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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-23
The Panama Massacre.

In another portion nf this paper will be found
AN authentic account, of the late bloody aud un-
provoked massacre on the Isibmus Of Panama
An outrage hundred fold more atrocious than
anv for which the President caused Greytown 10
be demolished. At las, dates the tnied States
.eloap of War ST. Marys was lying II, Panama.
awaiting instructions from the government ut
Washington. Her commander. Capt Bailey,
had addressed several communications to Don
Francisco De Fabrsgra. acting Governor Of Pa
mama, in the las, Of which be sud:
had expected. when asking for information
as to the causes Of the frghunl occurrences Df
the 18th instant. that apart from the imnedie,e
origin oi the iumut, you would have deemed il
due to yourself the Chief Magistrate Of this
community. Ia state why aud wher, fore you un
der,ook the frnriul responsibility Of ordering
your police 10 fire upon my eountrymen, women
and children. aud to sinte what stops you had
taken to punish the guilty aud restore the plum
der
Ten DAYS have elapsed since the catastrophe,
and have yet to Learn thut single criminal
has been arrested. that any portion If the i'm
inense amount of saluebles taken from the pms
sengsrs and Railroad Company has heen re-
turned.
am with the force under my command, int
from eight 10 ten days renewed from communi
cation with my gov, rnmeu,. nnd sm therefore
bound 10 submit 10 their iudqmcn, the manner in
which thefea,ful accountability tina, you Rave
incurred shnll be investigated, and to their dis
erection the indemnity that shall bn demanded for
the past, and security for the fuinre; meanwhiln
shall do all in my power 10 avert any danger that
may occur 10 the transit passengers. from what
quarter it may come. and under every
emergency.
In directing my first communication to your
Excarncy.I had no desire 10 listen to apologies
for certain parties or certain nets, hut an earnest
wish Ia know what YOU did towards ?uui hing
the parties concerned in the irighiful o,rocity
] wanted M suphistry. but aciion--ihe name Of
and some alluson to plunder restored.
That have not been thus gratifed have no
reason 10 doubt. arises frum the fact that you
deem the origin of the affair sufficient justifca
ton for its right and conclusion.
shall here take leave Of your Excellency as
a correspondent. and shall have the honor to sub.
nit your two communications 10 my Govern
men,, presuming that they will not be more sat
isisctory to them than 10 Inc.
am. respectfully sir, yeur ob't serv't.
lSigned) 4. BAILEY,
Commanding U. S. N.
i, If the administration has done its duty we
shall hear in few days that these outrages have
been properly chastised.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-23

WHAT is THE MATTER WITH THE BRIrIsu
MINISTER AT WAsnISG1oNl Last year there
was very ugly discrepancy between his point
blank denial Of all completely with the attempt
TO enlist soldiers for the British service, aud the
developments in Court on the trial of others OF
the parties concerned. Courtesy forbade tho
imputa,ion. if charity did not prevent the concu-
sion. that Champion had lodged the truth ON that
occasion More recently direct issue OF verac-
ity has arisensbetween the same gentleman and
Senator Clayton. in which the statements of tho
latter are eoirahorated by Senator Crittenden,
as well as by circumstances. In tho Washing
ton correspondence of the Baltimore Sun OBJ
serve that Mr.. Champion has also come into col
sIsion with Secretary Marcy matter Of fact
In his Official dispatches to the British govern
ment Mr.. Champion has stated that in CONVEX.
saton that occurred between them on the 22nd
March 1855, Mr. Marcy approved all that he
(Crampton) had done in regard to recruitment.-
Mr. Marcy 1.-THE Suns correspondent remark s,) it
il almost needless to say. denies the statement
of Mr.. Champion. Fourhly and finally wa no
tics the following: "Mr. Cass briefly noticed in
the Senate the statement made by Mr.. Cramp-
ton as to a conversation with him on the Bay is
lands question. and declared that Mr.. Champion
had misunderstood him. as he would more fully
explain at some other time That is the mat
ter With Mr.. Crampton'
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The virginian weekly.

We propose publishing in few days Weekly
edition Of the Virgiuian. II will be composed q!
selections from the Daily and Tri weekly issues,
and will emhruce mos, that is valuable in those
editions. compiled with the view OF giving a con
necied aud comprehensive history Of current
events. and # aifording at the same time an en-.
tertaining miscellany. Politics, news, literature
and the markets will be the Leading characters.
tics For the purpose # giving the largest
amount ofthese, bot little space will be devoted
to advertisements and only such a are of inter
est 10 country readers admitted. The public"-
ton er.ce will b. Two dollars and fifty cruts, bat
to induce prepayments We will discount the odd
ff,y cents TO all who pay in advance but to
more others. This rule will be rigidly adhered
to. The mail facilities that Lynchburg posses
.es nske this point centre from which large
region Of country may he supplied with news
paper with grea, convenience. and the advantages
which the publication Of Daily will give US for
furnishing nm unusual amount and variety Of
mutter in a Weekly authorize Us 10 expect
large circulation. We trust that the friends II
The Yirginisn in every quarter will lend help
ine hand Ia The new epierprize
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-23

, t'l,,y The srHreIirr IT all hearts knows That
every pulsnton of my mind beats high mud strong
in the cause Of civil liberty. Wherever tits sntr
and practicable desire IT, see every portion ol
the human family in The enjoyment OF II. But
| prefer The liberty of my own country To that oi
| nay other people. aud The liheriy 1T my own race
| IN that nj any ohef.r True it j. am Penn
-YlYapian-ready. | trust to do battle in her
! hebaIf am a Northern man. sharing The opin-
! inn- mud sentiments of my people. and ready to
| contend fir my section; but, IN relation to my
| fellow eitlznns other parts ct The country,
| will treat their feelings with respect hnd make
M war upon their constitutional or legal rights.
In fiine> pasi and in the ardor of controversy,
nav without r.freiion. have expressed myself
in a inanner whirh my cooler judgment would
condemn. had then expectation that anti
slavery agi,alinn would erect itself into n fofm-
dabr element for political power. Nothing could
have been further from my thoughts than that
which since ha- TAKEN place aud L. now being re-
nlizpd-that Efforts should :" far succeed in crea
ting a belief that there j. such n real difference
Of local Interests an1 views "a la organize amy
considera bic pnrty on geographical basis Err
rors Of opininn nays doubtless entertained and
expressed upon many .uhjro,s. Who has not
| llu w no such pride Of coD- -tcncy, no such oh
Stinncv If opinion. "a would induce me to cling
Ia m stnken views and refuse to embrace the truth
when persuaded ihat bad been in the wrong
Standing amidst the mist of former errors, we
may we'll exolnim with Ajax, when battling in the
cloud
aDispel tn Is e!oud->tfe light o Heaven restore;
Give me To see, ahd Ajax asks no more
But am charged with 'having an "oblvious"
memory n stnting that was not member Of
Congress nf $780, and had never been called ON
IL either affirm deny the consiituionalty of
the .Wilmoi proyiso;" that ''my pnti ca existence
commenced since that hood,"& that shaving new.
or taken any public posiiion."l wa "unwlling,in
NIL franknrss a1 Il eandor To do so now" II j. al
legged that had iak~n such position in the po-
,ical canvass OF 1919 in my own State. In EN-
ploying the language did. of course meant. and
was understood a. meaning, that had never been
called ON oGciaity to speak or act upon the sub
iect. that my politics meaning my Congres>ion-
al existence Ind commenced since. Taken in
connection with my ether remarks ! could not
have been unders TODD olherwiseb by any orc dis
posed 10 examine with candor. Candidate as |
wns in lSl9 for an office, the duties of which were
purely of lecnl character. and in the perform
ance oi which | coald not possibly be called on
tn act officially on tue subject Of slavery. |
not guilty Of undrr laking to argue great con.
stitutonnl que, lion like that of the Wilmot pro.
yiso. Il i true. thu ii avery IN consequence of
"ui then recent ncqu sltloD of territory from Mex
leo, discussed b, both parties not only in
our own but other Sit tes. discussed it in the
tone aud sprit alread stated.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-23

DIR. FuILER's SPEECH. partition Of which will
be found in our columns,i lis very thorough yindi-
cation of himself from the misrepresentation of
his political opponents. His position as nation.
al man is triumphantly sustained. and the attempt
that has been made to throw reProach on the par.
ty that supported him for the speakership is
completely foiIed. In ether portions of his speech
Mr.. Fuller strips the PennsySania Democracy,
and especially such Of its leaders as Buchanan.
Jones and Forney. Of the Southern garb they
have found it convenient of Ia,e to assume and
shows ths. they have heretofore held positions
entirely ;nsoa sistent with those they now claim
to OCCUPY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-23

rr- of the attack made an their premises Oh the
18th of April aud are of opinion after having
carefully and thoroughly examined the buildings
# the said Company, that the attack was entire
y from the outsider that there are no traces ut a
single shot having been fred from the interior 1T
The depot: that the bullet hnes in the window
shutters and doors ofih.ir premises, prove them
t. have been closed during the a'taek and that
consequently no ouilet given for the use of
frenuns from the COMPANY. Depot: further that
we have examined all the exterior buildings III
tho vicinity nf attack nnd find no mark or hole OF
any description 10 lead Us Ia believe 1t were pos
~ibl, for shot Ia have been hired II ON the huiin
ings or passengers outside, and that we are pre-
pared on oath 10 give it our opinion, that no
defence of any kind was lnadr from the interior
Of the depot or from the passengers outside ct
fhorr buildings. hut that the whole and sol" AT
tack and e If firearms wis from the town side
Of The Railroad buildings.
I'VE aiss beg lcave To sinte that on entering
the Cnmpany's office. that the iron safeGelonglng
Ia them bore marks iii three separate places ~
the great cxerions that had been made to hreak
it open; that apparently after the office aforesaid
was in the hands of the mob, that fire arms had
been used, and that there were traces Of butch
cry of human life too horrible almost to believe.
that had taken place in that building; ur,her that
observed an iron safe, laid t. have contained
$1,000. several boxes, port monnaIes anu car
pet bags lying upon the bench. which had been
broken open cut and empted OF their contents;
and that we examined the premises of the Pacific
House md observed that bntehery to an awful ex
tent had been earred'on there from the remain
ing traces of blood upon the floors and wall-;that
the native knis nnd stones (of which latter the
rooms werefull) appeared with two exceptions
tone Of II mu.kei ball and the other of II charge
of buck shot fred into the building where some of
the passengers had secreted Themselves, to have
been the only weapons used in his attack, and
that there j. no appearance of any defence hav-
ing been made from the interior of the Pacific
House.
I'VE are unable Ia express any opinion as to
the actual amount If damage done To the depot,
or actual loss of property hut doubt not from the
evidence before Us that the losses of the Railroad
Company. rs also the losses Of the passengers,
have been very heavy: tho passengers having
been robbed of their baggage and whatever val
liable property they may have had with them.
Very respectfully your "bedient servants.
"A New Granedan,
JAS. MADISON FRAiLEY, lt. L. S. \.
WIN G. CHAPMAN. 1t. Royal Navy.
JAMES +. JouETT, 1t. L. s. n.
ITO Col. Thos. YIN. Ward, L S. Consul,Pa-
mama. y. G"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-23
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-23

AYGGROKs WANTE D. ne sobseribrr
IN tlnues market for NEGROES Of both between
the ages Of 10 and 30 intending Mechaics such
BIacksmhs Carpenter aad will pay the highest
kes prices cash H oce l. nsvy srected brick buildine
Lynch imnseaely In of the Farmers
bank where prepared (having erected buildings with
that board Iynehburg for sale 9th
erwise moderate and keep them
hey were placed in the jail Of the Cooperation
nay l9AAcly SETH W00DR0OF.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-23
SALES BY AUCTION.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY BRYAN AkERS, Alter,
fiction SALE OF srOCKt
BY WM IL. MOSBY, Auct,,


~ DRESS TRIMMINGS FANCY GoODs Ladie.
opened my Auction Room this morning a i,r-Nal he
OF superior Cloths Ca-sinercs Nestings Ladies nsett
ngs of the latest styles Fancy Goods a. ies> tn
special attention OF the trade and the laie srl afh IT,
invited Great inducements will be offered ~, M emru
stock Will be Oicn hut a days f's.e3s.aH +
may .32 wv II
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-23

Pursuant In decree OF TIE Circuit Cont - sAIE.
Lynchburg pronounced the goth day of Nx thc cty,f
the of Tyre and others Tyroes Pm is5 In
undersigned Commissioner will proceed on The - tn.
to sell by way ofpubiic auction the high u aS lit
following parcels of Real estate, f. wit: ,I ia'f the
Tobacco Factory thereon situated street - god
Of LNnrhburg just below the Factory Of Der "a" city
Brother fronting 4 feet On said street and 10y
feet also Lot ntainu half an acre sita,, l32
fore sad adjoining the premises at present occub G Guy
tophcr Burton Esq, and from ing street nass inns
othe residence of General Rodcs and another at III N nj
sandy Hook, fronting about % feet the In
Concord Turnpike and extending back 10 the and
j. X s. K. Canal. ing paia Il
These Lots are nl valuable, and will be sol on
twelve and eighteen months for equal nsalmrn,s ~ SIX
chase money and the purchasers execung bonds , pun
proved personal security and the title each parcel
until the purchase money therefore fully paid
the two Lots in the city will lake place the same
tircyi that Of the Lot in Sandy Hook Lot first a
scrbed. SANIri ~ Nv, We DC.
may o-dt22 May ct III,
POstpOncmcnt.
The above sale is post poned Saurd.y the o., ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-23

~ ing the eih inst VIII soil Market ',r 'norn.
OF Rope assorted sizes stitablc tor tonrac ett 3tt
may 23.tf G. II PIN H.
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4 } nfrbnS ~ =. y - enAs Rs.-A tine as.ortmen,
may pots A"oe hoeAihg aud Arm Chairs for sale nv
A. WINSTON
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81 lFE INSGRANCE.',-M MUTUAL HENpp,,
COMPANY,-capalJ January lst 1876. s2Y36el
47Persons III Lynchbnrg obtain explanatory paner.
and effect insurance in this Company by ca ling on 81
THOMP ON. Druggist :. " y II
Dr. VIM :. Nor Medical Adviser
the Company Prey mutual all insured for the term
lite. o'i" VI
The dividends are made annually and the fourth
are receivod IN part paym' mt of the premiums.
The Company ced business in Anrjl laa5 md H.
dividends have aVeFsd over "nethrd the premiums paid
thus making the cost very low When policy made for
the term of life If the annual premium $50 no
bearing interest al per cent, may be given FOR half
No Company affords advanag yes better speurtv II
has paid S2j,OoO for losses, by death in this State
Is W KNOWLES
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-23
Bakers Premium, Esisier..-

Bakers Premium Eiiiier..-Messrs Editors: Please
give this place il your FIR the benefit If others
have been suffering with Dyspepsia for the last 10 Is
wears thing scarcely seemed remain my stomach
that drank had everything that could be named
hut to 10 purpose. employed able physicians
but giving relief continued to grow worse
Some of fend seeing declining situation pursuadcd
me as the only resort 10 Try BAKEUs PREMIUM BrrEBs
without any faith sent aud got bottle aud used
and by the use of the five bottles have been entirely
can enjoy anything that may think proper eat without
what have been for the last ten think Bakers BIT
be Dyspepsia: aud in va.
nons d'eas's' as a family medeinr has no rival.
Yours IHoS J. YARBROUGH
Every family should keep a few bottles ON hand
Price 30 cents blttic
For sale by Mess & Whitehead S,abler
Jones' iynchhurg; and by Druggists generally
mayl5 Wv
Fever aud igue-Au InfaIibie l'Gre.-We tIefy
the world to produce mpae which does contain
lunine Bark Arsenic Mercury any deadly com
pound T. cure this ampyng disease effeetuay Ca tiers
Npasu 'S'ute' Nhle contains mono of the above dan
SoN II possesses power in relieving and curing
Fever and Ague wi eh cannot be approached them
separately in combination Ii specifically Liver
HnrS Tue blood opens the pores OF the skim aud assists
ture to eNpe from the system the seeds Disease what
As badthe Remains o the Mineral Drugs clog final
~ destroys the constitution.
See the cure of Mir Longi len Virginia: He had Chis
t"'e"a day for nothing would relieve him until he
tried Csrter Spanish Mixture only three bottles of which Of
fcnaN restored him to health has he had the
P'e'sef'hve' Imay l5dm
n sure Care for Feion.--Whcn the sore less 5I-i
commences or even when far advanced it he relieved
ent'y cured by holding the finger part afflicted Perry
Davis Pain Klerfor half hour II has been Thoroughly
tested ana Pr"vesa falling remedy telon is ube
some thng and we would advise all troubled the
remedy. "
PERRY DAVIS PAIN KiIIER-The thousands who have
been relieved well as the Thousand, who have s n,as, NV
bounded confidence in Prrg P5ge,obe Pain Kier viii
read among special notices this week. another of the ad
tion8l pnyv or of the appcaton w .r M
ing an act "t humanity Hhen
themselves Off buffalo Christian ddpoca,e WV
sold by all dealers in family meiieine.
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Prot. DcGrn,n om ,hc Mca,I,rr.-prn

froi bcHrasn ou the Weafhrr.-prof De Cram
wants all sufferers from the effects inclement
ey to call and procure hottie his plea .ant Electric OH
1t cures like magic Price -, 50 and 81 per bottle
iro Det'rath feels it 10 be his unity himself and IN ,o
pc I" state explicitly that the article offered for sale h
Mrs Anna l. smith called in her advertisements poctr
Electric oil" - ~ nv WAN ,
MIS- smiths rretensnhs 10 knowledge the
w nus 'ebralea remedy arises from her connection with Mr.
,'"ta Il smith formerly engaged It'll Prof he Crath in
hetphS tne books and cores eadeuee De tratb A. IN
never instructed IN the manufacture of the ineri,
parties nave neither the right the ability IN nab
pefah Electric On and ~ imitation of il can nrolIra
VIC Of the orsnt prepare, v rros H.
1ttn himself at his Oil and we known c,ai lisbmcn, "
- H,tn EtiSht street bea" Chesnul. philtialnht
:, " pnEgiits VIII atfeSs thetr orders 90 him alon.
the L. s. - Di"esS's throughout
s.. r,,----- lmay II Is
or rs hrhmat undreds of Gases ~ ~ - =.
nave oerh cured by iir. Wrights s.rulons An,,. ~,
L, AZ eis' t"o hundred testimonials OF the u,,., metz.
"u "uere ePatiens in many cases had been s;5 n.
i'utS ana some whose limbs had become dIstorr1 ~ ~
H. manner whose permanent cure has haen saaI
-. 10 not suffer from a dav " hle Tho rar, Il.
ms PREPARATION is worth all the nosrn,os tbat -, 80
" ' 10 me public, as itno only removes ,Ln not, H.,
a. vs. 'l'' WE cause Of pain. The whole rirruinn a.
me stem are elcansed by this nyaluala
,,,n u anu restored 10 perfect health II ent,lv ea; -
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"on'h respectfully call the notice of the public very
NM assortment OF silver plated pst
eeVed consisting It fine p ted Tea Setspain and ehassf
WIN ana without ur's Table Casters, entirely syfs
gIass bntcS Fruit and Cake BASKETS; Srup JUS
% l'tS sugar Bowls Cream pots Salad, Pickle and On
Stis lanle and Chamber .Csndesticks, f"rks Spoons
eoS sld |ohlots Communion Services Butter and Pick
h'es' buer Coolers, &c Sc. All of these articles Il
e very best silver plate pure metal of the hr
manufactures in the country J. ID GREGORY s. 90.
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