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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-26

There is difficulty in the Wheeling district
about the candidate for Congress. DIR. Kidwell.
it appears, was only nominated by fragment of
the Convention. Mr.. Clemens, the late mem-
Der, says he has been solicited to run as an indie
pendent candidate-but he won't consent. at
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-26

The Boston journal learns from highly res>
pectable resident of South Boston, who knew
Arthur Spring. supposed to be connected with the
murder in Philadelphia, when in New Foundland
in the year 1888; that he there, in conn ,ctiou
with n woman, caused the death of u person
named Snow. Spring and the woman were ar>
rested, the latter executed. aud Spring. after be-
ing replived, for time, was finally banished to
the United States. The woman proved to be
the wife Of the murdered man, Snow.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-26

letter from Washington says :-"Mr Wise,
OF Virginia, is here recommending his friends
to office. His friends declare that he will not
accept any foreign mission, preferring rather to
wait his opportunity to be chosen to the Senate.
Notwithstanding all this, Mr.. Wise will doubt
less 60 to France or Central America"
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-26
Railroad Accident and Loss ofLifo

CHARLESTON, MAJ Oh 23rd
collision took place the Columbi, Railroad on
Monday by which Charles D. Schoemaker the ene-
neer, and Newton Gilmore the irem n, were killed
baggage the road took fire this mornine
and nearly all the baggage consumed. Gov. Mann
ings trunk containing valuable State papers, with
difficulty saved.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-26

AUCTION NOTICE.-DUNLOP, MONCURE
CO. ask the attention of dealers to their sale OF two
cargoes of Sugar Moasses &c to take place this morn
ing at their wharf and warehouse at Rockets coTmenc
ing at 10 O'Clock mn 20
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.-The Rev. Mr.. CASE
will lecture Tomorrow Sunday night at the Universe
list Church. on Mayo street. at II O'clock Subject The
Judgments of God.
The public are respectfully invited to attend NH 90
VRACE OF CHRIST, BY DIR. PLUM
" MER.-J. w. RANDOLPH has for sale, March
Medical Information for the Million; True Guide
Health; by c D Hammond, NJ D; plates-sl 50
Uncle Toms Cabin in England, play in two acts; by
Marco Minge-l2
The Progressive Farmer scientific treatise agr-
cultural chemistry the geo ogy of agriculture plants
animals and Soils applied to practical agricu-
ture by Nash-51
The Grace of Christ, or Sinners saved by unmerited
Kindness; by w Plummer d D-75
Nautical Almanac tor $3.50
Clara Moreland or Adventurers in the Fa Southwest
by Bennett, author of Leni Leot, &C. plates, paper
Leibeg's Complete Works on Chemistry-l5o
Part Lord Saxondae, or Life the London Arts
tocracy by Reynolds-50
NH 80
IRISH ELO0UENCE.-I. The Speeches Of the
L Right Hon Richard Birnsey Sheridan with sketei
of his Life; edited by constitutional friend vols avo
Half calf antique: LoEdon-Sl0 30
O. The Speeches Of the Right Hon. Phipot Curran-
complete and edition. Edited with Memoir ant
Historical Notices. by Thomas Davis, ESQ., NJ R. A
Barrster at Law VOLS Hail calf antique; Lond"i
80 so.
D The Speeches of the Right Hon. Richard Lalo
Shell. NJ p with Memoir, &c, 10y Thomas MAcNevin
ESQ. Barrister at Law vol: syo- Halt calf Antique
London-s3 30. For sale by ,..
NASH & WOODHOUSE.
NH az Eagle Square.
|yaNDLEs-Wi aIa Jackson's Oiled Tallow Can
J dies m1ui Candies. for Summer use, 100 boxes 10
"ah % DAVENPORT. ALLEN Co
aa1Es HAY received per STEAMER CITY {
u Bieh0aoad and for sale from the wkar by
II "a ROBERT RANKIH
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-26

Pneumonia is said to be prevalent to an alarm
ng extent in the northe IN part of Cumberland
county, N. c having already carried offa num-
Der OF persons, and from the number sick, many
more deaths are anticipated. The negro popula-
ton, also suffers to a great extent.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-26
ACCIDENT.

CINCINNATI, March %.
Doctor Alexander Duncan, an ex-rnember of
Congress- was so severely injured to- day, near
this city, by wagon loaded with lumber passing
over him, that his recovery is almost homeless
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-26

SENATE.
MONDAY. March 81, 1858.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Senate met at 4 o'clock.
BILLS PASSED.
The following bills were read third time and
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-26
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND,

ARRIVED,
Steamer Pocahontas Jones. Baltimore, mdze to Lud-
lam Il w atson
SAILED,
Steamer Pennsylvania Baymore, Philadelphia mdze,
Il Rankin
Schr David ombard, Snow, Boston, mlze, Shields &
Somevle.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-26

THE FLOUR SPECULATION IN CALIFORNIA
San Francisco correspondent of the Newbury-
port Herald mentions the following incident as
occurring during the recent flour speculation in
California:
zone operator agreeingto pay, on arrival some
$50 or 40 per Dbl, for 1000 bbls, to be of par
ticuar brand, (Haxall orGallego.) was informed
that the ship was in just as flour was beginning to
go down, and yet whilst it stood above his pur-
chase price, He received some of the flour. In
a duy or two it was below his cost-price. He
refused to complete the contract. The flour was
not the brand mentioned in the agreement. That
said Haxal: Tor Gallego;) the -four was Gallego
Tor Haxall) 1t is said that the flour was in-
voiced right but the clerk, in writing the contract
just simply made the clerical error of writing the
one for the other. AT the time it would have been
considered of no consequence. Now, mark the
effect of this little verbal mistake! 1t may, in
deed, be, that the brand is even better than that
named in the contract-yet, the party buying,
computing loss of thirty thousand dollars and
more. refuses to take flour which he did not pur-
chase
Ipresume that his position is legally impregna-
BILE, unless it shall turn out that he has actually
accepted OF the flour by having received small
quantity at the first. Meantime, whilst this re-
mains to be ascertained, what will the shipper at
home say to the consgnee here who made such
"a simple and yet so great bunder! Will he
hold him answerabe or not! All the parties
are abundantly able, it is said, to stand the fire.
This affair has made much talk; and, certainly, it
is not often that an error of such a simple kind.
an error ola word, has in commercial bargains
led to more serious result. Whilst the -four
operators have been thus dealing with each other,
you nay be sure that we, who eat flour. have
not wept tears of sympathy for their misfor-
tunes"
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-26

Mr.. STovALL explained, and Mr.. CowAN SUBJ
ported it.. The roll being called, the bill pas
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-26
AFTERNOON SESSION.

The Senate met at O'clock
The bill to refund 20 the executors of James
b. Hill. deceased. of the town of Staunton, the
sum of Sl02. 90 being the amount of tax imposed
the estate of theirtesator, in their hands, and
exempting said estate from taxation, being first on
the calendar Yves considered. MIR SHErfEr
explained the bill, and it passed.
ORDER OF THE DAY-JAMEs Francisco.
Mr.. CowAN called for the order OF the day
bill for the relief of James Francisco.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-26
SENATE.

TUESDAY, March %.
The joint resolution in relation to the adjourn
mont of the General Assembly, received from the
House of Delegates yesterday by Mr.. JAcKso,
of Wood, was read. Whereupon MIR. SHAcKEL
FORD moved to lay the same on the table, which
was agreed to. Ayes 90, noes II.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-05
rushing Out

Mr. Caleb Cushing the Attorney General, has
written aletter to tie editor Of the Boston Post
in which he says, If there beany purpose more
fixed ihan another IN the President and those
with whom he i accustomed to consult. it is that
the dangerous element Of abolitoni sm under what
ever gnise or form ii may present itself, shall be
crushed oat, 50 far Il. this administration is con.
cerned. . This declaration is onlv recuuc.hNla
with the recent courseof the administration. ON
the presumption that the President makes the
distinction, commonly made in the North, between
Aboitionists and Free-soiler,-cHssing CARR
SON. Smith, and that genus n abolitionists and
Dix, Van Buren, and their follower, as free soil
ers ;--otherwise, there is point-blank and ab.
snrd contradiction between the acts and words
of the President. If he recognize free-soilism
as "a guiso or form of aboitipnism, he certain
ly has adopted very original method of crushing
1t out. The Evening Post for example, rcpu-
dates the Baltimore Platform, and applies every
imaginable means of rekindling sectional excite
ment; but that does not prevent the government
from giving ii profitable jobs, in the way Of adj
verifying John A. Dix is the head and front "
Of free soilsm, but that did not disquplifv him in
the eyes of the President, from filling an in,por
tani and lucrative position under the government.
Wm. J. Brown was convicted Of II most uIprinc-
pied conspiracy with the free soil members OF
Congress, but that did not render him unworthy,
in the President opinion of a responsible and
honorable post. And SO we might cnumcrate,
by scores. individuals, now in the confidence of
the President and the pay of the Government,
who are stained to the centre with the black dive
the case of the late collector at New York, who.
because he did not choose 10 take into his conf
denee and employment men Of that sort, was
first rudely lectured and then expelled from the
public service. These are some of the evidences
the President has given Of his desire to crush
out abolitionsm "under whatever guise Oh
form it may present itself T" Vcrily, the mode
is most unique The rewards and honors of tho
government are heafef upon frcc-soilers, tC
crush out their heresies. They are stuffed and
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-05
MCCORKLE & JONES,
WI LEsALE 4 RETAIL
Gr0ccrs N Commission Merchants,

se NheEcnthtS,
Main St. Lynchburg Va
4 RE NOW RECEIVING their Fab Supply. to which
n they >ocit the attention Of their frienis and ib
publ grnrmlIy, viz:
200 Sacks Salt.
100 Bags Rio ,gar, Java and Ma acabo Coffee
fed Sugars.
10 hhds F. R. and N. O.. Sugar,
10 B"xe, Loaf Sugar.
300 Kegs NuIs, al ,izes,
100 Sidr- Sole Leather
% IONS Country, Rolled aud Band Iron nil .iz.s
- Case Fine >licl, Lc,ricp,
% d. Common Stick Lrorice,
~ do Finn Mass do
., . Coils Mani Ia Rope, to inches diameter.
80 Basket, Olive Oil
10 Boxes Candles all qualities
10 b irrel~ n O. Mola.sas
bids. West L. do
10 Barrels Tanncr', Oil some nurc
do Tpr.
a., 40 do Herring. MarkcrcI and Shad.
7o' bush. Clover, Trmath,. Orchard Epo.b pi,,
aud Ever Green Gras, SEED
oooo lbs Prime Western Bacon Sides
'0o0 bs Fine Family Hams. Shoulders and Sid.s
cured by Wan Ma,.ie,
boOn b-. Cast. Sheer aud Blistered St.sl all
$4,000 Feet ,tri, Fn;c. ~ an '@es'
2UO h"g- Blasting uud Gun Powder
90 10 I 6 i'"" and sand Iiamcs' shoye,,
50 u .anA"ts. dT.5eJ1 qualities.
300 Wool lIat.. do do
Also
p C'H'""1. D""r-fi-s hlep'-iraand nnb.racbrd-po1
ii'Ttg', Ow1hur-, sm.Ii,gs.Aa CIta,yi,., T,l,.1
~ ''' 'f own '71na'prfare. wbirh they whr
'a'i-'H' ~ T.ar,fg ]. ssl. st for ..,sb Ia
60 t"'"r- 'a i.o~. ff za5sa-, e. e, ,,' .'''
pl,lar. '''' ''''"i'fe, II You
braa.r 100 b. 2oco aa.ael..i. he'd o,.,,. f.. .a;
AYES Hi'Et 'En.,l--l50117--
Hlr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-05
BosroN. Nov. Tho Demoerntie and Free

BosToN, Nov. The Democratic and Free
Soil Conventions, which met at Concord yester-
day, formed coalition, each party nominating
the candidates for the Senate. The Democratic
Convention passed n resolution declaring insub-
ordination and dictation, on the part of a public
officer, To the head of the nation, treason to de
noeraey, and that the removal of Collector Bron-
son by the President met their appreciation.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-05
La,er FINN CentrnL 4m.ri1a.

BosraN. Nov. The brig Helen jane,
aith adYiee= from Omoa to SEPT. 20th, and lux
ia t. Oct. 9TH, has arrived here, she reports
tbuf President Cabrera, Of Gaatemala, took pos
st.s-i8n n Onion on the 10Th, without Resistance i,
and re-emharked again on the 9TH, taking with
lin seven brass cHnnons.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-05
sOUTis-SIDE RAgsu.
u g 3.l.......... ............-...o.asD1


A PASSE\6ER TRAM oil 60
"a poi Ia P,l,,s nte ,sal. d., te.s..
al O'Clock. A ~ AZ arrive ~ r. ~ d
ter.eclion ut the kielnaaa af55 II III s.
81 10 "'clock.A. .rnnHrrlinr l., tn = #a
T. F.ngg \ "a : Sage LIZ Ear pI,,t5.. 81
liaidlX Cnuu House, Dahyiiie and e.. N-ei...
aud arriving at Rice Stadium ~ l0.a. ..a.H#
there win Arssr-. Fhgg Caldwell 4 = ,. ~
Tor farmvlle nd I.,nrflfufr. - -.
recurring. tie ttaIn l,ascs Rire.. e..
ard BurN"'ilI'' al % T. M. arri,ire +. ia 3
Iilnc hr tie trains e.dUg Nmib - : tie-.
every Iur,das AID FRIDAY Viii d.e In gaa
Road with he splendid stea n>Lip. II = mn
ttwu tor n, w4fmk; hiciI lea,r Cir, Il ~ NO.
and every Wc,hn sdny with nil. 'l' M
Nhirh leave ,iiiy Poilt ~ the sam, h TIA
= ssr' gers ureierfing tn rrnnin II, Pr,
ighi. eau take tlle morning tfaip N -fs
the James river Bouts for Old PaiIi. M ai 2
m"re at 8. A NJ or the car, for the S.pH ~ aa
A, N. A p
Arrangements have been MA. c ly vl;.I..I
cts hr'wr'n the .".l"sins points nnv la %
the annexed ratcs: Fta
Bclwren Per'rs"rg aud Lydebhmq. lbrgo.,
sixteen lIIinrs, .--....--.... -1
Between Pr'er<' nrg aud lie Sweet Sa
Spring. through in Two dn,s, #fa
Between Petersburg and " hi g Sal,ln,r -,
Though in two dnys.-..... i4,A
Between Peters, ute & Danyiile, tlrapel l. - -.
ty-thur hours, ...-..-.--.-
Berw' On Petersburg Cree sbora', y Z u.
in TWO days. "f
Between Petersburg and Salisbury. \. G ,i.
IN two day -...-.
Between Prrer sburg and Charlotte, -
y freight tnin l'ayes the Peief,I5nrp l. .
Monday. "Wednesday nad Friday morpina - =
returns the same days Any person wisl5a.'
rates f freight can obtain II freight list hy f,l
ia" AGENT at the Petersburg Depot. '''
nov3t
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-05

Notice y We win to ru the attrnli"n al The pun
lie 10 a .ourcc of mx.ly, com"rt and hhPPin' s.
80, ,.I.rt and f. pre.,.rf n1,loftu6if, of amendnrh
To- ,,,,,tns Gusts ldnes -in AmeI1r hafe truly -ht
pi.ilg Tie Young canned tnhe waining u tli."i fl,
nIy u remedy too ,oon Who thai i. oll. but would
,qr,t bald u.s. Who thai j. MIDDLE 'ged, hut rhnhd'I
nt e,e, bnirs VINO III j. Young hui values the nhu'
locks Of youth and beauyl ELECTS like these are
.m,rd and muuy years otherwi.e lremag a, d
ag.. nrc rrgaiued 10 yoo hl,y using LYONS kAIliAl
RON
Iyop's ktlhuirou is bat p cchts, IN large b'it'''
Sold by all d,uirr- cvcri NlIrre.
D. S Barnes, Proprietor l6l Broadway, !.
~ Sold by every Droltr in Lyhchlmag Purcell
Lndd & Goa Richmond, NholesaIs Agents.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-05

John Il. Muller Mclchiors, Of New York con
sul of the nited States for the Grand Duehy Of
lles,e Daunstadt the Electorate OF Ilesse Cas-
sci, and the Duchy Of Nassau.
Edward y. Buchanan, of Maryland consul Of
tie 'nted States for the port al La Rochelle, IN
France.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-05
I AND NEAR LXNCnR RG

- SALE have rop sale abour Gro AC
land, lying on Candler's Mountain. wit in 3 o.
Lynchburg, and near the Iands of Mr.. Pa
,nd Mr.. Alex. Ligeat.
This laud has been recently surveyed and diN
to lots Of from 100 to 300 Acres, is well waere.
IN woods and mostly heavily timbered tie ,a
a portion is also Is good
steam SAW MILL could do a good bush
ing the large timber; and the smal fimbrrr
hauled to Lynchburg foriue. The tan-hara d
Of i, would more than pay The price a,a-
SD % per acre-one third cash, the balance ~
TWO annunI payments. satisfactorily secured. lwji'
price f any o. all of the lots.
Mr. DayiI Candler. residing near the land, 9
it 10 any one wishing 10 view it,
The right Of way through the lind. pre'iol'
by me. b. lrenr served
My addres, is Chal, Levi Pittsylyauia,
WI l.. PAM
HAVE also for sale, several tract, Of land ia
vania co thinning aboat zoo Acres each winch
adapted to the production Of fine Tobacco,
or! y COW "
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-05

GGrNNEfL's ARCTIC letters
hive been received in New York from England,
announcing the arrival Of the American Arctic
Expedition under command of DIR. L. Y. Kane,
L. :. y. Mt Upernayick, in Greenland, and their
departure from thence to the head waters OF
smith,. Sound
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-05

BosToS. Nov. Portions Of wreck, sup
posed to be of the steamer AJAX, were seen on
Sunday night 10 miles from Cape Cod. The
Ajaa tow boat left Boston harbor, with thirteen
persons on board eight days ago. 1t Is supposed
that they have all persisted.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-05

The Directors of the Crystal Palace have de
termined to keep the building open permanently,
rs place for the exhibition of the products of
Industry and Art. Arrangements are now in
progress for warming it by the Use of stoves.
The price of admission viii probably be reduced.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-05

An atfray between Harold Myers and - Rob
orts occurred in this place ON Sunday evening
last, in which the latter was seriously (thouob
not dangerously njured.--UytheriHe Tele-
ordDh.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-05
BLANKS! BLANKS
AT THE VIRGINIAN OFFICE.
rONsTABLEs' Warrants,
" Executions,
Delivery Bonds and Notices
Ran

Y Executions,
Delivery Bonds and Notices
Indemnity ing Bonds.
SHERIFFs' Delivery Bonds and Notices.
IDdemnifying Bonds.
Bills of Lading, Negotiable Notes,
Checks, differ mt Sizes, Bonds,
And all the different BLANKS which found for ale,
ut the Nhgnan Office wher there Is large aud baaul
Tai supply Just issued from the press.
The gentleman the execution Of this department 81
entrusted has superior In the State and all
this establishment may rest assured ct
speedy nd faithful performance
Ourfacitics for Pamphlet, Card, and IL ule w ork,
which the large addition OF Fancy Iyl.s and
recently rade the Nirgnian good Jo
Office rs is o be found in the interior.
from the City and Country respectfully solicited
In 2G-IScitts TERRY SHIELDS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-05

erammed With public pap, that there moy be No
room eft. n their cares assessor abolition. Ahei
mereiless and discriminating tor,uc
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-05

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. IA steamship sup
posed 10 be either from Boston or Norfolk, is
ashore on the Bulkhcad near New Castle. She
appears to bo in distress. The impression is
she may be one of the Norfolk steamers, playing
between that city and New York.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-05
Destructive Fire

BosToN, Nov: 2.-The Massachusetts, Merri.
mae Mills has been destroyed by fire. Loss S25,-
600.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-05

Mr.. +. George Squer has been negotiating in
Central America the agent of a company to
construct new line of travel between the Allan
Tie and Pacific, across the country, from the Gulf
of Amatquc to the bay of Fonseca. The route
is said to be seven days shorter than any other
nrolected
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-05

BosroN, Nov. 2.-The letter of Secretary
Gushing, dcnouncing the Coalition, has been re-
eeiyed with great dissatisfaction by the Coali-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-05
OFFER FOR SALE, AS THE

OFFER FOR SALE, AS THE
of james NJ. Van House a tract of Land n.
Suck Creek, in the county of Campbell, abou. u
South East from the Court House, combining
500 and 700 ACRES. This Firm is situate.
HheNt iohacco region of the State. The clear
produces we'll Wheat, Corn, Oats aud Tobacco
raslIy Snsrertble of high state of improger'
l"fge portion of it is in wood, AMI finely timber
when cleared. produces Tobucco of the ine,t}
better opportunity is seldom offered for an O.
g'"us Investment. Application may be nude ri
lanes NJ Cobbs, Lynchburg, to John D Alezanio
undersigned at Campbell C cnrl House -,
nov l8.ly EDWIN R "A
III" Charlottesville Advocate and Ricim md
ner copy Is and forward heir accounts 10 TIL. OF
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-05

W learn from the y. Y. Commercial that the
Directors ii the Crystal Palace have determined
not 10 close the building in December. as has
been announced, ont to keep the exhibition open
during the whole winter. The New York Tri
bune asserts dat, from the first of September 10
the present day, the receipts have been hiphly
satisfactory averaging four thousand dollars or
more, day, while the current expenses are but
siN hundred dollars. The receipts for the fort
nightending ON the 22d ultimo, were sos. 900
The Paris correspondent of the Commercial
Advertiser says that the Steele, in its desire 10
pass for the journal best informed upon American
affairs, attempts to eucidate the divisions in the
democratic party, by tmnslating the designations
of the yarious wings into French. Thus, the
Hard Shells are Les EcaiHcS Dures, and the Soft
Shells are LIS CoquiHeS Tendresi
SUPERIOR FlorR-Mr. Henry s. Innphorne
Is now manufacturing at the CITY Mills" n SUI
peror article offamily dour which is handsomely
put up IN white sacks of quarter of barrels in
weight. We return our thanks to Mr.. /. for n
couple If sack x have no hesitation in nronoun-
cling II very superior. Ii is made from the mn
rest Virginia Wheat, and is warranted to keen in
any climate"
1t Is stated IN recent English papers that Lock
hart has resigned the edtorship of the Quarterly
Review on account of i'll health. His successor
will be the Rev. Whitmell Ewin, who has been a
contributor to the Review for some time
WI. Barwell, esq, late editor of the Wash
| ington Republic is now editing the Baltimore A.
mericah. Mr.. b. wields an able pen
GeANo.-The ship Matilda, Capt. Peterson,
arrived last "Wednesday at Baltimore from the
Chgcha Islands, with n full cargo of euano. con-
signed to +. Bnrreda x Bro.
MADAME soSTAa.-This distinguished voeal-
ealist will give one Of her grand concerts in Pc
tersburg next Tuesday evening.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-05

CHARLESTON, Nov 1.-The ship Austria
from Liverpool, before reported, remains ON the
shoals. She has biged, and the vessel and car
% will prove total loss.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-05

BUFFALO, Nov. 1.-The recent gale has proved
very disastrous on the lakes. The steamers
So0therner and Minnesota, and the briggs Growl
and Walker have been totally wrecked.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-05

PASSION, PA, Nov 1.-The journeymen car
penters are ON a strike here, for an increase OF
wages. They want 81 30 and nine hours per
day. At present they work ten hours per day
aud receive 81 30.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-05

koszrA STILL IN PRISoN.-lt appears from II
letter in the New York Eyering Post, dated at
Con~tantinople October ,, that Mr.. Ohley, the
American Consulat smyrna, protested against
koszta's release on the conditions prescribed by
Baron de Bruck, and nccedcd to by Mr.. Marsh;
and refused to demand it of the French Consul
upon such terms. koszta himself it is said,
took the same view Of the case, and refused to be
liberated ON those conditions, and at the date
specified, he still remained in prison.