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OGNfAGIoE AID sos 0SCONTAcIcS--msForN or 9osR
tN1lsE LfGisL Tlos--k EEw sIrE ~ fEosPsOr.
Tie c ns,elorizfe srd ral.cart1gorits who hsvo %
lorg sni i,ly crast the ch2ra3ter Of yelw ever
ccp uostc The rronrietY or naprcpriay
Of reconsruct buildings just harmed TO sshrs
At tle cuarsrine grapnc. fhe diepuse w.s sisare ;
rm DOT hereioicre spuasent u the controversy
hss been the qusstiua wtehor r,ald really
communicate sns yelo~ fever TO another, sud IL IL
not vet settled 20 tho general satisfaction. Now wi be
oo,cd whetaer ~ rubrc money shan auy longer 10
pcntcd IL tn9talvIS the doctrines % te hs1oal q
cug,s least sas wold pc tne mos, practical npa
vteful say - coDdrSspg windy arGumeN Fo~cycr
tois may be, thego to nsay naytgss Etcrcsson r.
sreno ,hs purc y 10 dysr'e iron ,hsr ueoa
chtse after 10 spols fGe qTorreiy o. qnarraes end
sher ncseafy aIi. org beon On ntao.i soas cyT aNr
cal 4urfs, aid iho ssn,o y &c word @ u tsvor
no syr,cn. re o,lec, ia pDln EoeHsn, IN 70 prevent
be communication from e~ualy 70 Gaosher ~ ccn
isgocS .isc.sea ~ aesps or r,eu aanaag gools sui
icters !" by precautionary Tho to icrn,r aro
subjected 70 temporary crogne4 II, 4po ho two LATER 10
a pTo-,ss of depuratco Letters ho- yer, not In
his oou,:ry subjected t. ny dhnfcc,ing proccss
Tyrcrarcc hrye'y tsscacr TINT ooui1Sion lay
mart oo,h IN msn, aniAai aud eSeetask sahs,srccv Il
not dev.crcd wtin rcls-nEola trie I: - cposte-sa
tl-t &C c91ngra roi '1eri ~, W. "lu.rsrt'ua'
CONES siola iho i;alsn meaning period u i0sy days,
aarrg sbi,h sssapcesd rersrn Was 99cr,urvol'an,s
y. hie LaAlh shs'iHsa ~ F@i' ~ f1se''0 "aPeJ'
ron, lec.e'Gry 70 tbs CoaAc q hnath ~ frAaet naie
10 lse. v stated - t,e opaos " ihe rfesc phgs,.
--.--. -. -. -. =. -, :. -,
elis snN 100 Rsoa tset s'ui' 1os ue e,rAa1t "a ="
huaan tystop tbar fltoea s2yg. aiso rs
- .d ,rnsn ia. amir, rls x,th ,,e sYcee n cf ths
cat ysrlass ospTot 1sen.os'c aa posca " iElcools
dh Gcndr iee "a thiLs hare bnea -lascd ~
sus5spr5ie rro ur1.sasceptble. All si,h substarcss
- VOL, sns an Raancr, srd .7en cotton. liucr.
and pspsr, &c sappaGad capable q uGagrr't.Eg -
,s.c ~, rsrsi.tnre ~ tllg ..a,c \, r., rer g,.r.
=, - N, -. :, -
iAc'n-so 'V'"e 't"'s sc i""sN" ''e'' A'' '0o'.ihs
( nad bCGGIg IN ~ Eleh are adm.Lal = b. RANK Win
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fse..nnni Insciii..ene.


Daring Tho 49,, Of secIo,yy 30. 20 on Fos,. Csm-
fcrt - We cSlad en- ~ ccmr.iee f-on - Sastlk
son ocsef gna 1e'cb, sEd iavlsi = p',asr n gaS-
ic dwntr a. NafGik. fre1sng tie.. a. neass
psiieS ne tscresaFy % eeclno g. nvi,ai5r
TtoS.cse;a1y .. Var Ia re.ssrosd 70 w--h.ng.r.
aa0r u Iconara. Il. .. a Uar 1snaav A. ". ps,-teS,
u. New Nl't.rd OF f1g a. md n3n Sag. ~ abas
= Lnu'-iafa, iey ., he lsaa y 80 stucaoal el.s5
lahneDs y. that paiN 80 n Ws4lirg,0n.
"A sisted - ruaor " II, NessaskA Asr-s.s- ~.
IoycgrCv rcbEt,son viii mos likely resiss ~ pcs'
sen Ct 6overBor Of fha' reru.ory.
Nsv Zsstary aSsar, a. lne 11,s .ipcriocr, seasen-
yiils uhi,, a. sued Vn H. Ahsoa. o. l,e Hs9f, sce
5000. mo cs'm q Tor asDs. . 4one character ~
ss,cc ppss,sbla "a tbe HTglt
MS sai ,ta. Hon. John a. wtsolsr os so-. afost,s,
'to sinses % Nicaragua who ssnzoi No rt<er "a.
.crutncp., sii 10 teac ere. Tho m.xson 70 Paraguay
srer'csns rfsisfec 4, tie psgsing Ofso " irsir
Bsla~ic 4 Co ~" rlscs Dc v s-'i'sc pMw'--
sss sos-gr, . Noss: l''s,. hs;'h larn.s y.
ep f,h .sd fs,iiy NJ. No sss,as'a .ra ry : J.
Y ss, sau.r Jehas qrl. M ,,dy, Jan Y /. y. =.
letts ~ Z GslsOr 9 ; Il Isi.,,s = rrsi.a. - q.
av = re'i.. = Jso,a'ga ~ S.,,i u, q s,s's,. -, q,
rs t, !, ~ 80 e.. n \ Ssa,.,. @ 49,, @rs s.s'
s@ 700 81 stS se5' j.. osir,-sia,. d. i.lS.,i.
pa =. tNrnr'. = = Nt,itfth.is. - - "a
S.seaa. Jss-s i s.isa, rssrs,iyssis i !. = c'ei,
fr.tkn r.s rss o-lsA,s = y iopfofs ' 4 l,c..-e
,sn, ta.,s tsw'rs : ~ ibeus. soa' s,,s
lssf%t iasfstts srss--y 4 Eussir aaa : gise..,.
e' & ~. go, e''f. ros = ,ss go is'y rss.
',or,a .,sasI,r. 4. nrpst'r tor.pe '1-@ Tor.
,,bel.4. nt... ii III tacn..s I,a..,,r II - i /.
s.ns,r ri.tgs, sc--st3 \ ~ l.sss A. alsar 80
siahA -Srr y ~ ,uyar
...
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Fson Rtsra.as - II tss sia>tsfab &c W.
a.s,A Ars A'v gs.n, ~ eslses z sr = NS ,s-d
MrsG ntne. Nee Is psis<s, r. !, II. . y e y sr-s
coicr Nss krd flss NoFs, View, IRE y" d. JoAr
jssn:ss \ ssA lrsssssy. . osn M ! 4. = ssss
:. trum se.ari.h Y tse ,lo.m.s 4, Aag5, NFys
regn. 1s- onA frsossn 4 b. ~ = sna Hdv, soma -
q Fetslsrs = n fa.n0sS, = i.,rrNas y Ylac-
3f.nt y S'rnaGcr Y Bs.tiett ApvelL .rxsaoes
FarA q n WlyNeh " hhe Np-ti. q Y Er~t = " tpr.
sn, Yfr hlL~t N Meyer lrtrs-, 9ffsn 4
s0te .cl llastsr fatsrcyr. hlls.r a E1iyt
IIsNss,s D.,sAN = sgan a. y -. " ssss.s M
rrpf, s,s,s n -, 49,. - 80. y 80,
-, 4. -. .ss,ass,.,1. ~ 7. ~ NU@R
"a Y ,.A1'a "a w.essAss ~ = - ,,-.-
q itifoid, lr ch,s sahgy ars l,sy > rs-sr- ~
Horss-, y B0su.
p,or- sryrna in ,hs osrs woseYr'e.-asv Jw Parso-s
A. srffv =
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fIen ~ATatcs, An d h@gk hAgls AstFe y ~ f~nA
FrGn Navssu r. IL L. tFlE gs-- CIR f0s hsc
No-treIq-l No lfAe - Nssla HE - J~Do~ l.
! "a. fs6r rett /. II fr.@ b4-sra ts-F trsss ant IA
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Lsaatho.l.es on Lomg Island sound.

lEb iOtA, ,@vs ., 1000.
JAMES GoRncv BENNETT, Iyq--
smA c'y caper has lately published sie,er so.npi in
rg mat Ne teh " lrons Neck, On ne ssass, 10 not
properly kcqt, an rablc siscnson IsI taea Dsoa
drawn 70 tLs light, thul rcacbCn 70 rccJrnf
ior the fsct Lss is not, n presoa' breh usual.
TIE gcfescr apparstus md lss'e-a Ess'l Ness
Lcw eelrF n1sn down. aad belog ssp@sd ~ toisd
crcer lrasnc iilrm.Hling ap9srsiag, Snh q cc~ and
srpCricr lantern.
Tho sHbrt.ution taxes fomo onYs. cgsg 10 t2e
noce rg e ,hr uoEry ~ Lac 20. u Toe ,cser sni IN
ho st rnn .sI1prrery Light o.mTd " tcr'o g'1Ds 'ss
h.nts tas hpcu Sxai,ci. aca ya - ssb.iea iof day
iva .Ef..
a tlBlar uufiu..on vii shortly take pisrs ~ Great
Gsp,sur, SGr eaik, ea. IA,ls Hg st rsnslluusF..
Py preirhnJ tic stle ucEt8 .tAnSA IN tn1 ls-ssr,
you w coucr great lavOf unQn ell ~ 1sclis saB
rsyaaIs u as Sgund 70 ae tori 0raFg iacsrgccenc,
tcr MT % % sYciAe4 n N. sDtsLac " perfect
hrnfrg nrparH - Tor tao rCneeor tBrFs wmsa .tlt
Va ugc IN xlna hghtsc.acs. IA. ST. q. MORTON.
Cgrps 81 EeSipsars,
i1gntborse frs lceeI }. fhir Gssr'Sl.
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T~rTERs From THE People.

A TTlEsN VIEW o. QUARANTINE 4AErEaS -fAtE+
CmiIY ~ THE P0LfCT CoAAtssIofass.
~ I'm EnuoR op HxvAfn.
NV YoEv, Sept I, tsss
Your article "a todaye psper--" toe burar of tho
ouarartipe as yiewsd ~ ire rerchsne upirteDor ay
does nlrstice % thc Mayor, snd Know ng you sre
alive 70 the interests of hs public and asllce, b's
your ocnsdoranon % The sexual faos tscsv gocd ot
zen r1u't ndril tho oecesyor strict quaranvre sGs
o,ns, az whs.cvef ,he pvais grievances Of some ner
eean's n be, The vcsloriy vul ~ so4tesce Il,
pus ctcei oliv sssirt 80 eu.f naestrts 6lmg s't
rJi-g cut Wotc lsur,s Vtt1 tsvt vt flr asvtd We
non l-t tGg n laa casaS ys,sE -,sl. ]. waa srcay
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THE LATEsT TNTETJIGENcr.

orAPAvTrr, 4rSoly--rrS Ccroc~ ?. N.
NO attempt las yet been maze % arc toe buildings on
the outside ~ To wal Qiite large c,osd copsrs
rated at Neutps N.n. Il n though, the Dr,liings will,
however be Gf fst-oyed befere piornlpg.
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some Is 10 20 per csns rno preesn. eaies woia are k
he rue much aDoyt tho ordinary ,bAsss seeGea
by competent par es 06ly fair reauoeralu0 n oasa
ssArily ergsaoc Ia osrseous proximity % the 9eh,w
lever tram ~D.ch opr seropoHsn ponse snfok} aad
wtO we're obliged, ifoa sae very commencement 81 tne
ssasou 0 tunnis u al ne qnsrantuo regulations "a Ils
po;t and fan she rss oi bav, fn par ia work NaS
that the sesstn ~ IN over ard fci work 80
co fed Other ihteys oier to 40 /. frr less sass b1t
must ts ea,ley.o hsi, Gadsf aarsla pee6su
,kDs, tho fever cen s. cesy be conveyed 10 the cHy
ths cargo or among re crew Of ghsr as IA tho ias5f
Adacoe. 10 The Eu5oritas FOR their iusrSnsss itoT
ths rsents Of WAonahsy; but whom aocs tos
edge OF the writer sbas Mayor Tamann actively
eTgag during tho whole % fnarsoay IN en6esvofi0y
have the police sens down tc 5e saad Bat Tbs .iasos
hat hin self no power 10 employ the police By as IN
ssranertaty arms sni samua,lion gers prepared 70
en-, ard had be been pyoperls supported oy Clin
m ssneys OF the Metropolitan Ponce tbs disa-tsrs o.
Taprsony n2Di would have Aeen prevented. A IT was
he only reted whn assured ~ tie Custom iopse a0ter
ties kat one hundred Untod Sa1s marines Sood bs
pace We armed fad tents or the sccommodaon o the
.isk furnahCd. FOO uu.h olnemps cAg00t be
Shown for tee s1oramus in command os tho ma
rines on eisr6, FOR h,G outrageous conduct IL not
preventing lhe basn,ag Of the ban inss
DS any assis ince 70 the helpless alex le aag ssgeA
20 bis nsructions, bat Lgon hat grounds d4
them TO Inc mob C1u1 nc DOT ny sna,lc dupl2y "
his force and Without exceedng It's oyders, have prevent
Sd rlco i@ ess acs Auss be sat ,of HuraOrs1' - u.e
lcisilg &C uncn hnTany 10 removing tne sack
oaagerY Tho rphc ..l deDEnd iEoua rottss Sss<a
tars o. u. Navy TIA! hs ehcer 10 broaso, = actur
hA'a1 80 11n y "iNsa n'suo'' ne ~ Z. ,@SS r.
asSor renahn arc ,! cne 40 Tey c1unecsed eih h CT
the Qaarlntno. aad ooy ~ TIC ocsco tna; llc3 MAJ
o0nc 70 ose Sno Az h,nea IN tao erdsavcr 70 To6 at
public good. aIrGlta.
HSlEr HISTORY or rHe QUARANTINE.
HEr:AIn.
ac. ,ey, ,,o u, n;,. , r,e,,o, Ia . rn,~t,, v,,.h
- !, ~ l., r., ,,,, = :, .,, -
,'sses@os 10" sau'e noe''s "psH"i upon 'ho "s", ~
80 .s rrys.s property npon irdvlduas. rho duy Of
sbe STATE "a "a nroter e c,,,nunv fras diaessa ana n
has no constitutional power to introduce It suca manage
rcnt o. sn establishments, MI ny an individual Soud
seata cs,nron nnsanca a no,s The lass ea,,r, n, mt
..-.-..., ..,,,1, . - !. : III, !,
80 10y - a'iE0f 80 oah
wv = r.1'-o '.V4' - A''" - p''P''S "tsAi.' -
VaAfsinne eheiosWe cSas'shg o. nry aces, Taa 1Ks1
by the State ;os puehs ua, hfoug Conn ssioneEs, gsn
the vcstry o's. Andrew Che ch and portion of II sub
seqoenty s'ansed to he general eavornnsDt FOR public
~, s ~ : 10. . W
wsre Il ar rsa,r 4 r the pogs u the suh sd
probably nc qaaDtiy q ilhi tns coniemncd vas sui
'I G ~ :. a ~ a .11 wv. y,
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voIcE pnon STw IsE.sy


Such surprise bas been lot h. me community n gone
fi a the eatgria comments ,hai haze a2poasoa ~ iho
hslp icr ~ lat tEo tteo lays ou lie saseC, ot
tu nrg ibc Quaranlirs buildings a Gaso Island re
gsRuo tra heretofore rro.o-rcd 70 BE- sw ans order
pafer, aud u = hard - scccru. f1e n. lon.rary
course sccms % have Adopted In this o1ir,so,as
case. 10 he Rere ~ NC ga a-d ah irs4. Il
spTcArs ortniy 70 sanction tao osursc rnroei by
the salen lslsndeis r tasE dSeGs Of irees6aram,
rurosr ana obstruction; and then gre iur.nor BY AVS
ns the Soyeraor tor the prcsert o-cupy tcrton o.
New Jersey 10 W.T. sandy foot a aav ana ~ nazards-
70 vet he cone al once, TIA, ID must sandy a.ok
leaving 70 The lure hs bnsnogs OF NEGOTIATING Wdn Nev
Jersey teIreoAng the lermg OF tbe ocrupsnrY. fhis
seems ruch lke rnrt hanging fnsa .ryrg him a..
trrnr :, snc We can hardy fupCoss GoveTcos kng vii
feel hTseH Safrasted m She of ss'er sSsle
apG . Nfe.0ppg 70 icsce unon her shores yellow teTef
srd snaipox hospitals aad lotG cd r1ps, aai ~ &C
cteer sfea tnan shat her o.n eia1srs w nos tsrte
tive rui~ence on ueg o~n rhores me edt " o. tns
HtRttp UGss have CHAR knavlaoae 0f tss ltisr use
kfsn - a any iorAes appusse0 10 New Jc- ~ -
stlsure fcr - deffadirs purpaee.
~cnll cny rAy. tuss VITA or without the clnst = x
tho ltENstNe. Nes OK wp1d had nn1rs go hiras IN
Aev JeIfey tsat guuic least ~ r. Jmuty snse
IL - or ger'us anu ~ pra1s GonNnoet tn0 Brifs
epE~2cy - Ter oNn cfizrns otSs Ueen ,oN1fa poefs
AJENEN ~
rhN srArYMyNr or DR. Gis SLL.
II 1ttg prtFCE NNeAtu.
rvles scn several srti,ie r. rs 1sFy shs,;a + Nc-
fcis ecc.eng iio 'uGefFs eul s,vitgls q 10 Iowa
..sN ea-lir'so on Wo5nesssg All Lar. isy osEa,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-01
hpost ofnco nssorms.

II Il initiated BY thsss who profess 10 have OPP
lportunities Of gaining iniernation Of the sub
stance Of forthcoming reports from the Heads OF
Department to Congress. that the Post Master
General will recommend plan for sending email
sums VI money through the malta by drafts Of the
Department. similar in somc respects TO that now
lpracti.ed in England. Some plan, whereby safe
Nv in the transmission Of the numberlsss sums Of
money that are annually committed to the mails
shall lie secured. would be a consunmaton de-
vcuty to be wished. In this respect. the system
Of checks whic,, has been introduced into the En-.
glish postal arrangements, constitutes striking
contrast 10 our i'll conceived i'll contrised. and If
p ~sible, worse executed system Of registry.
Many persons imagine that when they use tho
prccantion to hive letter If value registered for
which privilcg" they pay nh extra bones to the
Departmcnt--they are secured against loss, the
Government being responsible for the amount thus
deposited with its officers There ian be no great
er mistake as the unfortunate depositor will learn,
when after having thus taught dishonest officials
that he has put money in their care, and published
the fact-which il were better to conceal along
with his letter. he find, that the latter never
Tcutuet lth uerttIhti"h, "pH WV WV
~ rcpudatcs all respon .blity in the premises.
/ We regard the system Of registering letters ~
perfect humbug QUO by which mn advertisement
is made to all tho Post Masters and agents through
whose hands they pass. to the effect that the let
tiers NJ mark cd are valuable; more Of which, We
dare sAy, fail from this cansc, Of reaching the
parties for whom they were intended, than if their
ynlue we're unknown
We see no reason why the Department might not
adopt the English system in Gar to make
drafts for small amounts rayabl" upon pres 'n,a-
ton nj any particular Post Office. There might
be grave reasons why the Port Office Department
should not oher facilities TINT can nov be met
throu9h .hr banks and exchange brokers, but III
sending small amounts from interior towns wh.lo
there are no banks aud it il impossible To- get
drafts, the Department M ght render essential SER
vice to the public. Especially to newspaper pub
fishers, who receive uncurrent notes from distant
points. md sometimes have to be shaved
fourth the amount of said sums--might this ar
Management be very useful. A draft Of the Depart
ment mailed in Texas or California would be hon
orcd here and without risk or loss to the party TO
whom sent We think the subject is worthy
the attention of Congress. and hope it will receive
favorable consideration.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-01
Gold at Pixies Peak.


The editor VI The 81. |. uis Mi>snurij Democrat
had yisir recent ll+e-ss.-+-M. Miller. Esp. uf
Danhy. Tompkns county. New York. VIII, hal
just returned from the gold digginEs en- the south
Platte lie had some fine specimens If the pre-
cous metal in his possession unl stated that prn-
ty ui gold could lie had by those who we're willing
to work for ii. lie likewise inhrmed tho editor
that the earnings Of the members Of the Law
renee Company. to which he belonged were from
81 to S. per day. obtained by pan washings; but
that il they had been provided with proper uten
sl. aad machinery they could have realized from,
$40 to $50 per day The amount Of gold. Mr.. NJ.
thinks, is not ~ extensive us reported by some.
yet there will be rcmuncrntivc yield to all VIII.
engage in seeking it. The living At the mines has
been excellent, there being plenty Of game in the
vicinity which ia obtained without much Difficult
ty. The Lawrence Company were in camp five
months, worked hard. and had no sickness. Tho
climate wns deli ghtiul, and all had much improved
in health. Mr. NJ. il on his way home 10 spread
the news among his nrighbors, and will return in
the sprlng. whca lao thinks there will Lc an I'M
meusc rush to thr gold fields. A number Of mi-
Iners would remain On the ground during the win
ter and no fears were entertained Of unusual SUI
fenng.'
This We doubt not, IL very fair account. and
we have recently scch. Gold, We are told, can he
had by those who are willing to- work for it. TIN,
sentiment holds good even where there nu nh-
soluie gold dgsings, aud if ull men woul,l hc 90,
erncd accordingly. there would we presume h..
less ambition for spnsmodic wealth by adventure,
to the mines of Pixies Peak.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-01

AZ laMFNsf WiNprALL.- The Cumberland Md.
Nlr.aninu says that an old man nnm.l John
Hrohst. living in the Gladrs, in tim, county, re-
Gently discovered that he was the rghtiu owner
Of II large tract Of land, in til" richest mineral
regions Of Pennsyl vania undcrlaid with immense
Of coal and iron. and valued ut SS,OO0.000
Brolst, it is said lived ON the land fifty years
ago, bccnmc involved through his brother. mort
aged his property to its then full value, and
IL Maryland, where he has ever since lived
.h i..,li gent circumstances. The property subse-
.,uenlly passed into the hands OF his nephews,
who afterwards sold it to a wealthy COMPANY
fhc difficulty Of giving good title to the property
lesi tn the fact that Brobst was still alive. lie
was searched. found, and taken to Pennsylvania
and according to the Allcganian, has sold out all
his right for the sum If 81. 0OO.0 900.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-01

Boys ToNcrr FASTENED TO LAMrPosT.-
HIS Father Cuts ATay.--On Saturday morning
little fellow, about eight years old, son of Mr..
Chilean, bookseller while playing with some Other
bays on North street. approached n lnmp-post and
,nrelrs !, applied his tongue to its gray'frostcd
surface. wnrn in an instant to the boy own hor
rrr and utter establishment Of his playmates, he
was held ihr ny his tongue I" the post, suffering
,cr.y se,crc pam. and totally unable to help or
cNtrca,c himself OF course tho boy could not
speak, and could only manifest his feelings with
his bands. Various applications of warm tea,
Steam. &r. we're made i,y some neghh"rs, who
tcnrd tie unusual noise made hy the other boys,
and came to learn what WAS the matter. but OF no
n,all such was action of the cold irun that The
h"li was even getting tighter When after about
ten minutes and clAl,>ed the boys father head
Of the affair, aud fastening to his rcliet. he took
q knie and was obliged 10 cut the tongue loose,
leaving its skin still fast to the post aud ca, sing
the blood to How YER. prouseIy. Immediately on
his release the poor little fellow became insensi-
lie, and was taken home. Lohdon C. w. Press,
I'D
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-01

FORTUNATE ESCAPE FROM LYNcniNo OF THE KAN.
sAs DELEGATE TO CoNGREss.-Marcus j. Parrot,
the Kansas delegate TO Congress, attended hall
ut Platte City, No, last week. when the following
incident occurred, as related by the Leayenwor;h
Herald
Mr.. Parrot was received with courtesy and well
coined with the noted hospitality of the citizens of
Missouri. Notwithstanding this. he was guilty
Of gross violation Of etiquette, indirectly insult
ing the community hly proposing the toast mo
more Slave estates" Coming from man of his
position and antecedents no misconstructio
culd poasibly 10 placed upon it. The citi.ens Of
Platte City felt that they were nsulted In their
own homes, and would have resented it had not
Mr.. Parrus made an exit in manner not alto.
rether consistent with the dignity of delegate tc
9 .ngress. II Nd and succeeded in placing him
self beyond Inc power and vengeance Of an out
lrassd community BY bare and bolts.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-01
From Washington

The New York Tribune's correspondent tele-
graphs as follows:
The Cabinet was in session again to-day till a
late hour. engaged upon Mexican affairs. The
Spanish Minstes denies that his Government in-
tends war with Mexico, and Lord Napier and
Count Sartigss express emphaticaly their disbelief
that anything serious will result from the move
ments in the Cult.
The Secretary Of the Navy has taken precaution
n send orders TO have all the available vessels at
the various Navy Yards fitted out with the utmost
dispatch.
VI. Letters received by the last steamer from Mr..
Meade, our Minister 10 Braxil, gave very iaynra-
ne sccocnt Of the state Of things in that country
Hs spe.xs IN Giving terms "ftAe happy condition
dsclasas that a,sw lathe last chance t. get Cuba,
- sanle - The prospect Of the war between
y asAenA nssieo - csrtain 70 lad to the ac quis
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-01

Judge Eysns Ex-Gov. Adams is the candidate
q. the advocates q rc-opening the Slave Trade.
While the ether side distributes its votes between
.Qsv. Manning. Baspwsll Rhett and moQnsen.
ma CHANCES se,msto be n favor Of Rhett.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-01

I I'IW
receiving, aud hss in s"c = complete assortment Of
school and Mc lancn Books. Letter tap and Note Paper
Bank Books stationery ap Fancy 'd- suitable for the
coming h. .a,s all ard tn, stock before purshas
Ing els J., will 10 offered 10 all and parc-
uiaii, 10 iu-c wi. j n on 'he cash system -
dee d.. IL G VI TOR.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-01
From the Scientific american.
Sc WING MACE INE s

WE " r.iug WHEELER & Wilson's tatent. and We
81 regard 10 1t that It is without RIvA \" other
Machine exceeds IN it's ala ation 10 all the Of
Is staple easily put out of order when
hands aud tiivencss and hnish.
Ma hnc ahead We stat" this much In
this Machine rspo,Sibty, and ithnu,
the A shcst paragc other Ma hines well
the lie aud W hope, thereby t. time an trouble
in ring lct',H wtirh frequently comes TO va with
p,irirs nhcl ng th. sui
Par sale "a .y,eltnrgby
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-01

DErLoRABlE SUICIDE OF NoV>G LApY.-Thc
Coroner. DIR. Bis.ini,rc, was called yesterday
evening To hold inquest at tho south east al
Franklin avenue mud Fourteenth street. On the
body Of Anna Nandrryrett, young lady, aged
about twenty one YEARS there found lying dead Ii
appears that for year past the deceased had exhih
lied symptoms Of hereditary insanity, or an at'cc
ton Of the brain. To which her father had been
subject. sumo lme ago her arrangement Ind
become 81 marked that m application was made
for her admission 10 the Lunatc Asylum at ful-
ton, in this State. but, that Institution WAS al
ready fall. she was placed under treatment 1T til"
City llospital Of this city, where she remained IL
few months without beneficial results, and was
either discharged or left of her accord. Late
ly shc had Teen living with her family at tho
place mentioned above. She st!l had periodic
returns of her malady. and sometimes wundere
away from home and was gone two or three days
At time, without however occasloniDg much
sclicitu ie About six oclock ON Thursday eve
mag She lc,t the house and was not sccn after
wnr,s until Yesterday morning. when servant
going ipr water, discovered her h!eless body in
the cistern. The unfortunate girl was evidently
in a worse mental condition during Thursday
THAI she had ever been before, and was particu-
larly melancholy and detected in her muods of
al crration, expressing several times during the
day the opinion that she was not long for the
world. No Importance was attached to these hal
fluctuations, however, except rs proof that her
mind was teeoming more and more disordcred
1T would seem that, in Of her fits Of delirious
dependency. she went to the cistern, and finding
it covered, undid tho fastenings ind threw herself
in.
The deceased is spoken of as a young lady Of n
sweet aud amiable temper, generally, and Of more
than common personal beauty. She was . native
OF Holland, and emgratel to this country with her
family about twelve years ago.---& Louis Rcpnb-
licdn Sdtuyyidy.