Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-13

FussuAI cfsk HzEie b fansraI vi Mrs. Hut
ter, eldest dzazz,<eaof Jehn 0. Izeeggin. Eco.
4, Of THE eity, gas sfIep1e9 Sabbatat srnoon, at
Are Second Presbyterian Charck ty1[es Of the
largest as.cmbisgss err witnessed IN u city on
any similar occasinn. The AsEzegi1 lefelinefs
of the deceased. tosethsr ffg cir
cumstanee Of her resent hall l1z1 <aed the
respect Of our whole community ~ her Breased
father and friends, oeeasianed one simultaneous
4 sxpsessen II grief aud sympathy. such as surely
was ncysr ssen in our midst befare. Rev. J, u.
Nutshell. who oficisted in the pnipit. made some
Of the most tssehing allrsioas TO which We have
ever listened In drawing the contrast between the
brilliancy and joyopsness Of her wedding scene.
just hrce monthsAep, aud the almost unparalleled
bereavement and throw Of the funeral scene.--
We can hardly realize the removal from our midst
Of one 90 yonae. % healthy, happy. and 50 uni
versally admired. How vain is iife--how ansnb-
>stantial is parsst jys. aud hgs upesrtsa ~; =
with The Iarcased father and friends in this sea-
son Of oyerwholmiug affection.
IRIsa EnproeLlo Dan Callen. an freshman.
was before the Mayor yestesd"y' 90 eomp'aiGs u
his fellow couu,ryn,an. Edward Redman. From
the extraordinarily conflicting testimony OF adozen
I,;.h ,,;tnesses We gather the sahjoined facts. 1t
onnc.rs snr soue tsse rast there has existed We
~ nnnsasant state If things between the families
ofafresaid Hberuinns Matters reached a focus
wee e rlhcrs usN " Beipfa esb'oy c"S"cu'
The whole CONCERN b,ing bound over To keep the
peace. the quiet Of the eighborhoud has not since
been disturbed, until the little brake out" Of
which We are nav writing On ti,e occasion re-
ferea TO- a Mrs. Keith. an Irish 1adg. living in the
upper stury Of the domiusl occupied by Rcdman,
while laboriny, We rresamc, undcr temporary
alteration Of mind. Instead Of making the use Of
whskcy common With nor cnnrywomcn, she
pitches it out Of the window. Unluckily for all
concerned, the descending liquid took effect on
the head Of the sster-in-law of4sedmnn's old enc
my, Dan CalIen, WIN ciAnoed 70 be passing at the
vnsmeat. CnlleH was ~oou informed Of the inds-
nifty that had Lecn offered his kinswoman, and
forthwith instituted isqaisiea as 10 the perpetra-
ton n the act. VI, Ms informing the bystanlers
th,. il was is intention TO thrash the person that
diditsAlss. Ksitls reajastcdthat she was the sup
rosed aygrrssar. Int thar the act wholly unn-
.entional, Callen expressed himself ss satisfied
with the ladys explanation, bnt still continued to
appraach her house. and was in the act Of ascend
ing he stairway leading To the upper story, when
he was met by RedmAn. '.who struck at him, and
showed hin, around."' At this juncture, Callen
returned the blows Of his adversary. and with the
aid Of q small "shiilelai". with which he had pro.
vided himself. he succeeded in infeting very
mate" little wound Just over the right pepper of
Rednan. As the testinsvuy xas so very conflict
ing in ts character. the Mayor was not able de-
eide Us ~ who was thereal aggressor, Consequent
Nv the was dismissed, and both parties adj
monished to be more cirsumspect in the future.