Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-26

and such OF his old associates. The culn,;,
making low bow and heavlng a deep siob
sail
"Ah. my lord, they are all hanged bur vo,.
lordship and l.
New SCHOOL PRESBYTERIAN CHURcu
article recently published in the "Tentb T.
gion," of Virginia, says that in Consequence ~
The agitation on the subject of slavery. in ,La
last General Assembly Of the New Sch
Presbyterian Church, which met at Bnf}.Is
a number oil the ministers Of that persuasinn
in The Synod Of Virginia have signed res'I'
tons and proposed them TO the other Sontb
ern Synods for adoption, declining to NAB
any response 10 The enquiries propounded b.,
the General Assembly, and proposing tina, r
in the next Assembly, the agitation Of the slavo,
ry question is not abandoned, the DELEGATE.
from the Southern Presbyteries Withdraw
and unite either in new organization. or -
such other measures as in their iud cement will;
be most expedlent.
The same paper says that some of the Soptb.
ern members of this church are in favor of i'm
mediate secession, and that, possibly, some will
take that course, but that the plan indicated in
the above resolutions seems generally prered.
Among the passenger in. he steamship Amer.
lea. which sailed from Boston for LiyernooI
"Wednesday, were Mr.. John B. Cough the
Temperance Lecturer, and wife.
The racing mare Flora Temple, on Tuesday.
rrolted over the Union Course, l., l., two mils.
in minutes 40 seconds, said to he the opck.
est time on record in which that distance h..
been accomplished by horse in harness. Tho
second beat was accomplished IN 5:0l4
THE CRYsTAL PALAcE.-The New York
Herald of Friday says that the crowd of Wis.
tiers to the exhibition has experienced no di.
minution since their last visit, and the displav
becomes more attractive every day. There
We're yesterday 2.Sl0 admissions on sinol
tickets. About 900 on season tickets: 81 3s9.
SO was taken at the doors Amount of contr.
buttons for the Washington Monument $50.
oil; total $33391.
The FIRST LOCOMOTIVE ACROSS THE RocK.
FISH GAP.-On Monday last, the Locomotive
FREDERICK HARRIS" was taken from the de-.
pot al Mediums river and placed on wheels
10 be transported across the Blue Ridge at
Rockfsh Gap. 1t as soon onihe road drawn
by eighteen mules, and by Tuesday morning
was at the top Of the mou"tain 1t no doubt
rested at night at Waynesborough, where it
was to be placed on the track
PASSAGE OF THE NIAGARA SHIP CANAL BILL.
This important bill has at last passed both
branches of the New York Legislature. and
needs only the Governors signature which it
will not fail TO receive, to become law.
The St. Louis Republican says that Gov.
| Ujhazy and his family and two or three follow.
ers have been there on their way overland TO
their new home in Texas. He has sold out his
claim in town, and fances that the "sunny
South" will afford more gentle cline. He
looks weather beaten and care Worn, an exile
from his beloved Hungary, and having lost in
the western wilds some two Years ago the wife
of his youth and the sharer of his tolls, " hose
bones he is carrying with him. as the most sa-
cred relic on earth
In Paulding Mississippi, DIR. Dozier SHOT
rattesnake seven ieet long and twenty inches
round; The monster was running towar Is him.
He had but one rattle, having ratified the others
off, probably; and but one "buton." having
burst off the rest laughing;