in Havana in consequence of the
landing Of the invaders Capt also states that the
Spanisrds do not hesitate prete and
the beeest ubterfuge TO hsrsss and annoy Americans
both strangers and residents. in every way possible 1t
rs with great difficulty and delay that American ship
onastes can obtain the requisite accomm for
their vessels &C. A instance the vndictise feeling
that prevails among them in this it IL only me-
cessary to state that Capt Hsberhsw Of the brig High
lander Of Philadelphia, fined ssC because he had
not his wfe's name the crew list of The vessel
1t s intimstsd in certain ses that the Cuban
revoutobsts, this If successful in au pr, bablity
have formed provisional g. gvernmsnt-sdopted repub-
iican constitution for the republic of Cuba aud
nave organized executive aud military ad uinistra
tion and have adopted also laws ordinauces abro
eating the Spanish suthorities both civil and military
1t Is stated that they intend issue commissions for
sheir army and navy forthwith at the they
constitute and establish civil officers throughout the
island Certainly this IL most judcioas step and
looks more like arnest engagement with the crcu
stances Of the cae than any thing of which have as
yet heard suggested Indeed parties sangune
enough to think that in two weeks time there may be
commissioner despatched to this government from the
new republic We give this it comes to us from
reliable source, having determiDei-as IL custom in
all similar where public DISCUSSION arisesto give
both sides OF the statements made in this exciting affair
We have already published both the Spanish and the
revolutonist accounts from the first moment and from
these united sagscious reader may very salts
fsctory conclusions which are near the truth
The New York herald., 1851-08-24
prookIyn city Intellirence.

rHocsinc AND fArAL ACCIDENT ON Lose ELISr
EAmnoAD Yesterday morning q man named Patrick
Kelly engaged In working The road between Baker.
corner and oxford street by the outward
train 81 cars, and killed ths spot Ills body
drescfuly mangled being nearly severed In two. His
Limbs were also much crushed and fractured Ia different
place. HE corree conveyed TO his residence, aud
the coroner epanrelied Jury in the afternoon but
inquiry vas nujournsd u3u. Monday morning. IL h.
said that The deceased dcsf and therefore could not
hear the whistle.
The New York herald., 1851-08-24
CAPTAIN VICTOR KER.

TO rHs EDITOR HERALD.
In your PAPER Of Saturday, you sss that Victor Ker
Of the persons shot by the bood-thrsty Moorish
Csstitsns a Havana, 4" was the OF DIR Ker Of New
Orleans. who surgeon In the British army during
the battle Of New 0rleansn SO that being
DR. Ker surgeon In the American army during
chat battle, and the right hand man aud bosom
1iend Of General Jackson before duritg aud after the
His son. William n ksr, then eighteen years u
pge, commanded battery Of two guns during the me
morabe eighth OF January 1915. and sgnazd hun self
by his cool bravery and the havoc he made the
Of the enemy He was Afterwards appoiniei Postma.tr
Of New Orleans by General Jackson. Another son of
Dr Ker IL officer In the United states army Ills
cbrstian name Croghan. called aer the hero Of
sandusky. A grandson, named Wilmer 3hielis. whoss
father also engaged In the battle of Nes Orleans Is
ofBcer In navy DR. Ker of yirgiuis extrsc-
ton believe. and better American purer patriot
sincere friend, more thorough going and
firing democratic republican than he walked the
earth. with the human face divnc'' under front
part Of his hat Having resided In New Orleans some
years After the frSt of January, 1892 enabled TO
speak from the card and the mistake which you
made yesterday. Yours CHARLES WEBB
The New York herald., 1851-08-24
sfeamboet and Dry Dock Sunk.

ST. Louis, August 70, IbbI
The steamer James Beas Whilst sing taken tAs
Dry Dock at this place sunk with the dock The Hewcs
insured for fifteen thousand dollars u the Ostunbu
Lexington and st Louis ofces The dock uninsured
and cost twenty-five teussnd dollars Both the vsssst
and dock nearly total losses.
Avote was takento day the city subscription to ths
Louisville and Nashville Railroad and for two hundTsA
thousand dollars to the Jesrsopvne and Columbus Ran
road The vote has not yet been counted but enough
is known to guarantee that both the subscriptions have
been carried by fourteen hundred majority.
The New York herald., 1851-08-24
Michigan Rail yoasl.

roLspo, August n 1851.
The Michigan and Southern Railroad is finished
'rom THE city to the Indiana line, and coni
menced running over 1t to-day The whole distance
traversed is two hundred and forty miles
The New York herald., 1851-08-24
Produ by the nr,e Ra,Iroad.

NARRowsBURG, August %, 1861
The cattle train passed here, TO day for New YorA
with twenty five viz OF kinds Of prs
duce, twelve of cattle, two Of sheep and OF hogs
The New York herald., 1851-08-24

PI1rsbURc, August %, IS51.
flood has occurred in the Monong sheia river. Il
rose ten feet at Brown,vie and Is rising the
of four inches per hour. Much damage Is feared
The Ohio rive four feet inches In the
channel
The weather i- clear and pleasant
The New York herald., 1851-08-24
The u. y. ship Plymouth

NoRFOlK, August q 1851
The United States ship Plymouth, being ready for
will sail tomorrow morning Her destination n thS
East India station.
The New York herald., 1851-08-24

KENTUCKY.
LOUISVILLE, Auguss ~ 1851.
The emcial majority Of Powell (dem) for Governor, -
the whse State, except Letcher county, is slo and ths
Of Thompson (whis) for Lieutenant Governor 62ss
TENNESSEE.
LOUISVILLE, august a, 1854,
In the Third district, cburchwe (dem) h eaectsd b
oongress, over Anderscn (whisD BY IL majority Ths
makes the Congressional delegation the as In ~
last Congress
CampbeAs (whig) majority for Governor 10 ~.
The New York herald., 1851-08-24
Fire at East Cambrs<ixe. Mass.

WoRcEsrER, August y, 1851.
The hat mspufactory OF T d. Moody, at East Oar
bridge, destroyed by fire last night. Loss 1900
The barn ofJohn Faulkner, In Maiden, struck b.
lightning yesterday and consumed Loss, 81 900 Ths
church in Beverly struck by lightning yesterday.
The New York herald., 1851-08-24

BALlINO huKu-t - Ib6I
southern mail through. The Picayuse Gays the
stermer Chingarcra burtt at New Oresus q few dayp
since wa insured IN New York and New Orleans fOs
ffly. i've thousand dollnrs
The New York herald., 1851-08-24

CHICAGO, Aug 2S, 1851.
The cholera has nearly disappeared from vicinity.
The Board OF Health port that there yss
terdsy and to-day The weather is very foe oise
nd dcol
The New York herald., 1851-08-24
MORNING, AUGUST "a. 1851.

sanguipary of blood and devastation that bs,
stained the annai' Of the present century
Colonel iliam Ciendeuen, the frat on the list is
from the borough Of York Pa whilst John stubs IL
from Adams county Pa Patrick Dillon and seye,al
other fthe victims were we'll known in this CITY.
OUR PHILADELPHIA CORRESPONDENCE
PHnAprIrHIA, Aug. g. 1851
The Cuban sympathzers have suddenly been aug
mented In numbers from tens thousands by the news
ofthe massacre and preparing follow in the wake
Of the New York meeting, and hive grand demon
strstion On Monday evening The call for the meeting
is being signed by hundreds at ali the newspaper ofces
and other public places.
DEMONSTRATIONS AT MEMPHIS, rxNNE ssRE
lfrom the Memphis (renn ENQUIRER, Aug 13l
hled Monday evening at the Commercial Hotel
purpose OF giving expression to the warm sympathy Of
gress IN the Island Of Cuba and Of taking steps
contributing substantial aid to the glorious cause
VI, On motion Of Maj Marcus d. Winchester the Hon. Il.
W M hing wss unsnhnously chosen chairman IL
soon found that the saloon Of the Commercial Hotel
net sufficiently large to contain ths eager multitude
which wss thronging the street aud pressing its way
and, motion he meeting adjourned to court square
Judge king resumed the chair, and. on motion, Ed
taries
Judge King being called on explained the objects of
the meeting in happy and impressive aud was
followed in brief addresses by Col Walter Coleman Capt
Edwards of the Liberty Guards, N 3. sanders, Col ~
W; Lindsay, Edward Pickett and James b smith
Oh motion OF Col Coleman it was ordered that the
Chairman appoint con- nitee TO draft r-solutious sx-
preesve OF ths tchse ci the meeting. The Chair an
noupccd on the committee the following gentlemen -
Col. Waller @, man Edward Pickett Col J H. Mona
hon. A. j NcLemore. and f. NJ Yergtr.
On motion unanimously carried the following gentle
men were appointed committee to make collections to
ard in the cause Of Cuban independence - wardow
Howard Miles Owen, Marcus o Winchester. VIM L Fol
w'l Robertson Topp Ed Munford =. q Gsises, N. B.
sapders. On motion, J. L. Webb, Sterling Fowikes Col
w II. carroll, and the Chairman added to the
committee.
On motion Of A. s McLemore, Resolved that the pro-
ceedirgs f the meeting be published in the city papers
On motion. the meeting adjourned, to meet Tuesday
pieb st Court Square for the purpose Of hearing the
report Of the committee lutiops further
steps in giving cid TO the cause Of Cuba.
AT MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA.
From the Mcntg, merry (Ala Journal, Aug 1871
The intelligence from Cuba Is favorable. and If rela-
Bile INDICATES that the revolution Is progressing Def
mite information has not yet bee received justify an
opinion how extensive may be, how sanctioned
ty ihe people Ali await with anxiety the advcss by
the Psmp.ro Ameetpg Of Cuban mpathizers was, we
learn, held here on Wednesday night, which ad-
dressed by General Henderson Of Texas and Colonel
Wheat Much enthusiasm evncsd, and many of our
gallant young men stand ready to is
aScertained that 1t is truly revolution OF the people
The New York herald., 1851-08-24
d Y I Il l. L q X A Z Ii .
WASHINGTON CITY.

WAsHINGroS, Aug. %, 1851.
The news from Cuba hss created the greatest excite
nept here and but feeling Of Indignation prevails
not ory at the sapgunary and cowardly butchery OF
uDamed prisoners but the gross insult offered our ar
by the firing into the Falcon Unfortunately the Pres-
dent cannot be teegraPhed nor indeed Is his precise
location known, and this win doubtless cause delay in
his arrival here but 1t is not doubted that the moment
he hears the intelligence he will at return and give
ordsrs for demand upon the Spanish authorities for
prompt satisfaction for the insult The vigilance whch
has already been evinced by government in frusratng
the sympahzng expeditions leads to the belief that the
Executive will be equally prompt in protecting
national honor when assaed by foreign nations
hConsul Ovens conduct is as represented he will un
questonaby be removed 1t clearly his duty to re-
monstrate against the buchery Of the prisoners as
posed to all modern warfare There Is no doubt but
that the whole country will be fired by the news and Il
may he interesting to emark that the an
not legally use force to intercept vessel the high
seas indeed is it clear that vessel was TO cast
loose from pier in any port in the country the govern
ment would feel warranted in using force prevent
sailing, IL those board nt to resist The recent
proceedings In New York and New Orleans provo that
In fact, the ast Of 1918 Is powerless.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEw ORLEANS, Aug. 81, 1851
The excitement which prevails in this city relative to
the Cuban outbreak, Is great Two steamers filed
with men sailed to-day to join Lopez The interference
Of the United States Marshal Of avail The fitting
cut and smbaIkation accomplished In defiance Of
the authorities The intense excitement prevails
and everything is done openly. Every boat from above
bringing down soldiers for the patriot cause in Cuba
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, Aug. q 1851
The Cuban news Is cau,ng great excitement In this
city and vicinity The papers here, we'll citizens
who have hitherto been decidedly opposed TO the Cuban
expedition now talking very erely upon brutal
conduct of the Spanish In the matter the
prisoners shot at Havana. The outrage the steamer
Falcon also exeites great deal Of comment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29

all the peculiar principles and contrivances USED
IN the construction Of the machine lie was
listened to with all the attention due to his thor.
ough understanding of the subject. to the ADM.
rable inventions Of which he is the author. and
to a manner and bearing indicating the uass
suming yet self.possessed modesiy OF true genius
DR.. Page stated tina, though he had succeeded
IN generating power at less cost than with
small steamengnes of the older kinds, he had
not yet succeeded IN reaching the chespness Of
large ones constructed in the best mode In.
deed, as he Justly remarked, this would be to
demand too much of an invention yet IN It's In
fancy He entertaIns no doubt. however, that
he shall be able TO accomplish that also, and the
success he has thus far met with lustites the
expectation. He has already done enough to
secure a lasting tame IN the history OF electro.
magnetism and OF invention one more triumph
and he has established an immortal memory
among the great benefactors Of Humanity the
Saints and Heroes of Science.
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January, but happily without power to OBJ
struct its prosecution.
WH,Gs OF NEw-YoRK FRIENDS OF THE
CANAL ENLARGEMENT YOU have a great
battle before you, but you will fight 1t nooly'
Not for the first time is Newly ork now re-
ouired to roll back the tide of Loco-Foco
triumph, and close the years Elections with
a brilliant, magnificent Wing victory. She
was summoned to do it in '39, and she DID ;
apain in 80. and again she proved equal to
the emergency. So in '46, Al and so. So
if will be now if we all WORK from this to
the Election. II the Wing banner trails IN
Ohio and Pennsylvania, the more need that
We should raise and bear it on to victory.
NEw.YoRK TO THE RESCUE
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NICARAGUA.
Montenegro and Munoz-The Mosquito King
Steamers
Correspondence Of The ". Y. Tribune
SAN joan DE NICARAGUA, (GreytownJ
Saturday, Oct II, 1851

Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune.
SAN jean DE NICARAGUA, (GreytownJ
Saturday, Oct. II, 1851.
Since mine of the Odd ult, the arms
brought out by the Promeheus have gone up the
riyor, and are IN the hands Of Montenegro's sol
diers, and my correspondents IN Granada inform me
that the armies are slowly moving toward each
other. and battle is expected about the 18th OF this
month. Don Buenaventura Silva, Montenegros Sec
rotary OF War, came down to San Juan to supern-
tend IN person the shipment and transportation OF
the arms in the Company's steamers. The opinion
of the people " that Munoz will be vanqushed in the
coming strife but another six months will not have
gone before another patriot will arise, and thea
another revolution. Such is Nicaragua, with her
aristocrats and democrats.
II. b. NJ. schooner. Of-war Bermuda has Just re-
turned from cruise up the coast. She touched at
Blenfeds, and there received on board his Majesty
the King, and with him went TO Roman River,
where she pulled down the Central American flag,
and erected instead the Mosqutian appointed Mos
quitian authorities, and Mr.. J. NJ. DAILY, British
Vice Consul, o. o mismo" at the town OF Limas,
about fifteen miles TO the southwark OF Roman River,
where she organized police force Of Jamaica ne
groes. The schooner Bessie. Capt. James BO udon,
has been converted into a cutter in his ms
jesty's service gold mine has been discovered on
Benfeds River, which IS now being opened by his
MaJesty's subjects. This is British enterprise de-
velopIng Mosquitian resources.
The steamers oil the rlyer San Juan now pass over
the Machnea Rapids. and connect with the lake
steamer Director at the Castillo Toro, so that the
transit Of passengers over this famous route is much
facilitated.
Brig st. Jean the Baptste, from Genoa, to sail in
a few days, is the only merchant vessel IN port.
The steamer Brother Jonathan arrived here on the
evening Of the 9th. Truly yours, II. l.. s.