Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-05-04

TExAs-The people Of this hourish'ns republic are :
o,,,,r tho way for direct trade (inaud) with Mexico
Tho Inteigencer ga Cahniadda (drove) OIL
400 horses brought into city on tuesday
last under the charge If about thirty Mexcans. lhey
ar. frm, Acan,eo on the Rio Gande They state that
the Mcxcans their nsgnborhood very friendly 70
Texas that direct trade will for the future oe kep'
I'D between them and our inhabitants. THIS IS the com
of an intercourse which promises profit to
Texas considered in commercial view, but rs orm
ing the basis establishing friendly relations in that qua
ter regard of still greater importance
1, is only .hor, time since, that four Mexican merchants
from Rio with 1000 in spscie passed through
this place New Orleans to purchase goods
The udieous policy Congress in passing laws encour
age friendly trade with that country, hns Doubtless con-
sribu,ed the opening Of present intercourse
IN. o. Times.
On the night 9th ,he large and valuable
barn Of anes Clark, ESQ., of Greenfield, Bangor
Maine ~.s with all rh- family ware
aeec aoke in consequence OF the lowing OF tho cat
.le too any thing from the barr" Seventeen
hand Of a, number of sheep per'shed
and 6een of hay and other property were destroyed
Moine-The Augusta correspondent CT the
Boston Atlas contradicts the statement that the
Wings Of the Maine Legislature had waited
upou General Scott in relation TO the Presidency
No such suggestion was entertained by them-
The same writer further mentions that Governor
Fairfelds disgraceful conduct Of the :" NADIA
waska War" was generally condemned by the
people of tbs state. The spring municipal cleo
tons Of Maine have terminated generally in ia
vor of Wings Calais, Waterville, Belfast, Wind
ham. Minot, Albion, Greene, and Wilton, oil o
which towns were represented in the Legislature
bv Locos, have elected Wing town officers
o~-T,. Ro.,o, Gazette saws that DANIEL WEssrE
90 vis, Europe his family, the
II. will sail from New York abou, tho LIST Of May,
Liverpool, and will autumn.
Royal Appendagc.-The Presidents p'i"eip
Gardener, at Washington, receives q salary
tcclre hundred dollars per annum!
A Mr. Evans, Of Pittsburg, offers $4,000 to al
one who shall succeed in exploding steam boil
to which an apparatus of his invention, to pr
vent such accidents, is attached.
The Madison Papcrs.--The National Int
roncer states that the resolution for the d'stris
ton Of the Madison papers, which passed be
Houses Of Congress, and was presented to
President for his appreciation on the last night
the session, is understood not to have rece''
his signature. Like his 'illustrious predeccss
he put it IN his brooches pocket
Tho Legislature Of Mississippi has passed a
which relieases ali revolutionary soldiers from
alton, and allows each Of them 500 per ann
from the Treasury.
A New York paper states that the deposite
the Banks of that city, at this time, amour
$4,000, 900 more than is usual at this season
the year.
Dublin Ureland) paper speaking Of Re
pierre says:-"Ths extraordinary man LEFT
no children behind him, except his brother,
died al the same time" (D
A smoking pEoPLE-In Spain, 100 PEI
including men, women and children, are empl
in manufacturing segars, at two establishment
The number manufactured daily, is TOO, 600.
The beef and pork accumulated for the ID
troops. is now selling At auction along the :
The people enjoying a feast. Some o
war-hawks in Maine fumo terribly at the
cation. They say the state is saddlsd with
million of debt, for no earthly purpose.
Not long since q man crossed the Thames
awager, IN a common butchers tray, with
distance but his hands Seventy boats were
with. spectators Of the feat and $50, 900
atAked upon II hv diTar>rt r>,.oce