Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-29
citp ano State afairs.

p,nopr rnorpr -Appropos Of the approaching visit
~. brilliant eoterie Of musical Iynchburg we
-frsh the following from the Boston Journal i.
,e series grand which Parod giving in this
So ,r,tes curiosity and enth only second to that
ed by Rachers performances Great the fame OF
odl ON visit this country, she adding to
NO achievements her delightful art which show how the
I artist sustained by merit will be supported by
: ,lghened public amidst the most exciting novelty
ia the most attractive vocalist in this country unos-
,taous simple and unpretendng in her manners she by
M force cultivated genius the nobles OF our female
raass and spirc audience with more enthusiasm
al. the pretty vocaists who have before the pub
r years exhibit their skin and artistic pow
The voice Parod which nature has avhcd all
, and she to such pitch Of refinement
,,, may any singer surpass her We
that suffer by the of artists but
a. hold her high position by the side of the
eneh The popularity of her concerts deservedy
mt these Madame Amelia Patti strakoseh has
g "a much admiration by the charming manner In which she
has executed both In English and Italian those por'iops OF
these concerts which she undertaken
In Parodi she has riumphed again and again
and ballads she acquiring great distinction In inc
crld Srakosch. the pianist and composer conducts all
tho concerts tactand on every occasion per
rms IN an his favorte instrument the
alamo forte II ia no ordinary listen to the artistic de-
,copments by the fingers of 80 admirable
and he may stand unrvailed as pianist IN s
country.
nifty they will soon hearing these distinguished artists
REV JOHN Z. EpwARDs.-The Richmond Advocate OF
wednesday contains interesting letter from this gen
cman dated At Sea- Steamship Persia Feb n be
ing No European Correspondence with the Advocate
lie was at London March the 5h, and writes that his heah
is daily improving, which will be pleasant news 10 MS h"
ps friends in this State Mr. Edwards expects to VS.
, arous of continent previous to his re-
,rn which place about the latter part OF TINS year
.vrp,c AN Mrrr1sG-A meeting Of the American party of
uss vas held at Saunton Monday which adopted the
following resolutions;
Resolved ls That heartily approve of the nomination
of Willard Fillmore and Andrew J. Doneson by the Phaac
phia cntion, and pledge ourselves 10 exert all
means to secure their election
Resolved Cd That cordially invite all persons frendyfo
the election of Willard Fillmore and Andrew j. Donelson to
unite with us in the coming Presidential canvass.
Resolved 3D. That this meeting approves the recommends
lion to hold State Convention ofhe American party anu al
,bers no favor the election and Deneson In the
town of 9th day of May next for the appoint
en of Electors consideration of such other matters
as o them may seem proper.
Resolved 4t That Chairman of this meeting appoint
6v delegates represent Augusta county in the sau oon
yention. .
Resolved 5th That the Chairman appoint comn'i''ee
Of 6ye 10 make for the meeting OF tue
ton ... - ,..,.-
If will thus be friends In Staunton are prepar
49, ~ ,he nproachiug Convention held In that place
w. hone the party will appoint good delegations throughout
the State.
africa AL season Taylor has closed at Ken
uouJ and transferred his corps dramdqae 10 INC
,ersburg boards.
nrsruRsAScEA AT ATHEATRE-On Friday night last tue
occasion of Miss Chappes benefit at the theatre IN
g. aa,nonsratio was made against Stage Manager
7 s tho cause of which stated He was peed win
ions and other vegetables and greeted with storm oil mss
~ Uewas uaying the Mock Duke, in the Honeymoon and
at the moment when he informed his knaVes tha ne ou
- them, ike bunch of onions the odoriferous articles
hurled at him in profusion from the galleries The per-
t,rm,nee had to be suspended for the evening
, ,,cutio, to the card of Mcssrs. j. C Hunt Bro
co,nmis sion and Forw artiing Merchants, Richmond