Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-31
Miscellaneous Items.

The Washington correspondent of the Phila-
delphia American says, it's believed our govern
ment il fully informed of every thing in relation
to the ,ntemplaed coup de etat at Madrid This
sch me IL j. said, will receive, and does receive,
the eounlenanee aud support Of Louis Napoleon.
susan X. Thompson, seven years OF age. died
of hydropbobia at the Massachusetts Hospital, in
Boston, On saturday. She was bitten by rabid
dog some week since, aud passed through all the
stnges of the frightlul disease of which she died,
before death ended her sufierings.
As we're storm prevailed along the Ohio river
on Tuesday night. Nearly all the steamboats,
had to seek harbor, and many narrowly escaped
being b'agn ashore. The coal boats ON the river
were csaculY exposed \ number Of them
sunk, anu c..1 u t.e amount Of @aJle1 j.. sup
posed to have e.a 1t. on Warsaw Two coal
hoats sun. tt.d"ut ri thirteen persons on board,
only six are known - have escaped.
Mr.. Caryallo, envoy extraordinary and minis
ter plenipotentiary the republic of Chill, after
a residence at Washington Of eight years, took
leave of the President on his return 10 Chill, on
Friday last, and, with his family sailed from Bal
tmore to Valparaiso, in the ship Susan l.. fitz-
gerald. the 22d Instant.
The brig Eva arrived at \. York, jan. 26th,
bringing adyiees from It. Domingo 10 Jan. -th.
There was intense excitement throughout the is
land, in consequence of an apprehcnded invasion
and overthrow Of the Emperor Soouque.
Col. Foruey is now in the field for L. :. Sena-
tor from Pennsylvania and association is
formed to urge his claims all over the State. So
says the Washington correspondent Of the Dem
ocratic Union at Harris burg.
The Legislature Of New Jersey has resolved
that it is inexpedcn and improper either TO cS-
tend the charters of the banks which now
applying to the Legislature for such extension or
to grant new acts Of incorporation for special
banks.
Mcssrs. Adams u shipped by their express,
from Cincinnati, on Saturday Inst, thirty three
tons of Silver, mostly bullion. II is 10 be taken
to the mint in Philadelphia, and there coined in
to halves and quarters of the new American de-
nomination.
Miss Lucy Stone has delivered the seventh
anti slavery lecture, IN Now York, in the course
of which she received tremendous applause from
"A very crowded house for abusing John Mitchell,
There Is now before Congress a petition from
Mrs. EGzabetbt Smith, OF Missouri who, in
lsI6. under the assumed name of "licn Newman"
volunteered in the Mexican war whore shc -erv-
ed fntlf llv for ten months when her sex was dis
covered, aud she wa, discharged from the ser
vice. Ben has since married, and nov applies
for her pay and bounty land.
This about the only point IN her lecture re-
ceited with any enthusiasm.
The Richmond CORES pondrut OF the stanton
Nindcator,writes to tiat papcl that DIR. Graham,
president Of the Board OF Public W orks has Oft
cred in that body resolution for the removal Of
Col. Crozet from the post Of engineer OF the Blue
Ridge Railroad the removal to take effect from
the 10th day of February next.
Gold is pouring into England in large quaint
ties from Australia--over II million and three
quarters Of dollars having recently been reeey-
ed by three sailing vessels. The total value of
gold shipped last year from the single port of
Victoria Is estimated at $500 0,OOO.
Constantiuople dispatches of the Goth ult,,state
that Mr. Marsh, the United States Minist,r,had
taken his farewell of the Sultan.