Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-25

considered the beginning of a new series OF c,uicis
not merely Cor power 10 the Royal Go, ernmeni, but
for n'cendeney in the antagonist provinces. cities,
aud villages. and among the military forces.
split inIu political and personal parties aud driven
IN diferen: directions 10y nuu5eress secret socie-
ties
LATE AND INTERESTING FROM TEXAS.
/ -TueHty three days utter neDs.-The Packet
II, amcr sarah Barnes. Capt Jones. auNed at New
Orleans on the I2h from Galveston bringing papers
| Ia the 9Ih inst. We copy from the Picayune the
| fulliwing wei digesed synopsis OF the news
! The revenue cutter Santa Anna sailed the 9th
inst for MaIam rus, NTH Capt Gaen, the bearer Of
dispatches from MeST To the government of TeIas;
the FIRST Texan vessel which has visited Mexican
port with peaceful nIenIi.'ns, since the Declaration
| Of Independence. Her NJ slcup OF war ScVlla.
Capt Sharp, arrived at Galveston The 22i uiI ia
ten days from Vera Cruz, Il is believed that drs-
patches ny this arrival To- the BRUSH Minister
touching, as It is surpassed, the Negotiations between
Texas and MeIcu.
| Il is denied on the best auihorlIy-ihai OF Capt
Fauoil. we prSsumc-rhnI that "iii"er his been in.
siTucied b. his Government To propose or did pro-.
pose 90 the Government of Texas, the abolition of
slavery. the price Tor the active intervention OF
the Government at Great DTilptn TO compel Mexico
into terms Of peace.
Despa lChes had been received frum General A
drian woll. Iu the Texas government des grating
from the Iwu governments may meet, aud arrange
matters in relation Ca The teO countries, on the
immediate frontier io " hch his command extends,
The negotiations with Mexico are progressing as
we'll as could he expected.
Money begins 10 cIrculne more freely in Calves.
| tom
} c EIdredge. General Superintendent Of Iusrnn
Affairs, has written from The west side Of Trinity
liver in President lluuston. lie expects he able
| TO effect treaty of peace with the Cumanches the
| Wacoes, the Reaches, the Cnddoes aud Ionic In-
dians The President has lefi Washington to attend
the Treaty, which Is be held ai Birds Fort
Both Com NJ are and Capt LnihrOp have been
dismissed from office by order of President Houston
The reasons given fnr the discharge Of the Comm
dOre being dISOhedlence Of orders ia the cases
enumerated in the Proclamation. nnd Capt l.. being
dismissed for refusing To take the command when
| the Commodore suspended and ordered To- repprt
! h mseli to The Dep rImenI of War aud Marine in
arrest On the 2JIh they lett their vessels and went
ashore at Galveston. On the 26ih The remaining
office resigned. wi h Two eJrepIIS aud the vessels
were delivered mp Ia the Naval Commissioners
The men were allowed the priv ege of rcmI Inrng
on the vessels ani being prOvidrd lor hy the Com
missnners. or Coming ashure. Thuse The brig
remained. but sboHi Two thirds OF the ships crew
CCH.e ashore. The Circumstance caused mucn
excitement IN Galyesior.
Sam Houston. President ofIhe Rr?nb'rc nfTe1as
has been hung IN cflsy al Gllves'or! consequence
Of the course ni action pursued by hin. ia relation
to Com " Moore. They talk of sending the
Commodore 10 Coagrcss frcm Galveston ronuty
secret Law fur The future disposition oTihe Navy
has been passed Although the precise tenor Of
this enactment In, never been made public, the
preva ling Impression appears 10 be- that the sale of
The vessels has been Ordc red without regard 10 the
aIrirud oi Texas towards Mexico
On The 25,h uli. the citizens Of Galveston gave |
public dinner TO Com Moore anL the officers under
his command. ia order says the Galveston Chronicle
"is testify their high approha IiuR Of Cum Muoie's |
conduct against The enemies of our country aud also
TO show their decided disapproha Ion ul President
HousIons whole conduit, aud particularly his
shameful proclamation against Cum Moore
The c JmmudOre has Published nn address to the |
people Of TeNnseX planning aud insying his alledgrd
dsobedehce Of orders, aud his professional copducl
generally
Col Morgan, the commissioner " no accompanied
!he Commodore IN his cruise. has still hunger adj
dress 10 the public Ills cfIorI be TO prove
that President u usron, Com Aloore aud he (Cul |
M"rgnn.) we're all 'hree r'ghG II he surceed, Gle.
veruess al e1sr must be conceded To him.
quarrel recently tonk place in AnsIn between
a Mr. Nolan aud Capt Mark q Lewis. in which the
latter drew pistol ,hoI the inrmcr dead. Lew !
II said 10 have been taken into custody; when TWO
OF Nuan's friends carue upon the prisoner aud killed
him.
new college is about TO he established at San
Augustine. under the auspices of the clergy and
members Of the Methodist Episcopal church.
The amount Of exports OF the IurI of Galveston
exc eeds the of Impnris Tor the quarter nd
ing July 3lsi. ny. s55 1913 So cents. The las
quarter the excess the side was SS,07I -.
The barque john Barnes sailed cor Liverpool on
The 9Th :nsi with full cargo Of COLON; the first
Texan vessel which has ever sales lnr England.
The cotton and corn crops IhrOug hUui the country
promise to be abundant.