New-York tribune., 1841-06-10


Kenneth Rayner 1882 III. r. J. Danel---- -
III Edward staaly ...l32O vJames J. MKay-- l422
". VII. Washington $50 IA Arlington -----'9oc o
VII Edward Debcrry- 1921 Vi! h w; Saunders @ roo
IX.A. H. Shepperd :. 1868 XII Geo w Caldwell l8I
Abram Eencher --2294 Total Opposition CLOS
XII James Graham -.537f Do Wing ...--..l4 33l
Alll.Le"is Williams --lol' Clear Wing majority ,225
IT,; :; h. ~. ,,rr,vrna,iou az there was no Whg
ddae in the With District, no Opposition in the Hllth and
several others we're but frcoly contested
A1.p.xA-Returns from 45 Counties in this State ma
iorte- only in of ,hem) give the following aggregates
For the Opposition candidates Congress- --l lS664
Administration 80 .----: ~ l-,olo
Opposition majority .----.oo10
SeveA Counties to hear from which will make little dlner-
ence The vote very light, and the majority about as usual
70 portion of thc Wings of Florida have resolved 10
contest the seat of Dayid Levy Delegate elect from that
Territory to Congress They tried to make on; that he
was part negro and therefore ineligible but that seems To
be given up and they determined to make m out
an a1e,-born in Danish West India Island and never
na,raIzea. They will probably have no better success IN
this and indeed we can't wish them any But tor their
,oi 81 quarrel among themselves he would have been
elected
0J7 The venerable ALERT GALLArlS Of this City has
Just pa; forth pamphlet the Currency He is hard
money man in the favorable National Bank oi
moderate capital aud limited powers Mr. Gaatin was the
Democratic Caucus candidate for Vice President in 1924 on
the ticket with VIM Il. Crawford
C Coz CARrly of Illinois has become a conycr; to The
Mormon relgion-a least say Western papers 1t strikes
us that this rather humbug than his LocoFocosn,
but then it is less misciiicyous
r57 Rev II. O. SMEIDoS's Lecture Scientific Ex-
changes at the Medical College last evening embodied many
excellent ideas which ought be brought home the
raj mind It's suggestions reduced to practice would work
mos, benccen Reform in the character OF Primary Ed
cation We have notes of this Lecture from which we hope
TO give a better idea of its doctrines in next.
N57 The NEw-YoRK MILITARY MAGAZINE is to be issued
next Saturday by VIM b Bodgc No IL Nassau-srect. 1t
will be printed FORM asd the Prospectus prom
ises we'll Weekly at s. per
FROM FLonlDA.-An Extra from the Savannah Georgan
of June 4th gives ST. Augustine May 3lst. Wild
Cat (Coacoochc) had been again Fort Pierce and
10 come in again the st of June He has invited the Of
fcers dance his cncnmping ground about hye miles
from Fort Pierce which take place about week from
this He requested them on horseback, as the
flies would be troublesome lie brought as many as
twenty-one warriors with him tie las; time He has been
asked if he was going Tampa Bay, and he said y,
stating that it walk 1c told Major Chids
that ii was no use TO 90 after Jones' he would not
come in
A negro guide Joha) and soldier had been fishing up
the Miami within half mile of Fort Dallas and discovered
two Indians upon whom they fired their intentions
not known in thus showing themselves. The soldier
put in confinement.
FROM TExAs.-Thc steam pucket Neptune which arrived
at New Orleans on the 30th ult Galveston brought pa
pers OF that place the 18th and FROM other Of
late date.
The genera, report is that peace and industry rule within
the IeNisn borders. Rams had nostened the and the
hsbandman had good promise Of for his labors
company for the ST. Fe expedition leave Hous
ton on the 2O,h Tor Austin, the general rendezvous
Importsn-Tho Houstonian publishes following in
formation, very important certainly, If
We have through the poitencss friend been favored
with the perisal of letter just received from gentleman
attached the commission running the boundary between
this Republic and the United States, from whcA learn
that the work is rapidly progressing, and will probably be
completed June The point winch the parallel OF the
SD degree the Sabine and from which line
north, found be far south any other observation pre-
yousy taken and the whole of the 18th range and three
ourls OF mile in the 10th Will thus De included in Texas,
giving OF coanry than 400 miles long, by
in breadth, which supposed belong the l.
and included in their surveys.
This land, understand has all been located. and
great has been the for that INDICATED bounty claims
said to have been sold in instances hghas 81 80
per acre
The following paragraph is from the Austin City Gazette
the official paper
Most of our readers hay doubtless, heard Of difficulties
having occurred between NJ de Saigny Charge Aares
for France this Government; the OF which NJ
de Sagny thought proper contrary Laws and Cor
stituon, which guarantee ull full and impartial
trial before jury OF their peers. demand the immediate
and arbitrary punishment n Tcxon Citizen this be-
Ing refused by the President, until Mr. B. should be first
tried and found guilty OF the offence alleged the French
Charge dAfaircs thought proper 70 break off all cores
ponience with this Government President Lamar. has IN
consequences instructed the Texan Charge Aares the
Court OF St Cloud, lay the whole sabec before His Ma
esy the King of the French and request the recall s Mon
>ieur de Saliguy.
~ lad narrel David Arrasr,;,b ,ysj abou, II was