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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-03

The private letters by the Persia. ii is said.
are calculated to allay any approximations which
may be excited by the newspaper accounts of
the money market. They are uniformly cheerful
and look for the gradual passing away. without
crisis OF the present. financial embarrassment
In London and Paris.
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There Is person at the Swaynie House, named
Charles Rothchilds, who is close relation
I" the distinguished European bankers. He is n
sharp. goaheadtive fellow. and is the mainstay
ct that valuable hotel He remembers Baron
Rothchilds distinctly, and expntates upon the
old genteman'- cccentrlcties with nvidity. lie
il well eduoatcd, speaks Spanish, Italian and
French with tinency, and desoGnts upon banks
aud banking with the utmost freedom. His TEA
lures are OF the Grrcian cast; "A bright, intelli-
gent blue eye sparklcs above II prominent nose,
aud IN. broken English escapes through lips in
deailng the greatest iirmness.
Having read much of the United States, he re-
solved 10 journey through IT. and providing him
self with every thing neodful. set forth, greatly
To tho modification of his relations, who refused
hin the slightest assistance lie figures por
Ter at thu Swayue, and backs his extraordinary
independence bya very enviable supply of gold.
lie WeHr, the AIR of prince, and performs only
such inbor as he deems compatible with royalty.
lie ha- shown u his 'monthly mail" which cor
rohnlates the facts we have stated. He may be
seen Ut the Swayne House at any time.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-03

U.s. "COupETITfSN q As She Life of
"a TRADE.'-pRINIING in all its various branches
done in style unsurpassed by obtr Establishment
STUFF ut the NlRGINIAN JOB PRINTING ESTABLISH
MENT.
Jobs printed Colorsn that will compare it'll any
work done south Mason and Dxous Specimens
he 'ice Call First Alley between Main
and Church Streets angl-ts
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SALES BY AUCTION


u IA
Pursuant Ia n decree Of the Circuit Copr, 81 SAl o.
Lygchburg pronounced the 10Th dav Of Sva' city
the ease 81 iA4ee AMI others Us Tyres Il ers A.
iers ned Commissioner ID IruCoed.on tn. II \
$50 sell by WY ri public aucton Ia In eIt,r
the follow ins parcels of Real Estate 10 vi tti1,r
good Tobacco Factory thereon situated o., A. Nih
y Of l.. uehburg just below the Factory It be-, liz Gle
Brother, fronting ! feel sad street and mn, 'tt
feet also LII containing halt s,naf. : '" lJ-
aforesaid adjoining The promises At present oerpr
TOPPER Burioa ESQ aud fronting stree. - ~ tA
OF the residence at General ktl,s. and another - ~
in San look fronting s1tett On The LyHehbure ~ oa
Turnpike and extending ha" TO the to. ug gstb - 'td
X Canal = d X. d
1heso lots are valuable and VIII be sold on ero4,
twelve and eighteen months Tor "ai salmenis II u SIX
chase money. aud The purchasers uNctuf4 hot tr Iur
proved personal security snd w." title ach par I'm s
until the purchase money therefor fully raT 'lhinet
lots the oily take place IN lie - e sale
Is that Of tie lot IN Sand! Hook the hrsf a 1teio
L. dt2sHoS SAMUEL. TN.Rlt, ''sss'fted.
so-tpOucncnt.
On account of iheiueieutncy OF IT,. wcail.r IT,,
post oued TIL Wednesday, .}rd day i sale
I.idtadec NAMT FYRIsI next
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-03

NI-iIT i,, W., ~ fsel II Dudley ila1 Turns
du.411l As.ocistirn "'"N H The L.ngLbuif
i,'',,+' "l'h a' o., 10 commence ar ...r..n
~ ~ '''"'> ie te lad Al ftt. Book S,.r,s
aeni" VIM. f. Gr,e..a 4 l., ' '' l"A the establish.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-03


DR.. Scoresby in an account that he has given
of some recent observations made with the Earl
of Rosse's telescope says:
with respect to the moon, every object on
its surface of one huudI ed feet was now distinct
" 10 he seen. and be had no doubt that under
favorable circumstance, it would be :" with 90
jects sixty feet in height. On its surface were
craters of extinct Volcanoes rocks, and masses
of stones almost nnumerable. He had no doubt
that il such "A building a. h. WAS then III were up.
the surface of the moon, IT would be rem
derel visible bv these instruments. bat there
were 10 signs of inhabitants such ds ours, 10
vsstige of architectural remains 10 show that the
moon is or ever was inhabited by 1t rae" of NOR
tails similar to ourselves. II presented n" appear
nnce which conld lead ia the snpposltion that
it contained anything Ike the green fields and
lovely yerdure of this beautiful world ct ours
There wa, no water visible, not u sea, or river
or even the measure ut II reservoir tor supplying
town or factory: all seemed desolnfe.'
\ country merchant Of Georgia left his part
n"r IN charge of the business and started tor y
twk Arriving Mt the place he wrote word back
'nqauinS how things was workin'. Tho answer
returned, was,-
Things is worked"
tPan has return he found all his goods. also his
wife gone.
by dods" was tho first exclamation, things
have worked
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-03
Correspondence Of n baltimore Sn4l

W AsblN6IDN Nov. -.
tn Gathertng of Congtess-is Blaek RspnLira.. m
III Nnorfg-1 be TaHg and M pdeife Raiiroaa-
tn ddmmistrahoH ami Nicaragua Halhers Gor-
sstateaf-i Psrpi,rHg 19atr-.southeyn polic4, and
u BnehsHms Idoia'sfraion-G op,raa,ent PRINT
fg OHce
Tho fr-t four or five weeks Of the ensuing Sos
sion are 10 pas- off without much eiTor, To- trans
act public business To digest the last message
OF President Pierce, aud 10 speculate upon the
policy OF President buchanan. will be employ
ment enough I'LL after the holidays. Congress
- now gathering in New York. and there they
hive a decided black republican majority. which
will not be the case here. The democrats have
anined several members by the filing of vacan-
cies, and, with the national know. nothing-, will
hive sinnll majority over the republicans
Tie revision of the tariff aud some rroipct for
the construction of a railroad TO tho Pacific will
be tie Two chief subjects Of consde ration Mt this
sessinn, and these are subjects which are not 90.
yerned by party lines. There will certainly be
no Les than three or four distinct projects ia re.
laiion IN Pacic railroad. aud the prospect is
that no one Of them Ill be adopted
hntever scheme for n revision and reduction
OF Tie thrltf may be adopted by the House, the
Senhle Will supercede il by Il very different pro.
Jeot aud thus this subject, well rs that Of the
Paethe railroad, may go over tho next Con
grrs-.
Snailerproiects, in greut numbers, affecting
'"'''aihai ihi'ffrlS, Will nave rare chance for
success, for the reason that the many members
who NJ going out feel particular burden of
responsibility.
he administration is supposed 10 be divided
anu embarrassed IN relation Ia their course res.
peotlng Nicaragua. 1t il thought Mr.. Wheeler
who returned 90 leave of absence will not be sent
hhck, aud thnt diplomatic relations with Walk
"rs government will remain suspended during
a'e remainder OF the term Of the present admin.
istrniion. But the President, who himself is an
derst"od 10 have decided the quesion upon the
reception OF fnther Will is yet to determine the
question which now presents itself. Tho cabi-
not may draw n distinction between tho Rivas
government and the Walker government which
succeeded 1t. But whatever the administration
may do on this subject. it is quite certain that
the southern Commercial Convention, which is to
lac held at Savannah on the 9Th of December will
take decided measures to sustain General Walk
en- and recommend his movement strongly to the
support OF til" democratic party, aud the Buch-
hnaiI democratic administration, This Conven
tnn viii thus endenvor TO embody and enforce
southern policy. and eugrnft it upon the policy
Of the new administration.
Joint resolution il 10 be introduced in the Sc.
nhte, early in the session. for the establishment
ot Government printing office. whcro also the
binding, M well as all the printing, both Of Con.
gress and the departments, is to be executed
1t Is probable that the project will be adopted
Yours. &c., Ion
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-03

lhn Methodist Conference which was recent.
ly held ut Glcenboro', y. C., made the following
appointments for the Danvillo District
DdnnWe District. Junus = Moore, +,
Danyille--Jas l. Fisher.
Ianeeyve-Jas = simpson.
l.en4bnrg John w LOWS.
llahiax-Alired Norman.
Col. Mission-,Ianes II Jefferson
Stnnnton-Caswell w King.
Pltt-y lvanla-Wm NJ Jordan.
Frank lin-,Iohn - Ialstrod
AlIeehany Mission Washington d Meacham.
Patrick -lsanc w Avrut
Stnkes-John Davis
a'ermunton--1as b Bobhitt.
llonry-Chas Il Philips.
.la7. Jameson, President Of Danyille Female
College.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-03

SPECIAL. NOTICES.

HOilOway's pills nrc an cNcs Iicut In mil med
ur and are recommended all sufferers from diseases the
Liver aud stomach is ndspnaby admitted that they have
failed to cure these disorders
Sold 1t the manufactures. No Maiden Lane New York
and No 22i Strand London by all Druggists, at 25c
h2tc, and 81 per box. dec 3dlw
ANNIVERSARY ADDRESS.-The Anuivcr-
Meeting Of the Young Mems Christian Assoc ation will
lac held Tuesday the 18th lust which occasion
dress viii be delivered by the Rev Mr. BRoADUs of the Uni
varsity Of Va Notice the place will be given due
The public are invited TO be present,
TIIOS. II, EARLY.
X e. II. kEAN,
j y. GORDON Com. on Lectures
j = WHALING
1HOS. W. JOHNS.
-nr . lnr
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rho y.Oid'. Prayer.

How many millions and millions of times has
that PRAYER been preferred lay Christians 81 nil
denominations 50 wide. indeed is the Sound
thereof gone forth. that daily, aud almost without
inierm~sions, from the ends 1t the earth, and n.
far oil upon the il is ascending to heaven like
incense aud pure Offering. Nor needs II the
gift of prophecy II foretell, that though heaven
mud earth shall pass away" these words of oar
blessed Lord "shall not pass away til every
petition in it has been answeredlill the king
dom OF God shall cnne. aud hi- will h5 done on
earth as it is in heaven ontgomet
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COMMERCIAL.


1,,,bburu Tobacco aud wheat Market.
Tfrn rvERY SATURDAY a TUESDAY BY JSo Claim
TaHAccO-Ycry little doiHg aud prices hin " lH.9
.,a,a.i, Iues = 10 50 good 10 hne lugs. - 20 ~
nlop leaf $40 to IL good fine shipping and seninns
= To iJ nne manufacturing Leaf us TO 81 ehua u" 80
:. So; new prmings are selling from - to 81 30 -
VIII t,oUaing in more freely Red u 80; White q
-. - Or
FLouu-superane So 25Extra 81 so 10 Family = .
D 81
CoRN-sO to g. cts Meal :, to 90cts.
JN0. CLARK.
Commisso Merchant.
IYNCHBl re Wholesale PRICES clRRENl'
toRHLCTED EvERY TUESDAY AND SATURDAY 81
a. b. RUCkER,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER AND
Commi-siou Merchant,
OPPOSITE BANK SQUARE. LlNt liBi la'tA -
.nrtrft, PRICES
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-03

- In ph1sHaheIt decree "l Ire County Gep,, :, "'cs
pronounce 9Th day # November - - bedford
"Orgln and wi and ntaers Plaintiffs aeajsi 5t sait ct
Defendants the undersigned fe Coh;mIS,i I'M liners,
wi the e9t day beccGbcr lGa al flo ite namtd,
Thomas pan ell dec d. in the county of - residence
vile expose To sate ~ way oi public aucfon ar Lees
valuable Slaves ba -ni TO the estate The Hetr #
IttNls OF SAIE-IHc Saves will be sold "a oeeedent
sixty dtgs the purchasers giving egotabe ats - #
ry 'ndoI-ed payab.e At one OF the Banks In a'io
Lyichburg. tsr The Pure hast money & sat ot
q .ct3iI.c Bt'RWrJr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-03

IN intoThgWt nIan'rr Of I00l-0nN whites +,
the Columbus (Ga.) I sqnirer from A,>umpiia,,
Parish, under date ii the l6h "Ihe ,uua.
crop will not reach oae hunltej thousand Md.
! think il viii be- between 75.uuO and Johann .,
In l-l1 Louisiana produced 226Uoo hhl,. of
l0lO III. each
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-03

The Nnrprr- have announced their intention
II publish - weokly newspaper Of which thu fr,t
number is to be issued ON the frs January nrNt
1t will begin the publication of Mr. rhackerav's
new serial talc. Nothing that appears in This
weekly is to be repeated in the Magazine If the
same publisl ers
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-03
sNOE SALE 0.s xENT.-rAc ..rec .,a..

h brick aud stone Tobacco Factor, - Starql 81
burg Va n,f in the occupancy of " Ms Jones \ HI
IL offered for sale privately, or Tor reut '''
This unquesenaby of the convenient aud ,
miIably arranged factories in the State is most
situated fronting about si0teet on Guarantee Street and )
This factory has recently been built "a portion of
plrcd) Of the best material and in the most ill.,
manner with the view OF carrying the m
slnrss in all its details with the and
bust advantage. The Tobacco lures also winch are %
complete and OF the best character tor sale e
er with large, fine lot OF well seasoned box timber Of s
more and ether kinds. ga
should this property not be sold privately by the 22l De-
crhocr e'o will On that day be sold public auction
IL o'clock. '9''-
For terms for the factory application may be male to Tho
SUBSCRIBED Tor the fixtures and box timber f. j Hudson
ESD surviving partner of Jones & Hudson
K Y. JONES
Executor of Benz Jones' decd
on the day after the above sale will be sold T. Hudson
surviving partner, sixteen young and likely negroes belonging
- tn' MOI l. Hudson Il Co.. among nom facts,
ry hahI, cig 'r makers and first rate cooper.
nov <'dt@%dee X Y. JONES
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- aud Sentinel of Georgia

put. in ,pry emphad " 'ote., again, Mr. Rue
hanans declaration in favor Of The Pacific Rail
way. The protest comes too late. Mr. Buchan-
an aTowed his approval of this scheme two or
three years ago. and has never limited at any
change Of views. During tho canvass would
have been the time for Southern Democrats TO
have arraigned him. But, after all, il i doubt
fol whether the opponents Of sneh measure
need give themselves alarm on neeount of Mr.
Buehanans asowed approval # this enterprise
He probably meant it only ; IA railroad upon
which he might ride into the Presidency. aud.
having accomplished that journey. he will not
likely hive my further use for it. The follow.
ing are some of the structures of the Georgia
1imes and Sentinel
We deeply regret the appearance of this letter
from Mr. Buchanan. We did hope for "A time that IL
was "a roorhaek; but as the Washington Union and
other leading Democratic presses trent it n genuine
we are called on a. Democrat journalists TO approve
condemn the doctrines therein cnune lated aud will
not shrink from faithful performance OF the duty.
" We take Issue with Mr.. Buchanan both as 10 hiJ
premises and bs conclusions ne emydafieally acnv
mat he fnaHH4i Convention afpiei resoi4ti,a m
Jayer ~ Has construction AZ me Pafc Ratitoad IN au-
Proyria'tas ffon He IredtOR n f4s fpiied St1fes
we a. emphatiealY deny that Congress possesses tho
same power To make appropriations f1r the coustruc-
ton Of the Pacific Railroad, strictly for the purpose
of natural defence TINT it hns 10 fertilization.
AT the mouth of the harbor of san Francisco; and
We also emphatieally deny that the power to nppro-
pirate money 10 build the Pacific Railroad il granted
by those clauses of the constitution which corfcr up
on Congress the power 10 declare war and rcpcl
inyasions.'
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nERHINGs.-wc are nov in


IA / No . .
h'' cons g' 1t us from first hands Is hith W. VII sri u.s.
J" '"'-' Manufacturers and Others will do well 10 c
-- LEE JOHNSON
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"'" recommended d-s.r'> situation IL hEz'h'
t Nt'l "a IF1tRehr---l "a preference. >alarN ,fat5.
'' 1850 tlHttN hlsIl- IL" i- well acquainted al
't '"H tI"td counties. Addrr-- "
deg lido, tH.F-#.s#.s
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"l P He m N.ft highest cash price tor LAND ~ Az
KAN = Partits ha"ing them for Sal. wond do W. e.
'' ''.'" aug l7-ditst PETERS. SPENCE a 80
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III s1ls BAYS,

ON acconnt Of iheineieurncy OF TIE wraiier tho M
postI oucd til MedHs dty tie ird dtvf sale
nov - dtbdec NAMI FyRI'I next
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-03

y '"V pounds washed Wool for which w III pay TN IL.
'' Hihe price IN Casn OF Eonsacks Liusey and Jeans
'',f e'i A. RUCkER
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-01

place they destroyed the Transit CornPany's wharf
end killed number of their late employees, whom,
probably they took for fillibusters. Thief wore en-
of Virgin Bay onhis way back but. though Informed
Of the state Of affairs, hedid not land and attack
them, but proceeded onward to Granada, which be
reached on the night of the 9TH. The next morn
ing Walker started from Granada by land, and after
marching with bis army some fifty miles, encsmped
on the night OF the 10th within nine miles OF Rvss
On The morning of the 18th he marched to attack
the town; but after fighting all day with varied
success, and losing about hundred and fifty men,
he left the place in the possession OF the Costa
Ricars, and returned to Gransds, which he entered
On the l4th. As to the number of Costa Ricans who
held the town, and the number Of their killed and
wounded, we know nothing-for the fllibuster
statements of 1000 men, Of whom 600 are set down
as killed or wounded, must evidently be taken with
many grains of allowance. The only other MILL
tary exploit of the fllibusters of which we have
any account is an engagement at the mouth Of the
River Serapiqui, southern tributary Of the San
Jusr, some forty miles from Greytown, in which,
according to their story, fourteen fibuiters sur
prised 200 Costc Ricans and killed twenty of them
But according to our San Juan correspondent, the
fillibusterDg force was forty-six men, who were
beaten and forced into the Mosquito country,
whence twelve OF their number, whose names
gives, deserted and fed to Greytown.
AS matters staId at present, Walker, with
nearly his whole force, is at Granada. lie him.
self is said to be sick, aud according to our we'll
informed correspondent, bis men are greatly dis
coniented and dishesrtened and ninetenths OF
them ready to desert if they could but get
chance. Scblesnger has deserted and is supposed
TO have gone over to the enemy. As San Juan del
Sur il in the possession Of the Costa Rcans, no
more recruits are TO be expected from California.
IN fact more were brought by the last two steamers
On the 18th April some 200 men arrived from
New Orleans, and the Orizaba from this port car
r;ed out about so, who arrived on the 10Th. These
men are at the Castillo Rapids, in momentary
dar ger of being attacked by the Costa Ricans, who
are said to have reached in force the banks of the
river San Juan, about twelve miles higher up
The $50 people who were induced to embark IN
the Orzaba under promise of transportation across
the Isthmas, and free passage to California, are
disgracefully left without any means either OF get
ting across the Isthnus or returning home. Was
this trick to impress men into Walkers service
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-01
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED By
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
THE PANAMA RIOT.
From Our Own Correspondent.


WASHINGTON. Wednesday, April 30, 1866.
The Government has received no intelligence Of
the Panama affray but thst contained in printed
handbs issued there, and reports of passengers.
1t is supposed that Consul Ward had not time to
prepare dispatch before the sailing Of the
steamer. Mr.. Marcy has recommended the Sc
lection of judicous and competent person to pro-
ceed to the spot Immediately, for the purpose of
inquirng into the facts, and with view of govern
ing the action of the public authorities as to reca
nation in case claims for damages or reparation
can be sustained under the treaty with New.
Granada, BY virtue of international law. Upon
the present imperfect knowledge, and in the ab
sence of special information, no more positive
steps can be taken. The President will doubtless
concur in this suggestion with alacrity, and con-
tribute any additional sanction that may be re
quired to facilitate the fullest investigation.
As precautionary measure against the recur
renee Of such terrible casualties Mr.. Marcy has
also advised Mr.. Dobbin to order vessels Owar
at once to both termn of the Isthmus, and station
them PEI ma,ently; q sufficient force of marires to
be provided to serve both as moral restraint and
the means of protection in the time of danger. 1t
is presumed that this measure will be adopted
without hesitation.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-01
REPUBLICAN FEELING-SUPREME
COURT.
osfrh 70 The N. Y. Tribune

spssii Dispatch 10 The N. Y Trbuna
WASHINGTON. Wednesday, April 80, 1856.
Much interest is manifested here tonight over
the proceedings of the great Republican meeting in
New. York. The electric chord seems TO be
touched.
Mr. Msacbam's remarks on Kansas in the House
to-day were telling, and showed the true grit.
The Supreme Court has announced that it will
hear no argument after Friday, and will close the
present term on tine 18th Of May.
Major Heiss, who has just returned hither from
Nicaragua as bearer of dispatches from Minister
Wheeler. is of opinion that Walker will sustain
himself
Messrs Winter Davis, Seward Of Georgia, and
Thurston of Rhode Island, have been appointed
Committee Of Conference on the Washington Water
Works and other items Of division between the tive
branches embraced in the Deficiency bill.