Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-05

From IriEond--Iue Bcfroen LicateRuat Horry
aud he Editor Of The .iri:oaiIH Indian Oi'r1-
gcs az Sonora.
Private a,ivices from Tuscon. dael July 10Th,
mention a hostile meeting between Lieut.. Mpwry
AM Edward l.. Cross. tie editor sc the AriIanan
-Four shots were fred without effect. At the last
IRE Lleu,enan, M"wry's rife did not discharge,
AMI II was decided that he entitled IL his shot
and Mr.. Cross siocd without arms :" receive it,
but Mowry -efuse1 n Ere at an unarmel man and
discharge! his rifle in tho air. AM declared him
self satisfied. Mutual explanations were made,
and the difficulties adjusted.
The Opsta Indian. wee committing grea; ra,a-
ges in rhe northern part Di Sonora shooting tn-n
aud rayishng women. a.l the troops seem afraid
Ia attack them.
One Amer can citizen Of Arizona Is in jail AT
lMagdaleha for no offence. and feats we're enter
ltaiued tina, he would DO murdered. II j. utterly
impossible for American II travel NOW in s.
nora without being massaered or robbed If every
thing.
Lieut.. Mowry will have no opposition for dele
gate to Congress.
1t is the intention Of the government TO esiab,
ilish posts on the frontier Of the Apache country
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URBANs BARBARITiEs.-The bnrLarous excuses
of the Austrian Urban will bot DO easily Ella .cl
from ltatian memories. Two monuments erected
lon the very spots chosen for the preparation Of the
acts IN question, will as perpetual records Of
that undiscrmnatng cruelty which has aroused
the righteous indignation ofell civilized Europe.
AT Serigno, near Desa. two men. who. with u
child. were engaged in stripping mulberry trees.
were seized, and shot in the public cemetery. in
spite uf the earnest entreatcs Of the parish priest
and many ofthe inhabitants who protested against
an act 50 senseless and inhuman. The following
inscription has been placed over the grave where
the remains of these unhappy victims have been
aid:-"Angelo Gini, aged 25, and Luig Guildici.
aged %, Of Lucino, were here assassinated IN the
10Th May, 1852 by order Of the Lieutenant Mar
shall Urban. in his flight from Varesc and Como.
Italian brethren. let the blood of these martys,
shed by Austrian magnity, remind you that you
have country and n family to defendW 1t is
furthermore proposed to raise by national sub
scription of five cents head, u stone commcmora
tive of the savage murder Of the Cignoli family AT
Curcella, in Piedmont. Urban also distinguished
himself by shooting, with his own hand, a man
who, with au infant in his arms, Was standing al
the door of house in Como, in order 10 see the
retreat of the Austrian troops.
t-S-.r-'
The WHEAT MARKET.--The farmers are general
lily selling ut least part of their crops at present
rates. Probably one-half in this section have eli
tier threshed or arc at it now, and there is Won
derful concurrence of testimony in report from
ere,y county lying along The Rdppahdpnock rirer-
from its to where is dispmbagues into tn,
Chesapeake--that the falling off from fair and
reasonable expectation Is not less than twenty pei
cent, and from that to fifty per cent. 1hi,fy
three per cent. as probably the acreage difference be
t,ceen the expectation and the actual gieid! W,
hear of transactions at the rates Of last week.
81 25 has been paid for white. and 81 20 was Of
fered for lot Of red ON yesterday. Three farmer
on the Rappahannock river. in Essex county. pub
fish card in which they state that. from actua
observation, the crop Of wheat in that section o
Virginia is not much more than hdlfthe quantit!
they had every reason TO believe would have beer
the yield from the straw on the ground. This i
"a much larger per cent. Of deficit than we hav
heard Of in any other quarter Of Tidewater Vir
gina.- F'edericksburg Ta,) Herald.