Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-02

4 Tho Ulah service alone Not only i the Army
| .upplisd With mules aud wagons but there -,
,hey saw an actual surplus left over from the hea-
w purchases for the Utah Expedition. Every
,o1nt In 10 be closely watched. and the Admins
traton will be held To strict responsibility for ev-
| erv dollar Of expenditure estimated for.
| frberc il no doubt that Major Phelps viii be
! Chairman Of the Committee Of Ways and Means.
| lie has been 10, practically. since the beginning
| Of the Thirty fourth Congress There will be- two
| and n,.sby three vacancies TO fill the Com
mittee-J CLANCY jones, John Kelly and John
| Letcher should the latter be nominaDed for Gov
| crnor OF Nirgiuin.
! INTERESTING IRON StsoRA---1noticr Rcrolhtion-
| o,u Wrem~nta Pfoyrtsf.--We learn ly private
| letter received from gentlemen in Sonora. that
another revolution is ninut brenking out, that the
| Gan.lnra party, once the powerful party Of the
STATE are about to take the Geld against Pesgueri.
| the present Goyernor. 0andoras army, IO
strong is now on it's march north: having entered
| the State from the south, and being joined by
| many Of the citizens. II is thought there is no
| doubt of his success, as the people are tired Of
| Pescueri's government. and are DESTROYS Of \
| change to n more liberal policy Ganpora has al
| WAYS been friend t. foreigners, Is enierprising
| humane and witbal, accomplished gentleman
! Two of Gandora's Suns, who were in prison in
| Sonora have escaped. fearing personal injury
They are now at Tubac Arizona the guests If
son,e of their fathers personal friends
This movement has nothing to do with the rev.
| oluton in Mexico proper, Us the State Tor n long
time acted independent Of the central Government,
| although each Governor has given kind Of dec
| lnra,ion in favor Of the President, and then has
done rs he pleased, holding Guayamas as the
| Treasury Department.
This gentleman says that the success a Gando-
I'm is m event to be hoped for by all who have Mt
| heart the welfare Of Sonora, whether annexed or
remaining indcpcndcnt.-NE Times Of Tuesday.
.os---
| MEL.NcHoLY nrATm.-It is painful duty to
note the death of Mr.. Thomas Bazcll. jr.. son
| of the esteemed Chief Justice of Flouda. He re-
sided Mt the navy yard Pensacola. whore he held
the important post "f assistant civil engineer, and
was returning home on board the steamer Cnl-
houn together with his wife, from Tallahassee,
where he had been n visit to his fathers fam
iIy. The steamer arrived ut Apn'achicola Bay on
Saturday. October Goth, and lay at the West Pass
anchorage waiting for til" mails \ little girl,
| daughter Of Mrs. Bnzard, one If the passengers.
| fell from her chair the hurricane deck and roll
| ed overheard when the gallant and knd-hearted
Ba!tzell. seeing the accident, jumped overheard
to save the child. and was drowNcd hnscl. in his
noble effort Ia save the life Of another. Three 81
the officers aud passengers also jumped in, and
the child saved by the mate of the steamer.
Those on the steamer threw liie-prcseryers, chair
ropes. &C.. to linn. hut he seemed not to notice
them The mate when he WIS let %, showed
Mr. Baltzrll char. and told him to take hold o
it, hut hc must have been hewiler"tl from s"me
cause unknown, for he paid no attention wha,
The mate said, and sunk. Ills body recover
I'd after being in the water one hour and n hall
The Young gentleman was about twenty-foul
ears of age we believe. and the Stale never gave
irth to nobler son nor more talented intellect
-Apaiichicoia id'r,iiSer
DEArm or RoHrRr OwE>.-Thc Europa bring
in trlli.ence Of the death OF the celebrated Robert
O ven in his Ssh wear. Mr.. Ovens name wa,
il nnifcd with sun Try re!ormaory movements
He proposed 10 reconstruct society, projected ,
val ictv of mca Surcs for the elevation 1t mankind
n nd lalorcd diligently in his vocation of philan
t. ,r ,pist lie was born in Wales in Ill. mad,
h Is mark rs light scholar in his native town a
til Early aye of rive years, went from school int
", ,cery shop. ami ut the age Of l went To Lon
40 !. When Is years old he became partner il
~ o, on factory, into which Arkwright's machin
ery al Just been Introduced: afterwards esta'
lish eli the Charlton Mills. near Manchester, an'
alte r. onducting that concern for some years. I'M
dert DO X the famous speculation ats Ncw-lanark
in 'oi land where he and his partners had tn
man ~, ,mcnt Of mills and II farm Of $50 acres
and /, y opulatinn Of 1000 persons. Mr.. Over
was / lie head of this enterprise for quarter q
n cen m y, expended great sums OF money, wa
vistc,! ny princes, clergy, and all the curiou
from al! untr!e', wrmc elaborate treatlses o
the be ef If n Government like that of New Ian
ark W lic did away with punishment and til
tcrrnrs f the pcnal law, and diligently dissent
mated is crnlinr doctrines.
In S1S he essavea to introduce the his
DIV of ,uu ,rnment in Mexico, but nnsucccss
full. III, aft orwnrd- nttemrtcd to establish a"Ne,
Moral {, nm nuntv'" which failed started "Li
Dor Excl an, re Bazaar which also met IL sudle
end ant in 1851, urged h- claims TO a seat i
P.rliame Mt, in which aaurt he Likewise failed.
Mr. Owen mi ,de several visits to the tnited States