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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-30

FGNiE froprittors Of these Machines claim, (and are prepared
\ To snh7ianiAir thc cluim0 that their instruments tiH era
dafa, y" N. hesf n0tHsr, any dhd drkiHis n Reed|s'r"t1.-
. anl''inlny, ns the! do. all the imlro, cncnts which -xi"rlcn'"
has Proved 10 lie requisite Ia the perfection oi tho Sewing Ma
chine $, the, commend themselves To The public ns the lhul,sAl
mud most reliable Instrument In the market. and adapted 10 c,-
cry branch Of industry In which the needle In required.
They viii stitch, hem, fell, hEI and gather. They make n
strong lock stitch, That cannot hc rnvclc1 or pulled out. They
make n beautiful, uniform stitch, alike on both sides OF the " ORR,
without forming ridycs underneath.
The Machine: have great strength, nc perfectly simple, aud
the management "f ihtm easily acquired.
Any spool of ottpH, Hredi or siI, ma! be- used without re-.
winding. The, are almost q .Ssicss In their operation, aud WtH
iteor longer than my other sew Ing Mnchinc cNtant.
l@t MannIht turtts, i'aucrs, Farmers, iiouHoLecpcra, ar nny
Other pcrspi' In search If mn Instrument 10 execute any Kind
u >ctcinG noc done hg mach insry, utdid t.,e Mey SECURE TIE
b,St, by examining ours before purchasing.
Samples If work sent by mil
T.. HORTON KEACIL, AGrSr,
Atorlnihinn Hall, Nnin T., between 9th " 10Th, up stairs,
nov 3-dtcijnnl iichunnh, Va.
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Extensive Fire III Now York City.

New YORK, Dec. "9th.-There was n fro this
forenoon which, burnt six large dwellings On Deck
man street. aud four on Ann street. aud the ienr
Of the large Warehouse fronting on Fulton street
and running back to Ann. Among the sufferers
are Cyrus W. Field 4 Co, Duncan. West & Co..
Buckley 4 Co, paper dealers; liaydock. drug
Importer; Endecott 4 Co.. Lithngrnphers; FL.
ward Black. Importer ur n4sital instruments,
and others.
The estimated loss is $500, 900, which is proba-
bly, covered by insurance. Several fremen were
seriously injured Ivy the falling walls.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-30

NEW YoaK, Dec. % .-Stocks quiet. Virginia
G's 94i. Cotton firm and quiet. Flour firm and
prices unchanged. Wheat firm, White 81 so to
l IS; Red | &C. Corn %buoyant. New IS to soc.
Pork dull, Mess lG 0G to Is II; Prime II 62 To
IL 95. Whiskoy heavy at &c cts. Sugar firm,
Orleans g. to 81; Muscovado, 0 to Of. Mollasscs
firm ut SO to SO cents.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-30

TnE LEGISLATIVE VISIT TO NoRFoLK.-Lt. Cover
nor Jackson. five Senators. and sixteen members of
the House Of Delegates, who 'knew what was good
for them, y accepted the invitation to Norfolk, md,
rs we learn from the press of that city, are fully en-
joying the proverbial hospitality Of its citizens
They have visited the navy-yard, big ship, and other
sights.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-30

ARREST OF A IIohsE TnIEF.-On Monday night at
8 o'clock says tho Norfolk Argus, Justice Thos. Keel
ing, of Princess Anne county, was informed that n
suspicious Aooaing customer, who said his name was
Harrington, was endeavoring to sell u horse at $50,
which he said cost him 500. A warrant was prompt
" issued Mt | o'clock Tuesday morning, the man WAS
taken before Justice X, who, finding that he answer
ed very we'll the description OF Isaac Harrington =
advertised in the Argus as having rode off quito I'M
tremendously from Sam. Up,on's Mt Camden Court
house, N. c., upon a bob-tail FLY l43 hands high,
with a white face-sent him to jail.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-30
Conservative Action of Governor Banks
OF Massachusetts.

WAsHlSCToN. December 29.-Tho action Of Co
vernon Banks. in vctpiuS the revised code of Ma
suchusct,s. on occnunt If its tul"rnting negro vol
untcers in the militia # that State, has caused
great surprise among tho Republicans here, and
some indignation is expressed. but thu at IL gou-
orally hailed rs tho h~arhnger of n conservative
feeling Ms the North in regard to tho rights and
immunities Of the South, aud respect for the Con
slitution and Federal laws.
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r

On the Goth instant, by Rev. IL. W. Dodge.
Pastor Of the Baptist church. Lynchburg, at the
residence Of the brides father. in Amherst county,
Mr.. WILLIAM GILLIAN and Miss ELIZA STANLEY.
On the 21st inst, in Lynchl.urg. ly the same,
Mr.. BENJAAIN S. WHITEHEAD and Miss ELENA
T.. TIgoHEs.
On the 2sth inst, by the same, Mr.. JonN p.
NuE,. to Miss MARTHA WILLIAMSON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-30

which it is hoped mel her he nor they ~ill ever
forget.
iier work is done, and vol done. Reader.
would you thus 70 disi Then like her. 1.-Two
daily IN CArisf, and prove it By living for Carat.
J. D. Z.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-30

Augusta, Ga. Dee. %. The Hon. l.. 7. Wig
fall, lately elected q. =. Senator from the State of
Texas. lett here this morning for Washington
CITY.
The Governor Of South Carolina Inns appointed
tho Hon. 9. q. M"mminger, n distinguished law
yer OF Charleston, Commissioner to Virginia. Mr..
Memmingcr has accented tho appointment,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-30
Steamer Sunk.

New York. Dec. %. The Steamship Grenada
from New Orleans sunk in North River last night
Her cargo which is composed princi pally of cnttor
will be nearly n total loss. Everything below
deck was submerged.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-30

The citizens Of Petersburg. Va, raised the sum
of 81 1875 so and divided it equally among the
three companies Of that CITY that did duty at
Charlcstown. 1t was entrusted to the officers to
dispense 10 those whose necessities would make 1t
acceptable. Petersburg is ono Of the most spir-
tied places in the world.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-30

THIS SRABoARD RIrLKs.-The citizens Of Princess
Anne county, in the vicinity of London Bridge, have
organized n Volunteer Company to be called the Sea-
hoard Rifles. The following are the o0icers.-Cnpt.
q. 7. Rogers; LIST Lieut., Jas, a.. Corn'ck; ID Lieut.,
Geo. Tebanlt; Adjutant, Jas. u. Land; lst Sergeant
]. Hunter, Jr.; ID do. Thos. J. Cornick; Sd do. X g.
Whitelurst; 4th do. Thomas G. Hunter. The uni
form of The Rifles is to be made OF "'irginia gray
CLOTH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-30

MONTGOMERY HIGHLASDERs.-Tbis company of
Volunteers, numbering 81 men, was organized in
Blacksburg, Montgomery county, on the 10th inst,
by tue election OF the following officers :-Charles A.
Ronald, Captain; G. Pace, lat Lieut.; D. N. Bennett,
2i Lieut.. Cecil uArdwick, Orderly Sergeant. They
have adoptcd the GRAY uniform.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-30

WELCOMED HoME.-The Virginia soldiers have
generally reached their several homes from
Charlestown; and the papers are telling of the
enthusiastic greetings and compliments every
where rendered them.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-30

THE SrAuSTos AsYLUM.-The Virginia Lunati'
Asylum at Stanton, contains 372 patients-2ls
males aud l53 females.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-30

GENTS GODDS.--FNTT 1900.
fHNllE subscriber has received his FALL. AND WINTER
Il GOODS, consisting Of n full line OF Black nnd tolotrI
Cloths, from medium to the finest best Doe skins, piaiu aud
corded; llnek tus>inyts; best fancy French CnsHim,ts; Vel
vet and SILK NrAiings, Ac.; ni the new,at styles Of Buttons Ir
Dress Coa.s. iuriurss Suits mud Yeats; aud Ia prepared, with
III" best ~otkmcn In lie city, 10 make any garment To order,
oct ihliuns WM. l.. PAGE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-30

roRK AT Pharmaceutical good lot of pork was
sold at the Fredericksburg market last week at eight
dollars.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-30
MESSRS. WELSH BROTHERS q CO..

IIAv appointed IA their Agents In Virginia fp the sale OF
II taeir HfNES-snA We shall DO pleased TO receive orders
rom the trnds for their Wines, 10 DO impaired dirant 10 Virgin
lathe price the aamc In Virginia ~ In New York.
Their old atock II Madeira ranges nom eA,b0, vintaga OF 1874
up to 60 ppr gallon, vintage OF 1873
shcuy Wines nom ti,b0to tfS per gallon.
Lisbon Wines nom t1ybe 10 ~ per gallon.
Port Wines Rum 4aJb8t to ~ per gallon.
EDMOND, DAVENPORT b co.
dee 2tts Richmond, Va.
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Valuable Diamond Hill Property For Sale.

Nh INTENDING to remove from the city. | offer at private
HiI sale, MY RESIDENCE, on Diamond Till. together with
the 2 Acres of Land thereto attached-it being the same prop
erty purchased by me OF Alanson Winston's Trustees. This
property IL confessedly among the most desirable In the city
The house Is OF brick contains II rooms; isin thorough re-
pair; and has attached NIL necessary ouihouss and a hnc Well
Of water. The ground is perfectly level, and is in II fine state Of
cultivation. To city purchasers this property needs no descrip-
tinn, as il, ns well as the high character of the neigi,horho, i in
which II Ii situated, is too well known To require praise.
The terms will he reasonable and time made 10 suit IMrrhas-
ers. (nov 2 tsl q. A.. CoLIiUUN
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Snow.
MARK Eft,

WAsutSGToN CRY, Dec. 29.-It has been snow
ing for the last As hours slishtly-sleighs are cut
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ADVERTISE
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENCY,
ATTIIE "vIRGINIAN" OFFICE.
1 fyou wish to prosper, Advertise.

4 AN AGENT FOR the following papers gu the line Of rail
L road from 1yneh5urg 10 Chattanooga and other Places all of
them having II large circulation among the people OF South.
western Virginia md East Tennessee.
NEw EeA, Floyd {. H., Va NmstNIa Ecno, Halifax G. II.
Wine, Va. II TEss. NEws, Bristol, Va
Nua,sTs lh"0Ss"''' Tenn t rrMo%A'"a J~oncsJoro, Tenn.
SENTINEL, Rogeryilic, Tenn DEMOCRAT, Grencyille, Tenn.
iSTrLLIeekcKR, Morristown" ADvEsTrssR, Chattanooga, "
STAR, ,.ton Yin Poer, Athens,
s n.sns.. Liberty, Va i n.sa.Ssas. salem. Va.
vIsIroR, Marion, Va. STAR h HERALD. Cltrisiiansb'g.
DEMOCRAT, / rb,.os,,. ya Patriot, Gra,sen {. H., Va.
S nH.o, Union, Va. 1 frsrsfA'" Wyheytls, Va,
REGISTER, na,,u. ". Apyoo ArE, Tazcwcll G. H., Va.
REPUBLICAN, '""'"s' - SouTn-W Est, Giles G. H., Va.
SENTINEL, Alexandria, yn. REPuBlit AN, Winchester, VA,
Perssns wishing TO advertise In any of The above papers " in
lind II to THEIR INTEREST to call on me al the Office ofulc Lynch
burg Nirginian. ur STAIRS, where contracts will be made, aud
advertisements foRw ARpED WITHOUT DELAY.
~ will also receive and forward advertising 10 any paper
In the United states. a. NADbiiI.
sept ISIS. Foreman Sirginiau office.
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ATTENTION. RIFLE GREYS !

CALL on tho Treasurer pro. tan., Il. y. LATHAM, at DIR.
~ Owrn's oMce, immediately, and deposit viii. him sio-for
the materials, trimmings 4e7 u your aniform., All who desire
10 have their uniforms made by the tailor, will leave their mca-
surcs with ChaA J. kaine, iSa Main Street BY tho 4th Of Janu-
sKy.. Al. BIGGEks, JR, Captain.
WV. X. TURrIN, 1A scrg'I [dec 24-A
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-30

Cine day last week. while the stage was stand
ing at ( ailashan's in Allegheny caunty. md tn
driver being at the fire, two negroes. slaves, APP,
proachcd it, md took two mail bags therclrom, and
conveyed them to tho woods. They were alter
wards found in n hollow tree. The negroes were
then arrested, and about thirty dollars lounn on
their person. They are both in the Allegheny
Jail awaiting their trial. Gresnbrier Era.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-30
ATTENTION!

A LII ACCOUNTS READY FIRST JANUARY, 1sGO.-My
IA friends will please remember that our collecting season Is
Gloss NJ haDA- sad that they are expsstsd to- call In aMl settle
or pay when called upon.
lind that " 10 exceedingly important thai ! should he strictly
prompt In NIL my payments and that Il Will be iu,posaiblc for
me IN maintain that desirable aud important character, unless,
l require prompt paypssnk !. L. ARMiSrEAD,
dec 2its (Rupl No. 10, Main ~, L~ynchburg VH.
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800 REWARD.
NEW BOOKS!

VJIVEY IiP % Madison, "Reminiscences Of Rufus Choatc,
HI iiaysri Tayiors New Book Of Trayels-"Iome and
Abroad" Tho Secret Out Or 1000 Tricks with Capds, Leaves
fro,n M Actors Note Hook with "Reminiscences Of tho Green
Room and stag, Lilo q hAron Won Humboldt, This Old Stone
Mansion By Peterson, The Great Trlbulntion by DIR. Cumming,
scotts Innintry Tactics, Inriec's Rins AMI fnfsntry Tactics,
Cavalry Iacllca, Rnndall's Life Of JehcrMm, Corner Cupboard,
ccNter, al j. j. cREED's,
dec l23 Main st.
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FOR SALE.

Lca DESIRING to procure n printing press 10 b.
r,opt rated by steam power, the proprietor Of this
fcp3. McsMlllsl,muut OILERS for Ac the one upon which
N&3& - The "Nirginian' is nov printed, Ills n Hubrtnn'
bSH&Y iial Ab,an lnwE. irEs-, propelled by hand nnd
~ftNHH chImble # making one Thousand impressions an
12l hour. The character Of ia work can be- deter
mined L, the appearance" "t this lmpor.
To the proprietor of country newspaper having much clrcu
lnlion, or doing much Job work, this rrras would save labor
time, mud money. II vii. be- sold nj a bargain. mug Its
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-30
MANIPULATED A

MANIPULATED GU a
w Offer In the Planters of Virginia II Gunno prepared by
w us as follows:
l,0a0 lbs. best Peruvian Gunno that cn bc procured;
800 do. somorrro Gunno, containing 20 per CT Of phoa
lhnie of Lime;
200 do. Ground Plaster, for which we pny ~ u ton extra
Planters and others ARE invited 10 examine ihs nrtclc, From
Tie best inloi naiiun We can obtain, We believe this Mixture Ia
oe Of The best that can he prepared for the ' ir.inia lhuds.
Price Ia Planters, $is per ton, Or ~ icsa per ioi, Whom they
furnish, the bags.
So Prepared and for sale TX
EDMONn, DAVENPORT h Co.,
Richmond, Virginia.
Alsn. for sale by Commission md Grocery Merchants Ia cities
fyy-Wa refer to Planters whr have used the Somhrcfo and
the Manipulated Guano-among them Jas. Gult Esq, A. War
wick, Esq, Jos Allen, Esq. and Il. IL. styiL, EHl. and others.
Below We give II. N. Tutues Chemist nj University Of Nn)
report Of the same, samples from " bags, nnd 1t shall be kept
To that standard;
al nm now able to give you the result Of analysis. They
show the Mixture 10 be what you stated In u former letter, and
judge that you are very fortunate IN the selection of materials
especially of Peruvian Gunio. Tho per ccntagc of Ammonia
shows The pure Peruvian 10 contain l24 per cent, which Is
more than the average. The Analysis Is ms follows;
Moisture given of ut boiling point. .........,.,.,... 1898
phosuhate Of Lime ...., is.2G
Sulpiurtc Acid, a.i5; Lime, 3.d. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 9W
Ammonia 620
Ins.lntic Matter .......... ............. ,..,.... 15
A small quantity of Aikaii-unlcrmincl. Water In
combination and organic matter NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2lsj
10000
Hoping that your fertilizer may meet with tho success which
" lee e,dSciy d. k. TGrTLE."
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CASH! s CASH.,
Gelatines, Gelati.
Bakers Cocoa and Chocolates.

CPICED " NOT SPICED, ITALIAN MACCARoNI
y Powdered Spices Of al kinds, for sale by
.dcc I6dts sTABLEH & JONES.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-30

Man suor.-We are informed that. man was
ala, and Lilled. on the Sweet Springs Mountains,
e,a' wsI.c.dsy last, by the mail boy. Tho one
Ill, wa. in company with another man, aud
when h,s the nrail boy came up they stopped him; for
the purro.o taking charge OF the m n%a bag,
nr them the other seeing how his partoor had been
treated, he Instantly ran of. Tho boy was not Ia
ken On. lie carries the mail from the sweet springs
~ Fincsstlc.- Grseajrier Era.
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O N
WHITE FLANNEL,
FOR SALE
GEORGE NJ. UCKER

TIAyING received q supply Of Staunton White Flanncls, he
III desires his customers who have heretofore used it with ~
much satisfaction to call and supply themselves whilst they can
nov l7-dts @. NJ. i.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-30

Tue psAg F~AaiLY.-This excellent company OF
musicians gave their last concert in this city lust
night. In consequence Of the very inclemcnt wea-
ther durin. their ,tny here. they did not meet win
the success which was their due, but We feel as.
sured, that all who were ~ fortunate as To nave
attended their concerts will gladly welcome inc"
W. .nl.rs,and they will give a concert at Lab
erty tonight. and we cordially commend ttcm 10
rho tnyoraLlo attention Of our friends at that place
The peopie Of Liberty arc rarely favored with 1"
wit from, so talented u company.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-08

TAXING THE NAMES OF PASSENGERS on THE
New York and Erie Railroad the conductors required
TO ascertain the Of all the passengers and make
register Of them in book provided for that purpose Tho
absurdity Of the requirement apty Illustrated the
other day the Nmira and Watkins branch Of the road
The conductor, coming up TO passenger demanded his
name. Jackson" was the reply To the next he put
the same nterrogatory, and was promptly answered.
Charles Moran" The third gave his name " Head
or supposug thero unnecessary Of his name
replied, None Of your d-d business" The conductor
put the answers all down. and the last near
correct as the three preceding Though there was kind OF
bitterness In the tone In which IL uttered. In this
way gocs-scarcey passenger giving his right name
10 the conductor. The thus collected, however
sent TO headquarters with regularity and despatch
and President Moran II is said, has begun 10 think that
he and his brother officers have great many namesakes
travelling over the road lately scarcely list pro-
sened him but he finds his upon IT, well those
Of oil the other officers Of the company Elmra Adpr.
tiser, Eb.4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-08
Personal Intelligence.

Hon. John Minor Bolts will be present guest at the
annual ball Of the Eighth Ward Clay Club Of this city,
the 18th instant.
We learn that the 18th utmo Joseph Lowell, Esq,
well known member Of the New York bar, married at
Na.chez to Louisa T. eldest daughter Of the late Gen.
John A. Qutman. The happy couple now on their
way to our city.
ARRIVALS.
send McConKey, Browning, Hannabruf Capt Eliis
Capt Davis, Mss Gordon n Brady, M Merryman, II
Post Jas Hasem Capt Post lady and two children, Num-
Dickinson Springer, john Lodge, l. Cohen W Hunt
Jackson Miss Mary Kennedy Mrs Goodrich Miss Margaret
Kennedy, J Miner, CLOSE st John, j @ Norwood,
sont shepparoson, Broadmer, vandiser Bessc,
Mrs Lee, A Peck, W Jones, W Bridge, Wells j
B Lewis, and eleven In the steerage.
From Liverpool In the seamshp Asia-OP Dorman and
lady, Cohen and lady Jafray and lady, Mr. MCMILLAN
Lord and LAZY Stephens and lady Mr. Haigh and
lady, VIM Brown, p - JACKSON, Mr. Tripler, soper "
Watson Dodgson, Mr. Griffith, Mr. Frazer Mr Tanber
Cronin, Manger, screven, Lieut. Erben, UsN bearer
Of dispatches between China and the United Staes Gu
bert Nr Wright y Booth Mr " Csrow, , Fisk, Lair,
s seorsss 1ssS ss %q NJ M ssnS
Miss Ruero and sister, Miss PortiIlo, Matthew's Mrs
Irmy son and daughters, Mills Mr. Jarvis Mr. Mac
doI aid, Saunders, Martin, Riedee + B Bentley j II
Murray. Hamilton, studer, G strasbourg and lady
Total GO.
From Liverpool in the steam ship Kangaroo-Nrs Jewell,
Miss Hescroa Miss Bohea Max Kletle anda Dempster
sarah Dempsier Ross Lawson wjHoughon O Harrison
Jacobs Ellery ID Bucknan W Farris Fisher Alal.
ews, shaw, Ingles-and 100 In the stcerage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-08

THE REBELLION NEARLY ENDKD-NENA sAHIB AND
TANTIA ToPEE DEFEATED-TRADE REvIvING.
The Bombay mail Of December "A reached England on
the Goth January The correspondence adds little Of
ment 10 the telegrsphic dispatches last pubshed.
The news from Dude shows that the work Of pacihca
tion was nearly completed.
The London Times correspondent says that Nena Sahb
forced to flight from Churde, thirty miles north OF Bara-
itch, had fed to jungle fort northwest Of that place.
The defeat Of Tantia Topee by Bigader Parc very
decided. The enemy fought well and sustained great
loss. The rapidty with which Tantia moved served TO
harrass the British troops.
No serious disturbances expected from any quar-
ter except Taamon where large number Of sepoys had
shut Themselves up Other leaders, with their troops,
were expected to join them.
The Bombay money market continued light, and the
bank had raised rate Of discount two per cent during
the fortnight.
large business doing in cotton goods at advancing
prices Exchange 2s. Id. 2s I'D. Freghts-Colton to
London, 20s. per ton; Liverpool los.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-08
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.

General Miran,on ~ the Capstal-Zuloaga
Reinstated I'm the Presideney-Reportod
Capture OF . Mexican War Scheoner, &c.
NEw ORLEANS, Feb. Q, 1859.
BY the arrival OF the Quaker City we have important
news from Mexico
The dates from the city Of Mexico 10 the 2sth ut
via Ainattlan on the I'd inst General Mramon reached
the capital on the 2eh with 900 cavalry. He disap-
proved Of the aes Of General Robes and displaced him.
after which he placed General Sales at the head Of the
army, and reinstated Zuloaga.
1t was reported that Miramon intended marching on
Vera Cruz with q strong force.
The liberals had routed Gen. Negrete, near Jalapa
The Picayunes correspondent says that the Mexican
schooner urbde had been captured by an American
and Elk foreigners, who killed i've Of the crew and es
capped with the vessel The correspondent does not
tlon the time that this took place.