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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-23

A "MoNsrER FAIR" is 10 DO held in 81. Louis.
next month, by the Agricultural and Mechanical
Association Of that city. A sum exceeding $50 900
10 TO be bestowed in premiums. and an exhibition
10 anticipated. the like Of which was never looked
upon In the Western country. The Fair will con-
tiuuo week, commencing on the Goth of Septcn'.
Dor,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-23

The Opposition in Tennessee propose to have II
grand celebration Of their recent Congressional
victories, Mt Nashville, on the 30th of the present
month.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-23

TREArY WITH MEXICO. w ashington, Aug. Of.
Information has just transpired which leaves little
doubt that McClane will conclude treaty with
the Constitutional Government of Mexico and
send II here early in September. The treaty il
mainly with reference to transit over Mexican
territory. with certain privileges and exemnt;on
from customs. for which our government will
make satisfaction.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-23
To the Public.

W ESTERDAY'S Republican, In the local column .,,,
article In reference TO an attack by myself uno
Walter Perkins and among other made ,h n one
ng-"Ii seems that short time since Mr. Perkins Who '"
short dislnnee RON town shot dog belonging to Mr. "s,
men is utterly untrue. The scts these: Mr. ps'l
hker Mr. Charles Jordan and myself were taking %pa
u mile from town. aud while passing all, van
road running through Mr. Cnmpons woods Perkins r "t
and shot my dog, which had moi, time been m,
twenty yards distant from US, aud threatened al hc . aA
10 shoot me There wss no anslon whatever to sheep or @
kes; nothing occurred Perkins then rode on " u'
aug 23-lt WILLIAM b. JONES l.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-23

| The American Convention at Cambridge. Nd
yesterday nominated Dr. e. G. Cox Of Talbot Co..
for Congress- in that-thc First district
Dr. G. {. Cox is brother of the Rev. $. X. Cox
| of this city,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-23
we~teru virginia for Hunter.

western virginia ioF Aunse''
A correspondent writing from the "Parkersburg
Nipersl Wells" 10 the Alexandria Sentinet, aiud.
ling to the next Presidency, says:
.Of course, polite. 10 the chief topic ofconver'
s.tjou. Among the Democratic Virginians hero.
and indeed 10 Northwestern Virginia, NJ. Hunter
has no formidable competitor. though Douglas
and Breckenridge are not without their friends ut
this place."
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-23

Judge Hogan, Of the State Department, Inns
been appointed translator in place of Prof. Dimi
try, appointed minister to Nicaragua.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-23

The Mckinney ('rexas) Messenger nominntes
tho Hon. Sam. Houston as the Union Candidate
for the next Presidency. subject to the decision
Of the people at the ballotbox."
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-23

! Hon. BENJAMIN II. Hill has been nominated rs
the Opposition candidate in the Seventh Congress
sional District of Georgia. Hon. Joshua Hill is
tho present Representative.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-23

JOHN Ross has been reelected President of the
Cherokee Nation. Ross was elected Principal
Chief of the Cherokee Nation under their first
constitution, in the fall Of 1929 and has been the
chief ever since, being reelected every four years
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-23

- : ssnisapse@lE s@yss
- Aavsrsise VIM - h n sphill easinsss
IS r. r}ssts - denee7eey a. eesfA Caroline,
~ q - efker Ssutkefn ate. intsl - snppart
III ~ sssolsstsnarys sqesassr sovereignty aud
at. soushern hsrssiss Of N. DoaRlss. The De
nocrscy Of he Soata i not yet prepared to
trampIs the constitusica. their birth rights. aud
de honor Of the country under their feet that
Senator f,sux;as, TRAITOR ~ his cause and their
ssctou. and the Union, and the worst OF abolition.
isss, may b lifsd 10 the height Of bis vanity aud
ambition.
Doaslas "the worst Of Abolitionists !" That
will dol
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-23

SPECIAL NOTICES.
The Virginian Job Office.

The Virginian Job Office.
D-This establishment has lust been supplied With
McE large assortment Of NEW CUTS and FANCY TYPE,
al Is better prepared than 10 do FANCY and ORNA
MENTAL PRINTING, Of every description.
beautiful article OF Bank Checks Drafts, CIRCULARS bus
Visiting Cards. &c &C. be executed at the shortest
notice Terms moderate. [aug 6-ls
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-23
Richmond q Danville Railroad

The Richmond & Danville Railroad Company
has declared dividend Of four per cent. on it's
capital stock. payable on the first day Of December
next. We shall, tomorrow, submit some reheo-
tions suggested by this circumstance.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-23
Bakers Premium Bitters.


o. ~ We hope The citizens generally will be mindful
NCE 81 this allmporan Family Me,ticine-one thai is
taiabie IN all climates and in all that
"rh h"rr remarkable cdfas than other discovered
one thai can be takru lay a conditions and with perfect
SAT- Nani On" iha stands allied
t"iN and Coughs C"c. Nervous Affections, General Debility
guc an Fever AMI Nervous Headache. Bakers celebrated
P.EHIH lr1kGs have been manufactured in Richmond Va
Tor Years past and are highly recommended by Physicians and
vegetable substances and therefore entirely froA all
r' lruS When all other remedies have failed single bot
Tie has ~, kipwn /" the of Dyspepsia certified
10 'l We late ": p Ncwhs anl frycrs nttcsed by Wn
H. h'-A ~ iienrco, and ocrsad clolics aud dlarrhua
~ hintr"s OF or citizens assert, who used
ross during Inc prevalence of the Cholera in lch,non ana
Mir' Immediately checked and ulrooed all the symptoms If
" hrri disease by the of Bakers PRENiUM Bt1rfgs
Indeed W. doubt there has been disco, n tonic "a
P'"rfi ana Yet ~ soothing nature these Bittcrs which
Mrr instantly administered to children with the apl,i result
m Proprietor vi these Bttes anxious them kbw
Throughout The country and for this will pu them Ia
c"unr! merchants aud others by the Wholesale H. such prs
cannot fail 10 eus,. An 10 try thu, i,rs and
to Ju i.t for themselves of their merits
l" he hal OF all DRUGGISTS in Lynchburg and elsewhere in
VIRGINIA. For "riers address L. BAKER, Proprietor,
juiy 26-l6cs Pir;,u,onJ y,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-23
Brandreth'S Pills

Brandreth'S Pills.
~ hnpf1 hftct-N,n Pain OF In inn,m, an ia .r.,
p IN human body and Bran,lre:hs Pills nr ns.,i ii's
''Mt upon The hnnors which the oS ,h ni
nit'l'" ana remove them from BODY and they rann,
9V ncca9t .h lr power only uaa over those h,mnrs
'!'s """h are unhealthy ('an lif) ana WHOSE nrs
~" ~ par else Inc pain and burning heat S Il, snr
i, @ "'s, coughs, rhcunaislIs main in IN. all. ,nd
% Wth are all cared by from three doses Of ts
I'M whose power Is only eNerted rcinoy. hmm ti,s r.
The blood The rightly directed wi c them m rom
en- IN medicine. ~ "' 'especiapie deal
--------- lau2 Is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-23
FOR SALE

FOh SALE.
!: IL ;
k4 DESIRING to procure printing pres. Il, J.
|" q, operated by steam power, the proprietor nj Nv
SA0aS M establishment offers for the one mn, M
M ~ the "Nirginan" is now printed II Is a soI.,rp
thl ADAMS POWER Pass propelled by hand S",
sSHNHH capable Of making one Thousand IMPRESSION. a..
A3u hour. The character OF Its work can b., ,I,
mined by the appearance OF this paper
To the proprietor Of country newspaper having much p
laon or doing much Job work, this Press would say, &
time, and money. II will besol at bargain. auc lI
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-23
SALES ~ AUCTION
THIS DAY.
Tfastee's Sale u Newspaper Prepert,

TN ussrsaanee Of Deed o. Trfs; executed 10 me o., ~
u dsf % kosembs. isss aad Of Teeord In Bedford co'
Coun r1efk's o1ce. sha7l the I'D day Of AUGIsT
roese ELI . ne hlkes bidder the entire nieres, nr
Echois In the newspaper establishment known the ,si,
Sentinel said interest being equal undivided hall ~
Prrss Tyre fxtnrve, &e &e aud aiso one-halr of al h
subscription To sad paper since the estaL., h
Of the firm While Robertson and Of an H. y
due for subscription job work and advertising accn oeb
the commencement OF White & Echois. s sii'e
The lafer has extensive circulation for q coun,y,
and advertising and job pstroaagr Terms al ilT
aug 6-isssz 's;sag j. y. JOHNSON Trn.,'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-23

NJ Considering forms In which this disease de-
ftR ycol,s itself mag we'll be called "lytra headed"
In H. train follow IHd'gesfion, Pain in Stomach XdtbHrn
water Brasil. Cscc,less, Pes Acdy, Oppression utter
Eing Jdandie, Fa'encg Yorpor Of TIC Licer deafness,
D.bHty, Fsmdie tOmpkts, dc. some of the first men in
land have given their written certificates relative 10 the
effected In their persons by the OxyGESArRD BT
while testimonials from other editorial Opn
Ions nni voluntary expressions from persons who a,erse 10
src their nain,s IN print are perfectly overwhelming.
Read the lwng from very highly respectable Clergy
E.sT T>rNT"S, Mass, Feb o. ls5s.
To the Editor Of the Portland Mirror,-sir:-
oxyGESArED Bu1rRs.-For than twenty five years
have been sufferer from The dyspepsia. Besides the
rncc :" my iun PHI. acans IN the almost useless trial of
their prescriptions have tried variety Of
n medicines with similar result Through kindness
phtsien received last March, half dozen bottles of the
nNiGENAfED BirrEi:s began 10 them without
hope of deriving help from Them Being determined give
rm fair trial. continued their but without pcrccl
tiblc lctrh I'LL June
Since then have gradually improved in health till
Ncll Tree from cty al The stomach and from the
hlcnty AM the awful and almost dsrHcting sick iicilarc
which oVn, for days together has wh)y untitled for ~
ana for all other ministerial duties and rendered life btdci
tel that owe II, rs an expression Of gratitude ~ M's-s
fowle o. aud also duly 10 the public 10 recommend their
oNygcnc' Btcrs as in my estimation, n remedy
that mos: trying, ,Ang and cruel Of hill disease
which poor human fgs is heir the dyspepsia. Iar wing
ani irled din remedies with
RESULT can rcc''nrcnd Tie On! 2rnated itrs with Il
d,ncc few others any The readers the Mirror
suffering beg Of them - make trial Btcrs
delay.
a. JAMES X. CUSHING.
Pr'arfa by $ W. FoWLE& CO., BosroS, and for sale by
william y stroller Co.. and John H. scay, l,ncnbur.. 4.
G. Push Campbell G. H. and b.: all Druggists
nlc'llelhc liruuS h0ui the and country. July Il
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-23

TN waslinstaa Unioa indirectly takes ground
sgaina the election Of vics Psssidsnt Breel;n.
neEs % The Senate IN the place Of Mr. Crittendep.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-23
From the PraSc


CT Mr John jackson publisher of the Calais Advertiser
G writes: know il To be all that Ia,
IN 'ei IN my family for six o seven years
nv Try mother and holsekcep,r oen act as family
physician IN The numerous illnesses and accidents that occur
among rreh and servants For many these eases Da,
ram KILLER 1. an Indispensable article In darrtna IL Inns
ht us and effected For bruises il is nyu
abic,-N y. Eldmimu. " " ~
iEHtN DAVIS PAIN Kill REThis medicine has brcoe y,
hilv "i '"inhtrcea hing no medicine became b,
ih hHvf Is as much nn Item in every of goods sent la
.tr! hei'!hih1S as lea, coffee This fact st,aL
'"'uhts III us ia'1r-Gfens faH, Messenger.
nANi NE6ErAnLE Pals KulER.-Notw Outstanding The ;a,
pn> 81 l'S article and many other medicines in ,, mn
D." n i.S 10 answer the same PURPOSE yet sale u
erI oi's ram Killer is ilnn the hole II them ut
u one OF III. IL" articles ilat Just hat ,hey
P"e'''d i" to. Iryh-Br""s,cick Teiegruph.
SANfoErs LIVER INyIGoPAToE
COMPOSED ENTIRELY FROM tI: Ns
LIVER I%NlGORArOI
LIVER ISNibORAroE
LIN ER lSNiGORArOR
CURES DYSPEPSIA
CURES DYSPEPSIA
tIHES LIVER COMPLAINTS
tlHl-s SiCk HEADACHE
CURES NDSrNENE%S
CURES FLiTULENtY.
ttRES BOWEL COMPLAINTS
CURES CHRONIC DI lREII,E,
e,. CURES CiioLIC
Ter ulItnn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-23

NV just received another supply Of "urnets Cocoan
Mrs Alien Hair rstorer and d lintmis til,u Also N
nc kai.isoh Oriental Water, ,,r,,.fiI w as, far
Nc. &c, for sale by " N''' ~
AZ. 22-t,is Jo,f,. !, er,1- ,>-,.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-23

W.. furhi'nre business will he continued nv ne in all
- al Inc OF! stand of j. L. Winston 90 oprosil
v 'F' y' House. where will be ga. to see our old ,usts
april q 3ts. m , ,,,,,--,,,.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-23

etiNi- GREEN AND BLACK TEAs.-A supply of su ,cr,
2t-'lis .Ipli \ n ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-23
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Grover n Rakar,O

Grover & Bakers.
WRy- ekLEBnarrp FAMILY SEWING MAcA1xKs 40, p.o,
W,y WAY, New York and Isl Baltimore Sire, Es oaa
This L $500 ~ Lt-PRlCE S5o-HEMMERS Is EXTRHoie
s,nr i se~s from two spOols as purchased from H.
ss nj Le9,rg no reminding thread Ii ems Fe Gs he
own es ~ superior STYLE finishing each seam bS H.,
without Recourse to the hand needle ~ no
ir .! oller machines II will better and che.ns
k0Hr. 1888 Wv" " Snc WORKS Tor one cent an
may i-J,s '"' j. T. DAVIS Co
- ADpnta Tvcnl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-23

Ma OF L. Winston ~ Co, was liz. " Il on the y!
a INST BY ;'pal consent. A Ia.a..s r,,s isn
% ~ ~, !" M pres ..":. /, l., " ,.., 2 tss
m'n HI Indebted 10 said concern wiz c,n.c frpar nd ~
""i'' y. +. ElAstuN,
1 ~ .a,t
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-23
AFRICA.

African a'esare from Coast Castle ~ Jnly ll
and from Sierra Lrone to July l5th. C,itnn ,r,s
be ng collected in the eastern districts If tho Il,
coast, an considerable quantity was exn,',tsj
t. be shipped to England, The nasves were he
ing taughts its value, and the export. were ey,,cc .
Ell To increase. Palm oil had largely advanced a,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-23

For the Hair.

AIDES WAfCliEs.-Just received, supply of La,!,
- Watches, Of desirable size and style.
aug 22-,iis SIIVEl.TIIopI T. cI r1~r
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-23

,czxe1 NoTlcE-I have the pleasure of informu.
49, b my odd patrons and friends that will be her
q ID few days for the purpose Of TUNING pl
stANOS. | can he found at the NoryeIl IIous -.
Please give ms call or leave your orders.
aug 2z-dal WIN. r. GREENE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-23

81 oEED-fresi Turnip Seed from Lan,reth iu
aug % dts ~ u,,n,,n,ox
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-23

'IiN FOIL suitable for Tobaccouis.. ~ ,v.~. ,, :
- anu SIZE. III very low priees-for sae by - ''P'ioh
,rr 90 T., LYLE FOSTER, Commits ion Mercb,n,
Richmond Va
t-oh fENT.-A comfortable Oface I'm r.., a, o. o..
L Possession given Immediately " rear VI our o'oe
guy .Io.s D. WILLIAMS h SON 80 Main Since,
ans 70 IL, Tons superior Foundry lron for sale by
JAMES EOYD A 10
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-23
RtSSI \.

The construction of railway Of the lcnrth %
seven hundred vorsts. between N ,>row AMI Sara
tow. has hcen authorized. The ra,,i;al of tn
company will lc forty five millions r.' leg. with
government guarantee for eighty wears. III Gou,
and a half per cent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-07
TIKI REGISTRY OUTRAGE.

The Herald argues thst the Republican party
mus. be corrupt, because one nominal Repuollcan
was bought to betray in the matter of the Regis
traton of the Legal Voters OF our City. We do
not sccept this logic II it were sound it would
prove the original Twelve Apostles very corrupt
body far more depraved than the Scribes and
Pharisees. II would prove our Revolutionary pa
triots 8 corrupt and yenal gang, because Benedict
Arnold undertook to sell West Point. We admit
no .uch lame and impOtent conclusion"
And now will The Herald meet the point that we
made on it in our last That p,per, like The Jour
nal Of Commerce, has broadly asserted that the
Republicans would have cutched all the Register
ing Boards, as the Democrats have done, had they
possessed the power. This we have reiuted by
simple statement of the fact tia. the Republicans
hat the power-had it fully, IN ,cubtsdly
the Registry Law was made Had its execution
been confded to Republican Board, thst course
would have been justified by the settled Parlia-
mentary rule that the execution of measure
should be committed to it's frieuds not to its enc
mies Nobody could have said they had done
wrong bad the Legislature confded the selection
of the Registering Inspectors for our City to a
Board composed of the Mayor, Controller, aud
President Of the Board of Police Commissioners.
But the Republicans, with undoubted power to
mske Republican Board, declined to exercise it.
They deliberately committed the selection OF those
Inspectors to the Board Of Supervisors, composed
of six members chosen By each political party
Here, then, is ncOn.estabe proof that the kePao'
leans desired and decreed fair, equal, Impartial
Registrations purpose which our adSersaFies
have most dishonorably and treacherously ffus-
trated Such are the ineontestaole f'c's; dire
The Herald face them! Dare The Journal q
CnmnIrctl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-07

Tie Common Council met last evening. In the
Board of Aldermen, the MsyOr called attention to
communication from the IlarbOr Commissioners
notifying them that the Battery extension had
shoaled the water of the battery three feet, aud
caused shoal TO form Of Governors Island, and
advised that the exterior wall be constructed forth
with. The sum of - 500 was appropriated for
the widow of the late CbefJustice Oakley, being
the salary which would have been due from the
time of his death to the expiration of his term
communication from Harry Howard, Chef En-
giueer of the Fire Department, states that he hsd
not received his gold badge, and would not receive
it, but hoped that it might he sold, and proceeds
given to the Fire Department Fund To tue
Councilmen the Controller reported that the dis
butsemeuts of the city from Jan. !, 1859, to Sept
30, amounted to Sl3,74l ass 62. An attempt to
add the names of the newly appointed Registrars
to the list OF Election Districts, about to be pub
Eshed, was defeated by the Democrats. They
have the decency to be ashamed Of the work OF
Bell Pmdy & Co. in the BOsrd Of Supervisors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-07
ORR POLICE.

We believe there 10 no longer any shadow Oh
compliant or ground for complaint, for our MeIfo
poltsn Police as 9 partisan body-ss lsas' oil Ne
pt bhe,n n.rti.ap.bir. The Chisf is Democrat;
the Board of Commissioners is Of dubious proch''
ities or poue: 10 msns politics either ala OF in''
pese bis appointment to any post IN the service
and no unfit or unworthy policeman is kept In oi'e
because Of bis political atfnies or partisan backing
All this is IS il should be; il has cost something"
attain il. but We believe It worth its cost sad eSea
more
Hitherto the steps BY which the Police 1ss been
cleared Of sill vestiges of psrtisanshie have been
taken at the expense of Republicans. So rigid has
been TIE ruling Of the msjorty of the Board tna'
no Republican in the Police Department can hence
forth ever vote at Primsry Election of his party
We do not condemn this-do not even regret H.
II the rule were absolute and universal tha' no
peIson drawing salary from the public chest WAS
allowed to intermeddle in any nay with the seIec'
ton of candidates for public trust, We should not
regret it Let the taxpayers select our candi-
dates lot the tsxesters. But We now CAL
upon the Commissioner, and Superintendent TO be
sure this, they hold the scales exact And even IS
between the two parties. There is very general
suspicion amorg Republicans that their recent
interdcis were Dictated by hostility 10 the Repuo-
lcan cause We do rot share that suspicion, bu'
We should ike 10 see it thoroughly dispalled. We
desire no Backward step; but we do ssk the Com
missioners to sppy their rules in spirit as we'll as
letter to their subordinates of all parties Make
Democrats as well SIS Republicans abstain Alto
ge.her from interference IN Primary Elections, or
iu Elections at all, save by the simple act oil
depositipg their ballots. Their complaint viii
be- hushed, and our Police become Whist 1t should
be, az organization for the projection of our c'ti-
zens. Lot for the selection of their rulers Aud
this. We are sure, will give general satisfaction.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-07
CHANTS HISTORY.

The feat of Molere's doctor, who, to suit the
exgencies Of his peculiar diagnosis, shifted the hu'
man heart from one side of the body to the other,
i, bu, trife compared to what hss OF late years
been accomplished at tie South in the interest OF
the peculiar institution. Finding that the accepted
system of morals, religion, biblical Interpretation
political economy, and social science, We're not TO
be reconciled with tie idea of the perpetuity OF
Slavery, our Southern Swans htera.i, professors,
and doctors Of divinity hsye set to work to amend
them, and have already reconstructed in slave
holding seuse, all these branches of kuoSledge.
Mr.. Senator Chesru. Of South Csrolna aspires If
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-07

rom New Orleans stating thst the steamer PbiIsde
pkis had been seized BY tie Cnite< Ststes MxshI.
An answer was Immediately transmitted directing tAs
rstertiop Of The csp.sin ard 10 new OF Ja3ioL
proceedings ard to hold the vessel which. II II char
Re found chs ~as employed 10 q 6lhbuserias sxps.
diiion will be subject TO forfeiture. The dispatch fer
tb,r ststed that on artillery company from Bs:os
Rouge wss its wsy to the point where, II 10 said
the fhbus.ers have congreg,ed and we're 10 be a,ei
bv The United Ststes M,rshal o. occasion may require
in The effort 10 arrest them. Never has more earees
meas been exhibited with regard 20 any similar exps-
Sop ,bau 10 relation 10 this one, for the illustration u
which the most vigorous maa'ures have beea sdop:sd
& far the efforts OF the Federal officers have bees
successful ard IL reliably asserted that their proceed
iro. are altogether satisfactory 10 the Government.
The Instructions sent TO bile not only refer TO the
6busters connected with the present expedition, bat
s,o 10 ,nose who went out in the former one IN the
sferwsrd wrecked schooner Sussn. The order ute
arrest them.
Their relaxed This is subjec. in which the Admnis-
trstiou hss tsken sc.ive interest. An oihcis 0s
match was received 70 day announcing tha the efpsU
duty Of 10 per cent heretofore charged on the 'aias
exports of Brazil including sugsr, hides, anu esn1
rs:iye procuc's has been reduced 70 per cent, oy
recent decree OF tue Emperor, which Is Low IN TUE