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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-15
,TEsT NEWS BY THE MAILS.
CONGRESS-TUEspAY.

ss,rE-Various memorials were presented
; len from the files; which were referred IL
.hs S appropriate committees
ng a hin for the relief of the legal representa-
s.f isaac T. Simonton was considered and
Pa, ns Mason moved that the Senate proceed to
~. ..ansideration of executive business; which
the -, agreed to-yeas II, nays 23.
Fas a senate then proceeded to consider the bill
l .,;ng a credit for limited period for duties
ao" lad iron imported into the L. States.
Oh IA la Douglas offered an amendmentin the form
VI. ,bst;t1te for tie original bill.
81 debate. on motion of Mr. Pratt, the fur
Ase .,,sderation of the bill was postponed until
lef 1--we 3or week-yeas 33, nays9.
n, .3o,Sr OF RFPREsENTATIvEs.-On motion of
hg 9;oster. the Secretary of the Interior was
NJ h Ia to communicate information relative
req frands upon the Pension Office.
10 a NV ,aation of Mr.. Jones, OF New York, the
on i,;ttee on Printing was requested to report
O9n,,,t 70 the distribution of Congress medals a
,e",'a the medict faculty. ,r
m9 na consideration of Mr. Bennet's land bill was
Inc .nooe5 until this day two weeks. The House
PoslP.o nto committee, and Mr.. Cullom spoke in
wen n.;t;on 10 the Nebraska bill. Mr.. Cobb
forward the special order, being his bill
eio" reedncinr and graduating the price of public
lol The committee rose, and without doing
a n, business of public Importance, the House
4 donrned.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-15
Col. Fremopt's Erpe dition.


The New York Sun has been shown a letter
Received in that city, written by Mr.. Carvalho
10 his wife, dated at caravan, Little Salt Lake;
Mormon Settlement, Feb. 9th" Mr.. Carvalho
ktates that Col. Fremont and party arrived there
jn the previous day, Feb. 9Th, in great distress
having been AZ hours without food, and having
Suffered every hardship. They had lost one man
but the rest were then in safety and well taken
care Of For fifty days they had subsisted on
orse and mule meat! Mr.. Carvalho was one of
%. Fremonts party.
The reports published relative to deaths sus-
aned by Col. Fremont's party were greatly ex-
|ggerated. The National lntellgencer of yes
mday contains letter from Col. +. himself da
ed "Parawan, Utah Territory, Feb. 8, 1854"
b which he says: 81 have had the good fortune
meet here our friend, Mr.. Babbitt, the Secre-
larry of the Territory, who is ON his way to Wash
ngton in charge of the mail and other very in
eresting dispatches, the Importance of which is
Urging him forward with extreme rapidity. He
Dasses directly on this morning, and have bare
atew moments to give you intelligence of our
ate arrival and of our general good health and
Reasonable success in the object of our expedi
Ition.n
Col. Fremont is satisfied that his success has
established completely the favorable nature of the
eentral route for railroad to the Pacific, in win
er as well as summer. He alludes to the suff
rings Of his party, all of whom were exhausted
nd broken up, and more or less frost bitten
e says: 81 lost one, Mr.. Fuller of st. Louis,
Missouri, who died on entering this valley. He
lea like man, on horseback, in his saddle, and
III be buried like soldier on the spot where he
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-15
From Mexico.

nj n n Roe has a letter from reliable cor
ino dated Mexico, March 18th. 1t says
LEE Is much military excitement IN the capital
'n'ie ,,soarence of the movements of Alvarez, and
Uniforms are seen every where. -,
4 Santa Anna left on the previous thursday 10
I,;reet the campaign in person. i ne writer pr
Ll;cts that when he returns he VIII iio 'io S"'oo
IN the city closed against him. lie goes oh as
follows: ..,. on5 II IL rumored
III IT. Cnzman has pronounced, at the head oil
I'm mon Guadalajara will soon follow SUIT ana
4 La oonaoqration once started will soon involve
H. whole country, so that Santa Anna VIII nhd
HIMSELF. like the scorpion, surrounded by hre.
4 Previous to his departure, the dictator drew up
| formidable list of prescriptions. Among the
5nost celebrated of his victims are Gen s. M,hoh'
sarcia. Condo and Cespedes. The latter now
&sor. having preferred base submission TO an
Honorable exile, sought Santa Anna at oan Au,
&nstin, threw himself at the tyrant,s feet, and
btaned pardon and permission to follow MN 10
Guerrero. ..,
al and painful spectacle Senior Mota, former
H. Lent Colonel of the National Guards at Che
b,nhnsco. having imprudently expressed his con-
omnt of Santa Anna, was arrested and imprlson-
Id among the vilest bandits and cut threats; he Is
now chained along with them and compelled to
sweep the streets of the Capitol
But when once the dictator is put down, whom
hall we have in his place! This is question
hat causes many a tongue to remain silent, and
many an arm to falter. The name of Ceballos is
cautiously utteredb by hundreds ofgood Mexicans.
As for Alvarez, he has not the least aspiration
tOr the presidency. He is fighting for his petty
kingdom in the South, and every thing favors the
beief that he will remain there, and reign as
ono as he lives.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-15

REPUBLIC OF NICARAelfA-It annears H.,
Nicaragua has formally announced her severance
from the Central American eonfederaey, and
constituted herself Republic, thus abandoning
an 'pe of reforming the old league. A new con.
s.ltution has been adopted, which increases the
fres'deutial term to four years, and gives him al
most unlimited powers. The army rs been
The Commissioner sent To arrange the bonndar,,
dispute with Honduras, failed to do so, as Hon
duras still insists upon her ultra territorial preten
sions' Another revolution was at the last dates
apprehended III Nicaragua, tho result of which
upon property was much feared.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-15
BY TELEGRAPH.
Photographed fol tho Daily Virginian.
ARRIVAL OF THE Hermann.

Declaration of War by England and Franco
against Russia-Rapid Rise in Breadstuffs
New YORK, Ap. llth.
The steamship Hermann, with advices to the
Doth ult., has arrived
one brings intelligence of u formal declaration
OF war by England aud France against Russia.
Flour has advanced four shlngs.
Wheat whte,is quoted at eleven shillings.
Corn forty-one to forty three shillings.
Consols, lower.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-15

!, nJohiEslES BY THE AMERICAN OFFICERs.-A
no =, OF splendid entertainments have been Civ
" 'Ie British Governor, officers and citizens of
II sasa hhong on board the United States ship
understanding, the Mississippi and Powbatan,
pan OF theatrical performances by the thes-
5,noi nouPe OF which its crew can boast, music,
spaota s ana magnificent supper. The Mail
Conn., ~ Ihe highest terms of the courtesy of
eeneran aore Perry and the American naval officers
'nefaily on the station.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-15

COLTS PISTOLS IN EuRoPE,-Col Colt, it is
said, has received an order from the British Gov
Government to furnish their Baltic fleet with
5,ooO of his navy pistols as soon as possible:and
ne Is nothed that the entire fleet is to be furnish
ea win 'hem. The armory at Hartford, Conn,
will be requiredto do good portion of this work
The European orders for Colts pistols, it is sup
posed, will be immense. . sui
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-15

AFFAIRS IN UTAH.-The debt of Utah Terri
Try amounts to Sl2,43l, but the amount of tax
due and uncollected is $16,9S6. The Legis-
Bsare to procure supply of fuel for the Saints,
Pa !i ;. reward of $1,000 to any resident who
III discover good coal mine not less than a
lIot and half thick, and within forty miles of
iie capitol. The Legislature has also enacted a
tiT mat no decision of court,at any trial, shall
! neld as precedent on any other trial. The
ft have adopted new alphabet, having 80
! tiers in it, which are intended to represent as
4any sounds. 1t will be used in the schools as
Jon as they can get type for it, though it is not
tended to abolish immediately the old alphabet.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-15
FRESH ARRIVAL,
New 4 Fashionable Readymade Clothing

TINHE subscribers beg leave announce 10 their old
L friends and the public generely,thnl they arc now
receiving the Lynohputg Clothing Emporium, their
Spring Stock oC Rcady -mnde Clothing, consisting Ct
every variety aud style of Gentem ms ware also.
beautiful assortment oil Cloths Casimercs and Vest
ings all of which nici very low prices for cash
or To punetunl customers on tho usun credit
Wa In, engaged the services OF Mr.. james Is, Ed
wn-,ls who will siend tho cutting department of
busness, and any those who wish their clothing
made TO order, We can furnish them with the mosi
beautiful goods before brought 10 this market and
have them made up In the most iashionnbo styc-nnd
in every case, fit warranted Those in want will Ito
well To give call before purchasing elsewhere
are determined to sell AT prices suit tho times.
npsts HATCHER LOCKWOOD g. co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-15

appropriate tothe First Cias-Boxes of hats
,cnt Is furniture
4, icles aUpr0priatefo Second CkaSS-Boxes, bales
II goods feathers shoes, saddlery glass, paints, oils
-I1 and confectionery.
4, ,ctes appropriated Third CLdss-Firgin domes
ti.. 1glr co9ee, liquor bagging rope butter, cheese
mea acture1 tobacco leather hides cotton yarns cop
per- m sheet iron hollowware, queensware castings
hard WIRE marble (dressed andother heavy artclcsno
onurn Grated in spec ial or fourth classmates.
A,e,cyes aprropriate 10 The Fourth Class.-Four, lin
.ack. rice pork beef fish lard tallow and bacon lin
ca.k boxes or sacks beeswux, bales of rags ginseng
AMI Tried fruit bar iron, marble (undressed) mill and
grind stones, mill gearing.
~ ( 80 miles $50 Salt per bushe ! 8
rl las or per per 100 miles 100 OfFifly pounds 10
o o"n 9 N - $50 miles $50 n
ooo IDS zoe miles. 800 Carrie 'nst. J 12
SeIt 7-dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-15
Corn Planters !! Corn Planters Sill!

WYE. the undersigned, havi,g OBJ mined Of MIR.
w Kuhn, Proprietor of tho State for Virginia,
agency for the nufacture and sale Of Robert j. Col
wins Patent CORN PLANTER; respect lily request
those who desire labor saving machine, by which one
hand is enabled toperorn the work, which, by tho pres
mode of planting, requires four o: fyeto call inn
medaiey and supply themselves with of these in
valuable machines To this Planter awarded the
first Premiums the State Agricultural airs of Virgin
Ia, Ma Wand, Pennsyvania and Now ork-besides hf
" premiums other fairs. This machine, drawn by
one horse opens the furrow drops the with great
regularity, also, Guauo Plaster, If desired and coy
it the proper depth.
dec Its DIUGUID & BRO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-15

san n" "e = STEAMERs.-The steamship Her
ooo the Bremen line was to sail for n. Y. on
br Po .a ult and the Cunard steamship America,
ra Doston' III Halifax, on the 1st inst. The
reef a' was also to leave Liverpool for New York
'ec' on Wednesday, the 5tb.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-15
CLOTHINGl CLOTHING!
NEW CONCERN.
STIGLER, McELDERRY n co.

N dition O entire New Stock, Just received oi
Staple ind Fancy Dry Goo Ia We hive our sec nd
floor the largest stock Rendy-made Cl thing ever
broug ht o this city To Nil those who in wnnt OF
good and fash enable clothing would especially in
vtc call before purchasing elsewhere. la addition TO
the above have hand large stock of clothing for
house servants and field hnnds, nj very low prices
We also keep hand superior stock oil linen and
shirts, also merino gauze, ELK and under
shirts.
To county merchants who may be in city Tor the
purpose of purchasing clothing we fell certain it would
bc their interest examine, IL purchase from u.s.
knowing they could do better by going further East
or North. STIGLER, MoELDRRY g. co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-15

-, LIE HuLsEMANN LErTER.-A dispatch from
Washington says; "Mr. Everett states that he
dii not write the Husemann letter, but only CON
suited MIR. Webster regarding it,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-15

q HERMAN BLENNERHAssET, son of the pnfortu-
1h'e Biennerhasset who was concerned in the
a1fon Burr expedition, is said to be living in the
rtV C. Fonts" in New York, in great penury.-
n STAFFORD of Cincinnati, author of the life of
" iather' has sent 500 copies of the work to the
-I'Ss iona ladies of the 'Old Brewery" to be
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-15

affair." a,D l OR enthusiastically morning, short
,as AZ sunrise, the body of Mr.. Charles Boswick
.Ian, eovered in grocers' wagon, at the corner
h. hut and Market streets in Brooklyn, N. Y
nisto do was terribly shattered. and by him lay
tho r. he deceased was clerk in the office
|tely S; ouiinodore, at the Navy Yard, and was
|Down "escnarged, but their is no adequate cause
WI iof the commission of suicide.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-15
Summer Arrangement,
N aa ~ laa,g 81 49,
VA. n TENN. RAILROAD.
Increased Speed and Change of Hours

an aud niter Monday, April Sd, the Expire" Mail
~ aud Passenger Trim will leave bynelhurg daily,
(excepl Sundays A. NJ aud arrive nj Big Spring at
l0i AN.
Returning lcava Big Spring ut A. 7. NJ, and ar
rive in Lynchbur Mt Up M
Stopping each way. only mt Forest, Coolies. Lourys,
Liberty. Oak Mnlga. Lisbon, iiuford's Bonsacks.
Gish's Mill Big Lick Salem, Dyalls. Thomns and Big
Spring. THOS. SHARP, Gon'l Supt
%
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-15
New Goods Received nearly every Week

TNO J. PURVIS, Ag't. desires d expect, TO do !.
y much arger DRY GOODS BUSINESS in ut
and with view TO this will receive NeD Goods, wv
Store almost every week in the year He is opening
This Morning, April 9th 1854,
Mantilas and Tanas, new stye.) splendid style
Dress Goods, Capes and Sleeves. Grass Skirts, Gloves
Laces Ribbons large lot Marseilles, Quilts Parasols
Fans. &c, sc. Terms of doing Business, CASH nth
outdiscounk
T. S.-My friends ard the public generally will
please consider the ruinous effects Of the CREDIT
SYSTEM, both TO buyers and sellers and then call and
buy their goods Of me for CASH. JNO. J. PURVIS,
HplS-dts Agent.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-15
rVisE GREAT PLANO AND MUSIC
| Establish III eMt.-II ORACE WATERS, 1913

i Establish neut.-I1ORACE WATERS, 1913
Broadway, New York. Tire best and most impro ,ed
Planes and Melodeons T. Gilbert ~ Co.'S World 5
Fair Premium Pianos, with without the Holean ind
with iron frames and circular scales The merit of
these instrumentss wei! know need further
mendntion. GlLBERT's BoUDoIn PIANOS elegant in
strument for smnll rooms. HALLET IL CUasToNs
PIANOS Of the old es,ab ished firm of ialie Co. MIR.
w being sole agent for all the abuvc Pianos offer
them lower than any Other house Horace Waters
Pianos manufactured expressly for him, having great
power Of tone and elasticity oftuch 1913 Broadway is
the largest depot for Musical instruments in this
try ardng opportunity for selections OF to be had
elsewhere. Secondhand Pianos great bargains.
Price from eco to si75 Every instrument fully war
ranted the money refunded.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. & Baldwin's Pa
tent Organ Melodeons with TWO BANKS of keys
n sweet and powerful ms rument. Prices from &75 to
5000 S. d. Il II w Smiths celebrated Melpdeons,
Martins unroaAed Guitars, Browns llarps, Futinas,
Violins Brass instruments, &c. &c. Dealers supplied
with Pianos and Melodeons factory prices. 12d per
cent discount 10 Clergymen.
MuSlC.-Ths list comprises tbs products oil the
great OF both the American and European CON
lnens and is receiving additions by
sve publication of the choice and popular prices of the
day. Dealers in Music and Teachers OF Seminaries
wishing purchase any music published, or make
engagements for continued supplies of Mr. Waters new
issues will find their in crest to call for~ard
their orders. Music my part OF the Union
Canadas, postage free. HOhACB WATERS.
apl 5 3m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-15

bten1~ ouFFERING.--It is stated that the most
Ere ;n se suffering has resulted from the recent
bah h. Jacksonville, Fla. The Mayor of Savan-
|he r ris called meeting to adopt measures for
- relief of the sufferers.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-15

A LUM WATER am this Iday rec living
IA supply of Alum Water in whole and half barrels
direct from the Springs in Rockbrdge county.
apl Sts A. B RUCKER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-15
New Goods.

TINHE subscriber is in receipt 81 full and de
l. sirabe stock of Spring aud Summer goods, consists
ing in pnrt Of rich puid, striped Brocade and plain
colored silks rich plad, striped brocado and plain
black silks; broohe. figured and piain Bereges paid s.
PLAIN Tissues; plaid, figured and plain Challes aud
Mousns all shudes; printed Jaconets, Muslin, Lawns,
&C. Silk Mantles, Grape shawls, bonnes, ribbons, and
French work in great variety.
Black and fancy Cloths. Cassimeres and Vestings for
gentlsr. H. trunks bonnetboxes aud carpet sacks,
pctng fancy and white attings Together with
general assortment of all articles belonging n Dry
Goods House. which he invites the attention of pur
chnsers, pedging himself please, both in quality and
prices. JOHN j. DAVIS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-15

NxTE al
W ff0m ulasgow, Liverpool and Havrc. our spring
importation OF British. French and German Dry Goods
purchased upon the best terms entirely for cash.
pr4ng very large and splendid assortment of and
beautiful styles. And by various arrivals from New
York md Boston. we receiving full supply OF A
morican Fabrics, embracing every variety.
We arc also prepared with lnrge stock of ready
mnde Clothing, manufactured ut home. under
supervision, In tho latesi and beat Style
With stock unusually orge and well selected with
ncronaod facilities for doing business, nnd with every
eSerion part Tho bss trado TINT comes
Virginia, North Carolina and Tennessee TO examine orr
stock before purchasing. with tho assurance that our
goods will be sold low they be bought In any
market in this country.
II is purpose to keep stock up throughout the
year. ~ merchants visiting city, any season will
find u1well prepared to them.
KENT, PAINE g. KENT.
RIcumosD, Feb. % 1854. mar l1.dsc6w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-15

vNHE FORTUNE HUNTER isa Novel of
l. New York life, written by Mrs. Mowatt, (Author
ofThe Autobiography OF Actress Eighth
years the Sage,") with "A perfect and personal
knowledge ofthe society the very talented Auhoress
interestingly and beautifully delineaes The Upper
Ten" OF New York hive never before Leen fnry and
honestly dealt with in hut would be presumed be
expose of the Aristoc,atic and Wealthy Household.
Price 375 cts. At r. "A. WILLIAMS
apl BITS New Book Store.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-15
FRENCH WORK,
IN
Lace and Muslin Goods.
18th APRIL, 1854.
GEORGE nj. RUCKER

LNEELS that in justice to hmsel'-the Ladies' and
Gentlemen buying French Work should know
where splendid assortment mny be found. lie
specially asks their attention the magnificent assert
mem he has just opened comprising the following styles,
viz:
Maltese Collars (very beautiful and new styles.)
do. do. & Sleeves, (n sets, vry beautiful for
presents.)
Muslin Collars ard Slaeve,, (great variety)
Cambria GI c"Iis, s.% iS S. s", 4
Mourning Collars, Chemseties Sleeves great varety)
Embroidcredand Scolloped Shear Lawn Hon'kfs.
And a great variety OF French and Scotch Work gem
orally, all of which will be sold ON the reasonable
terms. apl Is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-15
Hurd's Golden Gloss for the Hair.

A MONG the many preparations for the growth of tie
N Hair this Golden Gloss takes the lead. Three
reasons will be given why is universally used and
preferred t, all others:
Ist Because il has proven the eecual in Bal j.
ness 2nI Because it imparts n beautiful dark gloss
an delightful perfume The Hair 3rd, Because the
Ladies with fne discrimination which they all possess
have adopted it.
Many other reasons could be given why it is great
favortr but those who more have only to give
tial.
pNcE-25 certs in large bottles.
For sale by Druggists and Siorekeepers everywhere
C. HURD, roprietor,
30i Broadway. New. York.
nov &c d6m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-15

II B.PAYNE would respectfully announce To
-. the public thai he has fitted up handsome room
lust above his Book Store where may be found fine
assor,men. Of Pianos poes varying from 5000 $3.50
Guitars from 81 10 $l5 and good supply of V,olns
Thi. s opened 10 the public and particularly To
the Ladies' call nnl see some beautiful Pianos just open
ed to-day. lapl lots
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-15

LNOR RENT-Tne House recently occupied a
IL by tie subscriber; applyto d. B. Payne OF
Amnon Hancock. JAS. @ HUNT.
spl SITS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-15

NOR KENT.-Two Comfortable Family Mss
l. Residences, with good water, gardens, &c &c. Hell
Possession 9 zen immedHtcl v
dec cts CHAS. w CHRISTIAN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-15

SnOASES very superior mass and stick Liqno-
i ~ rice just received and for sale, low.
HUNT g. HARVEY,
Cary between 18th Il 18th Streets
np7 IL Richmond Va.
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bound, where they a,certained that
the nam of whom they were in quest
had but short time previously made
his appearance on deck, being unable
longer to remain shut up in the box,
the precaution not having been taxi
ell to make air-holcs. He had been
seized as "stow away" and sent
ashore in the steamtug which had just
left the shi,'. In going through the
ship Atkinson recognized the young
woman Co"nor, who was crying bit
terIy OH deck, being under the IT,,
preston that she would be compelled
to snil alone. At the request of the
officers q boat was manned, and they
were rowed to the tug, on board of
which they found Prendegrast, whom
they charged with the murder. lie
maintained the greatest GOODNESS, as.
serted that he knew nothing of the
horrible event. and has since maintain
cd the utmost indifference.
The woman is also in custody, and
both she and the suspected murderer
will be sent as early rs possible to
Ireland, in order to be lnrwarde ed to
CastlcbAr, where the exaniina ton will
take place.
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which he reaches before death. or his
children do, if he does tot. So that.
in fact though there is d sort Of mon
eyed race, it Is not hereditary, it is
accessible to all !; three good seasons
Of cotton will send generation ofmen
up--a score of years will bring them
down, aud send their children to labor.
The father grubs and grows rich--his
children strut and use the money
Their children in turn ;sitcrit The pride,
and go to shiftlcss p0verty next
their children, rcinvigorated by fresh
pIebeian blood, and by the smell of
the clod, come up again:
Thus society. like tree, its sap
from the earth, changes III its leaves
and blossoms, spread them abroad in
great glory, sheds off to fall back to
the e'r,h, again to mingIe with the
soil, and at length re appears in new
dress and fresh garniture.