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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-10

CiscIssAri, April 10th 1859.
FHNME Subscribers have associated themselves for the
Il purpose of conducting in this City T,shaccO
and General Eein amisSkeD IL H&ins s>t.a,
under the Firm of kEsSErr a. Dudley. andrespeoinl.
ly solicit your patronage. Our Business will be excu.
svey Commission Business; and experience Of
~ years by senior partner active Mercantile life in
this City determination the part Of both pro-
the interest of our friends will we hope
liberal support We prepared make the usual
Advance consignments ia hand, and purchase
Produce, DC. the customary terms. We will occupy
the Large ma Iommodious Warehouse. No. IL Public
Landing. Jk0 KENNETH,
may 27-6m JN0 w DUDLEY.
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r LIVINGSTON PLOUGHCAsTINGs.

HVfEGSTOh PLOUGHCASTING
L. The subscriber has hand large lot of the
oelebratea = Livingston" Plough Castings, and will
continue receive additions to his stock from the foun
dry SO that there will be difficulty in getting any
of the pieces belonging to them. -
JAMES q. RENMECS,
Feb f2-ts on the Basin.
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MERCHANDISE.
cPRING SUPPLY 81 Faney and sta
- .lo nrx llAnAa-IOuN Il. DAkIe. al hl1

cPRING SUPPLY 81 Fancy and sta
. pie Dry Geods-JoHN T. DAVIS, at h'
NE " IRON FRONT s TORE, has received his en-
tire stock Of NEW GOODS, which he invites the
attention ofbuyers lie offers large aud commanding
stock Of
Ladies Drsss Goods, IN every variety ofstyls,
summer wrnrpngs and shawls,
Hosiery In every variety
French Ennir0iderics In Collars Capes, Sleeves, and
Pocket Handkerchief,
Mourning Goods, a large stock,
Family Linens, Damasks, sheetings and Towclings
Cloths, Cassncrs, Drilngs VestiDgs, and full as
sortment Of Genteinen's Goods,
full stock OF and Linen Goods for servt Cor
and Shoulder Braces among which are some extra
French carsets.
April l1--ts
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REV DSON & CRANK.


l. i An indispensable article Tor all Blork Smiths io'
which to Swing of Coal and heating Iron please en-
auire Of Mr.. Dabney Of the Phoenix Foundry Mr.J II
Bailey, Wbeel.wright and at the Smith Shop oil the
Piedmont Works-all of which have them in For
sale by A Neteton Agent for the paentee for Virginia
Piedmont Works LvnchiIrg, June 81. is
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BUNCH MALAGA RAISINS.-23 Box
ID es Bunch Malaga Raising, just received and for
ssieb by LEE JoHNSoN-
JAY 29-ts
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LNOR THE LADIES=-
h French and American Note and Letter Paper,
Ruled and Plain with Envelopes,
Plain and Ornamented to match,
Tinted Motto Waters,
Sealing Wax,
Gillott's extra 6ne Pens, $685.
Portfolios with Locks and Keys,
Rosewood Desks,
Paper Weights.
Porte Monies,
Visiting Cards, style, extra,
Initial sea's-just received at new Bookstore, by
G MORSE,
jy 29-ts Com Merchant.
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A CREE a McCLANAMAN, 0R0cERs

A II ~ ~ "
"A And COMMISSION MER CHAE WIS,
LYHcnBuRo, Va"
Offer for sale
10 bags Rio aud Lagnira Coffee
% 4" best old Java and Mocha do,
IS hhds and bbls Molnsscs,
81 ~ OF X. Sugars,
ST Croix do
% boxes aud hbs Loaf, Crushed and Powdered do,
90 country and rolled Iron, various sizes, 6c)
5000 best Cast Steel,
225 kegs Nails
5000 lbs Sole Leather.
o 900 lbs Cotton Yarns,
% boxes Manufactured Tobacco, (somc very fne,)
40 boxes Adamanne, Sperm and Tsow Candles,
500 kegs blasting and rifle Powder,
90 900 # best Saey Fuse,
l8 bales Oznaburgs and Domestcs,
100 bbls rectiGed Whi,key,
% old Rye (some years old.)
Is Wine, different quslitie.,)
10 and 2 pipes French Brandy, (sOme Gnc,)
10 old Apple Brandy,
tierces best London Porter,
10 bbls Rum and Gin,
with great variety of articles mentioned above,
making stock very large and desirable
We give prompt attention to sales of consignmcnts
Of Flour, Wheat. Tobacco Bacon and all other kinds Of
country produce-nso to receiving and forwarding
Goods, Produce, &c. may l3--,s.
VNINSaEY, TAYLOR Il Co., COMMITS
Il SION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS
receiving and offer for sale, in exchange for
Country Produce the largest and best assorted stock
of Groceries and Dry Goods it has been their pleas
to offer for sale, comprising, in part, the following
| articles
| 100 Sides sole Leather
US bags Rio, Laguyra and Ja>a Coffee
26 hhds Orleans and Porto Rico Sugar some
very fine
$50 kegs Nails assorted
Is tons country and rolled Iron
1000 lbs Strap and band iron
1000 lbs Blistered, shear and caststeel
5000 feet Safety fuse
900 sacks Snt
2o5 bbls Whskey, very fine old Rye
25 bbls French and Apple Brandy
90 hhds and bbls Mousses
10000 lbs Cotton Yarns, Lcaksvillc and Otter Factory
25 packages Loaf, crushed and Pulverized Sugrh
90 cases stick and mass Liquorce,
with large and general assortment of brown and
beached Domestics Bed. Ticks, Prints Gnghams Sum
mer Goods Boots Shoes, Hats. &c, &c, oil ofwhic
will be sold the lowest rates for CAS- exchange
for PRODUCE. March 22--ts
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NOW THE TIME TRYIT.-

~" - Tie TIME TO TRY IT.
- M, ne subscriber IS now prepared furnish his
"ANIl-CHoLERA MIXTUBE,'' in any quantity; this
article has been in for the last years and is be-
nevod to behe 6es,emedyo be had for Bopel Com
D'arhoe0 tholerd WorJus, Dysentery, Cholera Ifan-
fam and all affections of the Stomach and Rwl i, !;
not at all unpleasant take and may be given to chill
ufeh Win Perfec, npunity As this is the season OF r
yea when such diseases most prevalent YOU youd
40 wen TO caHnnd get 6otc If tax in time it will al
ways eieve. For sale by
June 2l-ts JOHN II. SEAY DRUGGIST.
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GOODsi NEW GOODsM COL.

NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS! |oL-
~ HouN 4 HOLT, Kye's Corner take pleasure
in announcing the public that they now reces-
ing and opening the varied, extensive and ec-
CANT Stock of Dry Goods exhibited in the Lynch
burg market and feel satisfied that who will
give their stock examination will fail In being fully
satisfied, both in price and quality The Ladies will
find n complete assortment of Dress and o,hcr goods
consisting in part of the following articles Brocade
Silks, Checked Plaid and plain, Black Silks Of eztra
quality AquIla Tissues, Grape de Spngue, Lorsa
Cloth new and beautiful article, Grape dePors, Ba
reyes of tho elegant designs, Silk Lace, Tissues,
Plain Barge EN-. h"k and plan Mouslins, Donna
Marin Grapes, Orgnndies, Bat,ste, French and Eng
lish Jaconct Linen PoPline, Lawns, Dotted Muslins,
Muslin Flouncing, Collars, Under Sleeves. En- Hand
kercbef. very ohenp, Silk and Cotton Hosiery Muslin
and Camhrck Edgings and Insertings, Kid and Silk
Gloves, Silk Mitts, Gimp and frnges Mantilas Grape
aud Nett Shawls, Mourning Goods in great variety.
gether with various other articles
tinn in n advertisement Gentlemen will find
pcte selection offroncb and English Cloths. Cassners
Silk and other vcstings Govesn every varity Cravats
plain and Fancy, Linen Drillings, Collars, Socks, Silk
and Linen Kdkfs &c. &c.-Our Stock Of Simple Goods
il very large and desirable. We invite all in q
Dry Goods to giveus u call.
COLHOUN g. HOLT.
April Its Ky'ss Corner Lynchbure.
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MERCHANDISE.



lnIssOLUTION.--Pniiip w. Payne
- hns .ed IL T. q. Bell hs estise interest In
the concern Payne Bell AL ais due tie firm will
be collected BY r. w. Payne. also the A<lss due from
the will be paid by him.
We request persons having srssnss the firm.
bss fA-m - foS sesemcnt see ell sis are indebt-
ed 70 the viii please call and ssake - ymeut
PAYNE L. BELL.
~ se- isysi 1852.
nRy GOODs.-PHuLIP w. PAYNE
respect fully socs1a fu<z his iriends ard the pub
lie the patronage heretofore extended the firm OF
Payne & He'll. lis Stock l. large and well escorted,
and every srtscIe all be sod the mas Tessonabls
terms
iy pct,
cPRING AND SUNNI 4 ~ GOODS. Rea
~ d. pzade Diots4.g, Lkoth1, Nosteag dc am now
receiving nv Spring and SKINNER supply ed Clothing,
which t. large and vol selected.
also osnsi have manufactured, noehs and boys
clothes
also hive received and koeP Hiwsys husd Cloths,
Gassifners Nrstings Sc. which sell bs tle yard anil
no elsree fr ossbdnk
NE. 8. DIXON oentirsses ss carry an ebe Tailoring
husineeN.
Terms cash, goods cheap.
fg,nE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing be-
i tween the subscribers, uadcr tho style and firm of
GREGORY e. ROYAL. having this day expired by
limitation the business will be closed asspeeaily pos
.ible. Those harng claims Against the concern will
please present them whout delny, and rhose Indebt.
10 the oauoern Will b. md enough settle their
liesi opportunity. Before parting with cid friends
and beg leave Ia fetrn them eur sincere
thanss Tor their kndnesa. and 70 Tcenr- them that
they will forget under the new brrn 81 GREGORY.
R0}ALL a. SIMPSON. .
JAMES n. GREGORY,
JAMES T. R0TALL.
June 30 1852.
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I'M y o. TANE TO IA 10 WI Il IL ,
i Gardeners Florias, Incorporated Companies, Man
nfacturers Arti1ans Professional Men Mechanics and
others-The Pump and Fire Engine
cOmbined.-RightS Secured by United States Let
ters-Patent.--ALL IsrRIaGEaESTs WILL M PRosEcU-
TED BY LAw.-This is the most valuable invention OF
the age and without which. manufactures, public edi
fees hotels and private dwellings incomplete and
comparatively insecure With thi, cheap and efficient
Fire Engine the Farmer perfectly independent of oil
accommodating insurance companies, and can bid
defiance to the ncendiary.
RECOMMENDATIONS.
We hive in use Mr. r. Birmingham Mitchelrs PUMP
AND ENGINE, and esteem them most valuable APP
pendage grent convenience and efficient pcotec.
ton against fire.
CHARLES MARX, Richmond,
X. b. TYLER, do
DR. ROYSTER, Huguenot Springs,
ARCHER VAUGHAN Farmville.
EDMUND HUBBARD, Buckingham,
r. J. GAINES, Charlotte.
The Pump can be seen in nj Dr. VIM. 8. Morris ;,
Diuguids foundry, and many other places in Lynch
burg. all of whom approve their utility and useful
The Pump can be aeen in Richmond at the Wing
office. They warranted tn work well for one year.
III NOTICE-All persons buying selling the
above articles, responsible to me for it.
x. BRITTINGHAM MITCHELL,
march 22-ts proDIietor,
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nR JOHNSTON

Member of the Royal College OF SURGEONS London,
Graduate from one Of the eminent Colleges Of the
United States and the greater part OF whose bic has
been spent in the Hospitals of London, Pris, fmadc
phia and elsewhere has effected of the most as
tonishing cures that were ever known. Many troubled
With ringing in the ears and head when asleep, great
nervousness, being alarmed at sudden sounds, and
bashfuness with frequent bnshng, attended, some
times with arrangement of mind, were cured immedi-
ateIy.
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THE WEEKLY DISPATCH,

For May 81, is now ready and for sale az ms
Office. II contains. among other articles, 'he
following
-Soulouque; Norfolk The len
nessee and DanviIle Railroads The Tehuan-
tepec Treaty; California; Butcher-Town F.;
Chevaler Husemann; A Momentous Cues.
ton Settled; Sensible Move; The Legis!a-
tors Progress; Barbecue; Mr.. Thrasher
Smaller Articles.
Literary-The Young Man of Ninety, a
Sketch from Life The Church OF the Cup OF
Cold Water Bachelors Hall, dirge.
Reports-Reports of Proceedings Of the
Legislature and of Criminal Trials; A i Hl.!
description of the Fairfield Races Proceed
ings of the Protestant Episcopal Convention Of
Virginia, and of other. Religious Anniversa-
ries.
Foreign and Domestic Cor
respondence; Latest News, Commercial Sta
tstics, &c. &c.
Price 3 cents per single copy 81 per an
nam, in advance.
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their private affairs, and 10 subject them every
day TO an inauisitorial examination Tor the
purpose OF discovering facts over wnich, a''er
all, they had no sort ofjurisdic'Ion.
Let il be remembered we do not say that
the course which the Legislature has taken,
NAV not be in conformity TO the strict letter OF
the Inv. All we contend for is, that il is en-.
ureIy a, war with its spirit. The pretext, we
know. is the removal Of the seat of govern
ment. II is SO mere pretext, that we do not
think il worthy ofattention.
The proceedings of the committee, as far as
we have been able TO learn, have been worthy
OF the Star Chamber or the lnquisiion. One
witness testified that he attended the meeting
because he had reason to believe that riot
would ensue, and insult, and probably vio-
lence, be offered to the Governor. He wished
TO assist in calming the excitement. He had
heard number of persons express them
selves in a way, which left no doubt on his
mind. that the design was such as he had STA
ted. He felt assured, however. as soon as Mr..
Gray was placed in the chair, that there
would be no disturbance, for he knew the chaf-
acter of the man too we'll 10 suspect that ne
would preside over Il mob. One OF the com
mittee remarked that this 'was the age OF pre-
gress." Mr.. Gray, not understanding exactly
what had been said, asked that 1t might be
repeated, and said, in reply, that he hoped
he should never progress so far as to be-
come the leader of a mob. While up, he took
occasion to soy, that he thought the proper
plan would be, 10 ask the witness TO dtsIg-
nate those persons whom he had heard using
threatening language, but he was instantane-
ously called to order, and the question was not
asked. This method of proceeding we hold to
be one-sided, inqusitorial, and calculated 10
bury rather than elicit truth. 1t is, upon testi-
mony like this, that the city Of Richmond is to
be branded as mob city-that the character
of her citizens is to be traduced-that We are
to be held up to the world as riotous and dis
orderly! Not witness, as far as we can
learn, was cross.examined. Were our Legis-
lators afraid Of the truth
We have said thus much not from any hos
tlity to Governor johnson, who, we have
never doubted, acted as he thought right. but
from desire to vindicate a city which we
know thoroughly, and knowledge of which
has impressed us with a high opinion of its
peaceahe and orderly character. We will
venture to say, that considering the weakness
OF the police. there is not another in the whole
United States that can compare with it in this
respect.
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THE ALLEGED DEFALcATIoN.-Somef Few Gays
since VIM K. Pitts, in the employ OF messrs' Ha0-
rv f. Morton. announced his intention 10 his en-
blowers of going West Messrs. M. & MS cash
account did not balanca at that time, but upon as
sever ating strongly that it would balance, and tnat
he had committed no fraud, Pitts was allowed to
proceed on his journey. Pitts persuaded young
man named Frat els M. Elliott to accompany him.
promising not only to pay his passage to the Falls
of ST Anthony, but to obtain employment for him
as soon as they arrived at their destination The
day after their departure deficiency of s90O was
found in the funds of the office, and Messrs. M &
NJ determined t. arrest Pitts, and transmitted des-
patches North authorizing his detention. He was
accordingly arrested, together with Elliott, says
the Times, in Philadelphia and placed under the
surveillance of the police until the arrival OF Messrs
Maury & Mortons agent The officers found less
than $500 upon his person, whilst his companion,
Elliott, had no money whatever in his possession.
AS already stated, the agent of Messrs Maury d.
Morton conferred with young Pitts, shortly after
reaching Philadelphia The result of this confer
ence was, the release of Pitts and his companion
from custody Elliott immed lately returned to this
city, whilst Pitts set out on his journey westward.
Elliott declares soemnly that up to the time Of ar
rest in Philadelphia he had no suspicion whatever
of the honesty OF Pitts, and was astounded upon
learning that he and his friend had been arrested
upon the serious charge of robbing Messrs. Maury
a. Morton
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LocAL MATTERS.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CoNvENTIo


PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.
Second Dav-Tzursday. convention met
| at o'clock this morning, pursuant to adourn-
meat. Reports were received and standing COIN
mittees appointed.
The Bishops read their annual Reports gi'ips
the details OF large amount OF duty IN the 'i.',"
.ion of the Diocese. Bishop Meade aiiudeo 10 Tue
limited supply of ministers, and the necessity OIL
further increase TO fill vacancies-and strongly re-
commended the staunton Female insutate 10 'ne
patronage of the clergy and laily de also stated
that beauest offty shares OF Virginia Bank s'och'
,ooetber with ESQ in cash, for religious purposes
n ccnre c,on with the Church, had been made by
the late Mrs Jones, of Prince William county.
R;sbop Johns gave highly favorable report OF
the condition and prospects of the William and
Mary College, of which he is President
| Rev DR. Tying offered the following resolution:
Resolred That committee be appointed to pre-.
| pare memorial for this convention, to His Excel
iency, the Governor Of Virginia, requesting him to
recommend TO the citizens of the State the observ
ance of day for Public Thanksgiving to Almighty
God for the fruits of the earth, and all the other
blessings Of Mercitul Providence
| Along and animated discussion ensued upon the
presentation of this resolution. Twas commended
by its friends, that the general sentiment of the
people favored the appointment of day of thanks
| giving-that such day was kept by almost every
other State in the Union and should be unitedly
observei-that this was the appropriate time for
the Protestant Episcopal Church, with its high pc
ston, to lead in the matter, and request the con-
currence Of other religious sects-and that the
church was 10 no wise liable to imputation or
charge, because of its action in the matter
The opponents of the resolution argued tn at such
an application would be viewed with suspicion by
many religious and pot cal men, because OF the
prejudice yet existing against the Protestant Epis
| copal Church, on account of its former connection
with State affairs, and therefore it would be pre-
ductive of harm. They thought it better that al
the different religious denominations of the State
should uritedly demand the appointment CT suct
day, and then it would certainly be made. The
question was then taken upon the resolution, anc
upon division of ayes e., noes 25, it was adopted
Colonel Fontane then offered the following res
olution:
ResoIued, That this body, through the secretary
communicate copy of the resolution 1t has adopt
ed relative to day of thanksgiving, to all the 9th
er religious denomiB atoms, at their ecclesiastical
meeting, and request their concurrence IN TIL
| subject
voice.
The following gentlemen were constituted tn
committee on the memorial to the Governor: Re-
Messrs Tying, Andrews, Norwood, Harrison, Tay
lor, and Patrick.
The convention then adjourned to meet at
O'Clock tomorrow, Friday morning.
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HARMONIC OPERA TRoUPE-This talented band
have retained from their trip TO Petersburg They
performed in that city during last week TO crowd.
ed houses. They concluded the performance on
Monday night by giving silver cup 70 The author
o; the best conundrum.
The band viii commence series OF entertain
ments at Odd Fellows Hall, to morrow evening.
Several new and popular songs and dances will be
introduced; and two most skifu cornet players will
add to the zes OF the musical feast We say TO all
our readers, patronize native talent We under.
stand that this company viii remain here daring
the summer season, and viii be prepared 20 give
serenades and musical concerts
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A NEGRO OUTRAGE.-Under this heading We
gave some particulars in yesterdays Issue, of the
encounter Of a negro drayman with some white
men at Dickersons tobacco factory on l4th street
The negro, slave named Lewis Peasants, hired to
Carter P. Johnson, commenced quarrel with two
other teamsters at the factory with respect to pri
ority in taking load. Mr.. Sizsr, mani ger in the
factory came up and ordered Peasants away, which
order the negro refused to obey Szer undertook TO
enforce compliance, when the negro resisted. Mr..
Dickersou then to the assistance Of SiZer and
whipped the negro severely, but he still refused to
60, using abusive and insolent language towards
Messrs. Sizer and Dickerson. Finally he did leave
but soon came back, walked up aud down in front
of the factory, using abusive language towards Mr.
Dickerson and others. He was then seized for the
purpose of punishment A fierce struggle ensaed
Peasants biting Mr.. Dickerson, MIR. Cheetham, and
Mr.. Beers severely. He was then tied and carried
to the cage, and yesterday Recorder Pulliam who
presided at the court in the neces ssry absence of
the Mayor, ordered him 80 lashes. This was the
negro who was severely stabbed by Holmes
and Martin on the basin some months since.
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THE SMALL NoTE BiLL.-We announced
Yesterday that the bill to prohib!sthe circula-
ton ofsnall notes in this State had passed the
House of Delegates, and as it had previously
passed the Senate, we supposed it had be-
come law. 1t appears, however, that it was
amended in the House and sent back to the
Senate, where it was rejected for the want of a
constitutional, number ofvotes. Ii requires II
votes to pass hill in the Senate aud it re-
ceived only III to 3 against ir.-Baltimore
Sun.
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KILLED BY LIGHTNING During the severe thun.
ier-storm which rsged on Wednesday evening a
negro named Edmund belonging TO Hiram Oliver,
while crossing the old field back of Church Hill,
and iihin few steps Of his ,iderce, was struck
down BY ,he lightning ani instantly Ill cd
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Posi- OFFICE OPERATIoNs-The Postmas-
ter General has established the following new
offices in Virginia: West Ham Locks, Hen
rico county, B. J. Duval, postmaster; Two
postmaster. Arnettsville, Monongalia county,
has been discontinued. The names of the
following offices have been changed: Beck
Evansville, Prince Wm., to Gainesville; Sher-
rard's Store. Hampshire, to Boomery; Linn
Vile Creek. Rockingham. to Edom.
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BAYNEs PANoRAMA-We call the attention OF
the public TO this gigantic and beautiful series of
views of voyage to Europe. We have seen it in
other cities, and therefore speak of it know
ingly. As contemporary of ours tritely observes,
"the tarry. at home traveller may visit the COM
megcal and historic wonders of Europe, with no
risk little cost, and considerable of naturalness
After viewing the cities of Boston and Charlestown
the traveller is supposed TO start in tie steamer
Britannia. He tnen sees Halifax and after en-.
countering the perils Of icebergs and thunder
storms, passes Cape Clear Lighthouse, and soon
sails up the peaceful Mersey. He then leaves for
the Thames, aud is entertained with most elabor
ate panoramic view OF London from the water -
Afterwards he journeys up and down the beaut;-
tul Rhine, with its attendant cities, villages noun.
tans and runs The best portions of the exhibition
are the departure from Boston, the passage along
the Thames and under the numerous bridg,: Of
London, and the views the Rhine. All VI the Sc
are very natural, sufficiently well executed. and
unquestionably faithful representations of the real
ity. 1t is exhibition at the Exchange Concert
Room.