Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-06

n,k,sl f,seard impatiently TO The tune whe'
'ff.sy could move with their property into. and
anke selections aud entries 81 land, IA this terri
tory. They entertain favorable opinion II the
country, aud they will expect to he permitted 10
| enter Il with their property Of every KIND nnd
occupy such portions may l,e legally acquired
| Shall they be denied this right shall they ''
com, ,eled a. remain in Missouri, aud The 0enerAi
Government forbid Ia them tie privilege OF re
/ moving Westward because they hold certain
speeics Of prol.erty' l. t'is equality of rights
a. proclaimed ia this government Can II rs be
| the condiiioi If tling- Ia which the people OF
| Missouri desire they shali be reduced
The DEFEAT OF TilE CoylN6roN AND ONO
BILL will probaby bring its odsocates to r"h'd
ula,n the proprieiy Of adapting IL pr"yisi'n-
heit r and nnre eifrctunlly to promote the inter
eS,s e Virginia. Tie expenditure oi ten mi
| lions of dollars in the construction Is a demand
which Of ittca nay well make n people pause
but when It j. proposed 10 cSrcnd ihnt nInount IN
a work whose chiefbeuefits are to enare Ia anoth-
or State it il asking rather more than Lcgisla-
tue which has prudent regard far the intcIli-
gence of the reop',. would he apt to accord
Lei the gauge of the coNington and Ohio road
he 50 All std as tn make il Virginia road
firginian in its hearings, connexions and fruits,
and there will be no longer any difficulty as to
the ways and means. Think Of it Messrs. Leg.
islators
CONCERT To-NiGHT.--Tho first concert Of the
celebrated and charming vocalist ant composer.
Mr.. DeRrStsr, takes plncc tonight at the Ma
sonic Hall. The ., rortunty which it will afford
Of hearing some of our sweetest songs, rendered
with the taste, precision, feeling and richness o!
tone for which Mr.. Il. is 50 distinguished, is one
that the l,vcrs and learners Of music will not,
we are surr, allow to puss unimprosed Tho
Richmond papers speak in the highest terms Of
compliment Of his concerts in thai city. The
Dispatch says;
The entertainment given W Mr.. Dcmpstcr at
Odd Fellows Hall was attended ~ brilliant
crowd. We heard bat one expression Of delight
aad qualification from the whole assembly. The
conc aiding piece. the May Queen, sung in
the most exquisite and touchng style.
Mr.. Hcmpster. nj the close of the entertain.
inent, expressed his gratitude Mt the proof afford
ed hy ia, Inrge number IA attendance that his
| Richmond friends had not forgotten him. II
No Id bt difficult IA forget Mr.. pempstcr We
Lave had a suri,.ii If music of lntc-thc Italian
| Opera. for "AUun"-l,it H"ne which touches the
i,artlik tlst,a Nr. ncrpsier. And that which
/ Y,
echoes there, will ever he more welcome than
mere mclodous sounds which only address tie
ear. For our own lart III Fashionable
n 10 prefer good old English or Scottish balnd,
sung by Dcmprter, 10 mcomprchensible music
N AN unknown tongue.
THI REMAINS OF puLAR.i.--A report that the
remain- Il Pua Xxi had been discovered hns caus-
ed great ntroversy in Gcorg n a letter from
- 4 i Il ~
that his grandfather surgeon in the army
and extracted the bullet which gave Pulaski biz
denih, He also says:
although desperate wound, my grandfather
thong the Cunt puld have recovered from il
had he consented /, remain under his care and
follow the American army ON "A litter Count Pa.
hski, howev T. resisted this proposal, hecausc he
and M c sT'G , eaparc % T e"sn
leyed that the British Government would have
sent him To- Russia, power with VIII I'm be was in
deadly hostiljt, and whose prosecutions had driv.
en- hun from Poland AN cX,lp and MARTYR. Rather
than this, he said he should prefer death, and
'nke the chanceof a cure in the French fleet. com.
manded hv D'EStaing. Accordingly he was car
red ON >hipho rd died Oh the passage round T.,
ch rlcston, aud his body was buried in the sea"
While we have felt it incumbent npon rs .,
thus comment upon thosc who opposed ms Or
hnge and Alexandr e.s,,,ntion in the Senate. we
! e II ioi Close this article without expressing our
Il n ks 10 III 80, who di,rcgnrdng idle Glamour
aud senSccss Preudiccs, sustained the interests
Of the state by mn intelligent adveea. Y of it
Prominent among them were Shacklcfnrd oi
Cnlpeper, Irving, the senator from Amherst and
Nelson, and johnson of Bcdf ri. Each of these
gentlemen laborcd with zeal aud energy for it aud
are entitled To al manner of praise therefor
Republican Of Thursday.
The tributes 10 the advocates of this scheme
are Us generously bestowed rs they are well de
served But has the Republican no word Of
prase To hestow upon our Senator He too
ahored we have learned "w III zpal and cNcr-
gy'-indeed 80 abounding was his zeal that few
days before the vote, he proposed To bet ten Il,
one on the result. Can the Republican tellus GA
which side his zeal and energy were extended
The Legislature.
The Richmond correspondent. of the Peters
burg Express, says:
Tive hundred and ninety four bills have been
reported from the Standing Committees, for the
action of the House, aud only about 80 of this
number have been disl osed of. Bui four weeks
of the Constitutional session remain, making il
apparent that many bills will not be ucted on nm
1 less tSpDSp1 of hN a