Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-11

sovrH s,px RiILxoAD-The Lynchburg virgipisn
dcr-tsnds that this road which is now finished whir
three or four miles Of that city, will be completed by tn,
Goth Of this month, when the win max. their sdven
In LynchburS, The VirSnisn proposes grand eelebra
ton. Speaking Of the advantages OF this improv
to Lynchburg the virginian saws:
1--WE venture the opinion that persons have pass
cd through Lynehburg during the past SUMNER then eve
before Our hotels have been crowded TO overlooking from
the very beginning Of the aud when all tho
nectiops shall have been completed, there Is estims
tug the number Of persons who will annually through
our city, each paying his tribute TO it. Aud still in add
ton 70 this the advantages be derived by this
mercia community. Purchases made in the northern
cities by the New York and Richmond line Of steamers
connecting City Point with tho railroad, will reach Thu
place in but little more than half the time generally
cuped Orders made from this city can be filled and
ceived before the patience Of all concerned exhausted
turer and SPECTATOR They take advantage Of ID,
highest prices and In comparatively quick time have IL
market whatever they may hold Tho great markets o
the country will be brought several days nearer ou
doorS"
The South Side Democrat Of yesterday puts forth tn,
following confession.
"As has been truly remarked old Incs and PRINCIPLES
obterated and the Wing aud Democratic parties sp-
pear al ke split into fierce aud unnunbered factions
the chaos aud smoke Of whose STRIFE the black dag Of Sc
ward and abolition alone il conspicuous"
We hope South SIDE contemporary Ell. better anel
ties aPpear alike split into fierce aud uununbered
factions. We have pretended CONCEAL the fact ths
the Wing party was somewhat split, but all the while We
have had the harmony OF the great national Democratic
psy pictured In closing coors BY Southern Democratic
journals Now however, both parties split alike
cordipg TO tue Dsnoera.. This have kro an all along
aud surprised to rd Democratic journals slow
see it, reluctant to confess it, They will have sd
donsl evidence of this before long Breakers ahead
| and earro. De escaped.
AMERICAN MINISTERS ADsoAp.-Mr. Galliardet, well
known the orner Ior aud present r.r. Correspou-
dent ofshe Cori. ds' Eiat Ui, gives the following in.
tellieence 10 bis letter published on saturday
~ have to believe that NJ Souie will in few
days. be 10 Paris and that his Appearance here
ted with an important movement which American Dplo-
macy proposes to make In regard 70 European aairs 1t
is found 10 be IN disagreement points than
with the Governments Of the old world Besides the diff.
hcutes with Spain growing out Of the Black Warrior
fair there are OF side Of the discussions between NJ
Belmont aud the Dutch Government and those between
Mr. BGchsusn aGd Lord Clarendon in regard to the Mos
quito Proieciora:c the oiher. meeting il soon TO
take place either 10 France, Baden Spa between
AeSsrs Soue, Buchanan aud NssoG 90 confer the poll
which the American Government ought TO pursue to-
Eards the EGEopesu Powers 10 Of pending conflicts
sni OF others which threatened This meeting held
oy the principal representatives Of the United States on
the Oh Continent IL Of character attract the
teuou OF Statesmen eSory where, aud diplomatic circles
will gSe special attention. The American Ministers eve
Gently that the ansou Of their frontiers will
meet formidable obstacle in the Coalition OF European
interests sud he European Powers the other hand
fear tue IuterveGtion OF American Democracy in the
tempts open or secret OF the revoutionis. The
OF all ;hsse apprehensons will be that, with little pru
dence aud respect tor each others rights both daugers
caa ts ayo!--J.'
Hen. Edmund Burke of y h. the leader Of the H..d
She'll Wig and Abolition Coalition in that state ha,
in The last y. II Reporter in favor of the Hpo~
SoIhEss. lie concludes = long article thus.
II We have any conception Of the objects and
purposes CT know Nottingham they 10 comet these
evil; put end TO the perpetual European.m OF i'm
migrants 10 learn them TO drop their respective nsona
ties ana become American citizens, TO arrest Bishop
Hughes IL his perSpicUous aud reasonable Instructions 10
lhmen and Catholics, defeat the purposes OF political
demAsosues who foster this foreign American fed
irE smoug the immigrant population; in Short effect
"SsrE desirable sud SalutAry REFORM
Such Ee understand the objects snd purposes of
know Nobiusism. Aud to the Accomplishment OF such
ends, We bid i; God speed
NEw fcSz AAszET..-Tae Herald Of Monday ssy',
tbs, owing to igh, receipts and good domestic demand,
there wss Saturday agsn better feeling in .pd
medium grades OF State fOu and prices closed sbou,
ls IL cents per esrrel advance Wheat quiet sales
light and prices unsettled Indian sold freely &C.
7sc for sound the latter figure for good Western yellow,
and the former for mixed. Mes. pork declined and sales
we're made a, 81" 81 81? 90 At toe close no buyers
for large lots appeared above SIC. This price, houerer
offered for 900 barrels cash. and not taken. Gotten
vas steady, with sales Of 40 to 500 bales.
Tho Know Nothings have made clean sweep in tie
late san Francisco elections. S. 2. Webb their candidate
for Mayor, elected by majority OF $50 his high
Is; opponent. On ticket With % names the Know
No'hings .elected 20 from the NOMINEES of the Wing and
Au!i-BFoderck Conventions aud seven the nominees
Of the Kuo~ Eothings ony. They elected all their
didates, some Of them with msjoes OF over 900 The
clean Kuow Nothing 1900, on, Of 10, $685. the
entire vote Of the city.
NV PrBLrcAIIcS.-Mr James G. H4lsel has pub
lbhci sequel TO The Law Of Human Progress" 1t is
neatly printed work containing loo page. snd will no
douS,be read with interest by all who perusei his former
work this suit ect or the merits OF the subject as dis
cusied By the author prepared speak. From
glance at the work thiak it we'll written in neat
and entertaining style which reflect, much credit upon Mr.
c., talen. for ng
BOeE'-Wc received, yesterday. from the publishers
Garrett Co, New York, Am Street. copy of Fred
Arden or the JesuiFs Revenge" by J. F. Smith, E'q.,
Also, from the same, copy Of Bryon Blonday OF the
Blue Ranger Of the Mohawk. They are for sale st the
book store Of Mr. Geo. W. West, of this city.
The Express Of Monday, state, that tue number Of
deaths for the past wsek in the city OF New YORK report
ed the City Inspector, Office reached 5l4 which e1-
hios decrease Of 90 10 comparison with the full report
Of the previous week. From cholera Al.
The total deaths of the past week will doubtless not
exceed I2s,-sho"ings gratifying Improvement 10 the
public health.
The Paris Correspondent Of the New York Times no
ices discovery tor renewing old paper which IL very
important If true He sayt:
"There is good deal said Of process by which
the coating Of ink upon newspaper sheet ia thoroughly
Washed ch enabling the paper receive another mpTe,
sion. TIE discovery If discovery there be- Is said to be
due TO experiments mado in consequence OF The scarcity
Of rags.
Misc lScE made mos; successful appearance at the
Theatre Monday night Sic greeted by the largei.
aud most fashionable house Of the season The pcrform
snce 0! THE talented young tail to drawn
crowded houses each night during Der engagement To-
night 'he appears 10 the attractive play Of the lunch