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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-06

CAssIUss NJ. OLAY's ACCOUNT OF THE KENTUCKY
WAR.-The following private letter from Cassius
NJ. Clay 10 published in tho New York Eeennq
Post OF Monday. eos ~ F
Yours Of the 10Th Is received Il have only time
10 say that VIC are in state Of war. The olgar.
chy were smnga ut me in the expulsion Of the Be.
rsans from their homes being in hopes that |
would forcby defend them. "the radicals" De
featcd by my Frankfort speech. rallying all the
gave in yet tanning the discomfort by garbling my
speeches north, mud circulating false rumors. Han
sons return to his saw-nil Mt Berea (wherc he en-
ployed many Republicaus) gave new fuel to the
old FIRE. went there on Saturday, and tried TO
indace him to leave, telling him he would bring
on a fight, and advising the republicans to keep
apart from the movement. The mob at once
cried out that was plotting I'm attack. On Mon,
day they met Mt Befea. insultcd tho people by
searching their houses and not finding Hanson.
they provoked n conflict: several were wounded,
and the iynchcrs were defeated. On Tuesday they
returned 10 force. but finding no one, they broke
up the saw mill and swore vengeance against me
and ne whole purity. In the meantime fou Tues
day spoke at Richmond, stating that / was and
had been Cor peace; that stood upon the ground
Of my Frankfort speech, and should defend myself
and friends. The mob increases 10 violence; lie
upon my Mdas Awaiting an attack; my family alb.
soiuteiy refuses 70 retire. saying they viii run bull
let's, and aid, rs in1776 II driven into the woods
shall attempt to hold my position as long as nos,
siblc: standing on the Constitution, the laws and
myright Twill defend them or die. The cannon
et Lexington 10 sent FOR, aud the Governor aids.
IL this my cause only, or that Of the American
peopief IL II to be yindicated 10 this way and
now.Y Shall stand or fall alonef "May God dc.
fend the right" Your friend.
:. 49, N ~ &c. C. NJ. cLAY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-06

q Han SToRM AT The SourH.--On Sunday last
severe hall storm, accompanied by thunler and
lghmisg passed over Charleston and Aug usta.
The hAh stenee, II Is stated. were OF exceeding
large size and irregaiarly shaped-some round
and HAT. while others were large and cylindrical.
One hail stone. probably larger than the average,
measured one inch and quarter lengthwise and
me same1n girth. AT Wilmington. N. e., on the
san1e day' mere WIS heavy fall of rain.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-06

Ion COnVonticu'
The Democracy of Indiana do not intend to pay
tho high prices demanded by the hotels In Charles
ton, nor do they Intend thut their delegates
and camp.f1llowors shall DO kept away by
them. We find circular Of the State Executive
Committee, published in tho Cincinnati Ga@ett,,
from which wc learn that the Committee hive
made arrangements that will put through aud
back. all who dosiro " go, NJ an expense not ex-
ceeding .Gtly dollars. Tho following paragraph
from the circular explains the modns opcrandi:
The Executive Committee take pleasure in an
nouncng 10 tho public that they have eonsumatcl
arrangements, by which those wishing to visit
Charleston during the Convention can do 81, and
return Mt an expense, including every thing OF not
more than fifty dollars. The Committee have pro-
cnred large water proof tent, Of tho kind used AS
forals halls at State Fairs, capable vi accomo
dating five hundred men, and at tho proper time
will forward the same, in charge Of reliable a.
gent, to Charlcston, where it will DO pitched and
arranged for the reception of guests
They will procure and forward, in Charge Of the
same agent oil provisions necessary for the sup.
port OF thusc II may be nscertaincd will 90 from
this State, aud will do all that can BIO done to con
tribute 10 their comfort. The Committee, howe v
er can only promise their icllow-spders secure
protection from Indictment weather aud tho sleep,
ing arrangements of camp, aud must consequent.
ly request that each man will ring with him II
shawl, blanket or coverlet, which, in that warm
| climate, will fnrnish II couch of luxury" good
will and virtuous cause are uar guarantee for ." n
pleasant time. =" IS
! We admire the pluck Of the llooscr wing Of
| OF tho grand army OF spoilsmen. They aro bound
to see tho work at Charleston promptly done, and
are not to DO frightened off by any sacrifice OF
comfort aud convenience. We propose seventeen
thousand cheers Tor tho indomitablo Democracy
| of Indiana.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-06

AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANICAL FAIR-rha St.
Loui, Agricultural and Mechanical Association of.
fer $4,000 to DO awarded in premiums mt tho
next lair. II is probable that $4,000 or $4,000
Will be added by the citizens to increase the nun.
cunt o premiums The premium of 81 900 is to
be offered Tor the best stallion.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-06
COMMERCIAL.


Arrlrs-Grern brisk at t35o0aO 90 per Dbl for prime.
IsrsSs.-=white-tsisk al 5a61 tfT5 Y bushei.
BEtsw Ax.-:}26J53 cents.
Rrrrrn-Fr,s for table demand at socso ets
In Firkn-. plenty, aud dull at l2eG!I etnis.
CoRS-Yeiow " cts; White SIX Ga.
CogS MKAI-.-In demand Da6L9I His
CgNENT.-Jamrs River u. 6afl 81 NJ
DgiED FgUnA Ics 81 2jft$i3J fealel Peaches sL5eG
-: inpcaled do. a. ,O6l IS ~ bus'i. =
fIouarhs recsipr es,,aue ght-with gsod demand. =
quota suIernne st.GpsD$623; Extra sd5IQ td; Family
receipts the price has declined TO
FTAfuErs14sec45 cents
FEatl1pss Large supply. No. Peruvian Guano 5000
ton OF a0p DE- aeses Manipulated Guano ss5ap; Soa
brero G6ana t3j0 Mexan Gaano 4.Ws Rpi,s sup Ibos-
phaie Lime f5N00 iu1s Phosiho Perus nm Gaaho 70 or
Rudns Bone As, GnanD Sj,;1 Runins Tobacco Manare
loose, 1901; Packed In bags casks sll.0l.
GRASS sEEbClvcr 49, Is Tmothy 81 oGl &2eo Or
chard n $50 b0 Randall Grass o09Jtl2 Evergreen 800
GlSsEsG.-5odbaj CENTS
lIAy.--&1.G6fi.i2h q 100 lbs.
IRoN.-Mounian $,31Ity1; Viewers 800 " oBf
LARb.-suppIy good ut li6a cents.
LINE Tlomaswn ,'s1 ~ %: Mountain sa7 90 cents
Onions White 50aas15t cts Red 6.n5 cts D bushcl
OATsNit large receipts We note decline, AMI quote
White nj b cents, Blark at 90 CENTS
rEAsl:iackeyc ed i5ps2 Black or Cow Pea LOG sl1l
PbrA rots.--750ys74 cenis--aceordug 10 quality.
ToBao1le receipts continue full for the seaso, ranging
from poor Lugs 10 common Bright Wrapper mo good ship
ping Fancy WRAPPERS Offering quote lhgs s%Io4s w. o
Bright Clean Working saooG14sOo; Common L.al iohace9
tA0nt7 a) III, rappefs ss6Jce fi2oo Good
Bright Mra,per. Sl3 0bGDfzo.n
WmEaIWi snail receipts have 10 notice an improved
feeling and quote Red $i30aDS4o; for choice White Si9e1
si.h
Wool -Unwashed IS Washed 5000 according TO quail
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-06

SINGULAR PnRsENriMgNr.--A letter from Ram. ON.
Mich, of March II, says:
The Rev. j. J. Andrdgc OF this place. last week
took load of grain 10 mil, aud was detained til late
in the night being eight miles from home ane al 50
with hiS chidrca. He was importunel to sti all
night, but lie informed them that il was contia ally
impressed on his mind that he must 60 home H. d he
ana So notwithstanding tue urging OF his chilir to
the contrary. llearrlved At home about one o's .ock
at night and Just in time to save his house rot be-
ing burned M, and probably his wife AMI chliee
with it, His i,mily were all asleep aud his wife
when awakened felt that smarting of the throa, tia,
proceeds sniocalion. The fire was caused by fire
brand falling the floor, which had burned u srrc
hole in it
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Tho PhiladOlphia Iuullirer.

This old and popular daily has appeared in
quarto form, with various modern improvements
Its columns too give evidence of renewed enter
prise and talent. 1t has dropped politics. and TIA
ken an indie pendent position.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-06

=, lNpiANs ELECTION Indianapolis, April g.
Municipal election, Republican ticket successful by
an average majority of over 500.
Lafayette April 2.-Elecion for township oRi-
Gers Today resulted in the election of the entire
NJ lbhc,n ticket with the exception Of Justi, 10
BY TO to 200 majority. y : N''' -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-06

RHODE ISLAND ELECTION The general election
Tor t'ovrrnorand other State Officers. took place in
Rhode Island On Wednesday, after most cxcit-
IN CANVASS.
Tho returns show TINT William Spraguc the
"conseryntive" candidate for Governor Supported
by Democrats. Wings, Americans md moderate
Republicans, is elected by n large majofity over
Mr. a'adoiiord, the nominee Of the republican rnr-
~.
MIR. Sprague is quite young man, not thirty
years at age. calico manufacturer, aud tho
Nealthle4t man in the State. lie il II partner in
u leading New York mercantile house His
wealth is estimated ut several millions of dollays
Although not pnlicinn, he is said TO be an
"Amei lean Republican" and to entertain natl IN
al sentiments. lie supported Mr.. Fillmore ut the
last Residential election.
Walter ;. burgess. ON the ticket with him for
Attorney General, is a dclso crat; and 5. A. Par
kcr. t!Ie State Treasurer, is member of the me-
ritnn party. The candidates for Lieut. Governor
and secretary Of State were voted Tor Ivy ali par
ties.
ihe republican majority in the State in 1856
Tor President, was 47sT aud in 1859 for Guve rnor
it was 5,320.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-06

ADVANCE IN THE Pace OF BRAxpY.-The price
ct brandy in the New York market has advanced
IN consequence of advices from Europe. Sales were
made on tuesday at Us a SO IS per gallon for
Cognac, and 20aS2 40 for Rochelle. ',' -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-06

sMrrtrrn.-rhc English government has
raised the export duty on salpetre from British
INDIA from Its present rate:of about 9s per ton to
~ per iona measure expected to produce an
huuitional revenaeot more than Gl50000. The
total export of salpetre last year, from Calcutta
alone. was 25 1903 tons
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-06

Cotton Receipts and Quotations at New Orleans
are not 50 large those ios the past two days being
only kooo bales. We quote strict lniddliuy OF
i liaa good "iddlinG l2f; low m.ddling lot
The exports Of Cotton from Mobile. during the
week, to England, were 10, 900 bales. F,om New
Orleans to England there were Il, 900. aud Hayre
ii 900 bales
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-06

pE'kAstp'-iienry l.. Wright. Esq, prom
lnent citizen 1t Queen Anne's county. Ma died
last week. lie was formerly member of the
Legislature. served in thu State constitutional
convention, and at one time was a wing candidate
Tor Congress.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-06

tksr seEgagly iHths direction 81 Democracy, says
the meeting "xas attended by body o, earnest
nsn. and The S.sss vas very completely represent.
Cd. We devote . iarge space % the sepors Of the
sfseesainp. 5siss sssry speech = full !. asa pss-
siuf en sesord esery ass doue Ths sentiments Of
tAs oDnssatiod sre sphraeed iaeshe rdloln,ions
wh(sA wsre passed. They are patriotic and plain
and cannot fail to via the approval oi every man
who 10 homes. In his professions Of dislike to the
principles and practices Of the Republican party.
We say truly that, in view Of the fact that it was
somewhat q spontaneous ga,hering-no time ha-
wing been givcn for conference in ndvance-the
meeting was decided success. II all the Union
is.s Of Massachusetts, will now join baadr. mo-
thing stands in the way Of tho overthrow Of the
preseat rulers Of The State" -
s Il il proper 70 remark that neither OF tho pa
psrs abose quoted from are at this time co opera
Ting with this patty The two first are slightly
inoculsted with the Black Republican virus, and
the last with the aos less dangerous malady. mis-
named Democracy.
We believe with the Boston Courier tina. III al
the Unioui.ts Of Massachusetts will now join
hands, nothing stands in the way of the over
throw of the present rulers Of that State, and we
are, moreover, convinced that il this same ele-
ment can be united in the other State oi the I'm
ion, both Republioanism aud Democracy may be
most efFectually crushed out.
We believe that the patriotic and conservative
massss are ut last becoming aroused to u due
sense Of their duty 10 their country. and IRE re-
solved to rescue the government from the disho-
rants, mud. Mt the Same time shield it from the
traitorous touch Of Black Rcpublcabism The
honest ycomen and mechanics and merchants aud
manufacturers are responding bravcly and gal
lautly and gladly to the call for the complete
ganizaton of the Constitutional Union party, and
they will rally with glad enthusiasm to Its ban.
ners, and send representatives to the Baltimore
Convention. There will b, no luke-warmness. no
holding back to survey the strength oil the party.
but prompted by u sentiment that there Is but
ono safe ground upon which tho true men can
stand, and that is 1.-THE rock Of principle !" aud
tired Of sectional distractions, aud impelled by
deeply seated devotion to the the Constitution
md the Union and strong desire to the ell
Of the laws" the men who spurn
bribes, md whose daily food does not depend on
their obedience to their political masters. will
rally u this standard and success must attend
,hcir cause.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-06

Az Rxrkxuvs Law suu.-Ths g. Luis Dem.
oera. sts,ss DIS Mr.. Shaw, in defending himself
in he ssszs sfeach q promi<s case brought bT
Miss. CarslAng. paid the som ofs525 fsr single
DIGESTION, taken In New York. end thashs peid
fhe expenses 4 witness fros. Chsrlessort . St
Losis, her support since the eth u January, and
her ex, sssss back 70 Charsstop. sryari. d osher
large sums wefs paid to secure the attendance Of
witnesses frum distance. TO say ausl Ing of heavy
ice. to lawyers, cols.ables, &e. Other ins'an :es
afford an example Of tho use oil money. though lis
due To truth to say tLere ]. not syllable in all
tho evidence reaion the trial.. Indicating an i'm
proper use Of wealth to procure testimony.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-06

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For Weaknesses
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-06

,yssr or rsE gPmxcE oy WAigs.-It WAS Off
chilly nnuouIIceif in the Canadian Parliament mt
Quebec, on Monday night. that the Prince Of
Vale. wonll not leave England on his visit to
America before the 10Th u Jaly.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-06
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-06

MrxtcIrAL ELEcTIoks-The Brseklyn New
York; charter election on Tuesday ressled 10 tile
success 81 the soft Democracy, Ednuna Drisgs.
being elected Collector Of Taxes and Assessments.
Bernard 0Neill Cosnlnissiohsr -of Repairs And
Supplies, and Charles Ticrney Street Camm'ssie-
nef. OF the Aldermen elect seven are Demo
Gratis 10 two Republicans and Of the Sepetyisors.
eleven are Democrats TO eight Rspsblcans.
At tho charter election At Elmira. New York,
on the same day. the Democrats elected nearly
their entire ticket. :
AT Schenectady, Nav York, on the same DAY.
BENJAMIN A. Pollard, Republican. was elected
Mayor by 400 majority over the Democratic can.
didete. #FEtH# [bYffstH#
In Buffalo, New York, tho Democrats carried
the entire municipal ticket.
At the election held in Cincinnati. same day.
for city and ward officers. the Democrats eleet"l
their entire ticket by an average majority OF Ioo.
Tho Democrats elected nine councmen. and the
Republicans eight, Their was an opposition ma
jor,ty in the city last year.
At Dubuque, Iowa. tho municipal election Tues
day passed off quietly. The opposition elected
their Mayor, marshal and fvs councilmen. and
the Democrats ono councilman and the balance Of
tho city officers.
In Milwaukee, Wisconsin, I.ynde, Democrat
WINS elected Mayor by 1000 majority. The De-
mocrats aiso elect their controller and city attor
ney. Tho Republicans elect their tire ,surer by
from 300 to 400 minority.
In Toledo, Ohio, The Central Republican ticket
with the exception ri one councilman, one asses
sor and one constable. was elected by average
majoritics Of 10.
NAVAL ORpERs. Chaplain Cbas A. Davis Inns
been ordered to the receiving ship at Norfolk.
Prof Thps j. Robinson has been ordered 10 tho
National Observatory ut Washington.
Fuusp GuILrY.--Iiev. Daniel Worth has been
convicted. in Randolph county. N, G., of eircula.
ting tho "Ilelpor" book. and sentenced to be i'm.
prisoncd one year. An appeal, however, has
boon taken.
Fms ArA NwYYARp. Alta yard at
Pensacola. Fla. on the 9th nlt. the government
paint shop was destroyed by fire. The loss is es-
imatcl ut $4,000
The resignation Of Second Lieut.. Leroy Napier,
Jr., L, 5. army, has been accepted by the prcsi.
dent.
Two hundred aborers have been put to work
on the Maryland and Delaware railroad. near
smyrna, Del.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-06

PAciric RAILROAD BiLL.-The select Commit
tea Of tho House Of Representatives have agreed
to report Pacific railroad BILL on the following
plan "f locaton, rs prepared by Col. Curtis viz:
Starting from two points--ono On tho border Of
Missouri, and tho other on tho western border Ut
Town, with two conycrging lines bearing west
ward. md uniting With: two hundred miles Of
tho Missouri river; thence proceeding by single
tiack line by the nearest and best route the bay
of San Francisco, or to the nayigube waters If
tho Sacramento Tho committee passed resolu-
tion that tho road should be constructed Of Ame-
Tican IRON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-06

Tue JuDGEs IN UTAn.- very volunlinous do
eminent WAS sent to the Senate on "Wednesday, en-
bracing correspondence relative to the ndministrn
tion OF justice in Utah. The judges defended
themselves ut great length from the censures OF
the Attorney General. IA contained in n letter
which has been published, mud tho district n,tor
ney Likewise defends himself from charges If the
jal,cs as to his alleged neflicency. The Attor-
ney Generals opinion %. the judges may br infer
rcd from tho fnot TINT he urges the district attor
ney to resist their usurpnion of his proper func.
,'oHs, and that their insisting upon doing tho du.
ties III attorney and marshal will destroy the
peace of the Territory.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-06
Mississippi Land for Sale.
Great Reduction in Freight from New Yorl

THREE TIMES A WEEK.
THE Jamests~n will leaye New York on
Tuesday lie Roanoke Thursday, and tho
Io170'en Saturday Returning, the dncstoon leaves
Rcnnond Friday Afternoon City Point evening, and
Norfolk saturday evening, Rodnoke leaves Rlcnd Saturday
afternoon City Point same evening and Norfolk Monday even
ng the Yoktorn leaves Richmond Tuesday afternoon City
Point same evening, and Norfolk We'd cslay evening
Measurement Go,ls Norfolk Portsmouth, ak u
Iooto City Point ecutsand to Richmond, eight cents
Other Goods in Proportion.
Passage Norfolk {staicoon and meals nciude) a.:
Petersburg or Richmond sic; 10 Isnchburg Cabin passage
$12 Stcerlge passage IS. -'"f~ ser Tff 81
For further particulars apply TO -
LEE ROOKIE b CO., Agents,
feb Gdis. b., Maiu street, Lynchburg, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-06

sfH WISH TO SELL, PRIVATELY, MY LAND
NY Hing on the waters OF Dry Fork east end OF T.,.
eoan,. Va, There some 200 Acres, most Of which
10 !e' ~ .ne ioresi several hundred bottom or level
iu, ~mch would " improved, make desirable farm,
pS ,h. or wishing TO buy land would
or address, Y w. II ~ JSt rI T,, @c.
-R-g -n. Rocky Gap Va.
EM nEEEiNGs.-Al 10 Of Iierrpgs Just In hand aud
u" sse F" spy SFRATfON uENSLEY