Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-15
News.


Governor Brown, of Florida, on the 23rd
ultimoe, transmitted 10 the Senate Of thai
State message covering the letters from Gen
Blake and J. Darling, esq, in relation 10 the
refusal of Billy Bowlegs and the Seninoles.to
emigrate. The Governor asks the Legislature
TO clothe the Executive with requisite power
to call out a sufficient force 81 protect the Iron
tiers. and cooperate ith the General Gov.
eminent in any measures " hieh II may adept
in the emergency. II Is recommended To send
into the swamps three hundred Creek wani-
ors. under their own officers, To capture as
many Seminolcs as possible. Il is believed
the Indians hsve established fortified carp
on the eastern edge of the Big Cypress South
of Fort Myers.
On and after Monday next. the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad will lie opened REGULAR,
for travelling to WhrcIing--lhe cars leaving
daily al 7 o'clock in the morning. and running
through in 10 hours. Returning, leave Wheel
for Baltimore at the same hour There will
also be general change in the hours Of run
ming between Baltimore and Cumbrrland and
intermediate points. On and after Monday,
The cars will leave for Washington at and %
p NJ. and AZ and IS ? NJ. Leave Wash
ington for Baltimore at aud 81 A. NJ. and 81
and SPIN.
The Baltimore American has been shown
bill Of lading Of 2o0 bales OF cotton shipped
from Louisville for Wheeling, 10 be transport
ed 10 tina, city by the Baltimore and Ohio rail
road, the freight on which will be fifty per
cent less. than if sent there by the way of New
Orleans. II is the first shipment OF cotton by
the new route just opened between BaItimore
and the Ohio river.
The heirs of the late Stephen GirarJ are
making an effort to obtain possession Of the es
tate now in the possession of the city of Phiia.
including the College buildings aud grounds
The heirs have filed bill in equity in The Cir.
cult Court and have commenced actions of
ejectmeDt in that Court and in the Court oi
Nisi Prius This is not the first attempt made
by the heirs 10 obtain this immense estate.
The Report of the Auditor of Kentucky
shows that The finances of hat State are in n
HbHly idNOTdDlc COHulion nc TcNcHue pro |
per for the year ending 10Th October 1852,
was 1888, 1856. and the expenditure 1924 sos.
leaving balance Of $50, $50 in the treasury
Independent of this, the State sinking fund has
received S440.Sl3 from taxes and d,idends
on bank stocks.
Nearly one hundred thousand dollars have
heed contributed towards the enarg ement of
the city hospital in New York. VIM. b. As
tor has contributed $4,000 towards this be
nevolent enterprise.
The Rhode Island Legislature met at Provi.
dence on Monday. During the SESSION an U
5. Senator is to be chosen for six years flo
the 9TH of March next " hen the tern Of Hon
John II. Clarke. wing, will expire.
The Louisville Democrat learns that the
fare through from Louisville to Baltimore. on
the Wheeling line and Baltimore railroad, Wi,
be but $40.
The steamer Key stone landed about an hun
dred hogshe IDS of bacon, at Wheeling, on Sat
urday, marked Baltimore, Md
1t is now rumored that Napoleon III, will
esPouse Princess of Spain
Mr.. Gouschalk. the celebrated pianist. ar.
rived in the Humboldt from Europe