The San Antonio Ledger and Texan. (San Antonio, Tex.), Vol. 9, No. 36, Ed. 1 Saturday, March 10, 1860 Page: 1 of 4
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MARCH 5.
WW OA Y,
_ v, We ara minumu.1 to auaauuce J«#il>t A
COUKK Keq., .ni a Oi«i« lulo fji til uülc* < f tih>-
trint Attorney, at tba B«*t general electivo in Au
giut. Sik
;
Two large waggons luavily laden w ith sli-
ver coin and plato a> riveO iu town to-day
from Parral and Cnihuahua. consigned iu
the Messrs Vance & Brother of this city.
The college bo.vs oí t*k, Brown, Harvard
and A mili-tat Iwva united their lilrury re-
courses, and propUdtf to pu dii.li a qmrurli,
to ho printed at New I1.ivi.-ii, and to be edi-
ted l«y representatives of vacU College.
... —
Mrs. Ei'iiibeth Cricket. the widow of the
fainuU'; DaVi'í UMfoti-U died recently In
Johnson cunty, Texu«, of apoplexy, at the
age of 74. Mm. Crocktt had beea living for
many j tara in Johnson.
«. —
San Saba.—A friend writing to ua from
San Salt* city, under date Feb. 26, sajf:
''The local n wh h?re i of ludían depreda-
tions,and that continual)). It would bu mi|>os-
aible lor we to tell you in detail the nuiuei
ons depredation* that hive been committed
here within the laat month. Our coun-
try m literally overrun with rovi ig banda of
thuving Indian*. They have been Keen in
-companies ol from five to twenty in number.
I am p etty well satisfied that they bine
lieen in our (own twice within the last week,
tlikugh I did not see them from the fact that
it «ras in the night when they cama.'1
Sam Antonio Litkhart Association.-
The meiubera hold their nsual weekly nieet-
4ing this evening: at the Methodist Churh.
The Henderson Era, mention* 8 concert
liy Madunie Sieiniiiskt. Our Eastern Ex-
changes are hereby constituted our s|ieciat
«gents to collect a bill of $45, due us from
the Mons and Madame S. now for over two
years. Liberal commissions allowed.
[Houston Telegraph.
We wit.li they would at the same time col*
■ect one for as of $11. due by the aame lady.
We «ill allow them one hub, or even two
thirds, with pleasure.
. ■■•.■
Djstkii.t Couht.—The Honorable the
T>istrict Coi.rt for Bexar County met this
morning, Hon. T. J. Devine Presiding
Judge, C. Upson Esq., District Attorney.
The members of the Grand Jury having
been sworn, the Judge delivered a short
mid impressive charge, when the court ad-
j.nmtrd over until to-mujrso-T ír.oruiag at
liulf-pnst 8 o'clock.
«■ ..O"-*-
Where are Their Leaders ?—The
Washington States, commenting upon the
probable consequences of Abolition agita-
tion. in a commercial point of view, says :
We f el it our duty to warn the consor-
vnlives of t!in North that the slnndi i
and obloquy of the Black R< publican lead-
< rs «i!l h ad to persor.nl and sectional col-
li>i ,ns p.nd to entire commercial alienation
hetwt en the "'North mid the South.
No doubt the Black Republican leaders
promise that when they have the power
they will send an army to compel Souther"
customers to come to Northern counters.
But who is to command this army ? Gree-
ly will not quit Nassau street without a
po'iceinnn at each shoulder. Red path
and Douglas have run away. John Brown
has been hanged. . Hon. Mr. Hicknmn
keeps on having-those awful hemorrhages.
It is the vocation of all those persons -to
incite others to risk their lives and pro-
perty, whilst they keep at a safe distance
themselves. -
Several days ago a friend placed in our Editor* Ittdgtr axd Term —UkitrrUEMJ hi
ptssession tuo Report of Lieut. Ives, who j May i trespass on yuiu tita au4 aya ••
superiat u ls the c in.tru,ri o, of the tu *¿*" JSSlí
. ,, . ,,r ,. . inuters I .These lines are ot little value tu
•Vasjington ilon laieut in Washington t..eul<( ; yot they may serw to «or
city, from wliioh we extraot such portioua rect an erroneous, and,
as are likely to be of interest to our rcad-
eri.
The Report a^fS, the plan has been in
operati in about four -months, and rotaros
'lave come iu from 841 plaoes. The ag-
gregate amount reoeived is (2,240.31.
Nearly 23 003 plaoes have not been heard
from at all. If the Postmasters of these
would oo-operatc with the others,«nd with,
as favorable an average result, the annual °U)1'ot
. . ,,, . , . . % ,• tmi rppor'
fund^ wy uW b « •• ^ • • • -!
TO HP
fAKM TO RCNT.—Sv
Crawford * Childn
rect an erroneous, and, wa believe, a de-
signed. hnuresslou. hitherto oonveyed, aud
sought to he continued, in relation, to Uie
real condition ofi.*e counties of Gillespie
and Kerr.
1'uat many horses havo been stolen from
us is an undisputed lactj bat tliitJho Utss
of property, uud iu sequeuce, tuMimovul
of uiuny val vied citiwua, should off made
the foundation of fabulous reports af-
fecting the farther settlement Ot, aud tra-
vel t.irougu our section, wii moat earnestly
11 'liud/, and
TBMlitlMlh.
EXCITING NI W !!!
II'*. tit Iff I a . it i.xrco.
WALKER TO TAKE
Possession of Mexico.
twenty-five thousand dollars. To keep the ¡jtu .ti,.. .ouiX.^. ...^ of ob
work iu fair progress fort-y.-five tl.o isand t iiniug juries, eto., tout may huvo been
a,.. .. wouu «u^izr™ astps
require an average return of 91.09 a year
or 12| cents a month from each town.
California contributes a larger amount
bíoí.->, ou account of ludían iucur.-ior.s, or
appr: beuslous tueretroui. to. obtain juries,
or to fully organise our ooorts for admin-
We have been shown a letter
■which has just arrive d in town
from a hijrhly respectable mer-
caiitile house in Indianoia, tonne
of our merchants. The news is
of the most startling character.
We make the f illowing extract:
Indianola, March 2d, 1860.
Our Washington News is quite
exciting to-dny. Col Lee is au-
thorized to go itito Mexico, and
-.Colonel Walker to take posses-
sion of Chihuahua, with a view
to protect our citizens, for further
particulars, we refer you to the
papers of 29th ult.
A Fat Couple.—The Easton (Pa.) Ex-
press rays : "Mr. and Mrs. Annin, resid-
ing near the High Bridge of the New Jer-
sey Central Railroad, ure supposed to he
the largest couple in this country. The
gentleman's weight is 700 pounds, and the
lady's weight is 500. Mr. Annjn's age is
about 45, and Mrs. Annin's about 40. It
requires six yards of casshnere for Mr.
AnniriV pants and nine yards of bioth far a
coat. He and his wife keep a public house
at a place called Peg's Pebble. It is said
that Barnura, of the Jiew York Museum,
offered the couple (1500 per year and
their expenses if they would come to New
York, but they refused, telling him they
did hot wish to be looked at stf much.
They began to increase in size abont 17
rear. ago.
francisco, nd Navndo more than any other | aull..uilbeing c.iavg«d wif.i offences
cities in the Union, which have as yet
been beard from. New York contributes
the next highest amount, and Virginia,
Massaohttsftts, Pennsylvania, Ohio, and
Alabama follow regularly in the descend-
ing scale. Minnesota contributes the
smallest amount of any State, and then
New Hampshire, Delaware and Vermont
follow iu the ascending scale. Texas gives
$78.75, which places ber ahead of twenty-
two States, and below tun. No State in
the Union, except California, has done
better in proportion to her population than
Texas.
The following shows the amounts con-
tributed by the various Post offices in
Texas op to the first day of February,
Anderson
Austin
Coffeeville
Eagle Pass
Farmers' Branch
HallisviUe
La Grange
Laredo
Liberty
Linwood
Marshall
Paris
San Antonio
250
10 00
2 50
20 00
ÓU
• 2 c0
715
10 00
aoo
1 10
10 00
1 03
8 50
It will thus be socu that San Antonio,
the largest and perhaps the wealthiest city
in the State, is allout-strippi d by the little
village of Eagle Pass, and snowed under
and laid in the shudo by Laredo ! We de-
serve to bo most b<mrt¡ly-llíu¡gh«?d at". The.
box at our Post office is stjli nuxiously ri-
waiting contributions, and if ouf cUizeu.-
would contribute even at the rate of three
cents oach, it would placo us above any
city or State in the Union. This, would
he something to boast of—this would be a
proud tiling to be said of San Antonio. Let
uj.save, tor one day, nnd dedicate to thi
.-'aiher of I.is country, the di nés w icli-v.
. row away f r gin .-ling jiiiU 1 iger la
nnd this pruUti-|to: i ijii vill he at.aim ■
Wui will bi th. first t. coir i .1 •
Ii.i.i r. vi,tOv or l*M;i.n
Count eiciii! T.n I. mi t-.
■ I\ of New York • in
when one p.ir* v 1.1r1 ft i .
o ' I i.i: l \o
II
o ' i
i en f -
ti e p ,r
11,11
•7. ■
tfflfe
lief .
IlliiJO
ilea! •
i ,e i' . , 11 - w 11
C is,- in -, i
■line
Ü f-r a spei'i'Hc inr p e,'
a ri(rht In taiie p'i*«essior «i ! i
tile hour o i ue I in Mi '' ill. oi-jt
meeliiip.au>) p iss r, s-ilnii ui-
o|i|ioshi| io the vi vv of t e
origniateil the a«S"ñi'i!iiiié T
ivas n ii eelinK calh-l 'i a pir'y ol el' /.
to coinleinn L gisUtive ur irs of oil\ ra i
mull fr.nicln-es. Belbie the i|-p linlcl h >n
of meetiiie arrived Hie opp isi'loii pail I 1
poKM'Ht&tm of the hall nnl ¡lili*,' I r s ,'ini 1
in favor /the ver- grnit* 11 > a' 'lo i nil
of (he in, elinp w sli-t I r> -leh-nioc . Sni
was Irfnat^iit to iv.mvpi' Ji-l ' I i,l .:os- • j a
(or tlie bife of t ib hall uml tíin -fu !|¡e de-
eided «¡jainst the ItsinipvrH of.rli in eting
Tuis is a decis'oi of so.H mien si to il ik
in.'politicians, who oonwider mi uniu- uv.
to iret possession irf a meeimg pi-rf cili fill-
It is a comfort to stra'^'Mf,-r*' nl people t
know that it is no more Isa fill to He I i,
mteliiig thil1 to steal am tiling else.
Okn. WjilKSh's IJo'lft.— 'i'htt AÍ -hilv 11, ü
ister of Wediivud i) - ) «:
W «• hi'i- rejojeeil in li nen ilal llie engerí-
expected '-tlixtiirv nf Nie-n-ijiii i In O n
Win. M aiker. is ns ii Hieni I le. in 111 •
hands of a ■Smtthevn p<il>lnrlr r. Unr fea'l-i-
will sli ire nui p es-ore « le n we si ite. worn
is hIiII heller. Hint ihis Solliliern pu'ilishei
Is no other than our enter|iri-iW(s townMi.an
S. II. Gneiíel, Mr QoelXel is, we lielieve.
the liisi Southern puhlinher who has seri-
ously devoted hims.lf to this importint tie I, I
of industry' and tlie elegant st) le in which
M'rnb Levert's popular hook Souvenirs of
Trnvi I was o. intri in a warrant that Gen.
Walker's llistorv. in lli« smne lisíela all
view with iiii.i public itiiin of Noil hern puli-
l.sliing lions, s.
We ure under
Henpbill and
varieiyof Congress
We are IndJ
Superlntendant of til
Diego mail line fot|
We observe thatl
been elected printed
total number of rntel
Mr. Ford received
elected by one i
ÍCH
« ruvaKofi.
. &,*i
•j«"lfsig*lly designed to «ever
jtkms batwean members of Co gx*M #ud
their cimstitasnts, but the abuse has beea
the oblipng
r Ford ha* ®P**^9 further tlmn ta; «ay that mUnli
House. The ^auks hare been ua Je ti e of for tp" "
13, of whiob mission ofardclea which nevwr sha
declared1 b8*® Mot by Two mUliwjsd
¡year would be saved by tbes*"J1*J
re rieren
áudci' the pi nai codo, are-uf oi iniou,.proo
a.iiy, tnut iiiüi.iduiil iatcéists would be
beat subawrved oy i oldiuguoDinUiutUourt.
l ue great body ot' oar people, how ver aie
willi.ig, and anxious, to uiude by the law
ill ult its requirements.
Ton new coiners, designing to reside in
the county of l¿err, are luiiuigruuts oj an
iuduatnous aud iuttlligeut class.. Uniera
continued ugiiation is kept up th regui. to
the proposed removal of the couuty seat,
many new dwellings aud work-si.ops will oe
erected in the townoi ifti'fovule. iju uit
last nay of ¿larcli, it in expected, CB elec-
tion will be held to doieniiiiie w^etuer
comfort or Kcrrsville s.iuli, tuei eatt.o', a
the couuty teut. 1 wo-ti.irds ol tne to.ái
number ot voter a üciug requisite lo ui\. ta
a county site more than U*entiles trom tne
territorial centre, tne vole polled, iuosl
prooably, will be a large oue. fue itét-
tion of new citisens JUas been attendeu to
with great energy, and wonderful facility.
Between the Kerrsville and Flat Bock
saw-mills, the people are uow quickly sup-
plied with lumber. The t ieonon of a new
mill, twelve miles above Kcrraville, will
soon create a new supply of cheap buuu-
ing material, tiiveuson aud Baymoud inudi
sole of a portion of a vuluable tract oppo-
site town, lately. Were tiie names ol tUe
gents of iibsou.i e >wiiers generally known
nany fine bodies of laua v.ou'la oaung>
owners.
We have Uud, to this iuntunt, a mo. i
promising seusi n. Some coin is up, ínue-
lately planted, uud now b. iug put in ti <
ground. The people are enjoy ug < ai h,
competence, and every hope of n due tin,,
this year. Yours, truly
Removal of the Remains nf Gbt.bí.a.
■Jacks3n.—Mr. Trimlile's bill pniyiiii:'.,;
r'or the removal of the remains of Gli-in r.
Jackson and those of his wife to Nashville,
fenn., and their interment in the Capitol
Square, and for the erection of a suitable
monument ovor the same to the memory ef
the old Hero, passed the Senate of Tennes-
-e , on its reading by a unanimous vote.
!t was stated by Mr. Trimble that the re-
latives and immediate personal friends of
ren. Jackson, so far as he had been able
.. i ascertain, enrdially assented to the pro
p isal removal, and a letter from Gen. D.
i. D nuelson, of Sumner county, was read
,i the Senate, in which that gentleman
¿uve his cordiul assent to the proposition
I'liO hill has yel to be acted upon by the
¿louse of It 'presentatives. •
- • «• « •
Cy A Washington correspondent thus
■ipenks of Mr. Sickl.-'s appearance iu tue
:louse :
"There is a general slir among the fair-
■r porri.m of the audi.nee us Mr. Sickles
saunters ipih-tly in—aslendir tigu'e, at-
fired with uch Pari-iau faulileSsness of
l iste that Ik* has acquired the name of the
■est dressed man i it the House. Dark
irowu hair, brushod smoothly away from
,is white, broad forehead j fu-1 heard nnd
iioustache, and a handsome face, all h^
rue eyes—oh ! such eiugular looking eyflP
A-long as his back is turned, he seems
iu Ailoni-; bat the eyes spoil all. Hi-
i-aal ftyle of dress—inte that makes liiin
i • envy of every dandy on Pennsylvania
i 'enUe for it< di,iti.ngut. perfection—is n
>1 ick dress o-iat. with velvet collar, aud
.iglit gray troivsers, tapering down to the
-¡uall, slifney boots. His hands are encased
in perfectly fiitlng kid glovesof some dark
oollor. which he con.s'aiitly wears, even in
ii« seat. This habit has g.vai rise toa
superstitious rumor that they are worn
ro conceal the deep blood stains which he
ancles are still crim-iouin his hands. He
lounges in 4i sort of nonchalant way upon
his seat, seldom accosted by his fellow
members, and apparently quite unaware
that he is the centre for hundreds of cur
¡mis eyes. Hp is hoarding iu a priiate
family on Thirteenth street, and 'Teresa
is with him."
ted by a large circle of friends.
Thfe Governor of Alabama hos-donned a
suit of homespun. .It is rapidly growing
in favor to use only Southern manufac-
tures.
(
Tlie New York Herald says that after
all has been writtej afjoot non-intercourse
with the North, Southern purchases ar
larger this spring (ian ever before!
On referjmc to the teleirapluv intelli-
senre i wllfa, •eet that tb" mm (Hven in
•air extra of yesteriJiiy re ftil'y corrobora-
'nil. I '
■ ' I«n ■ <w e^ s —. ■■■ I m
AJ irge train beloiging to W. B. K ,4x E^q.
as a 1
beloSgi
p is-ed llirmieli town this afternoon en route
lor Arisnns. A nrmmist other tbinus «re ob
nerved two itrge stikm I Killers with corres,
ponding'machineryint-mlr t nr. be ievo for
a mining company it Aricoria. They «ere
by far the IstgeBt trailers that have ever
reached this part of Texas, and while the
train remained on tjie Placa « good deal of
• urioiilj- waseXcitjd.
— >.♦♦
Wo uaderatani that Prof. Wilson of
New Orleans will deliver a lecture to mor-
row evening in the Presbyterianchnrch oa
Commerce st., at early candle light, npon
the 'subject of ballooning. The Profe
made three ascensio
Galveston, and we"
if properly patr3-
more fyoin tlii-
Alex Ferguson, merchanL New Braunfel .iatcrfercj irih'.b* regular trnnsiuisAii'* of J
died at that piafe ot the <|fh hist.^ Mr. F's' «tirrespondepcc. < _
death waa Very sudden, wing caused by Toe ar uiiwm ih fi r of its iwHn** ,w1j
apoplexy* and his loss wlH bemnoh rogr t- is, that it assists in the di|fii«i<Hi
Hence among llic people, 'Tlw"'He*'-®"1'
l'icaj uiie h> of the opiliioo that' it is *'r,s;
iloulttful whetiier sib h a result is o'ltatoed,'
Out owii Impression is that t erv is ho doubt
about the miller, aud Ibe oi-juCt fn'teliO
not ami cannot h« oUtsiu d by this uietinMl,
Political documents da not contain auett in-
formation an is of real benefit to the people*!
And even if tfiiéy did, the telegraph will
un st iiAtance have enabled the loeal Jour
nals to posseas tlie same long before the ar
rival of li e malls contsmhig tlie doJtNnenl*
cot ra l by ina a i n* frank*.
The Picayune thlfeks that it voiitd be
Infinitely preferable instead of con tinning
the privilege, tv get a special appropria-
tion made for the purpose o( tclegrapaii g
over the country the action of CongrM ,
That pape eloquont^ M/s; "Tlje press,
daily or weekly, has become the grand
agent for the dissemination of knowledge.
Its inflnenee npon the pabilo mind is irre-
sistible. Availing itself ofaUthesoi
of' information, It disperses it ovar the
whole country. No dtctrlot is inaccessible
to It. Ño class of citizens escape Jts teach-
ing*. The people do not depmfd «pon Con-
gressional documents or partisan pamph-
lets in order to form correct derisions on
publio action, and arrive at sound princi-
ples as the gnide of their political conduct.
If ever the frankiug prlvilegewas beneiaial
it long sinoe ceased to be so.
"The extension ofmailfaoilitiae Is, how
aver, of great importance. The diatnnt
extremities of the BepnbUo vast far bo and
erby uie malntenauoe of regular In-
tercourse between them, and If public eoo-
uomy demands any change, It is clear 'hat
the use of the congressional frank,*-) abna-
ed, should be the first measure of retrench
ment."
tiokll^wiu owu,
enclosure fro-n "t
cend. , We lcarnt.-,
, in a balloon from
that he intends,
■i moke one or
price of ad
ihission' to the
if. fSI
ver hia
father, i
Í
Á
iftlloon will as-
Jtogether the pro-
fessor has made 200 balloon ascensions.
LmiBABY AssociATtOiT.—The Debate,
last night was well heard by a large, and
intelligent audience. The policy of strik-
ing out of the Constitution of Texas the
clause prohibiting the crcation of banks,
was the question proposed for discussion.
The usual order of business having been
transacted, Mr. Sweet, of the San Antonio
Herald, arose, and read some newspaper
articles from the journal of which he is
co-editor, and a response from a Galves-
ton newspaper, to ihe effect that a debata
should be held, at some half-way hoase,
wherein thu Galveston and San Antinio
Literary Associations should participate.
Mr. S. wished the Association to take ao-
rion on the matter: a young and off-hand
"peaker responded ; moving to lay the mo-
ion on the table. Mr'; S. rejoined. Th*
notion, happily, fell, by its own intrin-
-io wi ight. The debate was opened, bat
the history of banking, the expediency,
San Antokio, Texas, MAacufttb, I860.
Editors Ledger & Texan :
As the acts ana doings, or rath r the ef-
fects of the acta and doing* of Co igrvss, are
doubtles* interesting to the mo it of jour
read* ra, permit me through the oo umna of
your journal, to direct attention to one of
those acts, or rather to a contemplated act.
which thus lar, baa paaaad without * word
of comment from the prese«North or South.
It will be remembered that a abort limo
since, the Territorial Legislature of Nebraska
passed a law, abolishing alavery In that
Teiritory, and that the Governor vetoed tba
same, on account of its unconstitutionality
I* it not passing strange, that right in lb.
wake of that veto, a bill should be reported
(1 believe it was reported) by the committee
on Territories, (ran-iug to the people of tba
Territory the privilege of dediutg their own
Governor
- It need* mi prophetic gaz * into the future,
ton-<ii in in- counties* avila and inuuii
veiiieiire , of wliicli the paas*s« of euoh a
law. would be Ibe prulifi.i aouro*. 1'lie Gov-
ernor fleeted un ler Mich a law having no
facilities, etc., nf the system, were die- i''i '«• or em le fur hi cm ! net litit ilw mad
cussed hy three speakers. The "policy of P*«'ons and blind prejudices of his eon-
_ . _ r, ... „ , i ¿ aiinmev. i'inii ei«ic« ve ovi-ry l« the
a change In our Constitution" had been „(efln,IIHlt„n „f • ai.ve.,. a- lawful
merely glanced at when we left. We re- ¡ „u,| rinin¡ n* ,,nl i h an .ver rea o y ami
gret our inability to remain till the debate pi ant tool, ol oat mlitoi hi., ' u cloaked.
had been closed. a e e
7
iu«w:. .
AboUtionJw yotliig against him; anda
ed out Ma tima with great aredtt to I'
and the ooa*try—drawing hi* aalai
• regularity mid precisión worthy i
BPjlflltllfBi
Although, for the time In whloh I
« very distinguished mati, til* I
iVdMHW'''
Washington I
U*. lie never traveled CO a I
never saw a railroad, or a I
giue, waa perfectly Ignorant of I
Slplaa of the
rifle,
"JA'L,
on his I
these tiraos, although it
Wo ocoasslonally hat* a
prova* not invoh bettor
iter* In asneraL
puMtenr* pen
attar him to
i fashionable.
DamIMI |i
Th- lollowlng are the nam's of the peulh-
iie n composing the Grand Jure, The ttrsi
named is III foreman:
Jain' a L Trueheart. II. D. Stilmbnri;, D.
Hila ! Aoavnln Maitiuex Charles Iliiimiit-I.
AniiOst Fr, tilbere, Pluido Oliram, Antonio
Cirdena*. Afio*er .1. Akerimtn, Wesley D. y-uld redreMl, bimI the
Cotton. 1' i sia.iii Presni f Grtpory P. De-. ' " "'e">.
vine J. II. Kampm n, S. W. McAllister, It.
B. Gilbert. Amonio -ierra.
treaoon "ilnfiiell ii lejti-latioii.'"
'• li« law a of h 'erniorv with an elected
Legislature and GoVi nor. wouiil hn tlie
oeuiolaiiee of legil alllhoi'lly, ItelleSlh Hie
••.oak ol w men. every villmn.i iliat ciinidue
collin ifinn'in or hmatletsiu execute, huh d likeness fn
summit i
leaving behind a
over U postern
children alter '
has Men
history as balng been
In war, and first in th*
try men," in other words,
ever tiling, and It waa
and pleuaura to look ont
and he took
portrait, by
soldier and Stata
badly engraved,
b.," « as '
waa iu the
cheek
near tile I
wur
he ii- r etn.led UfeHi tile right* "f mil hem
rilir. iis un I llieu property I a id lo g It iore
the ml of Pi; Ier«il courls could he mivi keil
or proievlioii giv, n lie njurt woiil
ii jure l let,
Imuld the efecfum of n fewstical i< g,—.i-
: tine iiii<1 I itivern r. lie loon I m«t q ii'u Mil-
llcieul in the wisdniu ol Contris f, r roll
i.|nir Miuiliern eifis.'n ol their |>n-|airti{ oe
should II lie Ion,ni t-at prunas leon iti
Fnicriil com ta m ouid áometim< a Ira -^Wcieai
for llie pnerci life ami projiert;, Ui<
ALLKOKH MAIL, itonaEit -
The Louisville Journ il of the 16t.li instant
says Officer Kirkput rick arrested n young
man yesterday at the St. Cloud Ifoti 1, hy
the name of i. H. Brown, who is ebargeu
h«k,^Ohi.K0hHed wíÍT traced toTexas. jttlG ^ A*7 Member last. In reference ^Xlaola'Vui^Tel riUiry ''if
and wa.* there arrested hy the U. S. Mar- ¡to thu death of the late lamented Prank j,l4¡ ^ liti Mnniüri^ t\ *
shal. but succeeded In making hi escape, Egan Esq., were read, and that trixm the
br^'^Jail; He, wlU ^ occasion C. Upson Esq., the partner of
Cleveland, Ohio, to undergo an examina- ... . 1 . 7 . , , „
th* deceased made an eloquent and feeling
sjieeoh, alluding in terme of the highest
In mentioning the opining ef the Dis-
trict Court yesterday, we omitted to state
thRt the proceedings of a meeting of the power which sr nted iüv pvi'ti,. ¿, iüsi, euá^a
Bar of San Antonio held hi this oity. on tt «veriio . (nut aniiiorixni in i« eieituo)
to ilia in
fleet their
( nit sntliuris d try tew to t*
ell etl-d.)
Th* ;>asi aae of rouIi a law. would In
. .. ... .ÍPB3
th* deceased made an eloqoentand feeling "P1"'" u noihpv more than eu-
_ j ^ i «... , . . ; (1 *411 (Ih) Tcrriinr) (Mr !l pur-
C AQAWARSPOIT . a,,U<"n* ,n. term" of tk* highest v.,,t) w,,l, s I the ^....utes ofsl.v. ,-e^
y, ,g,, , ^. U4J laat nnikiher of "ii«truer'* W«eká 9 ea*°W latefrieiul. The procaedhign jn>rnn tmj: 'hem i. mmi «• nn l i*t. um,it
„ , , .. . .. _ oojrains un locer.Miiig arucle from Ú . of the meeting wore ordered to be entered Te-tH-e . f-i-iu> i c ei„ < n
The Suez Canal. A letter to the De- pon pf chorlos Dickens, called "The Un- npon the record. i< it'.irwl sian is I -«m i.' •
bnts, from Alexandria, says; commercial Traveler." In whloh he ap; oar i - ■ ■ • ♦ ;whMl w niiH l. .|i .> «. n ainni.,* nf
The general opinion in Egypt is that the as aw*| orter of Incidents which owsurred I Om day bat week, in the Maine Legisla-! 1 ct 'on °"w rx"">"' r ,r l"'
vast eoncesiions ot lund wnicu the 8ucz on,the rnast of Wales after th wreck of tare, there was an int resting exhibition by
Canni Company will enjnv. and the great th • "Royal Charter.' Tlie oha-acter of « procession through the Senate Chsmbar
number ot Freucbineii who will be drawn the clergy nan in charge of th* parish front «nd Repn-aentativca' flail of night giant
to the country for tl.o execution of the int on tfie sea where that sreat-iilp w«nt men. vie Genera Henry P. Cotton, Sh riff
works, will Imve for r' -ult to increase dovn is beautifully and aifioHtioately de-|0f Line ine aoty 391 ponadsf N. A. Far-
French Influence. Already it may be re- l¡n nted. and a filing tribute is paid to the well, of ltocfctand. 236; iSumner and Whlt-
inarked tluit iu the Port Said, wuere the unwearied and patient goodness with which |nev
works on the side of the Mediterranean h* and hl« famflj ministered to surviving C. I,
commence, a small town ha* sprung up, friends, and performed the last offices for RsyinnndS.Rieh.nfTiHtfiidile. of the ilota*; o^, n..™™ .™ i
inhabit! d almost exclusively by French- the shipwreoknd men and women so Strang* 254 j Kno* Phinney, ofdav. of the llonaiyl "°**W'ncm uucoitmiiid. !
is i ly gathered from aU part* of th* world in- M4i_Mr. Morris-m'vt Farmington. «¡3, **■* • «""ty, Texas) fteifaun'slipilngc
1 to that one little burial plao*. J, W,~ ' -
Upon th* whole. Gen George Wai
wa* a very exaelleat manf tboagk
liar with "Sootl * Infantry Tactics,
was a uilcrabie officer; though fa* mar
widow,ho waa a fund has band; and tbo
tw did not know the limber family, b*
a sincero Chriatten.
A moftn
city ot VVashlngtaw ta bis me
'sa^rieenl;«i>mii y.. .
11 Jftéíá 'it Si
Uto
bav* bein
*
furgdtien bvfbiw
case tneir rat
dara fu rever.
Tbo Richmond Inijidrer
t'elim
for
mnigsun ue ep. r -m neep km
"iJmt latest national culumlty.*'
So F ti Black* ut
Legislature ef Florida Las jrtird an i
compelUng «1 free negrota to
State between this time and p*at (
"u. in-rncr '*iid | tWr i
On* day I**t w*ek, in the Main* Legish- hjg . An., Nlli,.h
able and uúcon.iituUoiul. «o II have th I nlT-
■ame effect as if Just, «iiabbng ilieai undir f"?*7,? e
the cloak of lew, l#'iish from the mmiiIi ¡ ^5™*'
erner** posa*ssion ami power of > i.|oynKii ,
bis peculiar property.
Watch and warn. Tonra Truly
ti-
men, and where only their hnguage
spoken.
iv nf Pn sase Isle, of the Senate, 342) Sam.
Hamilton of lUddefort of the lloo-e 236
e. of the Un
of the II"
«ton, 860t ewd ¡ — #'•*—
.Davis, of laat New Portlurf^INk ^Ort s* county, Texa*.
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