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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-08
To the Voters of Lynchburg =

am IA caudbine ,nr your suifuec, III, electinr ia
April next t,rt,e office of Muster oi Police. After
residence If tmty-two years ia Your cly and neigfb"r
hooI. deem it Unnecessary say yhhg oi my-tlt-
iattLc Ihin, IT ecctc will scargr the duties of
The ollie. GEO PERClVAL SIR.
n Il,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-08

The Governor has given Henry Wilson, who
was to have been hung last Fritay, the 9TH, AT
Staunton, farther respite of four weeks, in or
der to allow him time TO examine the evidence in
the case.
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Mr.. Walb'idge of New York has proposed M
amendment 10 the Constitution providing for III,
election Of Collectors and Postmasters by tn,
people.
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Dr -. Roses GeiebrlIed . lsnIly
Medicines.

DR. J. s. Ross hedic n Aariscr to persons in Sick
and III llru Ill., Almanac Tor 81! hi~ pub
lcti"n ia from the pet ot ennprt ply >cian ct Phil
aiuplia. t"gua' graduate of the Medical Cnlicge
AID hon'ral, mbrr at the Philadelphia Nriicn-
src'ety. II coninuS much good advlre lI.vulid,
vi persons IN h,r,lih 1t also ,c>crhrS, com.
iornru-ivo the diseases OF variable cnnlc
AID the made OF ircutueHi. No .nmily should III, with.
opy OF this book. Ii can be had, without an,
- nrso. at the Nv Dng Store of Mrs,rS. Wrigh, Il
Allison, where d.. Roses valuable Family Medicines
re fur >ait. sept Gm
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ling your soul 10 the deeii--ihs printer = t'r "a
mes of pottnge: sacrificing future fame 10 pre-
sent nrcpzzifisS
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Dr. Brainerd, of wluse lecture md tx "iiments
imperfect vision md discussed eyes spoke the other
lay hcing under the Necessity n returning tn Richmond
lms Left with friend, the Nofv"I House. in>iru-
'ncnts 10 The poor who my cali. fee Of churge
fhose esitug to purchase can also be supplied A.
his mrang, may cnniinrr fI few day. ony those
desiring treatment Instruments hao better IMPLY
once. We >ai fled thu d, Bs syst, m oi
ment has produced some very gnaI cure.
Fet II
.Y fhe puhlr dnrlv ,oudug H,tter satisfied ri
The u crits Enmtr>ols Am. rir Hair Restorative.
and the denand in rrn>es. Try II Tor baldncs. Iuli
ng lair Pic 81 OO-n large battles
SnId by d. Il LYMAN, Lyrchturg.
iul. 2-IAN
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Special term of the Circuit Court of Albe-
marie commenced yesterday.
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NfxGHNiA-Ar ,u.r, he 4 ~ tho = nix. ofbr

" tAuRNkA-At ,uirS he 4 Ia the y rk Ufhr
Il III" Z tcuii Cmir at Is, ali nd ,.uuntv, the Oh
day 81 february. 1874:
Nancy NJ 'j"r ara Arsrlnr H. r bnson.. Pftgs.
AGAINST
tia'wand Major inmc- M,ior Willium Major IN hr,
wh rght WI aS' xeculor 1T The li,i will aud e,a
n'cnt ii Jno. Maj ,drc d..und - Dau son \ Luc,
liz vie, formerly Lucy Val r ......... DeJ}s
IN CHAM cry.
II Is -eit : hrougl 10y tlr liH MI % aln from
itr Cunt II csh'iritti,n II The last will und tesla
nriH 81 Jbn Major. dec'L and II derree .,,cl i,
r'x'eht Il The lanlih', interests ilrrrund.r-Ara
ais decr fo III" ,cttlenrn; of tine d, n.nnt's " II,
MHl"r nccouH nf his admins, ration # r. estate -,
81 J"hn Mayor ccd and II ace ,inl the defend
ah's, liafwn"i. dlium \ james NluI.r as Trustee.
n' e., he sixth chase the vi vt ,i J,tn h,i,r
' - Hd a Decree. ui~ due, H. IN. mid ,u.
''S /" pay AID revrr To the 81 IN ills the mon am,
properly irInoiit't !" hcm u, th,. >sd J Ina A,iur
:" "''''"lSc - to diSp of same IL, vii b II ei.
"'I ln"lt te'llnn It the sad trstator
an" u appearing thru the Defendant jam Major
" aH hHahihui ui ti- State. j. uttlrr,d il:lt the,
"Frh"'h''Ja"'s Mai r.do apl"n b, frclhe ia I.r
:, tue lcHt Count 81 Is dtn,d cnuut,, NJ rn,, C.itt
'S' ''ir't' witt in I'M mouth after ,uc ptlIt,ati,i,
" ''ls "!d'r AMI 81" What l. res>arv Ia pncrt hi.
'e'i',hhI that tn urtrI le tn1ii-nrd weekly Tor
' successive weeks in sum. new s,tt.t nui- he'd il,
T.. ~ Luurs hHd rosied the .r,,nI ii ri M. Guu,,
''"u'e ~ Is conniy N he frs ,in ui c next C,un
: Unit C"w--Trste,
:, JOS. WE SON Clerk
M">,ts GoGGIS h PACK }
t"n"sti tn = 'h- { lrL wAy
C'NE -"uO Alnanars la 1871 Ior gra.ull..u,
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Sale Of Stocks.

WE will -"ll 1T gh LAY ii fetrupry, ls;,
w fouwlng Stock:
>, Shares Lynchhurg & Salem Turnpike Stock
Shares Campbeii G. n. Turnpike Stick.
| Share blue Ridge Turnpik. Stock
Shares Jas Il. AID Kun. Csrml Stuck.
; :. IRE, Former Bank Stock.
TERMS OF ALE:-G0 DAYS credit, rr,,f
paper, sati>fa, foriIy endorsed
JOHN II. TYREE,
SAMUEL TYREE.
INA 81 ,h9f.b Ex'ars - R T,rno To-
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M ASEED-At Eln'. Aml,~r>i c., II f,>tiat.
w BOOT \ SHOE MAkER.->nrh nm one " i'll
b" hbefaiiy iatronlz'd. For innn,ut.on concerning
the above l"catioa. ntGly 10 Calt. Grog H. Danroi.
. the Post Master. II Elnn.
hl' IT '2w MANY CITIZENS
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Further POstpo,pemcu,

lHE ab"Nr nh = ia'tnrr Iostfonrl uni, T..
The I III iny Il February. WI
dilIfb " Il RoANp .
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Fresh Garden Seeds,

HNflE suhsrrihtr. IRE now recciv NJ ihrr Spf tg
l. ply # t1,rdrn Seeds, direct ftum LANDRl
oil Phifn,epta The stock IS large aud m..n e.
~ variety OF seed usually wanted ia hi. Mar,e.
warranted fresh AID genuine
Icy Dr,ciip ion, Cutalogurs 4 Amanars. with
recti"ns foi culture and painting. la b. ha GRATIS
Also. suppl, of choice FLOWER SEED
t.b 8ts JOHN II SEAY & cd
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POstpOneil,ent,

IN eonsr laen. Il MI Snr,ti, wr,tl -, =
al ha- been 'o-tp"ne,i II Tnesa> the ri, a.
mary, VIE" II vii taie l'Ince u. nhoya NJ u /
iiy he Hnf'Vnable it vii TAX ,.lace lie e.. 'ea
thrrtaft " Il ROW. ah
jan IS dt7fb Uni
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DAILY iIRGlNIAN.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. fEB.Y :. Is,4.

The undersigned having an the 3lst LAY OF
january. 1854, b COME so. Proprietors Of the
LYxcHBuRG NIRGISIAS Newspaper and job
Printing Esfa lishment, will hereafter conduct
il business und r the style and firm OF MeDoN-
AID 4 PETERS. They have assumed all the La
bilties Of TERRY a. SHIELDS. and arr authorized
=, receive pa,meu, of all cniins due that firm.
f8 J. MCDONALD
:. 7. PE1EhS,
Frh Il. 1854. ID. +. &. PETERS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-08

Dam y ~ OILS .,pwn bat y ME Zlnr
f''rts. hral u. ia. rni n. a.. For ~ - =,
J'"'3 dets h. STADLER a. co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-08
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
VAL. Able BUILDING tor.

Auction o. ffilsy liz. III, ia, 4
~ 4. al ~ uciork. NJ. ~ nu lie prau,i.. aaf
sigh'ri, acting nndrr tie nntheiify e a w I'd,
Amherst rousis c"urt. in the .ut .h ~, D., =, d
and vile, Sr. rrni ouneed en The IsHb =
VII rac,'ed /" sell Mt Puhli' auriinn "a aCas 81
LAND. lying In ihe e"aniy Il Amin ri .eN q
'Ppo-ii" The snii, -iie d, "l \ ,ufy., ,, fas'a
The Ia VIII b. exhibited at ihe -'i. and II viii
sii"d ii" hts - snit tie p r-ea.er. ~
TERMS:-II on d credit .,f tx md ,n.l.
inhins ,.go',l.is r'ii isftcinrily cad maaHl
dee 81 2tawi27ian ". \ ROANR -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-08

ACADEMY We ire glad to h-ar lhat the sug
gcStion of our correspondent, "eITHEN" in inynr
Of IA public Academy is exciting some interest
upon that subject and thai mnuy Of 'ur citizen,
huve expressed II willingness 10 cooperate in Il
feciny 50 desirable ntla'nmonf. We orc rot-
sfcd thut fanny energetic and public tri tied
man or committee will take il IN hand, can be
carried through will but little effort. II Ia re
preach To ynchhufg that with rll her industry
and wealth 81 little regard Ii uld BIZ pad 10 cd0
cation. There are excellent private scho Is w
admit, but no endowed institutiol-lo lhlo-
sophieal up ora,us-no facilities or inducements
iora thorot oh scientific course Of study. Per.
haps public meeting aid be the best mode Of
initiating uctiop upon the subject. hat say the
citizens
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-08

TATTERsALL's IL LoNDoN.-TattersalFs is
very famous place in London, and long has been
for two things-buying and selling horses, and
Letting on horse races. Within those not hal
lowed precincts. there reigns for the time being,
during business hours, the most perfect social
cqn ,ity that can be imagined The peer and the
pick pocket, the jockey and the gentleman, the
prince, the high digntary, the rogue the forger,
form-all rank and all pre- emincnee and pre-
tensions being merged into one plain question
whether the person Is good for the bets he takes
offers; and if he il known to be, it matters not
whether he is respectable whether he be the
last or lowest Of English society. After the
grave, there is, perhaps, no spot under ground or
above it, where can be found such perfect equali-
~ a. at Tattcrsalls.- Globe
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-08
GREENWAY, BROTHER 4 CO.
NO. 10, BARCLAY-ST., New-Y,

Ut SIfft NJ J he .4sF0F IT0f"
Importers and Jobbers of Dry God
M E ore con -taoil, receiving by Packets n
W err from Europe lnrse nmoun~ OF dts
GOODS, adapted 10 tie wants of the trude, Win
offer fer sui" at low prices for cash, approved
payable Bank.
A. gu, lunl connection with the south has el,f
Thorough know. .dge nj their wants. We are P
I" iml,nrl gonds exaciy adapted To their sales Il
imr"rling them ourselves, con aifnd 10 sell then
low.
All descriptions Of LINEN GOODS are nt
:ne very lar,.ly
We have nt all fines full stock Of the i
class Of DaMESTlC GOODS--Ihr whple max
ore plrin aud desirable stock than We liar
before lad AID "" iuviin buyers I" Inspect il.
GBEENNAY. BROTHER & co.
10 Barclay st. and > Purh f'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-08

How TO WEAR SPEcTACLEs.-The following
is copied from treatise on the Eye by Mr..
West, an eminent optican:
"ln the proper use "t spectaces there is no
circumstance of more Importance than their po-
sion on the head. They should be wern so that
the glass may come close TO the eye as posi-
BILE, without touching the eye-lashes. They
should also be placed 80 that the glasses may be
parallel TO the paper when the head is in an easy
position. To accomplish this, let the sides of
the spectaces bear the head about midway
between the top of it and the ear; the eyes will
then look directly through the glasses to the pa
per- aud make t e most advantageous use of
them, instead OF looking obliquely through them
to the paper, rs spectacies are usually worn, with
their bows in contact with the ear, in which po-
siton hey produce distorted image on the ret
inn. The sides of TIE spcctacics should also be
placed at AN equal height upon the head"
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ARATOGA orc .NGREss Water.

- - SUPPLY just hand, lirrct the reiebra
Ted Saratoga rings \, H-fork 10" sair b,
ft 8- 80 II II. SEAl X co.
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Post Office Matters

The cerryerpondcnt of the Baltimore Patriot
SAYS -
The House Committee on Post Offices aud
Post Road- have agreed upon two important bills,
which will he reported Ia the House Tor IT. adop-
ton by the chairman Of thai committee, The Hon.
Edison Il. Old-, a. the standing commit
tees shall bc called on for reports The two bills
in question have been agreed upon by the com
mitice, almost, If not quite unanimously.
The first section oi the bill for repeating the
ocean rtenm mail contracts annnls the extra
compensation now allowed To the Collins Line,
and 1iyer the Company notice that after the first
Of September next. The extra compensation will
be- withheld. The second section nnnul> the con
trnct between the Government aud the Collins
Line lltogcther,irom and after that dnic,and pro
yidcr for the purchase, 10y the Government OF
the ships oi -ald line tai such valuation may
b. agreed ~ on 10y competent judges selected
By ilefwn PARTIES Ia TIE contract.
The hind section unuul~ liz contract with the
Law aud \ lfInWull "inl nie., and the other
steam null companies hnyIHg contracts for carry
ing the MALL ~ uc,an slcane.s ?, and PROVIDE for
the purchase OF the steamers ownid by those
companies, the for the purchase Of those
of the Collins Line.
The fomth section requires the Postmaster
General To contract for the carrying of the occat.
mails upon the same principle aud after the same
fashion now observed in reinlion TO the lnnd ser
vice
II il understood that this bill hn- been framed
IN accordance with tie views of the Postmaster
6cn,rn aud oil the poaker If the House.
The bill for incr asing thepay of Postnastcr-,
provides incr,ase of an average of about
twenty five Ter ccn1m on the compensation now
received 10y Posmurters nhosc Jay doe- not
reach two thousand dollars per antm Tho
lower the rate OF the present compensation, thu
higher II cour,e is the per cenium ri the incrcus
propos,d in the bill al the committee.
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U,HE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

l. Thanks To his friends aud the public fer Tia
.ouaee heretofore 50 literally extended IT, hin,
hegs continuance OF tie same the rO1'rrI
feb ST. d T. & PETEhI
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Co-Partnership Notice.
TNllE Undersigned having a.soclated thelnseye
Il grrhrr under TIA" sl,l AM ii IA
Stigler, McElderry 4 Co.,

Tor the parrose of conduct ng the DRY GOODS
SlNESS, in all it branches, at the I'D ,tsai
ID. L. G. Peter. wuuid ask the friends uf D T. q
nd the public generally, to extend 10 the ca,
line patronage 50 liberaly bestow ed on the orner
They nre determined Il al no pains or effort shal
spared on their part To give sati>facio 10 al, wO
favor them with call. Thei intentiun i. to
oheapfo cash, M to prompt customers, IN the 4
lm-.
IL All they ask is fair t'ia.
JAMES \. STlGlE5
ROBT. McELDERRY)
Feb. list, 1854. ID. +. G. PETERS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-08

SstCE DUO Atnmnars In isJl lor gra.uIi. IL,
hist lhutiun Cu aud get one
J. n sEAf 4 CO, Druggist.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-09

THE DAILY CRESCENT.
MeNpAY MORNING., JANUARY 3, 1854.
EIGHTH of JANUARY.


Yesterday was the thirty ninth anniversary
of the battle Of New Orleans; battle equally
glorious to our country and our city one which
proved in the South as decisive as l3rktoWR.a
the Middle States, and as bloody IS , aEafmy-
the North The flower Of the 5fments under
men who had served in ysserash Europe-came
approved leaders, all tn Of realizing Bur-
here with the exags, and walking unmolested
goyne's proud oils of the South. Those who
into the nj premature graves in the cypress
did 9s through which they moved, returned
sNomftted, defeated and disgraced. It was
glorious battle for eur city aud our citizens, and
ii is well that it should be remembered and an
nually celebrated.
The anniversary this year, like the battle it
self, fell on Sunday. The day was ushered IN
with q salute Of thirty nine guns; another
salute was fred at noon, and O national salute
at sunset. Flags were set flying from all the
public buildings, from the hotels, from printing
Offices, from many private residences and BY the
shipping. The military turned out with full
ranks and marched through all the principal
streets. Such obseryances as were fitting, we're
paid to the day, although there were fewer hol7
day demonstrations than usual. There are still
in our mi list many of the veterans who figured
in the fight of the eighth of January, and jean
not but be pleasing to them to sec the estlmatlon
in which their gallant deeds are, and ever wiii
be holden by the grateful citizens Of the CITY
their yal0r saved.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-09
The Sonora FiIihnstars.
The Alta california Of the lsth December has 4

The Alta California Of the 18th December has the fol-
lowing
On the Sd December, according to the news aeceived
yesterday they out party of foragers, who took
provisions and stock from ranch This inceDsed the
Caornians, who attacked the party, killing twelve or
fourteen men and drove them back to Ensenada where
the whole party beseged the 9Th December one
week ago. entirely cut of from their vessel we are
not informed how many persons were on board OF the
Caroline but probably not than tive or six ner now
far she lay from shore An account different from that
given by correspondent given to the effect That the
party Americans started out from Ensenada for San
Tomas twenty-five mies distant with the intention OF
capturing Negreta the ge oco or civil chief OF Lower
CALIFORNIA; position inferior to that of the military gov
ernor Such would naturally suggest itself to
the bustes upon hearing of the eud between Meiende8
and the ge polco referred to in correspondence
should be regardless Of policy honesty and American
honor out to take without pay, the property OF
the ranyheros However correspondent s generally
correct has excellent of information aud his ac-
count Ii consistent and is given with full details.
Ii thu account given be correct there are only about
thirty Americans left Of whom perhaps twenty We're
beaeged in the adobe house week since In this house
party had but small stock of provisions and water
not sufficient than four of five days at the ut
most of the siege is probably decided before
have escaped to the Caroline II the party still on
land it probable that the vessel will be capuaed by the
Caornians The Of the Mexicans will inspire
them with confidence to continue their opposition and
scarcely any change b8 made with anything like
force which will make the expedition failure,
far Lower Calfornia is concerned. The Accounts
which have reached have arrived through Msxicans
ana may be very much exaggerated but there 10 little
to doubt that there foundation for them
Our think that the party have al
ready reinforced by the parties of strager who
would probably unite after penetrating short distance
into the Mexican territory.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-09


70 be commanded BY prominent pro-sler near SONORA
company to be sent Down to the asass NY
fo the purpose of defending thu fd AZ w @
rauiana But that bill "a earhess ier pri'a'e III
anu .Ieh oese vas IN matured the lawless ndividu
ha mans were getting them being kept under pay all
a., 49, ,aa II sLegisature. 1t not till October
IA wb;fe bseady to out their mission and when
that tbe,eo sail Gen. Hitchcock interposed, and the
INST .fipg was, for the time blown to the Winds But
ssstrct Attorney refusing to cooperate with him and
press having expressed Interpretation OF his COURSE
the matter it thought little risk would be run n
trying again And the next time they we're successful
and since the news was received of the stand made by
Capt Walker other companies have followed at pleasure
as though there were no law sgainstit
And now, at reading these last facts, what
will be the first cry of unthinking Southern
men? Alas we, q Southern man to the core,
know but too we'll They will at once take
Captain Walker into their affections, and even
set us down as little better than an abolitionist,
when we tell them, that which we shall none
the less tell them, what is our solemn opinion OF
this matter.
The South, with half the Union and all the
foreign world against her, has but one chance OF
saving not merely her institutions but herself
from destruction That chance is, to act with
prudence, with moderation, with loyalty to the
Constitution and the laws, with fidelity to trea-
ties and all the rights of nations. She must not
turn yet more against her the sympathies of the
good at home, by rushing into Dsunionism, which
will never save her; and still less must she set
On foot guilty attempts like this of Walker,
which are only fit to make her at onoe odious
and ridiculous to the whole world. Let her
once be perceived to be thus disposed to trample
upon the unoffending, the laws, all faith, peace
and humanity, in order to propagate Slavery
aud she will presently be put under the ban Of
the whole civilized earth.
Nor is this quite all. We're this criminal en-
terprise in California to succeed, it would soor
be followed by an attempt to bring about the
secession of California from the Union The
same plotters would speedily set about that new
mischief, aud probably find it, within five years
easy work
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-09
TURKISH AFEaIRS.

1t seems to us that the failure of England and
France, thus far, to take part with the Turks,
when they are so manifestly going to tue wall,
goes far to verify our original opinion that they
ethose powers) never will, Indeed, it would
be both monstrous and foolish to have let them
90 to fighting and to begin to show foul-play, as
soon as one Of them was about to be whipt.
Turkey will probably soon have to sue fol-
peace. Then will be the time for England and
France to interfere, and, if necessary, compel
Russia to grant her moderate terms, and such
as shall leave little impaired the European Bal,
auce of Power. That, we think, will be THEN
course. z =... -.g
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-09
THE DaY,s INTELLIGENCE.

Our readers viii presently perceive that our
news Of to-day, from several quarters. is of I'M
usual Importance end interest. The Bedini
riot az Cincinnati is likely to excite it appears,
a great fame of religious intolerance, for and
against it--though manifestly it had its rise In
politics alone and sprang from one Of those ire
ligious associations of Germans, which aow ex.
list III all the Northern cities, and are not a bit
less the enemies Of Professionalism than OF Cath
olcisan, There is one thing Of which we our
selves are intolerant--of the country's permit
ting its public peace and its laws to be thos
overturned by religious or by inhdel disturbers,
no matter who they be. of foreign or OF native
birth. Next to this, as 4 matter of domestic
concern, are the railroad riots at Erie, of which
the character and the objects are now develop
ing themselves in a still more odious light than
heretofore Of still higher interest, because
we are ready to fight for that abroad which We
should hate at home, is the news from our be-
loved brother, the Suns cousin german, the
how he is getting threshed, by land as well as
sea. Last comes that still more attractive po-
tentate, patriot and warrior, President Walker.
with the news, from San Diego and San Fran
cisco. Of the real meaning Of his expedition and
the event OF his judicieus attempt to make his
way across the peninsula, through dangerous
passes, in 8 hostile country, with a handful. Of
men, every one Of whom is likely to be cut off.
Of all this, the details will be found in our col
umns. There seem, too, to be lively hopes of a
grand qrOnanctamento, q riot in New York