Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-04
Miscellany.

ofit.openy declaring in parlamon, that they can
hold out no promises whatever TO Poland
Miscellany.
The New York Express says that the Re
public of the Rio Grande, ohnpcroned by Texns,
will be at our doors, long, asking to have
place assigned TO her in our family circle.
The Attorney General of the u, S. has given
an opinion ''thai the treasury Of the L. 5. has no
locality and credits upon 1t ARE not bona notdbi-
liza confined o1ho District of Columbia"
In list Of owners of land in Morgan, adver.
tised for non. payment Of taxes. we find those Of
the Duchess of Leeds aud Marehoness of Wei.
lesley. These ladies' are, were We believe, nu-
tiyes of Maryland.
The packet.shi Daniel Webster. which smiled
on Tuesday from Boston for Liverpool, took ont
the largestnumber Of passengers ever conveyed
to Europe in any sailing vessel from the United
States. She has. as we learn from the Boston
journal, about four hundred passengers nearly
all OF whom are returning emigrants who have
been in this country sufficiently long to accumu.
late some property, and are now going back 10
enjoy themselves among their friends in the old
country
Col X. w. Thompson. formerly distinguish
ed Wing member of Congress in Indiana. has
taken the field in that State against the Freesoil
party. and in favor of the principles of the Ne
braska bill. He is ofthe best speakers in
his State. anda Of considerable personal
popularity and influence.
Information has reached Washington, making
it certain that the yellow fever is now or has re.
Gently been, on the Fulton now at Pen sacola Fla
A case of the fever has been removed from that
ship to the Pensacola naval hospital. Nothing
more in that connection in known here.
The Cincinnati Times says there is univer-
sal apprehension that there will be serious Difficult
fy at the polls at the next election. and these ap-
prehensons are not without foundation. Dema-
gogpes have been and still are at work.
The Norfolk Beacon states that the Collector
OF the Port has disappeared and that the Deputy
has removed the archives TO Hampton, town out
OF the district.
There has been considerable revival of re.
iigion among the Complexities in Montgomery
county, lately Eleven persons have been added
TO the church.
1t is again solemnly and emphatically announ-
ced that the Empress Eugene is enciente This
isa very important matter to the world at large,
and to France in particular.
An Eastern genius has succeeded in harnes sing
steam to a musical instrument which will out. san
Mr.. Sax's noisy invention most decidedly. His
name Is Joshua c. Stoddard. of Worcester,
Mass. lie expects to make his organ heard
for twenty miles.
The official history of Commodore Perry's
successful expedition to Japan is sal to be near
~ ready for the printers. The Rev DIR. Hawks
whose chronological learning is well known, is
revising the work for the press.
Psnam's Monthly, for September, has been re-
ceived. Contents: New English Poets; The
Storm; Twice Married (concluded;) Sunker
Treasures; The Amazons of South America
Life among the Mormons; Cossack Song; The
late Horace Bnney Wallace; The Harmless
Old Gentleman Thackerys's Newcomes; Rachel
Living in the Country; Luisella; Tho Armies
of Europe; Editorial Notes.
Greedy, of the New York Tribune, sometime.
forgets his isms, and confesses to "A natural pre-
JUDGE against the association of whites and ne
groes. In recent letter, describing the Gre
mona Gardens at London, he says 49,. The Eng
lish are not skillful in vanishing vice-at least
nave seen no evidence of their tact in that line
nave endured the spectacle of men dancing
with women, when rather berry and smoking: but
" last me SIGHT Of a dark and by no means eie-
gum mutdtfo tpditzing uth q decent iooking
whffeg'ri while putting away at a rather had al
gar proved too much for my Yankee prejudice.
and EStGrted." f'NN''''
The Detroit Free Press pubhshesa letter from
General Cass, in answer to Gen Houston's asser-
ton that General Cass has approved the plat.
form OF the American order, as proclaimed tc
the world by the Convention at Philadelphia
General e. says he could not suppose such as ser
tions would deceive any one who had heard O,
read his remark s.last winter in the Senate Hi,
opinions. he says, are of little consequence ex
cept to himself, but if they are worth referring
to at all. they worth the trouble of making the
reference a true He adds that he has no sym
patty with the Know Nothing organization