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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-10-13

PrDLrc LTTERATURE.--We have been
sometimes considerably amused atsuch
records Of our police stations as 'charg-
ed vita sal. and battery. took in for
saf keeping. drunk and fitin,' &C., but
have found, upon overhauling our city
records, that other great men, as well
as policemen. spell badly.
A certain lieutenant of police, once
upon time submitted the following
petition asking an appointment:
"'rhe proposition Of tho under Sind
respectfully showeth that ho is dasiru.
of beina pinted BY your honorable
body to the Office OF Lutenent to the
night wach." -.
A certain clerk of markets, ono,
upon Il time. sent in to headquarters
the following:
IL will sogest to YOU thc proprictJ
Of Amending tho seekshuns OF the mar
ket ordeuunes So us TO imbraso sich a
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-10-13

| hav had too cases, one undr catch
artickel and Boath has Ben dis Charg-
ed"
These rich specimens arc both out
done by the following report Of n COM
mittco Of council:
"Thc comilc ou----------toh homo
III patishns of--and oihrs no
petishcnd TO hay the privilege Of
------ Respectfully reporte ad
Verse TO prayr ofpertishns."
The above are copied yerbatem e'
li,eratim from the originals,
Further specimens will bc given a
some future time.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-10-13
Criminal 4ustrp
pY MISS JEssIE ?. nAIsIEo,

tof pno American.
- rfrEs SWEETEST LAY 4 =
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-10-13

Lovers Of good fruit win do well TO ?
cut out. and preserve tho following. !
which we cut from the Cincinnati Ga,
zette, too late for this yearbui ntime
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-10-13

EgThe people Of Montreal have
got machine for saving firewood,
which is carried about and worked by
two horses. aft 80 sstsH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-18
PTotes.ant Episcopal Convention.


Tho Convention was called to order, after ser.
vice IN the church. by III. Rev. Bishop Meade
the Assistant Biship being present.
The list of clergy Of the Diocese OF Virginia
being called. the following gentlemen answered
+, their names, viz: Rev. Aessrs Andrews, Am
bier, Bowers, Buckley. Baker, NJ. l.. cheYers J.
VI. Chevers, Clarke, Cole Cooke, carraway'
Dame. Dana. Friend. Fisher, Goodwin, Gram
mar G bson, HoT. johnson, Jones, kinckle,kin-
solving, Kepples, Locke, Leayell. Lee, Lind, Min
nieerode. Martin. McCabe, L. c. Mcclure, Wm
Mcclure. Meredith, Nelson, Okeson, Pendleton
Russell, Sale, stringfellow, Smith, Sparrow,
Towles, Wharton, Woodbridge, II. II. Wilmer
Withers, Walker White.
On motion of c. +. Lee, A. l.. seabnry was
appointed Secretary pro tenn. The secretary,
Rev. Mr. Cummns, being detained by sickness IN
his famly.)
Rov. Mr. Pendleton and Mr.. Darlington were
appointed committee 10 report upon the eerti-
fcates of Lay members who reported the fol-
lowing Ms duly elected, viz :-Messrs Nelson,
shelton. Cunningham Smith, seabury Lee, LET
obre, CAN'T, Page Harris, Cooke, Withers, Wig
clinton, Conway, Crenshaw, Caxton, Burwell,
Hoggard, Foster, Fitzhugh, Carter, larry, Hob
son, Conrad. holland G. NJ. Darlington, Radford,
Page, Hooper, Friend, Rowlett, Davis, Pollock
Grice Claggett Fowle, E. I. Tayloe, Green and
Wilson.
G. VI. Darlington was appointed treasurer pro
TEN.
Convention adjourned to 9 O'Clock, A. NJ. to-
morrow
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-18

easo can we absolutely deny the existence "i 'i9
I'LL A man beset hy assassius is not bound
10 let himself be tortured and buthered without
using his weapons, because nobody has ever been
able precisely TO define the amount OF DANCE,
which iustifes homicide. Norris a society bound
10 endure pnssiyely all that tyranny can ihiiie''
because nobody has ever been able precisely 10
define the amount of misgovernment which lusti-
fies rebeon-H acauiay's History Of England.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-18
COMMERCIAL.
Lypohbulg Tobacco and Wheat Market
MAY l3lh. ISL.

Toa.eeo Inspections the past week iaO ihd'-'
.siasf ees binds pondmg week nfas yeai WIN
MI. Of I hlsl4 fun Ia 5; inda rum ia 70; ~ do.
from Ca -; - d. fom f@sa' 30 do ir"7 "a ~ :
.lalrsm l0a ); hhs tom l5921i AMI ~ 81" "l'""
private teffns -
4fs ,.f.te. toa af the deliveries. soiar have been
in bf. af v.l, light weights resulting IN loss To ING
,soler ri from 20 cents 81 in all common grades OF
both leaf aud ugs Thosa grades not wanted ny our
manufacturers for rnse ne; they simu p'
riged a. nearly a. can keeping order aud ia hhd'
to Weigh IRON l501 10 l7ht lbs. ,,,.,.
WnEA1-l o. IL 81 20 ior tod Red md Naie
". 7. SMITH.
Comm Merchant.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-18
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

Me&9s Eaiiort You will please announce WIN p.
SCOTT candidate be voted for for magistrate in
district No. for Amherst County, fiji The vacancy
ocensioned by the death Of Wyatt Pet:yjohn.
may lSc2t MANY VOTERS.
ty-W are authorized announce CHAS. A. HOL.
COME as cand date for reelection to the Office Of
Commissioner If Revenue, for the Eastern district of
CnmI bell County, Imay lS.c2ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-18
Noticeto Slave Owners.

Z AM anxious to hire FIFTY NEGROES, in Ian!
n small numbers. II the balance of the year. 10
in the coal mines belonging IN the Mo mt GAllmi
Company, oa the Kanawha river, in Fave tie county,
! am prepared to pay ca down Tor good hands.
owner having Negroes to hire will write to me ut
ley Btidge, Fayette county, Va, stating full pacu
| shall be happy tn communicate with them mmed
ly s. +. GRIFFIN,
Agent for Mt. Corban Goa
Armstrong Greek. Fnyete 20, Va.
Nav l6. lS11.-tf
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-18
Gas

We have had placed on our table the thlfd an
nual report of the Petersburg Gas-Light Co.;
and as said works were originally OF the same
capacity of our own, we take the liberty of laying
before our citizens few extracts from the
port, to enable them the better To Judge of what
may reasonably be expected Of the Lynchburg
Gas-Light Works, the cost Of which, We hive
been informed, was only ss6D0o0 which is the
amount of the capital stock.
The capital stock of the Petersburg Gas Light
company was, on the first Of january 1853, S75,-
800, which was increased before the first of
January 1851 to $4,000, and which is now
proposed TO be still further increased to Ss5,00O,
for the purpose of charging the capacity of
the Works so as 10 supply the demand for gas
Their gasometcr holds little over $1,000 cubic
feet of gas, while, we believe ours holds upwards
of $4,000 feet. The entire number of consumers
LIST January 1881, was 296, against 2ll last yeor;
and of public lamps, 1913, against liz last year.
They now supplying $4,000 cubic feet of gas
per 81 hours,ogainst $4,000 cubic feet last year,
showing an increase of 2,20O,766 cubic feet of
gas from 81 March 1852 to II Dec. 1851. Tho
maximum consumption in "a hours was l0,S20
cubic feet, and the largest quantity manuinc-
tured in "a hours was 1870 cubic feet, genera
ted from II retorts, distilling no bushels coal,
making 2S3 cubic feet per bushel, or little over
30 cubic feet per pound of coal. The quantity
manufactured in the n hours could have been
increased to 10000 cubic feet but for the want of
storage room. During the past year they have
extended their street main 1910 feet Among
their receipts for the current year find the
following;
| NalNs ol baH- Sio'pJo ~
Rent of Metres -..39l AZ
Service Pipe 35,9c
| The netprofit of the year was % per cent
| Sem-annual dividend per cent-leaving sur
plus profit on hand of 81 ,29l q.
An advertisement appears in this morning.
Nirginian, of the gas company in this city. We
! have been using twelve fourteen burners il
this Office for two months, and can speak conf
IDENTITY of the advantages of gas over any other
| light in use. In convenience, cleanliness, econ
omy and safety, regard it as fifty per cent
preferable to any other mode.
Masonic CE1EBRATIoN.-Ihe Masonic Frater-
nifty of the vicinity of Salisbury, n. c. are pre-
pairing to have a grand festival in that place OF
the 22d of June next. Mr.. Blake of Carolina Fee
male College will deliver the Grafton.
JAMES O. WILLIAMS was, ON Tuesday, (unan.
imously) elected Treasurer of the "Citizens' Say
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-18

yariahly chosen a. the medium of such eommun-
cations diplomaiists whose good temper, urbaniiy
and courtesy. would somewhat diminish their
unpalatable nature. instead Of men who, by
display Of the contrary qualities make the bitter
draurhf deuhlv difficult - swallow.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-18
TO the People of Lynchburg eener,p
My Very Kind Friends in p..,.1

\ WOULD RETURN MY MOST SINCERE
N the very liberal patronage aud r.nl aehi
which have been exteInled to re. Iui4 Aaih
them that | have ihi-lied ln. pltsfcrn, : ao LIN
inGtou .otel, 10 heh invite the atfeefia .ae Vs.
who have work in my linz toilet. Tie nh aa Ia
ed as soon the nature Of circumstance. 9tg7llA
aud as tai the quality Of the " nix, eaye IN adm
II wi'o and impurtnl public t. Judge. VI sifl,i a
done my duty. also refer them IL MAJ ~ La
Is we'll and widely Nnown as eentleman. pa'1, "
informed that inefe are many speeulatiofs NH W
busy ersons, in regard 10 what | will mt '"1 So
Thu loh. will endesYor 10 satisfy heir rla.; i't
ing, thnt by Divine permission, will MAKE ea,5.
my debts, Notwithstanding the ear Of vn,lia
been 'iarkly abused" by false assertion H., ~
wait until the plasterels had raised their mir. 10
could get4 job. Now Ia set this maiter ,ipb,
say that ihi' job vas contracted for in 1853 asdf
Of this | have only Ia refer To Mni Lelfwirb pa
want ali the work in the world nor all IN vss.
only as much as | can do in tie time promise
| would say to those wl are buid q. lEnl iftLs. Il
tn give prices instead of haeing illsil wnrl Nv
the old prices, have not ord to So, agaip.t ,5s
ia 'se who may do the wolk at the new price. A.. =
lam permitted 10 atteai TO my own affairs
III conclusion, permit me 10 say TIM my desjrei.
Still in my right hind to carry gentle peace.
To silence envious tongues
All Of which especially submit to the good Da.s
pie OF my Old Virginia State, for
Whom my love and loyal ever has and ever .5sa
growing,
Till death, that winter, Kill it =
may lLdlm A, L. HaMBRlGg
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-18
SPECIAL NOTICES

70 DISTINGUISHED PHYSICIANS. well know
Merchants, respe"tabl, Apothecaies, and hundreds oil
others, bear testimony the good effects Of STAB
LEXIS ANODfNE CHERRY EXPECTORANT in
Coughs, ods. and diseases OF the lrngs and throat
genea ally. There IS emf rcsim in its preparation
Articles which well known and highly prccia,e BIZ
the en- fe meiicnl faculty. alone enter its compos ON
The DlARRHUA CORDIAL is also prepared with
the scientific ski and care. Its beneficial enacls
in diseases OF The bowels have been rkable Over
$40 physicians who have been lie acquainted with the
recipes of these popular remedies lave been leased
with ht and only spoken of them in OF unqnal
fled praise II you In Co1s dis, use Of thu
Lungs Throat, give the cxpectount trial o. il YOU
any of yoar friends meet The ut of the Dmrrhnca
Cordial make oft with ronhden, and mark the
suit See advertisement in another column aud des.
eriptive pamphlets. be had gratis Of the agents
Price for each only so cents, six bottles for So
may iS.lm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-18
Salt, EEerrissgs &c.

HhA SACKS Marshall Salt, in first rate orla
ASBSp 10 bbls No. N. G. Herrings,
4,00O lbs. Lend Pipe to / inches,
700 lbs. Bar Lead,
Receiving and for sale by GEOBGE BAGH
mny II
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-18
FUNERAL, NOTICE,

The funeral of the late Mrs. jackson Ruckor
will be preached at the residence of her father
Col. John billiard, in Amherst county, on the 2d
day OF June next. may l5-c2t
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-18
Malltles.

ID &c EIV ED by express this morning nlnl.aas
~ of MANTLES of the latest styles.
May lG-ts JOHN I. DAFhl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-18
NOTICE.

can he found at my office, from O'CLOCK, A. Mt
IL o'clock. p NJ ready, when not ofica ly engaged
do amy wiring in the way of preparing deefs, coaa
wills and othe instruments, Foreigners desrolso Of
coming natulaIzed will be nitendel TO
apl 22.dts WIN. ID BRANCH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-18
ROarders Wanted.

M RS. MUNSON CAN ACCOMMODATE OF
I'A boarders at her Boarding House on Isl street
posite the residence of VIM. 7. TIA idfer.o. Esq,
There is also entrance from Main street, adoi
the First Prespyterian Church
Trrn6-$3 per week. may lodi
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-18

HGEET, EEGgHE-A supply of fresh ca
FL phene and Burning Fluid. constantly on hand 1
for sule by JOHN II. SEAY d co,
may lG Is Drugsht
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-18
To the Citizens of Campbell

our Gull upon me to announce myself as candidate
for Sheriff for the county of Campbell, in the papers
OF this city has been duly app ecia,ed. | feel
bound 10 say that your kindness heretofore and your
wnrm personal feelings as shown by this call compel
TO say: il am ele. ted will YOU 10 the hest Of
my nbiliiy; but you must he that the uncxre
call and the short time that will eupse between this and
OF YOU ar doing anything towards electioneerine; and
having bus ness engagements HAT duty requers me to
attend o. lenve myself in your hands satisfied
abide the decision OF the majority. and forever grateful
Tor that warm and and generous friendship which has
been EXTENDED to me by the citizens oil Lynchburg and
the county of Campbell. JNO o. TAYLOR.
may 15-dSclle
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-18
ALate Arrival of Building Material,

E4NlNE Front Door, Rim and Morise Locks, win
Il without night latches, Upright and fog"
Rim Locks, square Rim Locks aud Hatehes Of III
stylrs, upright, villa, hotel abtted and 81 dns1l
NJ r.Ise Locks Plated, pearl white, glass, maef..
gillo aud Fancy French HUBS can be furnished
either tlS Rim or Mo-tse Locks Latthes for fLa
Windows, various patterns, Rim mud Morti,e la
ocks, Cupboard Locks, Stock aud Pinto Loeks II.
door Locks, ilh and without Knobs, night .9na.s
Rim Latch"s, sliding door rail, sheaves and asia
plated, fruri white ind mineral Belpuls, from y
Sells, with fixtures complete, Door nni Window Il
ges in great variety Gate Hinges of varioG' pl'a
Screws of good quality, from ITO inches, h al
Screws, Hat, round, square chain, Flush and iaa pa
the mist approved Bind ft-tenines, Slsh Loe0
Axle pulleys, Sash Cord Finishing Nails inraPe.. =
to inches, do do by the pound or keg, looil,s
r' m 8dy. to l2ay,, II AIDED Cut do from BY tois
Spikes from to inches. fencing, paling AMI W.T.
Nails, French. English and Amsric ttiadaf on
different qualities and all the sizes in common p'e :
ty in blndders, &c.
Believing that we ,frr greater iadueenleai, :,
CARDS quality, quantity, rareiy and Prite, than any
establishments in the upper cnhnlly we Iespeel'll Il.
call from those wishing TO purchase Bnilai,s,
ware GREGORY & ROlAL"
mGy 1I.ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-18

tEElEll BOOKS FOR CHURCHMEN
-SaSksswPrayer Books from | . cts. to $s 90
S S-la4sasI l!nss Family Commentary ON Gosrel.
Cltaimers on Romans l"'
AlPIYtIi Sermons aud l.. cInr.s
b'rkersteth on the Lord sumner
philip Devotional Guides.
no MARY S-Alartha' : -IIannsh's-Lydia's.
~. Love 81 the SPIRIT Young Man. Close; Library
q a"ofhton Pryersaud Commentary,
nSles h'ot OF Chaf; Living or bend
',', RED iasments-iouug Disciple; Pastors estimo.
Ezthirf~ Nisor-W,, Mark-Itis Welt
hrhel hrislnn lenr
Olson ~ n,'h e'sra Frvata aud Andrews Devotio,s.
J,nrrhnnn'a Heavenly Hou,s.
Mfs1'nger Old Mans Home Combn ants
anwrig s. Fam ], PRAYERS, aus
Jay Mo ming and Eycring evot ons,
ne above. with many Rel ZION. Books f., MI. L
tteo.4. MORSE'S Comm Eause
pn,or =, e'ose eoasi2nae',a few lclns Sermon
may n -" t''e'' C.M.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-18
n BONNETS MANTLES, LACE
Al Goods and Fancy Millene1y.

w. We invite the particular attention OF buyers
to our large and elegant stock of Goods. which vi
sold as low as the same gamble bought in this mar,
NAV II St II +. HENNlA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-18
ShalxspeIian Reading

The shaksperian Reading by Miss White Of
Richmond, to which we have several times made
reference, will take place tonight at TEMPERANCE
HALL. As entertainments of this character are as
rare In this city as they are intellectual and
pleasing,we are justified in expecting full houses
NOEICE.-lhe subscriber will be compelled 10
! Y ieaye for the West ia few dBy- business:
he akes this method inform those indebted to- him
for in the years 1852 and 1867 TINT lpuger indu
eenee will not be given, and they VII therefore plea =
call and settle their accounts JOHN GROUSE,
nny 10 d&clt Al the sitrtct House.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-18

GEASONAgEE beautiful SlLk.RA
~ Alpaca Goats with Velvet Collars, sold at the
zaar-a new lot received this morning by Expre.s.
myl7 BURROUGHS SHAFER 4 ca
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-18

Gg JOHN o. TAYLOR is hereby called upon and
requested To announce himself candidate for he
Office Of Sheriff III Campbell the approaching cleo
tieG. This request is made without any previous
suation with Mr. TAYLOR, but il is earnestly hope that
lie will yield to the Wishes of large number tf the
may II CITIZENS OF CAMPBELL.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-18
EK0GHA G0ATS.

GALL at the Baz,ur and see those splendid
~ Black Cloth Flock Coats, just received rom
Petersburg Mandatory, as good as eas'om make.
taocaty fee percent cheaper.
may II BURROUGHS, SHAFER {
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-18

Eg@JOHN q TAYLOR is announced as a candidate
fn the office Of Sheriff, for the County of G ,mpbell
Without nsulting him MANY VOTERS
may lis
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-18
FANCY LINEN COATS.

GONE ENTIRELY NEW STYLES, just le.eiy
- surprising anything heretofore exhibited inlher
At The Fashionable Cloiling Bazaar.
may II BURROUGHS, SHAfER & ca
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-18

Genacmol You will please say in your paper, that
JOHN o. TAYLOR will be voted for at tie coming
ieeien ion Sheriff Of Gampbe he owes it those that
voted tor him before rot To oppose tGer wishes,
my II Is SOME OF HIS FRIENDS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-18

JAMES 0. WILLIAMS was, on Tuesday, (unan-
imously) elected Treasurer of the "Citzens Saw
ings Bank at Lynohburg" in place of John Nc
Kinney, deceased. Mr.. w. has been for some
time dischargng the duties of the post. His APP
pontment is the just reward of merit.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-18

News fIom Australia True il is some disiuace
from Tint country, but those afilired ~ baldpe,s
home matters OF some importance Use Emrrsnl's
American Hair Restorative IL you wish to produce
ew growth of hur. Price Si,0J ia large Bottles Sold
iy ID T. LYMAN
mav lS-w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-18

Moses Cyrie, John Thurman,
Albert Branch, Henry Godsey,
Ihos. Tompkins, William Elliott,
Ezekiel Dobbins, John Elliott,
Robert Williams, Samuel Vest
John Jones, John Peacock"
Robert Crostick, Joseph Shaw,
Henry Vest Jeremiah Kane,
William Palmer, Thomas Brown,
John kiyer,. Joseph Rightshaw."
Those markd thus are boys.
We sincerely hope tina: our phonthropic citi-
zens will at once put on foot subscription TO aid
the helpless widows and children of the unfor-
tunate men, who have met with this sad and sud
den calamity; and that all who can do so, will con-
tribute literally and promptly. Money will not
heal the broken hearts of the unfortunate survi-
yors, but it will them from starvation.
Before closing our hasty and imperfect notice,
we must return many thanks to Messrs Foley,
Clifford, John and job Atkins, and other gentle
men whose names we do not remember. for their
extreme courtesy in enabling us to gather such
facts as we have already given.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-18

~ We authorized 10 announce SAMUEL II.
QCARlES ii candidate for the office OF Sheriff Of
Bedio d county, NJ the next e'eciion. feb % IS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-18

Masonic CELEBRATION Masonic Frater-
nifty of the vicinity of Salisbury, n. c. are pre-
pairing to have grand festival in that place on
the 22d of June next. Mr.. Blake of Carolina Fee
male College will deliver the Grafton.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-18

~ Notice to the Farmers Of Bedford. Tho
#rmefs OF Bedford County are requested u eel nj
Liberty Cour, ia, (it Monday for the purpose of fr
ming an AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY-aux;etv IN
''', ?'i q "l'N' tmay i5-c2t1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-14
one WEEK LATER FROM Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC.
SEVASTOPOL NOT TAKEN.
NOTHING IMPORTANT FROM TIE SEAT Of WAR

The L. s. mail steamer Pacific from Liverpool
at o'clock, p. NJ, "Wednesday, Nov. %, with
1872 passer gers,) arrived here al II O'Clock
Wednesday morning.
The Pacific arrived cut at | o'clock, Wednesday
morning Nov %.
In consequence Of the tide rising late, the Pa
cifc did not sail till o'clock Thursday IN morning,
the entire passage.
The Arabia arrived at Liverpool at noon Of
Sunday, Nov. 20.
The Niagara sailed from Liverpool, on SAtur-
day, the 25th, with the saith Regiment OF Infan-
try, few companies Of the 56th and of Artillery,
for the Crimea.
The next news from Europe will probably
reach this country by the Sarah Sands which
would leave Liverpool Dec. 6, for Portland.
Since the terrible battle fought at Inkermann
on the 9th Of November in which the allies
lost nearly 4,C0O men, and the Russians nearly
10000, neither party has been in condition to
renew active hostilities. On that occasion both
sides claimed the victory. The Russians were
the attacking force the battle ragged from dawn
till afternoon, when they retired to SympheropOl,
from which they came-the allies being unable
to pursue. No incident of importance has oc-
CURED since then. The report Of another battle
on the 18th is discredited. TIE urgent necessity
of reenfOrcements to the ALLIES, to preserve the
very existence of their army, has called forth
an unwonted degree Of activity in England
and France, and, ere this, reenforcements TO
the extent of 80, 900 additional men must be in
position before Sevastopo. This will enable the
besiegers to resume their attack. Reinforce.
Dents are, in like manner, augmenting the Rus
sian strength, and i. is ev lent another great bat
tie, or series of battles must be fought, before
the fate of Sevas.opOl be decided. The diplo.
maists of Russia, Austria, Prussia. and the lesser
GermaDic States, are particularly active. Eng
land and France, have, however taken higher
tone than they have hitherto assumed, and have
notified the German Governments that the west
ern powers no longer recognize the four points
as basis Of negotiations; also, that they intend
to hold the Crimea, and will, in their own time,
dictate terms Of peace. From the other parts of
Europe the news is destitute Of interest
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