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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-19

&Sn REWARD Ran away from the sub

NSA KEWAKD-R Ran awny from the sub
PcO scriber residing in Halifax mrs below Pun.
Mills Bridge, negro man nnmeI SAM bright complex.
ion straight Lair, very thick o f. high between
10 and 80 years oil ngc. Sal negro left my house en-
the y h inst, and suppose is making his way for
Ohio, by way Of Wytheve, Va, or Scott & Adams
cabins ON the Vhgnia d Tennessee Rail- ond. Said
negro run oil in company with negro ufihe same
nume, (formerlv belonging Daniel Dejarnet) who Is
rnther low in stature n ID about so yenrs Of age
The above reward of $50 will be- given for said ne.
gro IT delivered to me, $50 il secured in Jail.
Sam will he easiy recognized Icy ono of his thumbs
being mashed of the hand recolleoled) from or near
the first Joint small null having grown out
mny 81 eta MeIIANEY HUBBARD.
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NOTICE.
may 25clu

OTICE.-All per-ons indebted to tie es ate of
l. Frederick kable'. decd, ars requested to come
forward and make payment; and those having claims ,
gaihsl II are requisite To them a. am desi Gus
10 settleup the estate and close my account a, admir- as
specify as possible. JAMES MErCALF, admir- of
Jan l2.w4w Frederick kabler Decd
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JoKE AND A TRAGEDY.-In New Orleans on
.ha OH instant man named Schoss singer was
sbot and killed by a man named Laid. The diff
fo,ty between the parties arose in mock duel
attbc Lake, in which Schossinger was made the
,ictim of Joke. He and Ladd had some contro-
,orsv in regard to it, which led to hard words,
and finally Sclossinger struck Ladd, who imme-
Tatev shot him. Ladd gave himself up to the
.Rnnrs stating what he had done.
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VALLEY UNION SEMINARY.

FVNlIE closing exercises OF this Institution will tke
place ON the 9TH of July next CONNER cling nj 10 o.
cllck, A. NJ.
An addlcss to the pupil of the school will be deliver
ed by TIE Rev, John A. Brondus, OF charlottesville
CllAS. l. COOKE, Principal.
IV Should TIM parents or guardians of any of the pa.
pills wish them In remain tho lnstitu ion during the
vacation, t'i"y should inform The Principal once
Pupils who wish to for the next term will be re
eeived at any time during the vacation.
iunp l5.cQw
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MILLING.

TIME SUBSCRIBER has taken the WAR WICK
l. MILES," in this city, the recently worked
by the MessIs Whemore, and will keep them in tho
best grinding order lie wreceive and grind both Corn
and Plaster promptly and on the usual terms. He wi
give the business his personal attention, aud with clos
application, aidel by LONG EXPERIENCE in Milling
he hopes share literally the patronage of Lynchburg
and the vicinity. JAMES MCDONALD SR.
NAV 25.ts
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INVITATION

Court tI,'h= ct the citizen, ofPuluski Comfy. at the
huas ioase' on Thursday tie slh day Of Juse, 1854
citizen. Lat pubic tain 7cnt be given by the
Raj r,o Jus conny tic depot Of life Va II Tenn
july new, ar the I wn o. Nes BERN on the 18th Law o
sai q =; ana that the Volunteer Companies Ind Band
Rc, VI afo, generniy Of Lynrbbmrr, lire ciliaqns OF
lector 49, nnriolk ali Fetersbars, TIE President, D
t mliini On ers ofthe Company, AN the citizens Of
yted ~ ', countless and of virginia generally be in
"''' LYNCJLA. CURRIN
EDWIN WATSON,
jun l6 P. T. WITHERS.
Committee Of Invitation.
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AUCTION SALES.
Valuble Property for Sale.

IN The 18Th day OF july. 1854. viii sell to the
" highest lidier. nj public auction, that valuable
proreriy IN the towu If Liberty, known II. i,e BElI
rAVERN
The Tavern house has been reeestly consumed b.
fire, bat all TIN ut buildings ate in slae n feserva.
ton. fhi- .tua uf The best stands for tavern in the
sate,aal has Always commended largo custom There
are upon the lot large htirk Kitchen laiee Stab
aud numb-r Of other houses convenient for n nv.
ern. Attached IN he Tavern is lat containing
which viii BE- sol if the purchaser wishes it,
The stir upoh vi ich the Tavern House house stood is
very eligible aeaion Tor pubia house il is situated
nhout TIA" Of the nwn and Opposite mud nenr the
Court iiouee This Is fine oppnrun, for any one de
sppos el engaging in the business of Hotel keeping a.
Toe honse viii be sure ola large custom Ms suon oa com.
plotei.
TERMS made known onthc day sale
Jun l9.tIs THOMAS IEFTWICH
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Notice 10 Slave Owners.

I AM anxious i, hire FIFTY NEGROES, in large or
n small numbers fT the balance of the year TO work
in the noa mines belonging to the Mo mt Carbon Coal
Company, the Knnawha river in Fave tie county W.
am prepared to pay ea-h down for good hands. If
owners having Negroes to hire will WI to me at Gsu
ley Bridge. tnyette county. Va sdting fall particul a.
| shali be happy t. .nmunicate with them Immediate.
y S. +. GRIFFIN,
Agent for MI. Corban c nl Co.
Armstrong Greek Faypite co. Va
Nav III
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Houses d Lets for Sale or Rent.

TIME House the junction of 9th snd 9Th alley
Il with of an of good ground, formerly in the
Occupation OF Mr.. Chas Jodua The House and Lot
a ljnnirg he above, fronting dh allie, with rfan
# ground nd the House aud 10. adinng tie above.
on 10Th street. Either OF the above will b.
sold on favo nble rented 10 cool
Mt low price. For terms, orpiy to
Jun II II w. II MOSBN.
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$4,000 worth of Dry Goods at Cost !!

| =" subscriber intending 10 make change in his
No. business, viii offer his entire stock of goods at
nom thls date unit sometime about the LIST Of
ton ' WI " So = ""
J's s'ocN Is large and attractive, mostly of
es, Il embraces all the newest style goods,
hured plain plaid, colnre Silks, ich fsurs'i,
SH' esalefed and plain lac Silk, ,Fuuard and ndu;
N'nsugored and plain Chnles tissues. Berne rs and
ham, s al shades. French Jaconets and Lawns Cling.
rac INDY Muslins, Canton Grape Bombazine. Al
M,I 0'oa'ze Robes. embr dered and plain Swiss
&C. H. pant and striped Mhslin Camhrc, Dnit,
B,oJ eh work Collars, Sleeves Chimisetis tlankfs,
Spns Vi honnets, Bonnet Innings and Hibhnn.
Cor a,9hies nll AIDES; Hosiery and Gloves; French
socL 81 mars lies Dimly and Grass Skirs "A large
anil i9use furnishing goods,nmC nf whirh Muslin
Mar;I N"ialns, Damask Mo- Gems, and Turkey red
mo , agd Oimity Quilts, Linen Cotton Sheet
md ~ Nov Cose goods, Table Damask Fruit
sgd T .q1ie = napkins, Towels, Diapers, &c. Pano
entst onVers; a large stock OF Carprting from ten
rn,I ~ cue hnes' We vet Tapestry Rugs Grumb Cloths
tpi % a Don Mat, Oh Floor Cluths &C. Furniture
0z.1ii hing bleached and brown Cotton. Cotton
PEI Sal ana Buraps. Also, Travelling Trunks, Car
Gprtlo,' sehool Satchels and Valises. His stock f
Chth. zen Goods embraces genera, assortment of
Cmya, ~ ''sime'cs, Vpstne- Linen Diilings Gloves,
ripy y, G1oHais Half Hnse, &c. Together with
tie - goods usually founi in dry goods store.
ami p.: 'a a from all in wan of CHEAP GOODS.
can ma 'urty invites hi- friends aud Customers to
len D., supply theusev with gonds at crst
JOHN T. DAVIS.
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REDUCING STOCK.
Bargains i'm Ready Made Clothing.

n order 10 nsu the COMPLETE disposal Of their sum
mer stock by the close Of the season the subscribers
""oner their large stock of summer Clothing. Of their
~ manufacture greatly reduced prices f,r CASH
nose IN want Of GOOD CLOTHING now have AN op.
.U'Iumty rarely met with supply themselves with
Prices. RJRRIIICuS SuAEFp MO
Wholesale d Retail Clothing Bazaar 4 Ger tlemen's
Out filing Establishment, Main st cor Market
~ Bedford Senti-eI, Salem Beacon. Floyd Intrlli
9ncet ard w ylheve Telneranh cnny
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WHEAT THREssHERs.

| AluGl I'D x BRO. have o. hind, und arr constant
- ~ having manufactured Wheat Threshers, with
lai'e Towers ol the mnst nprtogsl pattern and pnl
III the must substantial manner
These fh'"shers have been used many OF the
Farmers in the surrounding country f. the last lxo
ara. and give universal SUI -lartian:
20 Orders attended t. " ith + remnt ,r.s
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-19

ON the 22nd day Of June the waer will he drawn of
" OF the levels ofthe Cann between Lock so and the
Combir 10 KS at hua Falls Pond for the purpose
of repairing Lock No. 40, and wi1be kent of until a.
bout the 4h OF july JAMES NJ HARRIS
Supt Rcrars2nd Division j. r. x X. CunaL
Jun Is d&ct4thiuy
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IsNO TEgE PEOPLE of RynchDurg..

Il ADAMS & cos Expresses ohtl u ny. Ccrt,ts
aud Cheap facilities for obtaining goods of all drsrrp
tons from all parts of the United States.
We have secured Special Express Privileges tl,,
.wifi and Jamcsoaon and RodHske.
New-York, "Wednesday, and Saturday, arriving in Ret.
nlond Friday and Monday of each week. BY tbs "n
we are prepared forward goods of all description
very low rates. Our Express leaves Richmond d,dl.
per Edmund and Daven71r's line Of Packets.
Goods delivered Free Of PortYage.
Our inland express per Great U. s Mail Lie. y
ties as heretofore to arrive IN Richmond 7'uice DG
The wel,-known character Ct house Tor resp, -
hit, and attention to the interests of cur custom cfs
warrants Us in saying that shippers will find it to Il eit
interest to order their Goods through "Adas d. On.
EapresS. ADAMS CO,
per Nm. II. Aio,5y agent
iy 2G.ifdts LynchJutr -.
N. B.-Goods dispatched to all points where re Law
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-19

obedience To decree of the Circuit Court Of Mel.
q son realered at its April Term, 1884 Ia the of
PanleY 4 Garry Nc vs.. Robertson Nc, therein de-
pending Shall, Monday the Goth day Of June On
the stile in frp6t of Nelson Court Huse sell Mt public
oucto n valuable Slave, named Spencer. about Is
Years o age; also, Hugh D. Robertsons contingent in
terest IN The estate now heldby Jane Shpmnn as
dover. Tcrms-6 months credit negotiable notes.
satisfactorily endorsed.
70 WHITEHEAD,
n. NJ. ca BELL, No'' -
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$50 REWARD

AN away Fl ON the subscriber, some time last sum.
~ mer negro man named SAM, aged about Is
yenrsi NIB tut f. inches gh brown complexion /;
head little build quick spoken mn very polite. Sam
was formerly owned by Mr. Dcjarnett of HALIFAX co,
aud ia well acquainted in the counties Of Halifax Pitt
sylvneia and Campbell Snm was lately discovered
near Mr. Mckinney Iiubbnra in IIaliiax county and Is
most probably in company with negro Of said Hub
birds, also a runaway.
The above reward of $50 will be given for the nppre.
hen'on and delivery of sad negro 10 the subscriber in
Bedford county, secured in Jail so that set him.
jun 3 rts JOHN + HAWKINS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-19

Episcopal Conuention-Eiection ofa Bishop.
PROVIDENCE, June 14.-At the Episcopal Con
yention to-day, the Rev. DIR. Croker of this city
rceved two majority for Bishop in the Clerical
house on the tenth ballot. In the other House
he vote was three majority against him.
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$40 REWARD

ID AN away from tie subscriber, the 18th May u
IA negro man named MIKE belonging To Mr.. =
Dance, of Powhalahc ounty, Va. The said negro is
bout f. inches high; well set; blnck-between % and
80 years did; he Navy Cap, hi other clothing
not remembered, The above rewards will be given
delivered me- section 10 Va. Il Tenn Railroad, Pu
laski co, Va SO if dgod in Jail where get
him. JACOB RUMBOUGH
junS-ls
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Uashiington A fairs.

WASHINGTON, June l5th.--The appointment
f Hon. Theodore r. Westbrook as District At
orney of N. York in place of o. Connor, resigned,
definitely fixed upon. The appointment is re-
arded with great satisfaction by n. York men,
ers of Congress and politicians.
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10 Richmond wing ana huchhhhn recorder copy.
rESEEONE WHO MAY WANT SQUAR

Il TIMBER, LOCUST POSTS. PLANk, SHIN
Giles. LATHES, &c, petse give me call, ms hold
myself in readiness to furnish a Il such Lumber.
Those wanting such Lumhcr will pl ease address me-
Mt Balcony Falls where will attend to their requests
with promptness
feb Ii wis JACOB CUNNINGHAM.
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?2.5OO worth of Dry Goods at Cost,

1--WE subscriber, wishing to convert as many Of his
goods as possible into money has determined To
Dry Goods at COST
His stock comprises every article usually kcr in the
dry goods line His assortment of black and conred
SILKS aud Dress Goods ofevery descrip IN i. unusually
large for The season. and is vel worthy the attention Of
every person who may wish goods on such favorable
terms.
Ills iriens and the public generally requested
taIl and examine for themselves.
Neguaf customers Should they prefer tl WILDE sup
Fe4witn Goods the usual teri
PHILIP W. PAYNE.
r. My stock of Carpeting is quite large and
nuNy THIS Springs purchase. iuu Is
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CHOIERA,-There was but one death from
doera reported in the Nashville Gazette of the
Nhinst.
The cholera has made its appearance in Mil
@geville gentleman residing there, returned
some days ago with his wife and servant from a
visit to Nashville. The lady attacked first and
died in few days; the husband followed soon
ster and then the servant who was only sick
seunhours.
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wi EhoHANfhn others intending To open new
IN sets OF b"osson the hf,t of July will do we'll to
give me call beiure l,uylne.
lhave ON hand Day looks, cdear. Journsls and
Blotters, Check Books on all of the Banks srge and
small Letter Copying Books nado Of the best Jopying
f"Fcrth paper Warrant To copy eqnl II superior
To any now IN use, all for sale chcnphy
VIM. J. FOLkES,
Blink Book Manufacturers Mnin ST.
N. b.-All kinds ut Book Binding done shofi notice
Persons IRON the country Gun hive their books bound
tnte back with them.
r"' and Sro some specimens of my binding.
Jun y. dmSth idJnly WI. 4.
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Severe Case of Rheumatism.

SocTrsyILLE, Aibemlae Co., va
Mach 4th, 1853,
Messrs Mortimer d. Mombyay Gentleinen--Having
been Inflicted with rheumatism for some time in its
worst forms, and not being able obtain relief from
other medic mes was induced to try CHAMPIONS Veg
etable Tincture few bottles of which, am happy to
say, have made perfect cure.
Atthe time commenced using the Tincture I was
scarcely able to walk. ! now and have been for
some weeks, entirely free from all pain.
Yours, ost truly \. e. MAY.
THE FEMALE SYSTEM
Liver Complaint. Debility
Extract from james Harris. Esq's Letter Alexandria
Va.-Alter speaking of wonderful cures ON himself he
plant and with inability constantly complaining fiom
weakness, through her whole system. She now enjoys
better health than To- thirty years being entirely resor
ed by the use of Hamptoa's Vegetable Tinctnre."
Diseased Side, Breast Eyes-Extract from n
Letter from J. G lines, Esq.,, Loulon county va-.Mv
wife has been for years afflicted with great weel
pain in the breast, side AMI back palpi,aton the
heart; eebeness of the SYSTEM loss OF appet.
complexion salow; the sight of eye almost gone the
other yey weak. | am pleased to say, Hampton's
1ineare has restored her perfect health Her ewes
are as good now as ever they were.
IB Call and get plamphlets
Sold by j. II. SEAY, s. CO., Lynchburg; Sewers.
Scottsville; j. BROWN, Charlottesville and bv ali
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the State mar 2f.dAcly
MONEY FOUND.
uJiCkED up on Main Street, small sum Of money,
June lists
INSEED OIL just received by
IL (may 29ts) R.STABLER & co.
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FOR RENT.

'EWo desirable aud convenient iIeea.o the Git
-, s'ns savings Bank. Arelyto Geo. w Yuneey. OF
up - 3tawif las n WItIr.Ns
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Notice to Boatmen and SHIPPERS,

1ng Greek. Fayeite CO., Va.
Nav i6. I851-tc
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lNSEED OIL just received by
IL (may % ts) R.STABLER & co.
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ENOR RENT-Tnc House recently occupied In
by tie subscriber; applyto D.. B. Payne or III
Ammon Hancock. JAS.C HUNT
apl 8fs
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Sale Of Valuable Slave and Interest.

TERMS made Known onthe dny sale.
Jun l9.tds THOMAS LEFTWfCH.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-01
ndtcr Cure.

nR. I. T. UFNNlsTO ONs WATER-Cl kt Lst4o-
- T,Aprll -. .a.l.lc No.iL-al:o- Is-Nl-i,.- 1'd -
- Isal si,d Si'.'
H-lVroHT T. / WATTR-CURE.-This est,b-
~ I.t,rt "a, .....d .- .-s lu a-a t1y On ca
1--u sca iil'l- at4.ld 80 a d.. " r. '1.t
NEW WATER-CUhE.-DrG a. H. ! " Lpn WA
~ - , W-.qfK-CURE E>TABLl>!iAt NJ II '-" c-fi,
-, II, ses - ga TIE t1l-1-s o.. let
..fec.aly sdarfo 70 iEe Iu'Tose 0'iAl'------'' i
70 /. TAYLOR ;-,,,.
y,sIlT uEANGE MOUNTAIN NAILR-Cl fE
90 to or.tsd on MONDAY Apr. ~ m o'luee;'a VIZ 1s
- titv " Iii cllo-s '9I jas 10y De maze
T.. .be Nv Orice No. l73 l2hs-. eo..f c l-t..- -
elis nay Iris1e i-e '-,i-s- IN q " - -
a., AG'lo' - '''N'' ' o. II WELLI,GTON Y. D
@. ". MAJ. A. ID.
,,,ur NFV-NOhK CIN WATER-CURE, No.
80 s-b.. c.tt- ~ Ulvr -e. now connected s'ltn
nee Ncrt.a y a-,-C uld-r or lliar e-e Fieul and
.ds,t o. Oh cIulf-y hs tie ttf NJ
ie-4.e-s Az O. IL " ELLiSb Ton. VI ..
o. "a MAY. N. d.
Vzr;TFE-C RE INSTITUTE aid SCHOOL. No.
" - - - .erusr f1- len rseL.s T. TRAIL
- u P'-rf,.ai. D IS. TllLOE sad HO>sokD Ass.inis
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-01

NrPprP ASD Arson ~ AHoosroOk, hE.-On the 2lst
anr Janes Mathews insn oi my years, and woman
riIi,r Ic--eif Mary Ann White, committed Tho
;1 ip Uouton the former for the murder Of named
Samuel James the latter for setting fire 70 the dwelling
house Of benjamin Hens Vi Cncoeu. on the West Aroos-
f,,. road occupied tavern. Maihe bachelor,
and the woman W hite lived with him. james 10
have been killed for visiting Mathews premises and stay
ing WI. Mary Ann during hi. absence. She hs been
taken INTO custody 70 be used q witness.
GROWTH oF M,scHgsTFR, y. H-This young city, The
mot popuous town IN Ncw-Hampshire, contained last
year IoC0 nhahiianis-nnes 6s9 females l03li. Tho
to- Al population IN l.f0 was tu 49, and in lsJ css
than J t0o Tie vnlua,qn of property last year vas
os95y-- the as d sol 5j II. The deb, Of the
ciy j. s9ee5o one-hai5of which was caused by The de-
strucon by fe of c|y City Hall in lsi3, and replac.
Ing IL by more oo,,i. one. There more. than 2,oW
polk. Manchester ta grown ~ entirely through the in'
ruerce Of he water-pcwer.
IMPnIsoSgEyT FOR SEDrCrlos.--N Alisn. Nieh. lsk
wcek Edmund Grundy Jr. was sentenced by JUICE wing
to .wo eaIs imprisonment in states Prison Tor
MN Dcty under promise oi marriage.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-01

T., ,Ion with tb. French Catholics have met -cant
cOurscCaCn. ..
,, us,uraIfed az some of the ports on Lake Ontario.
Vessels have been u at Kingston which have sailed IN.
II Il honce Liverpool; and efhers are buaieg tor INC
same destination Labor J. somewhat dcarer IN Upper
Canada than AT Quebec; bat material u cheaper and
costs nothing 10 place the vses 10 casoec aer fhey nav
been tuil: for ihy % down sicn saroHgh our 'pens
n. Ceopstra Of the Canadian Sie.m Navigation Coua-
pany viii be tic arrive at puooee ms seaso" ITO"
Liverpool
Tie business or the W,and Canal has been very br'sk
since tho opening navigation. Among the Nes>e Pa@
ng ihTou1 a ar, several plopciegs-
IL curious fact that generally get New io'x pS
pers twenty h"Ors by cypress than oy NAL.
The reason is said be that no separate mails made
up at New-fork for Csnsdian citis.
Tie CITY corporation Of Hamilton holding stock in the
Great Western Railroad ha. comn,e,r,d nroce.lny. in
Chancory 10 prcyCn; the Company tron running hne o.
steamers 70 Oswccc, sn! other American port pur-
chasing tie Ontario or Ere Railroad which will ran from
Niagara 10 Chppevs. Hamilton Hsrbs- ia frozen no al
winter willie that of Nsgors j. open. Thi. rejected line
OF boats will probably be stopped from another cause.
Certain difficulties about conpotioa ecarred between
the Grand Trunk and the Great Western Companies and
the disputed questions including the rusng OF the line Of
boats, ro,rrcd TO Mr. Stephenson, the celebrated
engineer FOR decision. Ii be decide that these boats are
in conn clifton with the Grand Trunk, they are 10 be
s,orpe In the. the produce brought oy the irea
Western III stand greater chance Of being continued
eastward on the Grand Trunk 20 Quebec Portland,
that The decision viii no be entirely without interest 70
N1w-lolk.
Ii i understood tha IS not the ir1estoh Oh Tue i"pc
rial Government 20 rcODtc TIC mha) iV'so ." >'"'"
below its present strength. -, =.
The Bar Association of Quebec at meeting held ID
that c,y have passed several resolutions severely ccnur
ing the conduct of Judges HOLLAND and Ayiwn IN 1neir
de;,nl.y with NJ prssol Queens Counsel and dsmand
irg their instant Impeachment This Judgment Is sum
csv iu.Cnp.rate hut il viii create less surprise han "
otherwise would the fact that the Quebec bar as
su,d an extraordinary attitude whea struck or higher
pay in I,5l.
The increase IN the jmpc, and export trade o the iro.'
D.. and rocoCensCi. Inc
Lowing statement, shows the value Of the imports a"d eS
nnrfa nj iho Province I'm lssj:
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-01
- ,IIne sAporl. -. .tS.Ml1!S y ,

The value Of the imports OF 1882 wrs only j0lo29-
l.s lan ose OF last hy about 60 per cent lhe -
crease in eNpors was still greater In 1852 the value of
,h eVuors was 25l 93 being over 20 per cent lees
han tie figure Of last IL would DO observed that the
iuorts swell up o figure far above that of exports.
Tlis IL always the with u' mo9e or less AZ present
the imports on account of The railways IN course o con
strucnn are extensive and til tho grea, works now III
poccs arc completed ,hey will tend TO increase the dis
r between the exports sni the imports. The rea-
live proportion OF our imorts from thc United oa'es,
several wears In lei9 the total value OF our imports was
e. COZ zoo Of which & cie s5j was from the United
Staes in 1850 the total value ti@f55i7 of which
fIOts7l5 was from the United States in 1851 the total
value was 3as 097, Of which t2osi al was from the
United States in 1882 the total re o23 of which
t2 10 429 from the United Ss'o' Inc exports "
Le United States are scarcely keeping pace with those to
other countries OF whole exports in 1856 t2oo9 99e,
the United STATES received fls3,70; OF E2,s2i69o IN
ISL .l.Ol7s-6 went to the United States. aud VI
IS 81 3gI in ls52 81 3O went TO the United States.