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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-26
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during the Mexican war, ip the midst ofex.
cItemel's produced BY General Tay ior's bril-
liant victories on the Rio GranJe, a popuIar
meeting (the New Orleans Della tells u.l y az
held IN the Exchange. in that city. After the
particular subjects, for the consideration OF
~hch the meeting was called, had been exhaus-
ted by the speakers on the occasion. some IN.
disidual. who wore an undrcss uniform, and
who was at the time raising regimen, TO
proceed to the Rio Grande saw fit To launch a
philippe aginst the character ofG General Scott
He accordingly assembled tile stand, and, after
few preliminary remarks, proceeded to saw
that he was going TO attack Winfield Scott, and
taking some documents out Of his pocSnt, said
that he should exhibit tie proof that ho
was coward. The word-the infamous
wurd--had hardly escaped the lips of
this rash man. v hen iheassembly, in one loud,
unanimous. and deafening voice, exclaimed, 1T
is lie; and then there was rush, as of a tenn
pest TOW ard the stand, and the reckless spca-
ker was swept from the platform and hurled
into the street, where D wonld have been mas.
sacred iy the most excited mob we ever saw,
IT he had not SUNK of coyerfly The assem-
bly, roaicd and htared ilh intense excitement.
Fifty persons mounted the stand at once, and
were addressing the crowd in most excited
manner
The revulsion Of feeling il tfi,or Of Scott,
produced by this basc md false assertion. (says
the editor Of the Deiia.) was one of the most
striking exhibitions of true American feeling
and panOtism we have ever Witnessed. The
national honor had been insulled. our history
outraged, by an imputalion ON one of is most
dis,ing ngnished soldiers. Immediately after. Ia,
faults were forgotten. and nauglit was rernem
hered but his gallaniry. and patriotism, and
hlsgood deeds. Then il was that Major Mount.
ford, veteran fellow soldier of Scott, who
from some personal difference had been ri
enrnity ith the General FOR many years. took
the stand. and addressed the excited crowd
as follows. 5ess ii6
FELLOW CITIZENS: am no personal friend
Of "lnfeld Scott. hsv'nt spoken to him for
twenty years; we quarrelled and separat-
eo.-Bnt III say 10 any man who dared to
charge him with COW aardice that in his foul
throat he lies--he uttered the biggest lie ever
passed mortallips. | myselfsaw him at Fort
George amid tempest Of -fre--fhe crushing
and falling Of fstones. timbers and other objects
produced by the explosion of the magszine.-
saw him then aud there tear dow he Brit.
ish flag. have fccn him, tor, on other occa.
sions, when he was in the thickcst of the bat.
te--~ here none but brave man would be
found" K, l,..sa. s4,- d 81 ssosr q. tas-
1M BALES HAYi good order, received ard
E. L..
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RAILROAD AND CANAL.


ISCHANGEs OF iiOURS.--un and aer Thursday.
July 1t. 1872. regilar passenger train VIII fn be-
tween Richmond sad the luaction connecfing at the
Junction with fiasg Co.. line of Stages for Burheve.
Charlotte Court idu-e iIllifx Corit House, Dai vc.
Milton and Gfee-oroush. Thefrs 10 i'll stop for pas
cng-Ys only the fllowing points: Manclcsr,r. P"-
white. R'binu< :. Coal6el Tornahawt. rowhatan, Mat
toax. Scots Shnp. Amelia Court House, " ,nnuke and
JenBing's Ordinary.
Lave Richmond every day exrcp' Sun'lny All o'clock
A,M Returning leave the JGnciin- ai $3.50. T.. NJ.
Chiren over 3. and not over II .f age. half
price to any points except the Two hrsrnHped. Ser
travelling by themselves he furi he'd with
iw" passes, that be retained in the office aud
nli lie expressly stated The pn- thar they per
mited rof go the ears. freight train will leave
Richmond every W eoln, sav. Pafrics nrwarne goods
must have them the gronnd the previous eviirc.
B.-The Stage lcuvns the Jnnrrion every Tuesday.
hursduy and Saiuriay. canncction with tie nb',,.
piat-; and returning meets the the puit
every Monday. Thursday aud SATURDAY,
ihroueh Tirkci from Rirh,n md Danyillc. ! 0
DO do dp Gr.,nsiti % : =
1Tnneh passengers not providing thense'vc- with
tikrts viii be con,iderrd psss nsers and cngg-
ed an Increase ,gs;e ol FIRE.
iv I-iiIS John II OSBORNE SUIT
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MISCELLANEOUS.


SURE Gu E.-6A L 1lN OASH H"on
. HOSPITAL, wiicrt be rbaInrd tlI' most spec
DIV remedy Tor tteakn i Organic Po~''s ran
,n The Laias Disea.e ri .ht Nanny, AbeeftpA.y he
hat Fir5r,, Ne aaf Ssia. coas so"af De,1r y,
si all those h'rfid ahseiians arising from 'et"i" M
III is:retious matter ~heil"r if''n ttrmIcraic-,
IN, us. Of AR, at apirits other cause.
To iuUNG MEN. 4ss
esps:i lily sl,y ,vr ~ In. vteilin~ "t esii raet
ccs Alasi w,,at eonnfIess nunbers ot generous and
nlc ,-ared ing- hsve r'n swept To u''incly toi.'s;
tho..a,. of yarag OF fhv exalted tnrnt- nnd
br.lliant i1tgcet va" nj ;it "tirwi-r have cnfrfc
Ell l-,rniay 5.nate> St ti,.. III sr- of elolurnce,
walked to - the living iyte.
ih,se ,f ring tr.,n tiy d.,1 ing melnn holy
,.ffccts, sh,,l.d min-sii,frlv apl,i, 10
~ Di. JOHNSTON.
~ TX of the Bark l III ms fains in the Head
~ No. oi sight l. >s Il" VI ;.tr Power PaiPati"n
~ - as,ft, by -l,i.. N-cvsn- lrvnbiiy, irrlngr-
vt It tho D. .stivr ta c,i',n- General Debility.
: ii toms Of Consumption &',.. &C.
,ieatsug.--rh- fearful ci''r's th. mind are nnrh
Q. b- drc,i,l; L a. II Mrn,ry Cania-u Of deas, De
pc,.si IN of Spirt- frei,,iings .. Evil, Aversion o
\ .c,ety, ssf D4tr..t. Love Of Solitude, fmidhy Sr
are sons of the evils prnluced.
oHce No. 7 .SOrTH FREDERiIF Strrs', SEE
EN DOORS FROM BAL LrINOkES S7-. East SIDE
Cr THE STEPS. ty'BE PARTICULAR ~ OBJ
s.rvag t.. NAME and NUMBER. ~ you ~'ll mis'aae
she place.
>UgiEWARRANrED ,rrc CHARGE MADE.
r.kc yslcs.-Dr Jo,n-tes- o.!icc is IN hi- dwell
ling W ru,: srxr,. H- very extensive prac ice = 4"
-sRcient ,,raniee TIM e isH. only rroP Piiy-ieisn
tesrpy to-
Mcutei of the Roy,d Cnlicyc OF Surgeons. London,
Ora iate r n pf tue at raine"t Cs,icses ot i
United Si.u'-, and HE greater lntt "i "inre t hns
been -,,, inta Il tals of tpidpu. Pai-- Pladri-
phI aud ,iswisrc. s -eect' ssa'le os Tie uo-i a%-
ni..,ing that w,r. kp.sn Mi'.s troubled
with ringing the and bead iscn as,cp, great
u .rvpii-ar.-. hring ALARMED ,uiIcn s"uni- and
u ,sl,fuaes-, with frqu-ur bia-h 4 attended. @"n-
rn.. with ier,is senl,t Of nind, cnrej in'ncdi-
atelv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-26

IL IL consequences. the hr'akag' al th" CaiH, the
undersigned has Just rrr.sri iiis Spring and Summer
Stock. Twenty five p'r.ir'. ia lis business
has enabled him purciasc c"inplcrr nHd '"
rir,l, ot gund-. t,i tn thrt
all be asks j. nnafion ni the liz cn, th
aenti, 1t liz .rA the pubic s,'inrii'y
The ,llviar. viz: IaJicS trLpi, Gai (;oi
Gsccs. Errisi3rs. Parodis J.nas Lii,iA Lea Monffz
B1ssi". 1tS. Sh} pcrs. &c, ar Misses aud lni'tms
shoes nt every description. Ais trnt> Bro'r Nbos
AL Gaicr<. the latter of whrh v'ry pretty and
which he will -c remarkably low prices. also
picic stock sf ticntS Shippers Hi T,HbIs, Carptf
B7rs 1g Sct'A is he ,htairi uuu-lny Inv prices.
He "arr, j.. rr cfiiArS tie. following viz: TIE
Mote SAia act mi IIhIc Be,rrS Rassg. Sik. Pa
n4sa, II'R'o,r Bird Ego China. Pcnrl Biack, Brc.
Gy,ru a,f9 ias l.. ekornsba India H,6 Cfbsres HG!.
aaui VA and Back Bfaty kos.sA Mrs sieHcdes aud
Me1ic;ps ul all lupii'ic> and STYLES
ani c',ussantls manufacturing oir< promptly at
tenied ranumaS aud Leri,s dr,->cd the sign oi
the Red Hat JACOB kCMbOU Gil.
Nav l1-i-
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~ va, l. nov open tor the reception Ui VISIT
or> WA" may n"w he IN search or hcah pleasant
Samnltr retreni. The medical virtues mf the Buffalo
Spairg> well tnuwn y those no ,a,e tried them
To he unsurpassed for DS p"pia and for all diseases par
taking ID. "b,, and far th-.r iuyHlih traiing pr,r
eliies gen'rpiiy. he Bowling Ay viii ie open as IT,
Suul. The table shall h" trni he'd in 81 neat and COM
iorfab' ittn"r. vnrhhurg mu-rian- have been ,ns4
gcd tnr the >"aSon Distance tram Lyachburg the
Springs u n'iies board per wr-h 81 l-s~thuu week
81 per day. H"r-c l"r week 80. less tha, u week
- per ,luv- good f,ur hurst Stage viii he run
twice week. (nr otener ii il should he necessary he
tween INnrhburE aud the SrriusS romin,ncng ir the
Bird "f July 1t will lcavc Lynchl,ur every Tuesday
and saturday nj Q coch \. NJ return on MONDAYS and
Fridays fire for adult sl.25. Office Mr. Uilrefs
Hotel l. / HIlE.
Iunc 10-iiA
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Ii - ss. VIRGINIA AND TEN
80 - ss--EzGk NESSEE RAILROAD.

NUIIIE TO VW WNEhS OF SI-AN ES.-NO STave
viii be permitted to ride the Rairuad with
ut Spccioi prd'ea permission frua his her owner,
or thcnreut guardian % the owhe-, uess acc"mla-
Ied by The OWNER person otherwise entitled their
rVice Surh permit must he given in duplicate one
ofwhict viii be retained hy the Conductor Of the Train
CHAS. +. NJ. GARRETT.
march lS--t= Chief Engiuear
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CPxING sTOCn FOis Ts5s.-E0YD

~ T. BROTHER, " IL .Strcct. Lg7chbHrg, Ia--
lnpurseIs ut L llNA aud Earl II ENNA ARE aud Dea-
in Cm. Dressed and Piaa G,ass- !! arc. Loo5 =
GiaSs,s. Gir0,doies, P!a'sd anil ByH Hiore U'ai
efs. CGSors, Sc; in tecti ol their Spring
supply OF Domestic aud turri ga Guod> at their
importetiun-wt embraces every article usuali !;
fou,J ia such Establishments Our Stock is Of the
largest offered in this rnrkt and having been
fully ,eierted and boug the favorable
are determined not to b, urdersold ty House
in the country either North South. Merchants and
Others wantins anyihng tli- liHe would Ga well to
call and S1mne Sto and prices.e purchasing
elsew here-feens confident please all ia style.
quality and price Of Goods. The Lass particular
" invited to call and examine our Stack.
rGrst 9g-ts
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No'EsCE TO ALL NE ALSO, BY acci-
' don't has fallen int" IN, CONFEC TiONAkI BU-
SNESS. in u;ciin with his Jewelry establishment,
in wichhr keeps Cnni * FRUITS surb Ora, ees,
Lemons Rai-n. Ahnnnd+. Fillcr. Tnys Of all kinds,
l. in fart ,ii ktl tlCnne,; tinnaries. Kept in such
siah.i nmrt. lie is receiving lis Spring stock.
10 which be- rrspertiul, @olir;s the patronage OF the
public. Tie a> has in his employment. nithe most
n.re,irrd felrS aud Cnnlv makers in Lynchhurg.
Pyramids. at a kinds. made the shortest notice
All orders from the country received and promptly
executed. CtlAS. a. EVARD.
N-r.h S-s i,ur- 1hnvc E~ rl.anyc cc-..r
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PiaiU Md Orna mental Marble Nam
Ties. ilOnHEseIls, TOsnbs, Grave


Prepared II he kc1 Am re n and itaiion Mantle.
Car'ii' aud i.'u"rng promptly executed with neat
and ii-latth.
Ga, titv" StoneS merit particular attention in tnrtn.
size stc and quality; they sntcd to the Ia -te and
rirruul>t all. Orders trum the country punc
tualll attended IL without an additional expense q"
'o~ng trus"sc ANA carefully packed g" snte any
ii-tahrc. Arfil I2-ts
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sN HATS AND CAPs!. The

"A il Eats AND CAPs.! The ss7ss,
~ suis ribcr ha- received IN. sign of the 81
Bipt H0t. the Spring Fashions of Gcntlenen's fine
Dress Huis for 1852 embracing al If the latest and
approved styles. uud is pr pared t" furnish his
friends and and tl tni,iic generally. with
article nf fine NJ. NUrskn. Lach and " ,irr Beaver
Hats. lie has ,lsn received large stock pf the iut>
-tylr. kOSSTTH HATS. both for and boys and
large nt fine heavy oil Silk and Cloth CAPS
',i ,i'vrIv >vie and q,Iuy. large stuck uf soft black
iud hitr. Brush aud MeN.can Hats, which c will sell
low r,r ca-h.
III, will use His hest enieavulrs plruse all who
favor him with r;,i All kind of Hats made or,,
~s uratnc-s and dispatch Call the sign ot tn.
y ~, Hf tnr bargains.
f,.t 1G-tS WA STITZFp
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vV0OTHE FAsIMERs-rhe subscribers hav
L ing purchased the Patent Righ Of D Glow Double
Cyiiadricaf Rotary Screen VAeat Fan, a,e now
featuring them anal a.k tie Farmer. e> and examn-
Tor themselves. DlUGUiD s. BRO.
Mr. l5-ts fysekbu-g Fouadry.
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hlSSDLU sION.-- The toParuer-bip her,
~ re rNi>tin, hrtwr'n flic Subscribers under the
style oi DrnlGY CoMroS has b,,.i tlis day li>sovt,
ty mutual r,a>i't.-Iohn ". Dudley has ,,rcha- tie
Interest IL wm. C'apton iahr iarc roncern and will
discharge it, haiiiir>. H. embrace this of''riurh,
10 return his inc.rs thanks liz friends or hrr tat
Eonase flir ca'e.r ai DrntgY & CoNrTeS. aud I"
selicif it, cnntinuanr.. in his ,,mnrxion.
iNo. ". DUDLEY.
WM a. COMPTON.
fiSctSSATI April lath. 1852.
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w .7H Z = ~ Il Z II Il
Tor the purpose oi doing GENERAL C. MrrssmY Bus-
MSS. We have taken 'h, large AID well enco,ed lot
the Canal. McssrS. Crcwlsuu Il Crank f.r the
purpose Of receiving Lumber. Wood. Coal, &c On con-
zig We will also. I'd To the af Tobacco
Corn. Flour, Lime, and Country produce generally.
We fltte ourselves that nnr long ,xpeI.nrr in bu~-
mes. and extensive acquaintance wiIh the citizens
of Lyncburg viii enable "htun the very best price
for produce consigned to We loe bv strict attei
tinn To business mr, pron Of the puliic patronage
Our rtice present Mt VIM. A. Wiitr'> Mil.
VI. A. VI HiTE,
Iure7tf WM. y. TERRY.
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A CARD.-THE CNDESIGNED WOULD res
A pccttully ask cnutinuance ut the patronage So
iong bcstnw"l urau BIN. /" the ahd in
this connection Ice DO ms it proper, tn ask all whu
indebted 10 h,in forward and settle thcr nc
ronrrs without i"luv.
There nanv claims ni long standing which must
elose up. and it il expected ii't nil IS ho know them
selves 10 be indebted viii pay n'i"n Z" hi, n"lcr
:. DittrID.
Jan rs
Republican and Express. copy . times week for
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MECHANICAL.
, MOrAIK FURNACE, CVOKING

- RANGE AND S1OsE WARE-HOuSk.-1be
~ undersigned takes this method of Hi,rning the
public rar he has ha nd and constantly receiving
from the principal northern Manufactures, Furnaces.
Ranges, Stoves &C., Of the latest and nu>t desirable
-yles. Among his assortment be- found Chilspn
Patent Hon Air Vcnfatitg r.l- n warming siod
srntila'ins Churches Pnhlic iudings. Factories and
Dsegs. Also COOKING RANGES. tie In"si com
p!.'e ard economical aranscn.pi for cooking. in
Having bad long experience Ia the apd operation
OF turnac aud Ragcs and by giving h;, p.rional at
ienton to - setting aia fitting i ihen up. be is
hIent that trial il suient satisfy any Of Their
superiority overaiy other Tor heating aud
r""king purposes
On ltuu.i. full assortment of Stnves. Cnal Grntes
Rce-trr-. Pipe Sheet LEAD. Lead Pipe, oiow " are
&c.
Tin and Iron Roofing aud Eavc Cutters put in
-lpcrnr Also tul supply of Tin. Bfiiiania
tud ia ,pn inei Wares, at Iit1is1, 0nd Raa5 His
aiiitirs for manufacturing Tin Ware s'h. iut ii
tepls assured that hr make it for tho interest
Merchants abroad aud MI pthr. in culi ai the
Nce Store. mp i0rn, Eas 81 h Man Stirred. aud EXAM
inc his -t."-k before purchasing.
lie would also tender his thanks to the people Of
lylchnrg aud its vicinity. ipr the very liberal patron
extended him during BIZ short residence here.
md hopes hy strict aficfon l- business, merit
,oidinuance OF the samr. '-
MIR IJ--ts c. :. BLISS.
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NOTICE 10 E;3rpefsf - Of HOUSE
: BtiIDEES.-li4r i4r ,,i.,>rrilcr wriid inform tie
community nt he ia- hard good lot nf the te<i
Pine fia'ee tlisi Nit;,u i'll afi..i md RECEIVING -ve,
w-eh ~. t which will be ,ud low 10, cash or good a
per.
JAS. s. CREWDSON, Com Mcrc't.
Ca he pasin.
y. B.-Bills for Hnases received aud led al tue
shortest notice Tirner We'll dried ii { .siiod.
Aus -. sc.
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MACHINERY UIL.--5OO Gallons PatsDi
VI Machinery Oil suitable for Machni-ts, Engines.
Locomotives &c, &c, cic in this market aud
very cheap. Just received and for sale by
m,ysp-ts h. y. SACKETT.
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CTEAEs ENGINE

CTEASs ENGINE FOR SALEuN REAsoSA-
~ hle terms at JuJiih's Datn. at Ii horse power.
Recommendations OF approved constructions. has
only months. Apply to .n,n d. Adams, .udi;h's
Dam, Capt ). MeCorkle Lynchlurg. the undcr>igl-
ed ID. s. WALTON.
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4 fNCABURG FOUN NDRY.--TarL La,
)IfGUID s. BROTHER.

4 leSs h''rctDfore contucird l1dof tie ilrm !
~. y. DitGuiD, will continue in future
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-05-27

crat no'0. Twenty five years ago the Democratic
party-the whole country-justifed and sustain=
ed the protective tariff of 132S-yet the party,
party. now opposed to tariliJor protection.
If you stand in reference to the question, where
the party did twenty-five, or only ten, years ago.
you are not with the party now" And he says
IL might continue this contrast between the pres
ent and former positions of the party, upon other
questions and so he might Witness the Sub
Treasury and the Public Lands. Indeed, to what
measure or principle has this fatal combination
Of place hunters and spoil seekers been true-in
what faith consistent-in what purpose Of public
good sincere! And now, without a single pre-
tension to national unity of COMMUNICATIONS
the courage to avow, in open day, doctrine or Il
principle upon which they can say they are agreed
-awed back in trembling fear Mt the spirits of mis-
chief themselves have eyoked-an SYNONYMOUS ST
lence-a hiding behind the tombstones of the
dead aud buried past-is all their refuge from so
much of public Indignation at their misdeeds MS
can be united with the most profound and un-
mitigated contempt.
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delegates to represent this State in the proposed
10. Convention; and that the said delegates report to
I'M, .hls General Assembly at its adjourned session,
Ma. LEAkE moved to lay the whole subiect on
t l taole ne was unwilling to send delegates to
this Convention, beca,1se he did not know 70 what
9 fI we might be involved by their action
lie was unwilling to aid in the construction Of
monuments for the city of Philadelphia wb;s we U
are engaged in erecting monuments in onr own
State. o"i o"h
The turtle consideration of the subject ,v.s
then, on motion of Mr. LEMLr, indefinitely nost%
poned. pos'-
me INDIANA AND STEUBENvILLE RAILROAD
Inc Report of the Committee on this subject.
declaring 1t inexpedient to grant the right of wav
to this company through Brooke county, was re-
Versed, Oh motion made by Mr.. SMITH of Brooke
and Hancock. A long discussion ensued upon
the merits OF the question, between Messrs Rus
SELL and SMIrH finally the vote was taken and
resulted as follows: Yeas Al, Nays 45.
On motion OF Mr.. 4ERBY the House adjourned.
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iair 10 be large one. The corn has suffered
ON from the drought. but is in a forward condi-
ion. The prospect for large crops is very good IN
that section.
Information has been received at Fredericks-
burg that 1900 or 5000 Camanehe warriors had
been at the Llano, on their way to the head OF
the San Saba.
The San Antonio Ledger says that Mai How
ard has returned from the treaty ground. He
had an Interview with some OF the chiefs of the
Muscaleros, Lipans aud some other of the small
tribes, and they expressed an anxious desire to
cultivate lasting treaty of peace and friendship
with the United States.
These tribes are reported to be in pitiable and
starving condition. They stated that the game
in the country they are permitted to occupy Is
almost exhausted aud they are DESTROYS OF learning
TO cultivate the and. They begged for seeds and
farminp utensils and wish to have men sent to them
that would teach them to till the soil. Tho Ledger
saws; ave have always believed that 1t would
come tn this Mt last aud the Federal Government
would be compelled to take the alternative OF ex
examinations OF of supporting them The first
would be cruel, and unworthy of magnanimous
government: the other would cost less than Il
military establishment sufficient to secure peace,
and carry out our treaty stipulations with Mexi
CO."
The bark Hohenstauften, Bremen, arrived at
Galveston the 18th inst, with 185 passengers
She was only fifty days on her passage, and had
no case of sickness on board.
The Civilian states that letter to Mr. Stel,
Consul of Nassau at Galveston, dated April 1lth
says great number of persons are arriving at
that city daily bound fort the United States, many
of than, for fTexas
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-05-27

KNOXVILLE AND CHARLESTON RAIL Road
We learn from the Knoxville Register ofthe 10Th
inst that subscription of stock to the amount of
one hundred and fifty thousand dollars had been
obtained in that place apd vicinity within a few
days, towards building rail road from Knoxville,
by the way of Marysvlle, to intersect with the
road from this city through the Rabun Cap
This amount being more than enough to secure
the charter, which was granted by the last legis-
ature of Tennessee, the Company organized
on the 18th inst by the election of fifteen Di-
rectors. DR.. J. G. NJ. Ramsey was afterwards
eecte President, Joseph L. King Secretary, and
James Fl. Cowan Treasurer The road, the
Register presumes, Mill be located with as little
delay as possible.
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Peter Descayrac was yesterday arraigned be-
fore the Mayor at the instance of Mr.. VIM. Ready,
upon the charge of having in his shop on Broad
street, lot of trunk locks, door bolts, bell springs
&c. which the complainant believed had been
stolen. He stated that upon finding the articles
in Descayracs shop, he asked him where he OBJ
tanned them and was informed that they came from
New York; subsequently he said Descayrac told
him he had purchased them from white boy
Notwithstanding Mr.. Ready believed the articles
had beel stolen, he did not feel willing to swear
that they were his property. The Mayor there
upon dismissed the warrant
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-05-27

.DIsGRACEFUL CoNDUeT.-A white lad named James
Caudle evidently descendant of the famous Mrs eau
die, of London notorety entered the Shockoe Hill Bury
ing Ground Sunday evening last accompanied by
three other young ruians and after destroying portion
oftho shrubbery around of the graves, made
saut upon young named Van Buren,. The worthy
Superintendent, Mr. Michaels promptly expelled the
ruans from the grounds and reported them the Mayor
Monday accordingly issued for the arrest
of Caude and yesterday that promising young made
his appearance at the Mayors Court After hearing the
evidence, his Honour fined him S. for destroying the
shrubbery, and required him to give bail in the sum
800 to keep the peace. Being unable to comply with
either requirement, he was committed to Jail.
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Fatal Railroad accident.

This evening, on the Fitchburg Railroad, al
Wayely, Mr.. VIM. Sawyer, an eminent lawyer Of
Charlestown, whilst riding in an open carriage
with his wife and three daughters, attempted tc
Gro IS the track of the railroad and came in con-
tact with the down train, running at the rate Of
40 miles per hour.
The carriage was completely demolished, and
Mr. Sawyer and his daughter were instantly
killed, whilst the driver received fatal injuries, and
Mrs. Sawyer had her skull so badly fractured as
TO cause the brain to protrude. The dreadful
is attributed entirely to the rashness OF
the driver in attempting to cross the track.