New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-15


ina, il that journal hsd not arrested il in its way
and embalned it e., tie bencfi Of Pos,eriiy, it
woad have flashed along the pathway Of time
| unnoticed and perhaps forgotten. We shuddcr OF
the thought Taken "a a whole We s-.ert without
the sighies, hesitation that is equal not 10 b.
found in any parliamentary record since the day.
Of Solomna-snd perhaps not befor"; with equal
confidence 10 pronounce that it willie remem-
bered when Burke. Brongham aud Webster are
forgo,trn-if not sooner We uisi we had room
for the humorou, comments IN which the CONNER
cial ha. en.hrin-d it-lihr dead hy in the pot nj
ointment; but the following from tn" speech must
suffice. You tina, have tears to shed, prepare to
shed them now
- Gentlemcn. in the mind of Your unworthy tcl-
low-citizen aud co-pariner in the tolls, the trou
bic. and responsibilities of legislation. thc present
i. solemn, an interesting msmcnt. Iii. the mo-
mcnt of separation. We have met, We have spent
several weeks together in our hduoiary capacity
We have formed fresh acquaistanccs. cnklndlcd
new friendships. and revived the attachments of
by.gone day.. And now the voice OF destiny rings
in our ears the unwelconle mandate tia, Ne must
part. In obeying her summons | cannot iorbear.
IN poetic phrase, to make the sad and Significant
inquiry :" " hen shall VIC all meet again - When.
ah when indeed shall we all meet again Never
never no, never shall we all meet agais, until
we hall be summoned by the trump OF God from
the sleep Of death To the vast assembly Of dsem-
bodied spirits in the eternal world Q the i'm
portance OF time 1t na.hc. along the pathway Of
life with the rapidity OF lightning. The seasons
change in quick succession, and the world rolls on
in it, onwa ard progress to the final dissolution ct
all things. Soon, all. very soon. the hour VIII
come when shall pass away and NJ rsotten
and these seats in this temple at freedom that Row
know US, will ere long know II. no more for ever
MAY the frcemcn OF the State be ever herrai-
ter represented by agents talented and worthy
a. are the member. of this Assembly, and y ma!
the dav never arrive. when the voice of the Pso-
ple shall cease To be regarded m this hall. or the
Genius of Liberty. in consequence ct the anarchy
and dcspoti.m that perchance may here prevail
.h,lI be driven from these walls, to take refuge IN
another and a happier land
Gentlemen: | am compelled. with emotions
that cannot express, to bid you a solemn, re-
lscrant, an ahcctonsIe farewell -
From TExAs.-By the arrival of the steam
packet Nrw-Nork. Capt. Wright, We yesterday re-
cciycd our files of Texas papers to the st INST.
The President has appointed General Menucan
Hunt acting Inspector General OF the Republic
with order. to organize the troops that are to be-
mustered into service. The President intends to
order out a certain portion of the troops in each
county of the Republic with the exception of four
or five. If sufficient volunteers should not enlist
a draft will be made these arc indications ut a
general gathering for the invasion OF Mexico.
The following is the latest intelligence from
Corpus Christi:
"Col. Kinney was under guard at Monterrey.
Sewerage was ON the Se-Colorado with few hun
bred cavalry. The Mexicans were. fortltying the
public square in Matamoras. \ ditch was dug and
picket. set up around thi. square year ago; but it
Is a weak defence. Ii is said there 1900 sol
diers at Matamoras-wc do not believe there are
700. The Mexicans, it is reported, scout the idea
that Texas will be able Is invade the country
They will ridicule the idea still more, doubtless,
when they hear the invasion j, To made IN mdsum-
mer Arsta il but i-prepared to defend the
counrry. and il is believed he will not venture To
give battle if 1000 Texan. should march against
him. NJ. U. Bee.
FROM vEyEzUELA.-Wc have Caracas papers
to the 18th May. Congress adjourned on the 9Th.
Among the Acts passed, was one inviting the he
pubcs of New Grenada and Ecuador to unite with
Venezuela in the appointment Of Commissioner, to
NOS BOLIVAR. and their removal from Santa Mar
tina to his native country. (Venezucla.) The 18th
of December mex, i. appointed for grand tuners
celebration in all the principal towns and from
that day I'LL the GATH all the public officer. to
mourning.
Gen. Thomas Heres, who first proposed the
above named celebration, was sssassinstcd in An
eostura the 9th of April. Gen. Rafael Urda-
nela has been appointed Governor of the Province
Of Guiana. Josr of Com.
" We find the following notice in the st
Louis New Era Mr.. Potter. sudden disappear.
ancc from this city created great alarm among hi.
friends here.
81. LovIs, June ,, 1912.
To TIE Editor oftls st. Lsuis Ne-r Fra
Sr : | noticed in your paper oi last evening
STATE mcnt OF the absence of Stephen Potter, E.q.,
of New.lo from hi, house, Unexpectedly 10 his
family and lrend. For their information will state
that | have been acquainted with Mr.. Potter for
number OF year., and that ! saw him on the 22d
May at Alton, H. He appeared to be very well,
and said he was going up The Missouri River in
few DAYS. TIMOTHY WooDRufF
Mr.. STRiCKLASD.-This accomplished engineer
and architect has been compmcnted BY being
chosen honorary member Of the Royal Society
Of Engineers, body which numbers the beat tai.
ent OF England among il members The honor
Is doubt very great one, but il is, usual with
all like honors in England, numbered with an ini,i-
atory fee Of ten guineas.
DsrREssISG.-Thc wife Of Mr.. 7. Browning.
the proprietor of the Lovejoy House, was burned
to death last evening. Mrs. b. ha. for several
year. been afflicted with some peculiar malady,
which produced feebene.s and imbccility, and last
evening she was left in her room unattended for
few moments, when her clothes took FIRE. it is sup
posed from lighted lamp, and va, not dscoy-
cred until the unfortunate woman was dread
iully burned as to cause her death within TIRES
hours Buffal 10 Commercial Advertiser.