Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-17
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stc,ns or News,

:. E"'ior'@ C"Gnge-Mr A. J. Don.lson has
disposed OF hi> interest in the Wsshiu,tnn liza.
ION I" his partner, Gen. Armstrong .,l an
reiire from the editorial char ro his riva,. ,,,
SUITS in Tennessee |, is rcpof,,d ,b., M
mund Burke will renew his counex;o, ., IN ,h.,
Union. y" ''''
Aie1ico -Dcspa,ches from Mr. L.c,chcr -.
present any attempt 10 Obtain Il ra,,Gc,,,,o ,,
the lclnan', pee treaty, ur of any ,,on far
nnl'ing The waters Of the two oceans d l,.,,o-
less OWING 1" line ,iolrr; pyjGdicns aqn,.,st
this Country Tho new MeAisan Minstee. Mr.
Larcnzar' is OF ha way to Washington. win
instructions 10 setle tho Tein4utanus dil6gtd.
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Immigration -pnrine ora week Is.Gs7 in
migrants landed in the CIV Of New Yn,k l.
Is thought-tl'cre Nil be 500, COO durinr IN.
year.
Mr.. Ciingman. Of North Curo!ioa. Inns w,;,.
ten long letter ON politics Mr.. Clinoma,,.
we believe endorses the cnmpronnsr. ,,ledr.
ing his support to the nominee Of t.,t cony.n.
ton " hich shall endorse the compromis. ara
the might've slave law. as fnality. The oh.
j e'len made to Mr., Clingman d, that he jiJ
not himself support the cumprumise, nor Won.
for II /" Congress.
tIen. Foote's letter to the committee appo,,t-
cd by tho democracy of Philadt lphia couuty.
to communicate 10 him resolutio,s EXPRESSING
their preference for him as candidate f,rrhr
wee Presidency Shows that as the originator
and advocate OF the Compromise measures ho
yet insists upon the expedienry Of affirming
them. both by resolutions of Congress and Gf
the National Conventions, about To assemble.
The vote on he resolutions OF MIR. Jackson and
Mr.. Hy.lier have. he says had tranuuiIiain,
effect IN the Southern section of the Uninn.-.
he urges the adoption Of similar resolutions ,.y
the Senate
A letter from John Forsyth, the editor of
the Georgia Times, Il leading southern rirl.fs
politician, IL published in the Southern Press.
lie deprecates the proposed ratification Of the
Compromise measures by the National D.mo-
cratic Convention as tending To u disrurtion
OF the Democratic party in the Southern States.
THIS letter has been the subject Of discussion il,
political circles.
Connecticut Senafor.-Isaac Touccy, tho
newly elected Senator from Connecticut. was
formerly Governor Of that S,nte, and was. at
one time, attorney general OF the United States.
Abolition Conpenfion-The anniversary
meeting Of the New York anti slavery society
Is in session at Rochester, and is largely attend.
en- by male and female fanatics
Boston Delegate.-Rufus Chote has been
nominated TO represent the Boston district in
the Wing National Convention.
Mr.. John F. Burns. grocer, in Baltimore.
died on Tuesday last, from poison communicat-
ed to his system by horse afflicted with CLAN
dpra- Ahnut "a n cal a.
the deceased during an administration of med
icine. thrust in the animals mouth his hand
the middle finger of which had been previous.
ly cut and flesh laid open Through this wound
the poisonous virus was absorbed
Young Haines was convicted before the u.
District Court. at Staunton. on Saturday.
1t will he recollected he was arrested in Feb
ruary last. the charge Of roLbing the mail
as it passed by Hainesvle il Nov emIer, pre-
vious, OF sundry letter packages. containing re-
Iniitances from Baltimore TO the cashier Of tho
bank at Williumsport, Md.
The late Fillmore meeting at New York
was filed to overlooking. Daniel Lord rresi
ded, With 20 Vice Presidents and so Secreta-
sries. An address and resolutions in favor Of
MIR. Fillmore were adopted. Letters we're
read frem Senators Clayton, Berrien. Brooke
and Morehead. Addresses ere delivered by
Messrs. Marshall, Lord. Brooks. and Gentry
A large crowd also assembled on The outside,
who were addressed from the street
A correspondent of the Baltimore Sun. wit.
ing from Lewis county, Va. gives the follow
ing items Of news:
On the 10Th Of April last. Miss Nancy Butch
er, worthy young woman oflhs county. fell,
from walk-log, that had been placed over
Polk creek and was drowned She was about
10 years Of agc.
Judge Lynch had the honor Of administer
ing summary justice 10 this county Il few d.,
since, on couple Of delinqnents. The o
fence ,dcbaucher,; the a~ ard, u court of tar tui
feathers; the subjects. man of family aud
woman Of i-iame.
Buffalo 1Heatre--Lola Montcz danced at
the Eagle street Theatre. Buffalo. the night
previous to the fire. but having some difficulty
with the manager, refused TO dance again, and
took away her wardrobe. So sue lost moth
ing.
Frederick Willet carpenter, residing in
Petersburg, attempted To take his life Tuesday
by placing a chisel in the nall OF his house
and running againstt. 1t entered his side just
below his ribs. inficting SO serious a wound
that he is not expected to recover. He is a
man Of family. and has been much addicted to
drinking.
Private letters from New Orleans from an
authority likely to be well informed. intimate
that the rnmors in some Of the Southern pa
Pers relative to another Expedition for the
Invasion Of Cuba, are by no means without
foundation.
The State Treasurer Of Pennsylvania has Of
fcially reported TO The Legislature list Of
three hundred and Efy public deiaulters. " no
have in the aggregate robbed that heavily in.
deb,ed and well taxed State Of over Mrre mil
i'ons Of dollars! Probably not one dollar will
ever be recovered.
Moremcnfsef KossuM.-B6s,on. May H.
Kossuth visited West Cambridge. Lexington
and concord 10 day. and received with
military and civic demonstrations. He made
speeches of considerable length.
Virginia Buchanan Delegatey IN HE Naaon-
al Conrention.-Petersburg. May ll.-Ycsscr-
day the Democratic Convention for this dis
trict appointed to the Baltimore Convention II.
A. Pryor. the editor of the South Side Demo-
Graf, Gen. l.. p Scott, Thomas II. Campbell
and VIM O Goode-all Buchanan men.
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