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SHOCKING OccURRENCE--Last Wedna0A.-
evening, Mr.. Edward H. Fuller, formerly koo,
err of Wizards Hotel, was shot in front Of II,
National, by Lieutenant Jas. W. Schaumb,,,
formerly of the United States service. The,
had been long-standing feud between III.
parties and day or two before the deploraM,
event. Fuller had posted Schaamburg as COW
ard, liar, and swindler The ball passed into
the abdomen of Mr.. Fuller, and he csu
Schaumburg was Immediately arrested and
committed. The wound inflicted on Fuller No.
pronounced fatal, but he still survives.
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FEMALE MEDICAL COLLEGE OF PHILADEL-
PHn.-On Thursday, the 2sth ult, nine ladies
graduated. The diploma of the College was
conferred by Professor Charles ID. Cleveland
President of the Board of Corporators, in pres
ence Of about twelve hundred ladies and gen.
tlemen of Philadelphia in the Musical Fund
Hall The honorary degree of Doctor of Medi-
cine was also conferred upon DR.. Harriet X.
Hunt, of Boston. The ceremony was very i'm
posing the whole affair went off handsomely /;
the lady graduates looked well the President
discharged his duty tastefully, scholarly, and
gentlemanly and the audience looked and be-
havcd as if the thing were fixed fact and as
natural as if the subjects of the ceremony had
been of the other sex 1.-THE world does move"
certainly and just now pretty rapidly
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because it weighed much with him, but because
he supposed it would have influence with the
Spanish Government He would doubtless
prefer that Cuba should be independent, or
remain @ dependency of the Spanish Crown,
rather than have it annexed to this country ;
but we can sec no good reason for supposing that
he would strenuously oppose such annexation,
unless it were attempted in gross violation of
the laws Of nations
The Spanish Government will hardly adopt
his recommendation. Nothing but the mani
fest alternative of loss of the island or the
emancipation Of the slaves would induce it to
contemplate the latter; and then, the instinct
Of self-preseryaton might impel the Creoles to
anticipate governmental action, by voluntary
emancipation For, this alone could hold out
a hope to them of deliverance from RUM and
of the overthrow Of the Spanish authority.
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0UR RELATIONS WITH ENGLANp.-Tbs Lam
don papers say that the steamer Africa wa.
detained one day by the British Goyerpmsn,
so that she might bring out important des.
patches to it's Minister at Washington. in re,s.
ton to the questions between the two countrie.
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An adjourned meeting of the Rhode I.ls,,
Free Democratic State Convention. 10 No..
nate State and Congressional tickets vii; I'LL" y.
held in Providence on Thursday Feb. lOth At Al
10 o'clock A. NJ. ut
This notice came too late for insertion in Il.
last number
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dons of Health most sensible and economi.
cal measure.
18th. The abolition Of Capital Punishment
for political offences
18th Ditto of Passports.
18th. The present contract with the Panama
Railroad Company.
I4th. The contract to continue the tOpo-
graphical survey Of the Republic.
18th. The reform of the Constitution, which
now contains the germs of rapid Improvement,
without Ulopisn exaggerations
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sent established her freedom, even according
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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1853


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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-31
THE LATEST NEWS.
Latest From Europe.

The steamer Asia brings Lv, rpool dates to
the 18th instant. Flour continued dull al
Liverpool. and had further declined one shil.
ling per barrel Corn had declined one sllil.
ling and sixpence per quarter. Consols had
advanced 10 par. American securities were
in demand. without any change in prices.
Many political arrests were being made in
Germany. The people of Switzerland were
much excited respecting the course of Austria
towards Tessino. The Lombard emigrants
have sought the protection of the Piedmontese
Government. which had protested ioihe Court
of Venice. Four executions have taken place
at Pesth of Distinguished political prsoners.-
Twenty-eight have been ordered 10 be execu
ted at Mantua.
The Pope is to crown Napoleon on the first
of May. An attempt ha, been made on the
life of King Ferdinand Of Naples. The ball
entered his leg, and it is thought that amputa
ton will be necessary. Two more members
ofthe English Parliament have been unseated
for bribery.
Commander Lynch, of the United States
Navy, had arrived on the coart of Africa,
Joined the ship John Adams, and proceeded
down the coast. A French squadron of six
steamers was about proceeding to punish the
Deorga tribe, who had plundered French
vessel and butchered her crew. The British
Admiral Bruce had destroyed several slave
settlements.
The Emperor of Austria had recovered, and
has bestowed pension on the assassin's moth
er. A subscription has been raised to build
church on the spot Of the attempted assassina
ton, which already amounts TO one hundred
and fifty thousand forms.
At Milan the people are bayoneted if they
dare approach the sentinels. There had been
six hundred political arrests in twenty days
The army at Lombardy has been largely en-
forced Count Montanara, and Graziola, a
mitred Abbot of Revere, over seventy years Of
age were executed at Mantua on the 81 inst
All hostilities had been suspended in Monte
negro, and the political refugees removed TO
the interior. The Porte agrees to protect the
Bosnian christians Turkey refers the question
of the holy shrines to Prussia Russia makes
formal demand for the publication of a FIR.
man in favor of the Greek church, obtained
some time since. but recently regarded as
dead letter.
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AUCTION SALES.
ny MOsBy q GARLAND.

VALUABLE Beal Estate Mt Anction.--We will sc
at Auction On Friday the let day Of April NJ
% o'clock. handsome Building Lots Lynch at,
fronting opposite the residence Elijah Fletcher Eaqr
165 fl with depth ! 10 # 9th st For private real
denees these lots present combination Of convent
ences to business and retirney.
Also, Immediately after tho above sale dcsrable
hall Lot on Federal Hill, adjoining q d. Davis
Esq, in of the most desirable neghborhood in thu
city Particular attention is requested TO the above sale
Terms liberal and made known at s#fc.
Person. wishing to view tho property will pleaso cal
VIM. =. Reid, Jr., or
mar2S-dtlapr MOSBY e. GARLAND
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D FEW DAYS MORE

ca FEW DAYS MOKE!-In few dnys
k1WM more, firmly believe shall have the finest
assortment of Saddles, Brides, Harness,
Whips Collars &c, &c. that has been offered in
this market for sale since the days of yore. am in
hopes that my friends and the public generally will call
and examine my stock withoutfurther notice.
Country Saddlers and Merchants will find it much to
their interest by calling before purchasing else
where have purchased large and vnrcd assortment
of Saddles Brides, Martngales, Whips Spurs, Bits
Stimups &C. &C., expressly for Wholesale trade. Cash
bought them low and cash can buy them low again.
Look out! DANIEL PERKINSONS is the place to
buy bargains Lower end Sycamore street Petersburg,
Virginia
81 am also ve.y extensively engaged in the
CARRIAGE TRADE. You shall hear from me NOR
particularly in few days. ID. i
Petersburg, Marchl9-1m
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warded to VIM. o Goode. Esq, to BIZ prcsen
ted TO our Legislature. The petitioners pray
that the Legislature do adjourn immediately;
lntlmating thar they think that they have OK
ceeded their powers. and that the State would
be much more benefited by the presence of
tho honorable gentlemen at their respective
homes, attending to their private affairs, than
It now IS by their presence in the CAPITOL
Romney MtelIigencer
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RICHMOND, March 80.

An alteration took place yesterday afer-
noon, nearIhe University of Va, between j..
l.. Mosby and Geo w. Turpin, Students from
Albemarle The latter received pistol ball
in the neck. but the wound is not fatal. Mos
by has b. cen lodged in jail.
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New ORLEANS, March so.

The Steamers Neptum and Farmer were
racing. tho 23d inst. from Houston to Calves
ton, when the boiler of tho latter exploded,
killing the Captain, Clerk, 2nd Engineer and
10 of the crew. About 20 passengers were
killed and missing.
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The FioHTING CouNrEss.-The Cincinnati
Sun says that Lola Monez, Countess o.
Landsteldt, on the nth, severely beat one
} Ohm Jones, who was acting as travelling agent
Tor her. She is described as having sprung
on the unfortunate Jones with the combined
inry OF several ,w'ld cats, and that appendage
joined to cher little arms" usually styled in
plain English fist, struck the delenceless gen.
temsn blow somewhere in the vicinity ofthe
upper story, SO heavy that he pitched several
feet.
We should not be at all surprised to learn
this - ohm Jones'" whom the fair Countess has
hammered so merciless, has turned out TO be a
Jesuit in disguise Alas that poor. lone and
delenceless woman should be thus prosecuted
Why does the gallanry of our men slumber
Will they continue to sit lstlessy by and see the
fair Countess prosecuted by this accused Q)
sect throughout the length and breadth of this
free land
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New YORK, March so

New YORK, March 80.
Hudfeld's Pyrotechnic establishment Will
iamsburg, was blown up this morning A boy
and girl were killed and several persons ia
tally injured.
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WAsHlNeTos, March 30.

Mrs. Fillmore died in this city this morning.
The immediate cause OF her death was SUI
location by water on the lungs.
The Senate Immediately adjourned. Mr..
Fillmore and family will leave with theremains
for Bulfalo Tomorrow.
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New York Market.


IRoN-Sales of Scotch pig for immediate delivery have
been made eguar prices for June delivery $3l so
$32 was accepted, and for July $50 $50 so A sale
of 500 tons railroad brrs made yesterday at 50
ton, delivered free on board in Wales.
LEAD-Holders of the stock and invoices soon To ar
rive resist the reductiond nded and farther consd
cradle sales have transpred.
SuGARs-There is better feeling in the market day
and the has improved equivalent &c advance
the les include 400 hhds Cuba 4sa5d and co Por
to Rico at st less per
ToBACco-Thc sales since last include 1875 hhds
Kentucky at 5sa85 80 Ohio seed leaf at Gall
Florida at IS; l8 cases Connecticut price
requested mention; 253 bales of HAVANA at
90 n 30 and 70 bacs Yara =. N. 7.
FREIGuTs-To Liverpool TO- 900 bushels were
taken I'd 5000 bbls of flour 2s cd 2s Cd. the
lower in British vessels and large engagement
of cotton about previous rates. To Glasgow, lao
tons ogwood at 32s Cd; and $500 bushels wheat at
7. N. 7. To Antwerp, Is hhds tobacco at 35s There
more foreign vessels Offering and the market is hard
ly so firm
MONEY MARKET, March 26.
There is farther change to notice III this market .
the improved feeling noticed yesterday. has been full
maintained. There is good supply OF business pape
in the street. but all prime signatures freely taken al
10 per cent About millions of dollars in gold
coin has arrived from the mint, Of which has
into the banks
The Imports of Dry Goods for the week moderate
and show but little advance the amount for the
corresponding week of last year. The following is
comparison Cor the week. and from Jan LIST:
IMPORTS OF FoREIoS Dry GOODS AT NEW York.
For the week.
Total entered at the port, $l,O48,1 1872 $l,336.O14
Total thrown upon the market 08l 1922 1,l44,072
From Jan. st.
Total entered at the port, 18G48,499 25,565,629
Total thrown upon the market 10 250749 25,487 1873
There is but little doing in Foreign Exchange, and
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1rttciesappropt,dtc oIhe f1@ Cfdss'-boNes oil mus
honncts ard furniture
articles appropriate 10 Sccond Ciass-l3oxes bales
of dry goods feathers shoes saddIcry glass, prints, oils
drugs and confectionery
articles appropriated Third Cias&-Virgnin domcs
tics sugnr coffee liquor, bagging rope butter, cheese
manufactured tobacco enher hides cotton yarns, cop.
per- tn sheet IRON holowware queensware, cnstings,
hardware marble (dressed) and other heavy articles not
enumerated in special or fourth clnssrntes
articles appropriate 10 The Fonrh Ciass--flour, Gin
sncks) rice, pork beef fish lnrd inflow and boeol, lin
cusks boxes sacks beoswax, bales of rags ginseng
and dried fruit bar iron, marble (undrcssed) nil and
grind stones, mill gearing.
-, ( 50 miles $50 Salt per bnshel J 2
'ias's nc per per 100 miles 90 of Fifty pounds 10
n ,"m VI ~ - $50 miles $50 II
ooo IDS zoe miles. 300 Carried East J l.
SEPT 7--dts
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GPRING INSTRUMENTATION n 60 -
- Importers and thoieSaie Deniers IN Dry Goods, No
0j, Main 81, RICHMOND, Va.
Statesmen.
VIM b. IorKiNs, of Lexington. J. J, MOTLEY of Rich.
Z. b. Law, OF Dunville, Il. II, FINNEY,
We receiving this season, by sundry arrivals from
Europe and the Northern Cities, choice supply Of
SPRING DRY GOODS, which have been purchas-
ed on the favorable terms
Buyers will find in our stock the handsome.t assert.
ment of Fancy Arcies for both Ladies and Gentlemen,
whilst the supply of Staple Goods and such articles
ARE usually found in a Wholesale Store, will be equal
any housein the city
Inviting the merchants of Virginia, North Caronn
and Tennessee examine stock, do 50 with de-
sire extend the trade of city with those States
determination price ont goods as low as can be af-
forded, with accommodating terms.
Feb 17-d&c2twt1a' RlCHARDSON 81 co.
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ITY ELECTION.-The qualified volers of
~ Lynchburg hereby notified that the annual cleo
lion under the amended charter of the said city, will be
held ON the first Tuesday in april next, ms follows:
At Friends Warehouse in Lynch Ward No L., and at
Planters Warehouse in Henry Ward No. q, for the G.
lection Of members of The Council members of the Court
of Hastings and for persons to FILL until the next annuo
election in said Wards the following Offices for the city
of Lynchburg, to-wit Mayor Sergeant, High Consta.
ble Master of Police, and Commissioner and of
Of the Revenue also, Clerk of the Hastings Court OF
said city, and Surveyor Of said city, to for six
years from the date of the election This notice is given
pursuant to the resolution of the city Council made
the 28th Feb. last. d. aODES, CPk. q
Marchl6-w&sdtde Rep ~ Express copy.
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A VIR GINA BOOk-The undersigned
Il proposes publish at the earliest practicable day,
THE GOVERNORS OF VIRGINIA,
being an historical sketch of the Governors OF Virginia.
from the end of the Colonial government the present
time In the preparation Of the work. the publisher
will have the benefit of some Of the best writing talent
in tie State. The book will be complete in volume
of more than 500 pages, octave, bound in Cloth Sub
scription price So 90 per copy.
March24-d&cts b. NJ. DE WITT.
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Increased Accom- sn OdatiOn 10 the
TRAVELLING PUBLIC.

isa III .
ON AND AFTER Monday 4th of April 1851
- the Mail and regular Passenger Train will leuve
Lynohburg daily, sundays excepted, ut o'clock, A Nj,
and arrive Mt Salem Mt 1Ot o'clock. A Nj. Returning
will leave Salem at u o'clock Z M, and arrive in
Lynehburg 81 o'clock Mstopping, going and retur
ming at the olowig paees only Forest Depot Goode
Salem. passenger train will leave Lynchburg daily,
Sundays excepted o'clock T. NJ, and arrive al Sa
lem at 81 o'elockP. NJ. Returning will leave Salem al
81 A. NJ, and arrive ut Lynchburg % A. M stopping
going and returning the following places Hnlsey's
Clays, Forest Depot loindexter's Goodies Lowrys Iii
herty, Oak M"ga Buords Bonsnck's, Gshs Mill, Big
Lick and Salem.
Freight trims will leave Lynchburg daily, Sundays
excepted Mt o'clock, A. NJ. ind arrive Mt Salem ut
J.. NJ.
Leave Salem Mt o'clock "A. M and arrive ut Lynch.
burg, at "a L. NJ.
THoS SHARP, sup't.
March2f l&cs va e. Tenn II.
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Mis- MowATr, the accomplished actress and
talented authoress, the Boston Transcript says,
is soon TO be married to VIM L. Richie, Es,
the editor of the Richmond Enquirer.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS. March 30.
Flour City mills $40; Howard street
$4,7S.
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Fine Stick LicOurice.

II TIC SIHCN LECUUVICVs
90 CASES very Superior Stick Licourice,
SO II good Mass do.
The Stick is Uery Superior as to quality and is we'll
worthy the attention manufacturing friends, who
wish to procure really fine article for spring and Sum.
mer use Just received consignment and for sale by
Marcb2g-ts LEE IL JOHNSON.
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Of a Il petition numerously signed by the citizens
ms place and vicinity, hos Just been for
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A CARD.

A CARD.
TNO. J. PURVIS begs leave to inform the people of
- the Cityof Lynchburg the Counties of Campbell,
Bedford Amherst Nelson, Appomuttox, Charlotte Hal
flax Pittsyvana Henry Patrick, and all other parts Of
the country rndeng Lynchbug that he has return
ed from trip after Goods and is receiving at his
Cnsh Store,
A VERY LARGE STOCK OF NEW GOODS.
Hi desire is trade extensively in future and
for that purpose will make additions to his stock nearly
every week in the year Of New and Fashionable Goods
A NelD Wh0icsaie Business.
/ have made arrangements for carrying on the
Wholesale Trade Country Merchants and others who
buy sell again, mend up their Stock with me on
n good terms as can be Obtained in New York
Feb24-dts JNO. J. PURVIS. Ag't
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vE,O HOUSE BUILDERs.--Tho subscii
H. bcrs have hand very large assortment of Rim
and Mortse Locks, On portion very fne,) Pinto and
Closet Locks, Door and Window Hinges Blind fasten-
ngs Screws, Cut and Wrought Nails, Finishing Nails.
French aud American Window Glass from 80 To 90 -
%, Putty, Sash Cod, &c. &c,-ell of which they are
disposed to sell on fair terms.
/ inn 27-tf1 GREGORY, ROYALL g. SIMPSON.
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NEGROES WANTED.-The subscriber
~ having located in Lynchburg, is giving the highest
cash prices for negroes between the ages of 10 and 80
years. including Carpenters, Bdcksmiths, &c. Those
having negroes for sne may find it to their interest
call on him at the Washington Hotel, Lynchburg,
address him by letter.
All communications will receive prompt attention.
nov 5-dScly J McLENDON
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La N - sv.y..: "a N s sE...ss 4

OFFICE VA. a. TENS. Il. X. Co.
Lynchburg, Fcby 9TH, 1853.
Ii PERSONS WHO ARE ENTITLED TO
IA Free Tickets on the Vreinn Hnd Tennessee Rail.
road under the right of way said Company, re-.
uested Gull John X. Hughes at this Office, ut tbe
earliest convenience obtain The same. they will be
required to present their tickets the Conductor the
rnn when travelling otherwise they will be required to
pay their passage. THOMAS bHARP,
feb SITS Sup't trans'n v. e. 7. h. X. Co.
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NEW GROCERY and Commission

NEW GROCERY and Comsmissi0n
" HOUSE.--The subscrb have associated them
selves together under the atty and firm Of Davis Now
lin II Co, carry general Grocery and Commss-
the house ncnry opposite the Virginia Baak, where
they receiving "a large and well setccted stock Of
FAMILY GROCERIES,, STAPLE DRY GOODS,
HARDWARE, SHOES &c. all of which they will sell
duce.
They will make liberal nd vancos consgnmonts,nnd
pay the hghest cash prices for country produce They
invite their friends and tho public trading In tho city to
give them "A call. GEO. d. DAVIS,
M. b. NOWLIN,
II Al
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FRENCH MANTILLAS.

MRACH 28th, 1859.
GEO. NJ. RUCKER respectfully begs the Ladies' to
" call and examine his very extensive and beautiful
Il