Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-02


f0sBerai gaze an npinnn se.terlay in favor OF III
lowing ibn S.ats Of Missouri ab.nt 500 900. be
ing ger cent arising frpm the sale OF the pablis
| lands in tiat State heretnfore fnsrryed BY 10
federal government on account Vi tl'e construction
! Of . nstiunal road. but which never extseded b
Missouri. a draft was issusd-so-day for The
amount
The japanese are beginning to show signs OF i'm
patience at their protracted stay here. bat rs yet
| no day has been fxed for their leaving Washing
ton or the cosnsry. To-day the ambassadors visit
the Smithsonian Institute and tho Coast Survey
Office. The under officials in groups and unstten-
ded visit places Of msnafaetHrs and art being
everywhere courteously received. The curiosity
Of the popuscs being satisfied, they are no longer
subjected TO the petty :anoyshess 50 obnoxious to
them on their arrival.
The War Department to-day autographed To The
commander at Camp Floyd. directing that ade-
quats protection be rent from Salt Lake to Carson
Valley. which will efectually gunrd emigrants
and the mails, and secure the safety Of the pony
express In future.
AZ it 10 proposed that the bill which passed
the House to-day, providing for the establishment
Of the government printing once, shall 20 into
effect on the 9TH Of March. 1851. the resolution
reducing the rates under tho present system will
again be introduced.
The contested Missouri election case Of Blair
against Barrett will DO called up 10 the House on
Tuesday next.
D. 7. jerks. the signer Of land warrants Is
critically i'll.
The Senate were 10 executive session to-day
during four hours on tho Mexican treaty. There
was an earnest debate. involving the merits Of
the entire question.
Several amendments were voted on and rejected,
including those Of Mr.. Simmons which bad been
previously approved by some Of the republicans
who were opposed to tho treaty in its original
form.
The treaty was finally rejected by a large ma
jority. This result has produced much disappoint
ment a. well - surprise, the indications during
few weeks past were favorable to its ratification
Pending the question 10 reconsider the vote by
which the treaty was rejected, Senator's will have
an opportunity more closely to consider the effect
Of their action Of to-day.
Its supposed the rejection Of the Nicaragua
treaty by the votes Of nearly all the republican
Senator's had not o little influence in the rejec-
ton Of the Mexican treaty BY the votes Of the do.
mocrata.
An Intellectual effort made to remove the
Injunction OF secrecy. and hence the exact state of
tho question cannot particularly be stated.
THE INsURRfcTIos IN SiciLY.-Farther Procia.
mations.-lt appears from one Of the proclama-
tons of Garnbaldi that 1t was at one time his in.
tention to commence operations In the Roman
States, but In this, 1t is supposed. he frustra
ted by some design Of the Sandman government.
A revolutionary committee" at Palermo, on the
Bird OF May. posted proclamation in the streets
Of that city, commencing as follows:
"Brohers: We have long awaited our revenge
for l848 Hatred to the cruel slavery Of the Bour-
bons nnimates our unanimous hearts. The chal-
lenge has now been givsn we have accepted it.
Our first rcncOntre not favorable. you know the
reason why. few hours bsfore the decisive mo-
ment traitor sold US to our enemies. Surprised.
divided borne down on oil sides. We we're fain to
fight singly hand to hand, without order or direc-
ton in streets filled with soldiers and sbirri TWEEN.
ty times as numerous rs ourselves, but who vet
could not sustain the shocks of our first attack.
For seven long days the firing Of brave patriots
Rocking to tho combats from all parts Of
til" country was heard at the city gates. For
the last month we dispute inch by inch with
tho royal troops a soil strewn with dead and DIV.
ing The army is only master of Palermo and
the country lying within q tow miles around, for
the whole island has risen MS ono man to the cry
OF those avengers. Town and villages have hoist
cd tho italian tri.colored flag. Messina has lesn
threatenc in tho true Bourbon style. We have
not laid down our arms; the combat goes on with.
out relaxation. You 10 this city have repeatedly
seen our armies returning bcaten but lately the
soldiers would have been sent to Carini and Capa-
brothers who had dispersed the loyal bands when.
ever they met them"
After recitng the cruelties Of tho Kings gov
ernmrnt, they declare that they have determined
no longer to submit to unlimited tyranny and deg
radiation. and therefore will strike for freedom and
Victor Emanuel.
SPAIN AND rHE UNITED SrArEs.-7he Seizure of
the Mrdmon Sedmers.-late Madrid journals