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TEXAS.

The n. o. Bee Of June 25th, quotes Brazoria
paper Of June 30 being five days later than pre-.
'ious dates from Texas. The paper is filled with
abuse Of President Houston.
There seems to be plenty of candidates for the
high Offices Of the State, and political warfare lie
as warm in the young republic in our own coun-
try. NJ. B. Lamar and Peter W. Grayson are
candidates for the Presidency, and Gen Houston
We believe for reelection.
WIN II. Wharton, ESQ. recently minister to this
country, declines being candidate for the Vice
Pfesidescy, 10 which he had been nominated.
Pebble meetings have been held at Velssco, and
Brazota, 10 take into consideration the propriely
Of marching Immediately against MO,smoras.
Recognition Of Teros-The Texas Chronicle Of
May l9th alludes 10 the report that has been more
than once circulated in New Orleans. Of the re-.
eogbiiion Of Texan Independence by Great Britain.
and ssys that II cannot be true, because the last
Dispatches from the Texan minister 10 England
sailed that lie had not been able to effect the re-
eogn''ion there, aud was going 10 Try has luck 10
France.
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shsrSooa saw ten prisoners taken from the s,s,m
boat TO tie Jsil.
James Mofrrau. Patriot, for whom fewsrd
q $500 hsd been offered oy Gov. Auhuf. has
beta arrested
We understand that one Major wheat, who
teld a eumnissoh ia the l.oy.l Militia, was arrest
81 10 swamp siler hard rvn, and PairiO, Gag.
with tao sisrs found upon hin.
The editor q The Cobaig Star. ssys, that
Mr. kefehoiEer. uhile bathing IN tie river 81
Chippewa lew dsys sgo. was fred at, and tie
ball grszed hs SIDE. lie is a heu,enan, in the
Q0eeb's Own, under Col. klngsmil. Tbs may
be relied on.
Colonel Mel.hsn, with two companies Of the
Bast iork, miliiis has been placed on active ser
ice 10 the township Of Pickering, where IN couse-
quencc of Intelligence gathered from IN iniercep-
ted letter a, the Toronto Post Office. VIC believe
some infiLer Disturbances were expected 10 take
place
From The Dsroa Free Press
4 gentleman from st Claire represents that
small knots Of refugees TO be encountered IN the
woods in. that vicinity very frequently. whose uni
ted strength, II they have sny hostile intentions,
may work out trouble in that quarter.
1t, therefore boho,es the proper authorities here
TO be on The look.out,ond by proper precautionary
measures 10 prevent Any NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WIZ"
might involve us in any more revolutionary troub-
les
From the Rochester Democrat Of Saturday.
The Attorney General was here yesterday. We
understand that he said that all the persons char
ged with the destruction of the Peel have been tr
ed and acquitted We are rather surprised at this
as understood that the evidence quite positive
But then it would be difficult to get jury to con-
wet men under such circumstances, so long os the
British government continue to reward those who
destroyed the Caroline and shot into the Tce
graph.
The steam boat Erie, $50 TONS has been char
tered by the L. $. government to be armed for
service on Lake Erie, unoer the direction of Major
Young of the army, commanding on the Niagara
frontier. She Is to cruise between Erie, on the
Lake, and Schlosser.
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Correspondence Of &s Journal Of com~eee
wAsnNeroN, Wednesday, July lth

WAsHrNGToS, Wednesday, July lth.
Mr. Clay, of ny. presented n memorial from CIT
liens Of Wes'moreland county, Va. against tho
Sub-Treasury System, and IN favor of the esiab-
lisbment Of n National Bank. Mr. Clay said this
was the county which gave birth TO Washington
and tie citizens mad sent their memorial to him
for presentation, because both Of their own Sen
ators were opposed to one Of the objects Of their
memorial.
The memorial was ordered to be printed
Army BiH--Mr Benton renoted the Bill from
the House for the increase of the Military Estab
lisbmett of the United States aud the amend
ment was agreed to.
Fire DoRdr Restriciion- The Bill introduced BY
Mr. Wright in the Senate, for the repeal o. the
Opposite Law of 1896, was taken np returned
from the House, with an amendment, striking out
the second section, repeating the Opposite Act. -
The Senate concurred in the amendment of the
House, yeas 30 nays l7-So the Bill has been
passed, and awaits the signature of the President.
The Bill, as it passed, consisted only of the hrs
section originally moved
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Border rouJics-A letter in the Courier this morn
ing, dated Detroit, June 80 gives of state
Of affairs rather unavorable TO speedy pacitcation. 1t
states that many persons reputed respectable of
them members of the Grand Jury aders and abet-
tors Of the patriots $50 called) well the city
thorities, with the exception OF the Attorney General
plan to rob he u S. Arsenal at Dearburnville IL
miles from Detroit, discovered, and messenger of
the patriot leader who intercepted by the officer in
charge taken through the different apartments of
the arsene and shown the preparations for their recep
ton. lie was then released and was anticipated,
pohing more was heard of the attack Due credit is
given 10 the exerons Of the U. s. officers ~ Y Am.
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4nother Steamer Liorn up. The North st Louis ex-
ploded on the Mississippi, on the 9th nst scading
of the crew, and killing only four persons, viz
gro woman, who jumped overheard and drowned,
in addition TO one deck hand and two passengers who
volunteered to take line ashore--but in the attemp,
the yaw sucked under by the force of the ict.
ing currents, and escape was impossible
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-10

One and The cause uhy. The steamboat Beaver,
burst OF her boilers about 80 miles below Franklin
T., Sunday evening, the th ult by which two fire.
men were severely scaded and one slightly The ac-
cident arose from the ncapacy of the engineer, who
with the hremen, having Struggled liquor bosrd had
taken too freely and suffered the water the boilers
become low, while strong fire kept up in order to
prope the boat through what is called Pafkers Falls
where the acciden; took place The captain and hands
have all been dismissed
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DJtat 9I hic Sub Treasury Bai We COP tie ~.
lowing from the Express, show the state d pubic
feeling IA New York
The public mind Is greatly relieved By the ness
from Washington that the sub Treasury bin Is dsirs.
Cd There Is an universal expression of 10y indeed
u the only topic Of Conversation either AZ lhe Is
change the street All appear 10 anticipate bettf'
umes Stoke instantly mounted from one 10 three Pr
cent Ibis sf.sr a the beat barometer u the state
of the public praise.
Every ds. has given iiGiags tina, the vote would
be 80 Il has since proved, sBd every hing ia The f4ea
- way has been formally affected Had tie MAJORITY
been reversed and all he high eEpscsioas oi our e'J
eissPPonted, u vould have been one u Tee so0ash
days New York has "a long time
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Kingston Chronicle Extra,
Julv a. l0.y9

We hasten TO lay befoIe cur readers the following
important intelligence received ~ the Com Barrie from
his Excellency Sir George Arthur, t. Col the Hon H.
Dandas, commander at this station, informing that
the pirates have effected landing at two points, VIZ
at Bear Creek the of the Themes, and at
Sarnia on the river St Clair The joint force is said
10 be one thousand men.
The merchants at Sandwich, &c. have ordered their
goods a, this place. not to be forwarded until fur
Their orders
number Of prisoners in the London District have
been rescued from prison by the rebels and yesterday
morning the steamer Coburg left Toronto for Hamilton,
with the Bath regiment, the way for that quarter
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CANADA.

Gov Arthur has issued proclamation IN con-
sequence Of the ARRAY at Short Hills, by which
al persons going to or coming from Canada, are
required to give an account Of themselves and be
provided with passports.
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xN,Itb coNeRESs.--isREc SESSION.
rnro.r. Jone 90. is3s.


sESsrE--The grcs, subject Of interest was the
SenS,es scheme for the disposition Of the revenue.
Mr. Bochsusu's substitute for Mr. Wohs,er's bill.
came up. Mr. Strange offered several amendments,
which we're rejected. Amer some discussion, Mr.
Buebsnan's bill was substituted by a msjoriiy Of
two votes.
The substitute thea became the bin before the
Senate. and 90 the question OF engrossmen, was
rejected by vote Of 20 to2l.
Mr. Wright gave notice Of bis intention TO bring
IN bill 10 modify the last clause Of the 9TH sec.
ton Of the deposiie act Of 1896 the next day.
| On Saturday. Mr. Wright offered his proposition,
which We Learn from the Globe relieves the Banks
from the disabilities incurred by issuing notes Of
lower denominations than Eve dollars. repeats sun
dry sections Of the deposte law Of 1880, places
the Treasury upon the basis of the law Of 1889,
and makes its connection with the Banks depend
upon Mr. Webstets resolution of 1916. 1t pass.
ed to third reading by majority Of FIVE
! HousB-The evening session Of Thursday was
principally taken up with the consideration of the
! Army bill. communication was received from
the Secretary Of the Treasury showing the sever
al amounts expended in each year from 1924 to
1888. On Friday, the Goth, a resolution in rela-
tien to continuing IN force expired laws were
passed, referring the subject to the Committee of
heNishI tHu bHllUleHeu business. "A Oil imposing
a duty OF starch was read twice and referred.-
After disposing Of some local business, Mr. Adams
continued his remarks Texas during the morn
| ing hour. resolution was passed. calling upon
the Secretary of the Treasury for information in
relation TO steamboat accidents, with their partic.
ulars, s'atiscally arranged. After some conver-
satioD on our relations with Mexico, the Army
bill was taken up, debated throughout the day and
evening, and at late hour ordered to third read
| ing LOT to II, with most of the amendments of
The committee Of the whole. The increase will
amount to about 1000 men. No new regiment
is to be organized. The following additions are
to be made to the several regiments To the Ar
tillory, one company to each regiment and to each
company 10 privates. To each company of In.
fantry, 3s privates and one sergeant.
The bill came up for final passaga on Saturday,
when an attempt was made to re-commit it, for the
purpose of striking ont all propositions for increase
of pay, and for an additional regiment. The
amount of pay of the chapains S700 900 per
annum, caused some objections when Mr. Bronson
moved TO reconsider the vote ordering the bill to
It's third reading. No question was taken pre-
vlous 10 the recess, and in the evening" the bill
was post poned for the consideration of some other
business.
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FROM THE FRONTIER.

(f,-om the Os,eegO Palladium Of Wednesday)
Alter part of our edition worked off, we received
the following Extra, containing important information,
from passenger On bosrd Of the Oneida, Just arrived
in port.
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The Canadian steamboat NeFtnnss Nss totally des-
hoysd BY hie % Sunday -, her tip from CAsmbly
10 honueai, Nhie Ssres5.s - Oup. The IRE, which
" sse 70 haze besu seedsnlsi IA engn, spread With
saeh faP'cy that The Passengers had 70
save ihsI ssgssge
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The loss Of the steamer Pulaski and the consequen,
sUitls cesiFucuon Of human life - sscsTtantd beyond
doubt 10 have se"h caused by tbs carelessness aud
notanee Of The engineer on duty. The water the
boiler hed gDi low and ,he boiler was nearly red
hot before the posion The accounts also concur IL
eondemhing the cohduct Of The mate Il,bbefc, who
where's he nghi have saved great number by main
sng near the ~feck picking % the sufferers and &c
curing them upon sach pAris of the wreck hoaied
Some further particulars Of this disaster Will be found
IN another eoiaMn--.N H. Scar
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from the correspondence Of the N Y. american
WAsHINGroN, June 80, 1888.
Last night the peaceful inhabitants Of this city
we're aroused from their slumbers by the deep
sounds of q mufled drum, and The wangs of a
melancholy fife,
Making night hideous
On proceeding TO the Avenue, | discovered a
dense mass of beings, amounting to several hun
dred, marching in regular order under the guidance
of mounted commander, with banners, torches,
and piece of ordnance. AT intervals were dis
played Illuminated devices, with the words, GLORY
enough for one day." 81 set this ball IN notion -
"The Little Magician" etc. etc.
1t soon became evident that the whole affair was
got up 10 celebrate the defeat OF the SubTreasu-
ry Bill.
A coffin said to contain the corpse Of the de
ceased was borne the shoulders of six men, un
til the whole party halted upon bridge over the
Tiber. The bill was then burnt in elIigy, with
due form and ceremony, and the ashes consigned
to the water to rest for ever, like the spirits in the
Red Sea.
Three times three EroaDs arose from the multi
tude, after which the cannon was brought up, and
sixteen volleys given in Honor of the victory OBJ
tanned over Undertook witcitcraf, and those who
were aiming to catch the banks ION the hip"
ne assemDage then dispersed peaceaply. van
Buren, surely must smell treason W hen such dongs
are going on in bis very camp.
In the House of Representatives this evening
after the recess, no business of Importance was
transacted. The consideration of the Army Bill
was not resumed, owing to some Senate bills. re-
lsting to imported iron for steamboats, and railroads
having been made the special order.
After some time spent ia Committee of the
kNhola 8 he ,Ia
reported, and then the House adjourned.
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a. TATE OF LOUiSlANA.-i'a1lsn UouI OF me
~ Parish and City of New OrIenns--fresent, Tie
Hon Charles M,.ur'an Judge. No. HISS Newton
Richards vs. his creditors and the creditors of J hn q
BOYD Il co, The cesson OF property by the petitioner
is accepted by The for the benefit of his creditors
ana the creditors John q 30 d. 1t is ordered that
said creators do meet in he office Of ii Cenus, E$qr
nouty public, Friday the 4th dry of Ian any, 1885;
then and there to deliberate upon aiirs Of Tie in
solvent, and ill The mean time all p. oceedngs against
the person and property OF said Newton Richards are
stnyed-lt is further ordered that hessrs Eilaore and
King be appointed to represent The alselt creditors in
this case. by order OF tn court.
ARMiND pITOT, clerk
Clerks Office, December lat. lt38.-