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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-14
FOREIGN.
TWO DAYS LAT

TWO DAYS LATER FROM FRANCE
BY the Rhone, from Havrc, we have our French pa
pers TO June I'd The question of Intervention with
Spain was not decided when the Rhonc sacd-lhe
Journal DIES Debats is in favor of it,
The report on the American Indemnify Bill was To be
made To the Chamber OF Peers on the 9TH and the ,bat,
to CONNIE nee on the Monday following. The general
impression was that il would pass received the
Chamber but some supposed the conditional
be stricken out The trial of the prisoners of April
regularly going
Exchange England so days % %
The Spanish intervention pxcitcs much interest NJ
Theirs, appears is warmly in favor Of intervention
in the affairs of Spain He makes it qua non OF
his conti:"pce i'll the cabinet Mcssrs. Guzot and Du-
chaei though ;o so tenacious. viii follow him if he
signs The Duke de Broglic WILL reluctantly assent
the intervention rather than lose NJ. Theirs The King
~ OF opinion an armed Intervention cannot take place
without another quadrupe treaty The English govern
men are decidedly in favor direct int and SO
the King of France has been informed by Lord Gran.
vile In his Interview with him. Marshal Clausc thinks
2oo0o men properly disposed in orresses, and keep
! open communications, would be sufficient. Marshal
Gerard thinks 10000 men would be required. General
Masop, the Minister of War is opposed TO ntion
and NJ Human, the Minister of the Treasury a mat
The greater number of the 90 persons whose names
were attached to the scdtious libel in the Tribune paper
against the peers have been dismissed as innocent
young woman was present at the sittinys onono
the spectators, disguised rs handsome young man.
She proved to be Mad Dudevant author of Indiana Va
lentine &c.
In the discussion in the Chamber of Deputies on
ing up the arrears Of the Legion of Honor DUNN dis
creditabie TO him, think, took part against it, be-
cause he said II too favorable the old guards OF
AuSterz and Wagrnm, &c, and sufficiently liberia
to the heroes of Antwerp, &c Gen Cause and other.
oil the army OF Napoleon, indignantly repced Dupin
and thought If the pension not paid it would be
fraudulent bankruptcy of the government
The rail road from Paris st. Gernainc will moi
probably be undertaken this year
Inc keforlnatcur newspaper, the Tribune
has opened its list for subscriptions
| "A Commercial Inquiry, made by Henry w. in 1904
mas been discovered and will be shortly published
lhere is Portuguese army of observation of Is, 00C
men on the frontiers of Estramadura in fine discipne
Also another of 10000 is being organized Lisbon
Their anxious desire is to cooperate with Queen Chris
tine.
evies continue to be raised the south of France
Italy for Don Carlos by the lrgtimatiss while the north
ern powers furnish money and arms.
Many families at London have been completely ruined
| by specuations in the Spanish funds.
laiieyrand 1T is said, has written memoir against
armed intervention In Spain. He remembers tho sac
l.ta L. u, III. ..-cAI- 80.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-14

BY John F. E. Lewis. The BANK of the U. States.
Inc site OF corruption and bribery the throne of Nick
Bldde who, like his nanesake (he Dcyil) sits with his
vaults wide stretched to engup every one who calls on
him for aidPerdition, da.nnaton death TO the mon
ster
BY A. Buford. Hugh l.. White our next President .
AS TO the Baltimore nominees the Old Dominion cannot
swallow such a nauseous dose
by Dr. IL Lewis Andrew Jackson: The man who
demands nothing but what due and submits to nothing
that is wrong May he retire Hermitage al the
expiration OF his term and there enjoy the blessings Of
peace and tranquility
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-14

SEsAroe Lrren--fhe extraordinary, but to u.s. not
unexpected determination on the part Of Mr.. Leigh to
take his scat in the United States senate fer the po.
eru demonstration Of public sentiment in April against
MS Teelecuon and Of in opposition 20 such an
act mas been made known upon his own authority
through the columns Of The Richmond Wing and a.
ready extensively circulated in this and other papers
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-14
VOLDNTEEB TOASTs.
Q President Martin Van Buren,: Ills en-
tions. sound republican PRINCIPLES. and 90
- - - -. =

BY the President Martin Van Buren,: Ills eminent
qualifications sound republican principles and genuine
patriotism, merit still farther the confidence and support
Of his couDtrymen. May DC be elevated 10 the highest
Office within the gift Of tie people.
BY the Vice President Dick johnson. Mounted on
the Ghost Of Ieeumseh and propelled by the Of
DR. Rucker he 10 rushing rapidly towards the Vice Pre-
sidcncy
BY Doct Henry Lewis. Martin Van Buren-t the no.
rninec Of The Baltimore Convention Unanimous in their
nomination may the voice~of the people greet him with
the same kind Of feeling.
BY Daniel Digger The Baltimore Convention A
body Of oiice-hunters demagogues, palace slaves and
political Shutters in which T. Rncker acquired anex.
smpled noionety.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-11-05

Massa, l tank you for one dram. 6
for drink massa healt wild, f you please,
massa.
Cufys Toast.-"De deble burn all
de dam n'yankec pamaet for no more
hang so much Niger again"
IL you think this worth publishing.
MIR. Editor, perhaps Gully may write
you now and then some short letters
Of his own TO amuse the abolition party
IN general. He may some time soon
take the liberty. if his master will dc
the writing part, Of addressing his mas.
sa Daniel y Connell and Mr.. Madden
a few lines.
Yours, after a longer communication
than / intended,
A SOUTHRON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-11-05
THOMAS HORD

WILL prosecute land clsims against
Wv the Government Of the United States
for services in the late war against Great
Britain.
Enlistments for ) years. for the war or
volunteers for ono year and dying in service,
and enlistmsnts under the Act Of December,
1914, arc good for land bounty. In all ca
seS Of the death Of the soldier, his heirs at
law are entitled TO the land.
Thomas Hord will be generally ct the
Courts hele at Harrenton or at his residence
near Walnut Branch in FsuqUier County,
until the winter, when his professional bu-
siness will require his attention In the Cities
Of Richmond and Washington.
Letters addressed to him az Walnut Branch
Post Odiee, fauquIer County, will receive
due attention.
Revolutionary claims, proseeuted as usual
for officers ahd soldiers, or their heirs.
Oct IS, iS3S-3m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-11-05

ITNHE subscriber will feel himself under
u many obligations 10 any Of his friends
wbo are indebted to him. " they will, without
delay, make a compliance With bis former no
tiee. assure my friends that " ant money
or would not ask for "a; ! DO hope tberefoFe
that all those Who wish me 10 do we'll would
without delay, comply with my wishes, end
By thus doing they will confer = special IA
Vor, Shieh favor ! will Al all times reoipfo-
cate. Respectfully your obi
JOHN r. COOKUS.
ShsphsrdstoVn, Oct. !, 1895.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-11-05
.VesU FNu and Whistler
GOODS.

TIE subseribers are nov receiving an5
opening large supply Of
sEAsoHABIsu GOODS,
which. added 10 their former stock, makss
their assortment complete.
The following IL q list Of sons Of he
principal articles
Cloths, Csssimsrss, snd FlAnpsls - ell co
loFs and prices,
sattinstts and Domestic Goods 81 alaosl
every description,
MsrinOes, Bombaxinss, BombaEstts, Cali
Goes, &c. sc. sc.
a variety Of Fancy Goods,
QasensWare, Gisss, and Cbios,
Hardware and Cutlery,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-11-05

The bsiocss will hereafter be conducted
By the subscriber, who would take this OPP
portunity Of rendering his grateful acknow-
Judgements TO his friends and the public, for
the liberal support he has received while in
the firm Of Miller L. white; he would also
mot respectfully ask = continuance Of their
patronage. LINES j. MILLER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-11-05
NO. 40.
NOTICE..

PURCHASERS at the sale Of the sub
IL scriber. are informed that their notes
will become due on the 23d inst. Prompt
payment must be made, as indulgence cannot
DO given.
The Notes arc in tho hands Of Mr.. Thorn
as Brotherton. wM. "a. GRiGGS.
October -, 1855.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-11-05
C0sh for FEOssr.

VNHE subscribers have made arrange ments
for the purchase Of any Flour that may
be delivered 90 them ~ their Ware House 81
ShePherdstovn, foF which they will ~ eli
times give fair price 80 CASH. They will
De governed 10 the oders for Flour, By the
latest Georgetown prices. They will also
purchase Wheat, Rye snd Corn, o. we'll -
ne produce Of the country generally, a. fair
prices. SHORTT q HARRIS.
Sept. ~, 1895
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-11-05
.v'esC Falg and Winter
GOODS.

PIE subscriber has just received and is
- now opening q new and splendid assort-
ment Of Fall and Winter Goods. Comprising
the latest style and fashions, which he is de-
tsrmined TO oder on the most sccommoda ting
terms LINES J. MILLER.
Walpert's ,s Roads, Oct. %, IS35-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-11-05
DISSOLUTION.

1NHE CoPsr,nership heretofore existing
- under the firm OF MILLER & WHITE,
was, by mutual consent, dissolved on the lsi
September last. Those indebted to the said
firm are requested to come forward as soon
NJ. possible and settle their claims. rs il is i'm
portant that the business should be brought
TO close as soon as practicable.
LINES J. MILLER
JOHN n. WHITE.
Oct ~, 1856
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-11-05

w and delivery to me or detention, so
that get him again, Of . dark mulatto boy
slave named
ANDERSON,
about 10 to IL years Of age. His compile lion
is very dark for q mulatto, his hair straight,
cut close and waving; he is stout and well
built, active and sprightly in his walk and
movements, face large, countenance heavy,
but pleasant when spoken to, has been raised
ss house servant, but has occasionally rode
races; had on new blue jeans roundabout
with veivetcoliari Pantaloonso OF the same and
long; white silk hat and good shoes. lie
Was bought the morning he runaway OF MIR.
Cornelius England, who purchased him some
two months since Of MIR. John Lewis near
the kanawha Sslines, by whom he was raised.
As his mother belongs 20 MIR. Charles G. Rey-
nolds living in about n mile Of Mr.. Lewis,
and he seemed very unwilling to live so far
from her, It's probable he will attempt TO re-
turn TO the neighborhood in which she lives.
tie was seen the morning he LEFT on different
boats at the landing, and he IL known TO have
applied for employment rs second stewart
or cook. or IN any capacity.
lis most likely he succeeded in his appli-
cation to some Of the Pittsburgh boats, As he
would expect TO leave the boat at some point
OF landing suited to his views Of returning
to the Kanawha, sltho', rs he 10 very anxi lou,
TO 60 on the river. his possible that be has
taken q downward instead OF an upward pas
sage. Information can be given me at ihis
place. n. w. WICK.
Louisville, Ky, Oct. %, 1s35.-3L
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-11-05
GROCERIES. MEDICLYES.

Boots, Shoes, Hats. Fur and Hair Cops, &c.
All Of which will Be sold At lov prices for
CasA, OF 20 those customers Who know them
selves % b punetpai on time. The public
generally are invited 10 give us q eali.
wv. 3. LOCK 4 CO.
oes. !, Ie3s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-11-05
WILLIAM W. MCKINNEY,
tLase 81 the City OF HsirhnsesA,)
Till a R

UVAKES this method TO inform the inhabi-
IL tsnts Of HarPer-Ferry, Jefferson coun-
", &C, that he has commenced the above
business In South Bolivar, next door TO Mr..
George Titles Tavern, where he will be
ready at all times TO wait on gentlemen who
may feel disposed TO favor him with their
custom. From his long experience in busi-
ness in Philadelphia, Baltimore and Rich
mond, the nes,neSs ofhis work, and his pune
tusliiy and despatch, he hopes he will be en-
titled 10 q share Of public patronage.
South Bolivar, Aug. 81, Is35.-3m.
~. d. Ladies' Riding Dresses and Pelisses
cut and made IS above.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-11-05
Notice.

a PETITION will be presented TO the
IN next General Assembly Of Virginia,
praying the incorporation OF COMPANY
TO construct Toll Bridge across the Shen-
sadoah RIVER, atsome point between Halls
Oct. Is, 1895.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-11-05
To tie Subscribers far Ineio1Ag ne
.Neihodisf Burning Ground.

TNHE undsnigned, appointed q committee
n TO contract for and sugeFipteBd the en-
closing 81 the Methodist Burying Ground 81
ChariestoWn, take this method Of Informing
The subseribefs 70 that fund that they have
contracted Tor the same, sod that the work is
nov IN progress; subscribers are therefore
requested 10 pay their respective sobserip-
tiout, % portion Of them, 81 soon as poasi-
BE, 20 w. y. Lock, 10 WHOM the subscription
spayablsi and many psFsons having promised
I'D and not having subscribed, they will
please 10 make good their promises, and those
persons disposed 70 subscribe but who have
DOT bad an opportunity, are Invited 10 con
triouts, ~ the Subscription y sot suGaeisnt 70
iosurs The eonpistion % he vorh.
JAMES ~. Brown,
JOHN AVIS.
ssPt II, 1915.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-11-05

EOEf Goods.

UVHE subscriber Is now receiving and
n opening large supply Of Seasonsbls
GOODS. II. KEYEs.
Oct. %, 1895
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-11-05
Piatseer. sc.

VNTE have 500 tons Plaster,
" 1000 bushels Of SALT,
which we will sell low for cash, or will ex-
change upon liberal terms, for Corn, Wheat,
and Oats. WAGER & O'BYRNE
Harpcrs-Ferry, Oct. Is. 1895.
Rockingham Rsgistsr times.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-11-05
For Sale.

HVWo handsomely built CARRIAGES,
IL one an elliptic spring standing top, suit
able for one or two horses. The other is q
modern styled two-horse vehicle. The above
two carriages arc strong, elegant, and in
every way hsst-rate articles, and have been
but little used. Terms TO suit the purchaser.
Apply At THIS OFFICE.
Oct. -, l535.-u
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-11-05
Fall and Winter Goods.

THE subscribers are now opening their
new supply Of GOODS, which is unusu-
ally large, and being anxious to sell, will offer
great Inducements. They particularly invite
the attention OF purchasers to their supply Of
Cissias and Ca.-ineres,
amongst which will be found some OF rare
colours and quality. Also, Blue and Black
sToCKIMETT,
famous article for TIGHTS; and almos,
every article in the way Of trade.
(. NJ. 4 c. w. AISQUITH.
Oct. 8, 1895.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-11-05

4 late number ofths ClsvelanS h..
AID gives . fumor that loaa 3. nosnas.
the newiy appointed Govsrnes a Agirh-
igan vas balh. IN shRgy on Bee sr1ivga
ia Detroit
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-11-05

Southern Literary .Messengu.-The
first volume Of this admirable PERIOD
ical is now completed with the publiea-
ton Of the 18th number, which came
to hand few days since. We oftes
feel called upon-sometmes by our
particular partialities and sometimes by
the necessities Of the case. to speak .
good word for the publications Of the
day. But really here is 4 periodical
which requires nc adventurous aid from
partial friends, and cannot fail 10 stand
firm upon its own positive and obvious
merits. Mr.. White, the publisher. has
laid some very able pens under con-
tribution, 10 enrich his work; and 90
far as literary merit is involved, we do
not think il need fear u comparison
with any similar publication in the
country. In all that relates to mechan-
Ical execution, we place il decidedly
at the head of the list. II is period
ical exhibiting in various departments
striking intellectual ability, and master
minds, and withal beautifully printed.
on good white paper. II has passed
the ordeal-ltha undergone the years
probation with honor, and is now an
established work As such we hail it.
and trust that i, may 60 on to accumu-
late Its titles to public regard, and TO in
crease the sphere ofits usefulness-both
"consummations devoutly To be wish
ed by It's friends, and not unlikely TO
be realized, since the last number issu-
ed Is one among the best Of the series.
Boil. Pat.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-11-05
VOL. %.

had heard given to these little polite
animals. still continued after my return
to camp; and late in the night. a. ] lsy
awake after all the camp was aslesp.
and heard IN the stiffness Of the hour, .
faint clamor of shrill voices from The
distant village. could not help psctur.
ing to myself the inhabitants gathered
together in noisy assemblage. and win-
dy debate to devise plains for the pub
lie safety. and TO vindicate the invaded
rights and insulted dignity Of the re-
public Hashingfon Eriag.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-11-05

The Milledgeville Georgia. Journal
says :-"Arrests of black people have
lately been made in Monroe county TO
considerable extent. We have not
learned the number or the other par
ticulars with such certainty as enables
us to state them with any confidence.
All our information has come through
several hands, and each account varies
considerably from each other. But
We believe they all agree that consid-
cradle number, perhaps twenty or thir-
~ or more, have been taken up. Some.
it is said, have confessed TO very ex-
,ensive plots, some have been whipped
and discharged. others committed for
further examination, but none, We are
glad to say, have yet been executed"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-11-05
HITS.

A SUPERIOR WATER PROOF e.
IA HAT, for el7o- Also Silk ~
Hats Of every quality. -
4. VI. K c. W. AISQUITH
Oct. 2, 1895.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-11-05

.VUnoai Pyseoeify.--John J. Jonas,
q POtisville. Pa. writes a. follows "
the editor Of The Miners Journal
Il have a daughter a child nos two
years q age. who has . remaralis "a
for singing ~ the age II fourtsea
months. she could sing several tanas
quite disunotly--sbe eaa Learn taaes
very quick and That - most assonish-
Ing singing - more natural 70 her thaa
crying Inasmueb that she wiil a cav
time leave Of crying tog singiRg.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-11-05

ENGRAVED EULocY.-We have been
presented with an elegantly engraved
Eulogy upon GEORGE WAsHEoToS.
II Is upon parchment, the size OF hieh
Is II by - inches. The words are -
follows:--'ln honor OF GEoRcE WASH
ington, the SIMPLE majesty Of whose
character, too sublime for eulogy. like
the lineaments Of bis extraordinary
countenance, will never cease 10 be "a.
miliar 10 virtuous humanity. until time
shall close us Records. and the Nations
shall pass away as Scroll" Il was
composed and designed by Isaac y.
Bragg, engraved by Theo. Dursnd. and
published by Leonard Hunt. Of N. York.
II Is one u the finest specimens u en-
craving We have ever seen. Every
linc . ia different letter. and sdmira-
bly, arranged, and in the centre Il q
miniature likeness Of the father q has
Country" from SteWsrt's celebrated
painting Mr. Hunt the publisher. is
now IN Baltimore. ready ~ supply those
" 10 may wish Coz the Eulogy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-11-05

\ SIcN.-The Sentinel, a thorough
going Jackson and Wolf paper. print
ed at Easton. Pa, the residence Of Co
vernon Wolf, holds the following Ian
guagc IN relation TO Mr.. Van Buren,:
AS To Van Buren,, we feel disposed
to say little about him-we dislike the
man and his measures, and we believe
he great body Of the Democracy Of
our State dislike him.
III the people Of pennsylvania are
90 be cheated OF, of their vote; it is
quite minor matter To whom that vote
is given; but Martin Van Buren, should
be one Of the last 10 receive IT,"
The Hon. Hugh L. White has been
unanimously re elected TO the Seaata Or
the United States by the Legislature q
Tennessee. This is high compli-
ment 10 Mr.. White, and a cutting re-
proof to Jackson and Van Buren,.
Ephraim II. Foster, Esq. OF David
son county has been chosen Speaker Of
the House Of Representatives Of Ten
nessee Ball. Pat.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-11-05

"ILL DO given for the apprehension
w and delivery to me or detention, sc
that get him again, Of dark mulatto boy
slave named
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-09-04
FALL RACES.
TyHE REGULAR JOCKEY CLUB

TyHE REGULAR JOCKEY CLUB RA- E CES, over the Little Rock Course, will commence on Tuesday, the 27th day of Oc- tober ensuing. First day-2 mile heats; purse $200; en- trance $50. Second day--mile heats; purse $150; on- trance $20. Third day---3 mile heats; purse $350; en- trance $50. Fourth day--mile heats, best three in five, for the entrance money of the three pre- ceding days; entrance $20.
 Free for any nag agrecably to the rules of the Course.
 J. A. MAUPIN, Sec. pro fem. August IA, 1885.
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-09-04

he would go to the store to drink, saying that he would not be scared off. He accordingly started. I followed behind him about some 20 steps. I saw Jouett turn to the leff and about the same time saw s. r. Mason meeting the said Jouett. When they pot within about 10 feet of each other, saw Ma son throw something at Jouett, and Jouett about the same time fired a pistol at Mason. Jouett at the same time feii to his knees. Mason then advanced on Jouett and beat him with stick. y
 The last was also before the Justices, Au- gust 1st, and is as follows:
 "Lorenzo N. Clarke being duly sworn. de- poseth and saith, NIT. Jouett left me at AL ston's dwelling house, and said that he would go to the store to get him drink of Qrop. and started, and followed on after him at a dis tanee of about 20 paces behind him, and saw Jouett stop in the road and then turn off to the left, and then saw Mason advancing toward Jeuett, with something in his hands. and threw at Jouett, and knocked Jouett down to his knees, and about the same time that Jou cit fell pistol WAS fired, and Mascr ssii..osxa, sx, l up his blows with a stick, and struck Jouett down some two or three times. c. by Pros. Did you see Jouett have any thing in his hand Ut the timei
 .4ns. did not. ] was behind Mr. Jouett. but saw him raise his hand at the same t;:nc Mason was advancing.
 Q. Did you hear either epeakl
 4. No.''
 From the foregoing request the public to judge of my conduct in relation to this affair. If among those who have attempted to injure me, are any whom have heretofore benefit ed, leave them to the keen reproach of their own feelings.-f do not envy them. All that now ask of the public, is, to judge of mo fairly, to extend to me justice--no more and no less. LORENZO N. CLARKE. Morrison's Bluffs, Aug. 29, 1885.
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-09-04

States of the Union, and would be quite | prize for military adventure. Oflate years emigration from tEe United States has pour ed into its fertile fields in floods. A large majority of its inhabitants are Americans. They have on several occasions raised the standard of independence, and their physi- cal strength is increasing daily--ff in the event of a contest between the despotic government of Mexico. aud the free eiii- zens of Texas, the United States should aid, directly CT indirectly, the latter, i: might lead to. 8 rupture between the two countries. The result would probably be the entire independence Of Texas, and its separation from Mexico. Thousands of adveniurers would crowd into Texas from the United States, to aid their brethren there against the rapacious and bloody Spa- hiard.
 On these grounds therefore war be- tween Mexico and the United States, is much more probable than a war with France or any European State.
 .M Y. Her.