Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-11


be made for tie iotcible removal Of lhc Semi
noles, in case Billy Bo~legs does not fulfil ms
promise to emigrate. a reorganization Of the
militia and the establishment o1 pubic school
system. are recommended as is also an efficient
system Of internal Improvement. N order 10
stimulate enterprise, invite immigration. and
develope the States varied resources. is f
nances are now ia hourishing condition, aud
Is people prosperous and happy
The Journal Of Commerce continues 10 ar
que. says tho Richmond Wing. against the
acquisition OF Cuba The purchase Of that
Island by the Federal Government. it says.
violates the Constitution. and prusraies all the
doctrine of State Rights--on which the Demo.
cracy have heretofore planted themselves.
Rather strange assertion. when It IS rccolect
al that the last Democratic Administration Of
f.red hundred millions for Cuba The Jour
nal proceeds 10 say:
franklin Pierce owes hisneu uatioa almost
wholly to a letter which We eaw at Baltimore.
that was circulated among a fea members Of
the Convention, showing that he stood where
Clay and Webster then stood. and where Van
Burcn once stood, aud we hope will yc, stand,
on this question
This will be comforting news 10 the Fill
busters. II the Brigndier Jesrts iLem. " hat
then,
Hon Fayeue McMellen. member ortbc
House Of Representatives from tbs St9te on
Monday pleaded guilty, in,hc Criminal Court
of Philadelphia 10 a charge of assault aud bat
terry upon gentleman in railroad car. near
Tacony, he facts Of which were mnde known
at The time. The case was continuation ~ o
weeks in order to allow MI MoM 10 go tel
Washington before sentence
Emigration to California Continues nj full
tide. The steamer Georgia, which sailed from
New York on Monday for Navy Bay, ro"k
out between 700 and 500 Passengers The
Uncle Sam, for the same destination. has 500
and the PromeiI Gus, TINT sailed on Sunday
Tor San Juan, has 800 more Total in the
three steamers, about l76o The California
mail on borod the Georgia. c,Dsals Of Al 500
letters.
Another unsuccessful attempt was made on
the 9th inst, TO elect L. S Senator in North
Carolina The vote stood-Rayoer Nhg. 70.
Dobbln. Democrat, 70. It appears from this
that Mr.. Rayner lacked only two votes of nm
electlon--a result which caused great surprise.
Both parties Stubborn and At Is possible
that no election viii take place this session
A duel occurred on Friday IN North Carolina
between o. NJ. Dsntzler and W. J. kett, q,
Orangeburg. S, G. The Iciter was slightly
wounded.
The New York Express OF tie 9Th says:-
Mr. Meagher leaves the city tbs afternoon io
the West lie will spend one day in Schcn
cctaday aud one in Auburn; whether al othe
points or not, we are not advised lie goes b
sIowsiagos to St Louis and is to be in CihGno
Ii on the Sd Of January, on his way back Il
New York. where eisto be on the loth. ",
presume that he will lecurr j., uost of III,
cities on his route.
The New York Observer sies ,that ia,
grave yard tPriuccon New Jersey N " hiel
repose the remains of Asron Burr, was recent
~ visited by stranger, and after cnquiring as
10 the locality of his grave, " lich had been
heretofore unmarked by any memorial. before
he leit had neat marble monument, with {
brei inscription erected. Helrft no name o.
clue as to who he was, orthc motives prompt
Ing his act.
Ko.snth, London correspondent of tn
Boston Journal writes. is living in rother GU
of The way street ia that city. aud in a style ia
from luxurious. Nota Outstanding the vigi
lance oiAu strian spies however, the same write
adds, he has succeeded in getting from Hunea
ry the remains of his property. whiei,, though
hot large, still amounts to something, aad il j,
doubtless tiom this that he is living. at least
In part
por,''n Of the Mississippi press is much
mortified at the untoward and liscrod;,oIlo 20
suit OF the popular vote on the Planters, Rod
Bonds The Holley Spring Gaze,,. ,oc,ns;, ,,n
to a proposition from Democrat