Named Entity Results, James Lyons

Hustings Court. --The regular term of Judge Lyons' Court commenced yesterday. The business transacted was mostly of a civil character. Harvey Wash, for counterfeiting, &c., is to be tried to-day; also Matthew Eagan, for a felonious assault on Joseph Farrar. Case of Jos. H. Crenshaw, for shooting Jno. O. Askew, was set for next Wednesday.--David S. Chilton is to be tried for counterfeiting on that day also.

The letter going the rounds purporting to be written by "Judge Lyons," of Abbeville, S. C., complaining of forced loans, &c., in South Carolina, proves to be a humbug, there being no Judge Lyons, "or any other man" of that name, in the place. Hon. Wm. S. Barry, President of the Mississippi State Convention, announces that body will convene at Jackson, Miss., on Monday, March 25th. C. Ahlstrom, a cabin passenger on the steamer Huntsville, on her last trip from New York to SavannJudge Lyons, "or any other man" of that name, in the place. Hon. Wm. S. Barry, President of the Mississippi State Convention, announces that body will convene at Jackson, Miss., on Monday, March 25th. C. Ahlstrom, a cabin passenger on the steamer Huntsville, on her last trip from New York to Savannah, leaped overboard and was drowned. Captain Jacob Van Doren died at Shepherdstown, Va., last week. He was formerly a member of the Virginia Legislature from Berkeley county. Four runaway slaves from Pendleton co., Virginia, were lately arrested in Somerset county, Pa., and committed to jail at Cumberland, Md. Hinton Rowan Helper, author of the "Impending Crisis," is an applicant for the Consulship at Manchester, or Southampton, England. Captain Latham, alias Puiz, of the