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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-28

DryGLprauSfs EXTRA ordinary ~ The Phila
dolphin Moaning flue- publishes an a-coant If
f.,r originator Of thr Indies Rrpa-,ury in Rich
mon1, which. If rue, will prove rather embarrn,
N, l. The parties now conducting that pr .r.
Il -ays that his real namris George Wentworth
He first started paper in Bp>ton, which ept
list of 1000 subscribers, protesting 10 have for
its pro, ricinr Kate Carroll, (Shu i, known in
Cleveland rs Ella Wentworth nul for il editor.
Miss Jennie Du Shon. He sold that and ot lcr
offices to Mr.. Morris Of the Boston Olive Btanch,
aud then left taking with him Mis- Jennie nu
Sbon, and leaving his wife alone il Boston wb,ro
she hns been over since In Boston he vas known
ns Vim. Winters. After establishing papers in
Albany and Rochester, lac appeared in R.ctmen
mad,f the natnref Wm. Winters, and started the
Iad.e- Repository, and there Miss Jennje D1
shon took the nane OF Lille Linden, and the cd
itoral char. The last time he was seen wa in
New England, under the name oiJames ID. VII
b,rtin.. The above fac,s, the Times says, it
la, IN good authority, but il il to bc hoped that
the good authority has been imposed upon,and
tina, Lihe Linden IA Lille Linden atter all.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-28

ESQ. BANKER. Of Nfw GANroS, Ill. sAys.I
NJ. H. q. Fsrrel's Arab IN Lnime,t Ia. cure1 sona
bad cases here which every other remedy had lailed
in; white swelling uuI contracted corl. j.
thu leg of boy twelve yeats oil. The leg Al Siter
ed nvav, md was acted thai he In no u.s., os i
hree doctors had tried their skin upon il in win md
he fast sintn: the grave, when the boys t,Io
was Induced Ia Try II g. Foirrls Arabian Iin,man
Before t! frNI bottle was usrd up h to Mr B.,
store, and the hr-t words he spoke were, Mr Barker
want al tni Lniment you have in the sirrr ti, ono
bottle got did my boy eou than all that had ever
been done befor. = That boy now well ana he,rty
and has free use of MS cs4. Ii IS good foe sprain
lrui.ps, cuts buras and dwellings.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-28

THG SrmNGs.-Ihc Grernbricr Era states
thai there are now at the White sulpher Springs
about forty visitors, and about twenty at the
Blue sulphur
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-28
MARRIED.

On Wednesday the Eth Of June by the Rev.
I. u. Goeiwju. Dir. HENRY l.. CADElL. to Miss
ANNE WooLsrEN CABELL, dau,s hter of George
". Cubcll esq. Of luglcwond, Nelson county.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-28
ErIscorAL CoNyENrIoN.- rhe Thira rrienni

episcopal CoNvENTIoN.-r The Third Irienni.
al Convention of the Protestant Episcopal
Church, of the diocese Of California. assembled
in Trinity Church san Francisco, on the Sth ul,.
aud adjourned ON Thursday to meet again at the
stated period, the first Wednesday IN May.
1896. Ano parishes were represented in the
Convention, two at san Francisco, aud one each
at Sacramento. Maiysville, Stockton. oakland,
Nerado; Grass Valley, aud Benicia. The next
Convention may probably elect Iegotee to ond
ask admission into the General Convention a re
United States at its next session
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-28

WHAT AZ INrtRlArEp WIFE cAN BE CAPA.
BIZ eri-on Saturday evening, -ays the Pnld
drlpt.a Bulletin the residents in the vicinity of
ninth and Morgan streets were afforded an oppor
tuuity of ing what nm Infuriated wife can be
capable Of \ lady aud gentleman, both of very
respectable appearance, were observed, between
eight aud nine oclock, cpnycrsinP together under
tree in Morgan street above Ninth, when
another lady who was dressed in deep mournng
came quietly upon the ground md Selling hold
Of iudy nomb'r one pummeAed her most essential.
~. The gentleman stood nghast while this opera.
uon wa- being peri"r ned and made no effort what
ever 10 Interfere. Ater the feathers had flown for
some tHe,lndy MUNGER two gave the head Of la.
dy number one several bump, az inst fence
near by ayinl; "lhcre take that t--Rum,yay
with my husband will you I've been >ospi-
eious at tins long ago. and nov I've caught YOU
The lady IN hnek then seized the arm of thu gen
tlcman and marched him off the ground. 1t /, Mt
in our power to state what took place after hp
! pa reached home. The lady who had heeH 80
roughly hapded made the best II her euy eli as
soon as she at liberty 10 do -.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-28

SIEGE or SEBAsTOPoL.--TheC Charleston Mer,
curry observes that, according TO present appear
euces the siege of Sebastopol, even fthe Allies
capture the place. will have cost them the best
part of two years campaign, the sacrifice of tive
handred thousand men. and the cost of three hun
dred millions of money. Its capture, with the
conquest of the whole peninsula If the Cr;msa.
will not impair the ability of Russia tn defend
the body of her territories and will therefore be
no step towards tho humiliation of that Empire--
L. will be simply change of the scenes of war.
to positions which Russia will have greater
means If defending and the allies less facility of
as-ailing. The question will then become one of
time aud endurance. Thus we have the prospect
of var Of indefinite duration.
MIME RIFLES are being manufactured at the
Unted States Ordnance Department, in Baton
10 ige, by effectinr certain changes in the ordi-
nary ones. The commandan. of the establish
man. Captain Il .dnan has also invented a ma
chiae capable Of casting sixty Mimic bullets per
minute. The English machine casts but forty.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-28

IMPORTANT DECIsIoN.--ln II case recently
tried before Judge Fitch. in the Court of {, mmon
Pleas at Sandusky, Ohio, john Hays. an cngi.
neer on the Mrnsfeld, Sandusky ~ Newark rail
road, sued the Company for wages amounting 10
Sl22. On the part of the Companyit was urged
that on the Both of August 1854, while running
his train contrary to the printed rules Of the
road, he had run the engine aud tram into mail
and passenger train; by which the company had
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-28

LIQuoR LAW.--paran Stevens, Of the Revere
House Boston, has been tried for ' aton Of
the lquer law and found mot guilty.'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-28

lHE Ca9PoiHr EXlIosIoN.-On Friday last
III" third story of the L. 5. Ordinance Depart.
mcnt at Old Point, took fire from the explosion
Of >e'a" fireworks. and the baildir, was burned
10 the ground. Two OF three men were badly
hurt, and one is missing and is Supposed to be
killed The loss to the Government is about
alOnNOO
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-28

'laHrs cuts Dufhs ana swtidngs.
Lool on far C5urterEfts
The public causnri against anuthcr countcrr..,
Which has lately ma rs appearance. cac4 W. Far.
re i Arahaa Lnimen'. HE darserou. Of nil tho
commercials. because hi, hrving tho name os Farrell
may will buy it in good faith, without tue knowI.iga
that counterfeit eNi-S, md tn viii perhaps nnIy
discover their error when the spurious hls
wtnGgh' ia evil effects.
the genuine article j. manufactured only b., n q
Farrell sic iaveator and proprietor AMI wloe-nle
druggist. No II NJ lin street. Peoril Illinois. 10 whom
all apPlicatio for A., rcies he addressed b.
You ger il with the letter, ii G before Fa,r.lf.
thus 6. fARRELLS-and his ,igniture on ,le
wrap /; ali others coumerteit-
Sold BY K. SrABLER 4 co, Druggists.
Lynchburg, Va.
ondb1 regularly auh gent, lluoushop the Unit,
States.
.gr,ice 25aad 30 cents. and s per bottle
AGENTS WANTED in every town village and
Ian let in the Uu-i Stats IN which one not ALREADY
rsabii.hed. Ad Iress II. c Farrell above uccon-
ptn'ei with good roerenc, character, respon.iy
L, A.. i4ne20 ,lSr4y
The prevalence of incorrect notions upon the
subject ut mrdcine, great ol misery. Nedi
cal ra tice should be governed 10y prIcpes oG-lR
dee1ee' from the contributions of long experience al
ciose observations H1~ i'm ortant. tAen llcd
rne LIQUID be akrn 10y inyal', unless it emanate iram
the bands OF nj taent, Judgment and the strttest
Probny H.uh1d'> Grluur Buffers, prepared by Dr. =.
NJ son. Fu5adelpht Is a preparation cmalutiag
from one OF the mos: celebr practitioners OF edara
tunes, aud ri the grtn'est rrder 6erutty
ever Produced Ihi4 ntjce is in able hands ~ ~.
denea thu tn article l. rrepareI careful aud SIS it.
~ prpdnC1s the thrt TITO original inventor intend
pIi,ii :, ~ ~ ~. l.'' '''''"'Is u
a., '' ~ =; aa' 81 'ls'
f " ~ l-p>. '' 7 's ',''' ''o''
,i .I;I 'e - VIZ. @ '' "''''' "a, 20 20 su'-
\ NAsyrP p,r5,, orrnovr We have Latch,
,,,,.ed Arc,,. 9tarT,. I..,.I m. H. r ,i,,l i
e.; =. Iina nyi -, b. ; l - -; 10
,,.J ,yl,I, ...t g,,,,,. :, ~ =. r, i,t AVID
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-28

t3nNA.--The following Is an exraet from let
ter hon Fah-thau dated March .. 1880.
The rebels have abandoned Shanghai aud
the place is once more in the hands of ia va
peralsts. We hear nothing from the rebels at
Nan King. At fuh Chau everything is quiet,
Though the embarra>ments of tbt authorities ara
goet trust. however. we my long enjoy
peace. III Cnnton the imperia'ist> seem II be
gaining some advantage. aud they have taken
from the rebels the only city OF Fat-Shau. held
by them tor some tuno. At Anay aad Aiuepo
matters are quiet.
Foreign trade hero seems To be growing rap
rapidly. Its estimated that about fifty ships
with teas have been sent from this pert during
the past seaSon."-N. l. Courier
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-28

ELorEMENT.-A correspondent of the Peters
burg Express writes that a gentleman from New
York, Mortimer Palmer by name elopcd from
Old Point the other day with a Young lady from
Richmond county, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-28

IHFoRNArIoY WANrED.-Of Albert j. or John
Boyer f1rtnrry Of Prince Edwards Island Brit
ISL Provinces of North America. When last
hoard from, in Fehaery ls51, he was engaged in
Bridge bnilding. near Lynchburg, Any in
formation may be forwarded to j. 5. Pidwel,
Charlotte Town, Prince Edwards Island, b. p.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-28

CoRRECTIoT.-A correspondent of the Alex
andria Gazette learns that the announcement in
the Charlottesville Advocate, of the sale of 81 900
600 of the bonds of the Orange and Alexandria
Railroad Company is not correct.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-28

ST. JOINS DAY The Masonic fratrr Iity of
Richmond celebrated St. Johns day by fcstivi
ties, and an address from b. Z. Wexford, ESQ.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-28

sustained a los. Of : 600. The defendants,
10 consequence Of the act, asked that 50 much of
the sum ns might be necessary 10 satify the
plaintiff elaim &C sl32 be set off against the
same. aud that they have judgment FOR any
balance that NAV be found to he due The Court
upon trial. and nftcr hearing the evidence rem
dered iudgmo nj against the plaintiff for $3.50
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-28

Let me he entirely candid. say nothing of
Liberty" save to caution outsiders in France
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-28

The CIReus.-The Wyihcviae Republican
safs there were 'etween three aud four thousand
persons at the exhibition Of Robinson & EIdred'S
arers and Manegric at that place.
1t will he mere next Monday.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-28

PARApE.-lhe attention of the Rife Guards
Is directed to the order in another column. At
tend promptly, like soldiers whose .,ng Is of the
pure metal
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-28

GALr's JEFFERSON Mr.. Gait, the artist. has
completed bust. in plaster, of Thomas JEFF
ferson, a model for the statue to be placed in
the grounds of tho University of Virginia, and
which Mr. G.is to execute in Florence, Italy
The editor of the Norfolk Beacon, speaking
from personal acquaintance with Jefferson.
says the bust is an excellent likeness of that il
lustrious man.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-28

court reversed; and ,hen the Court adjourned
TIL the neN' regular term.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-04

the Rus slams In the field is than that OF the allies
Much bell ringing and rejoicing heard in sebastopol
during the night supposed caused by tho arrival pro-
visions
Dec 5.-The Russians made sorte against the French
lines, when eight divisions Of French under Gen. For
repulsed them with much loss.
Dec THE Paris Aonienr says the beaegers bate
ries reesablished, and before three days firing
would be resumed. The allies sufficiently entrenched
and provisioned to remain throughout the winter.
DEc IA Russian despatch states that up to this
date nothing OF importance had occurred before Seba
topo Some small sorties had been successful; in
of them the Russians captured small morars, and
spiked others Of larger size The fire of the allies
tinued feeble.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-04

RIsisG TIE FARE on rnF HARLEM RAILROAD The Iar-
lem Railroad Company recently decided to tax ali pas
sengers between New Yor and Morrisania who do not
purchase tickets three cents than the fare
the rule TO take effect aud after the nrst day OF
January. This causes, and think justly, a great
deal Of III feeling on the part Of passengers, most Of
whom stouty refuse TO submit 10 the tax although the
conductors have orders TO put every person oil the train
who will not pay the extra charge There but three
ticket ofces on the route, they being placed at New
York Harlem and Morriaana; 80 that upon III passen.
gers who take the the Forty second street York
yille Tooth li5tb street stations the rule operates
direct advance in The fare of TWEEN ave per cent
There has already been noticeable falling of in the
travel upon the road In consequence; and should
judge, from the feeling manifested In regard 10 this
moy'mont that the FIRST attempt 70 put passenger OF
he train for his refusal pay the advance charge will
lead 20 litigation
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-04
GENERAL PROSPECTS.

The Russian defences the south estimated at
hundred guns stronger than when the siege began
while, the other hand, the British have erected
very powerful new battery, not yet opened on an
eminence north OF the valley of Inkermann and com.
manding every house In Sebastopo besides being
other step towards the complete nvesure of the place
Since the siege began twenty British troops have de-
serted 10 the Russians.
Russian deserters say that provisions and ammunition
were becoming In sebastopol; but there no
famine for either
II observed that the Russians were armng their
ships in sebastopo harbor, probably to attempt
prise by sea.
General Lprandi is deprived Of his command, for a
fault committed at Inkermann on the 5th November.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-04
THE LATEST.

MARsILLEs, Dec. 21--12 NJ.
The Indus has arrived from Constantnope with dates
TO the 10th Of December, and bringing accounts from
Balaklava TO the sth The Vladimir and second Rus
sian steamer arrived the 9th outside the Quarantine
Fort and opened fire the French flank The vaorous,
the Terrible and French steamer compelled them to
put back under the batteries Of the fort The French
had repelled the continual saI'er Of the Russians
The 9th and Goth regiments, and part Of the 3ath,
had arrived since the ath.
General Pcnnefather was i'll at Balakava
Lord Cardigan had left for England.
The following despatch from Admiral Hamelin appeared
in yesterdays Aoniteur:-
KAMisH BAY, Dec. i2 1854
severe capnonade has been going Two sorties
made by the Russians have been repulsed. The enemy
received by well sustained Are Of muskelry and
driven back at the point Of the bayone after
obstinate struggle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-04
Personal Intelligence.

Tie Hon. Cornelius W Lawrence and family, signoS
rpa vcrtoali, prma donna eontrao, from Italy; the
Hon. O. X. Garrison, er-Mayor Of San Francisco,
among the recent arrivals at the Metropolitan Hotel
Madame GAi and sgnor Mario loft Saturday for Phi
ladelphia.
Henry VIM. Bruce, captain Of the British
White and Captain Stewart, Royal Navy, visited tho
Brooklyn NaY Yard Tuesday last and examined the
WORKS, in company with Commodore BoaIman, Dr. fIo
sack, of New York, and others. The receiving ship
North Cafoins, which IL at present commanded By Cap
tam Pcckt ga- them salute of thirteen guns. After
an Inspection G this vessel, they went board III.
frigate sabine which u the stocks at Waabout
The naval dry dock visited next after which they
Lo-pitaby entertained BY Commodore Boarman, At
his resdshes. Admiral, Bruce, who has been in this
country but few days viii leave TO morrow, In the
steamship Gterge Law, for California On his arrival
there he viii tale command Of the British squadron In
the Pacific, npaee Of Admiral Price, who, II viii be
remembered, ihot hms-lf either through accident 0r
design after he unsuccessful attempt TO capture Pefo
poloski.
Names of Americans registered At the banking once
"a Iiylng4tOn. Wells A. 90 Paris dec IL 1854
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-04
FIVE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
~>~~~~~Ny~o~~~~~o~~~~~~~>~
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA AT HALIFAX.
NOTHING IMPORTANT FROM THE CRIMEA.
Desperate Skirmishes between the
French and Russians.
.~~~y>~~~o~N~~~Do~>~~
CONFLICTING ACCOUNTS FROM SEBASTOPOL.
Prussia stiIl Declines Joining the Allies.
Important Proceedings in the British Parliament
~~>>~~~-~>>~~>~-~~~~-~~~>~-~~
Cons0ls 0l 3.Sths to 81 l1-2-Improvement In
Cotton.
BREADsTUFFS AND PROVISIONS FIRM,
&C., &C., &c.
BREADsTUFFS AND PROVISIONS FIRM,
&C., ao, &c.

HALIFAX, N. g., Jan. 8, 1856.
The royal mail steamship Asia, Capt. Lott from Liver
pool the morning of the 23d ult arrived here at half
past nine THIS morning
The Asia reports passed the oath December, of
Kinsdale at 420 P. NJ, the steamship Sarah Sands,
bound east.
The steamship Baltic arrived at Liverpool at eleven
O'Clock the night of the Goth ult
The screw steamship Glasgow sailed from the Clyde
the 10th, for New York
The clipper ship Red jacket was to sail for Australia
on the 23d ult.
The steamship City Of Manchester sailed for Phadel
phia on tho Goth ult.
The Asia sailed at noon, with fine weather and wind
light, W. NV, for Boston, where she win be due at
late hour Thursday night
General Harvey and lady passengers in the Asia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-04

Ata quarterly m..,iay u 80. Ch.m,.~r Of Cpura-re~
hsf % The xs;h cit us ioio ~ng pf~anbls sni r.~o.
lutisus we're shssiasSssiy k3Sp'sS
hksftas This chsnt-r u es-piy Impressed 9TH the
ssfi0us dsa1santsgs vbteb w. "a. lni~r-stx 81
sernsfcs, ffou ihs .n " shfh hs fsar great po~.vs
hs kufnsns sonsissratoss -bAeh ss~k ~ sgsct
fsNon ~ To bsssings - fsass fhsr~f0se--
EstotvsS That tn tsusr ~ ths E.@,d oaees a. gwr
gorsfnmsn to tes tsil gsrsfts ns.t atos 10 saeh
msntsf a. the wisa0m ~ TIE government shsi ssesa
nghi ssi t~s' 70 ssfn.' ~ and respectfully re>ossd
a H. The ssrsss on5~vston 81 osr nAsss and iSr~-
ssnfAtlses no- 10 Congress assssBblsd
hssoitsd bet The PRESIDENT - fssr~d ~ trsasrns
coyss - he 'evsxgny 70 Hsnatofs snd sass1si@
BEressnfatlEss ~ Washiastoa. 9TH q aas@t thai
tbsy ill pressnt the ssns y, Their respective eaa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-04
THE DANUBE, ETC.

Five thousand French troops reached Constantinopls
on the sth instant, on their way to the Crimea.
The contingent OF omer Pashas force to be sent the
Crimea, il called as 900. omer to embark in
few days.
Generals Guyon, Haslan Pasha, and ten Polish staff
officers, are ordered from Asia TO the Crimea.
letter from Jasfy, Of the 9th published in the Augs
burg Gazette says that great activity has been percep
tible among the Austrian troops of occupation
regiments having advanced to the fortified points of the
seretb and extended their advanced posts far
as the Pruth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-04

PRorcsiD AMERICAN MEDIATION HTwrsS RussA AND
TtEKrT-A meeting Of several gentlemen, some OF them
holding distinguished Official positions In this city,
held the eth ult 10 consider the proprety OF call
ing upon our government TO oiTer itself mediator
between the belgerent Powers Of Europe. Among the
names Of those by whom the movement commenced
Mr. kedid the Collector Of the Port, Mr.. Walter
X Jones, President Of the Atlantic Mutual Insurance
COMPANY, sr. Perit Mr.. Broadhead and others
The business transacted at the hr meeting mainly
OF preliminary nature, and adjourned meeting Wa
held on Tuesday afternoon. A. both strictly pr-
Yata " Mtrt unable 10 aseertaln what Wa done.