Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-25

| some hundreds OF thousands Of dollars by it, and
retired from business. One of the largest iron
under the direction 6f Mr.. James Bosardoa, of
| Centre street. New York. II wns destined for a
warehouse for the Credit Mobilier Company, and
| would be eight hundred feet long aad four hun
bred and City feet wide All the mechanics and
| transfers employed were from New York
Machinery required for the preparation Of cot
| ton is to be admitted free Of duty.
| THISGs IN WASHINGTON AS TELE6RAPnEp TO THE
/ NV York PArERs.--It has been reported that
| Hon. George Taylor. Of New York would be APP
! pointed Commissioner of Patents. but it is under
stood that he declines the further use of his name
III that connection. 1t is probable that lie will 90
abroad.
1t is not true, rs generally reported, that orders
have been issued to prevent the armed expedition
organized in New York and other cities from en-
,cring the Territory OF Arizona.
The difficulty among the members of the Tran
slt Company is too serious TO be healed. letter
from White To his agents, directing the boats to
he turned over to Walker. is now in the posses
sion Of II gentleman in this city. This is said to
be the key to tho difficulty.
Senior Barandiaran, charge d'affars ad interim
OF Mexico, is attached to the Miramon interest.
and learn will refuse to deliver the nrchieves of
the legation to Senior Mata.
Mr. Jones, our new Bogota minister arrived
here to-day. lie Immediately called upon the
President aud tho Secretary of State, and iniorm-
ed them that he ready to leave for his
post. His instructions are nearly completed. and
he will leave by the steamer Of the 9Th of May.
His goes with him rs private Secretary.
The French minister had long interview to-.
day with Secretary Cass. 1t is understood he
feels considerable interest in the new treaty nego-
tiated between the United States and Nicaragua ::
aud also whether it will be acceptable to our gov
eminent. Upon that subject he has not yet been
enlightened
The commission of Commodore Stewart under
the act of Congress creating him senior fag-of-
Ger ON the active list Of the navy, has been for
wardcd to him by the Secretary of the Navy
fRoM CALIroRNIA ny OVERLAND M,iL-Tho
overland mail which left San Francisco ON the
9th ult., arrived ut ST. Louis on Monday evening.
Its news has mostly been anticipated by steamer.
The ella mines are said to be almost deserted,
only one claim being worked by four men. who
were nbou, to leave for the East with SIC 900
each.
Ontrages are reported to have been committed
on the plains by the Caddo Indians. \ family Of
ninc persons had been murdered. and young
gill barbarouslv massacrcd. William H. Newly
Lending colorcd resident Of San Francisco, for
mrrlv editor of the Mirror of the Times, the organ
of the colorcd people of that city. aud afterwards
assistant Secretary of the French Charge d AZ
fares in lIayti died in San Francisco on the Dist
nit
The California Legislature is agatng the re-
mIyal ct the capitol.
The news Of the admission of Oregon rs n State
was received tat Portland on the 18th ult. Much
enthusiasm prevailed.
The latest mining reports from Frazer river are
very favorable.