Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-14

sent oil The BRUSH government. II Their reten-
ton in exile and custody had been an object
with Great Britain. there can be no doubt it
would have been made secure. 1t would have
been more gracious act openly 10 have rcstor-
cd them to liberty, but monarchies do not often
forget or forgive offences against themselves -
By Whatever means these gallant and patriot
C gentlemen havepossessd themselves OF their
natural rights freemen. it will be source Of
rejoicing 10 their country men cvefyw here, and
Ia all who sympaihise WITH Courage and mis-
fortune, that they have severed the shacklcs
which held them in bondage and ignominy
TnE SANDWICH ISLANDS The movement Of
which we have Ina notice, set on foot at Honoln
In ostcnsbly to effect the removal oftwo OF the
Kings cabinet Is thought TO have other objects
lhln those which appear on the surface. Those
ELECTS are the subverson of the government and
The transfer of the islands To the United States
Yielding 10 this conclusion the New York
Express says: "ln the report Of the indiena
non meetings that have been held, this pnr-
pose is carefully concealed, but private letters
and letters from persons who are known to be
prominently engaged in the mo,emen.-a
speak of the demonstration as an important stem
10 annexation the raising Of the American
Ihbg," &C., &c
"1h he number of persons coinciIing in the
movement Is represented to include l2, 900 IA
IL es, and about 300 foreign residents. A
Permanen, executive committee Of thirteen, i,
will be noted, Is appointed to carry out lis oh
iects. One of this committee, it is understood.
ca ne a passenger to San Francisco, in the
same vessel that brings US this news, and is sail
10 nave with him the foil account of all that has
been done IN the meetings, " hich it is his pur
pose to have published in San Francisco, in
order probably, to arouse the sympathies and
CO operation Of the people there"
The Washington correspondent IF the n.
Journal of Commerce says the rumor Of
the release of koszta by the Austrian govern.
ment to the United States, turns ont to be true:
and 1t was, no doubt, the object Of Mr.. Hulse
mann, IN his late visit to Mr.. Marcy, to apprise
him OF the fact. The apol, gy for koszta's
sire to ascertain whether Koszta knew any
thing about the lost crown jewels, is far from
beng a satisfactory reason for the treacherous
and brutal seizure of this man in neutral
port. Ii Is well that the mistake of the Ans
tran authorities has offered the opportunity for
the maslerly vindlcaton of American authority,
by our Secretary of State This final decision
of Austria was the only mode by which Kosz,
ia was likely to be released Or the French
Consul General be relieved from the disagree
able duty of stakeholder for the two powers.
THROUGH IN FIFTEEN MlNUTEs-A com.
pany with Capital of $500 900, is forming in
Boston, for the purpose of constructing line
OF telegraph from Boston to New York, hav
ing cylindertwo feet in diameter, by which
means il Is believed that packages NAV be
transmitted from city TO another in fifteen
minutes.
DR.. IVES Work ON Ills Commemorative
n. Y. Times understands that DR.. Ives. for
merly Anglican Bishop of North Carolina,
and now convert to the Catholic Church. is
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tanning the reasons OF his conversion The
work is completed. Considerable interest " i'll
attach to it, as he, in recent times, at least. is
the only Bishop Of the Protestant Church who
has joined the Catholic Church.
The Legislature OF Tennessee met at Nash
vile on the I'D inst Edwin Polk was elected
| President of the Senate over J. d. Carrigsr
Esq, (Whig) The Senate stands II Wings
and 13 Democrats. The House of Represen
lalves elected Mr. H. II Wisener Speaker
The vote stood, Wi'ener (Whig) 43, VIM.
Wallace (DemocraO 80
BRIDGEs SoUTHSiDE RAILRoAD-The con.
uactor, MI James Ley. is getting finely with Il c
ubuimcnts for the bridges OF the South Side Rail.
rond which span the ann of James River, next
10 the Canal. One of the bridges is connect this
with the Va. d Tenn. Railroad. aud the other will toe
II public thoroughare to the Depot tie Island. The
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