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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-18

nsRkCT ROUTE To Tnk WEST a.d the
iusburg ~ ynehburs via Va Tenn Railroad yn,h
burg Bristo, via las, Tenn and Va k.,ro.d from
Ia Kuox Will. via kailr f m
se dalton West, RI and Atlantic Railroad
ton to chattanooga Nashville aud chattanooga railroad
from Cnatanooga via Memphis
Railroad from stevenson TO A.mph.
Through o.u, the above points and the Spring
and baggage checked through the office Side Ran
road commencing SUNDAY next tho 9th OF July. inst
and ''Hna %s n' A sI'' rA ss's TRAIN
Con Getting with the Richmond and D.nylle Trains, at
Bukevis Juneon) and with the through route Lynch
Leave Petersburg daily a,................ 53oock NJ
Arrive At farmsillo a...................... By
Arrive Lynchburg t..."'......."'.'.. 1890 T. NJ.
Leave Lyneheuig daily M................... 93o " "
Arrive nj farmvhln a,..............'..... A. NJ
Arrives, ButAeydle d unciion) "t.......... 2:l5
"''''' '''' faEiGnr TRAIN ''''
Counotn with Rcond aud Danvillo Trains at tho
Leave Petersburg daily ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AN
Arrive al fAfm.'Ile AT: .................. lao T. NJ
Arrive at Lyueht"rs at.....-..... G:2.
Arrive at Burkeylllr ,Junet,onj Observation-Disclosures NJ
Arrive Al PeitTsburg 20 NJ
An Accommodation Passenger Car for tue Way OF Local
Freight SO A NJ passengers going up or West viii
take the Mail rran at oci"k. A. NJ Stopping places
take aud put of be strictly
Il" charge the tran and in win the be opped
ANY other p",au sss,a"a. AaIr,son. saw Min tord'
Bursevie R'eas gIf bridge Farn,iie, Prospect ramp
HUI. Evergreen, ArpomatoA, Spout Spring Concord James
River
CITY POINT BRANCH
SoEth Side Railroad Freight and Passenger Trains leave
Petersburg da,ly (Suuda, sexe"pted) a,......7 a ~
Arrive at Chy Point st....... ................745
The above Trans with the James
leaving City Paint Norfolk morning
and Tuesday evening with the hue steamers hoanoke and
jamestown bound tor New York
Tho Afternoon Train this Road will be only when
there business Justify stopping places take aud
put of be strictly by those charge
Tie and Will the raim be stopped
point Friends Crossing Cedar Level and birchet> Cross
ing by 3tsI - H. ALI.sUP, SurI
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Mali. ROUTE.
VIRGINIA CENTRAL. RAILROAD.
E1arnassE 1aaazs.s.s aa;;ss;ss7fa j ;isas;B

Eans# .s sszs;s 80 ss%i -
NOR charlottesville STANTON icwisburg Charleston
II Va. Guysndonc, @c. Nv daily Trans for Washing
to" Baltimore. Philadelphia, New York. Wheeling, Cncin
natl Louisville.
as * MAJ and Passenger Train leaves Richmond daily
Night Accommodation Passenger Train leaves Richmond
daily, except Sunday,) at 5l3 p 81
The 6.IJ IRAN connects at ashingt"n with the 800
T. NJ, and the Ola r. VI with the 3l5 A Al Express Iraius
from W ashington for ihe different points above named
tU Through Tickle" can be '"eu'. in Lynehharg at III.
Err, Tickle, Agent
TO New York ..,......................sl7 80
TO Philadelphia. .....''..........'.'........ 10 w
10 Baltimore. Observation-Disclosures. III 30
To Washington aud Al, >ancr,a. ............ 10 30
Pa"''nge"t"r "ash s"n ae down at any Hotel upon
Pennsy w nia Avenue Tree Of charge
Mail Train al Rchnund with the o. 10 those
leaving by the Freight a. commodition =, $40 NJ connect
pots in Richmond "r to the Depot io
tel on Penn, wanna Avenue III Ashngon thus saving hack
Through Tickets procured in Washington Pitts
burg, Zanrsvl. lay Columbus. Ohio J.frr.
is Indian. polls, aud ync Indauana; Louisville
Kentucky 81 Lou Chctg, At, Ae, and all parts Of the
~ '"''''' rios popAMEAD.
aug3lts Gen supt
NOTICE To sIIlPPERs RY EXPIRES
~i,l hereafter ony received Express office during
the hours named below, viz
From at"Ii o'ciotka
,"'l am
Ill
va.Sy ,s"a wit" item nv ~ no. be- re-
JonS l.. oaLfsnr. EXPRESS AT aug 2i-,s
k.TkAMaMlp "IsOANOkU.,'-
~ The Roanoke. having been thoroughly s4&R&N
repaired and teh,,cd has resumed her rrgn BN
lar weekly trips on the line leaving NV M
York every "Wednesday eiternoon and Git
Point every Saturday morning at . "eioes
af.ernoon and cit, Point very Tuesday evening
~ For freight or passage, having superior .ceomnoda
| tloa., apply to LEE JOHNSON a Co,
feb ~. Agis y Va Steamship Co
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CoNNEI.I 4 HoRD

.I ssy 1890 .osshss ssa 'yl' 40
coNNEIL q HoRD.
nj As pspsss Of deans cern hssl woe "ee' kel's
ss., 40: s: CORN AND pLAsrE.
- - Cssa al alss whh .hisa cnnDdNo
"a !. =. a.: a Woo : :ss sos: .sa
al Osr ssoss = he Old stand Of c0nMELL on
si nSs :srsss JxxEs VI HOW'D :
n ,. r0LKEs hss sse ps-.ssre q sassssg
+, ~ ssHs .'% meth. ssS !. a.. ss IL ~. on.
Chsr; shs simplest most complete and sssspss. cay
cs.i, ''t c Iii .sd sss IT, ''' VIC rOLKEs
RARaoN OIL AND GAMPs.-Thi. 0ii :.
u from hes, BMuminous Coal, sivss shs Nh. s.s
witch ws have ever used Fer sale eS .a1rR . Josrs
aas aodts srAb..n .oH.
DgyAL sc.TeN1. IS H:E 5sn.c .:;, wHs
M Justly popular remedy for The d'ss:r, ., ns,:s ~ 70
n Rep. copy MAJ IL1
gu,UpE PAINTS POR GRECsAN PAINT.
INC have v 's..,'s simply e E.sa . TV vst
'''A' A'''' S''''A Brushes: Il r RI NJ CO.
oc. ....l -------- nru.E..s..-
A .sss.s.Tss psopl. q iypchbnrs aud III. ADJOINING
eounss hereby commanded to appear lnesdissry At
S.y ... ss" y
coshss q '.d ARA and getting such garment. - may ?.
A.A other q ' srsss :. Jss..
SOUP 1.AOS.Rs I've have ss.eshiss very
patterns and j.. warrsnt.d hns q. coin
pe!.ou. wan; :" any thing In the way s. , SOLID
chasing ke.p hand supply Of spoons Forks.
l.a,les &c. tho hes, and W.ERAsI.p a.S
uiss t'sp,a''l siLvERrhokS Cliff
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WHEAT THRASHERS

ruNHE UNDERSIGNED. having become Agents for tho
Il schenectady Agricultural Works will keep constantly
their Patent Improved Railway Horse
Powers Thrashers aud Searaters Combined ihashes and
Ninnowrrs This lLrashing machine received the FIRST
pKLMUM at the New York STAT. Fair In 1886, aud conn
give good all who have nsed them
THE HORSE POWER made very strong aud so gear
that requires the travel on, about II miles
hour thereby making suitable to work either horses
rn upon them.
HE riIR .SliERS mi CONFINED TIRASHERS and
WINNUN Frs all the grain
and through aud the feeders face
/ usual with other Kinds.
The rhrasher and " tnnpwe has a REVOLVING WIRE
SEPAKATER whirh does the work perfectly than
be duur In any other
THE EPAkATER ddc) has fork straw shaker, u bich
sa the grain from the THRASH
Wishing these Ihrashers do 30 by
her" Iurtur information viii be gwen
concerning them lKBY a. SAUNDERS.
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NIeCRLLAER0Us
TO TEA-DRINKERS.

L
' VUyug Old DOMINION r ia T,>JUsT
IL requires s.e aud makes TAR eor the
tea made trial Sufficient convince
any one superiority these Pots have all Others
who using them vii testify Fer sale
| by lscpfs vi o. BLISS y GU
VyICTORsOCs. y1CrORlOus!.-Th~.
Machines patterns proving themselves
victorious q 5, will lie seen fron, the following:
WHITTEMOkE JosItN.
This to certify tha'I rave two 81 wHlTTEMoHE Jos
tISs THPEsHIN MACHINES. and can rscomIneud them
br and also recommend
them 10 /. al Machin. have been
The the.hng business several years and they far exceed
any have had have been the hresh
ns bu,iness MCEL ID PATTERSON.
August I'D, 1877 nus4n
HESUlNE ATLANTIC GARs.E.-W- have
Mr. Field b, has he It's
Those VIII" To supply themselves Hih
q the G. hi, H. ud ~ tra<s have
AI~, harms bound in Hoid made
from Gable Call h's. at
sspt1.ts }. n. THOMPSON co.'s. Drrg Store q
(AGD DOMINION GOFFEE POTs-Ju.s,e-
~ ed aud OF the justly celebrated OLD
DOMINION COFFEE POTS, which viii max. the best COT
other In Please call and
get supplied and Fin Warehouse sec"nd door be-
low Market Main street. lie 10 tai T. y. BLISS 4 CO.
AIOTlGE.-The mere hn nt- aml b AsdBs~s snca
~ Of Ly nchburg hereby notified that student Of
College will h. allowed to conrar debt or
will be settled BY but the basis of these
orders A. voucher. SAMUEL. X cox,
sept5n President l.yncbbuIg College.
u Rep. copy for month.
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NEW CAsM sTOKE.
A. G.. l. T. w / s


the large and commodous hoase on Main e.,
H formerly occupied by Joseph Nown ID door above
Mss schooAeid and Thurmans Hardware Store and OPP
pose DIR, Jonn Seay Drug Store $500
receiving a large and we'll selected stock Of 0RO
CERES and STAPLE DRY GOODS, bought exclusively for
saah be sold prices that cannot fall to give
satisfaction all may favor with call Asi Am de
tsrmiue do business the cash system. sHra Induce
viii be offered cash buyers or those desiring to s1
change for country produce
A stuck 81 No i PERUVIAN dUANO always on hand
extend particular invitation to the old customers Of the
Grm A. Lewis formerly In the Dry doods business In
,h. city, 10 give call ell rs the public generally
mar s. dts Z. LEWIS.
AYEW CONCE RN.-rbe wmdersigaeA hnvtag
themselves together under tho syls and nrin
OF OGDEN WINFIELD, fr the purpose Of conducting
General Commission and Forw ardng business In tho large
New Brick building the DAsin opposite the
Va and Tenn Railroad Depot and ur.t door below Mes.r
Anderson Adam. Co.. take this method u Informing their
public generally that they now prepared 70
receive aud Produce of descripon on as
reasonable rms House In the City They viii
give attention tho business and promise their
be.t give all wh" favor them with
q call. WM II Ogden,
i. o7,s G. & WISGfIEID
4 SHAM AIGNE WlNE.-1j 0sskrss =" Piper
~ Co" Hctdseck Champagne p" ine Just received, and
for safe by LEE, JUhNSoN W
scpt4ts
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NEW.Y0RK ADyRRrIsEMsETs.

NJ cribs. !. :.iss for Fac
Apasa'.'o hi. address. nkNWY LuDLXa. "
aug g. y broadway Y.
Gon!D G EDA. GRAND AVID seUARs
broad~ sy) New York. Manufacturer. w-r.
a~ .r,led the Fir., Premium where and " hen u
gs,o. r,a 3. ee.. maker. Of BOSTON, 'a New New ~"
Received the two ars prize Medals the Metropolitan Fair
Al i rs rs%,am (. gold Med.D for The bos. Piano
lean C, asd r.. for The best Piano Forte at the Amer
Al ,h S ras%,nm "a Gold Medal for the Gran
N n,r, ST. Prrmnm =, the State Far Kehmond ss7
s.n % %as ,.,s, 4 n, ;Gu"
snn l'ar Pianos constructed ih tuIl wooden aud rm
j. three years l.. r,,.' ., mod
- aNt-Eh's sEWING uACsa.NC. So.
a -, . . AZ ss ,ns m" conclusive proof
nb, comparable to Singers Sewing Machine. aftep e.a,
lsns TIN highest reputation In the United State. t .r
Inhibited at the late II Spo"n nivrrs ellie Franz win, re-
y MAKE them hast buil, in paris '"' ''''''"'o
ln".ery branch oi industry ing In tn no dana
the Hallway train is To travelling foot :" is SEWN n,,h
Singer. Machines compared with hand sowing. No ,,"r
~ h"uld he without The fair profit using one -,
% In n or [ss ~. %rs !. ne Thousand Dollars
BE- "a hor" mach'nes invaluable assistance paIer,
keepers them particularly and ros
table These machines simple cons,ructnn md
strung aid durable Iene the only Sewing Ma
'ut ever made by which every work. coarse fine
cnnl te perfectly executed Thousansof inferior and oh
les s'wHg Machines have been under va ops
bat Sngers Machines been found every
WI =" t" satisfy the wants Of the pubic -
ian printed INSTRUCTION. for
'hih " w,h any readily ,urc art Of man
Airs hem The nachines ,ke securely go to any
par he world TO all persons desiring particular W.
fora" we will on application by letter "ur
nee Onward ac"Py OF J. NJ Singer Cos Gazette paper
wh'i ""No'ed to the Sewing Machine Interest
!. NJ. SINGER 4 co.
Principal Office, No. aa3 Broadway New YORK
No y IN
ct ~ Ne" Haven, CT Goverviie. N Y No ia Broad ST
NEWARK, j.. No. lia Chestnut ST. philadelphia No lbs
ianf' ~ baltimore; n" J.. Westminster st, Provd
~ Last ith ST., Cincinnati No III North ith ST. 81,
Louis NJ ri ST. Charles ST., New Orleans
81 VI hi, Ido, H..
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MANUFACTURES ToRACCO.-TA~ .sb-
lSA -eriber attsnis 70 selling hANUfACTURED TOPAC
80 In New fork. and prepared
hPmens To his address HENRY LUDLAM,
aus92t. j. broadway, N Y.
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O0re Sos sh.siae Raiirona Cemp amy. ,
PkrsksBUK0, July ist, 1855
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AND IODINE SPRINGS"
Thesr SruR are the line dividing the Counties of
ampbe aud BEDFORD within short disla IN iul view
at the mountain, The Peaks OF Otter. ming the beau
f,I Ain. Kid. eau be a hour Iii point.
Tn. and nvigratug and the visitor ~ III the Low.
Ands OF Virginia and the southern states would
rest ma ,erur,y her. would in the he
tas situated directly the lynthonrs aud >aeni Turn
pikeieven miles the former place anu u mites from
III. Forest Depot which place yecc III be run 10 con
yey visitors and from tue springs, tktt OF CHARGE
-' p ECnULS " SONS, Iroprietors.
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- NEGIkOEs WANTED!~

VNnE- suRscRiBERs WISH TO PURcHASE NE.
9R0E6 81 bets sen the sges Of ten And thirty.
cr whh ve highest market price, In cash. vii be paid Ap
ply At the auction house Of Q. r. Phsps
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N AlE CO rTON.-Jsss received large let
u Of bale Cotton, assorted numbers for sale by
AAfS0 FRANKLIN BIO
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EXTRAORDINARY CASE.


GsaNsnsn. Ny child had eeumenocd breaking cut iss
which gradually extcsdcd over lh1 ss'it
ossA tnsndnS bokA which much eaies BY the
cores q >saSe thai both would drop o.
ssisd IL - advssssd anl Asnssc rsmedss .hoai
O bssaa esss sssa; the hs,s go broke aud .a ap
ied k-t again began to ~ edar dAngh
t,r ~ spa n eet aene thas Turf OIL ssscrs hss
oks1 . Aseh wAss yos ussd ~ We sn anetssr
ottls snA hsr hsadls nearly veil TAis
assd hour every day 70 Ash H. Ard
was vsey elsasv One hoste feel assured viii core
her 61relv e. hsre tus lks Of the dscass lanainRE
You - sntslsd V tina fur ths heneat Of Others take
great pteasnrsin giving you this oartiacae.
Rsarecsisly, H. T. CAALA
To Nsssrs. Dove 4 O.
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NRKAT REDUCTION OF CHA RGRs O

" THE CANAL-THE HIGHEST RATE Of FREI0lT
ON GENERAL. MERCHANDISE ONLY 10 CTS. PER 100
LBS-OT GROCERIES,, CROCkERY QUEENSWARE,
&C. ONLYo5 CTS PER 100 LBS. which includes all sxpen-
the whsrves Richmond to Lyncburg 0uano
1y - IS per ton of2OOO lbs
very liberal patronage heretofore reeived
will In order still Canal
put Goods through the above low So sead your
goods the the quicker and chesperl them
A g. LEE, on the Dock,
ugl6t . Richmond, Va
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plant. and advised this contest because
they believed that the election was '.un-
due and upon, false return" are not TO
blame; upon The contrary they deserve all
praise. Has IL comesto this. that aipres
cedent so full of danger and so rife with
all terrible caianities as q false election.
is to be maintained because perchance the
sum Of one hundred dollars ] is paid out
of=ths=county treasury tits own-magis.5
tra,es and in yindication, of the rights Jef
its own people? But the amount OF gen.
ersl aud other business, over and above
the contest; which was, done lbys 1thei
court as is shown by the records, was as
large as is usually done. at monthly
term. Then why this talk of putting
the county to expense? No-they who
cry out in this manner. do know that
this contest arose because gross and pail
pable wrongs had been committed upon
the elective franchise, and we trust in
God that the day is far distant when
this people. or any other deserving the
name OF Freemen shail object for any
reason whatsoever to the preservation. in
purity in truth and in sanctity Of this ark
Of their safety, this glorious palladium of
their liberties The purity of elections
we have been taught 70 believe is no par
ty question; tits above party and above
all price: it's maintenance concerns all
alike. and fatal mustthat struggle be in
whatsoever country it may happen. in
which the liberties of people can find
no safety in resortto tho Ballot;bo1. be-
cause Of lawless outrage and high han
ded corruption. We repeat it then. thai
this contest was founded in right. that the
decision Of the court was right: aud we
confidently appeal to the people whose
rights have been sustained. and whose
supremacy acknowledged, to yindicate,
and maintain this great and Fundamental
principle which underlies all Republican
government. that upon the purity o
elections rest the liberties Of the people
81. t JUSTICE.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-07-30

From WASHINGTON The President
will leave for Bedford Springs on Mon
day, or rs soon thereafter as he is reIeas
ed from urgent public business. He will
be absent but week or two.
Secretary Toucey is diligently engaged
in preparing the Paraguay expedition.
There has been much difficulty in getting
out this expedition on account of the
want Of suitable vessels. The govern
met can perhaps charter steamers that
are adapted to the service. 1t is intend.
ed to employ force OF sufficient magni.
tude to meet the Paraguayan navy which
consists of several English built iron
steamers that are remarkable for speed as
well as heavy metal.
1t must be remembered. too. that our
fleet must pass Parsguayan fort Of a
hundred guns. and will be received on
the river banks by an army Of twelve
thousand men.
Should our special minister fail in his
with President Lopez, our
armed force must not be exposed to a like
defeat. An entire failure of the expidi.
ton would not be very catering to the
national pride. The President has not
yetappointed the special minister for this
service, but will probably make known
his selection after the expedition shall be.
ia readiness for departure. -.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-07-30

A FATAL CAsE,-Tbs pernicious hab.
it Of drugging infants for every ailment
in which mothers SO frequently indulge.
painfully illustrated by case which
came 10 our notice yesterday. A young
mother had been in the habit Of admins
teriug Paragoric to her babe. and it so
happened that. on Wednesday night. her
paragoric borlle gave out. and in her e1S
tremitJ she applied to.her laudsnunl vial,
From this. it would seem, she drew too
largely, and the result was that the in<
FAINT went asleep. but the sleep proved
the sleep Of death. The feelings Of the
mother, after she found that she had ads
ministered fatal dose to her darling,
may be imaginative will not attempt
to describeathem-and, indeed, We only
give publicity. to the case that il may se-
cure as a warning to other mothers who
follow the. practics1of putting their in,
fants asleep by drugs whenever they be-
come fretful or troublesome.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-07-30

wHEAr GRowIso III .wArEss,,- The
New Harmony indiana Advocate states
that Mr.. John Wilsey. Of that place. ha.
twenty acres OF bottom land in wheat,
which was beginning TO flower when the
liver commenced covering the land upon
which it was growing. For Eve, weeks
the water has retnainded upon it TO tho
depth OF from six to twelve inches. during
which time the wheat has matured, and,
in the opinion OF good farmers. who have
examined it, the grain is equal to any
raised on the hills. but owing TO the. rs.
cent rise 10 the river it will be impossible
TO harvest in the bottoms this summer.
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0%nIa..-nilnA- .zALsIga

I A SHOWER OF 'FLIEs.AA recent mum.
Der of the ST. Louis Dem6cfat says: 'hi1
On the down trip oflhe steamer Editor
10 the Illinois. the other night. NJ 8 0sltc
a shower or stream ofthe Mormon or Shad
fly poured upon her decks 10 the dspth Of
six'inches. and is was very difficult mat
ter to shovelthem overheard. They were
SO numerous as to put out the " atchmans
light and envelop every thing in miInigh
darkness. The trees along the shore look
as ii borne down BY these short.l lived
insects. The visitation 10 said 10 prognos.
tlcate sickly season. 1afsF - 't'7' 'e-
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day they left plymouth, and were driv-
en- as far north as lat. %, much hig her
than the rendezvous, thus delaying their
operations for several days. The Mia
CARA behaved In all respects like a thor
oush sea.going vessel and was none
the worse for the storms.
"The Agamemnon. on the contrary,
suffered severely. At one time the COM
Imanderof the=Agamemnon informed the
FRS, officer that he, had no hopes of saar
wing his vessel two hours longer, SO great
was her straining. But the storm sub
sided at last, and the Agamemnon rode
out the gale. A most unfortunate acci.
dent occurred on board, however. caused
bytRe breaking loose Of the "eone"
whichs held the, cable in its position {on
the gun deck. ,saols sass
"'The cable got .sdrift. was pitched
about the deck, undoubtedly much TO its
damage. Two, hundred tons Of coal also
got adrift. on its same deck, and caused
Infinite trouble. Two; seamen were in
iured by these accidents. one of them
having an arm broken, and the other hav.
ing leg broken. The two vessels and
their tenders finally arrived on the ground
and on themorning OF the Goth connection
Of the cable was effected. theweather be
ing then sufficiently calm. The paying out
Of the cable had scarcely commenced be.
lore the wire snapped. 81 a no"J
4 after few hours detention another
splice was made and the steamers start
led, tAgamemnon and her consort for Ire
land, and the Niagara and her compan'
ion for the American coast. Signal:
were kept up between the two fleets con
stantly, message being transmitted ey
cry fifteen minutes, and all was going or
we'll till about forty miles had been pac
out, when the electricians on board the
Niagara discovered that the current wa!
broken.
"This was at half past 12 o'clock. A
NJ, of the 9Th. The Niagara was i'm
mediately put about, and she had already
reached the mid ocean rendezvous, wher
at o'clock she was first seen by The
Alice Munroe.
at was believed on board the NiagarI
that the cause of tho second breaking wa
kink in the Agamelnnon's wire, causec
by its disarraugement during the gale
but OF this there is no certainty. Moth
ing was said to Mr.. Richards about th
working Of the new brakes-,,robabl
there had been no occasion to pat then
in use.
1.-The Alice Munroe parted from tn,
company of the Niagara shortly ate
noon of the 9Th, and lost sight of he
about four O'Clock. The .Agamemno
had not then come in sight. The Mag
ara had hoped that her consort woul
E arrive in season to make another trial tha
day, but as the weather was fogg5
f though calm. it is hardly probable tha
anything was done on the 9Th. F.
two days subsequently the weather wa
h quite calm and favorable, but after the
!, there was another succession of heav
: soulherly gales. and the weather on tn
!. banks. as experienced by the Alice Nun
. roe, was exceedingly rough"