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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-25
MONEY MARIE 7.

"o," p'.9,I' ,...,a,I ,,.l Rr,,,,l p,oefs of the
o., ""N'
Nax,.,- u,pEFr
''o.''h
LoNpoN, thursday Evening" '''Y -
The following notice VAS issued by the Bank TO
dny
-. The Governor and Company Oh the banh oi
rnct.od do hereby give notice that on and alter the
II ST inst they will be ready to receive applications
IN, Ioans ON the drrosite OF approved bills oil eN-
chance not having more than SIX mouths 10 run :
snch loans to be repaid ON or hciorc the I'm OF
JuIy next with interest at the rate OF - per cent
per annnm and 10 be for sums OF not less th'n -ooo
each
r,,,,v rrc,iae lime 1sf. O. L. NJ.
-. IT,, - ,l,
MOI tue s',S"ies' '"'"- a., w ~, my
money m"N't 'o-"'y' p,'' ,i,, i,,, -
TRANSACTIONS III NonN"'S, ''' H'''''' -. l.
business Tue ptiu0r' 20 -, -. ,l,
tute Tor "lhe JARS ""t" = '''' ~ .,
usna'ly in'Pt'>'"- '"'S >''''' 't :. r,,,I. =
ietvention "l one ,'l o''S'" " ~ -, ,
10y reason OF W'aen NV -" ,rt anna,
have bet very he"''y on NV 49,, lt 4,
race week ut Epsoh' ''t ou,'"''N - NV .
change has bcen hHuNu,'N 49, 49,
abundant, as Is t''uceu ~ ~, '"N' - -, - r.,
h,shct w" wa" " wy - -,.tll..,..
change BlIls Al premium u ''.''"r H. r,,
Ministers nave nn"uc ''''i I'm. |
HeNat'es IN leia'i"h ~ 'i's' 49, ~
noyance oil y eonoeli - 49,,
W. "''" - ~. >, H., L
ON f'sse"sV' III - ,,I Il; f.,
wade ule p''sast !" - "'H ~" ''''s' .
'Nad VIM uuf'nS e,"' 9ts ','' 800 .
IN nraiiy q u'y anu ''' - ''''' ''' =, ~
In'".. y, NIL, n.,s hn,ryr,@ c0rctuslly re-
p,ired On hnaId the ship--shc having = regular tul
nae. ar forthaf rnrpose. Thcarttdcnt nose from
The ignorance OF her engineer IN attempting to cool
ono Of the brasses winch had become heated, by
throwing cold water upon 1t. lie has slaee been
DISCHARGED Il will be remembered dat her Chcl
l;,orr lcd fbe Hospital IN tins citv before she
.sleditr Bristol
On the arrival ufthc Great Western at bristol, the
passengers united IN letter the Captain express W
of their confidence in the ship, aud the comforts aud
luxurIes they had cnoyeA N their passage acros,
the Atlantic which they dcnominated " leasure
excursion from New y ok 10 BRISTOL" They also
gave him piece oil plate Of the value c53.
The snccess OF thts great undertaking Las pro-
duccd unusual excitement IN England and the
number Of ships immediately to be huIt, will secure
lou, IN short Tine arrivals aud departures at least
once in ten DAYS. The Bristol company, particular
". are de,irous ol forming ronneNon "llha conra.
u, in tins city aud will subscribe haIlhe capital for
steam slap to run ia conuexon with the Great Yves
tern.
A serious riot took place in Dunkirk, near Cantcr
bury, on the 3lst May, IN which one Lieutenant o
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-25
.YO.V'EY' WANTED.

a LII persons indebted to us requested TO
L a come forward aud pay their accounts and all
those 10 whom indebted will bring in rheir nc
counts for settlement. Immediate attention to the
above is desired present business is shortly to
be closed. ii. b. RICHARDS, q Co.
March fits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-25
FOREIGN ENTELsesENCE.
GREAT WESTERN ARRIVED.


The Steamship Great Western arrived at Ne"
York on Snhfay last in ia DAYS from BRISTOL
This being the tilird trip the Atlantic, the
great experiment has succeeded beyond doubt. One
san set out for Bristol with as much certainty oil
reaching there on apauicular day. as he can be OF
going TO New \ ofk.
Weex,ract the following items ofnews by the Great
Western:
-ssreYosdeRee Of the Glete
NV YORK, June IL.
The " Great Western" has arrived, hsNing sailed
from London the 23rd uli. aud Bristol the 2i
inst. The other steamer. the "Slrius, lett Cork
on the 81 ult. and has not vet arrived.
have seen a none, market oil the 30th ulti-
mo- I,endou1 which quotes consols at 9 to 9l3
Money rather scarce. Pennsular stocks were M
rsrvcJ. The share market without variation. The
cotton market is without change; sales the 29ll
ult three thousand bags. There Is not much OF
importance to note in England.
la France, the Ministry nave carried their sap
PLY bill. The railroad bill passed. The report on
the conversion v the five per cents. WAS 10 be pre-
sented 10 the Peers IN day or two. Prince DE
Joinvlle has been promoted 10 the fank OF captain "'
n corvette Rathoauns OF tie treaty between
france and Ila,t have been exchanged, eenerdi
Henderson, the Texan loan commissioned, had reach
ed Paris. -,
We have no other news OF consequence. lhe
Great Western arrived at Bristol IN l4i days from
New Yo,k. A 6ecliraIion in favor al the inned'-
ate abolition Of slavery passed the House oil Com
nous.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-25

LoypoS, Thursday Evening, May 3lst'
The following notice was issued by the BANK To
day. -,
THE Governor and Company Oh the Ban" "
r,ct,,d do hereby give notice that and alter the
ais, inst, they will be ready to receive applications
far loans on the dcposite OF approved bus oil cN-
change. not having more than SIX months TO r""
such loans to be repaid or hciorc The ldh OF
July next with interest at the rate o - pei cent
per annum, and 10 be for sums OF not less INN ~o'o
rachn
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-18

compensation u lie s'sbsetIF'ten laksEs'
"a s. Maid. hsMeEsr, only in case the re-
auisigs stock vas obtained. Ons half al
rns exrraIsns made in those counties -
ehanse \ Presidsas If he United STATES,
would build sw0 snrh Foads. Ilhs siais
all rreeede this movement BY dlrerting
her HAZARD n Internal Improvements. ~
her Goxernnr. n subscribe fhree fflhs 81
he stack N he Fayetteville and fadkin
rail rnad. lhen vii she certainly aeenm-
plish ahs great work. The Prand - i'm
pulse rssrias'' mar look mlsh canssmpIon
such prolsrt; bur lei The plain P;arlieal
man consider II well before he rejecis il
IN IL ~ least doubtful whether the stale
should commence any other rail roat. al
fLis fine.
One nf nnr public virtues IS = state i
prudence; and naIhing il 81 sure IN dis
arpaint The h"pes II lhe friends nj i'm
proyemsnt - The introduction III ex'rass'
can't srhemes-sshemes which zrB Be.
yand anr ability tn accomplish. without
creating . large state debt. snd = ennse,
qnens increase III public taxes. | do MOI
affirm that sfafe aebf should under nd
circumstances Be made; but il is policy
liable 10 very great abuses; tempting "a
auE Legislature: and opposed 10 the no
tinns and frelings Of the people; one
which will cast public hurIhrns most hea'
sily on ihnse who are least able n beaI
them: and nnlhing but exueme necessity
will Justify il. unless ~e fret remndri The
system nf levying our revenue. MI
would be willing 4" see any very con-
siderable debt contracted by North Caro-
Ina. without same provision. As 'mPera'
tire As the Constitution itself. limiting and
restraining our representatives from ex-
tending IL beyond prescribed amount.
In must be noticed. thai | say "csa-
xEScE any other rail road" &c. for il
will be seen IN subsequent essay, that
am NOT unlriendly TO The policy Of giving
aid tn the Raleigh and Gass"n rail road;
a work which The state has not paironiz.
ed. but wheel. our citizens have already
" commenced and not completed.
MENTOR.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-18

Hon. II. H. Learis's Opinion q -.
Bnren and his Panty lie . Plfass"
% follow in The footsteps of sa Admanas'ss'
lion which has Fisileti aa ihe eeansfy
proeIsmasion. force bill. and N sxfnng
ing prncess. As longss > single 'sm''sn'
Of our gallant party il % he FOUND sse ss.
Measures and such AdminissEaiion VII
meet the sseEnesI opposition. Win >
party practising such onlEges % nc
Constitution and popular liberty. Ne can
hare no common symPsthy. no political
uninn." Nnilifsr No I.
lion. u. III. Lepris's Opinion Of Henry
claY.-. For many Of Ihs Wing party
.hs Nullifiers must cherish The kindess
feelings. For Kenurkf's fasaflle son
mos, YES, l believe all If lhsIn hare =
personal regard. which lime has heighsen'
eli into admiration. Though our anu"
node in paliIieal opinion. he has so much
Of high and generous msnhood. ioisy
genius. commanding eloqnrnee. ardent
patriotism. and true elevated mural sonF'
ace, that whilst We differ with him, We
feel and acknowledge his worth"
NHliifer No. ,.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-18

Frighym .ADair.-I.as, evening about
dusk. a. The brteades were returning from
Harlem In this city along thc th'ri avenue.
the 81 regiment htiag advance. they we're
met by a carIman name Michael llealey,
half drunk. driving a very spirited hnrss
in cart; when first seen. al a gentle pace.
When, however. within a few rods 81
the troops. he TUX uue tie ruRgs "us
oi the cart and l3shcd The horse So sl''
lently tha, the animal madtlenrd with pam
rushed into the mid.t NJ the 81 regiment.
through the whole lima, knocking down
some forty "r fifty men, m"re or less
brnlsing and wounding majority al them
On went the horse and rarl. lleaIry heidi
ing the retns, and as 70 SAID maIieI"nsly
guiding IL through u" midst Of the troops
AIer dashlng through the 81 regiment
they next came on e. The ninth. whe'c
mnre men were knocked down and brn's-
ell. One of the Dragons was kh"cS'"
"f his horse, and received 50 bad hm''
that II As though, his life is IN danger' py
this time the excitement was Tremendous
over whelmlng. amounting To. Hadnes"
all subortlinatinn was al end. van
was il fnr the officers 10 cailupnn the 'ne.
In maintain their ,l,scIpl,ne--'hey I''s'''"
upon the miserable carlman IN such con,
fusipn, and So completely o'er''nas'e'e"
by passion. that they cut and thrust a.
each other. whereby several oi them were
severely injured. IL was reported '"''
iva men we're thus killed and many o'
ers dangerously wounded. Al 'h's an'
Charles NJ. Hale. at The risk "f nus '"''
rushed into the midst Of ,h's frlghIuI hs'
lee and rescued the cartman with scaree9
a spark NJ lie remaining, he having pee"
eat and slashed most hnrrIbly. oih's''
Rose and Jones happening ln be "h '''
SPOT. the poor wretch was give" '"'"
their custody. and by them c""'rse" v
The upper Police. ~her'' his wounds "''"
l,nms,l,arIv dressed. lie receive" "''
.abre wound ,oa the head thi - Gun
lrrcd dangerous by the last arc'""'
he wa> tItll alive.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-18
rssm lie Nsw Ys,k cearier ana Eaq'iirer.

Tsom lie Nsw Ya.k coarisr aaa Eaqsirer.
The GREGr WFsrEKN LEI. her moar-
inss 10 The deek a The fool nl Pike ssTeei.
pfecusrly II half past three O'Clock on
Thursday afternoon, and PEoeeeded n
sea. She has on board one hundred and
twenry-isr passengers. being I'll she
could with any convenience areamlno-
die. For some days past her agents
have besn compelled IN refuse In receive
any more passengers. numerous aTpliea.
.ipns made 10 tllsm. ami premium Offered
On shr established pEice ol Tie passage.
She has also all The meEchandlze on
freight she ean carry. and We are inform
Cd larger number Of letters Than shs
ever carried befarr. Besides The freight
and passengers. she takes out 81. OGO 80
sereiens. RENTED. mn dauhi. on accOunl
Of the advanced rate af exchange.
! The STEAMBOATS, X. l.. Stevens and
Passaic accompanied Ihe Great wssisfE
dawn The bay. filed wish passengers
aud The roneaurse Of people on th'
wharves and Battery, e"llee:ed 10 vii
ness her departure. showed that the pub
lie interest in the success If Adams
steam navigation is No ways diminished
We may certainly expect the Raya
| William steam ship from LiserPo"l, her
on Sunday nexi.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-18

The I.oeo Fneos are firing cannon
twhile We write this paragraph in HIM
o. nj the Maryland sleesinn. whirh has
resulted in the success of Wing Legs
lature and Loco Foco Governor.
The Wings who have gained a Tar
more substantial victory in the election
af nine members Of Congress in Georgia.
are nejnieing with the I."eo Foeos. and
ought. We think. TO pay their SHIRE Of the
expense. We can we'll aiIord tn give
them a Loco Foco Governor. fur single
year. in . Wing state. in exchange for
nine members Of Congress in Georgia.
albany Journal.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-18

The Sub. 7feasury.-Mr. Briggs, oil
Mass. a valuable member of Congress.
who, in retiring from public life. has
addressed letter 10 his constituents, thus
speaks Of the sub-,reasury scheme which.
il seems. the Administration is delernin-
ed to fas,sn on the county. If the people
will bow their necks:
=" IT ultimately, the sub-treasury sue
ceeds. the government. separated from the
people as well as from the banks, may
exist, a splendid pageant. with lis indie
penden, treasury and its vaults. and the
pockets of ns officers filled with the
money Of he people: but its blishting
effects will b. witnessed ,t!oughoa. the
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-18

We learn from The Nalehez Courier
that the u. s. Bank has purchased Of tie
c Commissioners nj the State of Mississippi.
the uninn Bank Bonds af that Stale 10
The amount of i've millions of d"lsars,
which are 10 be paid f"r in The following
manner. viz:
st.OO0.OO0 in New York or Philadel-
phia IN cash down.
s5O0.0O0 in Louisville. GO days after
Isl nf November.
s5O0.00Oin New Orleans. same date.
sl.5U0.0Oo in NaIehez. in Mississippi
currency. in December.
sl.500.O00 in New York or Philaiel.
phia. 90 days after LIST Of January.
In reference TO this important iransss-
ton. The Courier says:-
Most sincerely 10 We congratulate The
State Of Mississippi upon This timely and
advantageous negotiation. Nothing in
the range Of probability could have been
done so signaIly beneficial I'd The ciIizens
nj our State, particularly those of the
interior. as this arrangement. II will
enable the Uninn Bank forthwith to conf
nenee discounsing, which she will no
doubt do, as we understand il The in.en-
lion, at the rate Of about n million and a
half month. until she will have loaned
Id our citizens about seven and hall
millions. This Will afford grss, relief to
these who are compelled 10 pay money
To the Marshal aud SherifTs At the fall
terms Of The courts: and thus save immense
sm"unts II property from sacrifice under
the hammer--it will Immediately revive
our currency and resuscilats The deprrss-
ell condition Of all the monetary affairs uf
The Stale: whereas, If the negotiation had
not been made ,ciih Mr.. Biddie, il could
not have been made an this side the
Atlantic. And even If the Commissioners
had been successful in Europe, the relief
would have come too late Tor all shose who
need assistance This Gall ="
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-18

The Bunker Till Aurora states that a
singular vegetable change has been ef.
fecIrd on the salt marshes between Bus.
too and Lynn. By the construction oil The
Eastern Avenue. and Eastern Railroad.
The salt wafer. formerly covering the
marshes, has been almos. wholly exc'u-
ded. aud these mires, bitches aud bogs,
as some have presumed Ia call them. have
been thus strangely changed into most
extensive and delightful prairies. covered
with fragrant aud beautiful towering
plants.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-18

Rfnoral Of the P0ffGraifamies.---T,,.
following account Of The gathering af IL
Pnilawaslamy tribe Of Indians Tor r,na.
val. furnishes nm interesting picture Of
frontier scenes. II 10 fram The I.osss,.
port tIndianal Telegraph ri The 18Th slL.
A small military force left I.ns.n.-
port an Wednesday. the 29la Aurpv
and. having hesn reinforced On he r,r,,
reached the Indian Chapel, on Taia
Lakes. in Marshall county. about m a.
einrk. on Thursday. Here The prinri.
pal chiefs. with several other indians.
we're found. and surrounded. To prrseu,
their escape. General Upton then h,Ia
. council with those present; and fapr
chiefs. appearing somewhat refractory.
were taken and placed under guard m
one Of The rooms NJ Tie building whirh
had been used IS n chapel.
The Indians present were then lpli
thai they must prrpsre 10 emigrale-lAs.
in three days they must be ready In 10
West; that they need not hope 10 rem,Ia
an The lands which they occupied. for
they would be compelled 10 leave them.
They were further told Ina, wagons would
be provided 10 convey their furniture and
utensils inio camp. 10 be carried for them
10 their homes in The west; that their
cornfslls should be appraised by disinlsr.
esied persons. and tha, they lihe lndIsnsl
should receive the amount Of their salus:
! that the Government would furnish them
with provisions and clothing. and farm
ing utensils Tor The lerm Of one year Iron
and afier their arrival upon The lands 40.
signed TO them beyond the Mississippi
that they would not again be compelled
10 remove. and that The Government
would protect them in their new homes,
| Parties Of dragons were then de-,
! patched in different directions. with Or.
deEs 10 bring the various bands Of lndi,
ans into camp. The Dragons we're A.
so ordered to treat The Indians kindly, h
preserve their movable property. and 70
burn their wigwams.
/ These orders were executed in sun.
mary manner; and the business Of eolIeet.
ing the Indians progressed with rapid
~ which seemed 10 asiunish those whn
undertook il. Such was the activity die
| played, tina. on Monday, the 81 Of Sep
| TENDER. there were in the encampmsui
about elgh, hundred Indians. apparently
with few excep,Ions) satisfied With the
prospect of immediate emigration.
! The eneampment occupied space a.
bout oEe hundred yards square upca the
banks uf The Twin Lakes. This area was
aIrnos, completely filled with Indian tents,
ponies. pigs. public officers, dogs. cats,
senunels, wagons. &c. Throughout the
whole proceedings great decision. snrr'
gy and ACTIVITY were displayed. acc"m-
panied by very lt,,le. il any ctnelly-ihat
-, viewing the whola as mater Of ma
ttnnal po.iry.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-18

Tie North .fmerican Taisy.-A vii.
ten IN the Hesperlau. a Western periodl.
cal, computes that This tract, lying be.
tween the grea. lakes, the Allegheny and
Rocky mountains and Gull Of Mckee.
will contain in two centuries three tunes
the present population Of the globe. anil
that the productiveness Of The snh is ca.
pable Of sustaining i've times the prescn.
population Of The globe.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-18
Encke's Comsi.-Thi. comet. which

Eneke's comsi.-This comet. which
completes its revolution in 1900 days.
viii be visible in the ensuing autumn. IL
will be in its psrlhs!ion. ar Pan If il orb.
nearest The sun. on The 18Th December, aud
about The sane period il will also be near.
sst The Earth. I, il. says Monsieur AEago.
vast nehulosily. Gi.000 times larger in
solume than the earth: yet such Is The
,enuliy Of lis substance. tia, in lT95 Sir
Wllliam llerschel was able To discern
through its mass a star Of tie twentieth
magnitude.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-18

Remiaisrenee. The lion. Guliam e.
Verplanck, al DINNER on buaro The Great
Western. related the following:
LnoS,ng otter said hej a number Of
oil New York papers. | met with one
published about the middle of The last
century. giving an account uf the CORONA
tion of George I'LL. which had been brought
out in vessel called the Sally Ann. fr"m
Bristol TO this port IN eighty days. |
c"uld not help being struck with the
wonderful improvement in our day, by
the construction of such vessels as lhr
Great Western, which brought TO this
por, from the same city full account Of
the like event. in the caronalion nf Queen
Victoria. ihJourteea days and some fe'O
hours"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-18

Patent Needle Machine.--A machine
has been invented and put in operation in
Sheffield, England, which draws out The
wire, straightens it, cuts it into the exact
length, prints il, grooves it. drills and
coun.crsinks the eye. files Off the rough
edges. and finally drops the perfect needle
into box at the rate of 40 per minute.
Fifty machines may be attended by five
persons, who will thus produce one mil.
lion two hundred thousand per day.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-18

Abolition and Dsmoeracy.--A Van
Buren, Convention recently held in Yer
mont, the suhjoIned resolution was adopt.
ed:
~ Resoired. Fha, as Democrats, we
consider slavery To be moral and poll
teal evil; and therefore pledge ourselves,
10 use all constitutional exer,ions for lis
abolishmeai."
What saith The Standard TO this!
Ibid.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-18

Wtu aE wisely governed, except BY wfa
Of high inielleel. comprehensive kh0w"
Ledge. inenEEnpaille integrity. and dis
interested patriotism. II will leach thsm
that ths demsgogue i tie Nnrsi enemy
af lie People. - his kindred character.
the eourslsr. il The worss enemy of the
monarch. In will teach them thai lie
sr0est course ~ ambition j. n found its
favor and is honnFs, aal upnn The huxZas
af The multitude. but upnn the soiemn
judgments of The wlse and good-uron
Thar distant praise whose voice spesks
from The hesrss NJ millions. and gives
back from lie tamb The deep echoes Of
is own ihsnkiElness."
Who rsa Eelleci. without slckeaing II
The heart. upon The existing AdmlnisIFa-
lion. after reading This sketch Of that ri
WAsmISGrON. We consider il fortunate
fer The present generation that they have.
almost within their memory, . spectacle
Ike our revolution. and such an example
As that Of Washington. 10 refresh and
revive the neral sense around us. IL i
truly = mercilnl disrensalinn Of Divine
PIoFiaenre that there should be placed BY
ihe side Of The dsprsvily nov exhibited
in high places. mural excellence Of pro-
p0riions mol less colossal, IN yindleale Is
in we're his own moral goseTnmeni al man.
and the reputation NJ human virtue.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-18

Help TO Tision. English paper
states that Mr.. West Of Lundon, has in.
vented an instrument called the Stanhope
lens, which. for power, dls.incsness. and
the ease with which il can be used, sur
passes every previous attempt. IL may
be worn like an eyrglass. aud The prices
vary from live ssilllngs Id twenty. accord
ing az is i: IN ,an:sa IN gol !, silver or me
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-18

From Teras.-The latest Intelligence
leaves no doubt Of the election Of Mira.
BEAU BoNAPARTE LAMAR - President Of
Ihal Republic. Mr.. l.. is certainly man
NJ genius and Of versatile talents. Poet.
painter. editor. lawyer. Legislator. and
commander oil cavalry; his faculties are
far superior IN those We are accustomed
In MEET in the mass III mankind. That
his advent to power 10 Texas will be
marked BY something out NJ The usual cur.
rent Of events. we are inclined 10 snilci-
pate. itis believed his opinions are strong
against q close connection VI Texas with
the Northern and Eastern States Of this
Union. II is thought he will be promp.
in joining kaule With The Mexicans. and
listing their ability 10 withhold any long
er The acknowledgment II Texian indie
psndenee. In q few months We may
Iook Tor impor.an. .Idings Of military OPP
ers,ions.
The hostility Of The Indians on their
Northern frontiers - generally admitted
by the Texlan papers, aud We are told
that The Republic is Now augmenling her
Iorre BY enIt.tmenls Gor the regular army.
The Mexican General al Ma.amoras
has Of late IN o.hersise annoyed the
Texans Than by marauding parties Of
horse. lie is possibly waiting Tor his
red allies more fully In declare them
selves. New Orleans Courier.