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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-11
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
ARRIVAL OF THE STAR IN THE WE,T.
roRTNIGHr's LATER iDyICEs
IMPORTANT ISTELLIGESDE From cuIN ID

FoRTNIGHrs LATER iDvICEs.
IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE FROM CHINA-RE-
PORTED SURRENDER OF CANTON-LATER
FROM OREGON, &c.
NEw YORK, September s.-The STEAMER Star Of the
West arrived here from San Juan It 10 l.e o'clock
this morning. bringing advices from Sal Francisco
gust l6h being two weeks later from al parts OF Caor
She has four hundred passengers and over g. ooo 900
In gold on freight besides considerable in tho hands Of
passengers.
BY arrival at San Francisco of the English clipper
North Fleet from China 1t reported that Canton had
surrendered to the insurgents Another rlmo however,
leaves this n doubt.
The San Francisco papers report aims. incredible
number Of suicides, murders, robberes, &C. Among the
recent murders is an American named Reed.
The town of Bedwell has been entirely destroyed by
FIRE. Loss heavy.
band of robbers portion of the notorious Joaqun's
followers have gone Marysvie for the purpose OF ma
rauding, robbng, and perpetrating other outrges.
Good health prevails gensraly amongst the emgranss
in Carson valley.
Large salt mines have been discovered in Los Angeles
county.
Great excitement prevails 10 regard the Hearn river
mines.
The surveying party under Lieut., Beckwi,h was to
leave San Francisco the l6:h u, for Warrington
The report OF the party regarding the central is
highly favorable.
The Pacific Railroad portion OF the democracy were
endeavoring to effect union.
Mining operations were highly prosperous. Great dis.
coveries Of gold reported have been made SAM
Judge Farwel had taken his seat ON the bench
Miss Laura Keen had left quite uuceremonously Tor
Sidney, Australia
The names OF McDouga and Ls,hom have been placed
in nomination for Congress 10y the Bgcr wing of the de-
mocrqcJ, but where withdrawn.
The clipper Golden Rover Baltimore had arrived Oh
| the 9b.
Late adyices from Oregon represent that Southern emf
IT ius in danger FROM ludius Who thIc
| their lives
The Hon. John Davis had resigned the Governorshp O
aui laf tOrf hn A, ,i. Sat.
IL was reported that the CaqIii mines all hum
bug
Advices have been received from the Sandwich Island:
OF later dates Eight vessels from England anC
France had arrived Honolulu Their object nknown
\ large meeting held consider the subject
OF steam communication with Honolulu aud San Fran
cisco.
Miss Catherine Hayes gave concert at Honolulu, ant
left Tor Australia
Several British vessels of were at San Juan at las
accounts.
There is no further general news of moment
MAREETI-Trade at San Francisco was more active
and generally speaking DDS held Tor higher prices il
anticipation of more prosperous fall trade
Flour shade frmer-uaxal selling at sll rs
slI,6O.
Hams II cents per ID. Lumber dull. Sugars de-
clinug Naval Stores dull rhe receipts of provision.
were light. Keg Lard 10 10 l.4c. per 10. Money
to be obtained easier Short paper 4A6 per
Real estate was dull aud depressed.
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RICHMOND MAKKErS 6

FusERAL.-The German Beneficial Society turned GU
on Saturday to bury deceased member of their body
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Hon JoHS KsRR.-wc Learn, ron the D,nyille RI
g'tef t1h.s pubic dinner will bo given 10 tbi, di,,in
g1'1el gen'lemia, a. Y,rc,ysIs, ~ O., on the 2s,b
instant in conpnou: u 1i' a5s anl patriotic soprse
du'inS 'ao resent SESSION Of CJigs" Arg, ce,~d, (.
hofp'etcj, viii no 10 attend, nca on the ose,,ion.
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RICHMOND WING.
TO coRREsPoNpENTs.

Ne WAfo" -,
Articles written sides ofhe paper win not be Published
hI,I, rule ought to be known ALL and will
departed from Obituary eight
,ues are charged Tor a. advertisements.
~ ooumunea,i0ns charged the advertise
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IHE EMPEROR or RCssLA is reported to have said, in
relation TO the English They may repel me from the
Danube they may enter Conshdi aud take possession
81 Pete'bnrg hoy may force TO retire from Moscow
but they mus! drive from the Wds Of Siberia or take
ms prisoner the mountain pi,c, Of the Urai before
cease 10 strive for the position have ,akenr
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From tho Baltimore Pario. Of Friday evening cir
the following synopsis Of the proceedings Of the NeN

From the Baltimore Patriot Of Friday evening We clip
the following synopsis of the proceedings Of the New
York Democrat (Soit) Convention.
AT the Son Shell Democratic Convention, at Syracuse
n. Y, two Of resolutions presented. The mi
nory report takes the free soil grouud aud is signed by
three members OF the committee. Preston King said an
endorsement OF the Nebraska bill would be the condem-
nation Of the Convention. Captain Ryuders, Custom
House official moved strike from the msority re.
port all that related tho Missouri Compromise Ruled
out OF order. The msj GRITTY resolutions were adopted
seriaiirn Preston King and the entire delegation from
ST Lawrence county, dissenting from the acton OF the
Convention withdrew from il amid laundering applause
from the spectators motion to nominate Mr.. Seymour
for Governor by reclamation, put and carried-ten
in favor, against The minority OF the Committee were
gracousy allowed the privilege Of having their report
appear the journal OF the proceedings Abijah Mann
offered four additional resolutions, the hrst which as
the power of Congress make regulations for
tories, and that il is its bounden duty provide against
the extension and establishment OF Slavery therein The
second dsclaims interference with slavery as existing by
national legislation Tho third dssents from the creed
that the slave policy Is morally commercially beneficial
in conformity with the principles OF Christian cvzi
ton and the fourth deems the Convention and those
whom il represents absoved from obligations ad.
nit Slave States, These resolutions were laid on
the table by vote OF 22o ayes TO loo nays Governor
Seymour was then renominated and committee appointed
TO inform him of the fact. letter read from Lieut.
Governor Church, declining to be candidate for renom
nation rira vote ordered for a candidate for
this office, and when the Of p. Dorhimer Ia Ger
man. aud Hotel keeper at Buaalo-ormerly Postmaster
at that city &c called he and said that after
the resolutions which had been passed he considered it
disgrace TO have his name in the Convention Abjah
Mann also refused TO vote, and left the Convention amid
cheers ard Kisses. Mr. Ludlow the Chairman Of the
Convention. then nominated for Lieutenant Govern
or, Jason Clark, OF Jefferson, for Canal Commissioner
and Mr. VIM. r. Andrews, for State Prison Inspector
The committee appointed to apprise Gov. Seymour Of lis
nomination. reported that he was not to be found. The
Convention, then after passing The usual resolutions OF
thanks, adjourned sine die.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-11

We learn from the Lake Superior Journal that during
the eleven days. commencing August 18th aud ending
Angus. 2Sd, two hundred aud dty.'cvcn ns eighteen
hnndfed aud fiy-thtes pounds Of "copper" and FIVE hun
ded aud eight tons eleven hundred pounds Of iron ore
we're shipped from the Copper Falls, Fores. City aid
Cleveland iron mines
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WHOLESALE TR.DE

DUVho, OIATIUNEKf AND PIANU FORTFS.
NAMES wooDHoUsE, Uate Nash woodhouseJ Richmond
- va oilers an eItenIVe stock OF BOOKS
adapted 20 the wants OF the trade Ia Virginia
ana prices as low as can be obtained
cities In with his Stationary he
ware appropriated ofPIAHO YoRTEs Hsd with
an assortment IS extensive be any
OF ne Kind In ihe Onion He has participated in the over
lima and Tennessee all Of which given entire
They are warranted every respect offered for sale Al
tuers prices, and will be packed
oui nnry He has also attacled TO HE establishment BOOK
BlSDERY and BLANK BOOK MANDATORY, where ali kfnj.
OF Books, Periodicals. Blanks Music bound and BanL
Hooks suitable for merchants public odees courts
ries, sc, are manufactured. - ''
NAYos GUIDE TO HAGfsTRATRs-Nev edition. w pub
sh. hayos Guide 10 hagratss (nev edition With
forms for the dchArge Of their duties Court with an
dix containing Forms for drawing Bonds Notes. Deeds
and adapted 20 the Code Of Virginia
Persons distance unable
orders faithfully executed personally s,ent .s
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RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER
MRAHDoLfLrS Boetstore. l9i Aain stree, Sept I.
osS0't' '''sis RAE.
AfAoRRLs BPtssOre, 81 Main street, Sepsb.
81 % ' 81 RI".
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-11

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81, WEgT yo, 4 ,rJ
HO G Exchange Place, has for sale: ~
Type, Of hankInd BY Mott gliddon. (geE SUPPLY 15
The scout or the BLACK RIDERS Of OonEsree BY wm Gilmore
Bins, Esq tl,25. - - '
Rrmllan, pa'nodlc" Tragedy by T. Percy Jones, 10
nesof Fortune, or the History and Adventures
By j. D. Jores, thor Of wild Western Scenes
Captain Cauot, or TEenty Years OF America Baysr
Elements Of Agriculture Young Parmer, by esor,s
y. WAring, Jr. IS cents - 'S'sN
Fashion and Famine; By Mrs stephens, (ssW Iuppiy) g.
Hard Times; By Dickens. IL cents. 1865 W.
1icon1eroga; By james. 90 cents.
Initials; a story Of Modern Life 90 cents
K1th best Novel Of the day. 81 cents.
Kate Ashton; By Mrs ssuell. 10 mo- cloth Al IN
Eootes Ambrosianas. 6yos. Is '''0''
Pilgrims Of WAlilnghsmi By Agnes Btriotiand. 800
sen 0EOR0E 81. WEsT. EEthannn plana
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-11

INK VVHhoNWKALrH Vs. SECOND Srhkkr-Tho officers,
ansr bard chase Of two days, In pursuit OF ohm T.
Vest Of I'd street. In the city OF Richmond succeeded In
nsbbug him. while no diving In buggy from Rock.
ss Friday evening" The charge sganst bim threat.
snipg TO whip Charles j. Miller, and abusing him.
As Officers Tyler and Seal approached bis house 10 the
above named region bio got his grey aud dec amped
He was subsequently, caught at Miller seemed In
disposed prosecute Lie said the amount Of the offence
was silly threat which no confident would never DO
enforced
He was dlscbarRed
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-11

RICHMOND MARKETS, September o.
Tobaeeo-Prces without change mint, ruvs
TO 70 common eaft 5S TO ~; medium qualities sh TO SIS
g S ana hne shipping generally 80 ll to
good and hne manufacturing ell l3x very nne fI6 10
90 beo~ give the inspections State to August ST. lss
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-11

A REHAREIBLE MlH-Thers lives In New Brunswick
near Grand Lake, man 96 years old, who reads
papers printed the finest type, and waited upon by
groatgsat granddaughter, who Is eighteen years Of
sge, and but three feet and three ioubs Of an inch
tall He hasa grand daughter who il four feet eight In
obes high, but who weighs hundred aud eghtysiI
pounds She cannot stand upon her feet more then thirty
minutes At time. We should think that quite
as long she would wish 10 submit her feet TO such
trial.
An 0UrRIgE.-The Augusta Geo, Sentinel says that a
strong feeling ofndgnation oIists 10 that community 10
last appears that several cart loads Of old elegraphio
dsdatebes empdsd into tho street 10 front Of the
Tolsgnph Office and allowed 10 remain there 20 long
that they were seized upon by the curious and Distributed
all over the city In large quantities. When the nature OF
many Of these dispatches in considered the thoughtess
meas and cunaly Of breach ofconhdsnoe would seem
70 merit the seVerss. reprehsnslop.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-11

Elizabeth Gross who suddenly left this county in Jauua
ry last under suspicious circumstances and for whose
Prehenson under a charge subsequently made OF the
murder o! Wm. Newton, by poisoning, a reward was
offered by the Governor last Spring returned the
~ last week. for the purpose she says OF standing her
trial for the alleged offence OF which she says she heard
10 the West, whittier she had gone. Sac very
arrested, and Tuesday last had her examination before
a special term Of the county court and 70
further trial at the circuit court in October. We have
not heard whether the facts elected the examining trial
Register.
FAILURE OF MArLs-The Postmaster at Young's II
Roads writes that the "IoJdceo Plant has failed 10
reach that office for the last three mail. We do no,
error Is with u.s. for We generally attend personally the
IN iilng OF packages We hope that the mails will DO
regular hereafter. We will do part to make them So
Iobdeco Plant
Valley, who have been favored with tho most propitious
seasons and whose crops give promise Of an amos,
unprecedented yield il is rather strange news that most
Disastrous drought has prevailed throughout the great
corn growing country Of the West-U.
Tx Ono RivEE.-The Louisville Journal says :-The
river is az lower stage than Il has been at any pre-
yious time this season, which If IL continues to Tecede
another week will compel even the wheelers to
withdraw from the track aud bring navigation above
Louisville TO close. We will then be most y
at the head Of steamboat nayg Cincinnati been
for some time cut off from tho upper ports, and now she
will be cut of from Louisville.
TERRIBLE ISDfAS MASSACRE IN MIsSEsorA.-We learn
from the Minnesota papers that party Of Medewa-
kautowans, laden with fresh scalps aud bringing with
them captive girl into Lac qu Parle about the
lat Of August This party bad been raised because
Of recent scks by the Chppewas the Dikotabs near
Fort Ridegely week spent in huoiing for their
enemies and finally, early upon Sabbath morning. they
came upon Chippewa camp, the mMgn'of beautiful
little lake All the ChippeWas asleep, except two
women who gave the alarm. The whole party fed to
their canoes, pursued by the HedoWakantoWans. One
canoe was swdmpod drowning largo number; while on
shore and In tho water udiscrminate slaughter began
Men, women, aud children butchered by the toma.
ba@k and scaping knife, until FIVE six who ara
supposed to have escaped n Of the canoes
oftbe ChippeWas left alive. Two days after, tie
murderers, boirng 30 scalps, were by rumphsl pro.
of ihnr lrinnha md nn,n -dannn VA nninunI
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tbs EXPORT BREADsrUTFs from the United States
| to Great Britain and Ireland for the year ending
September l. 1884, is stated follows by tho Shipping
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ruro-kr. John o. Child vas Coed o. By the Mayor,
On Saturday, for permitting quantity Of Coal TO remain
on the Sidewalk 10 front Of his house 9th street. bee
tween Clay and Leigh, tho night Of the ith Inst
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OhsrRrcrioSs.-A summons against Messfs. John aud
George Gibson, for permitting quantity OF lumber 70.
main on 9th street. between Main and Gary, during the
night Of the 7th. was dsmisssd by tho Mayor Situr
day-h appearing have been len there on account Of
tho heavy rain and stor which tho hands e-
ployed gu building In the locality from Working.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-06
q KA ND
|eratic and Ballad Entertainment,
BY THE CELEBRATED
Madame Rosalie Durand.

ADAME DURAND begs leave To announce 10
II The citizens of Lynchburg and vicinity that she
have the honor of neain appearing before them in
faXD OPERATIC BALLAD ENTERTAINMENT
lied by some of the
Best Talent now in this Country.
services of the EMINENT PIANIST, JOSEPH
|SCHN END. has been secured and also that oil
Celebrated Italian Vioinist, SlGNOR FERDl
IND MORRETTl. who ii has been acknowledged by
Oubc Prcss-with the exception of Ole Bull-bas
superior, in his line. in this county.
h. A choice selection of OPE Ratio GEMS AND
[LADS will be selected for the occasion, aud to all
L, of good music Musical treat will be offered
b 7. Due notice will be gwen oil the first Concert.
h.. 20 de
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-06
Htf OI IH' TfrsIdtht,
WIN. p. MUNFoRD, sec'y.
APPOINTMENT OF PROXY.

fnom all byihcse presents That we, the Snb,cri-
bers being Stockholders in The James River and Kama
VIM Company, do hereby constitute and appoint -
true and lawful Attorney AMI Proxy, To ro-
prnsoni each m nnll General Meetings Of the Stock
holders al snid Company, held within months from
present represented by other Prox; with full
power and auihorty nj such General Meetings 10 give
such votes, nnd 40 such other ncts as
each ol us nnud give do member of the said
mertings II we were prrsohally PRESENT. and wedo hsse
by ntiy aud confirm whntrver votes net acts
our eel Attorney may lawfully give do for In pur-
roanoo of tho authority hereby conferred upon h. n
Witness hands and seals This - dry Of -
tbonsaud eight hundred and -.
dee III Nv Tesfe. IsEAI.l
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t1.e7s.ess 90
Office of the Jas. River and Ka. Co,

HlcHnOND DEC 12TH. 1873. !
4 called meeting Of the Stockholders Of the James
"A River and kanawhn Company will be held a this
Office Thursday. the 18th day of January II pur
4ance of the following order Of the Board Of l'ublic
Works.
M meeting Of the Board of Public Works, held on
tfe7th day of December. 1853, II was
Reso red Thai the Board Of Public Works being
quesed thereto do hereby call meeting Of the Stock
holders of the Ja,nss River and kanawha Company. TO
be held in the city OF Richmond Thursday, tie 18th
dny o January next for the purpose of considering he
1urson, whether II sadyisnbe offer the said Compa-
nys work 10 the State sueh price may be- agreed
upon by the State md Stockholders Of the
debt nov due by said Company the State into sio
Of the Company such price msy be agreed upon BY
the parties aforesaid
by order of the President
VIM =. MUNFORD, Sec'y
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-06

rfRRrBLE ExpLosIoN.-On Monday morning
the boiler of the steam engine in the snrgl-
instrument mandatory of c. c Rhnehardt
f., in Light street, Baltimore, exploded dread
iniuring three m m, and wounding four 9th
Those who were the most severely injured
lnrustus Franlinger, (engineer) Charles
Her and julius Miller, neither of whom was
[,cted to survive. Valentine Wilhelm was
A scaldcd, and had leg broken. The en-
hniLling was almost entirely demolished.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-06
Persian Declaration of War against Turkey.
Allied Fleets in the Black Sea.
Russians Repulsed from kalefnt, Il
Further Advance in Breadstuffs.

RICHMOND, Jan 5th.-The Canada, with adyi-
ces from Liverpool to the Gath Dec, arrived at
Halifax yesterday.
She brings an account that Mr.. Soule had
fought duel with NJ. Turgot the Minister o.
France to Spain and also that young soule, his
son, had fought with the Duke of Alba. Nobody
was damaged.
Turkey and Russia
The Turks say that Russia induced Persia To
declare war against the Porte by promise to
remit the debt due to Russia and to restore the
territory in dispute between them
The allied fleets had entered the Black Sea.
The Car having frequently declared that such
an act would be regarded by him equivalent to
an act of on the part of those powers, the
immediate withdrawal of the Russian Ministers
from London and Paris was consequently expect
ed.
The Russian forces attacked Kalefat on the 4th
Dec, but were repulsed after great carnage.
On the 18th two Russian Steamers, with gun
boats, attacked Mantachinie An instruction
had taken place in Crimea in favor of Turkey.
The Russian Government had ordered all for
eign Merchant Ships going into tie Ottoman
Ports of the Black Sea, carrying neutral flags
Here the despatchis imperfect.
The latest Vienna papers state that the com
bined fleets had entered the Black Sea to prevent
further collisions between the Russian and Tur-
kish fleets.
France
1t is reported that the dstrust in England, of
the sincerity Of the French Emperor in regard to
the Turkish alliance had caused great indigna-
tion-thc French Cabinet considering it expedi-
ent to make explicit denial. 1t is rumored that
Napoleon expresses himself in favor of immed-
ate action.
England
Sir George Gray has been declared Secretary
of State of the Home Department. 1t is report
ed that Lord Palmerston had been invited to
sumo office in consequence of Lord Clarendon
having threatened to resign.
Liverpool Markets Dec. "a.
Flour duripg the week advanced cd per bu shell.
Corn advanced | sper quarter, and wheat I'd per
bushel (of 70 pounds.)
RICHMOND, Jan. 5.--Flour active at 81 to 7 %.
Wheat As to CO. and in demand. Other articles
unchanged.
~ loo DO, H.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-06

Jno. L. Slaughter Il Co.,
At the old stand of @. & N. B. Steptoe,
MAIN ST. LYNCIiBURG Va.
EEAVE on hand aud constantly receiving frnm
4 their foundry all kinds of castings, which they
nre prepared to sell AT 80 per cent less than they
hr furnished elsewhere. Among variety of other
ficle. they call attention their
Crates at from 81 rs to SIS,
Stoves coal aud wood, from So to $50,
Cooking Stoves at $19,
Pots, OVENS and Kettles at 4c per ID.
Flat hons and fancy Rslings, at7c per 10.
Hat Racks, at 50 to$ l2.
Fancy Garden Chairs nj ~ to $l4,
The superior advantage OF buying castings frnm MS,
H. that f any part Of piece should be broken II be
Immediately replaced from foundry at vety small
price, whilst northern casting cannot be repa ced at my
price. and the whole picc becomes valueless.
EV7All articles obtained from are guaranteed to
be eaun to any brough from the north elsewhere
In connection with iron depot, we have open
I'D a depot for the Piedmont agricultural works, and
nrge SEED STORE.
Plows of every variety. Mt hom 81 80 tot l2,
Hay and Straw Cutters. $40 to $l3,
Single Corn-Shellers, at $40.
Double :" at Sl3
Scrupers, at ",
Thermometer churns. from s. to SC,
And every other article that may be needed on firm
nov 25-ts
n. B--Thcy will pay the highest market plice 70
old casings
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-06

NOTlCE.-The corartnership existing under the
~ style and firm of Lloyd, Garland e. Co was dis.
solved on the 18th st by mutual consent. All per-
having unsettled business with the will
present their claims for sett to A. b. Garland
who is alone author zed close up the business said
firm. N. s. LLOYD,
A. b. GARLAND.
Dec. % w4w Wa. o. BRINE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-06

Our will be cash or negotiable paper satsfao
iorily endorsed
The subscriber, thankful for the very liberal pniron
nge bestowed him for the last fourteen year, he has
been IN business IN Lynchburg. wou just mention that
he will still continue his former bushes. heretofore.
aud hopes. with the adduuDal ftcitcs he has, and
by the attention he feels detsrn ned give
his business Ia all its various brnnches merit con-
tinuance 81 the patronage OF liberal public
sept 23-ts geo q. CURLE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-06

h. rreeman's Journal has the following from
limerick Ireland Reporter, dated Dec. ID.
Ne have just been handed letter from a
= respectable lrishman. resident IN Mel
[ae, giving full details of the escape OF Smith
lien from the penal exile to which the Brit
Eoyernment doomed him, and from which he
been released by the courage and fidelity of
h friends of the colony, and the sympathi-
aid of the commander of an American ira
vessel which was in the ofiiing to take him
l, IN the free shores of Columbia. There is
Eonbt whatever of the fact; and we need not
l that we feel considerable pleasure in being
I;rst medium of announcing it. The writer
T. letter was one of those who assisted Smith
lrien in his escape. We may add that Smith
Irien was bound by no parole"