Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-05-28
From the Louisville City casssts C.t..

i From the Louisville City casssts csu..
! BY the Steamer Clay, arrived .his
morning, May 9th, We have dates
from New Orleans ofthe 9th Instant
and what is more cheering. 4 confir-
nation of the good news from Texas.
which has animated us for several
days past and which we almost fear
ed was to good to be authentic.
TEXAS.
| Col. a. Houston Of the Texian ar
my has arrived in the steamboat Cas-
plan, and confirms the news Of the
glorious victory ofGen Houston, and
has favored US with the following list
Of the Mexican officers killed, wouu-
ded, and prisoners.
| Killed Gen. Castriiion, Col. Bat
mes, Col. Nora, Col. Trevino, Col.
Don Jose Maria Romero, Lieut.. Col.
Manuel Aluirss. Lieut.. Col. Castil-
10.
General Cos and many others sup
posed to be killed but not yet found.
Prisoners Gen. Antonio Lopez Dc
Santa Ana, Col. Almonti, aid-de-
camp, Coils. Cespedes Of the Guerre-
no battalion, Bringas. aid to Santa
Ana, Portilla de IA Pedeguire aid to
Santa Ana, Nuner, Valienti; lieut..
Coils. Filipe Romero, (wounded) Va
lentia, Don Pedro del Gardo, Fer
nando Urriza, wounded, aid to Santa
Ana, Acros, Encise. Mugla, Don Ram
mon euro, private Secretary to San
ia Ana, also 5 Captains and - Lieu
tenants.
| Gen Santa Ana made the following
proposition; hat his army should lay
down their arms, Texas independence
acknowledged, the expences Of the
war to be paid BY Mexico, Santa Ana
to remain as hostage. Gen. Hous-
ton had issued orders that further
advance of the Mexican army should
be the signal for the slaughter Of San
ia Ana and all the prisoners. Tas
report of the terms of peace were not
official, but supported by a great
number ofletters from officers Of the
army.-N. O. Cow. BULLETIN.
Few words in our vernacular arc
worse treated than that which desig-
mates the most important part Of man.
Immortal as the soul is known to b.,
not a ship is lost with its entire crew,
but 'severy soul on board" is affirmed
to have "perished:" scarce . steam
boat bursts its boiler but various un-
fortunate .souls'' are "scalded to
death;" and in an account which has
been published in the newspapers, Of
the recent massacre in Texas, it is
stated that 'every soul in the fort
was put to DEATH" If such be the
fact, those Mexicans must have star-
per swords than other people WELD.
The old Roman declared that NO
words can '4hold their honors and
immortal bloom," but it is rather too
bad whilst they are in existence they
should thus be perverted to the coz
veyance Of an idea the very reverse
Of their real Specification. A foreign
/, err might well imagine, from the man
ner in which we use the word in
snestion, that we are nation Of per-
feet infde,s, 'who hail thee, man! tho
pilgrim Of day. NAT. oAz.
w. w. CANAL.-rhe Engineers
, on this work having gone through
: with a preparatory survey, common.
ced Its final location on Tuesday NOR
/, ming last, beginning at the feeder
{ dam above this place. Ii is yet un-
!, decided. which side of tho river the
!, Canal vii be located below Brook
/ vile. but we presume it will be known
: before the public ton Of our next pa
: per.
The Canal Fund Commissioners
t have not been heard from, we under
: stand, since their departure for tho
| Eastern cities, but it is supposed by
!. those acquainted with tho money
|, markets that loan will be easily
: obtained. A small accommodation
has been effected at the Evansville
:, Branch Of the State Bank, to pay the
: current expenses of surveying and
| locating the different works IN the
r State.-INDIANA AMERICAN.
:. Vearing Flassels.-As the genial sun
shine Of spring advances. those sccus-
toned to wearing flannel under garments
are too much disposed to lay them sudden
L., ..:do Tnis :. an rve,v ~ Or~af nau-