Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-05
late AND DIRECT FROM TEXAS.

1ATE AND DIRECT FROM TEXAS.
RI. Newark Daily Advertiser OF yestel-
l.. Contains the substance Of private nteii-
-. and file Of the Texas Telegraph 10
Sen,ember 18th, received by that paper. I
r.. T.Iogranh contains a series OF articles
~, nsvI g. Burnett, the late president, IN
D!,d;c.t;oo Of his humane policy towards
S..ss Asna. The Telegraph OF tae lsm'!
lao contains the plan Of the executive lot
new loan in aid Of the government, Inc
~-.1;t ri the nation is proposed to DC sus-
,.,ned ON individual responsibilities, until the
n.s;onal RESOURCES can be brought into en-
rIovment. The executive is to borrow the
honds Of respectable individuals who possess
real estate. These bonds, it is supposed, Will
find a ready sale at par. list oi nitcen m
d;v;duals is given who will lend their bonds
to the amount Of $iO5,OOO.
Provisions are generally hish--Corn $3.50
q bushel. Butter IS cents.
IF. Kaufman has been courtnartialed tori
disobedienee and drunkenness while on duty.
Sentenced TO three months labor on Calves
ton Island. with ball and chain, which was
committed.
DR.. Johnson Holcombc, Of New Jersey.
died at Velasco, Aug %.
The Telegraph furnishes also the following
items:
LAND SALEs.--Half league on Big creek,
in this district, $4,000 cash, no improvements:
Another half league, on the same Greek, sold
nj the same price. Nine hundred acres on
Oyster Creek. $500, small improvement.
DrrrAr OF THE TEXAN INDIANs.-We learn
with satisfaction that the companies Of Bill
Kingsley. Yorke, and Hill have sevcrally pur-
sued and thrashed the maraudins Indians; Of
whom the first named company killed %, the
second 2. and the third 10, making in all IS,
without the loss of a man on our side. A
large quantity Of ropes and larreates were
taken, with which the red rasca's intended,
no doubt, to lead of horses and mules with
out any previous consent obtained from their
owners. These successes have induced some
of the families on the Colorado to return to
their homes, and the rest will shortly follow.
M,cmoAN.-Thc Detroit Free Press con-
sains a letter from Washington, Of which the
following is an extract. 1t will be seen that
the President has determined to withhold
from Michigan her share Of the surplus reve-
nue., unless she consent 10 come into the
Union before January next:
~The President is clearly of opinion, that
no portion Of the dividend of the surplus
revenue, nor the five per cent. on the sale Of
the public lands, can or will be, under the
act Of Congress, paid to your state until hel
admission; and that If she is not admitted a,
q state OF the Union on the first Of January
1887, you must lose your portion Of the pub
lie revenue. The act of Congress, he thinks
requires the surplus revenue in the Treasury
on the first Of January to be divided anon;
the states os the Union at the time, and tina
consequently Michigan as state OUT OF tn,
Union cannot be included. These views
had previously received from the Secretar,
Of the Treasury. Neither the President no
the Secretary considers that any right ha
accrued to Michigan in those funds, as state
by the passage Of the act Of Congress for he
admission, without her assent to the alteration
Of the boundary accompanying it,
PENNsYLvAxrA.-Th returns, either officia
or unofficial, have been received from ever
county in this commonwealth. Eghtee
Van Buren, candidates. The aggregate Va
Buren, candidates have been elected to Cor
grsss-and ten Harrison candidates. TIL
aggregate Van Buren, majority on the Cor
Rressi0nal ticket is between eight and te
thousand votes. The Van Buren, party hav
elected a majority to the House of Repr.
sentatives, while il 10 believed that the Ha
.ison party, or rather the State Administr;
ton, will retain the majority in the Stat
Senate. Under these circumstances, it mus
be apparent that no legislation will be SUI
not take place between the two houses--an
indeed unless the governor shall concur
(BicknelI.]
HUZZA! HUZZA!!-yackson is out "a
Aarrisox. Extract Of letter from a distir
gushed gentleman at Washington, to a cit
sen:of Philadelphia: alt appears that we al
TO have Harrison for the next Presiden
Virginia and Maryland are safe: the whoI
south 10 going against Van Buren,. mu.
make you acquainted with an importar
iact which has recently transpired. Presider
jackson was recently asked his opinion on
political subject relating to the PRESIDENT,
controversy. anu distinctly declared that h
took no pat IN the question. He said IN:
some officious and corrupt men, principal
Ofhce-hoiders, had ATTEMPTED to make = :,