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DECENTRALIZATION o,c.
,l,musrEE,. sA.Eor Amo..EA .or.

4 Bv virtue of deed IT trust, executed - lhr 1T
d'N OF July. l-.s hy James F. Stour, Lu H. S9r Mary
W and launa u Stone and the lohu
Dt'v therein secured, wi, Trustee, IT, day
MARCH, lsa up"n the premises. sci. at pubae neaa. to
h. ghost bidder. HE HOT 81 AND lbt Inc ~.
Lyn,bnr.. aud mentioned IN sail dr,'l Il Lot N@
purchased by John II. Stone Of Nai,l League;
situated desirable portion "t the cit, aqi.rl t.
u'utrin about inartrrof An Aero. Arrs rs I-lr'
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-11

FREIGHT TRApE-There were received, at the
depot of the Va & Tenn. X. r., yesterday. Il
Loaded cars, consisting Of l5G barrels ri Hour;
a0S bushels Of Wheat; $1,000 pounds 81 Sick
lj4,OOo HIS Miscellaneous. There were l. laadcd
cars sent West same lay.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-11

AFTER IIorRs-John. slave to +. b. neanc.
taken up Wednesday night without n PASS,
and next morning ordered 20 lashcs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-11

l.YNCr3rEs llrsTiNGs CouRr. - WugS3,q. N9fh
l0M.-prc>cnt: Aldermen Saunders. Payne, >hrl-
ton Chalmers anl Waller.
Jno. F. Hawkins W. Alex. f. Whitcn-Jnry
ami Judgment for Plaintiff
Huntington. Sergeant for &c. vs. Jn2. L. Tune,
ct ais.
Huntington, Sergeant for &c. VS.. Ann 7. p etal.
On judgments on Delivery Bonds Mt February
Term last, ON the motion of the Defendants Exc-
cutions stayed for thirty days.
r. W. CrenShaw vs.. Jno. ID. Langhorne-Rc-
ported Yesterday; testimony not yet finished.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-11
BY TELEGRAPH.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of tho Steamship Arabia

ll,LirAx. March lo.--Tlc Steamship Arabia
with liverpool dates, arrived here to-day. IN
Liverpool markets Flour was dull, Wheat steady
aud dull Southern To-. To- 10. -. Corn dull ri
IS, lol to Is. Il. Bullion in the Bank ct Eng
land had increased c2roCna Manry closed moro
stringent. cansu.s 9i{.
Lord Crowley had g'pc on a special mission of
Cancellation 10 Nicnun.
Tho Ministers announced in Parliament that
they had reason t. hop" that Austrian and French
Troaos would mon r>aruatc knme
These ias;s gay" >tron, hopes Of peace. not
with>tandin, the wnr rutuea4.
The Paris Eanrsc hal Advanced az per cont
but which WIS ~uh>'4 urahs nea4'> AL lp>'.
Lnrl i.Nen. allied l,r y w ~ n Tie .2d ult
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-11

Ar IIrR OLD TRIrKS.-That iucorrigible old
case Grace Logan was before his Honor Yesterday.
on the old charges Of drunkenness and disorderly
conduct. She WIS ordered ten lashes, and then
sent TO Jail.
Before leaving the Mayors Office, Grace gave
his Honor to understand that it was "love's labor
lost" 10 attempt to reform her, and that the only
way to get rid of her. was to have her killed.
The Officer having her in charge. was then OF
dcred to mcte out that sort of punishment, hut at
last adviccs he had failed to execute the order and
Grace is once more safely cnsconced i'll her old
quarters ut the Hotel de Thrpin.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-11

COFFEE S,lE.-Messrs. IIaxall. Crenslaw (
Co.. Of Richmond. sold Wednesday mornin". hy
auction, 1850 double bags Of Rio coflee-tic ca
go of bark "Absail'-at prices ranging from
O.45 to 1890, according to quality This WAS
the large sale 4 coffee ever M dc in that market
and we were glad to many strange faces
eyiiently country merchants--;n attendance
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs.-A large sale of New
Orleans sugar and molasscs was made same day
by Messrs. Euniop. Moncure & Co.. at their ware
house. at Rockets. OF sugar 200 hogsheacls,
ranging from fair 10 choice quality, were sold at
from 6 80 to 90: and nf mulasses 300 barrels
sold at prices ranging from $50 to 30
Rich Dis
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II has relieved several from alarming symp
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HENRY l.. PARKS Merchant.
A A. ANsty VI u Albion, NJ 'nroe Co, Iowa, writes,
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-11
By {. K. PHELPS, ArcrtoNrfr.

uNRUITTREES ai AICTION.-On IN In rdny
II Morning the l9h Inst. will sell 5O Fruit Trees rin
bracing all the different Varieties viz Peach Pear
Apple, Apricos lw prf Pears &C. nf
John Halliday. Also lot Of nrnamcutal Ppie Tres
march 10 d3t. &. X PHELPS, Auetianecr.
UDURLlC MALE OF SLAVES \. on, mis-
u soncrs, under decree If the County Court l,rtori
in the Cook vs. -
public auction. FRIDAY. the 4th ut MARCH. 80
front Of the Market House in lynchhus. SLAVES T.
W Sarah and her Children, aged - cara,
ant old W imam. named Hannah
TERMS-A credit of sixty dsy>--u', tia IL
nrily endorsed, with interest from dstc
q A Wt&Et'lELD,
feb ~ dtds. T.. & III kkS.
POsTPONENE The n bo,c sale. MOI inv-
ing taken place In OF the uccei,N the wealth
CT, Ii postponed until 81 lEDAN, the l2lh iue
q \. MiN6liEID,
a In II
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-11

Funeral Of Postmastc' Geu. rnl Brown
W,>nl>sra>. MAJ. 1t - ...#le.nalfa Of Post.
src->oeal 'n1lete. ), oul IL -. - We NJ
trulna hy cseIy mari, - ir#',#=#
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-11

ALMOST rIRr.-Between one and two o'clock
Yesterday morning. same goods in the store-room
nf Mr.. Blnm. on Main Street in this city, were
discovered Ia be on fire.
The odorttttoas smell produced by the burning
clothing caused thedisrnvervof the fire tobc made
in time to prevent any very serious results.
Some so or $50 worth OF plumber was des
troyel hut beyond this. no other damage accrued.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-11

nnnkEs.S Old Dominion n ails, all
i sUkDVy sorts and sizes. for sale by
4 i,ui,s lRBi 4 SAUNDERS.
= n COILS MANILA R - r X, from one
i Ohai to two inches in diameter. Just received by
| feb bids IRBY SAUNDERS
HPRING STOCK We new receiving ear
- Spring supply of GROCERIES, LIQUORS. STAPLE
DRY GOODS, &C. old stand bridge Street, whore
we III and the public
rally. march 9 dts klNNtER q SANDERS
VNRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES ron
II SALE AT THE OLD DOMINION NURSERIES.
LYNCHBuRG, Waive would vesps eslly cell the Aten
ton of Fruit Growers large and complete
stock Of FRUIT TREES Of ali classes and vartsfiss-
Apple STANDARD Dwarf Pear Standard and Dwarf -
Cherry Standard and arr, &c. &C. -"
Also. general assortment OF ORNAMENTAL TREES
Shade Shrubbery. All OF which offer reasonable
MILLER, FLANK 4 CO..
: feb Is dsodAsin Lynchburv, Va
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SALES BY AUCTION.
FUTURE DAYS

N sell at auct tn hs highest bidder ea>h the Mark
ct House. on SATU RpAI, the 18th Il MARCH. NolNu
AND LIKELY NEGRO MAN. Ger tNt.> W = 4 COED To
Lnrco lVrd W ~" s,aarno 4
sons for nutl tn" '' i 4s=f "hru
his wanted hs services tn liz frHterrol to
hr sold rather t a SO houie l. EepE>,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-11
JOHN IL. x. SAM'L TNREI
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

Ool y I. ~ ~ NJ ] ! / \ tIlI
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
~ 81 ~ It;. VA
Sell Tobnrco, " hrnt, Flour, md other Country
"a odnte.
0trf m ioi f''ER "NIIH man opposite Famos Bdah.
fHNAkE tbs '"d returning their thanks their
numerous TIE ni- aud tusiorts their liberal
onaP and hop" 10y th"lF customary puniuaiy In the dis
hafpc Of hnsin render snsnriinn As Ia their
responsibility, They refer Ia eli leus Iyuchhurg
hliH. an cots
NryEe DIR. JOHNSON. DcnfIst, HzN
FfYVS Dnor- ht4 - the citizens ui - ur cYYfyp
burg and yriniiy and respectfully asks share their
patronage" feeling assured he satisfaction In
I'll aud every Lfaur! II iis profession
lie prepared tally mas" whole and partial Of con
inuous gum hork plain aud pivot Teeth Filing and plug
the hCs Teeth hy simple
and process rho~ "saR drnRs Riri"e pain the
patient. ALI Wpth WARRANTED.
q Ofce Main street, few doors above the Norvel
onse md Immediately opposite the citHens savings Bank
ma lgdlJf
ANDERSON. LANEORD 4 CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
L ND DEALERS IN Lumber Laths Lime Cement Coal
n and Wood. On this Canal, near Langho rns MIL
OFT Y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-17

We indebted to Purser Patterson Of the Star Of u
West, for prompt delivery Of our files and letters
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-17
Our Savannah Correspondence.

SAVANNAH, Ga. Oct IL, 1869.
Triumph Of the Reform Principle in the Democratic Organi-
sdtion in Sdrannah-The 0tfceSee and Corruption
lists WRipped-1ne Peoples Reform Democratic Ticket
Elected BY Immense Aojority- Encouragement for the
Democratic Reform Movement in Neo York, Gc., dc.
The democratic party Of this town having one of
the richest family quarres the annals of local political
history regular hard" and sof," Mozart and Tam
many affair. The democrats here have been steadily
gaining strength for several years. TILL having reached the
apcx power and lost all fear of being ousted from their
comfortable position they grew weary Of their prosperous
condition and began to squabble among themselves.
In Savannah, in New York there who do the
dirty work Of party and they rewarded with you,
by the pick and choice Of Office besides all the surplus
that may be hand after the election and perhaps il
usual activity is exhibited, bonus. Well these be-
gan feel their OATS and the who employed them
began tire of their influence and to think seriously
telling So when at a recent nomination for members
of the Legislature, the who had been
so long regarded as tools and servants OF the
leaders of the democracy brought forward
their candidates, and with their usual shrewdness
on election occasions they rushed their friends through
like Clash" But the people-tho mighty people
couldn't and wouldn't stand IT, They refused to ratfy
the nomination was rejected and new committee ap.
pointed which committee made q different nomination.
Meeting after meeting % was vas held BY both parties for Of
cracy met with no opposition The simon pures however
had idea Of yielding their hold Of the pap spoon and
nstan, with ticket in the cld they went out to give
battle TO the spurious democracy which sought to rob
them Of the spos Of Office The election was the most
exciting and hotly contested Of any city election within
the past ten years more The foreign population
dividedTeuton on one side Greek the other To the
democratic ticket elected by tho largest majority
within the recollection Of tho oldest inhabitant.
We congratulate ourselves upon the result which has
MIA In n md NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-17
Naval Intcllagence.

Lieut. John schermerhorn, United States Marine Corps,
has been ordered 70 Boston Marine Barracks, Lieut.
Edward AcD Reynolds ordered 70 Brooklyn Marine Bar
racks
Tho work on the United States steamer Brooklyn s
about completed. she has been thoroughly rccauIod
Outside and In and is considered to be in excellent cond
ton uards Of eighty caulkers who were employed on
her. have been discharged from the yard because there
is no more work under way at present in that line
The crew for the United States steamer Sarauac living
the Tscnc side will be ready leave BY the 2OtS
obtaining rmen and coalheavers for the engineers de-
parment. Ii.Nt Thomas Y Field is ordered 70 command
the marine guar5
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Arrival or thu Star OF the West, with
4l,aS3,65O I'm Treasure.

The steanshp Star Of the West Captain G. Harrison,
which left Aspinwa the Sd Of October at eight O'Clock
in the morning. and Key West the 10th instant at
O'Clock in the morning. arrived at this port at O'Clock
yesterday afternoon with the California mails and pas
sepgers
The Star Of the West at eleven O'Clock the morning
Of the 4h instant, when l4o miles from Aspinwa broke
her starboard shaft close TO the wheel and detained
three hours in Consequence since which time she made
tho entire passage with the of one wheel only.
She left at Key West 20 passengers and s267 53 81 for
New Orleans
The Star Of the West left in the port Of Aspnwa United
States steamer Roanoke soop Preble soreshp Relief
Crews all well.
The following is the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-17
The Ftremen's Great Triennial Parade
Today.

To-day.
The great triennal parade Of the New York Fire De-
partment, which comes off to-day promises to be Of
the most magnificent civic displays witnessed in this
country.
The whole department will be out in very full ranks be-
sides large number Of visiting companies from adjacent
Cities and the procession will be almost Of interminabe
length. Something in the neghborhood Of ten thousand
nremen will be in the lne dragging about 15O engines
hose carts and hook and ladder carriages, all newly
painted, and decorated with ags wreaths Of flowers
notices and devices every conceivable nature at an i'm
mense aggregate cost the generous spirited and red shirt
ed heroes Some thirty forty brass bands will discourse
sweet music at intervals along the line, and all the
spomp and circumstance of the occasion will attract
immense throngs Of spectators The programme Of the
procession was published in full in yesterdays HERALD
The first feature Of interest in the days proceed
ngs will be the presentation, at nine O'Clock
in the morning. splendid elk banner at the City
Hall. Mayor nemann will make the presentation on be-
half Of the city, and the President Of the Fire Department
will receive the magnificent gift behalf Of the Depart
ment. AL the down town companies will probably wit
the presentation ceremonies, and Harry Howard
Hook and ladder Company No. H. will receive the pre-
cous charge safely escort through all the pers Of
the procession.
The line Of the procession will be formed Fifth ave
nue., between Fourteenth and Thirty fifth streets, a
precisely ten O'Clock, the right Of the line resting
Thirty fifth street. Countermarching in Fifth ave
nue. the procession will proceed down Fourteenth street
Eighth avenue Beecker street and Broadway the Park
passing in review by the Mayor and Common Council il
front of the City Hall; thence up Chatham street, Eas
Broadway, Grand street, Bowcry and Fourth
Union square 1t s safe to predict that not less than half
million of people will witness this parade.
Among the visitors from abroad who are assigned the
post Of honor-the Of the procession
a delegation from Massachusetts, Hook and
ladder Company No l. Of Charlestown Massachusetts,,
who arrived yesterday morning, and the guests o.
New York Hose Company No. s. American Engine Com.
Iany No 2, of Newark, n j.; Eagle Hook and Ladder
Company No. !, of Paterson, N. j.; Damper Engine
Company No. A. of Hartford, Conn.,; Rnggod Hose Com
pany No. /, of Newburg, N, Y Boston Engine Company
No. s, Of Boston, Mass. Roxbury Engine Company, Of
Roxbury, Mass Crockett Hook and Ladder Company No.
2, Of Newark, n. J.; United Hose Company No. 4o of
Philadelphia.
The monument to be erected to the memory of Corne-
hus " Anderson, formerly Chief Engineer OF the New
York Fire Department, has been completed and can
be at the sculptors, Mr. Thomas Goodwin in
Fourteenth street, the Eighth avenue the route
of the 1remen's procession.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-17
THE WAR IN CHINA.

REPORTED SPREAD OF THE MOVEMENT AGAINST
EUROPEANS JAPAN AND COCHIN CHINA INFECTED
FRANCE SAID TO BE BACKING DOwN-UNION
WITH ENGLAND
TWAS rumored in Paris that the Chinese anti European
movement had extended itself to Japan and Cochin
China.
There nothing authentic as 10 the French expedition
to China but variety Of rumors. 1t is supposed will
be more particularly Of military character its control
having been given to the Minister Of War The latest
tegence says preparations were suspended and ndica
tons Of backing down were apparent
Lord Cowley had quilted Paris for Barrtz, in order it
is said arrange with Count Waewsk for joint expe
dition TO China.
The statement that France had abandoned her preten-
tons Cochin China contradicted and is rumorsd
that the forces there to be reinforced from the squad
ron for China
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-17

gar steady nice dull. Coffee quiet Fish and lassed
OILS unchanged SPIRITS Of turpeDine steady at 3s Cd
LONDON MARKETS.
DeadstufIs dull but steady. Corn Arm with consdera
ne business in floating csrg0es. Sugar heavy. C0tec
dull Tea slow OF SALE but prices unaltered. Rice firm
Taow 67s 3D. Iinse8d oil 2Ss. Sd. 2ss Cd. Pig iron
steady at ble Cd. There vague rumor Of strike
among the iron miners.
THE LATEST MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 6-P n.
Cotton steady sales 5000 bales, including 900 on
speculation and for export
BreadstufIs quiet
Provisions quiet
LONDON Oct 5-Noon.
Consols 951< esq for money and 95X for account.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-17
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.
soils closed on the lth at Q5Z a Q6Z for money and


LONDON MONEY MARKET.
Consos closed the zth at 95Z 96X for money and
account
LONDON, Oct. s. 1859
The London Daily Ners city article says the funds
proved tho afternoon Of the 4h and closed at ad
vance of nearly oneqarter The rise caused chiefly
by the state Of the money market; the effect Of the
American difficulty and of the uncertainty to the
suits Of the Zurich Conference being thus couneracted
Although Tuesday the 4th Of the month, good bills
were done at fraction below the minimum Additional
gold taken to the bank making aggregate of three
hundred and seventy four thousand pounds last
turns.
The London Times city article says:The funds opened
the 4th without animation but there was more conf
dent feeling before the close The purchases during tho
day were rather numerous and the San Juan difficulty
seemed no longer 10 receive attention Some cause oil
anxiety might have been found in the report that
likely to be the policy of the Papal government TO pre-
cptaie the conflict in Romagna, but this was counter
acted by good accounts from the Paris Bourse
AMERICAN STOCKS
Sales Of Illinois Central shares at SO IS discount: MI
nois Central Sevsns s4 New York Central Shares 70
-; Rie Shares, o. do. Third Mortgage Bonds sc SO
and ether bonds ID q 20.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
The sales Of the three days in the Liverpool Cotton Mar
tet 900 bales Of which oe0 were to spectators
d ooc exporters The market closed steady but quiet
vi.h holders Offering freely though not pressing sales:
Ipitdung Orleans, 67kd; 'mkidling uplands 6sSd.
STATE OF TRADE IN MANCHESTER.
At Manchester there was but little inquiry for goods
md Prices were weak, and partially slightly lower.
LrvHRrooL BRhApeFrFFs xARKKT
preadsrtuns had declining tendency and prices were
slightly tower, except for corn. Messrs. Richardson,
Spence Co report that flour is Qyiet and Cd ls lower
per sack and barrel Wheat declined d. Corn quiet but
steady. No quotations given. Some authorities say
brcadstuGs generally slow of SALE but that prices
were unlltercd.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION NAnxET.
! Beef steady. Pork dull, but steady. Bacon quiet
Isrd steady, with better demand at 6Se. Cd. 56s
1alow firm; Butchers Association, Sos Cd
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MArxET.
Pot ashes firm at 27e I'd, 2ss pearls Yuiet at css Su
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-17
BRAZIL.

Rio Janciro dates are to Sept g. There political
news. The Emperor was about to mako provincial
tour Coffee unchanged; rsts $1,000 to $780, stock
bags; exports to the United States since last mall
80 900 bags Exchange on London PAX
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-17
SPAIN.

The communications between the Spanish and English
governments came to perfectly satisfactory termination
The Madrid Correspondence Auografa announces that
provision will be made in the budget for army Of
100 900 men, and discretionary power viii be left with
the government to increase the number.
II is asserted that England will offer opposition TO
any measures Spain may take against Morocco
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-17
RUSSIA.

The Emperor expected at Warsaw the 18th o
October and reported that the Russian ministers in
England France Prussia and Austria had received orders
10 meet him there for conference.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-17
AUSTRIA.

The Austrian Correspondence asserts that there is in
Vienna no journal of semi official character II also de
MES the reported wedding of prince of the imperial