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Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-16

INfEtLIGEscE has been received at Louisville Ky. of a startling tragedy which occurred at Washington in that State on the 9th inst. A Mir. Baker, n1ent of that town, armed himself, and deliberately took the life of his daughter, after which he placed the death weapon to his own breast and shot himself. No eauseas yet has been assigned for the dreadful tragedy.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-16

Our old friend, E. c. CRossMAS, favorably known for number of years in this City skillful Den tist, (and la of Canaan Corners has removed to Ltchheld, Conn. We can cheerfully recommend him to the citizens of that vicinity as skilful op- srator.-oblambian Rspubtsean, Hadson.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-16

HEALTH AND BEATTY How TO SECURE TuEM-The tcnlcrcst care: the utmost solictudc which VIC can bcstow upon woman in seasons of sickness are but a light payment of the debt we owe hcr-;. debt contracted in our cradles and constantly accumula- ting until wc.die No Int; has more faithfully dis charged that debt than the great English physician, Professor Holloway. His remedies have probably done more to relieve the various diseases especially
 incident to the sex than all the potions and extcr- nal applications with which medical practitioners have afflicted them since the commencement of the Christian Era Drastic ,pcrients, perucious stimu- lants, and poisonous lotions and emusions, have ruined the constitutions and bghtcd the ovcliness of thousands of the gentler but trust that tho day when the lives of those who are dearest to us, could he thus tiihcd with, is past. At length wives and mothers begin to understand the danger of being subjected to such treatment. The mild, soothing and restorative influence of Holloway s great internal and external remedies, all the paints to which woman is subject, are gene rally admitted. They have been administered with marked and unvarving success in those disturbanc of the system which occur in the various stages of adolescence during the season of maternity and at a later period of life. Every disorder, bodily and mental, incident to this sequence, seems to be re- eved and modified by the gentle and purifying ef- feet of 1foloways Pills
 We should not venture, in a matter of such vast importance, to hazard opinion on questionable grounds but cannot hesitate to believe the tes- tmony which has been placed before us. Ladies of the highest responsibility, rightly thinking that squeamshness is out of place where health and life concerned have certified to the efficacy of the remedies in nearly ali the complaints to which the sex is liable, and have recommended them in the strongest terms conservatives of that external beauty which depends upon health, we'll of health itself.
 If it be truc--and who inscnsate as to doubt it .-that
 "1he world sad the garden wild. And man. the hermit, sighed till woman sniled' '' surely it behoves to point out and urge upon her attention the of relieving her suffernss, and turning her sadness into joy.
 Y. I. Sunday Times.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-16

A satoyard who had gone to Paris and married grisette, becoming jealous of her gave then crawled up chimney and hanged himself. The wife was arrested for murder, and would have been condemned, but fire being built in the apartment one day, tbe chimney smoked, and body of the jealous Savoyard was dis covered
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-16
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News Here and

The New London Star states, that o12 turday evening when the Norwich boat fom New York cam. alongside the New London dock, in the dark, lad, passenger walked overheard and would have beer drowned, but for her hoops which kept her up fol half an hour during which time people were bobbine about in the darkness and endeavorng to fish heront Her hoops, like life preservers, buoyed her up.
 At 1ofkvli!e, last week, Lee vs. Moss, ,-invol wing right to of land worth forty dollars was decided for the plaintiff after having been thre, tc: ms the docket. The fees amounted to about $500 That is dear satisfaction.
 - The New Haven Journal states that gentleman named Byran Greenough was robbed of about S52i yesterday at the Railroad Station House. 2s
 The New York p,pcrs inform that Mr. Clinto1 and John Graham, council in behalf of Mrs. Cunins h nm and Ectc', are p a.ed not only to prove tho innocence Of their clients. to the Brdel murder but to give tho nf the actual murderer, and to show how the decd was denc.
 Morris Watson, from Dublin County, Ireland
 lost his life, last week at the Amcs Iron Works ir Falls Village, by an accident. lie had hold of the handle of in iron cart upon which was loaded two tire rollers and in passing down the forge the han dle flew up. hit him in tic chest knocked him back ward upon d locomotive tire, :.nl then fcil with heavy urce again upon his chest, causing fatal in jury He fingered in great pain aoout twcnty-siA hours, whcr le died He was twenty four years o age, and had been in this country about sever months.
 Last Saturday, Mcssrs Royce & Wilcox, of Eas Berlin despatched their clerk 10 Hartford. withSS00 to take up note falling duc at one of the banks Ipon leaving the cars at the Asylum street depot the messenger missed the money and supposed h pocket had been picked. A of Mr. White, thu conductor, entered the before they started how ever, and found package of money, which wa. handed to Superintendent Reed, who found, upor countin" the bills, that there was the sum of $500 This was dep: sied with the Mercantile Bank Mon day morning MT. Will COX came to the ity and i,ien tied the money, as that lost by his clerk. The boy White s oiis r.: among several hun reds, and AIr Wilcox stated that he should be literally rewarded before he left the ci y.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-16

ENGLAND consumes seventy-fse thousand tons of eggs annually, which are valued at sl5,O00,000. Ireland frequently sends I,0O0,- 900 day to Liverpool. The principal supply is, however from Belgium.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-16

THE ticket office ofthe Rutland and Burling- ton Railroad, at Burlington Vermont, was fofcibly entered on Monday night, and robbed of some five hundred dollars in bills and gold. Two young men have been arrested on suspi- cion of being concerned in the robbery.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-16

THERE are several cases of hydrophobia at Warehouse Point, Conn. resulting from the bites of mad dog killed in the village a few weeks since. A COW bitten ut that time, was taken with the symptoms ou Tuesday, and shot There is much excitement in regard to. it.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-16

A person meeting an old man with silver hair, and very black beard, asked him how It happened that his beard was not as grey as the hair of his head? "Why you goose, don't you see" replied the old man, "it is because the one Is twenty years younger than the other.n
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-16

MADAME Rutkay Kossuth, sister of the exiled governor of Hungary, has opened school for young ladies in Cornwall, Orange Go, N. Y.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-16

TIE Massachusetts Legislature of 1855 has paid out of the public treasury $200 for tobacco, cigars, snuff and camomile flowers.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-16

THERE are 26 orphan asylums in the State of New York, in which nearly 5000 little ones are fed, clothed and educated.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-16
DEEzI,

In Goshen, April Sd, DAVID LUCAS, aged 72 In PlainvilIe, April 4th. HERMAN S.. only son of Horace H. and Rhoda Clark, aged 19 years, montk and 20 days.
 GRANNiss, son of Nial Granniss, of Warren, Conn, aGsd 3;1 years t'-
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-16

The vote last year summed up-iIinor {Amer ), 26. 1Os Ingliam, (Dem), g., 704 Wellcs. tRep.l 6,74O.
 The vote for President stood--Frcmont, 42715 i; Buchanan, 34, ,9}5 Fillmore 2,6l5
 The majori;ics for Congressman arc as follows:
 Opposition Buchanan. Ezra Clark, jr., 435 Samuel Ar:,old 2d 1s7 Sidney De;n l, ,023 Wm. D. Bishop. ..,, 17 Total ,45S 5Oi Opposition majority in the State. .... 954
 Ditto on senators. 33i The Senate stands 15 Opposition tn 6 Buchanan The House stands 40 Opposition to 'i3 Bucanall That the Ten Thousand voters whom the driving storm and ull which usually follows Presidential struggle kept at hme nearly all Crp' sititn, is plain enough H,re is evidence of it: In the town of East Windsor, but Rcprcscn- tatve chosen Monday, the two next candid ates bcug tied follows: Opp N. r.. Osborn, 1Si Buch Earlier, 1S2
 OrIin BiSsc, 11J Anther, lS2 Another struggle for second Representative came of on Tuesday, with this resn!t: Blsscll (Opp.). 204 B.rlcr (Liuch.l .. l01 In the whole State the Opposition gain s Repre- sentHtivcs, the HuCh l1, trln last year That the Fillmore Americans went solid for the Slave Democracy is agreed un all hands.
 N !. TfiJune
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-16

MARRIED.
  In this town by Rev. L. W. Bacon, Adam Watt to Nancy Stewart
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-16

CONNECTICUT As we apprehended, Vim. D. Bish- .op Buch is the Congressman elect from the Nth District The full vote-which the Official scarcely yary-is as follows:
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-16

The corrected vote for Governor is as follows:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-02

yesterday morning ub Ut hall past one o'clo'k
says the st. Inuis lntelIigeucor, man named
Joseph Bacbmau, who wa, in the employ Of Phil
Up Walter (lime hurner,) on Carondelet avenue.
went Ia the house fthe lRttcr, an ,tfecied an en-
trance by raising Il sash He proceeded II the
room where servant girl was sleeping, carrying
in one hand a limp and in the other double
harrelled pistol. The girl screamed on seeing
him, and he immediately fired at her, tie
whole charge, which of shot, taking ef
ect in her eyes and face. One of her eyes
was totally destroyed, and it is thought that
she is otherwise injured fatally. The PTS
tol was near her face when 1t was discharged
that she was burned badly by the powder.
After firing he turned and fed, but the girls
cries brought the p.liee who intercepted him for
short time, bat he kept them Mt IA bay with his
pistol, and finally nude his escape. He fired the
second barrel of h- pistol at one Of the police
men, but did not hit him. Nothing further was
heard of him for some hours, when his cloihng
and pistol were found on the edge of an old
stone quarry. near the river, which was full of
water. On search being made. his body was
found in "A pnrt of the quarry where the water
was about feet deep. 1t was fo2nd tina: he had
shot himself in the face before drowning himself,
but probably with blank charge as no onecould
be discovered beyond that made by the powder.
An inquest was held and a verdict rendered ac-
cordihgY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-02
/ LATEST NEWS.



-iffi'df q me QtdFr Cdg-Qgiel Passage froa IL
tte-H'n, ", Morse at Hlraaa- lis Departure flr
Ae~ or'rgaS-bessrtsrs noR Walkers iglRp-71e
Spgar anil hogg Kzte's-&ars Laa}ia3 stt.
Tho steamship Quaker City. Capt. Shufeldt
from Mobile the ODD, at : Z. NJ. aud Havana ut
l. 30 T. NJ on the 18th inst, arrived here yes.
terdny afternoon.
The Granada MCGOWAN, from Aspinwall, ar.
r.'ed at llovanu ON the evening of the 2lth.
on Cape liaitcfas, 2oth, : \. NJ, the Quaker
City passed a United States sloop.uf war BEAT
ing 10 the nor!hward.
lie Quaker City made the passage from No
bile to Havana in ia hours and remained in
that pert - hours.
Nothing Of Importance was tr0nsririrg at lIa
vana.
The weather was lnile cool, and the health of
the city and country perfect.
Mr.. Nurse, the Commissioner from the United
States to New Granada arrived at Havana from
Aspinwal by the Steamship Granada ON the 2lth
INST. aud proceeded the H. VI morning in the En-
pire CITY to New Orleans.
The Granada haA also on board humber Of
deserter- from Walker. army on their way to
New Orleans.
a sluvr WAS captured near Trinidad. Ne
groe- from the coat and Cprlirs from the East
were arriving on the Isand in Numbers.
The Spanish nrmala far the invasion of Mex
leo had mot yel arrived al Havana
Bushes, had heea more active than usual
Sugars have aGpin advanced, hut prices are nom
inal. M"la>see the same. Stock of sugar on
hand, 100000 hoXes.
Exchanges improved. London sterling, 90
days sight, - to : per cent premiums; New York
} per cent discount; New Orleans d to > per
cent di ,Count-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-02
Affairs in a-hiugton.

ASIllNGIUN. April ~, 1891.
The Cabinet had short meeting to day, but
nothing ofiimportanee done.
Gen. Cass received despatch to day from
Commits >oncr More, nf lrming him that he had
arrived at New Orleans. and would proceed as
soon as possible To Washington, whore our gov
eminent will be officially advised of the result Of
his mis- sion TO the New Canadian government.
Senator luglas aud family leave to morrow
for Chicago, where he will remain until the meet
ing of Congress.
also a sprenade to Gen. Pillow, who is stopping
with Postmaster General Brown
The President has appointed Lewis G. Pyes,
Register of the Land Office at NewmansvilIe,
Florida, vice Preyatt, decd; and Abraham H..
Palmer Receiver of Public Moneys at Council
Bluffs Iowa, vice Lowe, resigned
The sword given 10 Commander llartstein, by
the British government. was presented to him 10
day by Secretary roueep.
In a business conversation to day. the Presl-
dent said that the Comptroller's jurisdiction, UNI
der the Ramsay and tarmick law is absolute :;
and that the President must enforce the law as
enacted The matter causes much talk, rs il is
generally considered to override the opinion of
the Attorney General on the subject.
Ro. s. Stephens has been appointed Commits
sioner to supcrintend the sale Of trust lands of
the confcderated bands of the Kaskaspias. Peo-
rias Piankc,haws and Wea Indians, on the 4lh
of June at Kansas.
6. Auguste johnson confirmed by the
Senate. on the last day of it's session, Consul
to Beirut, but will not be commissioned
Aza Beall has declined the appointment of
Discussing Agent for Magraws section of the
Pacific Wagon Road.-N. \. Hsrold.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-02

by h. AkERS. Auot'r.
conrso.NS, wr,,snNa n WILLS,


J u GREGORY CO.
Next door TOD ca Mcom aud orposite Exchange Bank
iYNCuBuWa VA
HAVE nov open aud oNuhtlon large and general as
HARDWARE CUTLERY. GuNs HOUSEKEEPING AR
which the the old friends aud custom
ef tho House well as the trade eenerally
Merchants Farmers Mechanics Contractors aud Others viii
a'd 10 'nef Interest rG to giS a fa our
have mostly bee" "yTrtT,a The 1n laa;. and our
pnrehaae direct OF the Manufacturers We feel assured that
this saeteu Of the state We fspeeths ak animation
OF the following ARTICLES which constitute pet"n our stock
Ivory Knives and Forks Sin cts Ut al pieces,
Ivory Knives aaiy, for Silver aud Plated Forks
Bnek. Coroa Ilorn and Hono Knives aud Forks,
lver, hando tar,crs and Forks,
Luck and Homo do do
Plated Fable Tea and Dessert spoons,
Plated Ten Seiis In pioc,s. with " ailera,
Plated rtehors WIN Gohlels both plain aud chased
Plated .andlesticNs, also Shutters and 1raye
Plated raainra in every variety. sane elegant
Plated Eth, buttcr aud frnt Knives,
Floor on Cloths from to yaria WIDE
on cela Tor tho rahc In Mahogany and Rosewood color
Oh tatle Covers some beautiful designs,
Ten ke!tea Chahng and Nogehb" Dishes and Dish covers
lranted britannia mud brass oandlestleka
lIass aud Iron bronlcd Iron ditto
Porcelain Hell Metal lrosS aud Tin uod Kettles, for pro
sersing and all other pu'roaea
Paper Maehe Nadus,
Cake Boxea SptoouE of all kinds Feather nustcH Willow
Carriages ad Baskets Cabs leot Maa and In fact any mu
sotssors. .26a,s, Roor Nreps, 81.
0tNs rIsruls NNn fsiuNu rACkft.
Finn Double md Single liurr,dBnna nom 81 90 to &23 co.
Zine kfrs, ranging from 80 10 80,
Powder Elaak Shot rouchcs, Enk s French Rnd Amtrl
Percussion Caps,
Colt. rvp shooors, IN / aud dioah barela,
Coli improved patent rive Shoolels
Coli shooting Revolving kihos,
Aliens fistus, la every variety
Fishing Rais, Fishing Reels, Lines Spmnera,
Virginia aud limerick Hooks. Ae. A.
uuustnuItptNu MAl1HtA1A
Incls, In avery variety, Nado" Glas from by 10 to "a
hy adlnehes liugca, screws Bts khila, iRds Window
Sptnfs Sash aud Blind fnacunFa eh tons aud Cord Sash
rhaYs, sah ncts sand rapot AID any other articles
oaaY tlr building prp"sce t3rPaufs iaais and lo1 J0r
1Hargbfs Planes, ui cNcry dpat ptan Marking aud Cut
ting GaaEos Hand and Bonoh seteNa, lockwood and Elmo
Ivory lsae steel and Iron Framing sapooa, Saws OF every
description thst Nabmors, il has iiroRd ANcs Hand
ANes, singiuR aud Inlhtl lta##st= Patent Boring aud
MaflirinE Machine &o
utNtt .sii1aIs H.H=##
Smiths HeliawH. Eng A. s.s =4H Antils Slcdgc aud
Hand llammtrs Files iss###s Box Nlooa, Horse
ShuoH, House Shoe Malta. Patent Drilling Mn
chnos German and shear 7osl fr Contractors, and
igfisstai phppH tstr3 ds4ffpag, Sdddirs Materials
Gun fttHf1Rs aud la article to be- found In
eac 81 Hardware aud intend 10 keep alwnya on
hand good ottho bot fauds and wiscl IA cheap
any othtr House
orlera With prompt attention aud satisfaction
tecd tRll aud 8e,
ape3dAetimy CoLHotNs, WHALING & WILLS.
hop.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-02

LAWRENCE, X. T.. April %, 1853.
Secretary Stanton addressed the citizens last
evening. and was introduced by Governor Rob
inson. He ropeated the general points Of his
published address. and said the laws OF the bogus
Legislature must be enforced end the territorial
taxes paid. The latter proposition was decided
" neguivcd by the audience. He was listened
to pleasantly and respectfully throughout.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-02
Trial Of sullivan for Esapc mt Boston.

BOSTON, ApIlI ~ Ioof.
In the Municipal Court. to day. Robert Snlli
van was convicted of the rape of Ellen Desmond.
The law imposes confinement in the State prs-
on for lie for the offence, Goodrich and White
who were also implicated in the same outrage
which resulted in the young woman's death, from
the injuries received by jumping from a third
story window are yet II be tried for the crime.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-02

SrNNGFlELp, Ohm, AprI -, Is57.
Judge Terbet to day decided that the wealthy
hrire,s, Miss Martin, who recently e!oped with
Mr. Boyd, wa. at liberty Ia go to her husband =
The Judge, however. doubted the legality Of the
marriage, II, the bann, were not published The
case has been mp on writ Of habcas corpus since
Friday last, and has caused great excitement
The parties are highly respectable.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-02

EDARKN a MCMILLAN,
Successors to A. Hart, late Carey & Hart
s Il corner Chestnut and Fourth streets,
Philadelphia
Have recently published
LECTURES ON THE BRITISH POETS. BY Henry
English Literature in the University
syvania vols limo cloth, uniform with Lectures
on English Literature English History" sc. 81
H.
SYLVIA; The Last shepherd an Eclogue and other
Poems BY Thomas Buchanan Read author of THE New
Pastoral the by the Sea- &c, &c vol limo, cloth.
Is
ILL.,
CLARENONT, or The Undivided Household. By Cler.
gyman of this city. / vol l2mo cloth. 62t cts.
w.
SERMONS DOCTRiNAL AND PRACTICAL. BY tho
Rev VIM Archer Butler NJ late Professor of Moral Phi
osophy in the University Dublin Edited from the authors
MSS by James AmeIiaux Jereme D. Regiu Professor of
Divinity in the University of Cambridge. Second series.
VOL large l2mo, cloth. 81 25
V.
IsHMAEL AND THE CHURCH BY the Rev Lewis
Cheeseman, ID ID. l vol emo CLOTH 10 cts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-02

NEW ORLEANS, April 80. 1857.
Letters from Texas state that the recent cold
weather had done much injury to the crops in
the various parts of that State.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-02
- TROTuERA WHITEHEAD,
- DrUgVists and a pot 1scc q rics,

- Druggists and ApOthcc aries,
BANK SQUARE, LYHCuBURg, VA,
Have On hand aud VIII continue to receive regular additions
atto at npote assortment ofDrugs Dye stuf Oils
Paints HiaBt Fancy Articles &C. &c to which they invite
the attention Of nuycrA
To COUNTRY PHYSICIANS they offer tho prompt All g OF
the orders with reliable Drugs and Pharmaceutical pr, para
lions manufactured by themselves purchased
Liable prices that will
Of the State Any article not hand furnished the
notice. WIN A. SrROTHER,
fob2ts :. WHITEHEAD.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-02

lhe funeral sermon OF he late Mrs ADELAIDE GAR
tHfT will e preached Mt St Paus Church, on Sun
rF, Nay 81, at o'clock P. NJ, by Rev. ". H. kinc-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-02
SALES BY AUCTION.
EUTu Raf DAYS
- :. II : p
aRGE AND ATTRACTIVE sAG.E s.s


4 AEiE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE an
IL HOTEL FURNITURE &c-By virtue of two dee5.
of trust executed by Messrs Wells Hyde the
asyeray duly recorded In the Clerks the ua,ug.
Court Of the CITY Of Lynebbug for
apeeed they Will Thursday the 18th day Of April ls57
and from day day until the sale se al pu
lie hnetn to the highest bidder the Of new and
elegant Hotel Furniture In tho Nove House the city
81 lynehhng consisting OF every variety TO be found
hrt class Hotel This splendid lot Of Furniture new
hn was recently purchased in the Northern Markets and In
worthy tie attention of all persons proper
y detailed statement AMI description will be furnished
by the Aneionecr WIN Hamilton Mosby persons DESTROYS
Of more specific Information. - -
lfhMs-taah foi all sums under ESQ sums over that
credit OF months negotiable endorsed
his sale made by the written Msssrs Wells
Hyde. GHISwEIJ DARNpy rrns,aa
ap idllGap G. l.. MoSBY Trnsiee ~
Rep copy.
POstpOnement.
The above sale Is postponed by consent OF parea Il, thu
oh day Of May noNt at 10 O'Clock VIII ch Il win pos
lively take place. O. d. PC
apl7 timay G. 1, NJ Trustees
ulx authority 81 ~ deed Of Trust executed by
Geo WIN. Hrungh, Trustee of Jane O. Jones Of data
2end June e and recorded In the office LynchburR
tugs Court shall sell Saturday the 10th day May 1857
the promises public auction, the highest bidder for
enah tic Real Estate conveyed by said Deed and
therein situated tho Corner Of 9Th Alley Street.
10 leet front on Main Street, running back 1j1 feet
Title believed to be good but will be conveyed special
warranty DAVID H. SPENCE,
ap R5dlbmay Trustee
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-02
he public are invited to attend.

The congregation of the First PRESBYTERIAN Church
viii hold their services hereafter, until the compile
ton oftheir new house of worship, in the Masonic
Hail Preaching next Sabbath may lie expected at
u O'Clock ~ and :! p. NJ, By Rev. DARSEY {.
ilAREIsoE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-02
EhrE;.her.,. ON IN, p,,,.r..

Washington Ietter, d led wednesday, sav>:
The Intelligence from the fisheries Ia day. is
very encouraging. although there have been few
reports of arge hpul-. Yesterday punga ar
n'ed at Atxandfi. ftnm Whites Point the low
est h>h landing the river, with cargo of Is.
wv glut behring's. The success at the Point in
dieates that there vii probably be very heavy
ran ct this t-h ii the weather con:inues fnvora-
Die. The success nj the varioCs landings below
Alexandria increased in the ratio of the distance.
Indicating that the fish are coming up in great
quautIties.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-02

TENNESSEE. - Hon I. X. XolIicoifer is can
ddatc for re election TO Congress, to represent
the eieth congressional district.
Bishop Eurly. of Virginia preached in Men,
phis, Tenn. on Sunday last.