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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-03
Police Infsuigence.

Police Int uigcnce.
2Ae Matrimonial Flare Up.-Ths puOh,atioo recently
the ma'rimoniai far. up between an sotress saia
to be engaged - the National theatre aAd bs
Il. IN the sworn facts made BY ths lady hsrss1
sld believing that tAs whole affair hes been tos
highly petursa POSSIBLY tor hs grstnoston Of l.ssressd
parties We Therefore .aseit copy Of the andavit -
pr ten oet BY Juogs ?hipa Of the Marine C,urt ssA
sworn TO before him whi,h was submitted 10 Jasise
Stusr who issued his warrant for the Arrest Of the hus
band -
io ahs .re in said oily, beiss daily sw.ra, dsposss
s.,. On ,hs sr. Of re.ru.ry ni her hsssAaa 1isa:
is on .ss night q =: ssa S.y s:srsss
ssps,sss sss.sss: i::. q S:,:sss sas -
e. # Is. ~ ':n .ss 1 -:
Sworn ''f''' n stH ..ss. % os..A
eD H ro. -. 70 aaa BAD n he sum =
$500 Mr. Bsgiey, Of No III Broadway, bsoan ans ~
%ns1 Of roo Not~sos sAp,th~s-oa wsd.ssaa,
evening ofsr Green, OF lie rsssrvsd corps aad o0sSR
Palmer Of the voursspth card sloossdsd in eaptursg
Icy and George wiz. alias Forbes, whom tbs ofssss
provlng about " ne vicinity Of Mr. Squire
svey store 81 No ls2 B,vsry Boon aftsr the roguss
entered the store ur der the preu OF making puR
eht,e. The Ulcers from the outsds watched the move
mept Of the roguss vithin and saspsetsd, bom thsa
81 Sy Ss rroprissor Of the store vouM seca Is
lodged in their pochets. Tas officers, aftee vaatng
few nu entered the store apc took both tAe
into custody, and on searcbrg the cts Of ~
gues they found three gold chAias, thrss gold psa-
otis and pair u earrings valued 10 au a. 500. This
property was hsntinsd By hr squirss. who stated that
had 6ssn stolen By ih.m while looking atjswslvy undss
the petpcs Of bu,ipg The prisors taken bsfueu
Justice wood who committed then 20 prison for trial
Auegsd Chorpe f Emtssslems IA oompaaat vas rs.
trd.y mads before Juee Wood ssAinst John D. Smith,
eollsctor IN the employ Of the propristoss Of the mr.
mans Jcrra charging him With havtsg eollsot<d noes1
aaounting 70 s2s bsopsisg to MS employers, which
morey alleged, he has sppropriAed 70 his ovn 49,.
Mr. amth, when before the magstrats csnies the charge
OF nbssslsmsnt and alleges thAt he vss doag ecu3
mson bus for thsm and that the mosey sAad "
belong 10 them due him from the eompdnAnts fha
nssx viii hA fuYfhAY aaamiusd n 4 day o. two.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-03
Interesting from Texas.
THE NAV YORK PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPA

THE NIw YORK PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY, ETC.
BAlTiMoRK March ., 1854
The mall Of this evening brought New Orleans papers
Of w,6 nesday and Thursday.
Dates from Galveston Of Feb. II state that the New
York Pacific Rairead Company resolved to bid for
TIE road through tie State Texas the provisions
OF the lste law Of that stAts. Tho company deposit
three hun Cd thousspd dollays required forfeit In
Of failure to comply with ths provbions OF tbs law
They are to give bonus TO the State VI two miens
dol ars Of paid up stook
Previous 10 ths sdjournmsnt Of the L'gblature, bill
wss passed extending the time for asosrtai sipg the
amount Of the uoad obligations Of the lA's 70
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FATAL rArx,-A Child KIuHp II FAIisa ocr osA wnpcw:
On Wednesday Coroner wibelm hsl6 - hqusst at iss
Qosye strsot On ths body Of child too yeaxs od nan-
"a ns.i.ihAa Bay, WIG came 2 i.s o:sss 2 n,s - -
third stosy visocw of ne esid pfsnsS1 ~.
m few 1osss a}Sse fhs poor shic. seems vas q W
v,pdov stssdise n . ehah whsn ~ Dushed ~ -
,sd "a ook out; bat IN eadeavo log 10 lover ccsn
sr,is shs 8st her bsisscs ard fell out The jsT ssas
.sgsd yVrdjst Of ssoldsatal dsath.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-03

INV 0sLxASs March 3-Noou.
Cotton quite active 10 day alresdy bsog1 900
bsllss The quotAtiss for niddlpg IL 90. Ganny bags
dull at 1bko Csrn brisk, 1t 10. Money easy Freighn
are advancing; one penny asked TO Liverpool.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-03
The New jersey Legislature
THE CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD MoNoPo

TRnsTON MAron 4 1904.
The committee Of ire House. TO whom referred the
bill passed b. the Senate extending the charter Of tho
Cancer and Amboy Railroad 70 1889 reported subst
tute to-day by which the exclusive privileges OF the
papy srs to cease at the expiration Of the railroad char
say in ntsen years. The charter OF the abroad 10
extended 1889 without the exclusive priseges Al
is eompstiDg roads The report adopted, and the
hill ordered TO . secood reading.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-03

FRS At Eaw BuGuros, Staten HAsp-YssxrdAy
morning, about 10 O'clock, the Iesie encs OF Mrs.
Carleton, New Brighton StAtsn Island was diseossr
"a to bs on nrs Tse alarm Immediately given an
the nsghbors rushed to the Of oonG son In
order to rsEdsr what sssstsscs they could In exinsah-
ing the flames and preeyvpg he pre- psrty Bot are
had gained such head that Soors any water eoald bs
poured upon the baiding Sis Of it oahrs
sheet Of same.
A messenger was then to,pAtohsd t. the QuarsaaIns
landing to get the nre engine OF the village which
got ont Of the hossg but owing the soft
condition CT tie roads from the ssts rAids ~asssvs
hours before arrived the OF the ooD
At this time ae efforts OF the snen directed to-
the east wing, which had ct this aas just caught are,
and they succeeded BY strenuous errtons in checking
the flames for bri,f period time At thi, time the
roof Of tho building fol- In, covering three who
wse at worn on the promises. T~o Of tt sm we're res
c,ed without sustaniuy much injury bus tho third
wa, on being taken out Of tbs ruins fos6 to be son
ousy II not mcrtsly injured These injas.a nss we're
isstaDy conveyed to tho nearest place scst
their wounds were dressed By . msdiskl
The are continued 10 rsss with unabased lrry unit
ao'cook r n, when not ring presented t5.he sye
Of the observer but amscs OF smoulderina runs
The residence Of Mrs Carleton one OF tie esest
houses on Staten Island snd admired IA Or s 40.
turA poaso vies sy evsrybody Who had It. twas
very cspscious built n the Ensah cottage Style With
paszas an around the cat end rear portions cg ths
premises. The walls constructed Of ans snck
painted and sAndsd In imitation If brown stone Tho
furniture was In keeping with house ITSELF being ssto
ssther that Of the most costly carac ar such % ascr
some Of ths Fifth avenue castles
Toe hosse vas buils by ths lato Mr. Carleton Of the
firm Of Clark srCIeton summer residence aud hs6
been piei mp to the Of Iva destruction by ths bs
resved widow OF the deceased.
The 6rst inssescs conveyed to New York OF the dis
astsr vas ~ tf9 pnssDgSrs OF hs Jhn pot or OBJ
served the famss a. that boat from Perth nsAed
that part Kns opposite ths village Of Big atom
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Naval Intelligence.
2 ,tsvnsr ralton, 0ommAnosr Watson, was at HA-
yAaA lilh alt.
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syracuse Maycxalty.
| sxaAcuse, nsrsh 1854
Allen huaroe has been nonisstsd By the wings - their
| candidate for Mayor
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SyRACru, Mhron y, i5U3
freight and passenger rair in collision 70 day
ON tho lroad near CA The locomotives we're badly
en- sshsd and brakeman had . lsg broken.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-03

koNTPKlInK, (Nt Nsroh 2, 1904
Tie ale Convention, held In this tosn to-day, Of cu
,sns opposed TO the Nebraska bill, very fully At
Wndsd embracing innusntal citizens from Al parts Of
the state fires spsovs Of political opinions Eloquent
made, and ptsd resolutions unanimous.
" adopted, dsnounoipg ths proposed measure.
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The Mutiny on tho British Ship David
Brown.


The survey held on the Briasn ship David Brown
proves her 10 bs in perfect condition Ths still
mutinous and viii bs put irons and taken to Eassnd
for trial The Collector OF the port refused ths assist
snos the Guitar, asaisnipg reason that
taa esae NAs boy ond his iurisdiotlon.
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NOn-ArTivd OF shc Alps at Halifax.
HALIFAX kaFcf 2-10P Y.
The steamship Alps, with this EuYoD, mails Of
tho 18th ut Is fully due At this port but has not
N ade her appearance up to the prose at time.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-03

the PA.nc To DEFY its eopsi, utir uay vas 10 saye
their own &C nduet open to mpton which It would
of the Wmot rroviso was bat six Jea.s old ct the
Ncrth II had its commencement At the time whom the
sr,sc rou hiehean found Il ~ to strip himself
rscs Ths Declaration ind, pendenos haA been assas
By the supporters Of this btlnot only the sst Of the
Father Of hk Country bad been declared uncoastitusus
but what they had declared 70 Be- ss vasst truths 70
be sefevident Hes IL necessary 10 declare the De-
c'srstcn ef Independence lie this bill souh not be
twas now eight o'clock, and Me. Cass, Mr. Everett
and many other senators had left the Senate.
Mr.. MASON said that he had any sslivg Of personal
would ooB gratuas that senator On the denes msds for
him By his defender; but vahog him unkindnssa he
would not oder such oossratulatiou.
The substitute amended VAS then 4, ia place Of
ths onana BILL and the bill - amended Vas reported TO
Al half rsst eight O'Clock Me- ADAMS moved for sn ID.
tournament. Lost BY yeas l6. nays "a.
Mr. WALLER requested Q separate votB on csseurrng
with the ncment striking out the provison allowing
ton 10 become citizens BE opposed that smsudmsnt,
Mssrs Dtpon Of Iows, DOUGLAS, Prrr and CHASE also
opposed It.
kr. ArHsos supported II.
The question was then taken concuIing. and ~.
sultsd-Yeis "a, nays 20, ~ foIor-
YrAs-Hsssrs Adams Atohison. Badger, Bell. BENJAMIN,
sy.rs ii,,p:.,.l a:s,t.r | Hsns,r Johnson na'eD
MT Mesa Css.. De- poasa ~ WISCONSIN, peds.
low. poesl.: rhh fe"cna,n rses HsIIla Jss:s Of
spisS, STUART. Sumner, wade, Waller and wThsm..s.
30 aliens canrot vote hold eiss In the Tsrrtoesa
81 ousr anendmsns concuffed 10.
the general provisions Of the bill Stood bat hs
had some objections Il which might prevent his voting
s0f H. Hs Ss.rsa 70 n.i,S :: hs,,a Ss o. f., Is
Mr BELL aaid he too sxhaasted 10 proeeed now bu
stan hs tssirsd be beard before ths bin vAs snxrosssd
bssssss h should suggest asy sussd.sst which III
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-19
Truly Valuable Real Estate at iuctIou

o. Fine sub>ctib,t, havit low baud ,red all id,a
A.A re,ufni'g 10 lynchbote 10 reside has conciuir
I, ~ell public lection. Friday, 22d of SeptenLo
at a'cuck. +. NJ TN the premises "a lru Y de.,
be fsndy Resdene IN to city III Lynrhure -ittIlics
at tue corner - First and - al ry nd wlina i,
minutes walk oi e business pat Of the ci'y IT,.
H. st which i TWO stores high, contains iilrc fa
on the first oy, win large veshulr, from vI:eI
do enters uloench raou the second story The sam
porticocs in front. and sach porch; ever, loom Gus
Ell with the excepiono tie Pnrior and spacious earrf
There four apartments IN the baselne t. three II
which have fresrlaces.
tave M hesitation in saying tut, While his is one
OF the most en- huu,e, in tie ely, i. i, at the
same time ol the beet bHi.r.
Al the 81 time and place will he sold the two s,.
ricd Framed llnl-c and 10 adioinns.
The OF sale viii heone. fourth casl; the h,r.
mig p and years rrcdit, Win interest tom dae
sale" and d ed upon the properly the deferred
payments
SAD to be conducted by NM. II. MOSBY. ancr'r.
Hua 3l.dSf lINt22S GEO. NiilTLOCk
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-19

THE SEt RET EXrEDTr1oN.--The New \ ri
HdHdels Zeituns German paper) gives the fol
lowing account Of the steamship lIepiaur
Franklin, knownte be fitting out ut New York
for some secret expedition. 1t differs from the
Posts version, which was that Aware was pre-
pairing the Franklin for an attack upon the Mo
lean war steamer Santa Anna
"A Mexican functonary Of high rank with
whom we became lately acquainted made Us
some communications which may be important
to some of our readers. Very intimate relations
informant has it from the most reliable na-
thority, that from the money paid for the NcsiIhl
Valley, u million of dollars hae been loaned to
Paez to invest in purchasing arms and ammDh-
ton. This information seems the mare reliable
from the fact that great purchases of arms have
been made here recently, and are already Cyl
board the Benjamin Franklin, which is TO sail
N these days for Venezuela. This armirg,
has raised the report that the BENJAMIN Frank
lin had been chartered by Alvarez 10 capture tn
Mexican steamer Santa Anna, after sailing from
here. Both ships will sail under the American
flag, and the steamer Santa Anna has, according
to contract, 10 proceed first to Vera Cruz, where
ii will go under the command of an American
Captain. The Mexicans board seem TO BE-
very resolute men, knowing in of need. how
to use the ten cannons which the Santa Anna
carries. AT last accounts Alvarez was at th,
head of the insurgents OF Mexico, and hoped &c
see, without blood shed, the gates of the capita
opened to his followers
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-19

m ~ vilt1e Of decI ~ Tru'f, cxrcu.cd To ~, I1-
-1 So iber. by John p. Wrsl I, jr, shn ON Sa,ur.
day the 30th day of September the premises, ro-
coed sell the highest bidder pubic auction The
tact OF Land on which the said Wright now resides
pontain ug 400 a=ics. hi. Laudi, seven mile, from
L,nciburg miles from the james RIVER & kanae hs
Canal Immediately the Snn i c rAiroud. IL i, in
high Of cultivation. with good dwelling house and
all necessary out houses upon it, and is well worthy the
attention t persons wishing purchase lands
Al tin sumo time and place. | will SSH the grow ing
crops of Corn AID Tobacco six seven large stat Ks of
Oats. all the Household and Kitchen Furniture y anita.
ton tno> and five Hor.cs.
The above property can be bought privately before
duv Of sale
TERMs-Libea' and made known ON day of sale
ED. D. CHRISTIAN Trustee
SEP dac'ds
IL Rrn rnnN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-19

We surrender much of our space to-day to the
.doings" of the celebrated White Sulphur Con
yention. deceased, as dene up by ''Ssm Patch.
1t is rich picture and will amply repay pernsal-
There are however seventies of remark and in
ference in the article, more particularly il re
gard to the course of Richmond which we are not
disposed to endorse.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-19
Correspondence Of the Norfolk Beacon.
MOUNTAINS llousE.
AUGUST N I85I

/ sulphur springs lonNenfinn ere my Ittt'I fnulu
reach yon, aud | will therefore merely fill mp the
gap, So that the quo amino, a. We lawyers term
it, may be made manifest.
No sooner was movement made in kanawha.
an favor eff the Covpgtnu aud Ohio road, than the
Richmond party, controlling the old l.oui-a tnow
called Cen,rall railroad took matters n hand IN
order 10 give things direction for Their own pc
culiar heneht-Crculars were issued 10y tie Pes
idenf ofhe Louisa road ta such hc could rely
in all parts Of the State, inviting their utten-
dance at the White sulphur sprngs-in order mot
10 help the CoYingtnu road butt to kill or The
NeiH Rirrr branch gffhe jirgiHia and Tennessee
road. Or Of thfSs. by mistake, WAS sent 10 II
member Of the House 81 Delegates from Patrick,
who created small Indignation among the Yves
tern delegates by exposing The game during the
session Of the Convention. 80 tar as we know,
net 4 prominent man on the South side from Nor
folk Ia the OHIO. WIS invited 10 attend. simply be-
cause the friends o the l.ouisa road wished To fill
the Convention with their parlizaus, that they
could more easily succeed IN making the Coving
ton and Ohio road mere appendage Ia their i'll
constructed rickety conceri-the route of which
they propose to abandon for % miles, aud sought
ut the last session Ia substitute bR a roHd
from Richmond to Charlottesville. Tins design
/ il more intolerahle when rccolisrt that the
Coyington road viii cost - millions Nud il To 10
constructed tutrCig STATE account, indiv iduals
and corporations paving not enc doar towards il;
and yet the Louisa road, itself the pensiuner on
the bounty of the statcZthc very worst road ia
all the Statc-cHims to monopnllze the cuncC-
ton with the toyiugton road, and mpudently Seek
10 exclude every oiher public w"r. from any con
neotinn with thu great Trunk lfac from the En~t
to the West. Because W. resist these ridiculous
protensions We are held up The enemies of the
other sections. The reason Why the appropria
ton for th~ great work WIS defeated lat session
NEs,ihnt rs FRIENDS appointed the Richmond cen
4 a.. 4
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-19

EXCELLENT RErARTEE.-The RevDr NC
minister of Douglas in Cyldesdale, was one DAY
dining in "a large party where the Honorable
Henry Erskine and some other lawyers were
present. A great dish of crosses being presented
after dinner, DIR. NC, vine was extravagdutly
fond of vegetables, helped himself much moro
than any other person, and as he ate with his fin
.ers, with a peculiar voracity of manner, Mr. Frs
line was struck with the idea that he resembled
Nebuehadnezzar in his state Of condemnation.
Resolved te give him hit for the apparent gross
ness of bis taste and manner of eating, the wi.
addressed him with "Dr. NC. We bring me
mind Of the great king Nebae as..arn and
the COMPANY were beginning 4 sites. o.. -. d.
allualou: Wien the reyeront vegetable {,
ourer replied "Ay, do | mind ye o Nebuch l.
nezzar! That'n be because In eating ~ 6
the brutes"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-19

Wymnu, thc Great Wizard is egeln in Keh-
mond exhibiting his diobferie at Metropolitan
Hall We trust he will extend his annual visit
TO tins CITY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-19
SALE OF VALUABLE FURNITURE.

AT THE BUFFALO SPRINGS, AMHERST COUNTY. "a
~ iii sell, at public uueiion. Nedne,d
w tie KIN ot Septr uber neNt, without reserve 49,,
credit 81 siN months all oi our household and ki,
Furnisurr consisting Of every auirle bcre.sary l.,
Hotel OF Watering aee, and all entirely teqy Ti.l
will take pac", rain ,h,ne, and continue from d, -
day until competed; aud our creditor. arr. re.,,eit
y invited 10 attend ont" dsy u al', ni,G ass-
lie with eyrl, 1ody hst day, aud it y il. cerainR H..
to then iu.ere>tte attend NINE KYLE
Ar.
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NOTICE.
| Office Of the Virginia & Tennessee r. R Co.

CHICO q the Virginia q Tennessee K. K. Co, (
LyHchbnrg, Sept 18th, 1854
I'HE nh annual meeting of tine Stpckhol Iers of the
Virginia 4, Tennessee X. X. Company VIII be held
the Office otthe Company in the city OF Lynchburg
Wednesday, the 2j:h dny u October
WM. II HUGHES, Sec'ry
8 lfolnc
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-19

liyrR NNp MoRRIssEY. We learn that a
marh has been made between Tom llycr and
John Morrissey to fight for S2o,0t0-,el0 8oo
n,idr-in II feet ring, holfa minute time 10 lie
governed by the new London rules. The fight
is 10 COME otiin five months tromthe L. tn of ,Ju-
". liver has the cal! among the betting fancy
in New York, Sl00 10 SO, and freely taken
It Is said that upward of 100000 will change
hands on the result.--SdH Francisco HeraiR
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-19

kUNKEL'S OPERA TROUPE coming. See their
inviting bill for next Monday evening M Masonic
Hall.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-19

"ABoLIrIoNrzED."- The Washington Sent
mel one of the few papers south of Mason x
Dixons line that seems ia delight in the Discus
sion of negrodom, is endeayoring to show that
the Northern Wing party IS far more abolition
lied than the Northern Democratic party. We
would suggest that the question TO be discussed
should rather be, (which of the two parties has
best succeeded in deeeying the South as to it,
real views for the sake of the loayes and ishes2"
Northern Wings and Northern Democrats are
equally opposed to the extension Of slavery, aud
whatever either may yield the point is merely
to secure the co operation OF the South TO aid
them in obtaining place and power. Free-soil
doctrines universal in the northern States,-
abolitionism has its separate organization and il
neither Wing nor Democratic Bo! 4sne
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-19
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
Trustees Sale.

DI virtue "i a deed al trn rsesul-I 80 ~ bN p
ID ben B. Piget' aud john 4 il,ssa,u oesr ..,,
Tie 3nin = pf'uhrr 1888, md III re-atl DO ia. C,L
Ofire ct ~ II .zffu- >, Cum 81 lyn Hi.a, .l.#t
iront of the Market tou.s rld, 'i., ON 1hnt..I,,
lie 4l-t INST. al 9 o'clock n NJ. pt iced In sell -.
If the tupc,iy said deed ouv, yed a. ~iI4l linn,
mai, uuli-lo-ed OF, consisting OF READY MADr#
CLOTHING, DRY GOOLa and II few GRuCELlEE
&c The t.rr OF the sale VIII br CASH
sep ly-d3t u A. EDWARDS Tr,.t..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-19

Locomotive aud Car Works If Messrs. Smith n
Perkins, at Alexandria South. .Side Dsmoerdt.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-19

PURCHASE OF CuBA.-A telegrarho despatch
from Washington to the y. J. Herald refers to a
prevalent rnnor that letters have been re
cefved from our Minister at Madrid, ef m NJ
arrangement made with the new government OF
Spain. FIR the purchase oft Island ut Cuba
II is said moreover that England and France
and especially the latter, favor the sale from mo
tyes of sound international policy. The Rich
uond Enquirer proposes not to credit the report
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-19

FINiiE Subscriber takes Ills orca-on to thank h,
n firnd- for the hhernl rat-on.ee they bestowed
upon VIM / rfeen& Co, and 10 int"rn them thnt he
viii continue their bus ness IN the same ulnce.
sep l9.dlm WA f. GREEN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-19

VIRGINIA LocoMoTIvEs.-"TheM astodon,''
first class Locomotive Engine, the first of the
contract of eleven for the Central Ohio Railroad,
was turned out on Tuesday last from the Virginia
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-19

The Collins Steamship Atlantic, which -a.lad
from Liverpool on tn Gil. j. INV, de with dates
from Europe four day afer than those brought
,by the Niagara.
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EXPRESS LINI 70 rEfEKsBrRG AND Itcu-
MoNp.-It will be seen ~ advertisements that
Adams n 10. hpye established an Express line
by the South-s5de aud Dstnv,lle roads .betweas ii
this CITY cad Petersburg and Richmond, thus al
fordiue the speed.e,t facilities for tho transmits
sion OF goods snG package. between hos rpG.,-
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MISCELLANEOUS.
IOAT OR STOLEN

e On FRIDAY LASf tl~ lith. herseen Shaws-
"a ylIle aud salon. Ahii- On fha Afternoon tre n
49, Of mr.. n FINE GOLD MATCH AMI GOLD
ron CHAIN ~itt heavy SEAL. tn" set CT gins. N
Seal wa- dnIk, near ybl,rs. The Nstch ha. II White
face. TIA yer, snail Irra hrtsen "4t at tn" face al
tie uaetgIe a tar land, VII ctce Hunfng ni' to-
Wurt tie ii-utc i \ Ib",r guti " Il ne gnrn tnr
tht ni the Nnlch ani Cnun, such information
may al 9TH, recovery 81 It. Apply nj the sir-
gin ar OFF = or.n l. l. HATCHER
sep l9.dGl-.,i Hale. ford frnnair e.. Va.
t9 Bsdfa Il S..t mel it 4 Rsa.oks 3 copy mrs.
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RIFLE AIONE

oan BH. Blue STONE .n,t l. hand A. this
')NII All -, VIZ * ra.jv is BY tie farmers
for .5uhins y h at vii br .nld INV by tue quantity
at ! II. THOMPSON & cos
sep l9-t. NV Drug Stole.