Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-28

GttO cSA0tS
A BRIpGE has been thrown across the deep rarine
al the foot of Church street, connecting that street
with Diamond Hill, and affording great convenience
10 the residents of thatocaliy. This work pri-
vate enterprise, and was accomplished mainly, we
believe by the efforts of Ladies' They deserve the
thanks of all Let the work ofimprovement 90 on
little exertion sad little libcralty will produce G.
qualy beneficial results in other quarters of the city
When shah have the bridge connecting st or 3rd
Alley with Daniels Hl?
TaK DRorGar in this region begins to be most Sc
rlousy felt The coru is in very critical state--apd
the gardens have almost ceased to yield ANYTHING
We regret to believe that this state Of things ex-
tensiye.
Academia servant woman Of Mrs. Roane was
badly burned by camphene in this city Thursday
night. She will recover. 4 thousand accidents Of
this sort should teach the world to abandon the use
of this dangerous article
TIE CAMPAIGN opens to-day in Bedford in dis
cssion between Messrs Cabell and Goode They
talented young gentlemen AMI will no doubt
sustain well the causes they separately advocate.
THE from the East did not reach this place
Saturday till about two hours behind time. Some
accident, the character of which we have not learn
ed detained it. Ofcourse the connection with the
Western train was lost.
DISCUSSION II DANvILLE.-On Tuesday night Mr..
Irving and Mr.. Crane addressed large audience nj
the Masonic Saloon in Observation-Disclosures Rep.
DANGEROUSLY SrABBED.--An alteration occurred
ut church on last Sunday, in the county of Franklin
between Mr. VIM Keen Edw ards and Dr. Clemments
in which the former was dangerously if not fatally
stabbed and the latter severely beaten with stick
As the case will undergo legal investigation, we
forbear making any comments.-DanrMe Republican.
(nDprc ba.; hal a.
city ola misunderstanding between Mr.. Irving, of
this city, and Mr.. Crane, of Richmond, growing out
ola political discussion between them last Monday at
Pittsylyania C. H., we take pleasure in copying from
the Danyille Republican the following correspon-
dence, bringingit to pacific termination
DANvlLLE, July 90, 1856.
SIR:-In the discussion between us on yesterday
Won used several expressions deemed by personal
ly offensive. | called your attention to them at the
time, and received disclaimers modified and
pressed as but to aggravate the original remarks.
desire therefore, to know if you intended 70 i'm
pute to Inc controlling my political course any
motives other than those which should control
gentleman md patriot
Respectfully,
c. IRVING.
To y. J. CaANr, Esq
DAsvlLLB, July 90, 1856.
SIR Your note of to-day was handed me by DR..
Iening.
In reply to il ] have to say that having on gester
dry (while drawing what deemed logical and legt
innate deductions from your letter. distinctly dsa
vowed any purpose to impute to you any improper
feeling motive find no difficulty today in writ
ing the statement chat did not intend to mpute to
you controlling your political any motives
other than those which should control gentleman
and patriot" Respectfully,
A. JUDS0N CRANE.
DANvILLE July %, 1856.
DEAR SIR--Your note of to day has been received.
take pleasure in stating that it is entirely satsfacto
ry Respectfully
G. IRVING.
To A. J. CRANE, Esq
We ARE happy to hear that the crops on the Rap
pahanock River are in very hourishing condition
There has been scarcity of rain. The farmers in
this immediate neighborhood say that unless they
have rain in very short time the will be entire
ly destroyed.
PULASKI July TERM.--We learn that the lawyers
had quite harvest of criminal cases at the Pulaski
Court last week. Alfred Anderson charged with the
larceny of a Of money from the store house OF
Henry Trollinger remanded for trial in the Cir
cult Court. For the commonwealth, Ben F. Wysor
and Waller r. Staples for the prisoner Thomas Poge
John Baskerville Il John O. l.. Gogginof Lynchburg.
VIM -. Shrieve, charged with the larceny of n
horse the property of Henry Wysor, ofPulaski, who
arrested in this county remanded for further
trial in the Circuit Court and let to BAIL we learn
in the sum of tcent FIVE doiars Granville slave,
the property of John Cafee, trial for administer
ing poison to Stephena negro belonging to Mr. Hurst,
sentenced to transportation. a large number of in
dictments were found by the Grand Jury.