Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-04
LlNUHBURG !. IRGiNlAN.
Miscellaneous Items.

Bnenos Ayres to the ilth OF August have been
received. Gen Flores publishes statement de
nying a charge that the conspiracy had been
suppressed.
complimentary correspondence has taken
place between Col. Graham. the American Con
sui and the residents of Buenos Ayres, on the
forner retiting from the eonsulship. One thou
sand dollars have been subscribed towards the
new British hospital in I3uenos Ayres. The qGes
ton of the rights ef foreign vessels Of war to
navigate the waters of the Parana is still unset.
tied.
LATER FROM SoUrH AMERICA-Dates Ia the
9Th of.August have been received from Mon,evi-
dec, At Bahia yellow fever had disappeared, but
cholera was prevailing. Business @as very dull
in consequence. The disease oonfnely chief
ly to the blacks.
At Cuxceira. town on the border Of the river
Purngnacnc. about 900 deaths had occurred
among apopulaton Of 1900. There great
scarcity of prosisions
The sugar crop does not promise abundance.
Regular supplies Of coffee arriving from the
interior, end prices sustained themselves at for
mer quotations.
The EPISCOPAL CONVENTION of New York, has
voted Bishop 0nderdonk, salary Of sl000, out Of
the proceeds Of the sale Of the Episcopal resi-
denae.
PRESIDENT PIERCE has returned to Washing
ton, highly gratifed with his trip to Pennsylra-
MIA.
SEIZE OF THE RUSSIAN FLEET DESTROYED At
SEBAsroPoL to the Courier dos
Etats Unis, the Russian flag counted at Sebnsto-
pol, in the month ofsepiember, 1854, seventeen
ships, of 100 guns, the remainder of 81 guns
four frgates of sixty guns. fourcoryettes or briggs
twelve steamships and eighty two ships of in.
ferior rank in all 2os ships, carrying 200 guns
This colossal armament was destroyed by the
Russians themselves. 10 prevent it from falling
into the hands of their enemies.
STEAMBOAT Collision AND Loss or LIFE
A collision took place last Thursday night. on the
Ohio river, below LawrenoebuTg Ind, between
the steamboats, Golden Gate aud Ohio. The lat
ter seriously injured, one Other men crushed
to death, and four passengers knocked overheard
and probably drowned.
EMIGRATION To NEw YoRg.--Thc emigrnn,s
vino arrived at Castle Garden. New York, during
the last two weeks number : l6i-all but ii3 Of
whom were subject to pay the Communication ter
having visited this country tor the first time
The whole brought aggregate cash means to the
amount Of 1926 97 10. The arrivals for the
time last year numbered 1915 making IA
total for the year of 23i, 437 against lOi,6i3 30
far this year. The number of persons now de
pendent upon the commissioners is sJi less than
at this date last year.
THE YELLOW FEVER oS THE MISSISSIPPI
There were 10 deaths at yoksburg for the week
ending Thursday out of 10 cases. At Canton
there many deaths daily, and at many other
points on the river the fever is raging with more
or less violence
TRIAL OF ARRIsoN. The court at Cincinnati
has decided that 4rrison, the 'inferna machine"
murderer be tried cond time. The
case will be taken up the ith of December
next.
SANTA ALMA Havana letter of 22d ut says
the ex-Presdent Santa Anna left Nue,itas last
week on the British West Indies mail steamer
Derwent.for St. lhomas-the captain finding the
weather pleasant. assumed the responsibility ola
deviation from his route
TRoors FOR THE PLAINs.-lt is stated in an
extra from the Leayenworth Register that Col.
Summer would leaye Fort Leavenworth on the
goth inst, for the plains with seven companies of
United States troops-another company to follow
in three days afterwards. This movement of cay.
airy will be 500 strong.