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miro bierburA betannt 8enadt. bas ;
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Heat elm 8rtef GTf her @cfsr Office,
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8aF9e, tpmte Tanarten' uo 9anfIaomen Scm 0erfauf BET
% epree @te6man
23O Gantpn Wpenue nnhe 2%rpnhmnh.
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MISUNDERSTANDING fir Die Nrnlen.
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ent8eltltGe Ser beilun9 Rem Suppen fir bic Nrmeu fat In
9aufe Ses 9rn. Ibptpb Nuet,.
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Nufruf an ale Ghreiner.

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NG@ Salentine8.
Speben erttelt i'd per Steamer Baltic brett BON 2cnbpn Elm
'etr fdDne auspatl Der feinfsn 9 dIenttne S, welGe i'd bet
eesbren TubHtam e~reebenft gum Rauf anbtete, Serf6ernb, ba
i'd tie rnDs'i6f biljeen Yretie feaen msrbe.
g8iseerpertduferN einen %aneemefenen Hatatt.
29id 80. 81. Sdmtbt. 66 81. Gar Ctr
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Our X, iafioas with ENGLAND.


The statements of our Washington correspon.
dent "lon,' published yesterday, in relation To
our affairs with England, are thus confirmed
by the corr espondent of rhe Philadeph Ameri-
can.
No very important dispatches for the govern
mont have been received by the mails brought by
the Atlantic and Asia. Private letters, however
from Mr.. Buchanan, state explicitly and emphati.
cny that the relations between himself aud Lord
Clarendon were on the most friendly footing and
were even more cordial than they had been pre-
viluSy, since Mr. Marcy dispatch Indicating tho
recall o Mr.. Champion. Lord Clarendon was de-
siroue of replying To Mr. Marcys paper, hut would
probably vail for Mr.. Champions explanations,
There is not a syllable of truth in the rumored
mediation of Sir Henry Bulwer. and no manner of
occasion for il. The tone of the British press is
wholly unwarranted by any official fact. Their
statements nre either altogether fabricated. or the
limited amount Of information they possess is
greatly exaggerated. Nothing is known here war
raning any expectation OF arupture, allhoug there
may he temporary emournassmentsi in diplomatic
etiquette.
The New York Tribune of Yesterday says !:
We understand thnt letter was received yes
terdny in Ills city hv F Il Cutting, Esq from
Mr. Attorney General Cushing, which states that
the Central American question Is in fair train
oi settlement. The Clayton l}olwer treaty has
been ahrogatcd. md Il new treaty j. Ia he form.
Cd. - baltimore Sun.
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LATEST NEWS.
CONGRESSIONAL.

WAsHrNGroS. Feb 2S.--ln the SENATE, Mr.
loombs offered a resolution calling on the Sec
rotary of the Navy to furnish tho charges and
causes specifically signed by the Naval Board
Ter removing the officers by the Navy. Lies o
under the rule
Mr.. Weller reported Il ii making an nppro-
pration for new Notifications.
Mr.. Mason offered II resolution requesting the
President to inform the Senate whether any olcr
hnd been made hy Great Britain II a,hitrate the
Differences existing on the Clayton Bawer trea
ty-w which was adopted
Mr.. Hale spoke On tho Kansas question, at
lacking the administration; and was replied tn
by Mr.. Toomhs, who defended the President
All the correspondence between the United
States and England IN regard to the enlistment
question was laid before the Senate and occupies
about 800 pnges Of fools cap. IN letters from Mr..
Marcy to Mr.. Buchanan In the letter of De.
ccmber 2Sth Mr.. Buchanan is instructed to re-
quest the unconditional recall of Mri Champion
well aS three Gonsul, who were engaged in
the onl>tng of recruits
The Senate then adjourned.
he House has beer engaged in discussing
the Deficiency bill Adjourned TO Monday.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-01
THE ENLISTMENT QUESTION.

Correspondence laid Before The .Ssnafe-The Re.
eata o. VI. Champion has been REQUESTED, &c.
WASHlNdt ION, Feb 2S-rhe main points in
III The correspondence between Mr Marcy and
air. buchanan IN regard TO the enlistment diff
enlty IS contained in the following letters:
Mr. Marcy, In his letter of July 18th to Mr..
buchanan: SAYS Tint something more than lsa.
'""a' lScNpected from Great Britain. aud she
must discharge from her scruice MI those persons
enlisted in the United States or whe have left
ms country. unless contracts were made here TO
enter the British army
Mr.. buchanan flnlv 1910 rsparts that Lord
Clarendon says that tho intro cement Of our laws
was contrary 10 the positive distractions of the
batlsh Government. and thinks that We had no
Just cause ct complaint rs Instructions had been
sent I" terminals the cnlistmenis before Mr.
Buchanan nota had been received by him.
Lord Clarendon, writing to Mr.. Buchanan, On
september 18th, complains that the United states
was Nl'lhiinE her neutrality laws in allowing
arms " military stores to be sent Ia Russia from
tbs country. lie also suys that plots have been
openly av"wed 10 cause instruction IN tho Brit
ish dominions,
Mr. Marcy writes To Mr. Buchanan on Octo.
Der 18th, aud says that the President demands
redress
Lord Clarendon 10 Champion on November 10th.
says that her majesty thought that the frank
preston OF regret for any violation of the laws
OF the United States. which might have taken
plac" contrary Ia instructions, and her determi-
nation tn remove NIL cause for further complaint
ought To have satisfactorily and honoraby ter
minated the difference between the two govern
ments, That the information possessed by Her
Majesty was imperfect, aud that direct charge
should have been made. No offence was offered
or contemplated tn the United States. and hopes
that friendly relations will be maintained uninter-
rupted.
Mr. Marcy On December 3Sth sent Mr.. Buch-
anan very long letter, rccupituatng the oc
enrrences respecting the cnli-ments saying that
"Crampton's connection with the affair has rem
dcred him very unacceptable representative of
Her Britannia Maesty's government near this
dent to ask her Britnnic Maie,iy,s government
10 recall him Similar instructions were also
sent in regard 10 Rowcraft, Barclay aud Mat
thews, consnls at Cincinnatt Philadelphia and
New York.
Mr., Buchanan IN Mr., Marcy on February LIST
gives an nccunnt If an interview he had with Cla
renaou, in which hr corrected nn error or om-
sion mndc by him, and which was contained in
Glarrndon's dispatch To- Champion of the 18th
Nar"mhcr The oml> SION consisted IN his not
having added qualification 10 the rcmmks, which
WIS that lr CD had not the least iden of Crunp
tons completely in the rccrrting business.
Lord Clarendon sid he had no doubt Mr.. Bne
hannn'S recollection was correct, aud expressed
regret that he had not embraced Mr.. B,'s re
mnrks in his dispatch To Champion; bat observed
he did not sec his Importance. Mr. Buchanan
says he h0, ever considered Crampton'- compli
city Us of grave Importance.
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can ne seen catering br l. Il Mrights ofee y. a r loaI
:" " @ oeilaL iteir testimony TO swell the
ca cs"i mas already received Of the great hal
~ ny Tue Hcietnons Antute' W. have hundred, # these
tay Tor publication ii required the eases that
nav come under our personal obseryaton the par.
@ 700 Wrl Known h admit of single doubt their genu
nedess We shall give but few 10 the ruh, in
~ Mh we nave as it would require aud money
% cure !" siend 10 publish all DO not, however wait
nf tl" appearance evidence II Won are c
e9 tee and take according directions without delay
am rs assured your eomncndaton will be loud as vor
gho"r II its virtues 1t has accomplished more than all
tle medicines ever yet invented See al, er, isement
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Letter f0m U0rana.

CHARLESTON. F,.b. 29.--Ihe steamship lisa.
bel. from Havana, with dates to the 25th, has ar
rived N Key Wesf.
The political news was unim1prtant.
Sugars had ADVANCED to rial per hrr"pe.-
The stock at Havana and Natanza. is 10000
hoxe. against I35. 00O hoXes same time last year.
1t is aid that the bate rains will curai the yield
10 the amount Of 2OD,GuO hikes.
There were 10 wrecks at Key West.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-01

New YorH Feb. 2S.-Thc Star of the West
from San Juan, has arrived here.
Gen. Walker hnd annexed the whole of the
Mosquito territory. It l. laid that General Wal
ker had arrested Colonol Kinney and sent him
ander gaurd from Nicaragua.
i he Star of tie West sailed from Havana on
he 2:ld and New Orleans the - She PASSED
on her passage the >lnop-of war Cyane.
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COMMERCIAL.

BALTIHuRE. Feb. %, Flour firm with sales
of Howard street and city Mills nj S6 Is. Grim
frmer and prices unchanged. Provisions more
actiyc and unchanged
NEW lonH. Feb. . Flour is iirmcr and un.
changed in price. Wheat improving, with snes
ol Southern Rid at SI.1I. Corn dropping and
unchanged -l'efk has advanced mess quoted
at $l6.l2 Beef firm. Lnrd dali. Whiskey
unchanged. Stocks are Virginia Skies
%, Missouri, 569. Sterling firm ut o.
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CIx,INNAlI, Feb. 81. The fugitive slave case
pending Tor ,plue time pust before the United
states commissioner has been decided in favor of
the claimant. and the fugitiyes ordered into Gus
lody Of their over The slaves are still held by
the sheriff under an Indictment for murder.
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Nns HundreA GINS for Fillmore.

NEW YORK, Feb. 27.-lhe old line wings of
this city met al Constitution Hall last night, and
resolved tn fire 1OO guns in honor of the nom-
nation of Willard Fillmore for President of the
United States.
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PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS.

su,auE FINEST SUITS MADE0rO ORDER.
Mr. JoHS WHITE Cutter and Manager of the Custom DE.
Cloths Gaasneres aud Vestings, of the most
mporatlcus Beoeya French Twilled and Plain Black
Cloths Caasera Olive Hue and Brown Cloths Of the
celebrated makers all warranted to hold their coors;
nak and Fancy SILK YelvetH for Vests a and fresh;
silk attn Mozambique aud Quilted Nestngs Of the most
beauff PATTERNS Engh French, and American Cansimercs.
all qualities and cniors
Call and examine our large assortment
Its established fact that Nhe beat the world tho
Cutting and Fitting line
BE and give a call before making your selections
TIiOS, w. RoYSTON
Dealer In Cloths, Cassimeres, Nesngs
and Ane Clothing Of all kinds.
fe Petersburg. Va.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, Feb 29.-'Ihe news of the steam
er's arrival checked operations in grim.
Flour ard Wheat unchanged.
Corn yellow 59ati2 cts; white 6tla6l.
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
RICHMOND. Feb. 29.--The morning session
was very exciting.
a motion to exclude Tx Governor Smith cro-
ated a lengthy debate. Smith made a speech,
und was finally allowed 10 take his sent upon the
strength of his declaration that he intended 10
support the nominees Of the National Democrat
ie Convention.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-01
BY TELEGR
FIRST DESPATCH,

NFw YORK Feb 29,--It is believed that the
Steamer America is at Halifax. A dispatch from
New York says that the news is in the hands Of
spec ulnfors.
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hS sto certify that was taken with violent sick stoii
a. sad pWgne and Immediately for physician who
's 'd gave me some medicine, gfer the eff which
commenced getting wafse; and having much faith in Ia.
AZ httrs sent and bought bottle which mmcr,ri i'm.
hed"t ~ to give relief ad by the used the second
- - ! WIS e"ifeA Wi CHASTIAS FARRAB.
Every family should keep few bottles hani Price 50
cents per bottle. 49,
or SAFE by Messs sirohor & Whitehead and Stabler &
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-01

STATUE or WAHSGroN-On Saturday, Mr.. W. Hub
al succeeded il casting perfect statue Of Washmgon
9eam'Hd GOV, Wise, ExGov Floyd aud number Of dis
,1sLei gentlemen present witness his success
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-01
SECOND DESPATCH.
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA.

HALIFAX, Feb. 90 The Halifax has arrived.
There is still some excitement nbout the Ameri
can nill;r-, but ii il not general, aud is confined
To certain classes. The appointment Of Mr..
Daas Gains NIL fenrs of war.
The pcuce Congress was To meet next week
No other news If Importance.
In Liverpool, Cotton has advanced onc-eiehth
IN ono quarter Flnur declined sd. Wheat duh
aud unchanged. Cnrn declined L.. Consols 90i
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OBITUARY.

Bythe Rev J. A Sent Halifax c. H. the goth Feb.
Mr. WV J. TURNER to Miss EMILY ScoTT, formerey o
army He.
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Died at his dence in Prince Edward, Thrsday, the
2l inst Mr. WATSON ri CHE formerly Inspector Of To
blcco in Farmyie.
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NEW lokk MARkEfS-FEB ~.
Flour firm and unchanged. Nothing doing in
whent, and corn dull aud unchanged. Virginia
Si,e.o5
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ron TE HAlk-A beautiful glossy and luxurious growth Of
iarean be uhGnedb by It's 1t is the only article known
t1t viii prevent its falling turning grey - cts
Just received aud for sale hy
IL %dNcts ~ STBOTHER \ WHITEHEAD
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NOR RENT-& Family Rc.idcnte, ON Gears
u street. withen excellent garden attached sessss
sion givon the sth inst, IL desired
MTS A H. hpCAbR.
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NrEyy nOOKs. NEW monNs!.-pnyne 4

- We are authorised to announce BOOKER +. SMITH
the oice Of sheriff Campbell county the
ensuing election. Jan y dGct!2d may
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on e hos pepnlar m dnrs in tbs State aud the rre;
commence through It's friends. has fe increased lie
mani t the IT frrtor has uld IL 10 cr,qs h4
Ias Tor manufacturing thr Btt.rs he NAV Toe ablc
" m "'"tfs pfaat our most able ply sieians using
N taer regular practice Tor great eases Of p
80 'rNons lieadaehe pisriered B,w els. a. a grne
thu Rev. B5rEs 81 Union mn station besv Vninn,s
" sle Ald have already been furnished the proprietor
+ OF orders address l. BAkER, Proprietor, Richmond
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NEW BRANCH OF TNE CLOTHING
~ TRADE IN fHILADELPllIA--TO SOUTHERN
DEALERS IN GENTLEMENS SIPERFINE READY
MADE CLOTHING.
THoS. T. DILL & co. les Chestnut street Philadelphia
one door below Finn street have established
Clothing House for the manufacture md sale the
giant Clothing that money and produce
of the of southern cash bays who
gone 70 New York for that Of their r. DILL
CO. determined that house In the shall
offer larger varied stock made
Mt lower prices for eash examination will the
most skeptiral Call aud see them jan 2l-d3m
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q We are authorized announce JOHN H. CONLEI
oire Of sheriff Of Campbell county the
ensuing election. jan 3UdN eide
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- We authorized to announce Capt. GEORGE W.
LEE candidate the >herifalty Of Campbell county
Election the 22d O May. Jan 81 Ids eide
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES D1ICE.-Tbe under.
~ signed have this day formed coparnershp In the
of New York. under the firm of BRUMMEL ROYSTERS
for the purpose of rnnsacnR Commission for the
sale of MANUFACTURED and LEAF TOBACCO CoTToS FIouu
GRAIN and produce generally. Location % Water street
Having ample means prepared to make liberal adj
consgnmenta and produce consigned for sale
IN New York Shipments through Messs A. L. Royste Bro
& Co, Richmond, W.. will be forwarded free charge
Joseph BRUMMEL, Of Richmond
4 J., ROYSTER, of New York
J. ,. ROY STER. of Richmond
NV YORK, January /, lsl6 lian o5i6r