Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-23
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The American Organ denies per.,uptorily and
positively hat the American party. or any ofit-
Councils ha,c my thing 10 do. pr o.. COZ. with
the subject Of slavery and states that is sub
jet hieh tief iaave - the State, under the
g1afautees 90: tie Constitution.
Iao scramble for 81. Bu.asnan's place i-
cheekedby notice received lram linn that Ia. is
not coming home in tic Spring. aal hat his re
turn sill b. postponed aulllaf'ef o,9bcr neAt.
Ihr intended party. movement IN Congrcss g.
gain,t secret societies has bocn postponed 10y
the Democrats until Ihcy have received moro
definite information OF the strength of the Know
Nothngs in the different stuics.
Capt. Thomas j. Montgomery, Of tho id in.
fantry died Mt fort Siilucoom on the I'D ult. uf.
ter brief illness. lie was graduate of West
Point,in lsI5,nnd was in active service through
out the Mexican war.
Commodore Vanderbilt, it is said, las in the
of construction two fine Steamers aud
oontemplatcs building three others, with refer
cpce TO establishing u line to run alternately with
the Collins line To Liverpool. lie proposes to
carry the L. s. mails for $4,000 n trip, which is
less than half the amount received from the gov
eminent by the Collins line
The New York Post says the Associate Re-.
formed Presbyterian Church has adopted u rule in
the Synod that the title of d. d., shall not here
after be attached to the names of any of their min
listers.
The Ahoitionits of Milwaukee have caused IT, Il
arrest Of Judge Miet, of the L. 5. Di,trc 4
Court of Wisconsin, and -Sharpsein, Esq.r :
district attorney there, for false imprisonmer
of Booth, the fugitive slave reseuer. These gen
tlemen have been held to BAL in 50 600 each 70
their appearance to be tried before tho coun,
court, for the false imprisonment charged as es
planned abovei
Among the deaths at san Francisco We fin,
the name of Mrs. Julia Stanly, wife of tho lion
Edward Stanly, formerly of North Carolina.
1t is said that Senior Marcoleta has renewed hi
application to government to prohibit tn
sailing of the Kinney expedition, the groun5
that it is clearly fbuster invasion of Nearagu
us it is alleged that the coonsts are completed
armed. The same representations are said
have been made to Mr. Champion and Mr.. Sar
tige with a request for the active intervention
their governments.
The Washington correspondent of the Ne
York Times writes that the foreign acquistio
that no efforts will be made to obtain Cuba; an
that if treaty with the Sandwich Islands propo
sing their cession received now, it woul
not be even sent To tho Senate. II Is also state
by another writer that MIR. Soule resigned be
cause of the peaceful instructions he had recei,
ed from Washington.
The affairs of the Smithsonian institution
Washington appear to be attracting considerabl
attention at this time, aud in consequence of an
legation by Hon. Rufus Choate. who has Just r,
signed as "a member of the Board of Regents, to IL
effect that it is managed III way which defeat
the objects of the benevolent testator and the acl
of Congress organizing it, that body has appoir
ted a committee for its investigation.
GENERAL ScoTT ON THE EASTERN WAR.-Tl
Washington correspondent of the Charleston Men
curry writes as follows:
Il had recently the pleasure of hearing the crit