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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-29

which that injunction bad been granted by the Oour
Of Common PtAs or anything che eaoe. what before
Brady said what stased beard thar the books were
brought I'M in the interval there discussion IN which
NJ Brady, Field, and the Judge took par, % 10 the
value Of she Injunction and the adjournment Of the cssc
know Jos B. Pollock; don't know where he whea
was sbssn from my seas did not him 90 Of that
see Brewer was there; ] think this was before
Mr.. Brady had done speaking, that 10, announcing
the iDtuncion went to look for arewer a. my sus
ge4uon exclusively; passed out OF the door think,
pesYeav the centre OF The room, but sare when
got the hall do not reooec Observing any one there
was perhaps nve minutes amer thu saw Brewer rs, in
the Street Commisouese office, but 1t was o II before
Peckhsm brought the books into Court did gee
warrant OF arrest signed saw Mr. Vnee ih.nk, ster
II WAS signed, In the court room; did him when
went for the gass OF wafer that remember don't re-
oa ss IN .s1 aase 70
that day the moou for injunction sould heard before
Judge bgraham, but heard my father propose 40 ad
books win be heaI from In few minutes, some.ning
Of that kind.
but the referee allowed il, and Mp Field aGd he sbcnd
submit, Of course
Ar. Brady-Ncw We will have little more os serdash
Here wN and sharp passage OF words occurred be.
tween Aesss Field and Brady in winch the Iaor gense
observed that he regreei being compelled 70 sic in
such compsny which, with sone exceptions wss obeo
Mr. nelc-From the kind Of company Mr.. Braay uausly
keeps an not surp ised 70 bear that.
pen ecu,ors.
Mr. Flexible company Mr. Brady keeps are generally
thieves and rasosfe; he defends them.
Mr. Brady-Yes; often try 10 de fend Mr. Field, but
never with succ4 &c. for can sc. TO believe
The referee begged tina: this pArley would cease; IL
nigh, be very amusing 10 outsiders, but IL nserfered with
business.
ExamDauon oont:nued-Tha: was three or four minutes
After the announcement Of tho Injunction by Mr. Brady; 10
was only minute or two before Peckha brought in the
oookR; can't state where Brewer then was saw Mr..
Chss. 0Copor In court that dsy; frat observed pre-
vous to my leaving seat TO ges the wAer he then
ttapdipg near me-; cannot ray where Vutee was hen
but when him be inside the enclosure 70 the
right OF The Judges bench; dd not observe Brewer
when arst raw Mr.. OConov; did rot NJ. Wander
peel leave the court room that day; wneu last saw
him he was talking with near the window, think;
was present when be spoke TO fahsr that day. but
heard only one expression Of my fathers the
Uop.
Mr.. Field here proposed TO examine Mr. Peckham, who
wished TO leave town, and Mr. Brady ed: the
referee thought they had done good days
not win 70 continue; he therefore adjourned this
ing M 10 O'Clock Mr. Brady stated that he would probA
bly, be done with his wtneea % ii one O'Clock.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-06

Correspondence OF the /, ening Post.l
l have enicavored to get exact information
nbout the growing crops IN several of the we,-
tern states, by inqnirng of farmers, railroad
presidents aud others. aud, "a far rs pos sIllr
correcting or confirming the came by my own
observations, The railroad officer IN the west
IL often travelling cnnvnsser for frright- and
Is about rs anxious 10 get the carrying of u mans
crops aud various produce us the grain merchant
Is to buy, lie is. therefore, apt to bo good au-
th"rity IN the matter.
Northern and Southern Illinois will give win
ter wheat bat little if any below the average
The South may be even above it. In the middle
OF the state the crop Is much winter killed
Spring wheat is Literally sown to supply tho de-
hclenoy. Iowa aud Wisconsin will both give
near AN average. Of these three states, howev-
er, my information j. mostly general.
lnd'ana will fall prrhaps twenty four per
cent. heow the averag" | am disposed TO
think that sowing ON poor hand hn~ much To do
with this. Where tho wheat looks thin, there :
mostly an evident disregard of manunng. Good
farmers III the extremes aud in the middle Of the
state say they never had better looking fields
The late rams aud subsequent warmth of the
sun changed things for the better very percepti.
bly,. lnrge grower told mo he had been offer
I'D IN advance dollar and ten cent per hushel,
but would not sell below 81 -. If this may be
assumed rs an indica ton of the market nothing
hat famine IN Europe can prevent -four being at
least two dollars barrel cheaper next winter
than it was last.
Kentucky will yield thirty per cent above an
average crop of wheat. and the same of oats. NY
chief informant was Elk Governor Helm. who has
trhversed the whole state. went quite across
II, south of Louisville, and my observation and
inquiries fully confirmed the statement. Corn
may be planted as late rs the 10Th of June, in
good soil in Kentucky.
Ohio and Michigan will give near an average
crop. farmer in the vicinity of Fort Wayne.
Indiana, had most favorable accounts from some
OF his connections in the hitter state
The fruit crop in all the states named promises
well. Peaches are killed in some places. Ear
iy cherries ditto. The apple trees are, every
where wonder. If the blossom goes into fruit
we shall have a supply such as we have not had
IN the last wenty years. 1t would be but a mere
guess to give anything like proxirnate valuation
to this crop. will make the guess however at
twenty millions of dollars 1t can hardly be less
and may be much more
Nothing can be said as yet of the corn. The
planting is hardly over, If we have anything like
an average crop-and, with the annhav increas.
ing breadth of field. this presumption is not IN
reasonable--we may rejoice, another year, in
sucn reduction OF prices, MS will enable men of
moderate income, once more To save II little
hsainstfut famine, to which contingency let
every man ba hereafter nlivc, d. b.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-06

the New York Herald publishes what pro-
fesses to be the official inaugural address of
Governor Walker reaching Kansas. 1t is
substantially what has been heretofore given to
the public. and leaves no room for doubt as to
bis intentions and policy. lie reiteI ates the
expression OF bis opinion that tho Constitution
OF Kansas should be submitted TO the arbitra.
ment OF the "resdents"-not citizans--of ,he
Territory This is at once clear infringement
OF the law, and sufficient Indication of the d.s.
my OF Kansas with respect to her domestic in
stitutions. The Free States already outnum-
bering the Slave, will be still further increased
by the addition Of Kansas. Us well as Nebraska
Minnesota. and Oregon.
1t is a somewhat notable circumstance that
Gov. Walker was accompanied into the Terri,
tory by Senator Wilson of Massachusetts, and
was introduced to the people by Governor"
Robinson. This Robinson is the man who pre-.
tended to have been elected Governor of Kansas
by the FreeSoil party there last year. 1t &C.
ours to US that, instead Of escorting Gov Wal
ker through the Territory. it would be more ap.
preptiate for him to be grazing the interior of "a
prison for oounselling resistance to the laws, and
enoeavorlng TO subyert the legal authority of the
land. 1t is something new in our history that,
man who endeavors unsuccessfuly to usurp
power and create revelation, should 90 unwbp-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-06
ucmninv...,. Opini.. Of w.iLcr.

General IIenningsen. tho companion in arms
of General Walker in Nicaragua, was serenaded
few nights since in New York, and made n
speech In this speech he alluded in terms OF
warm admiration TO the heroic struggle which
Walker had made in Nicaragua against u com
binaton of insuperable difficulties. The charao-
ter of Walker he said, had been grievously mis-
represented was there any foundation for
the charges of cruelty. inhumanity. and inef.
foency which had been so lavshly preferred
against him A brave and gallant soldier him
self, one is more competent to form correct
opinion than General Henningsen.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-06

The Jos oprIcs has been fitted up with
supplied with the extensive assortment Of type
for the and prompt execution all
OF plain and Ornamental Printing II Is under the
pernendence Of Mr. II G. TRgkkLt by whom all orders viii
punetuay filled Distant patrons I'll he promptly
ded Patronage at home and abroad respectfully solicited
Notice -hcssrs. Jas w. BRows, Jos.rHs BRoas and
WIN our athorsed Agents in the country and Maj
WV ID CHRISTIAN and A N MosrGostsf, in the city, for
making collections and settling the business Of The Ngnan
Office to the lst of April 1851 To which time all bills fot sub
scripiian sc tn. Undersigned To distant subscr
bers advertisers no bills viii be sent by
mail and rtmtsnces through that channel In registered LEI
cted risk u highly Important that
should be speedily wound We trust that
all those indebted VII appreciate the
for early prompt settlement of Their accounts
scntsiion MCDONALD a PETERS
Nav 2t-ts
Those sestlsren also authorized reeeivs sub
scriptons to the frginan for the erent Proprietor
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From the London Leader.


From an excellent paper in this month,
Bdck,eood, we extract tho following sketch of
this adventurer:
a glance at the personal history of the re-
markable man who conducted this daring enter
prise may not be unnteresting. General Walk.
err ihiher had been banker in Scotland, and
"mlcrated to the United States in 1920. Walk.
er himself was born in 1924 but manifested
rowing disposition At an early age he gradna.
Ated sueeesSlvely in law. physc and divinity
travelled inr year In Europe; returned TO the
states, anu became the editor of II newspaper in
New Orleans; thence proceeded to San Francis
co III California IN IA similar capacity. which he
reiinqushed to take command If the Sonora ex.
peuIllon. Gen. Walker is but little over five
i'et -FOUR. His features are described as coarse
ana impossible his square chin and long jaw de-
not" character. but his lips are full and his
eyes are universally spoken of as the striking
feature IN his face-of singularly light grey,
th'y are SO large aud fixed that ia daeuerreo-
type the eyed is scarcely visible. His manner
Is remarkably self possessed and some of his
most intimate friends. who have been with him
throughout the most trying scenes of bis Nicar-
hEuan experiences, have assured me that under
II" circumstances have they ever observed him
~ 'haige countenance. even To laugh. or - al
Ter III the smallest degree his slow and precise
mode OF dlet"n. He is at all times tacturn, and
when h" does speak il is directly to the point
nc "'aniests contemptuous indifference to dan
ger without being reckless, and altogether seems
better qualified to inspire confidence and respect
among awless men than to shine in civilized -,
ciety lie is ascetic in his habits, and his On.
reer has hitherto shown him to be truly careless
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Ia
BAIfIaoHE, Dec rs pr Seth ". FJri, Boston, Mas.
Dfar ~ feel Ia he due you that young lady
member my family had been suffering for several years
der and the disease had made snch pro-
grea the best medical aid had been consulted
entertained that the disease with her
with many Others might speedily terminate In death
was induced through persuasion OF friend try your
On BAIsAa OF WILD CHERRY and after She had
Ooes she felt entirely relieved OF the attack
Vcfy respectfully yours j. 4. MILTON.
None genuine nniess signed BUTTS ON the wrapper.
SETH W FbWLE N CO. las Washington Street, Dos
ton prppricors. Sold by their agents everywhere.
For sale by j II SEAI.
NAV y
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of acquiring wealth. Highly ambitious, it is on
~ due To him to say that bis aspirations, bowev-
er little in accordance they may he with the IN L
raj code in vogue at the present day. are beyond
riches. He has fixed faith in the star Of his
destiny, and he doubtless will he branded by the
civilized nations of Europe an unprncipled
adyenturer or n heaven born hero, according as
be full or sueceed- in hi. datng enterprise.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-06

BhWlH.- WfssTk TfftN Udrls Z
San i happy to he able to add that your medicine
ting and into and consequently the demand
II Is increasing The saes various Sub-A
very sattarory especially in Mnulman Dnnapore;
wherever European Regiments located tue
party ga who n supply his per.
suna use and thai OF his friends the demand tor great
and recommends the appointment # an Agent there
Mr. Tonne OF Barrackpprc writes under date 2ih Oco.
bcr "Ihis viii certify that my 10 years age
ken suddenly III in The night with pain tue stomach
fdlewcdhy Cholera He found relief until linn
t,aspnonul OF the Pain Killer diluted water
HE expiration Of he brought u5
Irepeated the dose which partially relieved Tim iniow
1t with third lose WHOM hr tl asleep aud waking neNt
he luite fresh consider a most VALUABLE,
medicine 10 be always at hand" remain yours Nc
J. L. CAKRAlf. talruttn
Foralet Druggists, Groees aud Medicine Dcos every
where
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-06
A RETIRED ruyssClas

Whose sands of life have nearly out discovered while
Ia the East ludies certain for Consumption Asthma
1 bronchitis Coughs Colds aud General Debility. The rem
| eiy discovered by him when ms only child daughter
given die. lie had heard much OF the wonderful
restorative and healing qualities preparations made from
India lpDp aud the thought occurcd him that he
make remedy Tor his child He studied had and
rcelc1 realizing his WISHES His child was cured, aud now
alive well lie has since administered the wonderful
thousands sufferers ~ all o the warb aud lie
has failed in making riom completely heahy and hap
nv Wishing much good possible he will send II
such Ids afflicted fellow beings request it, this recipe with
fun pcit directions for making II up and successfully
using lie requires each applicant to ncosc him shilling
he returned postage the recipe and the
remainder to be applied To tho payment OF this advertisement
Address DIR. II. JAMES
No. ~ Grand Street, Jersey CITY. n. j.
STicrc persons who pretend TO prepare ron SALE
the Extract If Cannibas Indca from pr H. janess Recipe
and profess be his AGrsrs All such persons i'm
posters II James sole object Is To benefit the world and
mako money lie has who prepare his mcdi
ciuus the recipe, and will havc Tie mpostcrs
up the medicines from the recipe sell
profit the ot importing the East India Hemp alone
being great To almt of peeunafy speculation Ia tho
PcaHiae remedy. The limitations probably eompoun
of moassos and pernci0us drug costing atcw
cent is c.lmo
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-06
'EuaE LARGEST AND mG.rr,lNo nay.

{ NNIVNl n THE INIILD SKATES, NORTH
OR sou I'll The Factory of Chiekeriug 4 csab
Nshed in lS93hy jonas Chchrrg and the present
has furnished 1900 PIANOS Fer the exhibition these
the United States and En- gland they have been awarded ev
Gold Medals Sc, oucen silver Medals Fonr
ana Wherever these ntrnmeis have been brought cnme
uttnn with hose other they arahy
tktn the hshsSt premium The great pianist Thalbnrs
whose pcrt FINANCES have been de'ight. the country eSh
It's his preference by using them ali Persons
wishing good and reliable instrument will find their in
tcr,s to give call for SCH tile mann
faeturers prices WM. l.. GREENE y co.
IL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-06
lShiiadeIDhia tnftIe Marriott

There Wrrt 80 head OF Beef Cattle sold AT The
Bull head yard ON Monday, at prices ranging from
II to cts; there 70 head kept over Tor next
week, in anticipation OF still higher prices they could
all have been sold Those kept over would have
brought ii cts, but the owners of them preferred
holding over. Total number yarded, 924 head. Ten
dency Of prices still npwurl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-06

ped of Justice, aud act as the eompoSron du roy
age of the accredited Governor of the Territory
against which he plotted his treason.
The Constitutional Convention will assemble
next month; and then perhaps We shall have a
solution Of all these curious movements recently
made i'm Kansas
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-06

Beef Cattle scarce, the market opened Luoyant at
an advance OF 81, bnt closed dull; sales OF 1870 at
SllaSlt, premium Beeyes $40 per 100 lbs. Sheep
firm, sales OF 900 head Swine buuyant, sales 1T
S7n1 81.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-06
1pMehbar0 l'ir1intaM
Saturday Morning. June @. 1851.

Tive call the attention of advertisers to the Importance
of the YIRefNIAS advertising medium Our daily and
country papers circulation In The South western
OF the State trade seeks outlet nj
thevrgnia cities daily published within
south Of this point and the completion
of Virginia Railroad TO the line of the lat
ter State must make the Vgnau the
that section send daily ;elegrsp Information "a
hours in all Others which doubtless v
increased circulation For The Information Of
readers section would that Intend give
psrticulAr attention the markets
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-06

= INV MD SUPERIOR ARTICLE.
INK tHEdPEST LIGHT EYER KNOBN
mas been demonstrated that this article of find
viii eonsim. Ia ordinary lamp prepared for the
p,at'y lhh VIII not equal In cost the expense OF the
'eor tailow CANDLE and give light than five
limits IL mas no explosive qualities and may therefore be
USED III families with perfect safety Give trial II can be
n Ma OF our Agents in Lynchburg, Messrs SrROrHER
ed to its use. II pARNENTEK
may e Jun For Syyi, oil Company.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.


Fund Association viii n their this evening June
9th s57 Mt ~ NJ Cos prparsdto pay yoar agafhiy dues
odd Notes viii he taken b. the Treasurer payment Of
dn.s =. V REID
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-06

hALifAN' June d.-Ihc circulars by the steamer
America from Liverpool, quote the Iron market as
,oiloN :, esh Rails closed firm II. e l5snEs;
Bars - los fl2; Scotch Pig Iron 76s CD. with -
sarge business doing Mt these rates.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-06

N'nA dly ne W and choice Goods and Is NOW opening,
me M3ifcr Lawns AT ~ worth lrts
''eai SWISS Mu,iils At - , is worth 20 ere
TpuP'iiInf " me Can''"s AT ~ eis, worth 81 cts
i-lhen DHcS j'rlluEs AT shilling. worth p cts
$50 "Ir'HlS tanhric ldgngs InsernrS pangce Hand
Irisl, superior KID Gloves Ladies white and COT
ron Hose Mrn HAT Hose Hat Crpes Snnol SIN Robbins
jc3ts NF " ~, '' q -, hto, us A.,
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FIN ak1(, NOTICE.,

The funeral Of the late Capt. PETER DUDLEY will
take place ut his late residence, tomorrow Sab
bath) evening ut O'Clock The friends AMI ac
quaintances of the family are requested to attend
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-06

DR. SAML X Cox will deliver his ninth lecture in
the Methodist Protestant Church tomorrow Sat
bath) afternoon, Mt half past three O'Clock.
Subject The recent origin all nations collateral
moot oY die lnnsnlc flood.
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rs
IT, advanced age Of = years.
FlsmFr. TIE AitrlsT I'VE copy from the Courier
the following deserved tribute TO the artistic talent
of this gentleman
1T j. Fisher ESQ, Il young artist of unquestiona-
BILE talent has been located in Lynchbnrg some three
months or more and during that short time has es-
tabiishcd enyihble reputation not more for his
skill las painter than for his unassuming and gen
temanly department Born in the mountains OF slr-
CHINA without any other education than a few les
sons from strolliug German artist, with no oppor-
tunity of studying the ancient even the modern
Masters, ofaicnding life school unaided trust
Ing solely 10 the gift which Nature gave him, Fisher
has made himself at the age of twenty-four, por-
trait painter, many Of whose works would do no dis
credit to the best artists in the Union The striking
fidelity aud artistic finish of of the lkenesses
lie has taken since he 20 this city would attract
the attention of the most injurious and command the
approval of the severest critics His portraits, whe-
ther in oil or in crayon, alike display ability of
High order. His Sappho. now exhibition at the
bookstore Of Messrs. Payne Christian. while mani
testing defects arising from exclusive devotion 10
portrait painting still gives evidence of very superb
or skill Is much nay be said OF the unfinished
'.Descent from the Cross.a We regard the likeness
of DR.. Marrells little girl, still unremoved from
Fishers studio, one of the very best specimens OF
portrait painting we have ever Fisher possess
the modesty, the perset erance, the undauntcd
hope Of genuine artist; he is II Nirgnian, n of
the soil his deserts demand encouragement here in
his native State he should receive that encourage
mcnt. Whether he remains in Lynchburg or selects
some other locality as his residence look day
TO see Fishers name enrolled side 10y side with those
Of Stany, icaly and others.
We learn from the Petersburg Inteeencer that the
fine building on Market St, in that city, known
rs the Leayenworth Seminary partially destroy
cd by fire ON "Wednesday last. 1t says:
THE house was, we understand, fully insured. 1t
is certain that it fired Intentionally, and suspi-
cion fell upon couple Of Juvenile darkes who
in the Attic story ut the time.
zone of The pupils ofthe Seminary, Miss Ieftwich,
of Bedford. who was just recovering from attack
of pneumonia in of the upper rooms when
the alarm was given and the shock upon her in her
feeble stnte, so great to throw her into most
distressing paroxySms, from which she suffered for
some hours. She was removed to the boarding house
Of Mrs. Garrison which close by, where she re-
ceieed the proper attentions and glad to learn
she was greatly improved in the evening
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-06

other rome,c, Bad Legs Old Sores and Efnp
lions the SKIN They act in unison the absorbent sys
eradicate all poisonous matter from the body their Ell
feet n many appearing like charm.
Sold At the manufactures, M ~ Maiden Lane New York
9i Strand, London hy all Druggists, at 2he,
Gt3c aud 81 per pot orbox may 2sdlw
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IL srrm. I'M Ishcumn ti.n.. Den fnc.. NcurnI.

ga, Swollen and Still Joints and other Complaints which
all SUBJECTS have lost their terrors Prof De Graths
Electric Oil IL warranted to relieve short
of time and with triing expense 1t he had OF the
agents here. See al tcrlisemcnt IN another column.
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.
EEsr AISsSsNED nu.. , ~

III HONE
"u" ""huS ot LEAD PIPE, assorted sizes from to l.
men caIire; Also Pumps Hvdraulic Rams Beer Ium
brass and Plated Counter W4shbasins Shamlooning B 10
~ SOP e'"kS Marhlc Nashbasns. Water Closets shower
."s' balh lu,o Hose Pipes. Couplings Basin Plugs, &c
AZ stove aud in Warehouse second door below the Mar
~. 'i'lh ~ i'!hcibnrg, Va. G.. s. BLISS
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IeEli1.It,sS NOTaCES.

The Rev. DR.. SAM'L X. Cox viii preach in the 4th
Street VI. L. Church Sabbath morning at Il o.
clock, June 9Th, 1851.
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GttD IilU &tatg affairs.

DFArm % \ VENERABLE CIrizES.-Gapt. Peter Dud-
ley one OF oldest aud most highly esteemed citi
zen del at his residence in this city yesterday at
tie advanced age VI - years.