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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-14

ateaFenYfIIe White Lead
TTE ARE prepared toaTnish, in quantity Stenben.
wv VILE White Lead, warranted equal IL not superior
= 5ali7 RRLLS & CALnwRLL,
Agents for Manufacturers.
PARTY DRESSES.
ID IBBoN striped Broeade and twisted sil
IL Iess than New York prices Light eol0ted Glaee al
worn on sae, cheaper than y0ucau buy them else
selling on to quit-ea At ,,,1, ~: y, ,,s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-14
DRUGS. MEDICINES,

Chemicals, Perfumery, 60, sc.
"a. CRUHIRACkEER would announce to his
y hcEds and the public eneraly, that having puIrns
ed the interest OF the senior partner in the buseSs lately
eonhucteti under the firm d ]. Crumbacker q Son. lie
will continue the the old stand 49, Main st.
and would respectfully Solicit and trusts TO Tit eontin
anee Of 80 literally bestowed hs old firm
He has just returned from tho Eastern Cities and Is
opening eXensivea well selected stock OF Drugs and
Chemicals, PeTagery, Fancy articles, &o all or which
were purchased Ter strict personal inspection and with
scrupulOus regard purity quality, offered
to the public on thl most reaSnnable terms. tYT.
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" F -
10 s'ii soEEyEtASp AND DETROIT. Is l.f-s1s.
IN Lejh the CiepeaHd aud Crf'taH Railrodd,
clsreamd and Erie r. r., CaereG'a and PsSErgb r. r.,
and Michigan Central r. II. f11ts So
Passengers win Be heketed through from any point on
Wheeling and from either OF those places to point
lake Michigan az rHr n. f.1#'.a .-iI sfrr
This line wl be composed OF two new low pressure
steamers built expressly for the route. % -r - 7
GLEVE GAIT, u, u STAHARp
FOREST ClTH...... GAIT. L.. A. FIERCE
boat will leave Cleveland Tor Detroit and Detroit
Cleveland every evening at q o'clock arriving in both
cities the following morning in season for the. morning
trains Chicago, Cincinnat and Pittsburgh and
the Superior and gnaw boats Detroit They
will run from Cleveland in the following orderi
FOREST CILY Hss r
Monday. "Wednesday. Friday
ti-, CLEVELAND.
Tuesday. Thursday. Saturday
CLEVELAND r.-a.r..fs-l..
Monday "Wednesday. Friday
FOREST CITY ..E .s-.q
Tuesday. Thursday 90. Saturday
The arc prepared to make contracts for all
kinds OF freight from Cleveland to Detroit, Macnaw,
st Marie Saginaw and all ports Lake Michigan
OCEAN, CASPIAN, AND ST. LOUIS
will compose the line until the new boats arc ready:
~ ss. ls,,sal..-s AGENTS. 1r4.- -1fa7r 70 .I
C. BRADBURN & Co., Cleveland, .st fl.-la5 go va
PITTMAN,i iTROWRRlDGE& & JONES' Detroit.
u. y ta.sL L i # -Has
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9 ONO TNPE FoUNDRRX,

u p UHTU y KEEAs - UUNUhHtA'-
GUILFORD AND JONES',
N. GuILroRD, N. v. JoNEs.
II SECOND STREET, BErwEEN SYCAMORE AND iuRoAnwAT,
5z -rrt .lis CINCINNATI, OHIO fafsI lYita
a Every Description Of ial o.
HOOK, JOB AND NEWSPAPER TYPE
-A roNsT.AxrtY az HAND, OR'NANUTAcTuRED TO oRDxR
They arc red TO furnish promptly at the lowest
cas rieca every variety OF ypes to be found In their
several Specimen BOOSs and The best Printing Presses,
with all their Apparatus, H. 4 ....sl .tl7I1f. Ii
FowerS Cats Ornaments nc, win be supplied, fur
nIshhd to order, at tho lowest current prices. 3 ~ 4
From thhiT long experience and practical knowledge In
Tyne and Press making, and large with tho
entire satishotionto all who may Svor them with their
patronage. l...H 4II- 50 ~ H.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-14
iTrIlIol1iBA GICO5, AND CIGARS.

TOBACCO AND CIGARS. as4
Tryfit has opened his stock Of superior
Tobacco and Gsara at No; am west sldes
Snun and Cigars which the follow
inIfe 4 Cenone4, La Norma
fSaadorss PiSnateilas Pnepee, Half SPANISH Kentpek
Common aaHe .!lsI CsaIs:' , TOBACCO. tss5 e
Russell and Robtpson,a, Granite Dxon'si Jones ana
Asi3 SNUFF. ~ - IS
Rappe, Congress- Maeouba, Scotch; Cut and DR.. foi
TSe feels thankful faYoTs heretofore be
slowed and would IesrettftY solicit roT on OF pebble
patronage t ,,s. 4, 1,
-1nd.y u II
~ d t4 fRpPpntiai iP0lydegsns q s.ss5lt4
TIIFIR suhscTibeT has tia Aeeney Tor AhoTe
L ind Nh mn tnprly o. m quail ties nH haId
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-14
Rats and Caps.

11e poz oSsoftsd fFom eehtsto SO 70 be pro
s enTs n 81 O Fiarperss Hat and Cap store, whose
ietimafe selling lSts md Saps. So ne
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-14

Mourning Dress Goods.
cyUPiNS 6Theln & MaiIlands Bombezines, Alpaea Bonn
- BARNES silk Warp MOuAlin De Laines Silk Warr
fbefT Clot3 Black French MeIinoes and cashmeTess
ct octaS w HEIsRRLL & co's
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m PENDLEToN, EDITORS.
Liver =; I. TAYLOR

FoE YrlRLT APvEETisEN ,sI n19Im 1900
privilege I" ,EIeT sbansrable at pleasure, 500
,! VIZ nd ProsessiOnal Cards, Cper annum,) not
exceeding lines, iii =.
FaF LnNa AByEETIsENENTs' hbefai dis'"u"'' "''' ~
r1dS Ss notices advertisements for
';s md Fire Companies, inserted gratmtonsly.
and Deaths inserted gIatutously
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-17

Ihr voters Of til. of LYncit srE Vii Nc required
70 select % The J0ssa Thursday IL this marth. Clerk
.r iasiT Circuit Court. The flee is pt inimedi-
ate interest every citizen ni the corporation ald q
corresponding importance and responsibility. be du-
ties deH diving upon The iaeinlbent Of The nice Of
such c-lFacrer render it absolutely necessary si
grrs rrr caution and delibcrstion should be exerrs-
cd ia mixing a selection. Energy, pronptnesF expo
enre in the business OF Courts, and Familiarity with the
practical irnS aud ,ecfi cafps OF the law, some
u thu gla hcstois requisite tr the faithful and salts
l-osy performance CT the duties Of the oice.
fhe in Aesowng their -uiiIeges should haze
ye single die fitness and qualifications Of the
$iate, and shgnld suffer themselves be controlled Is
considerations other than the promotion Of the pub
&c interest and convenience The If Gen. DAVID
soD1s IL annoanced, candidate for this Office With
7lt designing disparage tue claims VI the gentemcD
who opposing him. The winter is free iisl
10 possesses in proeniaent degree all the essential
qualifications fot the Office. Vigoru~ and strong rai-
a-iliorouehy acquainted vita The duties of the ree.
ami fsn.iiial with TIE bHsies Il the Court, he Pre-
himself the pct3le with claims and advantages which
is~ ether in tie comfauairv eHiAeHtly POSSESS.
til la. faithfully aad satisfactorily pcio1 tAe bus;n
Of the office for several years. Tie people viii scarcely
upeise,y. tn discharge a and tried public
servant against whom shadow Of complaint hrs bees
can be urged engage auother whose qualifications
and fitness YET be tested by experience
Gen. Rpdes is gohtieraan in every Of the
term. Alike nlfahle polite aad accommodating 10 all,
and in the performance Of official business always prompt
and accessible. The writer cannot believe that
nufy distinguished for intelligence and Sound udg-
tired public erisentbut tiiat the day uf election
they viii endorse and sustain him thereby dining de-
served honor To him and credl TO themselves.
A hlEABER-O THE BAR
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-17
Methods. Gcnera, Conference,

BosToN, May TO- Bishop Waugh present
ed communication from Bishop Hamlin.-
1t stated thar the Bishop had been i'll since
1876 that for the last three years he had been
unsbe fully to perform his duties.
His physicians had warned him against at
tending conferences, and now finding himself
incapacita,ed from further duties he felt it his
duty to offer his designations
The communication was referred.
The committee missions recommended
the establishment Of an independent African
church, to be centered in Liberia the first
Bishop to be selected hy this Conference, and
ordained here.
The testimony ofrespeot to the memory o.
Bishop Hedding was ordered to be recorded
in the journal.
Resolutions were adopted that the Metho.
dist Episcopal Church ought TO increase the
number aud extent Of foreign and Indian mis-,
sionaries. Also, in favor Of day TO be ap.
pointed for fasting and prayer in the several
conferences, ana to suppiicatc Divine assist
ance in raisn. men and means for the mission
AIRY work.
a report was made favorable to the erection
Of conimodious central church in Washing
ton, and recommending The same 10 the annual
conference. Report accepted.
Il committee vas ordered 10 be appoint
ed TO inquire n.o the best means Of procuring
for Professionals IN Rome the same religions
privileges which ara.accosled to Roman Cath
olics IN the United States
The Conference then aiiouned
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-17
Fer Clerks of Circuit Court.

= ", ars fequas.elt~ anaea..ce D.l.TAPSCOTT
candidate Eor Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of Asa-
hersi.
Apsn 90 -w4w CRepubcan copyl
70 y arc authorized to announce MAJ. THOMAS
LEtTWICN a candidate for the Office Of Clerk of he
Circuit court n bedford county. MARCH 29te
t15- Wcerr authorized u announce ROBERT TINE.
LEY (the ,.r,srrr crS rs candidate foi the Clcr5
ship Of the Circuit Count OF hAlicrst county
march l6tde
70 w e are requested announce ALFRED s.
REID candidate for the Office OF Clerk Of the Cir
cult Court Of Campbell county. Ncv l7-iits
r. Ne Voters of Campbell Comfy.
At the solicitation Of many Of my frrss announce
myseifa candidate for the Office Of CLERK ii the Circuit
Court OF Campbell county. Having acted All azsis-
ant in that ana several other Clerks Offices fos nearly
four years, a4tter myself that Of elecled) shall he
abe discharge he duties Of tle ofcein Satisfactory
Nov. 6--tsif J. NEWTON GORDON.
20 w c are requested to announce JOHN y. Ai.
EXAND6R candidate for the Clerkshp in the On.
cult Court tor Campbell county. Nov l0--itts
~ We are authoGizoI pa announce LEO DANIEL,
r. a candidate for tho otice Of Clerk Of the cir
cult court of Amherst county. Dec lifts
I-E5> ~ q are authorized ID announce Jos MARSH IL
candidate iar the C!eTiship re the Circuit Cugt Of
Lyncbbu1g the ensuing election. may eide
- " e are authorized to announce JAS. W. DUN
NlNGT0N candidate for the Cierkship Of tn Circuit
Court Of Lyuchburg. may i0-tie
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-17
The Com ps,iss;rT.eFS.

Appointed by the Executive to sup"riutenG the Elec-
tions for Campbell county have depuied rhe follow
ing gentlemen Commissioners 10 supcTintcnd, and
Officer, conduct, said elections the several places
ofhoding pols in their respective Districts wiz
In District No. 2
At Pauett' s-Jedutban Carter, Cnas. II. Moorrnan,
John Farss, commrs VIM. n Shoemaker, officer.
Bur'on's Or. NJ. H-Jahn W. Whitman, BENZ. fii
lis, Geo Vermiihon, comm rs Jas. Il. Ward, officer.
DIST. J.
Nclr London-Eknnah Brnm5lct, Jesse Irvine, Ste
chen His, comui'rs; j ohm NJ. Austin. off Ter.
Arsoi1foa-Beni. W. Porter SAM rardy SEMI, VIM.
A. Lee, canra'r s d. R. Arnold, officer.
Dist 4
Haslerooi S--Wm II. rcerman. Bo 7. Lennon
John I. Meo-el1n crr1a'rs; K. B Blankeaship, icer
M1ryscile-i! olcptnbe Organ, VIM. d. Ea1n VIM.
It. Brown, ccn.sn'rsi Tho. Box officer.
Dist ..
Failing r. C4a,e5-Tho Brtter,on, les. T. Gala
way, Arm Hanilctr. commits; Amid w. Smith, Off
Ger.
Noeiii4-D. R. Hancock Wm. 4. Poorc, Wood
Jones' eontn'rs; Dauei A. Nunally officer.
De,p.ii'e's-A ". North, i. 4. rankin, Philip 7.
Niihers, comn'rs Isaac M itIcker officer.
7dora5ifs Slo7--Wm. c. Perrow. Ovorstreet Doss,
-Jesse Thorr'hi. epIan'rs Juh- ". Martin, officer.
Ierrys .Siofe-N.S Lang5ornc. Tho W. Johns T.
D. Deane, conn'rs Tllos. J Hardy, officer
Dist s.
Lyach5a-g-Jnhn T Davis T. D. Jennings YIN. A.
Read, coma Is, jacob Il Robinson. officer.
Il is expected TINT e persons appointed vii! proceed
Ia act without fuiLct notification. The Polls and Re
Turns (ih biunk) pre htug prepared, and will be ready
delivery the county Office, my time after the
l5h inst. mere tuey be had application by any
aae of tic commissioners Of precinct.
/ ieht writer's pollkeepers will bereqlred eacl
ding pace BY the mode adopted oi keeping the polls
in DIP atg; and the cornrr5 should therefore sec
oicc securing the services ofcompeteBt writers.
JOHN c. MOORAiAN,
THO. COCK JR. tCdm'rs.
| WIN. ". MATTHEW'S,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-17

FEARGus OConner-This eccentric gentle
man, formerly leader of the Chariist party in
England, who arrived IN New YorA last week.
10y the steamer Europ is SAID to be partially
insane. The Herald says:
His conduct at the Irving house, where he
has been s'ayingremovcs every dou bt as to the
certainty of that melancholy termination of his
exciting political career. AT the MIle dhote
his alterations of intellect manifest thems-lves
in the strangest way. He sometimes takes a
fancy TO dishes not TO be found in the bill of
fare. and fights with the alters for not attend
ing to his orders. He exhibits wonderful
curiosity to find out The nativity Of all who are
sitting near him. asks gentlemen to send him
over their vine; drinks healths with every one
around the table. addressing them as ''your
Majesty" quotes poetry. iccifrs parliamentary
speeches. and anusos the company by telling
anecdotes of tho Queen and her husband,
OConnel Peel, and Little John RUSSELL He
frequently visits Stewards marble palace, and
shocks the sensitiveness of the ladies by his
strange manner and strange questions. asking
them. among other drolieries y nv den they
wear boards on their chns. None of his friends
have as yet, MADE their appearance here TO
tohc HIM IN charge; but--as his insanity is IN
questionable some surveillance should be
placed over him by the proper Authority. until
they 10 arrive, which viii probably b, by the
next stenmer
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-17

o. The ~ Distsfci in CanqteR.
You viii he called perform important
duty, the il thursday in this month, than cleo
iioa of Justices Of the Peace Intelligence, furnaces
aad that sterling integrity Of purpose which in tie dis
charge Of public duties recognizes distinction OF per
sons Indispensable requisites % coed Alaestrie
40 private partialities personal predictions shoud
ndHcen voter overlook these essen. al qualifications.
Sprh without intending dlspmage others.) We
s,.'T tohc Col ALLEN L. WILLIE, JESSE THORN
HILL, JAMES LINDSAY, aud JAMES L. BROWN.
Moreover. their respective locations III The district,
accommodated to the wants and convenience Of the
people We therefore recommend them your ccnside
ration and s,tiT.agcs. SEVERAL VOTERS.
May ITS Rep. COPY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-17
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.
Tor sheriGs.

LEI We are authorised to announce CHRISTIE
rHER CLARK candidate for the Sherifaity of Camp
bell county. apl 29-te
ET We are authorised to announce JOHN 0. TAI-
LoR candidate for tie ShclEaiiy q Campbell coun-
ty. April l2-tde
II We authorised TO announce JOHN BOOTH
candidate for the Suegiay, for to county Of Frank
lin April 5-ts
~ We authorised TO announce Colonel GRE \
B. BOARD candidate for the office Of Sheriff d
Bedford county. the first election under the new
constitution. He pledges himself il elected aitaflly
to discharge the duties of the Office. FEB 23--ifts
Va anthoriseato Announce WILLIAM 5. MY
LER candidate for the Sheriiialty for the County
of Bedford Jan. lifts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-17
Sixth Ebsstrsct.

At large meeting o. he people Of the 6th District Of
Campbell ceuny. convened by proclamation, ut the Re
ginienta Npwli-. the 9TH inst the follow
ing gentlemen recommended the voters Of aid
tict suitable pes~oas 70 be supported ter the Office
III yacc Of " p ne, -1cu voter 10 select far trGm t.e
subjoined lit wing due reference heir distinct
dispersed lccu,i.i = aud adaptations the respective
wants of t,e several portions Of tho Dstrirl Bonner
Tweoiy Tho. H. Franh.i, NeHry At4ssaei, or Ai.t.
,hsw L. Ney!ia Boiler Cock or Slail D. Chambers
Lynch Jones or Adam Clement, jr
IL i geAerally understood that WM. w DIEwlDpIE,
ESD wl be Imported with much unity, far The Of
de- u. o.s.ser i The Poor of said District held by
him. Ia3y I3-2t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-17

Mr. May nossEY departed this hfo ca,tt,Iy ind
peacefully q hor resid IN this pscc Inc Isl Of
May nbnat e'c,oeh J. NJ, after r'utraced end min
full Illness wh,l hy the assistance ot divine graer she
bore with great Forbade and Resignation For many
years sister possey had been pous and useful mem
her Of tile Methodist z Church ndnrriug her rroes-
sion, aud commencing the religion OF Christ ali with
IN the circle in which she moved, hy "pious walk and
godiy coavrrsatioar She las lgst an aacet,o4ate
n'other and many hind and valuable relations and
rends her absence, but she has gona to joa
devoted husband, and lovely 8my OF children lie
realms oC lght and ioy above IRE hor faithful u,to
death and win give t,ce a ocuwa Of e. Grecas5oyo
~ - IFtel!g Message
Died .; Eurl Retreat Rockbiidge comfy Va on
the ith ns'aat, SAMUEL HALKuP, in his 70 d year.
From the early oge of Is he 4ctively engaged in
public business If various kinds unfl February 1857
whenhe stricken dnwa helpless With Paralysis in
which cnnt;on he remained Until his death.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-17

y We authorized to say that Isaac R. Rgr-
solDs VIII be voted FOR il district NJ. l. (Amherst
county, for Justice Of the Peace under the Ne Con-
stitution MANY VOTERS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-17

~ We authorized d ounce NJ. z. HURT
EsQR, candidate for tho COMM; sionor nr the Revenue
of the connty Of Franklin. r,ay l0--lde
Il Wea,e authorised to announce ROBERT JOHN
son a candidate for Commits orer of the Revenue
in the Western District Of Campbei,
lnay G-te1 Rep cory.
~ We authorized TO announce Col ALLAN
l.. WILLIE. a candidate fer the ofice Ct Ccnlnis-
sioner nfthc Revenue for Campbell County.
March 29--ts
~ We authorised announce JAMES t.
SMITH candidate for Commissioner Of Ihe Eeve-
nue. fora mixers, county. mar este
q We authorised to anuounce Mr. FRANCIS
THORNTON candidate for Commissioner ef TIE
Revenue for the county 81 Campbell. Dec 1--tsif
~ We authorised TO announce DAVID HOFF-
MAN canddate for the Office Of Ca-;rrss af tho
Revenue FOL the W esrrn District ofthe county ofCemp
bell jan 5-tsif
~ Ne authufzcd,o announce RIO. O. DCSS a
candidate for Commissioner Of the Reverle for the
county 81 Caiupbell. Jan l5-ifts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-17

TA.VkBla. land FOR sALE.-o

the int day of Jane. 1852 ii mt sold privately
re thar time. will sell, by way Of public auction
r. Tract ii Land on hrh live situated in Beafsrd
Rnnis about milo y. of the Nradaws cf Cos creek.
ID u ar Is miles :. of Liberty. conrairing about
'sss $50 ACRES, ore ttrd cleared. the balance
- a vel tin,h~rcd and most ni il hac Tobatro
ad II has an II good framed Dwelling II use, and
essarv '5hpuses. Girl t-niIl. and other nechin.ry,
rxrreni II "a .o~-. god water and ia very hcaty.
WEI Il sStlr a'iI .ul situation. Pesons wishing
ammo the r"'r<es are requested tn cal! as
'e on the premises and viii take ,ea in slow
III" SANE. Title warruhted. Terms made known
the dsy of sale.
mry IL tile RI CCNnlFF
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-17
Tuesday. May II


Sena'c.-Mr. Cooper presented the memo
rial q J honas 5uly. John Saltain and others
artists. pra5 ill.,. thai Congress would contrar.
with M. Ruthermeli for The execution of q
Historical uainiing for the adornment Of the
Capitol
nv Wsie presented several portions rea
tive to the House till to extend the fine FOR To-
eating the Virginia military bounty Iaud war
ratis
The joint resolution directing the completion
Of the war steamer for harbor defence accor-
ding to the contract with Mr.. r. L. Stevens. of
New York. being then taken up.
Mr.. Stockton addressed the Senate in sup
port Of il. It was then postponed iii to-mor-
row. and he deficiency hi was then taken
up.
Mr.. Bruokp addressed the Senate in opposi-
ton to the amendment giving add com
pensa'ion toihe Collins line.
Hogse.-the House voted on the question
oflayng upon the table resolution heretofore
offered ny Mr. johnson Of Arkansas. proposing
10 adiourn from Tuesday, the first Of June, I'M
I'll Friday, the fouria, il order 10 afford an op-
poriuintY 70 the officers Of tie Hnuse 10 cleanse
and relit the Hall for summer use. The cues.
ton was decided in the negative
The resolution was finally adopted in an a.
inended form over from Thursday to Mcadry
next, in order that the Hat may be reGttcl
and cleaned for summer use.
Tho House went into Committee of the
Whole on the state of the Union ON the home
stead bill.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-17
LATEST NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.
One Week Later frefn Europe.
HALlFAx, Nav | tn P. NJ.

LALlFAAf May l,lh ! e. N.
The Steamer Canada arrived bringing Liv-
erpool dates TO the 1st instant, and SO pussen-
sengers. On the 2Slh ult. at 3 O'Clock p. NJ,
the steamer Atlantic ran aground in a dense
fog inside the SaIte, about IA mile from the
Piero Aillenore She was gotten OF in about
SIX hours apparently unnjured and proceeded
10 Liverpool, where she arrived AZ noon on
Thursday.
ENGLAND.
The Crystal Palace sto be pulled down
Immediately.
The Budget Of the new ministry proposes
no new taxes. The estimated surplus for the
year is asl00.0 600
Adyices from India state that another great
battle had been fought between the English
and the natives.
Commercial adviccs we're dull, but Cotton
was active and advancing
From the Cape Of Good Hope there is the
usual account OF slrtnishes aud bush igh,s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-17


MONDAY. May TO-
SeIate---A number of petitions we're pre-
sr-ied and reports made.
The following railroad bills were then taken
IF aud ordered to be en- crossed;
a bill granting to the State of Florida
grant OF land TO aid IL the construction Of a
rairo7d from Persato,o Bay 10 Montgomery,
Alabama, with branches To Mobile and Il Geor
gia
bill granting land 10 Illinris ond Indiana
to old IN the construction of a railroad from,
Louisville. 10 ST. louis
The bis whi-h were pending order
Cd 10 tl,ird raadl.e. granting lands Of Fnri
"a and Aiatiam foe railroads in the States,
"rrrread 4 tlnrd time and passed
TIE deficiency liili vas Their taken up.
House.---Mr. Cuion asked but did not OBJ
rain leave 10 Introduce resolution. instrncting
the COMMITTEE or Pubic Buildings ard @ found
10 enfiir,;n into the expedicucy Of purchasing
Mouat Vernon for the OF tie govern
nent
Tie House. "a Committee Of tie whole on
the saie Of lie Ueior, resumed the consid,ra-
lion Of The homestead bill.