Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-10

HE west Tue new relations which paciR,
Railroad and Telegraph will open 10 the commerce If
the United States, clearly illustrated by this mn,
thus calculating great national questions to the com
mon mind. Another advantage OF this man lies m
the fact that all the railroads Of the country connie
ted or in progress are dotted over it, exhibiting in
many instances the varuns stations Add to his Tho
distinct lines oil demlreaien which seperate and in
dicate even tne counties Of the respective States with
other Improvements that might be mentioned and we
have of the most complete and useful mans ever
offered to the public, To whom Ne heartily commend
it.
From Pittsylvania correspondent of the Rich
mond Dispatch we extract the following We can
not endorse his statement, that "Richmond is rs good
tobacco market MS any IN the State except it bc
for shipping tobacco for think that actual results
OF winch we cited few rcCeutN--iemonstrn,c be-
yond doubt, that Lynchbnrg Is the very best mar
ke in the State for good tobacco suitable for manu-
featuring. Ne~ enture to affirm that no Pittsylya-
mia manufacturer, nor even Richmond manufacture
cr, could buy tobacco in this market for mannfart,r
ing; though we know that our manufacturers have
bought in Richmond, and paid handsome praGt Ia
the merchants or consgnees oDauviile tobacco own
Should not that satisfy the producers of tobac-
co that this Is the proper market for them aud that
no where else can they do us well? As we hive be-
fore minated this fact is becoming generally known
and trade is already sprinent up between this city
anu districts OF country that formerly traded else
where And 1st we are not aware that our mcr-
chants have sent out "circulnrs,' or made extra eff
fort, but must attribute it entirely the superior in
dncements not merely offered but rcaiiztd by the pro-
ducerS in this market. Here follows the extract:
1Crops OF every kind still look very promising ex-
eept tobacco which is very late and seems to stand
very badly By the way, one of our manufacturers
has Just returned from your city, where lie has been
engaged in purchasing tobacco. This rather conflicts
with the great inducements offered the Innters in
q good many circulars issued by some ofyour COM
mission merchants. That Richmond is as good Il to-
bacco market rs any in the State, no Iretcnds to
doubt but that it would average such exorbitant pr-
ees as was supposed has proved TO be a failure
HONOR TO WHOM HONOR Is puE.-We find the follow
ing IN our Petersburg exchanges of Yesterday Why
did they not say the Va. Il Tenn Go. have made such
and such arrangements, for there is in reality no
change on the South Side road
The South-Site Railroad Company have effected
arrangements with all the routes between Petersburg
and Western Virginia fer all necessary connections
and will on Monday next open their Summer sched-
uIe Persons travelling to the Allegheny, Montgom-
cry White, yellow Sulphur and other popular resorts
IN that section will he put through in the short space
OF IL hours-leaving at a. m and arriving at in
the afternoon.
HANDSOME DVlDEND.-The Exchange Bank OF Viz
ginla has declared Dividend Of SIX PR cENr nett for
. the six months Guiding Isl inst The div dcnls ofthe
Bank OF Virginia and Of the Farmers Bank in and for
the same period are each per cent nett.
The Court proceeded yesterday 10 lay the County
levy, which was continued till to-day. The long
litigaied case between the Alexandria, Loudonn and
hampshire X. K. Company, and DR. Holm W. Bowen
was settled bya compromise order--each party to
pay their own costs.-1ier. Gdzeae.
a DULL CITy.-This city is as barren of news at
present. ms "hens of tceth"-so the poet beauti-
fully expresses it.
1t would take Il score of reporters, all the time
travelling through the streets, to rake up an nteres-
ting item. The community, however, UNDER stand as
well as we, that items not be furnished when
they do not exist yet promise to manufacture such
articles that we trust VIII take.-R3 Nat. I'm.
We are in much the predicamcnt as our
Richmond contemporary, for the times not ont Of
joint enough to furnish single theme for the local
although we have been most earnestly in quest Of
something, and like drowning man Graphing at
straw, would catch at almost ANYTHING worth chron
cling to relieve this horrible ennu. We must only
b;le our time.
The Northern and Southern Railroad Companies
have for day or two past put each other to consul
cradle inconvenience 10y the singular and apparently
splenetic manner ia which they have been treating
one another. City and foreign mails have been sue
cessiyely lost; mishap commencing believe, with
road out of accident and repaid by the other
with interest prcpense Railroads great institu-
tioas; but the mails greater therefore, the Post
master General should consider it his duty to battle
Tor the right OF preceCence on the hrst opportunity
This is fine oue.-Peirsjmrg CORES Ricdnoad DIS
patch,
RICHMOND AND DANyLLE-Of course do not
mean to place little Town in the position of in
vidous rivalry with the Metropolis oil our State, yet
when we hear OF Richmonds being such great To-
bacco market, are inclined to think that Danvlllc
is almost if not quite good High prices have been
pnd for the article by Richmond manufacturers, but
Yesterday and to-day the Freight Train from Rich
mond brought several Car loads of Tobacco in hogs
heads for n Danvic manufacturer, which had been
purchased in the Richmond market and brought
back here to be manufactured. This appears little
strange vet the srangest part OF the whole transac
ton is that this very tobacco was raised in Caswe
aud Pitsylvania, and shipped to Richmond to be
sold where was purchased and brought back to be
manufactured here -UdnrAe Register.
The U,RyEsr-The Danve Register says; The
farmers in the vicinity now engaged in gathering
in their crops of wheat The forward varieties have
already been moved, and during this week almost
l,lll Inc harvested.