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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-27

4 Yankee la. invented nadine
which win char1. poaai clothes, and
pump vater. md wien co,Bl le'e, eill
milk ihe Gov, GET tea and Whip rlil-
dfen.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-27
CitY Council

Alta REGULAR mcotin,e of the ronciI If tbo cit,
of Iyncf burg. on Friday EVENING ooh of Sent
IsJj
Present MN. Crumnton. l. Ovlor Wm :
Morris. T. L. Jennings. YIN p. 'ralipferro, r
-. Acrec, &. ". Christian, !. Hare and Geo
Cnrlc, members.
Vim. II. Watson Police muster, presented
hi, contingent account for the quarter ending
Tins ,Iay. which wns alb,.sql and fl,o #haIana6o
I.,. Inn, tb,r,o, af ~.3a1 - i,cIli,r Ii il,
ordered 10 be rajl
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ted AN account for The months service. of The
watch a,nonnti,4., IN SIgi oli.l va .lI,,.,'1
AMI ordered 10 be paid and he also r"nortaG
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-27
DiBtance to the Sun.

"lmugine railway from here 10 the sun
How many miles j. the san from us Why. if
we were 10 send bahY IN an express TRIM going
necessarily "a hundred miles an hour. without
making my stoppages, ths baby would grow 10
be a boy. the boy would grow ia be- Il nan. the
man would grow old and die without seeing the
sun. for il i distant more tllun n hundred yenrs
from ns. Bot what r. this compared to Nep-
tunes distance' Had Adam aud Eve started by
our railway TO go from Neptune in the sun, at
the rate of fifty miles an hour, they would not
have got there yet; for Neptune sm"rc than six
thousand years from the centre of our system
BY reading the above, you can form some idea
of the ynstness, in which we live, and which God
mndc.
The sun, the moon, aud all the stars that shine
50 beautifully above us,by day or by night.are all
the workmanship of the God who requires ns all,
both Young and old, Ia love him. Why do you
I've ypu father Yon answer "Beeause he is
good to me-" Why do you love your mother
because she loves me aud takes care of me"
must be your answer. Why do you love your
friends "i5ecuuse they are kind to me is the
reason given.
Now thinl, of God who is good 10 you, because
b. has given YOU life, health aud enioyment-
Who loves YOU. or he would not have surrounded
Won with all the beautiful things that uan'- eye
has ever seen. Who is Kind 10 you, or be would
not have given you the light of the -un by day,
on that Of the moon and Stars by night.
Little children should think of the greatness
and kindness of their Heavenly Father, that they
may in curly life learn Ia serve and obey him
He who rurn- in carly life will net be very apt
10 forget it in old age. Aud he who truly serves
and loves God from childhood to old age, is the
happicst man in the world. Such "a man is not
only blessed by hi God. but he il loved, honofcd
and respected by his fellow men.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-27

MEASURES OF DrFrrEESr COUNTRIES. - The
Newburyport Herald IN the course Of an article
on weights and measures remarks that no two
nations have the same, though the sure nalnr
to designate them Nav be used in many conn-
tries. Fake the mile measure for instance IL
England and the United States a mile means
l,16a yards in tho Netherlands it i. | ,G93 Yards;
while in Germany it i, lO,l2O yards. or nearly
six English miles; IN France 1923 Yards The
Scotch milo is 1881 yards, and the Irish 3,o37
yards. The Spanish mile is 2,472 y.e.ds, and
the Swedish mile ll,70o yards. These are com
put"d in English yards; but the yard itself, of
feet in length has diver, Specifications in differ
ent Places The English yard is IS inches; the
French 1913 inches; the Geneva yard 81 90
the Austrian H.35; the Spanish yard 1900; the
Prussian ;6.57; the Russian 39.5l. For meas
ures of capacity the dissimilarty is yet wider
and more perplcNing The British have two
sorts of bushels, the Imperial and the Winches-
ter, of different capacity. The Winchester
bnshel Is the United States standard; but the
state Of New York has another of different Gu
paclty and other States have VARYING standards of
their own. These are incomnensurable with
the measures otany other nation BoS. Chron-
icle,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-27

DEATH OF BISHOP WAINwRIar.-The death of
this pious and estmahle bishop calls forth from
the New York press general oppression of re-
greet as well as a warm tribute 10 his religious
zeal, sound discretion and conciliating manners
Bishop Wainwright Was born in England in the
year 1893 and while but child, his father,a res
pectable merchant, removed to the United states
with his family. Bishop Wainwright received
his classical education at Harvard University,
Cambridge. Massachusetts, and Immediately after
taking his degree became candidate for holy
orders in the Protestant Episcopal Chnrch.-Or
dained as Deacon by bishop irswold in 81. Joints
Church in Providence. II. l., he was soon called
to the Rectorshp of Christ Church in Hartford.
Conn. whore he was ordained by Bishop Hobart.
He afterwards became Assistant Minister to Trim
ity Church, in New York From that city he was
transferred to Trinity Church. in Boston, and was
subsequently recalled to New York TO become mn
Assistant Minister of Trinity Church. About this
time he received the degree of Doctor of Divinity
first from Union College, and afterward from bis
Alma Mater at Cambridge. The University of
Oxford. England, also conferred of upon Dr. VAIN
wright the honorary degree of Doctor of Civil
Law. In 1852 his election as Provisional Bishop
of the diocese of New York closed the eontraver
sy which had grown cut of the deposition of Bish
. opOnderdonk. He was conseerated on the 10Th
of October 1852, and Immediately entered upon
his arduous duties with an earnestness of purpose
and untiring devotion seldom equalled.- Bali
more american.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-27
sep G&c9ls
~ Rep. cory.
n rALUdBLE 7RAGT or LAND.

GyI 4 HItdbLE 7 III OF LINT.
3D. IN BWrhmgbam Comfy, FOR SALE.
tHl}, on trda> The l3 day o October next on the
premises cer lor sue. nj Inbe auenn, my TRACT Or
LAND in Buckingham county, yug on Wills river, cor
unruiue 600 acres, about 80 acrr. of Win are ,n,
grounds. There /, Tins lnnd IA r,i rate DIV EILINti
HOUSE with xix ruu'u,; good Kitchen wilh ,ur
rooms, an Ice House, Negro Cabins and al oder cut
h uses ANA PHrn' IA good order uc rs,ary fo .neh IA
Iafn'-tnse'hrr ''th an excellent ORCHARD. con
tain ng almost every variety ol fruit
Thus land Is Il ea.y asce-s tofhe Markets OF Ric-
mo d. Petersburg and Lyuehbuil mile- NORTH. " est
OF de Ne" Sor; ten h,uily aad !easatl IL, gbhu,-
taod immediately on Inc faak Road lcpd,r IRON
RurhlGgh BAN Couu Hol,, lutlc Soulh,dr ka, rpai ~
lnmSlle, i mile. from ihr Ibtlcrpace.
fers"n- wishing 1"tus viii ally le Mr. John A
lareas'erjr. whore,iies IN the uueaiaa leigni or
l@"d 81 10 IT." subscriber in Lynchucr2. TFuNs ms.
RAJ, ard nndc .loWn IN ia day OF stl,
sen dts >ANl'I r. CURISTIAN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-27

p0Stp0nemeni,

a Tie sale previously adverfi~et 10 take =-=sz,
"a plreat BIlilo Spring. Amherst .oln --aT-'
II y, On thu inst andcra Ie'l 81 rrust -,fsttf~-
executed by Geo. w. A. Raine ald Geo W. ~, -,
me subscriber, a. trustee, r The benefit Rufus \
iiigsHbolham aud rhus. c. Gondnia, i, hartb, ,.,.
Poned nHtil The the 18Th Of Ocohe next M which Inn,
AMI place will be sold 10 the highest bid Ier i.r AMI
nj the Household and kitrhen Furniture aud Stor =
every description belonging to The said Raj, < k,eanl
mentioned in he said deed, and conye, ca for the n
pose aforesaid. JOHN v. MYERS.
ser25.2rtd
RepGblirpn rorv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-27
Iynchhurg Eema'n 90 :.i.gl,

ENl& TWENTY FIFTH SGSSluN nj Til, ln,l,tl.
f'ea Wi common an Tic llt,ds ~ a. september.
evil he alcnaied u Hrcn Hnodatc tltty B,urders-
r"r' ann larlleu AIRS teur,r0 ing the plce 81 Board
'"isn ", Circulars ~ III be tfus!ed 10 any one IN
m'Pn''t"a At Ie .'aok Srors OF Messr,. PAYNE x
'5'7'hn' amt IA Williams, or Mt the Seminary.
"''' ~ h. = r1n.er treaty sod, Ne now otler
toy SO FIFTY aCHoLARSIiIPS.
scpI as-lm MISSES copnon
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-27

POPULATION or KANsAs.-Tho ST Joseph Ga
zette. Democratic paper published on'thc ives
terra line Of Missouri, SAYS;
Immigrants are pouring into Kansas. MANY
OF them we learn are from free States. Nilsson.
rians are wide awake; scores of them have emo
and are still going into The Territory. IIanlfeds.
we learn, are going i'll from Arkansas and Tonnes
see. Most of those who are settling in Kansas
from the western free States, such as Indiana
and lllinois,are in favor of making Kansas slave
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-27

State. Kentucky too i turning out her due pro-
portion of emigrants for kansas, all Of whom
IN favor Of making it slave state. Ne think
there is but hnie doubt thai Kansas rH je
Stare Sfdie. whilo we believe Nebraska vii he
freq
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-27

~ \. FREEMAN Ed, la. era authorised 10
Ne eo9' the ;Ro lalIar~ upon caeh ,n,fr 81 took
subscribed The ENlrn,iou ri the Orange x
A,xarlria R6Irua 10 l. .nrhi.ure r,pai,ed h> law
sre % c4w-diw J. Il REID. Grk
-Ro,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-27

PARTY LEADERS This is the title of a
new work by JosEpH G.. BALDWIN EsQ'R., au-
thor of g." The Flush Times Of 4labapa,a ernbra.
elng biographicaland political notices of JcBe,son,
Hamilton, Joek'on, Clay, Rmdolph, their CON
semporaries, and times. We have pcruscd it,
pages far enough TO justify Us in pronouncing it
"A brilliant work-destined TO add TO the already
distinguished reputation of it, author, and To
confer new honor upon the literature the south.
The book is from the Publishing House of APPLE
TON * Coz and is for sale by PAYNE x CHRIS
THAN. Price ~.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-27

REruRS OF OLD FAsuahs.-All who have
watched the history Of fashion in dress, must
have observed that certain fashions, long eNplod-
ed, are continually coming into vogue again. We
lave already noticed the gradual return, IN En-
rope, to the full skirts and hnoped pettieoats
OF "A former gencration--and we now ,ec,amongst
ourselves, the revival OF fashion amongst our
young ladies', which has been in disuse since
their mothers were young ladies' We sllnde to
the broad, stiff, silk ribbon belt, or bands, which,
when We were boys, bound every lovely whist
bat IS doh have long since been discared for
polka waists, points.nud OTHER bewitehing iuYen-
tons to conceal and yet define the female from
divine. One of our largest silk establishments
informed us yesterday. that lot Of these spend-
id belt ribbons which had been laid aside and
forgotten for many years,haa Just come To light,
and were now in great demand. - that each
lover rs he sees the dainty whist of his iuamera.
Ia encrcle by one Of these reinstuted centuries
dc penus may cxcailn,ifh he remembers the coup.
let
give mo but what this girdc bounds
And take all else the world goes round"
bait. Patriot.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-27

in thi- connection for the public eye, from under
Mr.. D.. own hand We may only add that this
account of the reason alleged by Mr.. Cooley. rs
above explained. comes to u 50 to warrant a
belief in II, truth u dshiHgfon Star.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-27
DAILY IiRGlNIAN.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPT. %, 1854.
The SANDWICH ISLANDS ANNEXATION QuEs-

The SANDWICH ISLANDS ANNEXATION QuEs-
TloS, says the Philadelphia Gazette, appears to
be in very considerable doubt. II was 80 posi-
lively and circumstantiely narrated in the San
Francisco papers that tresty had been negetia-
ted providing for the cession of the islands 10 the
American tsnion, that we were inclined TO give
oredenee To it; when at once the Washington
Star, which seems 10 be sort of semi official
administration psper-generaly well informed in
government matters, but occasionally a little over
con6dent-denied that any treaty Ind been re-
oeived. Yet be Washington Gl"be, another
seui-otlicia administration Journal usually very
cautious in its statements, says;
3" The treaty annexing the Sandwich Islands to
the United States, we are assured, from good au-
,hority, is now in the State Department
These conflicting publications are calculated
TO puzzle people, and perhaps they may have been
80 intended but for ourselves, rs the Globe CO.
incides with the san Francisco journals, aud has
no reason TO hold out false light, we prefer
crediting its announcements the more especially
the negotiation has long been on foot, and the
last change in the Hawaiian ministry was mnde
for that purpose Unless all previous intma-
tons from Honolulu were nauthente. the nego-
tiation mast have been concluded rs above, in
which the treaty will be laid before Congress
atits approaching session.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-27

REsPoNsmILrTY OF COMMERCIAL AGrSrs.-
Itappears that decision ha~ Just been nude hy
the Court of Common Pleas in Aew York city
which is of pretty general interest rs il respects
the responsibility of the Commercial Agents sud
10 be employed by merchants Of New Aork md
ether Northern eltes,in every town and village
of Importance in the couutry.who-e traders pur-
chase their goods ia those cities. These agents
inform themselves 10 the standing of mid
traders, and report accordingly. The case just
tried was between "A house in Columbus, Mis.is-
sippi, as plaintiffs, and the New York agent, or
spy in that place, the defendant; and suit
was brought To recover damages for an alleged
libel ON the part Of defendant, IN having written
desreragingly of the plaintiffs, The issue hns
been tried for the second time, the defendant
having, on the first trial, been maleted in damages
10 10000, aud moved for new trial ON the
ground OF the rejection of legal evidence. Ne
new facts, however, wore elected, and the Jury
rendered verdict for the Plaintiffs for the sum
of 5000.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-27

ct fun to take up Blaekwoad and compare Eth
nology of Europe with Inc original from Which
II has been ~ uneoremenIoasIy aprronrintod.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-27
EHtranIflinaru Casn


.lournul tran- aics tho following extraordinary
md incredible story from late German papers /:
very rich old lady, the Counties. de X -
had hy her first marriage two twin sons whom
size loved fondly. After having trrmhled long
while for their existence, she decided to quit
Germany, her nutye country, where she posses.
-ed, indepeadent Of u vast aud magnificent cha
tenu, mn immense property under rent. Sic
travelled, consulted the most eminent physicians,
aud finally tiNpd erre-3ener ia Italy. There,
Dnderrhc influence ola brautiful sky tie two
hoy grew up but they preserved the excessive
nrrfou- impIc-sibilit, which Ind since tlueir in
ftucy, put their live, IN peril The two boys
lad hetween them remarkable resemblance :;
ilrV botl Engaged in the caItnrc Of arts, bat cs-
pfrnIlv f., l,aiaiiI,g At sixteen ycar. Of nor
Tiny were already cited rs masters but ut this
epoch n new crisis appeared :he same symp-
toms, the sumo pains Tie physicians decided
that ia prevent the return Of thrse srryous crises
the young men should be scpara,.d. They oh
-tinately refused nj first but yinuuielrd by the
supplieanons of their distracted mother tbcy
consented To the painful scparation. II vns lqd
To chance which one shonIi leave the maternal
rot aud il fell on Alfred
Alfred X started ON the tour If Greece and
Fgvpt the Journey Nn, Ia rontintlp n yrnr.-
AIlrtI ,lrals r..,oi j., ,,y,9, day IA bis ,,ntLer
and brother; he sent ihcm lis DRAWING, nn1 M.
pielaIr-. But what ,yo. re,oorlaAIr tLe ,,nng
nam who r,piniu,d in ItuI, lived a.. nerf,I,, tb.
Il. ct his brother. flint he de.i,,nrd and neirtal
,,#,t1Y aud si,,,ilt,n,.,,,,.l r, af L,,i . l..
.i.sne,I md naintel nlt.y notora rnsI, I'M. tt
"A purla,rr arrived frnnn NIL,n. ar kl,,,,lrip th,
rniniin,= the auairr, Ms tina tLpy contained b,3
5rE,..., DIOR an,,icnt.. i, - .tnF,, ~ ,l,,,
brother t,.4l;enfns - E,id FIJI tbat lI.o 49,.
tl.,,.,I, ,.,..I.i 4, ,i,,,,,,-,.,
am ,l,,.# r.ts,,...,r fr,,,, g, i,,,,,,o :; tf,.,,
Fo,,,t Nr,3 I, MI .,,l ,l =. r..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-27

NsAsiAZGNEs Fols OCTOBER!

VI La les Bon, ferf,en's Magazine, Arihur-
A,sa e. Soutlrra ijrefan Messenger
Also. S.atiI"cn Rmners Review, pahii-lnpl at
[ ',tra.N. {. Recrlvci at AlOHSE'S.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-27

PLAGIARISM EXTRAORDINARILY writer in the
Mobile Tribune over the signature of t. brings
serious charge against Blaekwood He says:
The August number of Blackwood's Magazine
contains the coolest specimen of literary larceny
that we have met with for many day. 1.-The
Ethnology Of Europe"-an article of eighteen
pages,and by far the most interesting in the whole
numbers stolen bodily, and almost .'punctua-
tim ct literatim, from DR.. Motifs TYPES of Man
kind" It is worth any ones while. who is fond
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-27

The proprieiors Of the Enquirer, Times, Com
mercial and Columbian four daily Journals or
Cincinnati have combined To raise the price of
Their papers from ten 10 twelve cents per week
they ailege as reasons for the change the fact
that newspaper publishing is less profitable than
any other business requiring n similar outlay of
capital, talent and labor, the increase in the cost
OF making newspapers owing to competition, the
rise IN paper, wages rents. fuel and provisions
The kuN1EL OPERA TROUPE present varied
bill for to-nght's performance insisting of fnyor-
ite songs, choruses and dances. The programme
is changed each day, thereby continually present
ing something new. The songs of Master Ad-
ans, apart from the performances of the other
members OF the Troupe, are worth the price of
admission.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-27
SALE OF A VALUBLE NEGRO

uuthouy oi deed Il Trust cXecutcd hy ] ain. Z,
- finris"n, will ,e othe highest bid Ter fer ,,.h
- Amherst tentl Hnu.e. rhe31 Motdny in O.i,,er
n'At. likely and valuable Negro Man. raued
fe.er, net ab"nt - var. ihc eg.o J. now hifrd
ON Al eaH9ot be delivered unit tbord # HE WI
"l"sN an hrwneemc, can fa VIII -. irer
h"llrr' n" title IS gUod ut viii only cnr> y spr.i ~
astH,teo SAM. NJ. GARLAND Trustee.
srn - rids
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-27
French u orb,

NJ + ie}eu good stock Of French Work such as
w Z pIla',. rht,e-. Moafnug Collars and Sleeves.
Emhr"iier'd Hkius. Enbroi L rcd Handkerrhiefs
ChrnisrtlS. so se~. Swis. - nring. Cambria DO,
Dimity bands, 4, &c.
sep 2a.ts STlGLER, McELDERRY & Co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-27
TENpLEAxrE NEFor,Ns

TEMPERANCE MEETING.
MIR. WIN. W. GREES will deliver an address on
temperance this evening at Temperance Hall.
The public are invited.
sept. 1T.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-27
SALE OF VALUABLE FURNITURE

At TIE BuFFALO sPRINGS, AMHLRsl ,OI.NTi. ~
Ma L III sell, al pubic gu,ti.e. ga Neda,.,,i.
W ue&f,h OF September ue\t, without re-, We a.,
aeredt OF ~ months all Of our Iouseold and kfrbs
t"'H ne consisting Of every article reee,saty tor
Hotr. ~ Watering Place. and all entirely rev. Tho sI
Will tuhe pace, rain >hinr and continue from DIN, 10
day, unt completed; an creditors are 1cspcctl,.
invited to attend On day Of sale es we nish u sci
h'v1y body On lat day, aud ii Nj, certainly If,
10 iaea '''eieNt /" attend. RAINE X Ky I.E.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-27
New Goos,s from, Auc,;o,,

TIVE CREATES + BARGAINS EVER SEEN IN
TIE CITY. thr subscriber +, Gou receiving li,
t.l mud WINTER stock Dty COOS 10 an examination,
at winch he invncs the attention o. the ladies' ami oei
They rely IL I'M a,fIe ina.t and cbe.n
rr tiun the cheapest His selection embraces varieties
a. III" rNrt} sta-, ri "a, "uer.. All them vino want
ceof -9oi t lood> and goods at rcrg ion ,,rrs will
ta i'a "a're aboHe ia Nnrye Huns, 81 the Sreu OF
lle " hte lag. b. II. LEWIS
sep ii dts
n HOUSE G LOT FOR SALE or RENT.
A-2 n -h losrii tie hate House aud Lot nd Ioinng
yre>d'nre which has been rented Two venus hy Mai.
[. Walton II NOT sold in a few weeks il Will he
tf rrn. MlCAJAH DAVIS. Jr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-27

A despatch from Washington says that Lord
Clarendon's despatch about the Greytowu bonn
bardment has been communicated to Mr.. Marcy
by Mr.. Champion. The baltimore American
says it is very midland will scarcely call for INV
sharp rejoinder. England appears 10 have her
hands fully in the East that she Is more than
usually polite t. us Mr. Marcy has sent long
despatch to The French government about Dillon,
the French Consul at sun Francisco. l. IS very
severe on the Consult conduct. aud fully sa-
tains the action of tue American government. In
portant dispatches have been received frum thi
ma, representing the unsettled condition Of affair
there, and the danger of injury to American com
,nerce from the lawlessness ofa parties, Mr. Ne
Lane will probably be instructed 10 remnin per
'ectly neutral, and recognise any az tacfo GOV
eminent which he mny find.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-27
PIERRE SoUIE
"Madrid. 18th Augnst.'

Tho following are the observations of the As.
sembee on the letter of MIR. Soule:
"fhis letter is not the only manifestation hy
which American dplomatsts have caused them-
selves 10 be spoken of in these latter DAYS. The
Swiss journal. give letter, written 10 the pros-
dent of the Federal Council by Mr.. Sanders. Com
sui General of the L. States at London. relative
to the rumor more or less founded, concessions
which Switzerland had, it was said, madp to Aus
tra relative to the refugees. That Mr. Sanders.
in addressing the Swiss Federal Council should
express himself relative TO Austria as he might
do in demagogieal meeting in his own country,
is not very astonishing. What must astonish is,
that the misfortune of the times should have per
mitted any government to suhsist in the midst of
Europe to which the demagogical party of Amer
lea should hayea right Ia address publicly its
fraternal counsels. As to MIR. Soue's letter, il
is unnecessary to point out what contains, con.
tfary,we will not say to the principles of the RIGHT
of nations. but to the most simple ideas of pro
priety.