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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-09
Minister Macon 10 DrOuvn de Z HuyS.
LEoATlos mrs ETATs HNIS,


Ma. DRoUYN DE u HUYs, MinSltr Of PoTtigI
AGiiri-SR: have received information that Of
Tie 24tl Instant MI Sour, on his arrival al Gala
lTum tue slOItS OF England, was nOlihed'by pc
lice officer tlat orders were given by the Imperial
Government that hv should not be permitted Ia
enter Ptonce, and that by these orders he was com
PEELED To return 10 England, where he now te
mains. Mr.. SOuls 10 a citizen oil The United
States, accredited as an Envoy Extraordinary anL
Minister PltnipolentiaIy from his country 10 The
Couh OF Spain. lie bad, IN executing the orders
Of his government, visited Paris and London, and
was returning lU hi post al Madrid by The noN usu'
al and convenient louie through The territories o.
France Wien he WAS thus aitvsled In his Journey,
lie had received no notice II the determination
Of the EmpeTofs government to deny him ptiYi'
lege awarded by all nations 10 citizens OF subjects
Ol friendly powers iTaYeing under llieE pToeCllOn
aud especia lY those WHO ore clothed with the sa'
cred character OF public minSIeTs--iorh he WsS sc.
lually arrested in his Journey some hours before
received the intimalions In .egAId 10 him, which
YOU did the honor 10 rive mt in the afternoon oil
the Oath inst. lfaulhoiZed by The BnpsIoi's gov
eminent II cannot but DO recorded by the govern
menl and people OF the United States, not only
aS most unusual aud humilialing act towards The
minister personally, but as q national ndignity oil
very gave character, only 10 he eXlenuaied by
facts established by conclusive proof. Without
waiting for specin inslruclionslO that effect |
regard II Ss my imperative duiyio hasten 10 ak
fUi what reasons ole OF myfslOw citizens, cbo.
sen by my county as q representative 10 For.
egn Power, has been 50 lIeaied, while relations
Ul umity and peace exist aud ATE cherished by the
United States with Rance. Ny Government will
be di!Cj with painful anxiety until satisfactory
information IN Ieply 10 ibis inquiry can be cOmmu-
nicated. cannot but hope that your BGcellency
will furnish me with such explanations as may
relieve the MiniSIeTiton the position In which he
has thus Leen placed, end which will enable me
lonlsy The unpleasant feelings which the intelli-
genee Of this OcenITance will occasion In the Uni.
led States.
laval mYselfOf this opportunity 10 renew 10
your REcellvncy the assurance OF the high cOnSid.
erulion with which ain your humble and obedi.
vnl servant, J. Y, Mason.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-09
Farm and Coal Lands
Rnm HAaD

THR uEleIaign d Offers TO- llls lie Pa.mIu,,.,
,a Na.lo,s noid' ,niss n'siYm whts nG tSa'
hose, barn, peNrr fallns 'pTifgs, pUJ ,", uNtlfl
urehh u, and nom ~ 10 i0 ares Vi r,a lsiJ ~ hn
Vi good coal tel IN Leplh. VIVA att,
II not sold altogether, II will be dIIid,dto ,,,.
thateJE 'u' H.
Pofmhher psrIleulhrsaPPly on The pr,mi,,,,o
o. tid2m' ADiW m lily
HoU6b AND LOT FOR sAi n ~.
TUX ohderisiied oiieis lor s.le biN u,,,s.
Markell sirett easi side between Nor, ~. ~ nu W
ttiesS Thelolis n tSe Uu, viii, og NJ l ili ",
ling bOuie aud Ou buildings sVuu "''A dut
u Wy he sea low sLd on acrOnmod,ill.i,U,
UV kmune ~ ''''''''
lepS JN ZIMvyv
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-09

Ma pAHti-Aboye 10 my evidence, which you chal
eSed me to produce, thai you have been Iun cut Of Two
plbees byeteap liigDeneOllplsls,
would eOtI jour lmnIe1alon that Wished 10 lHuIo
YOU By application Vi tho term "Yaukee" being proud 10
aekh0wleiSe uyte one. My only obeel In referring TO
you was 10 give The public TeatOn Or my great educlon
h pee OF pictures You say well know you have been
In ksablsl ell Galleries. Ny only evidence Of ihalsihe
ane as thai you have bsen obliged 10 leave thote Gale
Res nanHly your own statement. II QUO Is ulse, why
not the other,
Gmiealy to submit To fair sit Of our relative iner
Ills AZ bag eTeOlypsl but have no gOvh reason FOL
lecting Tie Spiss House, whore you board any O
ar place. am very ready 10 give The public an OrpOlu
es,ss Of one hall dozen or more citizens OF IIhsen',
that the public may be satisfied that they aIe taken BY u.s.
hang them tie PostOtee aud leave II tOgOO Judges
among our cliIens-yOu selecting one, one, aud they
exhibit iclues With any one, but ealn The tight TO
know that tie one WIN exhibits The pictures made them
hluiell. del A, @ PARTRIDGE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-09
For Sala-

I OF No 9, 10 block oS, opBsnPdsn st1,,i x,,
~ and rum Ing b'tk i9p IohnAity. TLt,i,n,H. ~
esISiU I'D lois In The eliy loru ie,JerSs, ,,,
Slls q! OF ie 9I5E pa ild aide viii ,s Mo-,
For Information eIq lie biIhis Office or OF us,..,
my9 SSnneBta
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-09

Ollie CO.., 10 wltt
Penunil, appeared before me, Justice Of The Peace
lcT Ohio CO.,, The above named H. y PauIldse aud made
oath IN due form thai the Above statement Is true Given
under my hand shls 2d day Of yeeembeg ls5l
JAS. X. WHARTON, Up.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-09

heard Mr. Adams tty that no had been engaged nihe
DNguerrOlpJe business In Worcester, Mass and also IN
Washington aud tin consequence VI cheap DAgueTieo
ypiss inlurlnghl1 butlesa lie had been compelled 10
give II W In bUlh places ,.,,,,,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-09
FOR RDNT.

TNhs ane I. rye WaRehouse, In PtIton'b new
building, MainuTeei, near the corner Of Quincy and
near the Railroad Depot and Steamboat Landing TIE
undersigned having other buslntAS TO occupy hS tine
and euliOn will discontinue hs pTetsht bdslBess,
will continue until the hOuse IL tented
Possession will be given immediately, The building 10
3Sores high 2? seI front, running back i9c, and bs
good diy cellar
IscIII A. RIDGBLY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-09

MORE NEW COOS.
DRranisttaui arasaspnd French merinOs, In lUry
Breal yuNiVl GreT zach fannellI SHIT ma nth ll
COlOTsl Extra Quality SatinetsI 9S,64 64.0i ln4and
~ iSLesllngs aud bed blankets, received this day al
del HRS KILL 4 O'S
(lAuntlet Gloves, all aiesj Bnssh eape, tllk and
VI wool hosei PIeueh Pdnls, W crimson aids aud
siiTes Plain black Thbet Long Bhawa, very neI man
le' and Rilbustas-jusi Openedgl
dcl HBISKRLL & CO.'S
OLD ENGLISH CHEESE,
OToRANDl has just received another lot oil That Ola
Nl Buglllh ORete few iamlltS can DO supplied with
III called for soon
Also another supply Of those large, fresh GAIN Rv
Ek OTTKAa do4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-09
Mr., Ma'OD TO Ssrttury Mercy.
LOCATION UNlTgD SrATES,


No Al PARlS, Nov. II, 1854.
SR;-ln my dispatch No. 81, informed YOU Of
occurrences nt Calais, by which Mr. Sonle was In.
leIup;ed in The prosecution Of his journey 10
Spalnj hnd with that dispatch sent you cory
OF my letter to NJ. Dtvuyn de pHuyS, Minister Of
Poleign AlTaifs, Of Gill Of October last. On The
LIST Of November received from Hts EGcelvncy
note in reply 10 mine Of that date. send The
original, retaining copy iOr the files Of Tie ega.
lion,
Until lie receipt Of this note, | had understood
the prohibition VI Mr. Soule's entering France TO
be unquoifelli and such, loo, was The understand.
ing VI that genllemVll-lOr by reason OF lis eGecu.
ton, lie hhd 10 return 10 England.
On the Gill instant addressed 10 lie Minister Of
Foreign Affairs O communication, Of which send
you herewith copy. | have received no reply,
aud presume il will conclude d correspondence
which lelllt my duty TO open, without waiting
for special instructions from the President. The
result am happy 10 say Is that no impedimenl
exists 10 the passage OF The American minister 40.
credited 10 the Spanish government through france
10 his place Of Official duty. This IS recognized,
beyond doubt, principal Of the law Of nations,
interesting 10 every country, because its denial
would seriously embauOS The lnOlnIainnnee Of
diplomatic missions, whose iuauence In Promoting
peace aud preserving good relations in the family
OF natl ms is universally acknowledged.
Communicated 10 MI SOule, OF London, my
correspondence with tue EmpgIots goVeInmenlj
and on lie morning Of the 9lb instant, he aHVti
IN Paris, and LETT on the lllu IOl Bordeaux, wherO
he expected 10 find the United Satts sleOm fIignIe
San JaeinIo, IN which he will take passage lor
SPAIN
have the honor 10 be, very respectfully
Your obedienl servant J, Y. MASON.
lion. VIM. L. Marcy, SecretaIyOf Stale,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-09
N, Dvuya De FHuyI 10 Mr., Macon.
Translation.

Pans, Nov. i, 1904.
SM-I hove received the letter you did ms The
honor 10 Wi me, und'I dale Of Tile 9Th Of The
last month, 10 which you eek me fUT Some etpla.
nations with Tegnpl 10 The motives ofthe deteIml.
nslion taken with teEuId 10 VT, Soulr, must n
tie first place, stale The manner 10 which things
have occurred.
Tie MihhletOl the Interior had 10 give diIto.
llooS thatM soule s,ouldnol 30 allowed 70 Peli'
slinls into Rfanee without The knowledge oi-lhe
goVelnmenloi The Emperor. The inoTuellone o.
iir BillRnt were htlclly followed, and carried
out with The utmost plopik " bylbe Q0mn'soIYo l
thep0lioe d CtldiG Accordingly ihet lunellone'
iydid nOlinViIe ML sOulO 10 embark again ioE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-09
REAL ESTATE SALES
PUBLIO SAIB OF RIAL gsTA,IV

PUBLIC SALB OF RIAL RSTATU -
.ON ThgIlday The lilh o. pscsinb,r A. ~ D.
~ M,ttthl lIot door " iLs premI,,s w Sob,
PUZZLE ausllonio tn hshsAt bidder ia Gu ee ,Od
Walthon,e end grounds lla yOI VIZ, ,hoaL,
illNe oitho east aide NJ Malk4t( ttt NY "a fllts
lh9 y derlEned. cid N pttsed orsrbl,l So9Sihiil,
hiiaOn a. WeIeh0aAt aud Produce SiuFs " NJ u,
1tt1W ~ Sale -One Third ca h, lie b,nr,.
lwu year eq,al hymerls With inleIesl ny. ~
saie' u deferred paynthA lU be Two rs.,,', We Day
secured ~ Heed VI Trust on The prntsriy IOa
Tie iulc indlSriphe.
SAMTRL II GRggp
MAHGARBT STIZTn,
thJ Th0nnS Htshlonie ',N,,lloA,
Gee. 4. Wlckhah, AteiImrrr. '''iGtu
Real Estate for sale ~
IN'HB urdehigntd Offer for ~ The ,ollowj,S
Of Nlreh The late RbheH u. Wood dill lbL,
Ppli o l,0l No il1 fronting about ai t,., 'Hi't
llteei, In Tie second Wald OF The div n, lug luil
which Is eretied aihiee story brick ieotmso," Ntit
A piece Of vacant ground ironllnE 40 leti0n a.
extended, ~ Ralt Wheeling, aud IuninS b. S;ssiv
ora. p. Woods N'Aoikh
Also, On town lois, END coal lot no. 90 f,o,,,..
In EOih Wheeling l0rnrhy Rlchltiown STt,,
| Teimt elsy. Apply TO either Vi Tie uni,r,,,,,
| Hts a3E a. " WOOR
| U. NJ, EOPP"
WsllyM WIN. n IA ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-09

FLUW bW0,
q 4 CHOICE varieties ChTytauiheumS, OF sorts nam
n 4 edj Linden Lilch, aud JeTtey Peach Trees OF he
blst kDWn yaIltliesi Ryerseens for eeneleneSi-loT
SilH cor MAln and Qulcy de6
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-09
SAMTRLIl GREER
HbaI Estate for Sale

- -. WN huAhbT SIAA1nN
mt ThOnnS StAhlouL lei hi1,tt w
Gee. x. WlekhhIh, AuelImrrr :" IIAtu
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-09

The following is the Official correspondence
which was OccOsiOned by the supposed TefU'al Of
The French government, to let Mr. sOule pass tho
France on his way to Madrid.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-01
New York Money Market-ApriI 27.

The bnnk statement shows a contraction of loans for
last well to the ntof 200 600 and decline in The
amount Of specie held by the banks To the extent of
5000 0GO. The amount now held is $l0,5!5,579. Tie
Post says:
"Ihe hunks gradually contracting in view of the
renewed demand for the export of gold This c,nrac.
uon l. too gentle 10 alarm but is such as to in.
sPire increased caution in operating and 10 lead to
contraction OF all general obga' ions As contracts die
ont they are iut partially renewed"
Nen'ly two millions AM, n hall of gold have however
arrived nj New York this week nom California which
mora than balances the specie exports The ipmsnts
ct gold last week all Tor France and in consequence
ct the cessation OF exports both OF and breadstns
TO that country, good French bills are very scarce The
domestic exchanges, too, Nil in favor of New York
and large amounts coming both from the south and
west which, says the Post shortly effecluale nm
easier stnte Of Il = n'nnei makei.
The Governor NV York. il ia understood Lns
signe the act amending the General Barking Law of
hat STATE hs law gives the Banking Supt rintendent
control over the wld,cai bnnks which will probably
serve To relieve tie country of these nutsances will c,
pei the gradual withdrawal OF the circulation of thu old
chartered ban and enable The Superintend Mt to OK
Iina all rnrlies concerned in getting IN and nnnnring
banks, when called upon
Inc NV York Tribune Of yesterday SAYS:
- MARI Ell for Exchange was scnrcey so firm md
Southern C"on Bank sterling with oity Lnnk endors
ment sold at 81 II cent Bankers however asked ea0a
Vs. without mahy sales Frnncs nre 5Jo465Il4
Some rcnth G,vernmeni tobacco bills have peorei
NJ snort SIGHT and M s. Ia :"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-01
FUTURE DAYS.
II SALE OF LAND

u dor
s1@ Amherst Cifrnit q u,. nude ut is March r.
1881, in the rase therein pending ni .Sl,rG'3
Gnardrn, t.r - Greincr. &C." the undersirbel Il
Commissioners. lhcr y appointed, will on Flidgy ~
l2th dn, at Mat neNt, the PR u.ises sell 10 The h.
est iidera tatt Of Lrnd, in the County ofAnLasl
containing AL ncres
The Lane lies near New G!asaow, and almost m
line OF the Grunge & Alexandria RaroaA as .1,
by the recent m. citing # the Stockholders heinp al
- miles distant from the VII age, and about a NV
from the road nm i. the saine Land formerly ovt, y
Allen blar, and purchased by the late John f. Grr
at the sale made by Commissioners, under a deere. I
thr ease OF Wattsys. Bair &c. 1t il believed linn ~
sons wishing o purchase Land would find this WI
of examination. and could not make a better ipyesn
lEhMS:-The pnfcha or will be equirra In nav "
much cash rs will pay thu the expenses of tie sal
as To the residue tn execute bonds at l. . md a ,
with good sona ,nrty for eqaal portion. ,bera
and the title to the Land will be retained until rho w.
payment Is nude. One of the undersigned, l. q S,a,
field, will show the Land any person wishing ~
inc it. ISAAC o SfANFlEID "
ANNA F. GREINER, comm'rs
anil z eth
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-01
The Rev. Eleazer Williams, Inow known as the

The Rev. Eleazer Williams, lnow known rs the
Dauphin) has subjected himself to the examna-
ton of various learned doctors in Philadelphia,
who certify that they have found several marks,
scars, dc, ON his person, corresponding with
those said TO have been ON the body of the son of
Lois XVI, and that they think he is n white man,
without Indian blood. But, alas. for the Dau-
phin, per contra, Mr.. Peter A. Browne, great,
we believe. upon the subject of ,rool, aud who
has made that and its kindred subjects, hair,
&c. objects of much research, puts in the fol-
lowing sockdoioger, which throws the Dauphin
clean out of water.
Il have examined the hair of the head of Mr.
+. Williams, 1.-THE Bourbon p and find that he be-
longs to cross of Indian and white. Some of
his hairs entirely cylindrical, while others are
oval. Not only So bat there is very great diff
ference in the diameter of his hairs, which is an
unerring mark Of union of two species The
largest has l458 LBS, and the smallesti OBJ
L. A. BRowNE.n
The Rev. Eleazer had better have left the
Philadelrh sdrdns alone,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-01
10 Stablors Good Medicines"

4" 'otdoiei 1ood medicines are recommend
ed I" TN public with the assurance thar nothing Is
claimed tol them hut what thy really possess The
curative properties of ST ABLER'S ANODYNE CHER.
Rl EAPECToRANTh have been certified to in hundred
OF eases where it has been hcnciei9 in Coughs ODDS
Sore fhronts. Asthma, Bronchitis and o,ea.rs Of the
lungs and throot generally. The DfARRHEA COR.
DIAL Is also known to have cured hu reds II cases
~ th1se serious diseases of the bowels. which so often
Prove fatal Indeed, in rremd 10 both medicines n
tria Of te,f merits by the afflicted is I, nidentlv asked
n WI really believe lhereare better medicines in use.
See adj eltsemsnt in another cnunn aud descriptive
pamphlets. 10 he Ind gratis # the agents Price for
each bottle OILY so cents or six loltles or - 30
anil l5-lm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-01

XIV Mr.. RrNNolnsoN.-lt Is well known in
this city that the ley. Mr.. Reynoldson, Of the
Baptist Church, was one OF the passengers who
embarked ON hoard the steamer City OF Glasgow.
The friends of this gentleman here have all along
felt painful degree of anxiety with regard 10 his
fate; and ave continually scanned the columns
of the daily journals in the hore to find some nm
nonneement of the yet sells safety. The hope is
now an exceedingly forloin one. The Religious
Herald, Of Yesterday. says, I'VE hive now too
much reason Ia fear that we shall not see our be-
loved brother Reynodson ogoin, until that day
when the sea, as well as the land, gives up her
dead. ~. DiSpatch.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-01

ANOTHER Dull The \. Y. Tribune has an
account Of a duel which occurred on the 22d,near
Canonshurg, Pa. between two students of Jeiier-
son College VIM. G, Ready, of Baltimore; and
A. l.. Snowden of Cumberland Valley, Pa, or
iginating in some difficulty about Young lady.
They fought with rifles at 10 PAGES; j. w. Pok,
of Md, acting as second 70 Snowden, and u. :.
Brandon of Miss, for Ready. One of the par
ties is reported wounded, but whether seriously
or not cannot be inferred from the vague accounts
which have reached us.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-01
/. ;oined the church NJ Bethany VA. under the
PASTORAL care 81 Elder Alexander Campbell.

Another AcclpENr.-The dead body OF sam
uel Hooper, of Caswell. was found lat iharsaay
nv the side Of the road leading from Yaneeysile
n, the place of his residence five six miles from
Dmvilie. lie left Yaneeyfille the preceding at.
ternoon as some say much under the influence oil
Iiquor.a jug Of which he bought aud took with hln,
He was riding wild and spirited horse.and from
the nature of the injuries he received he must
hive been thrown Violently by the animal he rode
by which bis skull fractured. An inquest
WIS held over the body and verdict was rem rel,
dered according TO the orcumstanees.-Da nenfe
Rep.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-01
COMMERCIAL.
1vpohburg Tobacco market-Aplil %

Ie.petians from Isl October. s5]fe lale 2db ihls
do sane tune lt-t veal .-..- -.lo'o
snes hase naiay Of iug-, wih le.s hhh'n7 ron
...l a 1 -aff eiest Il.,nescr. riaiiee l"fa-
i'm finn Ia 81 comm ~; and ifsnl Gaf9 Tor fnP1
- f.. -; =. IN, On II medium Laaf Ga sl9; geoi
aad fine a54npfn-fnfing Leaf l0as3 %
afge ffopai MI tho deliveries nm. hase e,'"
n b.Is -. s,i, ghl weight. resulting IT. oss :" III
nsfer al from 30 cents l. 81 il MI common grades OF
III lenf aud ngs Those grades are not wpnted by nf
manufacturer. for pre.e nse they snul therefore be
tized n nearly a. be IL Keeping otitr mud IN nuts
to weigh from l50D To l7nt fbs. ". owl H.
Comm Merchant.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-01

INTERESTING FROM JAPAN.-By way of Cali
lorna, we have news from the Japanese Empire
which gives consistency to the rumor brought by
the Arabia, that the commander of the Russian
expedition to japan had succeeded in throwing
open the ports of that empire. The account
San Francisco brought by Dutch vessel
Ii appears that ON the goth of August, several
months after Commodore Perry had left the ia
panese waters, the Russian fleet, consisting of
trlgate, one corvette, screw steamship and
transport, arrived at Nangasaki, and that the Ad-
miral and officers in command were received with
marks of the highest distinction by the Japanese
Governor. A letter from the Russian Chancellor
Count Nesselrode. was Immediately forwarded to
the Emperor through the latter; but at the de-
parture of the vessel that brought this intelli.
gence, the Russian fleet was still lying at Manga.
saki, awaiting an answer. We next hear of the
fleet at Choo, and of its departure again from
that place Goth of February Its destination was
unknown, bat was supposed to be Japan. as it
was suspected that the Russian Admiral had been
lingering about in these waters until the period
arrived for the receipt of the Emperors answer
Commodore Perry. The British cruisers were
attantively watching the movements of the Rus
sian vessels, and it was expected that as soon as
the news of the declaration of war reached them
they would attack and capture them. Commo-
dore Perry arrived at Loo Choo from Hong Kong
in January. The officers and crews were report
cd to be in good health. The news of the death
of the Emperor Of Japanis confirmed.
4 Convert FROM RoMANIsM.-The Religious
Herald informs that the Rev. DIR. F. ". Mos
bleaeh,a Roman Catholic priest, who has held i'm
mort IN tho aa nal church In
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-01

IDLATED Table Castors, new and beautiful pat,er,
Ivory handle Knives, with plated Forks, in sers
81 pieces, and with steel Forks in sets of 5 and
pieces Ivory III n9le Knives, with or without Forks h
the dozen. Selftpped, Stag, Cocoa and Bone hand
Knives and Forks. Plated Ladies' Table Desert Te
Sat and Mustard Spoons, Puted Table and Desc
Forks and Sugar Tong. Plated Parlor and Cllamb,
Candlest'ks Shutters aud Trays Butter Knives, Tab
Mats. Wilw Carriages, Market Baskets, Clothp
Hampers aud Baskets, Brass hound Pals aud Cans an
many other articles in the House Furnishing liz Q Il
hand and for salehy GREGORY & ROYAL
nnl 98fs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-01

TIE WRECK OF THE PowuArAN.--lt has been
aseertaned that there were on board the powha-
tan three hundred and eleven passengers, and
twenty nine of the crew-making in all three hum
dred and forty souls, not one of the whom escap-
ed the fatal wreck. Not quite half the number
have a. yet beeniound. CaptJenuings has charge
Of all the baggage and other articles
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-01
ElEAND FOR SALE

ss' small tract Of Land continuing Sc ec-es by n,
yey and yif g GU the Suck Mountain in the connty
Bedford miles from Liberty. Its deemed nnneco.
sary to give description of said Land as presume,
those fn wishing to purchase will view ior themselves
If it should he sold privately, between this apd r.
ford May Court, it will then b, offered al auction
that place. on the first day of the Courl Terms mad
known ON the day of sale. Those wishing 10 bpy n
yaely wall please call me, residing next door M
u foe'Lynchburg, Va. BENZ. A. PHILLIPS Agt
nav l.W2w" far Cbarles VA ]
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-01

AfrRAY At THE rNlyrRsrry.-Th Souihside
Democrat leans from private source TINT nm
airay took place AT the University ON Tuesday
last between two students, numed respectively
Lewis and Dorsay, in which the former received
n shot in his hand. As to the cause of difficulty
or any of its particulars the Democrat is not in
formed.-R, Dispatch.