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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-17
NEW CASH STORE.
A. G.. l. l., w l S,
MY IT. nDnrrv3

HAS taken large and commudous house Main st,
III formerly occupied by joseph s. Nown, I'D door
Schoohed and 1hurnans Hardware Store, and
posite DR. Jonn IL Seay's Drug store
receiving large and oil selected stock OF GRO
CEkIES and STAPLE DRY GOODS, bought eAeusvci. Tor
sash hch viii be sold that cannot fail to
satisfaction TO all may with call, As
terminei business the cash system, extra induce
will be offered to cash buyers those desiring to
change for country produce
A stock of No. i PERUVIAN GUAEO always on hand.
particular Invitation to the old customers OF the
Arm of a. Lewis Formerly In the Dry Goods business in
this ry) give call well as the public generally
mar 5adts A. u LEWIS
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S. upEDF0RD Atm

Dc U(EDFUKD MI VI .
ID AND IODINE SPRINGS"
These Springs located the line dividing the Counties Of
Campbell and Bedford Within short distance aud In iu view
at the mountain The fcaks Of Outer the beau
Blu. Ridge be reached tew hour TIL point.
1he air Is and invierang and the visitor IRAN the Low
ands OF Virginia aud from the southern States would
r"st securely here he would In the midst he
tans Situated directly the Iynchuurg and Salem Turn
pke,e,rn miles from the former place, and tour miles from
the Forest Depot which place vehicle VIII be
visitors to aud from the Springs, fRkk oi CHARGE
j. ECIiOI.S g. SONS, PrOpretors
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-17


I-ensed Liver.
principal regulate = Of the
performs its functions well
are fully developed. The
\ dependent ON the healthy
, proper performance of its
ach IL AT fault, the bowels
. system suffers IN conse.
1.iyer-haying ceased to
!. es OF that organ, one of the
his study, In a practice oi
to ind some remedy where.
, IN any arrangements 10
medy il at last tound, any
cr Complaint in any
| bottle, and conviction ia
, formed by dissolving gums
which is soluble for the &C.
!, cine. These gums remove
from the system. supply
flow OF bile, invigorating
. TO digest we'll, pnrityii &
!, health 20 the whole machi.
! of the disease. and effect.
any Of the disagrceable
! Cal0ssel or Mineral
resorted to.
sufficient TO relieve the
1 food trJm rising and sour.
fore retiring prevents
! nigh. looscns the bowels
! ness.
meal will cure Dyspepsia.
J spooni'll!s will always 10
male obstruction removes
aud makes a perfect cure.
\ ately relieves Chulic. while
Is n sure cure for Sh0l.
ventive Of Cholera.
I will prevent the recurrence
, while it relieves all painful
. needed to throw out of the
. cine after N long sickness
.haHndirr removes all
Cul.l frutu the sh in
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-17

The Liver Is one Of the
human body, and when II
the powers of the system
stomach Is al,nost eutireiy
action of the Liver tor the
functions when the stem
are at fault, aud the whole
quence of one organ-the
do its duty. For tho diseas-
proprietors has made 1t
more than twenty years.
W III to counteract the
which II Ia liable.
To prove that this re.
person troubled with l.iv.
of it's forms has but to Try n
certain.
A compound has been
and extracting that part
tive virtues OF the me,li-
AL morbid or bad matter
Ing in their place a healthy
the stomach, causing food
the blood. giving tone and
nvry removing the causes
Ing = radical cure without
after effects, felt by using
Poison that Is usually
One dose after eating is
stomach and prevent the
ing.
only one dose taken be-
Iii "tiuare.
only Que dose taken Mt
gently, md cures cos,ive-
One dose taken alter each
(Y One dose OF tw Q tea
lieve Sick eadache.
One bottle taken for fe.
the cause of the disease.
only one dose inmedi-
One tl"se often r. peatcd
era Mos bus. and Il PIE.
One disc taken often
Of bilious attacks,
feelings
t2' Only one bottle is
syst, III the effects II mc,ii
one bottle taken for
yellnwncss or unnatural
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-17

IUNNl OIL EOH OLD AlbRES q
Il EkaRf DESCRIPTION On Man Uit nIASr
COLD. lfce ~ cents per bottle
Eniusd aeeudihx ~ Ae " Cong Ia s CuSs Ua VI Ia
Disfyid CoatiJor tst Eastern DuhiO Iux,aa Oy DUHA
a 90, R..aw0Hd. u III
READ tilE FoItDWISGi
Ione 10 ouf sture get Painput and
vi cures performed ~ Tho Iui Ou truth Of
tan" and respected u,au, oLeh
b"io whoo and doubt IT. .a,uv N.
oi"e: Lao"n 10 T'y II and yon viii be- la,
1h,t TuKr OI--Reai tho following md come 10 ON,
s"re ana 40 ~.i Tell yon vi who
Gated
RiCHMosD Nov. a. lr5l
Asss-s ips 90 ts~uticueoi- used portion OF a DO to
u ,1dr Inti ga, winch kindly presented with,
iAkv peasise thai found crrrtuaI In
si'on tor so'eiai years by whouI
l. benefit Also nded u friend oi uu, " no
or si" months had been annoyed by slar
tho and h- Informed tl.
-" one bottle he had ttea cui.reiy cUr,i.
Respectfully, L. N. LEFTWlCu
houruAMrfos CouNrY, Va, August H. la5G
M'srs Dor Co .--tirniicin,n about
years nah under my right eye about pea
sometimes st'ic pamh, but not much juy
last trn became quite phinut feserrd great
deal wai ADVISED y ply stefan and others
"n ihiuh'ng was tan,'r bought SNAIL botIr
rauab,. ~ at OH, and applied t.,
aid ui-n"w we'll have recommended neigh
bots lady, VII" had rinir by tho side
ast ut ten saw her tho other day she said
n.adng se,! much looked much han II dad w..,
she commence using FIkF OIL, aud II yet
yoa H. WA her cernoA,u. You can u.e any art
oil Gh you taink proper, and IN with much qualification
pu, wi h th,nks thus certificate OF .
lsu iS Respectfully. y. y, THOMAS j T.
The bowen voluntary certificate fran stranger We
have ~ such Lot those ho suiur tal and ,nem
liza
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-17

lust RkCKsvED, sa cs.siga - ns. ECO bush.
- els Sweet Potatoes (piantngG for sale.
apl 2l-n LEE JOHNSON a. co
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4 EATuKR.-A large let Of Upper l.cmiLev,
IL just received and for sale by
des ISIS FRANKLIN BRO THEIR
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UUAv1Nds JUST RETURNED from she Nor
thern cities and received large stock Of Goods the
pubic invited call auction where they will
variety IT useful and desirable articles that be sold
much less than customary prices have agency for
b.. article Silver Plated which you fifty
per by purchasing Of goods warranted of beat
y. We have. als. Jewery, which fur
nishvery cheap The ladies nv call
Stock craps iAay have the articles d. All goods
v i'll I've sold very cheap fir cash. BRYAN AkEKS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-17

uDRUNKa! PRUNkS!!-We have ON nm nd
just received, consigned erces prime Prunes
which we will sell low. LEE, JOHNSON Il co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-17

AkW GONCEkN.-rhr Wndrrsicmr hnsinx
~ associated thrnsrsss together under The
OjbtA n WINFIELD, tor the purpose cuudue ing
40 neral ,onniss and arding largo
aHi convenient Now Bik building b..in opposite
AMI Team Railroad Dnpot, duur below
Anderson. Adams Co., ia.c tLis method iniurN t.e,r
and public generally that the, 10
and dsscrI ton on A
reasonable terms "ther House Giy Ihuy viii
Ihe1 personal attention To The business" ptos
best efforts ali ma, or then, '. h
a "A IDt,pEN
" q e. WINFIELD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-17

HI SUPEa-PHOSPHATEO OF LIME,
Manufactur red from Formula Of
DIR. JAMES HIGGINS.
State Chemist OF Mar, and.
ENABLING PLANTERS TO DISPENSE WITH TWO
thirds Of Peruvian Guano for Fall seeding Sunim
crops altogether Packed in bags and barrels fully
ID Price $50 per OF ? 600 lbs.
The above article together with Pamphlets. giving full de-
tail of this valuable Fertilizer as, full accounts of Its mpor
and mode of application, can. be had Of
n HOII.INS& CO,
mar l3ts Sole Agents tor Lynehlu r
a lNC1NyATI md ~. l.oais RunAa for snte
u III snuus i.s suit nv PETERS, SPENCE ca
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-17

CONCENTRATES LHk.-A frrsh - pply Of
~ this invaluable article for making family Soap Just re-
elved aai for sale by w. A. STROTHER L. co.
Ella
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VIRGINIA GENITAL RAILROAD.

q II n a n
NORTHERN AND SOUTH HESTERy MAIL ROUTE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-17

aid DOMINION COFFEE POTS.-Jasss
" ceyed and Tor sae supply OF the justly celebrated OLD
DOMINION COFFEE POTS, which Will make tue best Cot
fee halt other Please cali aud
gel supplied Stove and Tin warehouse second door be
low Markea. Mum street lie l0ul Z. g. BLISS co.
AJOTlCE.-The nserChanss aod husincss men
N of Lynchburg hereby notified that student Of
will be allowed to contract debt
printed order bearing signature and that
NO M settled by the basis these
orders aS vouchers. SAMUEL h COX
sept5w President Lynchburg College.
" Rep. copy for ono month.
HOB SALE.-S5OOO Orange 4 Alexandria
: Railroad Bonds Low
ian lits PETERS. SPENCE & co.
~LO G KS: CLOCkS:! CLOCKs!!-The
subscriber has just received hundred CLOCKS,
Of all shapes aud to which he wodd invite the
attention Of hs friends and community at large Please call
aad examine, and you will ind the prices to suit.
REP eupy. fts l24si JAMES DIkWIDDIE
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SYLvlC 0BL: sXLvIC OIL:!-Ju.s recesy.
- ed. Dbl Syivic Oil Those who have been wai,,ss
can now be supplied WA. STkOTHEk s. Co
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NSAitf.-IBe kctprrs Of RrtectOrics Bar-
~ Rooms &c hereby notified that detected
selling Intoxicating drinks student students OF
Lychburg College violation of the special act Of Assembly
ihereano apperanng, will dealt with according to the
strict letter OF the law. SAMUEL X. cox,
srlt3ts President Lyuchburg College.
Y Rep copy for mnnth.
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PAYNE & CHRISTIAN,

Are Agents for the manufacturers ana sell at their prices
- Republican copy. jy 26 .im
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-17

PER-PHOSPHATK0 q LIN R.-Mischeil
- Crcasdales Bone Super Phosphate Of Lime prepared
from ground Bones Peruvian Guano long
edged fsissrs containing all the elements vigorous and
dnrsbe siimuan For sale by the Subscriber
than Peruvian Guano trial will prove economy snd 81.
psriority W.T.. ANDERSON.
Sits
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- 003k81KxLk0, BROS. 4 w., :
fkrcWsxnA AND Ds,LsNsN
DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS PERFUMERY, &c,
ls0N1sls0 u. Ger. RcsAssas. ~.
INvITe sAsAassn II IL Trade their asss snd varied
DRUo3 PAINTS, OILS. PERFUM dRY. &C.
n addition IN their regular sportsons a staple G"ds.
they dext irom h, productsen
aaA naasfsessrs supplies of Tooth Hair and *s6 AssAs
1rsss Cbrks Mssea %sssss Frsnea aad ksSi'sA PssJa
6Gbtss Esescs sad eAv arficts usually rmbaae
81 In Drusss stoehs whh tsey Also enabled TO offer
the most adv antAgeoua terms.
~ Orders either person by mallwip receive rromp,
astsati q. 4 :. z g ". o. col apply dly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-17
WHEAT THRASHCRS

VU>lE UNDERSIGNED having becomn Agents tor the
II schenectady Agricultural Works, will KEEP constantly
hand sample of their PSeu Improved Railway Horso
Powers Thrashsrs and Separacr Combined hrashers aud
Wnnowers This Thiashng machine received the FIRST
PREMIUM at the New York State Fair In 1856 and conln
10 give good satisfaction to all who have used them
THE HORSE POW Frs made very strong, and
e that requires the travel only about ID miles
hour thereby making IL suitable work either horses
upon them.
THE THRASHERS and CONFINED THRASHERS aud
WlNSOWERS constructed discharge all the
aud dust through the aud into the feeders face
Is usual with other kinds.
The Thrasher and Wi1aorre err has a REVOLVING WIRE
SEPARATOR which does the work perfectly than
be done in any other
THE SEPARATOR (riddie> has fork straw shaker hich
shakes the grain Of tho from the Thrash
Persons wishing examine these Thrashers do by
calling At here further Information will be given
concerning them. IRBY Il SAUNDERS.
jy l4ts
N PAINTERS.-A large stock 81 pare
- White Load. White Zinc, L,nsced Oil Spts Turpsntne,
varnishes Paint Brushes Yansh Brushes Colours Sc
For sale by JOHN H. SEAY,
y.ots Druggist.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-17

III F8 RBBnB RvB0S.-We have recei ved the
~ Life Preserving VEST that has just been PAT,
ented very desirable garment No be without
oGeCAlas cs7ul GLASS 4 RAINES
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A sI1TDEYTs EMEUTE PARIS


PARIS, Thursday evening, April 1Oth.-Some emo
ton has been produced in that part of Paris known
as the Quarter Latin by sort of outbreak which
took place in the Irish Ecclesiastical Seminary,
in the Rue DIES lrlandais,, not far from the Pan
theon. This disturbance followed, or was occasion
ed by the expulsion by the Superior of the College
of two of the Professors, with whom he had been
on no friendly terms for some time previous. The
professors received letter announcing their dismis
sal on returning to the college after short absence
and the porter, who was charged with the commits
sion, received orders not to admit them with
in the gate. They managed, however, to gain
access to their rooms by wall in the rear
which divides the. grounds of the building from the
garden of private house in the neighborhood As
they refused to comply with the order of the Supe-
rior whose sole authority to expel them they dis
puted, the police sent to the spot by order OF
the Minister of Public Instruction. 1t was then
that agitation commenced; and the students, about
20 or 80 in number, on being informed of what had
occurred revolted, and insisted that the professors
should not be elected from the house. The Com
missary of Police and an employee from the office
of the Minister of Public Instruction called
upon to enforce the order of expulsion 1t was said
that in the scue at the gate, of the professors
was roughly handled by the servants, who, the stu
dents allege, have incurred ecclesiastical censure
for having laid hands on a priest, both professors
being in holy orders.
The agitation was renewed on the following day
and the Archbishop of Paris had to proceed in per
to restore calm. An appeal was made to the
Minister of the Interior and the Cardinal Arch.
bishop and communications addressed by the stu
dents and professors to the board of Catholic bishops
in Ireland, in whom the supreme spiritual authori-
ty is vested. In the meantime commission has
been named to examine into the organization of the
college, and investigate the causes that have led to
these disorders. The commission meets on Satur-
day; the professors DESTROYS of appearing before
it to give the requisite explanations They received
however on Saturday last, an order from the Min
lister of the Interior to quit France instantly. They
endeavored to obtain respite till the Commission
met, but they yesterday received second official
communication reiterating the order to quit the
country: They leave Paris this evening for Eng
land. The servants deny having struck either Of
the professors.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-29
LAW ENCE

CIRCUIT COuRr OF THE UNITED SrATEs.-Before
Hon. William Fell Giles Judge. The following
business was transacted yesterday:
United States Us. Walker NJ. Tomlinson, indicted
on the charge of infictng cruel and unusual pun
ishment upon George W. Williams, a seaman, en-
ployed on board the barque Rainbow. Jury out at
the adjournment. Addison prosecuting; j. Stew
art and Giles for defendant.
SUPERIOR COURT.-Before Hon. Il. Collins Lee,
Judge. The following business transacted yes
terday:
Catherine Carroll rs. John Carroll. Decree pass
ed divorcing the complainant a cinculo matrimonii
from the defendant. Quinn for complainant.
CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-Before Hon. VIM. L.
Marshall, Judge. The following business was trans
acted yesterday:
Boggs, Cottman Il Co. William Mason. Mo
ton for a trial, argued by Ward for defendant
and Leakin for plaintiff. Motion overrued.
President and Directors of the Bank of Commerce
rs. Samuel Harris. Appeal from Justice Mearis.
Wallis for the Bank, and W. B. Perine for Harris
Motion overrued.
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Mr.. Collins is in Washington, on business re-
speeding the re-establshment of his steamship line
He claims certain amount of arrears of nav while
the Department claims balance against him. as
fines and forfetures for irreguarty in the trims of
his steamers. The pay is now by law Sl9. 600 ner
voyage. 1t is understood that Mr. Collins pronosed
to apply to Congress for change in the Eastern
port of his line, from Liverpool to Southampton
The reason OF the desired change is said to be that
the steamers will receive at SOUTHAMPTON Largo
shipments of French goods, which pay heavy freq6s
dispatch.
On last Thursday night five coal boats were sunk
in storm, on the Ohio, Hawesve dis
patch, dated Louisville, Saturday, from John NJ
Closkey to Mr.. VIM. II. Brown, of Pittsburg.
stated that Henry Brown, pilot, William Brown,
his brother, both Pittsburgers, and seven others,
known to be saved Thomas Flood, Charles
Strain, James Rafferty,, and John p. Render.
Henry Brown was but recently married. and
leaves a Young wife to mourn his untimely de-
cease.
John Turnal indicted for the murder of his sister
at Wilmington, Delaware, was placed on trial last
week A Wilmington paper says:-'He was, as
appeared by measurement, three feet seven and a
half inches in height. He looked in the criminal
dock more like little monkey than human being
ON trial for his life. 1t was evident that he did not
appreciate the position in which he was placed.
The first witness called proved that he saw the dead
BODY of the sister of the prisoners that her head
was nearly severed from her body, and that one
arm had been cut entirely off, The prisoner
was evidently an idiot, and the Attorney deneral
abandoned the prosecution.
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OPTICAL PHENOMENA OBSERVED DURING THE ECLIPSE
TO carry out Professor Ary's fourth ''sugges
ton, that persons who were elevated should ere
mark the changes of appearance of surrounding
Objects, Mr.. Swipey took a course of bitter beer
at breakfast, succeeded by Scotch ale and bottled
Guinness after it, which, by the time when the
eclipse was at its height duly brought him. as he
thought, to the needtu state of elevation. The OBJ
servations which hemade were somewhat indistinct;
| but he noted, that among the optical phenomena
produced by the eclipse, it made all the objects that
surrounded him look double.
The editor of one of the surviving Paris newspa-
pers, hoped that under cover of the darkness he
might print little news without the government
detecting it. The obscurity, however, proved too
slight to be of service. Although the paragraph
was printed in the very smallest type, fewer
than three hundred and eleven spies detected it;
and the editor warned that he would find HIM
self 'suspended' the next time he forgot himself,
and printed anything that anyhow might be con,
sldered news, or prove of any interest to any of his
readers.
POPULAR ASTRONOMICAL rural correspondent
complains of having been mystifed by some of our
contemporaries in their accounts ofhe recent eclipse
of the sun. He observes that those narratives
tanned numerous illusions to the climbs of the sun
and moon. Now, he says, that the moon, indeed,
has eyes, nose and mouth; fact which is discerni-
bic to the naked eye; and that being the case, he
can very well believe that the possesses the
features; so that the ordinary public-house sign
board representation of that luminary is cor rect
But he contends that the and moon are all face
more strictly than even tombstone cherubs so that
although they, both of them, rise and set to sit is
wholly impossible for either, and people who talk
about the limbs of those celestial bodies have not
themselves leg to stand upon.
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The Montgomery county, Va, Star says that
the hog cholera is the increase, and that 600
hogs have died Of it in the southwestern portion
of that county No remedy has been discovered
that will check the ravages of the disease, which
generally proves fatalin ten or twelve hours.
1t stated very positively in Washington letters
that not only Sonora, but Chihuahua and Lower
California will be offered to our government at a
fair valuation, and that an accredited agent is to
come to Washington with full power to act
The Montgomery, ala Naa says that Mr.. Bry-
ant Lee, (who is supposed to be insane living
near Marion, in that State, took up and whipped
to death two Of his negroes few days ago. He
has been arrested and held for trial.
The people of Texas are in fright at the rumor
that all the troops are to be withdrawn from the
Texan frontier.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-29

New YORK, April 2s.-Cotton is buoyant-sales
of 5000 bales to-day. Four is frm-saes of IA 900
55@4.70; Southern S4.5O@475. Wheat is heavy
sales of $4,000 bushels at ll0@ll6 cts. for South
ern red, and l2O@l30 cts. for white Corn is heavy
sales $1,000 bushels. White 70@73 cts. Beef
generally closed buoyant. Pork is heavy, at de
cline of 40 cts. for Mess. Sales at $3.50. Prime
Sl5,40@l5.50 Lard is firm-sales of 1000 kegs at
llM@l2 cts. Whiskey has advanced = ct:-sales
at q cts. Sugar is steady. Muscovado 5s@6H
cts. Coffee is quiet. Moasses is firm but quiet
Turpentine Spirits closed firm at $4,000 cts. Ros-
is steady, at ST. so a1oat. Rice is firm, at 32s @4
cts. Freights firmer. Cotton rates generally
unchanged Flour Is. 3D. @ls. I'D; Grain 3D.
651id
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Gov. Packer has pardoned Henry L. Acker, Esq,
editor of the Pottsville Standard, recently convict
ed of libel and sentenced pay 500 fine and costs
OF prosecution. The libel consisted in the pubica
ton OF a communication in reference to the Farm
ers' Bank of Schuy1i county.
confidence woman in Boston last week
heeced the treasurers and selling agents of fourteen
of the large corporations by representing that per
husband was sick, and that her purse had been sto
len in the cars on her way to see him, stating that
he was at work for the company. The money was
to be returned next day.
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FROM WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, April 2S--It is said that both of
the new regiments of volunteers will be mounted.
Probably the riflemen cannot be called out nor can
any other military operations be pushed forward
until the passage of the deficiency appropriation
bill upon which depends the operations in Utah
and the trains and supplies for the army.
The indications are that both Houses will vote on
the Kansas report tomorrow.
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MOVEMENTS OF SOUTHERN STEAMERS

CHARLESTON, April 27.-The screw steamship
Memphis, of CromwelPs line, arrived here this
morning. from New York, after run of SO hours to
wharf
SAVANNAH, April 27.-The United States mail
steamship Alabama from New York, arrived at her
wharf at o'clock this morning well.
The screw steamship Thomas Swami of Crom-
wells line, from New York, arrived at her wharf
this morning.
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FROM HAVAYA-FROST At THE SOIrTU

CHARLESTON, April 2S.-The steamer Isabel has
arrived from Havana. 1t was rumored Gov. Gene
raj Concha had resigned, and that his successor was
Condo Marmoral
Arrived at Havana bark Justice Story, from New
\ ork, and at Cardenas the bark Martha Ann from
| Portland.
There was ice formed in the neighborhood of
Charleston and Augusta this morning
Sugar was dull. Fine qualities declined most
MoIasses was steady. Prime was advancing
! Freights lower.