San Antonio Texan (San Antonio, Tex.), Vol. 11, No. 24, Ed. 1 Saturday, June 11, 1859 Page: 1 of 4
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SA ANTONIO, SAT! B.IUT. J1 NK 11,1859.
oft'h lip .jolink. Piast
iter.
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4 *ui!jr > baa op tied a Carrtige
^on HfWith-^ "side of Alain
' FT***, wbi j^e aiso he is prepared to repair
Uai liafra in—1J °* trimmings. wood or iron
iWrfc. Wliawnrrm—n several specimen- of
ctrt^re favorably w;th
rtorjia*^? kind « [*#*&*&'
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itfMs* pw-k Mail to niiht. It' as
' been some fivedfcte''*«*; aineewehave-re
^$eiy«fau^ aV*ditto<Ut; news from- Sfehr Or
Ik** " i i
V&jv--: ! ■-;, I . . . * ~>e
J •"♦fh!**i**®?.^ & cyiWpV of -Mexic.-ios bad ja
^te&nr njf «to*!S $•.-««** *b*M
shoulder. The offlnd.T, Wfe^medwtt-Iy ar
ij*vflt«i and is now iu j«!., u j > ^.,•_
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Hy a l(rte<arW n^«*n)' Bt' htheAnii>
^fwpaHyiwiis reli^wdfr ni
^j4#y, fcr: ^ ' -bcHrt, awl I^-ni.
^ supplwfi his pla^ i* A^uis Assi-stani
&enerai>' fo* *&•< drvisiort of tbf U
n'" ^-. ' -a' -• ■■■ - ■
Wt-ar^Jor^l^^H^e an
' Aoritjr that an will 4*e liia'ie f"r i
e«tabi km^ the •-lJ Kfe>ci«- A**u«W(W!iV '
aixf «r^h a f.ir prn^wct of
() The Issue In 1be Vresent t'iiitvass-
The Opposition seem in w on<l rful stew
al>ont forrijthers in the coming '<Hr-.ti*s' , an
more esjieciajfj of German birth'j th'-v snp
jioJh', of««>urse. that their only hope is in he
it tilling tfti Hi so MtoH.se thfir votes on elec
'i^ day. Now, we will preface our rem.irk
by MVihg that we ht-liewe our German popu
tion-have seiriie cno (t h to determine fer: thfin
si'lves wlwt ticket they w II support. Tl
are1''int«^ti£<T t ^d nformeo citir«?tis. ttn>l
nnhtiot l Vit 1odW W|>A i the tomfoolery m cet-
taiit^ qharteh? to 1-fiiiticJpr litem With dtsjrust.
ButjWhnt, iVgti^irentK can the five or six pa
pers in the frtale. that pretend. to l>e or^^hs
of lhe;0| p>vMt!iVn. o«e to oUt iiv the "German
Vttlei" tlwrt ^Hi'y :'are taHtiiig so wnch about
Bvery vm-ft tftesiv ^apeTS.. with the «xcup-
ritw of ^hp'twteHisr-hSfr. Were 6>rmeHy K
N sdievt*. * Will tTii-<;l e nn argument, potent
'aift'rttiivinc'rg iritfr o«r Germ-in population?
lii' cw1' < iti'n w;tirihis th y are harping np-
!! th. V'dijiiii! - of Now. tnis'is all
luiwo-sjiifle. Political stiamp speakers in the
kte_c;i0^ai;s ui Masf= elms tts used the same
•>rj imiei|ts to g-.in the Germauii fliienep; and
sni+ee?lf«l in oUaiiiiiig a large tf nil>er< fth- ir
t-ot.-s; ah>l as snowirn the Ulael. B>'publisans.
were'io power.' one-of tlie fii-p.t iaw's that was-
ejfflj-ted was to require foi'efjrfters.'to have a
ri-M'fenre of VtCo jW/r# after they had rflpeivpd
tliejr naiiiral a tt«' ;i \npers.lij livrethey cnu
m
ear this ' We can .
not for the:life f u< see why it s rh--t we.
ntwwM iM^eof this kind to allium
asd among oiir ovrti cfn ns rarh>-i
. drain of ., ney fr..,.,
,OI fi (aty ai««l Sta^ « y tr «?Vi-lmg rhowi^en—
wdoftea of the*h'uu'>ot; ertfbr
' bc-h. Vi •'-Fiii---T: .: ii'. fr i—i_hrf -.. .; ••
■ VP % l^t.mrailx r
: of ths Segnin J*Mn*lflroniathe ftct !hvit,^he
*ilrt^n the lastout ^ f iSegtun
thft" is ail Very well. /Hit can
tfiey feeep thejii oilt. V\ e"sh6 il • nOt '1 e at
all .sutpriz -d to hear' thut they had thr. e
• there wttiiUt one .year. ¥ou ran owver f<*ee
pub Ik: opinion. Thev h;iVe trii'd ti at in s«i-
"Wral Stales, at.d with tad tg'eefc.- ,i>t ii
y< te or iioid an ^fyee rn tho^State. Now
hey see the Know JCothiiig.jiri-sssnjiportifjg
■the Opposition, fhev well iuiow «riiat tliej
ciiiiitl' the. German |iopii*atioM m tlie can
vanvass -of J^oo and onr German citizens are
dt '«o fi>0-i.- ti as to beli< ve that they.liavi*
han^e - Onr jotn r tittle from their former
: jjiiiions Great cry now «f "difiint}* of la
tMir.'1 "our !ovel Kt iin h liriiihers!" &<•.;
hut pla> e tin m in [murr and aheOf the fij>t
Jaws we should expect to see j)as>eil. would
r>e that no foreigner could.■♦tote orholjS^an
offie« ;tn the State .until, they haH resided hire
fife years after thev had btcorae.natural iawl.
5am Houston was tbe great lea<ler ol the Jf.
X. party tlnil 5n onr State; he Was hadlv
in ten,, and since th n from jioliey alone, tie
has f n<Tc:ivoieii lo foe as consistant a T)rrr.< •
•i at as po-MliJe,j. liut diK S an*", one for a mo-
iltfct
Maui.
(iUII
ment suji|iose that iiis pMifip!es have chw -
2"d i" tb^t in regnal W f .reigoer>?. ^-t d "l.ee.T ^st'iirih^ scaie,«|"dT
"-urn tp vi •tbe-po-v^r. midoiTT Gt rftian citizens m.tcraev' and indeed secur il the almost on
.front ihO
^ ««j. v
t rrWm'mst ^tepi Tj N- AVj 1 thcrt , the Dem
saomiiijr Mr t'oa^ress. He «eemml in
au > attKHHodf • waiting > lit:
r "of ; iVr^-- \r4eV lt<;«ltli. so Ue « «•■<
rU ii.iiO<)-1«gii <ritii Jaok ll^iuilfou
T4ie tienteral is-apJU«A J'C ol'ty taii-at. high
* Honed.4i'>iKnt. chivafrotw : n.l hra\e: an ex
,mem vd^ pihu-ueai, jf l l.u?i..es-st^teMiwa.
Bori' in the South,, trn t e m ^te l in cuMStiiu
tioual and legal Wve.'tie- wodld he a strong
man to liattle ag^i'lsf CUj ■•^f « t«or.!e<' >ji
Black R*puolicari«L *rh<> ire eo<iti: nn:ly s ek
itig to make agirr sMfon-' on tt; - South.- As a
ram. lie id bohl amt seTfre-iwat a court ou-
gentleman H * i*iic">i«fc tn'it tn th - th ort
■ Mi pit ley of (be ^ewMMut a d. *f -lecu«i
,#* * aeatT in the «'«tr t*«HUire<s. .would, ho
doubt* n ise an*a «lc atel < lh<* <tit expuu <k-i
of the great prm. lpl. ji of I) nweraty..
HEAUSO S*J, E — I'ukt*
".tiFU^fc, mjd Ifti-e^d oir, eqoal ijiohuKw.- ;
nnix wiif weir; t*6 be oe 'ttntM
* lie. applied.
V> e hud a n o .-.Vl iuday mbrut l>
" frorn'Mt A«hiw«iO**Sfcti^ ipf. who « «y
)t<«i4v foe stvied • life talor of
. hi 'P*xa*. J .ivJM2 4 *ftnd-<l >«•! ediieil i!^
Ihe fit"-i p«f er ee« i
jvnph'i&Ni m W, mote tiiswr -tmn\
jH r :•
Tltl* reierafli >f. the Prei* e^rttT-ainwi
*f«rkir m re tfouti *« t ur w iU iioinertm-
ilnu r v hi- ory «rt iVaa-
rtl wuii !h- i« ;dio..
.arteu of tite in unntdi He i\ d II
TWU l^wwi'ii iSii'pfoetr F Ao-no -i it e
W Ittie, Frank J -ilnt tiSii'-!
W'hdtii *r«*«ioMj! s«iw«'oe.i.;..
Mri A'km* h on a v^-i' B■■■>•
go in
" -r'-jrul xt* 'aimees j
' lai d aiid ^eo< '7*> d. foiu i; i*
mak<* id* p-rirtan,"«« ii'Hti- i« ( ttxa-.—
t "} • • ' ' . _■ . 'P".up .
# ' 'L.errat: Ftps
•ISaTSft-—X' a Liui'eil Sia>e
i. M«r*hat iu Ohio, renew'ty : RSi ird . ill lu<-
nWK'al. j tugi'ive slave from V ir^ iioi>
v Mtut titor'^f afaerwards n-reiveil ilie Jo
lowing ati>i^i'. moua epi*>i -:
• ?ci . . 7 Mat II. IP59.
E X Cox: l<<>ok oui Uit vjrtor 4V :■
*: hmni«t( e(.ra4e-t i ie iav< fo •oodtfleoi
nelves liy tliH-.atr^ugeat oa U th*L«ui <■■
r'«f<MpH>UMrderyoM.
i I>« 'i d/-pi"e ifoe. tvariiiiist nor iliinV
i itno'iiVK-iroip a fr^ud net n-r. lor I .*«
. Mnt thwfme y^u a- fou— as auv of «Im-ui
•nd ifi^ef, iv>>uid 'i'ave U-eiT eonia*ut •
Atyt aVu^ trwther Vou f "0 i d have !••
3f9U laki* I* d he> **d '« fouut. or an
tbji^i - et««-JUu( tak- yaw <4>r. Bo' ioi ai
a« you atvldiot'i iv^o't you til ed. •>•
f rwt>*ke eare of \n<>r*< If or >«oi wi t s;e
"irfcf^e pill or foe t inl' witi# a fo^ ittiuv
iOiiie iM the*e uiijtit t|| t W ;t at o
i&rkeya.
So look out and yo-i would >>eiter kee,
U to yiwf«fli|f i tiai.,. vo i ttutjlii* lei if r o
JU|^e iHiier tauk _on jr. n
any ltor*e« ot cattlu fhut
fomr htiit.
ra'and.
"iiii i V m .f j y.aV 0^1.04.^: ": -' • ; •'
flE.-—Tukti a turnipamf pare
it; a<lil a tea^poou ui of lar am
Uur aiieuiion tias in en e.ijir/t hy ,un Intel
Ijsre'nt G' imaii to the foTlowinsr ex'ractin the
New York iJay Bo-'k of May 7ih.
It wit!'be seen that the hiHrk Itepuhli nns
■ire as hard atwoifc at the North as are the
mongrels'of IVxas. - to seiluce the Germaiis
irom thi-ir love of Democracy. We might
give .a* thousand extracts from their papers
and-the speeelieg^of,their orators to sli.ow lhat
they. too. as ju-t as strong in pronouncing
pan gyrics njKiri.the digniiy of white labor.
We can place'the appeals of this kind from
black Republicans, s-ile by side-with the eu
logy we heard' at the meeting of the Know
No hing.mongrels 011 last Saturday. We can
-hpw them l lie the same in even jsiint of
view. Tliey are all suddenly taken wi'h a
■liurrhea of words iji favor of white labor. But
iiotivtlie folio '.log extract that the Blackhe-
jiiihli^aiv K. N's. of the North ^have %rt*n
passinjj laws -to-prevertt the tbreiencr'froiu
:heiog a cttiiten loi seven l ng years instead
of five !• Note the-following extract to.see
.theihi<liou.s h<*ad of Know Noth ngism (jiike<l
with Black IlepuMicaHistn.
We ^say^it is folfy—-it is madtieps to at
leif.pt to se'luee ihe Germans of'Ti xas fidin
the OeiBOeratic party t _\ a> pialmj: to tlicni
as if w were all *tw>htipi>ists. Tfie tier
mans of Texas vvilj >t;mil by the Uetnoi racx:
* * "There i« iu Boston and other towns
a larjre Irish population, and as lie Irish are
always lit H*ratie and alway- f-tiilifiii to the
UiHon.HndSt 1 lie ilouiniin.t party oft ;e 8t<t.
always dni hate • I'oeeigiiers " and i'noredvi-r.
jilwaysilesireil to disfranchise, of, at''all events,
to emtiarass ahd re.-'tnet the |n fit;cal power:
of the'classes. thej are'about to tli .ct a law
■ hat a citizen «h -II not be peruiiiied to vote
UNTIL TU 0 YE..KS AF1EK NE. 11A>
K^N NA ri'RAlZED. . . his. I.y. tW- lie
pifbllealis of oth't^r Mates i- thought to tie
a-1 policy." or ;thou-h it"onlv. or iiiamh
aftV":Cts the Irl-h. there beiug lew other for
e'gir liorn citizms 111 that Sta e. yet the piin
crple lOoks i>ad, and'm-«y give umbrage to ihe
tiEl*MANS, who they have l^rpu luipes 0/
<hilu 'Ji- sr.into their support lirthb next elec
toil. They .do not it p|iears, obje-t to it as
lohet'eni]} wrong or an\ thing of that kiitrl.
is iin lee'1 :h _v could not wiih atly consisU n
V. fo r a party that enacts registry laws 111
id- and.-oiher States, and does all it can to
ein'ifcr siss the voter in exercising liis r ghts at
the pol:.l>. has no rifrht to complain of .-iinn ai
ilnugs in M ss achusetts.
"Ai) ong oth rs interested in ihis matter,
and desirous of prevention Ihis mi-chief to
the'"R< putilieaii cnus'" 1- one Karl Slmltz.
a '1>uicbmaii all the way from Wi^-onsin who
taade a Bja-ech 111 Fan -nil Hull a few .days
s ni« and EULOGIZED CHAKLES bUAl-
XER as^thv great-.st among the great moil
eru h-ro^of humanity, whatever that m*
i e. The vote of the natuialize 1 cit'Z 11 fitr
iyesii&y
; - - Jitne .7.
i - -r iri-n .
■ Among ihedate iirrivaliOHi our city
wenotice that of James Pirsson.^E-'q., Piano
Forte Manufacturer.: of the city cf New York
This gentleman is prepared to take orders
for his supeiior Piano Fortes, and wilt? f ir a
few day's, give liis attention to the tuuing of
Pianos. He corties to our city yery- highly
recoVntnehded..
Orders may he left' at the Plaza Housn
where he issloppi g.or at the stope of Messrs.
Vance & Bro. See advertisement.
,-rrr .... 1
We notice, in the last number of
the Matagorda Gazette, the deatl? of Jose, h
T. Iltlforil an old citiz>-n of Texas, tfged 69.
•- ' "•< " j
T7i^- We Have just seen an onler from'
the Post Master General; changing the name
01 Post Oak Post Office to Lavemia.
Kee to the r MitHiflfcK'_Tlie demociirtic
.tpAr- in our Siatf lhat * e have seen inc!«d
ortimr the
Tfm,.; i'.i^ycfarion
in! o jijar aJi g<<"A ;i>vi U 'it.- 'i^unierats tn
our Slate. .'The Aiijiiil *-i i!oniioilflUg«nijiie
Idure dt 'iijiim-d up mho. f.r.lf doz* n paperjtto
sp"ii • U -tr caii-". b'i' sjjow. us the ffrsi
' e ii toer i tie * p4ner auiemr iti m ? Aji«1 VStow
ii's the first iti inocraHh-i? willsupport tb tti?
* . * 'A <>■« ■ ' ; *
! Th -'Fr-iirtier Ne<fW Birlvifie JtJnioit «
Ifcndrrwn New Era, e*fn<' out tin
ith lb fl-*a-;|oti litinW fiicame proit
ttnir mi^t h ads. Tht> Aosyn I nteliij
i 'oloradof*itizen. Gr-.tige Trii<* T^u^.lS
Antonio Ij^rald S-ieopliK lies'Chronic
2 iin J--«im>«1 add mh -rs of oifr exehi{ p< s, -'V.-
aiftling C r the old H<tT> —McKtnu y Mes
en^ ^ ■i"' ~t "* •
We are glal that the Mess nger hasgrv n
the list. . - •
The nondurfors. we h*4ivVe, of - vr ry sheet
liove. with the exception of the BiidMlle
Onion and Inti lligenis r are Know NpUi ngs.
#4 one of the cdi'ors of the hfwpipi'r
omlncled the Kiirtw N«ihhi<r orsrati at this
ptai-e ii tlie last race for Governor.
On tin? other hand.every flMmocr*ticp*p"'r.
11 the ,•stale siistaiiw the nominations of die
Houston Convention. To begin— <
The. Nurtbr^n Standard, t'iarksvil
The Texas Bfpuhlieaiu Marshall.
The Upshur D-moerat. Giiunr. . ™'jC
T^j* fl-r.ii l JelT-rson. * . JS.. w
: The L id- n 'I imes Lidden* ■ -r.
The Reporter. Tyler.
The Dallas Herald. Dallas.
The A4ro«ise. Palestine.: *
The H~ial«t. Quiiin in..
■■ Tiie-SuttOl'-rii Ife^con. Henderson.
Sl>e We klv Iwa Bimhaoi.
The Soul'" in« r Wai o. '
'■ !• Riti^' r life; li.«n
'ri*• T' \ tii S-iii Ar.iooio.
rife Ze'lfuil^. S ' if Br^uilfels.
"The h Cn*k-*t."-
'The fii-1 ii -Honlsrillt..
yH'h'- t'-o'rai Tex in. Anderson.
l. •• jf>et«gi;4ph. liO'lslilll.
1 h,- .U z v • M ■ rty. : ,v.
h - ''i ifi .li G ■ ;Vt' lon.
The Pn'0 H*Jrat. Co|-.«ii|i.ia:
The 5feenry. S'eguin.
Th.- ti 'Z' tiH. liatajrorda.
The fi-ig Bro\vii«viltel
Siim-'oth r of«int- exch mges ire htv not
-een. We ought toaay. H)I ; tiiat'the G il
v sLon News, has, in t late attlele, strouitlv
•i licateil rt-- sopporf rf the Democratic part;.
h* this crisis:— G ^xette: '
nivrupted a«een«f< iie\ of that glorious cause,
font, ilicte aFe org. nt symptoms (hat a large
•portion of -hr Germans are now lieins delh
^Jeil into the support of j|'- It.-nuUiieaiis—ol
3 jiarfTv ,Uol ai >n; ho-#T- to their inli tesi.-
iiiu thatse*k<ito DEGRADE THESE GER
VI AlVS tii a l=*vt I with the negroeA.'
~N'o 'possible falsehood or iuNcnncept5oiv
wiU- ever ue-five the Irish—they know m
stinct iveiy. 'hut auytiii.vg wMcti is enikiisto
t v the Euglihh aristocracy nmrt \v opposed
■f ^ lil er.y and deut'Hj-acy. and ttiei.-fore., :hai
- a ntUfl aye ry " is nece-.-itilv anti Repubheai:
:ancf h'Oiiarc.hlcal lints fesuTis. whatever may
lie its prof, ssion- or intentions. And the
ei'ivrjuent Shultz, who spread hiins/-lf^o t-x
lisivety the'other day a FanejiiljH Ji on
ih": h-roism of Charles Sumner etifKfbe De
i no or a ey of the R--ptil}Jjcans., witi J.'ouh h-ss
live to see tin* days nfc-n the M-ales will f M
from his eyes the l iter will"stand revealed
to turn as/thc traitorous and viliamous^nstm-
ilU'l't f thf eiiT-nii'-s i f Dtuiociacy und which
in tli"-- name of Ii « rty, w ould render lib'e ty
uii}io--sibIe."
The enemy in I'eyas think thaf^ i]ie tjer-
maiis of our.State are with the Bl ck Repub-
icans at tbe N-irth an I th y appeal to them
in favor of tlie dignity oil white labor, ju-t a>
Seward, and as -tiddings. attd as Shuhz do
at the North. But the Germans of Texas
hive util-red already from the Jalse change-
•uatlirby "the K. N's in this State lhat they
r«; a'xiiitionisls; and they will «lefv them 1/
ttempt to setluce fbem from the Democrat^
^•.rtv 'in this crisis. The Germans are wel
posted and i:%ihio( lie d 'ceivi d.—Gazette.
'.= Xt.
1-vyfeit t' sjM-ctalfies, in*- Ctih'tni!.
5n it-iv—'ein irks ihe D'ifa—br^at
• Liberia t;«.'ouiaati«ii,
A" mi ir si<tiii*e of the |w*«r 'hciwm ot
ti - ii! «lii- ift.oH eniineni iM r sflcietiiss
C«ttt*tnJ!a
nizcil
ii iliiiiga'e ihe evil* ol 'slavery, iiiu.l oni-
Itially t-ff. iM ils alio i' i i:, fiutl #• Ids mo
_.,-i"t -unit1 ol ihe sin iige«£ advoeates oi
■ siveiy anion-; t,.e.Idlerai^il sln've* wnoio
ley have «piii oih <o Uberia. One Af
\Iar-li:'ll, woiie a <;orre-|toiiil>*M' hot loo.
-iiipc, W Firginia iii'^ o, and a <-hun.ig
'•i hi of ihai iopefitf repiiblii*, remarkni
lint What Lllferia ll o-t wanted lo *c-
<*Vffe"iti pfoxpertiy and greatn s*,.\va a
wlfrih-ifo.-Tie in^itinrJii id slavery. 'I u«.
iiow ver. was v-ry sensible hi M r.' M tr-
-hatl,hmI die sarta m il inflsois on the
-m-iety is doulil |millied. iiiasiliucfo 3S l",
ntrt «wily shows their iiialntity hi a<-coni-
p'i-sf: ttWf purpose, bo' that their pltf*
prise !s a'foolish and perhafts wicked one.
Tha Anagram f-r Austria is |tattarri.
Latin for -So lay waste"—-a busiu as in
ad a cop of to ar \ teatou and bake which that coahtry has bt«n eugajjed ftr'the fifth time he. sp
appV pie, ( * oentnrws^ ' . f|l*th time be buys.
We learii.fooia a ueiinrmn, just froin
Keltoii, that a horrih e iiniriler and sui*
•nle yvas eoimnined in Bell coiimy, las'
nday. J ay 22d. Mr. Ashley, whti
(iau ina ried a daiiglt'er of Mul er, the
iV-ind Pirate, killed a broiher-iii-!aw, Mt.
MiHjoiraick, and wohnded atiolher inai,
wtio wa's staiifhh«r near; theii lied "iirf
■•nded hiS own life hy t kiiitr Strychnine..
I lie pftfiitnlars we do not StilfiTrienip.
inilerslaiKi, tti" < ive in this is>ue. I' «ies
i in ist i'i>-3 -1 >! omit *d murder-; ami ih-
WlioTe affair M-etn> 10 convey"'!hi' nnpie—
-ijuthai ihe u'lifori una it author oi i If
leed xvas itisme He whs a native o*
Kentucky ; bad left Ins l.oiiie mid r jin-
.'ivoralife cireiinis'aiire.-, and a cbori unit
fgo wrofe-^iti ao'Obitigrajiliy, in Who i
te'iliviilvid -nine f ine'liest and ino>
respected et iz>-ns ol B* U tnionty 'I n.
tirork was so-ppress^d after his J«a'h.
ri Froitt ihfe fwiue «ent eniun, We ear.
that 'here f* wine exrtfemeiit at iie--
iitti, iu re«ard io the inm i'-r diffifnlties t
• nd af'er h series of inflainaiory .yvm
sjieeelfes, on y twenty-seven men >v.n-
:!to( iered iiiio servim*, wini wi-re ivtiliiif.
ineoiiie in uOMfiiei wiili me Utiiied-^taiee'
I'fOps ou tli> Ll«-servai mil; and ili-y
deciiHed oiling mile** tbe iituuUer of tit< >
.-uet was mised. VVe have ii froin nil
io'.l lt d anilioriiy, iliat the citizens in
tVaco, are deiiouucin^ the a)tack Oil ib
ite erve by liayli r's baud ol insurgent,
and are in l.igOMUi at tbe liigb-liaiuL'd
ne fiires re-oried lo bv them. We are
eeceiviiio assurances on all sides, til«•
tiiew ( Oiiduc.t i -eriously comleuuietl by
the moderate and law almliug tneti - I
svery county around u«.— Da:in* lieraid.
—I
A Frcnch t-ditoi giv s the fiilowing atiius
ing dc.-criptinn of Mie efh-ct of au advertise-
ment: The liist-time m«n sees an .ulvert se-
meiit he t > fn up notice of it; the second t'me
he looks at the name ; the third time he looks
a' the pri'-e; the fourth tnne he reads it;
aks of it to his Tvif.; the
have just heard fiom reliable
authority, that an arrangement is going on
at Washington bctweenour Government antl
the Li'eral party in Mexico, for the purchase
of several of the Northern States of Mexico.
This is what we have, bet n expecting fojt-
sume time.
. —
The inquiry has been made of us how we
can supp'iit .G'-n. Houston, as he is now an
Adit Ufisijsttioii iti n. and we ^re not. Our
reply i- that we do not sni port Housrun
br.i'uHxe he is.a. friend «if -tr. Buebinau but
ue -upport him nnlwUh^l'inling th it he'is
such. We have b. v'ii li^titiiijr. the bogus de-
mocratic party so long, thiitwheoever we see
a chance to {live them a. lick", our impulse is
to -'pitch in." . ; ;
\V e extnet the :ib6ve from the Herald of
•his mw-iilig. So ihi< rS the reasn|i he sup-
ports Houston. Because and not wit h*t 'tid-
ing *rc the priii'-ipal reasons. This is just
about as gofvl reasons as a supporter ol the
Opposition pem-ralli givs. Now let us ex
plain tki>f "because" an I "not> ilhstaiiding.''
so our readers * ill reailily "understand it. —
The Herald now supports G' n. Houston b*
canoe he was the great leader of KnowNoth
iugisin !n our State in 1855 —a pirty that
went in for ostracizing- our foreign boni citi-
Zf-iis and Catholics, and even looked upon th
American Constitutioivin c mterapt because
the rig ts of foreigners and Catholics weie
guaranti ed to them in that sacred instrument.
So much for the * because."
Now for the ••notwithstanding.*' The Her*
aid w> II knows that Sam Houston has the
Tie"views notv nir ilitTKuoig.Noilioi^. ipua,
lion (hat he had four years ago, tuUlcit ntun-
dine. from policy, he lias kept his news dor-
mant on these questions; from the fact thai
the K. N party -brtrst the hoiler."di d from
precociousness and gave up^the | ho.st forev-
:er; and it isr for this feason, adileil to the ve-
ry important fact that he.U the Opposition
candidate, that the H-rald snpj >rts luyt. So
much for the Herald's " because" aud "not-
withstaiidinr."
■ ...4, ". .Huugtoii's Ijetter.
From the Intel'tgencer. ~ E*tra." of June
4th, we extract tlie following letter froin tbt
Hon- Sam Houston.
II:' has concluded at last to serve if elected.
A Very wise conclusion.' No doubt he would
haw be i willing to mine to that conclus:on
during the canvass of. 1855. He stands nit-
on the "Constitution and the Union." 11
was the opinm i of all good demo< rats, during
the last canvass, that he stood upon the "Con-
Ktituijon and the Union," and not only flood
ufon it but rather "sloshed" about, or what
is commonly called trampled "pon jt. as far
its concerned the changing it in relation to u.e°
naturalization of foreigners.
How can we be sirrjirised at liiaconsenting
to run. after saj iug that he "wonId not be a
candidate undtr any circumstaiices."—-that
when ha anived at home he shoald "retire o
the Khnd.s of .private life," when it is well
known that during the canvass of 1855 he
said repeatedly that if not elected to the off-
ice of Governor he >hould resign bis office u-
Senator, mid come home. But here is the
It^ir:
' Inpi pendbnce. June 31. 1859.
Gto, W. Paschal. Ksii—L)rar Sir.—On
yestefday I yi Ideil my ow 1 inclinations to
the wishes.of my friends, and concluded, it
• leeted. to serve t e people as ih' Executivt-
•I the State. The Constitution ami the Uu
ion embrace the principles by A-liieb I will l.e
^ov. riled if eh-cted. They comprehend nil
tile pfd Jackson 11 dional deuiocrtcy I ever
prof.-s-td, or offi'-ially practiced
1 am thine trulv.
^5AM HOUSTON."
We can offer no belter comment upon this
tetter thrtfi the following remark* from the
I'ticas Ranger ol ihe 3d 111-t.: t
t'ur exehanges arts pa \ i. g unnecessar_y .m-
toirtaiiCe 1 a lifky coevt-n ion he'd recentli
.t Austin. « herein G-u. Houston was uumi-
nat;.d for Governor a man named Clark fui
L cut. GovernQr. and A. J. Ilanidtou lor Con
^r'."-s. The Know No hings are v> rv much
elattil Willi thi- ti ket. and brag ustlly thai
A ilh su> h a It/•. they wi 1 defeat the democ-
racy. We caniiot bofievt*, however that G'li.
Hou.ston will coiiM'iil to allowhiK iiauie to
be used in this connection, as only 11 lew
weeks since he inlo'i meil us in the uost.seri-
ous an ! earnest nmpner lhat he would not
be a candii.'ale again, for Govei nor, underani
cpnsider<tt'on. If now he does consent to al
low his name to ^o before the pfo(Je. what
confidence i'an hi* reposed in 811t h h m tn ?—
We could not believe huu again un icr ain
fin uuista nces.
: TUUEE DAIS lATKR FROM EUROPE.
.• . -7—. ■ ' ■ 1 •
Arri.val of the ! teamshlp New York.
mt
mam
Movemenis of the Ausirrian Army.
— ——
NAPl)I.EOX^8 Rbl LY TO VIlTOKU'S LI-7TTER.
>New York. May 29.—The Northern Ger
man Lloyds steamship NtJW York of thfe
Brenren and New York line, ai rived at this
jiort tliis morning.
She left •Bremen on Tuesday, 1he 17th in
slant., 'anji brmgs three days later advices
from Liverpool, and the scat ol war, than
ivere" received by the Asia.
Commercial Intelligence.
Liverpool. May 17.—The sales of cotton
for the two business days since the Asia left,
amount to only 8000 bales.
The Liverpo >1 Prorision market generally
closed firm and i-te idy at the quotations by
the Asia. Pot Ashes closed ; firui. ;Pearl
Ashes closed steady at previous quotations.
Other articles oeneia'.y-fjoseddull, without
quotable exchange in pricts.
The Cunard ser vv steamship Arabia, from
*tew .York, arrived at Liverpool: on tlie 15th
mstaut^|-
The steamship Saxonia. of the New York
and ll iuibui'g luiL'. has arrived at Hambuig.
,t«cjieral md Political Intelligence.
The l a st advices fruin the-seat of war
stiite.< tbat no general ^engagement has yet
taken place betwepn the opposing armies in
Italy. — -
Advices frani' Vienna Announce thBt the
Austmri t^ovi rmnent has tesolved upd.n a
new loan of 75.000 U00 fiarins.
'I he Erii|ieror Napoleon has left Genoa and
•irrived a't Allessaiftlria. where hehas estab
iished his bcadquarti-rs.
A large number ol failures, in addition to
tlio-e alieady reported, have taken place in
1 lie London Mock Exchan
The ship Tha'oie.s: trom Savannah, with a
cargo of uottoii. ha^ been paitialiy destroyed
by lire. in the dock at-i.iverptKil.
The lire was. however, confined chiefly to
.the iower hoid afi. aud unly the cotton iu lhat
poitiiin of the tdiip was damaged.
•* Second Despatch.
fcoNDOw. May 17.—Dispatches from Paris
and Vienna report that numerous failures
hive oc urrcd in those cities, and at other
places on the Continent;
Messrs. Creswell & Co.. of Birmingham,
have also failed for a large amount.
On yeftterday. the 16tb lust., the Queen, in
person, reviewe . the troops at Ald«-rshott.:
Count Persigney. the new ^French Minister
to the Court of St. James, in plaee (if the
Duke of >lalakoif. arrived-, in Loudon ou the
14 h. i« : - a-
Prince Gortscbakoff has arrived in Paris
on a Sjiecial mission troui'the Empbror Alex
<tn.der.
The Pa. is correspondent of the London
Times says that the- confidence of the French
peiiiJe in th- success of the allied army of
I' .1'. • i.- lii guM tli .if—r-.|.--.ii.,nv
It is by Mine considered ivin iikabl . ai d
by others abnniinable. that 1 lie protracted lit
nes-s of an absent Senator, [".'jiiiiiu r «f Mas
saehusetts "} should-:still It avo li|ai Strength
tiou,;h to Ii >Jd on to bis
be made at Notre Dame for a 7'e lUu n ol
thanksgiving in anticipation of a gn at victory
over the Austrian*.
It is confidently expected in Paris th-itdu-
ring ihe cotninir Vei-k a great buttle will lie
:'ou lit near Verctlli, where the Austrian*
are now concentrating.
All oHirers of the regiment of sappers and
milters, which is to lie connected with the
army of the Atir.iatic, under the command of
Prince Napoleon, left Paris for Toulon on tbe
14th.
The army train and seige artillery had al-
so left, for Italy.
It is reported that considerable quantities
of artiis ha ve been sent to Hungary, and thjtl
FlungiriaiKs abroad are actively employe ! in
lernit nting insurrection in that countrv.
It is stated tha' previous to his leaving
Paris, the Emperor Napoleon addressed a
letter to Q'leen Vi 'toi ia. in reply to an auto
^raph letter from her nmj sty. in which he
n'peata his' promise o her in the inost po-i
'iive manner, that he will take tied steps dur-
ing the war th t 'ttpll. in any wav.1;oiiipni
mise the interests of Knglaml.
The Anstrian Governin-ut loan of 75,000 -
000 florins is to be at five per Cent., payable
111 silver, nd will be issued at seventy.
I.atcst Fiom tbe S at of War. _
Tn nt n Ma 1G. — An official bulletinof tb'
t*overnm< nt of the 15th. says that the. A us
trian troops have withdrawn from Rfbbia
but a second stiil stronger recoiinoitering
force had pushed forward to the trali& cl
Vercelii.
This retrograde and advance movement
took plaee on the L4tli.
Th *. Emperor Napoleon accompanied by
Marshal Cahrohert and a brilliant t>talf, rode
ilirough the streets of Allessandria on horse-
back, t'le day after his arrival,,aud was eve
where r ceiv d with the most enthusiastic
demonstrations of joy from the ptiiple and
rhe srftly't'
A-101her official biifletin annonnc s that
■he Austnans aie with rawinglfoin stmbella
and making a ur'ovetnent towards Yb/hera.
Bhe.vien. 5Iay 17.—The Prussian Chtm
tiers closi.il their session on the 14th. The
session was closed hy a speech from the
I'ripce Regent m pi'rso ■. who said that the
Ptuss an Giyernmeut was determined to
.iiaVutain the balance of piiwer iu Europe.and
stand up fu th'/ security, .protection and 114-
tional interests of German*; and he exprctisi
that th<- t^erman Coiifederauoh powers would
statjd firmly by her sloe.
The* mobilization of the eight corps d'arme
m horized by the Fc eral Diet has l-een
complelerl. and Prince William Frederick has
be-'ii appointed Coiiimauder in Chief of tke
inny of the German Confederation to be sta
tinned on the Rhine.
Lonoon. May 17.— A despatch to the Gov
•-rnllient reports that the English mail steam-
••r. with the mails from India, was overhaul
I'd in the Mediterranean, near Lasara, by-
boats from a French man of war.
The Duke of Grammont L-ft Itotne on the
15th, in consequence of au order from the
Emperor.
Messrs. Charles Villati & Co.. of Binning
ham. have failed for a huge amount.
The overland China mail has arrived at
London, bringing advices froin Calcutta to
the 8th of April, and from Hong Kong to the
28tli of March.
The Freii'-h had captured a place of c&n-
siderable strength in Cochin t'hiiia. and were
successful in other minor > inratiements.
Trade at Canton Was suffering u.uch from
the cxoction^ of the mmid-irms.
Domestic Intelligence.
-Ji -Zl '
Richmond, -May 29—Twenty addi-
tiiuial counties .have Jiei-ti heard froiri
since our la^t report, making complete'
ret ^rhs froin ijiuet -five contities, which
show a majority'for Letcher, the Ailini-;
nistratieu candidate, of 428s = >
There are still forty eight counties 10
beat front* >. , . ..
The fntrty-eignt coiHities gave a majo-
rity for Wise of 2040, aud if the opposi-
1 ion gam ooiiii'nnes iy, the same ratio' 11V
those couiities, Goggih will lie elected. ■'
Gogoin has waiueil so far aliout &000
oil ^le•Opposition vote of 1855,: ;
MImphis. May 28.—An extensive fire
recurred ,at Co'urribii*. Kyo yesterday
which destroyed eight d«yelliiVg house*
and stores, t'-getber. wifjt the Po i olfioe.
The liui!djtig% were st mated in ll.ie centre
cfthe ci*v. Tbe lo«s is esiiiuated at
about $14 00.
New
York, May 23 —1 lie Vaiider
i'ilt steanfsbrp Ni rHiern Light.-frOm As-
pitiwall, has rrived at ibis fk'irt, wiili
Oaiifornia date* of Hie 5 h iiim., aiiH
adeiees from Nicaragua and Sootii A'4
^inerica'
The Northern Light I rings 728 pas-
-enters from California via Panama
1I"T adtfices have lieen anticipated b>,
:be i btlade pbrn hi N^iv Orleans.'
The stetfiii^hip At jri>' SrtTtfd frnih 1lii.-
port to-day for "Sonthrfinptoii t ud 'Havre,
ivith a full lwr-*jf passengers anil §1,750,
000 til sjieeie 011 Ireiabt. " -:■■■
, Tlie. -te*m-Mj> VV'estr, of the ,Bpttnrii
line, .sailed f'r Bremen.'n-day^ taking o t
§60,000 in spe ie ou freight, and a large
^limber of pvis^iiVer.e".
The si en in-1 up figo,' of the Liver-
fiibf, NeW ytirk rfiid Philadelphia I'lie
-ailed to-dav for Belfast.- Ireland} takiuo
out §700 0<)9 in specirt.
SPRINliFIEtD.: I il.. May 28 rr± A .tJUTifiM
tornado wl^pL ovet liii^T^Ktfystet^y.
and coinmeiu'.ed its di-stnic^iive eiT-i-if
alio; t.twelve ii*Hes fi«rili < f j
ft is reported that sixteen persons ♦ ayt
I.—"... i.iii:.'i .....i j;i .■ ■ !_si'.
and mam
oiliers seriouslv
;t- 1 1- -•
J.;< . ■ I-
Mav 28.— I'lie ir al
been .killed
injured .
"Tli'e force of 'be inrnado is rppresehifd
«o .have •! en bey«md all di-scrfp^iW?
Houses, barns-, 're-sf ai.d every thiiis iri
its Course were wwept uway and torn tt>
atoms.. . . aja*
savaknah. j&a
of Capt. To\v)use|id, of , he scimouer E'dto;
charged with .haviiu! b-eiiveng"!«ed fft.
i be slave trade, \vas dnicliid-'d to-fia; .
and4 £lie jury! returned a Verdict of not
^ui'ty. ^ ^ -
Sr. LotJis May 28 —The Mt*«i «ipjS!
at this point is f.iiiirg at the rate ten
ut.i ' ■•i.i.i.ni.hiir Win^ rt.—1 -
All the upper streams are al.-o ireced-
".fl ~ [Jfor Ihe 'Meiai^'1
i>h/\Qnnni<nr ,
rn Uorfiirrrr
OR j ,
Let taan •rail hi« ifaou<m«4* 1ii w hetnt)^ hea
3b they occuttelatetHi mrtte* l«iiw;b;;i;nia Hn**
Aod tolteOtiOllL liifitlel. «.r Jew-— it'-Jfo
His crfced. Ins race, tti* counjiy—lhi or tWL. .
Ait^ure as earth ttpou it« axu 'more^""" " " '"**'
rare the lake W ty - - ■**
ri«. peananl tiay Itrto'W^^ia iV^Bf^tt- ^4
Ti.c
And even princess hoi forget hi* namS.
the povjjfr of grtVld, like atcbyniy, b' aftelt,'
Thaiit traoKnutes tlie vilett hamaa ,
tnto M>me noble virtue' and itesiyai'
An black as V<uluan inio ni<uive«.|Mire.' i* lif sf
It bcaUr ii* btemi«b. UIr^afgrt^gn
And *hed* a Instre tjn tlie front .of crira«,; - m:f
T\vill du'sueh iblnpti-nay, every thing anil au$ '
Sav * iinrt-liasi1 manVsalvation 1 there lt&il £*
And onJjf thtrt ita.in^eifee 7s thut out J
"I •'i ' iivCBBirt. *
Whir A thou W>1 Etiiik Into th^rrate gfacif^^
ti® not to tlim. wlitJ tu rhe witltt<ai httara :'
°M, y cxceaa^jfjay^i,
Aiid dubb'd thfe Willi the qunlitJ o
Si'i tip the' tip tU huinbleueae'io oj
Who in dte t
1-fnt ioatttai luan ior.btlre^ac^a
Sue uot the nian Otr succour, who lu
Tliv iiaked t-rime*. upod liT- brazen fi
Ami lu ld thee iuii<<t*iiifor >.-elil-n t)rfb«<;
,Norfl:Jn.lest^h ! tiiauta farits, 5&J 1)
I* o al! i««unvailiiig.aud a blank. %T
T'is tu tlijltjrf alajie tbo« ha j to T(Ak7' ^ U^? ..
Uath eVsti <<et ui utKio, thee;—Hit tliatijaa, ..:><ji
W„en htge experience With a. ma-ter Uand
i 'otli Vr.uieii the ¥Tli from bar:deiu<5ed tyiS,
And ere behold the treaeuery of ihatt. V - ti"! \%
i'iil !•; i4i }1 l! r f "fir! J.4M.
J. PROTISTA "ti t N LII A u IN tBE fsE^bd
Army.— It may not U-generally kmi««a 4liaB
Marfib.nl Kaarfi'm;, the 'llifi fl 1'ii«i«—il lifl in
rail Of the Frcwh tr«ops in Sard^#.^ a
protestaiit. lii, the .memorable ^amwucn
against Riissta he served WitK;ifiSliflKffeffTuh
let Napolt ou 1. ihe varruusp*ve'>ttiB ita
- which prance baa ha t fur th«Ji
be bis cotpmandrd great
quiK-ibei.th and ^biiities!.
ist aS well as'a soldit r. atid
«f vear« Governor fb*m1br «
1851 ta 1856 theCuuni Jiavhw
efai ji; lityisicin j*' {int ia
be was createii a tohaiTtit j
Cr1'nii-: h "waK
the French irOops known as H be army^Uba
A IpV,: 4od|t$Hg {romdt tte.pa8U4> u lti>psnpe-
rw.i military atuliyes to Caurtititry.j^b^ ia
^HZctti-ci as^the^ Com thaiitlc t in
Memphis, May 28.-—The river at tins
point lias lalleu one inch and, a half dur-
ing the last' fwetiij'ifdiir Lours, "abd'is
'4ifl. ftlfinit M- ■' V*.'
is-. i,I
Extract from a l.etter from l.leut. Bur
• net to his Father*
More of ihe Threatened Collision between
the U. tS. Force* aud the Ft on ier inha-
bitants. . .
Camp at tfhc Brazes Agency.
if** **
j was not abk- to a nte by tlie last tHrul.
as #e were busy getting ready to receive
the visit of titir friends fiom below who have
inatle very nnkind pminises in regard to'as—
that they will haug us H.
Soon after the date of my last, we beard
that quite a fa>cc was collecting at Jack si mi
■ oiigh. for tbe pur[ e ot'altacking this place;
and a f w days alter, we learuetl thai the\
had wuve«l up withineight miles of as. Tbe
sam>- day. a man came in and "said they wen
master''
s al^i a R(pt>iesUn.U Ac
'' wtti«^l
gifzetted «s the Couitnjndet in
SoMfers afSfa^SWW i'li. ni^iM
^•* I^mii IIeijry fleas fwf' lUe' QUVkr-
Depirtmeni in tlie3Aiistra n.aai|iy,
% ' * ordjngV' a.QWnmu-
we ptitiiislife-fal
from 'fc. R. Bivlsafch. "Kk^*. Uifofl
rO[)e.—-J. i .i ■■ ,j
I i ■
The opposition cai.diila e« art4 "<lia
freidt'* ftr
1 rrH. Sirtti HoiUtOll^ 4'JN" !
0overt.or; E ttvartT"CfefK *
'on,, y,"for L ^ovPmor, a,
Haini ttW hut Coi g^eas. £&.Uove:oot
IVase was t?roposed Iw Li
leclfiied. Mid placed Mr. C aril i l lMWii
nation lefore the c nvetmiiir.^M&flBsiiig
to Support he ticket.
Well, notSF for tbeHjhf^
fcraCy t ow kiitiw wtb
(•- contend and they ar
for the conflict. The oppo&iijuii<j
oaii< -s4 «M|
vert brow ihe organized d«mieale|F#* t
we fear not the resul'. • The AMpaarf
have battled witliHiii^d^Jeated tI
t ie, often eboh^fi io_ tindi
__ _ iy,1
wit bin lialf a mile—five hnnd^of't^Jh ^eto&jre,they will h< f^il. J^^Mh
Tho man whose wife was a good CdoVj '"s
alive, at a very advanced a^e.
Them, was a great dcai of coafusioo alimtit:
ihcwtMnaii ant children at tiah* news -m- r<
runiiing and screnmuig than 1 ever .saw or
beard ii proved to he Ulse alarm, but an
Woman has died fruttt the ' If. cL- ol tlie frtgbt
We learned that there are oat five hand
red men camped about 8 miles below us. an .
they said tbev wt re.gouig to attack us. ' A?
we did not have force enough to -prutect so
ui nv women ati'l children acamst such a
jiartv. we set ab ul making some works ot
d' f nee. By working hard two days and one
night, we pnt tip a pick-1 large enough to
huidall hands.arrang< d wi h flui..iiig bastion
aud travi-rstsl antl strong enough for «s tn
hold against 80(M or 10UU men. Having no
artillery, we got on<* six pnuii'ler from C ui:
0t«i|KT. with bcrHjtnel shviis atui canistei
•hot.
if nothing but a fight do these fools, we can
•live them such a one as they uill not soon
forget. They arc still ca.njicd at the sami
.lace, stealing ottle from ti.e Indians atv
such of the people a.ound as are nut with
'hem in their mad adventities. They havt
-topjicl a train of wagons l^a'le<l with flout
for this place, ainl cay they will starve us out
liut tliey c mint r«!uce its. f r our suppli>
t ome from Camp Cooper below, arid from Ft.
Belknap. an<l they have not force enough lo
invest ih>: place. 1 have never ;eard of such
o itr.igeous tioing They a e It d by a mai,
by the name of Baylor, who was once local
Agent for the Comanche Kesri ve and wis
discharged for stealing public money. Thai
is tfie c use of his hostility- 1 hope the\
will come here. They b- v ~ desirv d hantr
ing P r th"' outrages they have already" com-
mitted. and the Jaw will not re cb them.
Hut if they come here, a good mini of ib- lu
will find their reward iu swift deslrjinitm
The poor funis ilun1! know much about war
or they would not h-ive m de some of ihe
tuov s tliev have or s • ma y idle threats. *•
It is a disgrace to tile State, lhat iMieh
things are (ieti(iitU'tl My letters may mil
reach you—they wou d a soon rob the mat*
as anything arise—they beset the roatls tw.
, } —fSews.
Thf. Impunity of Crowkco Criminals
— V hear a great deal bmit the law nf
nations. Tliere is no such thine W hat is a
law without n judge, or even ui'b a ju lgi.
without a Jack K.etd ? Which of the uionarchs
who threaten to disturb tho jieace of Europ>-
need he<itate to execute hit mu derous ile
sign for fear of being banged in tbe WV&t of
L-em^ defeated 1 . "■ ✓
duty. \W like a respectal
—ir gives life tb tiff eonfe^i
?' irrtv>*stin . * 15'it by what
:as the Ausmii Ciitive ntiu^v lif i
l4on«rtoil before t Ire people in Ihiit paci-
- Hut a few wet-kssincevWa*e*6c-
d that, be bad reiued forevea frouk^he
jioiiticat areua.—ihsuiocrat Ir Pl>||jf r
m .. ■ ■ mr iijjai ' tdilfl
A. Powsb.<"A calm, bJue-ay>r4; liU*
possessed youiig-1ady f a viHagf*, duwn
"ast," received a long call
from a prying old s|dinet, who.:
inigitig her stay beyond li*ro#|r
: ion of tlie y<>ung lady's eiidttf
■> ili * main question wh eh
er iliiui-r : ' I've fieeu
iKiny times it vou Was- eU8age«l40,
i' o< ; tii'iv. -if folks impit ffiin
'vhetber you be or not; whartialBBJl 1*11
em ! tli'ilk ?" \*Tell rfeem.^" aliSwefed
• be- young .lady, fixing her'^h*! Wfuw
~-\es iu titiblusbiii^ sieaditieSs u^on tlie
'uqiiisitive leatnres t.f (ier iiiterinxfltpr,
■tell tbeiii you tiiiuk yon don't £p^tv,
• nd you are sure il ia uoue of y«iK
ne*s." ■
^—I i * ti * ■" ■ ' k ■
fieuerai StiMUiy; V - •
The unifonn worn br CommodoretiW
during the action h- tween tl|e CI
md Sliamon was presented to the Few
sev IlistoiKuil Soei I) at its ta
'•"J". . ,; ; 4. j '
T' e New York Post tsmTects an error'tnUT
which the press generally has fallen in rt-
f. retire to (Jen. Baraguay 'Hills-rs. who
commands one of th FVvnch divisions in th#
war with Sanhnfa flf is thrSBn of the o'tl-
• i r Ol the - mc name who awvt# under the
first Napol • b and has been dead nearly fifty
Years.
?r*i
f, Within tbe memory _ „
ing. Scottish, Presbyterian ministers. In
tbe habit of pravi' g. in tlie public **Tviceg of"
ih sanctuary, "for il.edownfalfuf tlfe b^Qqdy
htHise of IIipKhiirff J,al.,ng fitb
lion of ■■ Miihomet' ^atal he, "I
A m*n's wife latelv died in !few
upon txntimatkm of the brtdy.' iHd a IMMol
poison was ft'ind in 1'i : This is )f|Rll9a«
a remark ible pfowf of the admle-ialiMof
virtue and domeet&happisesa te dCllMH
plaiy cSty. r-.-,'i
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