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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-17

In the L. s. Senate, on Tuesday, during Inc
morning hour, an interesting report present
ed from the judiciary Committee relating To lac
administration Of the affairs of the Smithsoni an
Institution. This report fully sustains the nc Is
of the Board of Regents, and we are inform, Vi
NV the Baltimore Patriot the unanimous
opinion of the judiciary Committee.
The report proceeds at length to examine the
provisions of the law, and TO argue that they have
been faithfully carried into execution. 1t al,o
shows the operation of the Board of Regents un
der the law, and then says:-
,Theso operations appear to have been carried
out by the 3sgents, under the immediate super
intendencc OF Prof Henry-with zeal energy and
discretion and with the strictest regard 10 econ.
omv in the expenditure of the funds. Nor docs
there seem 10 be any other mode which Congress
could prescribe or the Regents adopt, which
would better fulfil the high trust which the
United Stntes have undertaken to perform 10
fixed aud inmutah,r Plan prescribed by law or
! adopted by the Regents would attain the object
! of the trust. 1t was evidently the intention of
! the donor that it should be carried into eyccn-
! ton by an institution establis hment, as it il
termed in his will. Congress has created one,
aud given it ample powers, but directing its at
tention particularly to the objects enumerated in
the law: and il is the duty of this in titution to
ayai! itself of the lights of experience, and to
| change IFS plan of operations when they are con
WINGED that different one will better accomplish
the objects of the trust. The Regents have done
81 and wisely. for the reasons above stated
| The Committee, therefore, see nothing IN then
conduct which calls for any new Legislation o.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-17

huy change in the powers now exercised by the
Regents
The report say. taat for many Of it. views and
statements the committee are indebted to the full
and luminous reports Of the Board of Regents
aud it concludes hy expressing the judgment of
the committee "a follows:-
From the views entertained by the committee,
after an impartial examination of the proceedings
referred to. the committee have adopted the Ian
gnnge Of the resolution. that no action Of the
senate Is necessary and proper in regard to the
Smithsonian Institutions; and this i the anan-
moas opinion of the committee
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-17
OBITUARY.

Died, Mt his residence, in the county of Am
herst, on the Goth Nov, 1854, EDWARD I.
L. II, pKlNs. in the 37th year OF his age. The
deceased ha, lett to his surviving friends and re-
lato J.. II character without reproach. He had
secured in an uncommon degree, The esteem and
confidence Of his fellow men; and tits but simple
Justice to say, that he richly deserved it. Amia
Bile, upright and gcnerous-a friend to all and an
enemy to none-h> removal was felt as a per-
sonal bereavement to many beyond his lmmedl
ate family circle. The disease of which he died
was consumption, under which he fingered many
months. The opportunities, which his long Sc
cusion from the active pursuits of life gave him
for preparing to meet his God diligently in
proved. He felt the need of better foundation
to build in prospect of eternity, than the hon
CRADLE and moral lite he had led, and with heart
deeply conrite for sin, cast himself ON Gods
promises of mercy in Christ Jesus. In COM
piance with his earnest wish to receive the Holy
Communion, the ordinance was administered II
him few days betol his death. 1t was an af-
tecting sccne and cannot soon be forgotten by
those who witnessed it. His end peace,
and his family and friends have the comfort
u hoping that ito him to die gain
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-17
Arrivals at the Washington House

ITP 10 3 0C7ocE I1s7fT0dyI
w. W l.EfrwlCI, Proprietor.
q w Gilbert, Pittsy lvauin; c + c Carr, Hal
flax; { + sincnmb and Lady, { l. Pierce, Mont
gomery; Chas Lunstord, Roanoke; Col A l.
Howard, Floyd { II VIM Z Rucker, Allegheny;
Sam i Holt, Roanoke; j q Freeman. Bedford :;
Chas Yancey, Wytheyille; Miss + Thomas, Lib
erty; j ID Horne, Isaac Cannnday, Franklin !;
A tufts, New York w w Mathews, + J Early,
Campbell: G Fuqua, J l. QuarlcS, Liberty; .Jno
Duncan, Bedford; NJ w Helm, III; L II Johnson,
Pitts Stratton, Bedford.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-17
fIeWs and MiseellanY

The London Times ofJanuary 27. notices
money ns in moderate demand ON Government
securities at three aud n half per cent. Bariug's
circular SAYS that ihcreis more inquiry for Penn
sylynuia State - Massachusetts Sterling IS,
aud irginia SIS; but without leading to much
business It quotes pennsylvania State 1919
*. div, RniIrord bonds 81 81 Massachusetts
IS l0l lU2; Virginia SIS 80; United States 6's
of lists, lO6, Canada 6's los.
The money market at New York continues TO
improve, aud rates TO tend downward, both for
good paper and on call. Some loans are report
cd In the latter below 6 per cent. and the best
class OF the former is in request at seven. The
export OF specie by the Union on Saturday was
nhont $1,000, and for the week at S657 ,OOO, but
this causes but little uncasiness in view of the
large receipts from California and the more sat
sfactory position of business generally.
In Boston, Mas sachusctts, there is party Of
four gentlemen who have been in the habit of
meeting to play whist every Friday night for
twenty seven years still hale and hearty, and
ike to meet for twc.,ty seven years more.
Poweli's picture of DE Soto discovering the
Mississippi, has actually arrived in Washington
after tour OF the country on private speculation
1t will he placed IN the only vacant panel ui the
rotundo Of the Capitol during the prest week.
The Niceroy If Egypt has granted TO a French
man named Lcssep-, the exclusive privilege of
constructing n canal across the lsthmus of Suez,
from the Mediterranean to the Red Sea- the com
pany to he formed for the purpose being subject
TO the appointment of directors by the Egyptian
Government, aud to the obligation To pay to that
government for ninety nine years ID per cent.
Of the annual profits. AT the expiration of the
period named, the canal is To pass into the hands
of the government. Meantime il is to be open,
upon equal terms, to the vessels of nations.
The Marshall (Texas) Republican, gives ae-
count Of an aiIrny in drinking house at Sugar
Hill, Panola county, in which three men were
killed, and another desperately. if not MORALLY
wounded. Two men, Glass and Grain, were A.
bout to use pistols ON ench other-an old man
named Yeury, the only sober mnn, except some
strangers, mtertered.and WINS shot dead by Glass
Young loarv killed GlaS-,and another Glass
killed by others while attempting to kill young
Weary who was badly wounded
~ of the Baltimore sun writes from Wash
! ington that there is rumor that it is the nten-
ton of the majority which passed the French
spolation hill To tack it, in case of its being We
! toed To the civil and diplomatic bill. Should
to convene an extra session of the know nothing
Congress. aud borrow trouble at an usurlous in.
terest. There is another rumor that on y three
of the Cabinet are in favor of the bill viz: Mcssrs
Marcy, Gushing and Campbell.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-17
Mr. Henry A. Wise and Paison Clark
0RtaIS OF KNOW NoIUlNGISM.


Mr.. Wise in his speech in Alexandria, he
did here, and as he has done wherever he has
spoken, commented at much length upon the
..politcal sermon" of Parson Cark-as being
the origin of Know Nothingism in the United
States. Even in the hymn, by Lowell proceed
ing the sermon, he discovered shadowing forth
of the secrets of the order:
The, are slaves, who dare not be
In the night with iva three
"These are cabalstic terms" exclaimed Mr..
Wise, "Ah, gentlemen, know the meaning of
your rwos and your TIIREEs-your odd numbers
and your event"
correspondent of the New York Evening
Post, writing from Washington, disposes of his
anu singly weak and far fetched assumptions, in
this way:
Mr. Wise's .'cabalistic'' quotations from James
Russell Lowelrs poetry-that 1.-TWO and three''
business-has created much amusement here
while it is known that the hymn quoted from was
written years ago, long before Know Nothingism
was thought Of
To represent it, therefore, "a having been
written for the Know Nothings, and Us forming
part of the minstresly OF the order, is piece of
absolute nonsense, not TO cali it by any harsher
name, and quite worthy of the silly person who
bears so sage a name, as if to prove that words
are not things. Mr.. LotceH rs not hnoto-
Nothing, and neither he nor The Req. Jane
Freeman Clark is a member Of ihe order, whief
both gentlemen dislike quite as much as Nt
Wise does, and with much greater sincerity tol
while be only fears Know Nothing votes, THEA
ARE OPPOSED TO KNOW NOTHING PRINCIPLES.
Tn Alexandria. Mr.. Wise admitted according
to the report of his speech in the Washingto
Star. that the mere fact of Know Nothingism he
ing secret institution was not Objectionable
for he himself. he said, was a member OF score
institution--the Masonic. We wonder what MI
Wise, as Mason and gentleman, would TIM
of any one, who having become possessed, b.
accident or the perjury of one Of its members O
the secrets of Masonry, its "signs,'' grips,
&C., should traverse the State, exposing Their
from the stump TO the wonder of gaping and ad
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-17

DIPLOMATIC CHANGEs--a Paris correspon-
dent of the New York 1'ribne makes wholesale
change in the American diplomatic corps in En-
rope:
New and important changes in the American
diplomatic corps in Europe are about TO take place
Within two OF three months at tarthest the
posts now filled by Me>srs. Buchanan, Mason.
Soule, Belmont, Owen and Daniel will be vacant
or filled by men. Mes,r-. Bgchanan and
Soue have already resi- gned; Mr. Mason has ex
pressed his determination to do the sane, while
the others have either sent IA resignation or
are about to do 50.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-17

mirng crowds. The law places the receiver Of
stolen goods. knowing them to be -ueh, ~ the
same footing with the thief How il II with the
receiver and employer Of Information, that could
not by possibility be obtained without perfidy
somewhere Whon he receiver and employer
knows the fact Wesubmii the question 10 cas-
uists. without expressing any opinion ourselves
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-17

\ general apprehended, "a the Indians
were numerous and well armed.
The markets at San. Francisco were generally
dull, with declining tendency
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-17

a WEEK LATER FROM CALIFoRNiA.-The steam
er Prometheus arrived at New Orleans on the 18th
with California dates 20 Jan. 81
The steamer Northern Light left on the 9th fa
New York with 200 passengers and 6oO,00o in
treasure.
The news Is unimportant The Legislature
had Ind - unsuccessful ballots for L. 5. Sena.
tor.
Oregon dates TO january 9th report tbat ,bo
| Indians had attacked and murdered five whites
near Orleans and the troops had gone in pursuit
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-17
s,Nst nSls GARDEN SEEDS

4 SUPPLY ron 1879 --lauirrth celebrated Gar.
a"n seed, warranted fresh an genu, e. The Stock i
large embraces every tini of Vcg table Seed n.n,.
wani Oh; consisting IN part, OF carry sis week Snats
lHrse ,un HceeS. "Ntia curl, Peas, Onion Srts Ca
hinges. Srery, S.l-nty Rlii,hes Tomattoc a. &c -
Also f,v choice Flower Seeds
Lanlirih'- Catalogue nni Almanac with directions
thr plet,iug aud cutcrc. b. ha gr,I< For s,l L
JOHN Il. SEAY x CO
fei7 - n
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-17

SURGICAL OpERERArIoN:-Th Wytheyille
Telegraph is informed, that on Thursday week
Drs llaller aud Gibboney took from the back of
Mr.. Geo \. Sanders of that county, AN Encys-
ted rumor weighing two pounds. The PATIENTS
recovering.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-17
POSTAGE

In al thc prur pal c lio- and fooas t1ese work ,
vii be Il Iiyerrd, thr nlgh Agents. EkEE OF POST
ACE. When >,ft hy Hn the Postage to ray part f
ia. u.it. State el In hut ~ ~ tour GENT ,elr
or Hlarkwne .ni but toglteeh cents senf T.
Gull of ti!r R,s.,vs.
Remittance mud communications sho Id Hiwuv, be
add .ed, posi- pail 10 the ruhlisbers
LIE, NARD SCOTT X co,
fill DIT G ,d Street. New YORK.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-17

The Clarksburg Register announces that n
Democratic Know Nothing PAPER has just made
its appearance in that place 1t is called the
Age of Progress" and is edited by Mr. CRicH
ID.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-17

FUTURE DAYS.
600 ACR OF
BEAVER CREEK LAND FOR SALE

WITH EIGHT NEGROES,
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-17

The bill creating Gen. scott Lieutenant Gen.
eral by brevet, has finally passed the House of
Representatives by the large majority of 1913 to
95. This long delayed tribute to the genius and
exploits Of the first soldier of the age will com
mand the apr 1yal of the whole country.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-17
British Pc iodica'S.
HARRY GOrEEs sEHIkED

LEONARD SCOTT \ co, New lo.k cuninln 10
r-pulli>h tie iotonl. . British + irIica.,, T.:
THE LONDON QUARTERLY conservative
THE EDINBURGH REVIEW whig)
THE NJ BRITISH REVIEW iFlee church,
THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW (Liberal)
BIAcKwoODS EDINBURGH MAG (Tory)
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-17

FIRES IN WyruE.-rwo fires occurred in
Wythe recently, by which the kitchen ofMr.
Jno. Laync, aud the house aud furniture Of Mr..
james Six were destroyed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-17
EnEsHa 4 TOMATOES

Fresh Peaches aud Tomatoes, put up ii, tin cans,
hrrmcticaly sealed They put up in IL natural
stale and possess all the delightful navors ii just
gathered. For SUE by
JOHN ~. SEAY & CO,
ieb Ii y. Druggists.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-17
GU B BISG.

ai.counr Of ."cry nv, pr rret, fram the aboY
uir"- WI be II Nv. IN Club. ordrri four II
,.aa,"> OF any otror more Of tie nbovr works. rhu
Fem copies Il BIN, kwood.. Of aar lew, vi,. b.
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Rrview, aud Bnrkvupl i,r $50; md 50 On.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-17

THE FEAsr.-Thc fen~t of the ladies of the
Fourth Street Methodist Church closed Thurs
day night, with an auction. We learn that
they succeeded tolerably we-probably better
than could have been expected. considering the
disagrceable weather they had to contend with,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-17

RELIEF SOCIETY A meeting of the Relief
Society will be held in the basement Of the Sec
ond Presbyterian Church, to-morrow evening
at 3 o'clock.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-17

CoNFIRMEp.--The following appointments
were confirmed last week by the Senate:
II w Moreland, Assistant Collector at York
town, Va, vice Barzsa, resigned; y, d. Banks,
Collector at Petersburg Va, and w VI Harri-
son. Collector at Richmond, va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-17

For CoHGREss.-James Il. Abrahams and
many other Democrats whose names appear an.
nounce in the Wheeling papers, Dir. Il. kidwen
as a candidate for re election to Congress.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-17

MrcKIENBlRG COUNTY. William +. Dodson
is announced in the Clarksvile Tobacco Plant as
n candidate To represent Meeklenburg IN the next
House of Delegates.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-17

r receiving and will, by TIE 20th ST., hive
IN ,tore her entire Stoch OF FRI IA SpIne Goods
carefully selected ard bought with sPecin retire. Ia
tn" o the Trade al VngInii ana orth Cal Inn
which they prepared to sell ut snaIl ndvnnre oa
cost for cash. or pr unI't >ix months buyers.
y .ail is resi- ecrtu y solicited ipnm friends and
Merrhart.. Pcaee,ll>, visiting the Eastern te,.
feb 6-d8cl u.
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@ross ssibsniaaften FnS islten mic ~@ssiRerpsre.
Die sisbs 1T bic cinsise seipenlaaft, rpelde weper
Sersamssnbeit nod !3utunft bulbet.
Benu spet refine e,efiBie a6 %bcsesueu, 1T CO ais Of
spei ihane Stinn'en ~suiantnei, flinsen.
Sir elite @utter sibt CO 'fetnen Nal,nt, feline entfers
nuns. Cine a6te @atter liegt ibr Sinh BON eire,n SOL
3ttfr attSert.
Die Grauea leioen fets nebr ais Der @lann. Der
Mann 9at feline Sraft unS feline Ste(nna; or 1T tb6.
tts. befdaftist fa, Senft, bltdt int Die 3utunft uub fin
bet ba iiberaa Grplt pber bp6 @eraeTeu; bic Nron po<
Se8eh hetbt ffets nit ibren Sdmer,e alletn, Ne fam
tbnt ntat entfliebcn, ni6ts ipenbet i6re Gebanten BON
tbrt ab unb ite bat muir ibre GbrGnen smr Qtnperuno.
ireni' Ne ii6erRaupt nod abranen BAT.
Gin 8lid ppl G6ter iarfer ete6e nadt Ielbit Elm
font MIDI ihbnes gefidt reisenb. Das in has g Sit,
LID tr Der Stebe.
Das @efab1 eriest ben grauen ben @darfblid Der
1anner.
Wtat iaSt tnnter: Der pber Die Sat iT6 out serbeiros
tbet. Nternals teibt es: lie BADEN f5 gut serbeiraibct.
&Oar't auen'al Gin She'll MIDI gut tpes2
@sna bet ettem 0iabden bas 5ers ~ertaltet, wirb Der
&cpf sslanb.
SsSe erfs eiete Sat elm ~altsrnss Gube.
Die tpa9re @deituns 1T bas @apeisen ,tueier Ser
5ett 9eSeneinanber.
Die aiebe sermas ftbf Die srpe ,u MAIDEN.
ipelas iStpa4 ant G'eile inb.
Die eists bentt ipsor nit benz Ser,en.
gtidts minbert ben eisbreis elmer DAME msbr, ais
tbr S!rebsrt, In pbilpiupnts, SpGitf &c. line glrinrno
~ BADEN arp fe aussifpre6sn.
Gin tpeiblides Sers fam fetm srSseres Qeib treHer.
als tpei,a ss tbn,' unmSslid 1T, benz @eliebten In arpz
Fer Nptb bei5ults9en urp i'm sa re..ten. (8epb9
= Gin Biener gBeinbanblcr serIa6 feline s(unprce
iirst nit f~plsenbem empfeblunssret6en 5dlus: sd
bsrnerfe, baB ta gu alet meinen gBet,te, bic beaett
SueQet %benube."
~ Geschafts-Karten,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1855-09-08
(Gerieeuns Nsr eraen Seits.l

rnbts. @m Nprsen farnen iSaufe,t unierer &an,erapen
unb teia1en fi4 bic gci&esr,ns nit cincm Sersniiaea
bas ni6t3t ~ beiareiten lit. Das &inb, mel6es ron iets
men gltern i'm @cmente Der @efatr ~perlaIen parse,
1T pom sSasn acoptirt mprben unb Der gurlae nit
peii laitssn l%d,tpar3en Sarte, Der es tru9, erbielt bic
Stele elmer bonnie! CD.aA