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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-14

BY u letter frcm Hong Kong of Dec. 81, we
learn TINT the french irlcate, the Virginia. bear
ing the llag If Admiral Gucrin. had anchored IN
the roads. Great exc tcmrut prevailed emong III"
Chinese lepeIati a. in consequence OF tho news
Of the bnnharaarnt al Canton:
\ report wa@ spread abroad on the p h among
tbr Eur.,in an residents of Hong Kong, that the
factories and business places of the fore ign resi-
deaf, VET Il lie attacked that night by the Chi
llt-- pepnla'inn. In consequence Of this rnmor,
nnd Precautionary measure "A detachment al!
I20aIra, Of the NHginia's crew were landed by
Admiral Guerin. in order ta protect the foreign
made By the Chinese and all remained quiet Mt
Hong Kong. BY the latest accounts there had
been no disturbance whatever and the fears ot
the foreign residents began to >ub,ide, and bust
ness resumed its wontcd course.
'rhr Hong Kong Register, Of De embcr 30,
SAYS:
Some time ago the c was a report that the Eas'
tenn King had been slan-we have an ac
count in the following extract. of the death Of the
Northern King. 1t seems second edition OF the
Kilkenny cnts
The death of both the Eastern and Northern
Kings i now very generally reported and heliev.
by tho>r who come into Shanghai from Nankin
nr it, vicinity: one nf these reports runs thus:-
The As,iu'nnt King, Shih Understanding from
Kmngsi with an army forty thousand strong.
seized the Northern King. Wei ChanghwuI, and
put him to death because the Northern King had
pat to death the Eastern King Yang Siu's'ng'
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On the ith January last, lays the San Andreas
Indepcndent. tribe OF Indians. living near Bos
ton R,r. buIupd one OF their tribe. Il female, who
had died the evening previous. The ceremony
of cremation commenced by placing the body and
trnke,s Of the deceased on the wood; then the
tribe enoirced the funeral pile. bowling incanta-
ton, and dnnciug break downs-the young braves
pointing east, west, north and south as they
made the circle. Continuing this several hours
they put fire to the pile of wood, and sat down
in gloomy silence to contemplate the scene Al
ter the Ere had all gone out, they threw the ash
Is into the running stream. Some OF the ''ioe7
burv ,Ee = .hp. af.er cremation. with all the rem
naats belonging to the deceased person.
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DEED Scott. who has ia-t come out OF tho gu
prere Court, has got into the legislative halls OF
Massachusetts,. In tho House. an order was
adopted im>tructing the committee on federal re-
lations to consider the eXpedency # in>truet'hg
our Senators aud requesting its Representatives
in Congress Ia propose na Amendment OF Tue con
>tituion of the United States elrciing Judges al
the supreme and inferior courts by the people
for term of years,
The House also appointed committee 10 CON
slider and report what measures should De 'hkth
in view of the decision of the Supreme Court 10
the bred Scott case.
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b ! 7 L l. + & r 4 p II :.
terrible Railroad Accident be-
tween seventy and Eighty Persons
AlIlehgs

TORONTO CANADA, March ta,h.-fhe train which
lei Toronto for Hamilton, Canada, yesterday the
"feAt Western Road met with terrible catastrophe
al n bridge at or above Hamilton The locomotive
and baggage cars passed over safely, but two cars
containing hundred aud twenty passengers fell
through Between 60 aud 10 persons nre supposed
10 h''o been Killed instantly. Among the reported
Killed ARE Samuel Zimmerman, banker, Mr. Street.
mhenoac 81 Niagara Falls, with his sister aud
mother. iu-law, aud rhos. G. Mhcl'in Many bodies
have not YET been taken from the water Al who
escaped afc more or less m,ugled. The cars fell
forty feet The excitement produced by this terrible
eee'dent was intense Parliament adjourned imme-
dateH
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E'rOisn " asl,ilsgtOn.

WASHINGTON. March Tile Senate has adopted
a resolution dsehareing the commitccfrom the con
sidentnn Of the case Of Mr. Cameron, OF rennsyl-
wanna
Philip Eia9 tor has been confirmed ms Assistant Sec
rotary ot the Treasury, aud juo. 5. Cunningham us
Parsef in tie Navy.
Comptroller Nhittescy has resigned,
Capt Smoot ofthc Navy Is dead,
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>lo.oDl for an Arte,an well at Fort Monroe Va.
sou ooo tor additional defenoes at San Francis
CO; S3l99o for repairs aud improvements at the
llarpers Ferry Armnry; S5o,35O for an Arsenal
Mt Fayetteville. y. C.. S25. 100 to rebuild the
BAfraeAs at CARLYLE, Pa; $500 to repair the
Government Bridge oyer Mill Creed at old Point
Va.
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citp aUU I-tIte Ifta,tS,


ruE Caalxa G1scERr.-from an announcement in
another column it Will be that the distinguished
vocalist Nine Ell Dora Louie. and troupe will visit
this city next week. They here from Peters
burg where they have given several entertainments.
That some idea may be formed Of heir ability and
standing. we copy iFom the EspeHsy Of that city
crtque OF their performances
MADAME L. Don, LorlG's CoNeERr.--The notice of
Yesterday prniny wriel ut late hour OF the night
previous, necessarily brief As she intends Civ
ing another this evening, are glad oi tue opportn-
nty to speak more fully ofthls hdys artttieal mer-
its She WIS in excellent voice Thursday evening,
and whether in sol1 duet, stng with great sweet
ness and elect Prof Louie vi is Inc 3,fsso gave
great satisfaction, n dill also Mr.. Frau. Nadine
Louie Ia il voice OF wundrrous ppwsr-cqatlly Mt
home IN poring the highest ranges Of passion and
penetrating tie Eentlest emot5ous ofthe heart. II IS
exceedingly lear witial aad lsscs With remarkable
facility AMI from extreme OF the scale 10
the othcr-anw ,hr rs the clarion aud nov SOFT As
the fate does not require prnctced car 10 listen
long perceive tal she has been dlitgeat ana de-
voted student of the best masters N her art, and i
familiar with the utricaeics OF the choicest aud most
ditic,L compositions of all the np~nod composers.
Her natural powers ~ vocalizaton are very great,
but her afiattal requirements are not Interior 10 The
former. HAT the she is heard the strongerHp
pear her Claims. 1t has been our pleasure 10 hear
nearly all Of the musical celebrities who have visited
this country during the past ten years aud with but
one or two exceptions, We have seen none who pleas
ed us more than Madame Louie. We are gratthed Ia
hear that she will give another Concert this evening
at Mechanics Hall, and bcspcak for her full and
delighted aadien'e Prof Louie produces very sweet
music by combination of the piano and tremo mclo-
deon, and sing n very Imaginable song. The Dolce
Harmonchofd, is alsa, pleasant to listen to, and Mr.
H. Frail in Dact acquitS himself with credit.
Y. B.-Sre the complimentary testimonial in anoth
or column furnished Prof Louie by several amateurs
and critics Of this city
FIRE Raronr FOR YrsrGnpAy.-Thureday night
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A.. rUOClulest n WlGurEssEAO,
- Druggists mud Apothcc Wrics,

TNNk
aud AMI viii continue regular additions
large aud complete Drugs Dye stuia, OILS
Paints Gnss Fancy Articles, Sc, Sc 10 which thoy invite
the attention
To COUNTRY rh,sieiaNs they ohor the prompt hIng of
orders with reliable DuRs and Pharmaceutical pepaia
on manufactured by thomsel'r purchased from
liable that VIII leave ndnccmcnt
article hand furnished nj the shortest
WM A SIRollER
nh2tH \ WlIiTEI FAD
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Somnncc of the Eorc,t-tbiid stolen from its


S'me months since gave tho particulars of
n horrible occurrence which, occurred in our i'm
mediate neighborhoo1 tivaling in interest the
thrilling story af the eagles victim. On the noun.
tRinS of Switzerland. NJ traces of the child
which the bear carried off in such II daring man
ner have rs vet boon found. hut the excitement
which such an incident nwakens is gradually dy-
ing away, and is now replaced by that oi one OF
more recent date, scarcely less thrilling in its
details. On "Wednesday ii last week Mr.. Wood,
wntd living near Sandy Bay, bad some difficulty
with an Indian, whom he had ted nearly every
day during the past winter, and kicked him out
ot doors The next day his little girl, three years
al age, was standing near tho house, when an
lndlan sprang out ot the thcket, cnsped her IN
his arms, aud bounded away through tho under.
bush, Pursuit was commeno, immediately. but
up H. saturday witheu, success, though imfor-
mail"n has been received which. it is hoped,
would lead Ia tn" recovery of the chid--an lndi-
an and sqnaw having been seen the day after
the abduction carrying child. which was close
" wrapped in a blanket aud was crying bitter,
ly.- Hdaito~oc fUjS.) Tribune.
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kSHTx uOrEI,
u nniu street, EynchbUg, vn..

JnnN 7 IT ANkINs, TrOprIotOt-
THIS house long known tho Union Hotel has Irocentlv
het thoroughly repaired and Ia for the reception
transient mud a4 hoarsra The location Is Of tho most
delightful IN the city, and strangers visiting IynchhurR will
hnd the t> oto In department. airy and eoufor
tahc HOUSE ENorY attention VIII be paid Ia Gu.sts cnua
ted 10 cndor them comfortable aud happy this establish
ment Tho subscriber respectfully socs share OF public
pan onRge. JOHN T. HAWKINS.
h-SoNeral families be furnished with hna, airy
rooms IN accommodating terms. j +. IL.
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a correspondent ot the Bost II Traveller wri
mig tnm Kansas mentions rumor that there
ha~ hem secretly organized in Missouri about
3nU armed men 10 invade Kansas, and take
possession Of the Shawnee, Miami aud other In
diam reserves that WILDE opened this spring for
settlement. The Shawnces have made their
lecilons, and the remainder. consisting of about
20aO claims of l6o acres each comprising some
ot Tia" huest land in Kansas will be open early
III March. Thu Missourians. II is alleged have
been selecting claims for months past, but the
who" story is probably greatly exaggerated, If
NOT untrue.
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Governments Clerks in Washington.

\ letter from Washington to the New York
Tribune says:
The rule announced by heads of departments
10 subordinates is that removal viii not be made
without cause. Heads of bureaus were notified to
communicate this determination, to relieve clerks
from anxirtv.
Mr.. Cobb has added to the present causes Of
dismissal that of dealing in lottery tickets mud
frcquenting gaming houses. He has also requlr.
ed the board of examiners sitting on application
for clcrkships to make their Investigations rigid
and not nominal.
Secretary Brown has notified the assistant
postmastels general that they VIII be rttaiued
also the ehief clerks of the Department.,
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Among th- appropriations made al 'he 'ae' s'e
sion If Congress. not already menti ,ned were the
fnlloaine: a2lc49 for Fort Madison. Annapolis;
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Markets..

NV hoaN. March Il Flour heavy though some
what active Stated o5a 6 -; Southern 6onsG,-
~. Wbea, nominal
Virginia sizes 9ll
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| y Il i.SI NEWS
'n o. thr 6inch Harrior-Ruwo,.d 49,
sss+ oil Nntter-enpiureo Of a ,,.,...s. sue.
".a"ms' The Revolution in prru--Thc ~.

mama Riots. " t''"-- ne P"-
NEW ORLEANS. March 1.-THE steamer R,.ot
warrior has arrived with dates from Iayan, =,
the 9Th. There i nothing OF interest from thu j,
city, which continues healthy. '''"'
by way OF Havana we have paners fr,m A.
lan"nii Containing interesting accounts of Wall
ers movements. aud later news from Nav o.,
nnda. ~" vi"
According to the A,pinwan Courier # tbo.31
instant, II was reported there that Sen. Walkers
forces had forced their way up the sam linn
river, with only slig loss They sncee.1eJ
in capturing considerable quantities of arms. am.
inuniton and provisions. and took nns.ey.;,,, IS
the steamboat J. w. Scott.
The revolutionary party in Peru has been spc
cessful.
Hon. Mr.. Morse, the American commissioner
has had "A faiterlng personal reception at B,g,
Ia, but the Granadlan govern lent is not inciin
ed to negotiate tavorahy in regard To his miss.
ion, it alleges that the Americans were nt
fault at Panama when the disgrnceful ,iots oc
CURED there.
The L. S sloop of war Saratoga sailed from
Aspnwall on the "a lust. for Greytown.
1t l. believed that 10 satisfaction can be oh.
tanned Of the Granadian government un'ess for
chile measures be resorted to. {, mmissinnrr
Morse madeJa clrnr statement Of tie interview.
which is forwarded to Washncton
II is reported that the revolulionists in Peru
are in possession of Lima. and that Castillo .
overthrow is certain. rradc at VALPARAISO was
dull. Several foreign vessels uf war were AT lin
vana. Sugars steady. Exchange quiet at - on
Phladel phia and NV York
The Black Warrior brings nothing later from
California.
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Is yNGMA.-Gen. Pierce. accompanied by Mr. sid
ncy Webster, lett Washington, Tncs,1y to visit his
cid friend in Virginia. Hon Mr. Taylor, Of Caroline
He returned to Washington on Thursday.
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Violent Snow .
Later from Nicaragua.

RICHMOND, March Il.
violent snow Is prevailing here.
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ENWENGls HUKK MIML STONES WAR
onmn1 CAHR.AGE.. Cnrr.nge-.. o..-7r

- w.R 'A""'H'E~' s"''"' ''-' CfS IN
ftAs9- The subscriber respectfully informs his 2ttH-
and the public that he has hand
and daily all the different sylos Of Carriages
Huckaways aud BuRgies, which finished up aud
strong the country. All who good work,
binr with nrntness, get IT Of Lyurhhurr make, without
going to Yankee after H. All derp carriages
and buggies made order and all kind, of repairing
with neatncss and dispatch. Ji.D II. BAILEY.
The subscriber keeps and max es 10 order all kinds
axle Wagons the largest six horse down the
smallest wagon in also railroad carts wheel
bariuws, Sc.
liz also hand several Sprng Cauyallsone and
horse, for moving or pedding purposes
JOHN II. BAILEY.
anil JdImE JynrhluTg
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MASONIC HALL.

THE AMERICAN UPERATlC TRIO.
N'AE Ef.DOEA LOUIE, PRIMO SCrRANo,
ASSISTED IIi THE
DOLCE HARMONICHORD PLAYERS.
H. FRAlL. PRIMO TFNORE.
PROF. l. LOUIE Pi1No HAssU
Mud Pianist who viii perform upon uumonts at
Niz Piano Forte and Irnnun MoodepH, aud beau.
executing the most rapid ra,nzas, initiating
cafc violin passages, per. rmrd be ole Bull
others nphiog sing and express
If Gucf Passion, il it possessed Of living
c,u
choice selec ion Il Operate Gems Ti Duotte aud So.
los incspcrs Instrumental Novelties, Amusing songs
Italars &c. VIII cou.ase II" rectrIFs Prog 'amrrs.
Tickets each be obtained at the Bookstore aud at
tine usual places
u ,o.s open At : ocock, c nceri commence
uppr1
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LATER from the Railroad Accident

TonaNro, Canada, March 13-rho train had ON -
TO loopnsscogc n the time of the accident all of
Hamilton, Toronto aud adjacent towns including
mnny prominent citizens.
Only u were taken from the wreck alive five Of
whom hase sinee died FIFTY eorpscs of men, wnmc n
and children laid in one house; - others are
in one ortbc Company bnildjug,
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BUuiAL-The remains of Vim. 7. Sherrard, late
sheriff of Douglass county, Kansas, who was killed
in the ARRAY Al Lecompton, arrived At Winchester.
Va, on the 9Th inst and were buried that evening.
They were followed to the grave by urge conconrse
of friends and relations.
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AUSTIN Va. Tltsssu.E,
Attorney at Law,

VII continue prarer In the Counties of Amherst bedford
Campbell aud the City Of lynehbufg.
ome" in Morris nndlng nearly opposite the office ofihe
'Nhginan' no,
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NkNT VI Ut HE ENTTNE NITl,
NEW NoHN, March Il.
The Empire city has arrived here. She brings
nov from san Juan brought 10 Aspinwall by the
British steamer Trent whose officers acknowledge
partinl successes having been gained by Titus aud
Loekridge over the Costa Rean forces, stationed nj
various pouts along the san Jnrn River.
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" Times market for NEGHOEs Of both sexes, between
tho of 10 and - including Mechanics such
Blnckmhs and Carpenter mud viii pay the highest mar
price In cash sotcc ia newly erected brick building
On LYNCH street Immediately in Of the Farmers
Bank where he4 prepared, tayinR erected buildings with
board negroes to Lynchburg for salo 9TH
moderate and keep them as secure as
they wcrr placed Ia the jail of the COMPUTATION,
lGdGcly SETH WoDDRDbF.
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NucCoRKlE 4 CO.,
XH hOl MI 4,

COMMISSION a FoRW ARnINa MERCHANTS and
manufacturers of SMOKING AND CHEWING TOBACCO
al Tho old stand Of Mcoork. Joncs MAIN SrRtEr. LYNCH
bfhu, NAw give particular attention the Rale Of FLOUR
WHEAT, CORN BACON, LARD. BUTTER, Sc. Liberal
advances VIII be made all gumonts. when required
ian MA
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SPRING TRADE. 1882.
n Ryan
loutur mar. " ATKINSON.
HOPKINS, null. a 90.
NNvxrouEsAu.E DEALERS IN nWuTISu

NNyxrogEsAuE DEALERS ~ UUuGlSu
w FKENcIi AND AMERICAN DRY GOODS NO
paS BALTIMORE STREET OPPOSITE HANOVER ST
BALTIMORE
beg call Il attention of buyers TO Spring Stock
which cumpiitus most attractive assortment OF British
French and American Dry doods In each department we
am exhibit large assortment Many of goods
ccved directly from the manufacturers aud our facilities cna
bic supply customers with goods ns low NJ they
purchase thoin the Eastern Cities We would fur
Their that by the recent completion 81 many OF the Yves
aud Southern Railroads tending towards Baltimore
facilities forwarding goods with dapHtch
solicit u cnl prompt dealers and shall eudcnvor Ia
make VI to the interest of such To deal with us
{ " orders promptly attended To- -
f. HDIklNS. HULL & co.
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COMPREHENSIVE.
toi.uON>~, WHALING. n WILLS,
gssi,DW aRIl s,ira,NEss

S-~<sss--> n the House latoy ueru
>~ss ,9i-Sgs pied 10y them They will, f(foA
.nk..sffix1 Ia a abort time mHer such "A
s-s9Is>a addliuus 10 ihair stock Na4H 4Aa elt4y
viii make II the commanding in th. section OF III,
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4 ANpRET,.,. sUrsmiOn GAmDE

"a SEEDS CROP OF lHDG-Wo have opened full
ply Of the above Seeds Of all the vaSous kinds in cultivation
IN This part OF the country Tho reputation Of these seeds
VOL established 10 require any commentator Call and
supply yonr.eycsat STROTiIER & WHIrEnEADS,
Druggists, Bank square
Rural Register and Almanac with directions for culture
trb
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cuguen NoRTU AND SourH--A meeting WAS recent
ly held composed of citizens otCureper faqnier and
Rappahannork counties at which resolutions were
adopted, declaring the Baltimore Methodist Com
ference, to be snti-slcry in its views aud designs,
and requesting the minister Of 'hat body, at Glen
Chapel, to discontinue his ministry. similar meet
ing has been held in CraiE county Va at which res
olqti5ns for more summary action were adopted
Dtpa'.h.
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INp n lANUunHsE H. HoItoMnI.
sNtluONNE Il uOuNOMBG.
ly. lxs,- mud Eve hmm a. uHrn Da..-

corner Of Main aud fridge Streets. LNnchburR Va, will
collect aud remit Mt the lowest rates OF Exchange They will
lpY thu highest market price Land Warrants Northnrn
| Exchange, Coin and lncutrunt Money.
REFER TO
The Presidents Cashiers tho erh Banks Lynch
burg Mesara u II Maury co, Measrs Paro Richmond,
Mogsra Johnston, Nrup Co. Nam Harris Sons Josiah
lvN 4 Co. nnm. Mossrs. Fnrnhnn, kirkham a Go,
breNo Go, Philadelphia, MeEsrs Nnuhcck Read DreS
| al, j Ward Go, Lcos n Waller New York
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EMO. ~. ~ sAusEs. TxHIE.
~ Conn ,ni --ion Merchants,

NJ
oo tor services the planters and the public generally for
The sale Tobacco Wheat Flo aud other produce They
that experience OF IL 10 20 viii onae thom
10 give general aauGrtiun Their Office IL ut Younger
SmithA door4 from the the anka which enables thom
pay The Planicre Tor their Tobacco without delay
JNo. H. n SAMl TAREE.
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Ars,GmnMs wANrnn-rnr.n. -cr.ncr wI.l

" purchase for the Southern Market Likely Negroes
tho years for which he will pay the high
cs Richmond cash price Persons having such TO dispose of
wuuid do well 10 rlyu him a call before selling.
lie can be found m VIM H. Mosby's Auction Store, Bank
square Address RIO H. DAVIS,
feb 2tdScIy Iynrhburg.
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drrsgncd have formed coparnersh for the purpose
conducting the lasrrpg Business IN I'll a branches bath
the city country they Will cxerute work on the most
aud the best and guarantee to give
satisfaction in every instance.
They n receive days lot Of the most fashiana
bic and approved PATTERNS Tor oRNANENfN. WoiK and
will all prepared to execute any jobs pertaining to
the bn-ne.s prompt attention to thCir dulles and faith
execution al worn entrusted To them they hnro 10
ceivc n liberal share Of the Fubit' patronage
Orders from the will he promptly attended 10. Ad
dress fIIEK O. ANfltS,
mar Adm JOHN W. JONES.
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The Madrid papers discuss the eutrnges on
Spanish citizens III Mexico. 1t is announced that
5000 troops will hc sent immediately 10 Cuba, Ia
replace those sent 10 iit Xtco.
Fears Of another Instruction at Madrid were
entertained. large quantity 1T arms aud ammu
milton having been found hidden in that city
II i believed that the Democrats and Progress.
si"aj-f~ have conspred together against the gov
eruniant.
Orders have be"u sent Ia the squadron lying
at Touon, to proceed IL Cadia, I" lin the expc-
dion against MEXICO. 4 line of battle ships
and three war steamers destined for the
same expedition.
PARIS. TuesdaY.--A settlement has taken
place between England and Persia. The con
ditinus were agreed 10 on Friday.
Ii is rumored that Russian troops have been
disembarkea at Baltrhk, on the Caspian Sea, and
that tie Russians have forwarded ammunition Ia
Ttheran.
LoNpoH, Tuesday. -Earl Derby made speech
in parlament i'll support of the resolutions con
demning the Chinese war.
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AvEaHOES WANIED.-Thc -WbsC ribcr wishes
~ purchase tho Southern Market, Likely Negroes,
10 30 years for which he Will the high
cash prices Persons having such dispose of
would do well to give HIN call before selling lie he
found W H. Muahl Auction iouso Mt Henry Dunnug
tom Office Address L. NJ DGNNINGToN
frh 35dts IynchburP