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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-31
.nRIyAL OF TIIE mFRMANx.

H. 1. : aCau.lh'p IIGmann niivcd al this r5u from
Bremen and southampton saturday mornnga 5ociorl
She bring = oooe later date having sailed trse days
lC.oro tie Niagara.
Tie Hermann eIpcr need s.iong west and nor.hwe,'
cal, the whole passage and ho Goth hal very heavy
blow nom no-hNc,t She hasi7' passengers amongwhom
ere Dir Mc1is, oie Z Char 10 Naples and lady.
On The 2.b souih OF Nan:ucsct >hoas passed packet
ship Carr, bound wet
oct Il lat 20 ION y lo passed large steamer asudin-
eastward
Oct u, lat D. 60 IN paced large .eamer Standing
Cas;wcTd
TleHeuusnn brings over number Of valuable cattle
rur, ha..d 30 Inc'srd By Mr Ihone, of iris City
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ItVerpooI rfarkcfs

-NotWirbsanals tho deay between employer al
operLv sug Al nils ~ Pfsou 10 be closed p0li
Co.i1n at lad been sads h prices Of lar fully
isled sud l6d dsr for fair qualities Am~rc'n
stt tre DAYS 201 baeS incud spscgan
s1port rrevous quotas rsv b. repeated FAIR o.
O. - 6duz 80 Mobiles sd, AddlEs $50, Fair
Illsrds d. fiddiipg
BrfiusItFgs aud bad s, rhsr 81 nned An r.
er Flour .cd freely pts md Baltimore bringing o IS and
held iorsa NestrD Canal - 6eS5 good souTs j- WHIT
VS. fcr consumption AID speculation II Il ad
vance over IT a. rTcc dls hte bite lrcaa
C-ced lu1hu quiet with price unchanged aHi
tUfrly ubdtr.fe.
ProuHovs-Bcef ard P0k ported native Lard steady
continued tie sd rance Rice quiet
PropUlr- I'd feady AID IA T mani, viii sales
Hs.trL 81 Coca Mge0. do . a2i 4 cwt No mr.
'ier reported H. Mo.s.s T. Coffee have Ou 70
lice g. Ordinary Rio Some few ssl- Tes pre-
A !fsscaasTEs trade lad lightly improved
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
RIehsra.o. nrother. 8 Co., clr, alar.

p s-efr1 LiyrErooL iah Noah i7-h 1874
lf-h tie tr-6e IL rhs dET ae.'s
rri-v tsr spr1r1 Up War arf FLovk s.i The f T
ics- pad fcr * flra1 fos fh- aeT sal
liL q trfe CT TIA. "a = ll1ts-is.s
arrived In fae 'hrss tgt and VII hr1f
elcr q-crtfrl WIS snd a. bis Fl61r from NsiJrs
TFEIH MlTrH Ssh lt1 We hsrs lid lsg- eR3Elcs =. or
uritt hs norrr. And 10 adio1 10 rsasy sis
b i. touus g zone IRAN rnf dii-t.
and Who purcb = re rene
Trfer a FRAY and in srfrs ~ snef
Tie sdrs1re tu0t sho7e teusnara Tor FLoJs rsieT
strctfr cr.fses e. free br,ers Of piiif
pia beilr 5s6 srrraiy bed fr 3 Nesrer1s
tuvers offered 5 god ~qTest e 81
srol i-ess ISDtS CosN Iuist sn1 wth11t
rtsf re shove quotations oar MEAL viii 1tsr fPpy
tho slie OsTs Gang,
F1rrv. brtSs n.ggc-rd I'D 10 th ths ns
b : 1laEr ~.
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CAPE OF GOOD HOPE

An arrival brings dates via Engsnd 70 Augr-: 9Th
Nothing hs occurred since previous advces % check the
stiyiiy which prevailed in all commercial affairs, owing
The continued shipments for Australia Inc esee; Of
hi demand has been rise in The price Of all
arisses OF consumption, notwithstanding unusually
abundant harvest
On the frontier all continues quiet Krehs fsvorte
he'd died 10 The great rVgrei OF HE tribe. The unucky
native doctor who him had been pu. 20 death for
kb want Of success.
Crest alarm felt by the settlers in the Sovereignty
81 thai tine territory should be abandoned Last
hfroduesd 1000 bales Of wool and this season viii yield
100
We have no later date. from Natal.
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Lnn,inll tInrt.lfa.
.Ocr. 1s-P NJ

Srcsr : ol rsb7 firm Int ch doug b. fore pcs5
chsrfed dcsnd md prizes vel 1rorted; parcels
-crgou chargsi hands = To- Tos deliveries OF
week cei5- H. hOtAssEs TO fair irqlrv stock Limited pIic
fully ers 70 lost weeks rrcrcy Coffee uet bat A,ie-' lfn
Ccfl0r RICE Cleaned Rice moved cal
iv othcr iLcs lu. CoTTos improved DIN aud
ic1cng Lgpid TaLLcV fin y. C. spot sorL 81
a. ct Owls -I'svorahl. from Nesounis
OF had adstuoft - .rie 80 Dl0~n an4 f,
low. 1.fTAs. 4 o'ef Oils siesdy.
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London Money Market. OCT l.-p. NJ

lfF Itlf-rdpn
Trfsl SsCrfTE have been hu a d1y a. = cent yas,sr
ds5s fr quotations IN OoLn Land and HsSg shr' fho
nochsr.e c'osel g qll N0SEF.
4t0oif; BsNg STOCK ana iP
loNuoS FoaFSs ENcusf-es o. llA'1sf'fdfn 11ths,
1il7-ollIe4; short, III h4 10 lt Antwerp. month 1911
HauhurE months, $50 oIlo.. Prs mont.s 30 IN
ftcri. 4f9fa.5a fTEut.o-r lrrs lA 10 lil Vienna
moLf lIf Ir.''t. r-ou'r li2 Lv0T, silluii' 20 no.
mn IL L IL. IL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-31

ssHrtorrd BY be superior. Scwhstsniins he rrpsassf
conCesou- which tie Jsqaue-e nalc TO the demlni' o.
Ccrnodore PERI hoy ere SAD ~ haze been VIZ friendly
in her IireouTs and 20 have taken their fns leave 9TH
a show a. real Tegrss
Tie susdron -eled nom q Roy Of Jeii' on the l'h
end aier encornGng salo during tie -Is' ana
I'd. tiTd Loo Choo tie 25ih Of JAY and the Two
steam ses re,urDsd 10 Hong Kong the evening Of The
III Of Anru.f"
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TeT NJ I ITFTT7o0L D.I1t7F y
'-rduE fhe c1f y ucsfs al tie N . Fon De-
s cores dsys Saturday to-day amount %
ful prices u at impro. ~neui q
MalebesisT. ln market Lss shown san-ss baI
fL.r-s- CO. ts-lav
n. GozN market been - TO-DAY advance Of u =
lusll o. VHsAr q DBL n FLoCa, be preceding
nEn.lnr- - rh.nae b IsnIts COY.
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law INTELLIGENCE.
burning OF the Steamboat Henry ciay-rrisl for
Mnnsiaughter.

rs CIRCUIT cOURT-BsfoFe Judse IsSEssoLL.
cOSrISCED.
The Rev David MOrris swOrD-Was passenger; OF
serysd no excitement on board the boat from the time be
fr Poazhkespsie until the time Of the are; heard IA an
nourcf snt keep cool do not know vAe gays wsfs
found The Are unexinguisssbe ssd cat - ~ se'
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WASHINGTON NATIONAL MONUMENT

To csh or - - s.
from for Oci q, % aud ~ a,
..............s p u
L BROWN, Aseri
C,,s'a. Pi'1er, Ss,-. Iors, Oct o. 1855
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Glasgow lron ,iarl.ot. ..Ot Up VI

iby TELEGRAPH
Nsite Pc EOS BIS asr1'd rm arpraranrr an ool
fruft Io fay. frair yry .ield ed nlu1sr
oIlr.l a.0r :. Laa c-l-ed J, q y ta--
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RJISSI

The Postmaster General al 81 Petersburg has officially
hof cd that the Post Office service between Odessa 0ud
Consientinopc is suspended
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james sr'Henrys oirerlar.
~ c'rIs era IN ae,.ya rsqrss'.

Frorsoss iu.c~e BrlF I'D PosE re qls asze--e J.
CBFg.f ssadg O. iae coolre LaRD g without cha-gs.
1tLLcW fa.rs ftc scrnrcr
RICE ir~ DONG.
IfNsrtD ETs IL ccLVo
j. GUEEcITFcS LARK ECfkirg rcE.
lFrtnsrrffsA oo3 .us tas been daur q, f0lr al 3D.
g D. NHrAl lSs ceu -eg taken q. ~ extreme qloa
fCLf Ecyf at mil SueCust4s Quiet. ss lr8
flpt,i5s fLsrlssvfs freely GsU COss ds add
a. u.ais a. Gee inc of % 90 p.
CtTrcN The d.11lDd i. been fully muisu@a ths week the
s of Oh i0fr rfahrg - go ies 80 icing sr-cctroa
nrd piessaHcted 81 The m svoBs epos Or
cropfsre srsn sd7src-d ilf % =. zsies
elem stp American. Ine cosng inc M Preston,
bad time Low effect rims aut N-I
30 led srhT delr for Tho description Of orb
chi ~ there ard indeed tnsts altogether
rLi sfrnaies.
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INDIA AND CHINA.

Letters BY The overland mail from Bombay Sept IL AID
a0sS AoaG Ass. ~. Ia anticipation Of the mall came 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-31

COURT CALENDAR-rHIs DAT
CIrCUT COURT-Nos. asa. 81, $40. 800, ts to tss 10
II.
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AdTsTfI3cuenf
CITIZENS AND STRAxGRRs-YOur particular sften-

CTrfZESS AND clRAAOEt--IO psttcudL 5ten-
Cf.sS Co No ~ snd who are nov prepared 0ssr To-
purchasers Dry Goods Wbib D. esne
Plaid AID Striped Sss ST. s. y-Ia the sane tAaf
arr selling 81 Also Plain Arrure and cured DO Il 81 pces
fzb Black De Rims oil boiled On yard 1pHsrf
Yrensh Mrno- Lyoaess Cloths Psraass De Laes &c ke.
N ever vasty eases Tieh MrTno Plaid. ony 's yard
cases Pds only g. Real LYo1ess Black ssf CoSed
Sh Vsye.s Of ell widths Ladief Cloths o. Ell egofs oA
per YARD super Black Coths slightly esSAs d. ors -
vii sod FOR 0ny s2 Lo1g szd sq1aLe b,2e aud
css61 all styles; 1000 Long asd s4ssfs AID wcss %
ron a. upasrd Printed Csshnsre Ierken sad Ihioet
Sbs.b rspe PLAIN sna EnbrOdered from :, av.d
Also Cons Cssieres "a aets sesnEt Ae az SsIAse fs
- - - HEakn CLAgI 60 No. Ol 0ranfs g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-31


We saw Yesterday the Portrait OF the fellow who
- WouS kis Queen Ill h. rass1 bitter.
With he round heg neck ard hs old fslt hss on
Would sGdress KIM b. the ute u hstsr
Ard bin the price Of the throae thA te ssi On
fuIblood>d d0vnRast Yankee and hs pftsre
Fued How ETe dew - perfect tue efsres
dons b. Roof No 90 Broadway Can lie Eea Free Gallery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-31

The weather yc-oriay cold end cherries with al
Tie nspect. u winter There very tile WIND Du- me
Ky of that light gray hue which indicates snow The
nieht was warner bat tires decidedly essary to
comic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-31

WosFS's CIrr ALIIAScE-This Temperance AsSOcia.
ten which Is composed Of Delegates from the Ward kNs
erccs vii hold meeting this afternoon at oclOk a. tia
Il droraih, Institute, No Is Laighi St
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-31

Fatal FALL.-A young man named John D0oley wn
instantly Killed saturday b. falling from nslng sam
feet and sLs bis he ed the pavement Ibe
a, buisins the Of Srosdwsy
and the deceased engaged IN painting A. ne vac
secured suddenly ant be proc prfsc
pay@ms Gamble yesterday held n11-st up9o
BODY Nsy whO with the deceased HP,r ~
fell testified % having sged and e
strength b. placing apon SO % o ID s1
~. fhsp rope He siy-e himself from
tsnr and climbing INTO Of the windows
rendered verdict OF sccdsnta death The %
ceased sssa native Of Ireland, . yeaTs Of sget
srpprS DEATH-Andrew Hadden late resident Of
No las found dad hs ed yesterday morn
Gamble held he body and 90 Jfy
tho
rt The decreased native Of ireland ~ Years
sse 4 hsd l0ug been Of intenperate habits
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UONNERCLAL MATTERS

C1fy Ilsr.etoFs ofes Oef p -
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Fra RNLPoAD AcaIDESr.-Iniorna>n was la.
eeeycd . tie C0cleri Office that aia ~ .9 y
evening" By
Tfrday Rslro u The Of tho seesazed h0t
ta0~n. IA inquest W b. held his nernIns-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-31

uas'c-rsreventsno 10 psH which su'.s lin sni ch,
russ. s5costed By pcturg g7e dresses aud a baiat
We stvse. IN conc'asos orr mGscEl sld dramatic
ad,rs cre ard 81 = heaF .Nlsseisi u3aTed a.
Nitns Ihtsisr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-29
uV- FITS! FlrSll FlTS!u p,r.on,

" FITS! FITS! FlTS!!l Persons who ara Ia
boring under this distressing mula,v will find the
cgetahh Ep1,Ptir PITS 10 he the only remedy ever
discovered tnr curing Epiiepsy, or Failing Fits These
lls possess specific action thu nervous sysrm and
although theHare prepared especially for the purpose oil
emlng fits they viii be found o especial bcnct for all
persons afflicted with weak nerves, or whose nervous
system has teen Frustrated shattered from my
cause Whatever. In chronic complaints, or diseases OF
long standing, snpernduced 10y ncrvee>sucs> they are
exceedingly beneficial. Fun directions accompany
zach box. Paee 81 per box. or Tor two boxes s. =
Persons out of Tho city. enclosing remittance will have
the p'ils sem them through the mall free of yosage-
For sale by SETH lIANCE, No. lOS Baltimore 81 +.
Baltimore Md, To hom orders from all parts OF tho
Union must be addressed, post raid.
jan 3 wlv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-29

THE MURDER AND RAPE CASE NEAR JAMAICA,
L. The investigation of the circumstances
connected with this atrocity continued on
Saturday last. At the adjournment of the Court
it was announced that the evidence for the pros
eeution was closed. We have not yet heard the
verdict of the jury, but it was thought it would
be in favor of committing the two persons now in
prison, charged with the double crime of murder
and rape
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-29
LATEST NEWS BIZ THE Halls.
Prom The Norfolk Herafd Of Yesterday.
FROM CALIFORNIA.


ARRIVAL OF TIE STEAMER NORTHERN LIGHT.
The steamer Northern Light put into thu port
Yesterday morning, short of coal and provisions:
bringing go passengers, one million and hall
Of gold on freight and from to 2O0,0OO IN hands
of passengers.
Among the passengers are Hon. Alr. Latham,
recently elected to Congress, Capt. French, OF
Texas, aud Capt George i. Fitzgerald, of this
city. The Northern Light left Chagres ON the
18th and reports the Isthmus healthy.
TELEGRAPHlC ITEMS.
Boston. Oct. 25.-Thc democrats and free
sellers of Norfolk county have formed coalition
The president of the democratic convention al
luded to the recent decaptation Of Bronson, aud
inferred that the national administration WAS not
opposed To the democrats of Massachusetts form
ing n coalition on State matters
Boston, Oct. 25.-'rhc side wall of the Penn
broke House, now in course Of demolition, fell
this morning. killing Michael O'Neal, John Muir
ray and Jas, Foster and badly njuring Timothy
DAILY, Patrick White and two others.
NEW YORK. Oct. 25.-The schooner Julia l.
liza, of Philadelphia, frcm Wilmington for port
au Prince was wrecked on the night Of Septem-
Der 2lst off West Carcos. The crew saved,
and had arrived safely at Turks Island.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-29
WASHINGTON HoTBL---Arrivals
Orfnh u

Octub 26.
Preston Robson Eugene Robson, Monteom emery John
b. Helm, G. w. kie-ter. Bd kshurg; b. ~ lIutcher,
VIM. Davis, Mrs DAYS. F,auliu; T \ Niche f.
Saunders, Il. NJ. Jones Crmpboll I. " Farley, Mel
son; D. NJ. Mofean. W Alnrsn,. II Chrarwooa s. En-
gish, JIM LetNirb. " g. Leitwch, Bedford Hen.
ry I fia.ris Z ris iansburg; A. s. Henry G. Henry
Chari"ttr; DR. ". w. SuA, Jno T. Harris Lexington;
c. H. otgan, Levi W jones' Piusylvauu DIR Martin
Mrs. Matin, W,the W II Suidor Mr. H. Snilor.
Giles; John X. Dunlap, Mrs. J. Il. Dnnlnp, Mercer;
VIM. II. 3urtou SomeisvilIe; Mr. Saunder- n c.;
W. Z. Nolneel, L. CiYi w. NJ. t cad Norfolk Va; A
Il Bernare, Suffolk; II. II. Guy, Mrs. II. II. Gary
Powhamn: ? Smith Mr.. Smith and Neire. Cnrt.rs.
vi.iei Jno T. Whaling, Va. x Tenn. r. r Jlo Prun.
ty, futrick. H. G Pool. n Y; Isaac Adams Apnomat-
toxi Il n. fimbcrl c,, All cmorlc; S w H,nI '. lib.
ertlt iN.PYor, Va; w FurrusnD. r Pcrie. PIT.
syNaaia; Mrs. r. c. NIitrr,l, Miss Sailie Mitchell
Bedford J. y iooL frmhli II. Armistead Mis-
q. flippin, Miss c. thappel ChulotJc; J L.. Hanrs
Nelson, J. NJ. Gamd'n, Atp.rsI; Re-. Alien. Ro N.
kelsn. Bellnrl.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-29

MACKEREI SEIZED BY BRITISH CRUISERS
The Portland 4dUertiser states that fishing schr.
Lookout, Capt Littleiohn, which arrived at the
port ON the 23d, from Bay Chaeua, reports hay
ing had 90 barrels Of Mackere taken from her
by the British Cruisers, on account of alleged
fishing within limits
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-29

APPLICATION OF ELEcTRIcrTY TO WARLiKE
PURPosEs-The discoveries during the past age
IN relation to the properties of electricity and the
uses to which it can be applied have created ou;to
"A revolution in many of the arts and pursuits of
peace. 1tl now about to be applied to the purpo-
ses of war. 1t is stated that during the field dav
at onnutz on the 2oth'at which the Emperors of
Russia and Austria were present, sham fgbt ON
grand scale the siege of the citadel including the
application of electricity on the most recently an
proved principles ignition * combustion, consti
tuted the most important of the manuu,res which
were practised. A Vienna paper describes three
omnibus-lookng vehicles which were in the camn
each containing complete electric telegraph APP
paratus, with continuance for laying an insulated
wire along the ground by the mere locomotion of
the vehicle, the wire being so protected as to re-
main uninjured by the pressure of the heaviest mr.
tillery passing over it. BY this means orders are
tobe simultaneously conveyed from the Empe
ror's station and that of the chief commanders to
troops at almost any distance on the field of the
man9uyres
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-29

ILLNESS OF MAJOR lloBBTE.-A despatch from
Washington states that Major Selah r. lIobbie,
LIST assistant Postmaster General, is very i'll, and
that fears are entertained that he will not recoy-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-29

MARINE DfsAsTER.-The brig Rapid, Lindsay
from Alexandria with cargo of flour and grain,
went ashore and sunk ON the 22d instant, one
and a half mile south of Cape Henry. Captain
and Crew saved
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-29

STEAMER MARY WAsHINGToN.-In conse-
quence of an accident to the machinery of the
Mary Washington, she will be laid up in Balti-
more few weeks, while the Georgia will supply
her place on the Fredericksburg line.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-29
SD RE WARD.

w 4 d sUDsCflOer
" SCI bly, robbed Wednesday night lust while
sleeping In iswagon, the late residence of John Ii
ger decd in this ounty by persons whom lie could
mol see, OF SlO4-one hundred doll n hill on the State
Bank South Carolina payable at Columbia lie ter c.
and four dollar bill on the Bank of Faycityille n C.
lie viii give The above reward for the recovery of the
money! MY information that viii lead to the discov-
cry OF the rogues. green Cashmere dress Coat was
also taken from him, in he pocket of which the money
was A J. BRYAN,
oct 2S.w4w Elam,vilc Patrick co. Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-29

A CRAsH.-On Friday last the floors in the
New York Mills, at Rochester, fell through with
tremendous crash, carrying down 1000 bushels
Of wheat, $500 feed, quantity of flour, &c, into
the river.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-29

CuBA.-"Ion," of the Baltimore Sun, writes as
follows from Washington:
Some Of our friends of the press doubt the au-
thentieity of the rumors which we have had from
Havana and from Spain, for the last six months.
ON this subject But, in addition to the facts
which the government have come to the knowl-
edge OF may mention that have seen letters
from intelligent merchants of Havana, showing
that they believe in the rumors The governor
of Liberia is also aware of it, and has entered a
solemn protest against the scheme so far as it
invites the continuation of the slave trade. under
the guise of an expectation of slaves from Africa
To the Antilles, as apprentices.
The Coole project failed. The Coolies were
unequal to the labor imposed upon them. They
were tried and found wanting. Thousands of lives
were wasted in that experiment of British philan-
thropy. The new experiment is nothing more
nor less than the revival of the slave trade, and
upon the same plea upon which it was originally
commenced by Las Cosas-humanity.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-29

APPOINTMENT BY THE PREsiDENT.-A Van
Camp, of California to be commercial agent of
the United States for the Navigator's or Samoan
islands and the Friendly or Tonga islands in the
Pacific ocean.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-29
G. w. MINIS,
n. s. TANNER

Practical Dasuerreotv
LsF' Galleries Main St, Two 1ors from Bird
LHnchburg Sycamore ST., Petersburg md lac
81, Rlchmond. Va OCT W.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-29

The Episcopal Convention in New York on Sat
urday, elected the Rev. w. j. Kip, d. D., Mis-
slonary Bishop to Cafornia;and the Rev Thos
Fielding Scott, NJ. A., of Georgia, as missionary
Bishop to Oregon, having jurisdiction in
the territory of Washington. On Monday canon
10 provide Tor such cases hereafter as that of Dr.
Ives, was passed. 1t makes the diocese abandon
ed IN such manner,ipso tacto vacant This repeals
Canon l. ofl853 under which Bishop Ives was de-
posed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-29

ERROR CoRREeTEp.-In our dispatch from
Richmond yesterday, Richard w. w. BOYD was
announced as elected Director in the j. II. x
X. Company-it should have been VIM. w. Bovd
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-29

HORRIBLE AccIDEyT.--A little son of Mr.
----Coiner, living near Waynesboro,, in this
county was run over by wagon Monday week.
and so seriously injured that he died Immediate
ly afterwards. -Staunton Spectator
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-29

The Fair of the Maryland State Agricultural
Society opens with every prestige OF success.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-29

The New York journal of Commerce well oh
seryes:-''lt is curious to notice how contagious
is a commercial panic. Our markets. stringent
because capitalists are afraid of a drain of
specie to pay for large imports. The English
market is stringent, because their capitalists are
afraid of drain of specie to pay for breadstuffs
And the French market has just become strin-
gent with an advance of one per cent, in rates of
interest, 1t is said from the same cause. Now,
it is fair to infer that where there is drain, it
must convey the substance it conducts to some
place of absorption or deposit. We should like
to know tchere the lucky reservoir is located,an
whether the political economists there have not
the shakes as violently as in the countries we
have named"
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