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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-18
- PART II.
THE TENT SCENE FROM RICHARD Ill.
lis now the dead of night

And half the world is in
nfhf " c Ss sd a
of au whom pointed ,s towards HIM with but
die Wien a e. sSS.
% sis f@S 'eT ss t0Sfs
Moad "ams rs "e'" Anne predicted it
NEW SONG-"Land IIo!"
BALLAD-"The Old Bell"
MY old grew i;"S' tarrst t Ssh; ;e swung
>, As the lime went stealing by:
Eve Iealed the chaun OF a wedding morn;
ri Fer sv night ,Si, ,h have we sadly TOLD .o
To sleep in the churchyard mound.
Ding dong, ding dong, &c, SC.
sONG-"Woodman Spare that Tree"
new NATIONAL, AMERICAN SONG.
Self esled from our place Of birth
no eimes more fragrant, brsh, and gay.
May %t eSSsyys o s% Sri sT ;% fG s%sy
OF chords tha, breathe his country's fame
True 70 the land we love and claim
The higl1the low-n veal or woe,
ASSa s"s s s s iR% as aes n SS glow wrong
TO hear its own--its Native Song.
TIf f1am he opera hss" f hstGs d P st, G
To- eom ne nee, at half past o'clock ~
VIM. Dubois Music Stores:
s rS tG be pssa on S% s q" j.
Hewitt Co. si8 Ctr
COL. RICHARD M. JOHNSON.
WILL BE PUBLISHED THIS DAY, at twelve o'clock,
COL L r b i 2 GHA H joH S e
OF kfSTR'iTSsfEyn Istey tE ksHissA'"'
b. sSGser' and New sA Asf@ Nsppfd * %,
IMPORTANT TO sTRANGERs-lae Broedyay-T9 50;
signatures by persons Of high s,ndigs can be had
preventing the hair fo% falling turning secured
$f% q $ Ers e va Ssf'Sa the
S the aas kin" q" N the
the 5 G Once act S 81 o. Scm
CHINESE CREAM-Tbs excellent article is used after
Chinese Cream will Be found consist feeding the hair sup
be obtained only New York Of r Macs iso Broad
~ 2ep .1f k lIg$' viz vi 3' MANUFAcroRYNew limits,
nd 81 m ws "S S %ae r sa
TAI, Tor country merchants. sl86t-r
ASTOR HOUSE.
for %e 70 ss S w S' pS ie OF single ss
s5oet VINO may prefer ERA S0 es s%E is%
CARLTON HOUSE.
sens%s 50 %. winter S % %
re % 6 this ss'a6hm sFNsS s
s. imsr way "oD'h''
ALL NA 4, HoTE! Ne N Broadway below
ness at its FORMER usual moderate charges namely
Transient Lodgers, o so per day
Permanent Lodgers without Board per week, 100
do Board without Room per week, 900
Dinners week, 50
Gentlemen living this hotel confined any part,
eula hour for dining they dine hour
y. Nj. eli qeodsec
A MEXICAN HOTEL, NEW YORK Having compile
ted the repairs and alterations of the American Hotel an
the adjoining house (Which have annexed I'D respectfully
solicit from my friends aud the public continuation
ph,onage ihe situation good that of similar
tabhment in the city. IL fronts Park and the Foun
tam rs immediately opposite The house W y car.
reted, and every thing thoroughly repaired
jli eodm. re WM b. COZZENs
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DIR. LARDNER'S LYCEuM


OF POPULAR AND PRACTICAL SCIENCE.
'IHE Public respectfully informed that Dr. Lardner, ha-
wing collected splendid aud novel apparatus, of
several hundred Tele;copc Drawings, Scenic illustrations,
Meteorological and other Dordmas and having obtained
chief share in the property in
RUSSELL'S PLANETARIUM,
the exhibition Of which excited such general appreciation
this city last will few days open saloon for
short time, which he will of popular lee
Astronomy and other branches of physical aud mechanical
science and in witch there will be daily exhibition of the pa-
neariun instructive aud
other objects olsceac interest which will be particularly
specified in future announcements.
TO INVENTORS, PATENrEES MANUFACTU-
RERS, &c-Dr. LardJer informs aud all persons
engaged in the Arts and Manufacturer that he will receive
models drawings productions of and specimens of
ac6us for exhibition IN the Lyceum and that such objects
will occasional aud explanation his
Applications be made Capt. John Haver 76 Barclay
Dr. Lardner be consulted subjects
gnecng and practical science during his visit New York
New York, Sept. ", l8t3 SD ctr
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THORN'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF CA
PAlRA AND SAR SApARIII.A

THORN'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF CA
PAlBA AND SARSAPARILLA
POSSESSES few ad, anages not enjoyed by any other me
dicine for the of all sexual diseases and which mu ST
with enlightened public render assurcdy highly
and desderum long sought for the medical world ID
needs confinement change of diet la approved form
paste entirely taseless aud causes
sensation the patient IL has acquired the fame in
OF Europe has been examined approy ed of
sanctioned by the faculty of medicine
by the eminent of the profession
PREPARED by J. b. Thorne, chemist London and for sale
wholesale and retail, by JAMES TARA MI
266 Greenwich NJ of Warren street
Also at Park Row and 58 Broadway 1863 Broadway it
Broadway corner LIslenard street. $50 Broadway
Walker street. sfi 2wissm
NIORYAN'S LAMP WARE HOUSE, ISL Fulton street
w The subscriber has just received from his factory the
following invoice OF aud elegant Lamps aud Chronicles
100 Solar ASTRAL Lamps, new pattern, cut shade
80 one light Solar Suspending Lamps do plain
~ do do do
~ three do do do
10 four do do do
50 elegant Cut Lamps, for halls
% do square Lhnthorns, with cut glass
800 of splendid Gandolrs, of splendid finish
50 do do Mmtel Lamps, with cut glass drops
100 dozen side Rejecting Lamps
% do Susuendmg Liverpool Lamps
do study, or Mechanical do
do Billiard LAMPS
20 do Ballast B,lls-with his usual assorted stock of
Chandeliers aud Boat Lamps, from Of the beautiful
this which he viii sell whole
retail, at the lowest market prlce.
JOHN w MORGAN III Fulton street
sSN three doors east Of Broadway.
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N4l.4tIHGEE 10 FRENCH. .AMERcAN ANp ornER

~ ClT!ZENS-UNION HOTEL, No 10 Rector street
eomer Of Greenwich setP. Deamotte has the honor TO
heretoon existing between the advertiser aud Bonnad
been dissolved by mutual and that he reopened
old situate above which has been occupied
BY him for the past five years The Union Hotel has been
thoroughly repaired and renovated and contains as
pete and fomorabs sitting and lodging rooms be
found IN the CITY. The cooking department la
Fancaise and amply supplied without regard TO cost
aud the prices charged 70 guests conformity with the
times An excellent Table diote ready every d1y al
eocko which the moderate price of 81 cents on csrOed
The advertiser hopes that his present
satisfaction, will him the patronage of his fellow
country aud of all gentlemen who may wish TO obtain
capital fare and accommodation the least possible expense
VI
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MARITIME HERALD.

Sailing Days Of the Steam Ships.
FROM LIVERPOOL. FROM
o. Western, Uoskeu... Sent. Der
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TO HOTEL KEEPERs.

LOR SALE the lease fl rnure 6suees of the very mo-
~ pul.T csiab shment, known as the AL NATIONS no
TEL, No. III Broadway, below the CITY Hotel The
house perfect order aud neatly fitted and furnish
ed has sleeping apartments for about persons besides family
aud servants The large public dning room ON HE
ground floor neatly fitted and furnished aud ar rds ample
accommodations dine from four five hundred
w. The private dining the ed floor are unegualled
for beauty fronting Trinity Church Yard and on broad
way. There is also the I'd floor elegant Billiard Room
fronting the chuchyard with four of Moores abes
and all the appurtcnances belonging them To any
wishing embark in such establishments who has go
the whole will be sold on favorable terms. For further
particulars enquire the premises OF Mr.. Coter.
sli 20 eods'ec
INDEPENDENT ORDER or GOOD FELLOWS-The
L following Lodges meet at 8 o'clock, T. Mi
Constitution Lodge, No Tuesday, 300 East Broadway
Washington Lodge, No. 2, Monday, at 300 do do
New York Lodge, No Wednesday, the Shakespeare
tel, corner William and Duane streets. aui4 lmsec
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS
THESE iaram,d aud ccsbrstcd Pills. from Portugal are
perceive, be obaIned IA ths country See advertise
men ou the Iaslco .nssSs
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BELMONT HOUSE NEW BRIGHTON.

GEORGE PElRlss in returning his grateful ackuow edg.
ments to the numerous ladies AID gentlemen who favored
the above establishment during the past begs To- an
nounce that he has made every suitable Tor the
winter To accommodate families aud single boarers The di.
nng rooms and d2n,t2res viii be found comfortably and
elegantly furnished The table will BE- supplied with the choi-
cest provisions and the wines will found equal TO any The
proximity OF Belmont House the city with excellent stca
boats plying at stipulated hours, the well known attention of
The host aud Gyiy Of the attendants combined with the oca
TON being Within step or the nding,ce renders this
bshmen the social and in the Union Terms
will be found exceedingly moderate
" Good stablng and coach houses attached 10 the pr.,
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APOLLO CONCERT SALOON, BROADWAY.
MR. HENRY RUSSELL respectfully informs the public,
l' that he vocal the Apoi-
10 Saloon, on Tuesday Evening, Sept. 18th, 1873
On which occasion he will have the of presenting
the public several OF his and yorte compositions
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AMUSEMENIS.
P-RK THEATRE.
r5 sE EShSSa ssp 90 W. :. pssnsa
Richmond Duke of NJ '& aey Lady Aan Nj w' NJ. Hunt
Miss rumbull Amer which Fl z,p,,eo de csdir
pom,,.,..p BoMBhsTffEiss' I FGGRsiioso
att The Curtain viii rise precisely half
NIBIOs GARDEN.
DIRECTOR MR. JOHN SETON.
NiBLo's ITALIAN OPERA C0MPANY-Ths public
are s Informed S thu this highly talented
Fridays during Their easags@set The liberal pasronsse be
%s ~ he s sS he
prTG as ne ,s e
Sapa OF se o%r % SS the ess,
performance, Seno. R,pe well and favorable known ia
The comfort ofvisito viii be for providing for all
Sa1s "a % , Of fo ne present ] be e eve
Their frs, performance will take PLACE the 18th inst when
the opera OF Lucia d Lammemoor will be produced.
MosTbhhf9 E fyENfN sHN s.si ls,A.
- The Performance to Commence at ia o'clock with.
Overture to ia File du RSsimsnt,p A"bse
"a'' En r sSL T'l f bE nj Ks 'F' Of
10 followed skbo Be-! % 2R fHs Bs,l0"'"'' Of the
BY the Ravel Family
Half an hours gtensson will be allowed for promenade and
BErwEES TE q "a f h atfs 81 The OPERA
eest kind, and in variety, will be found.
II Ee SS fG 9SMTh By s' SE6 T1( hs
~ lS'o g1Tf3s Mage 81 t Gsit1s.
Consisting of = l6-EJl new and original Scenes.
- Dresses Tricks and Transformations,
With entirely new Machinery Scenery Costumes Properties.
Overtures and Music, &c &c.
DnTRIBUTIoN.
Don Forunatus. Gabriel Ravel
"a simple Signor of salamanca
Babelas' Jerome
Alberto M Martin
Vulcan Mons D'Auvergns
Heurque Antoine
Siynor de Valodad " Charles WHITTIER
trtaldo -. . Francois Ravst
Skec.o Mons Massettl
AlonZo Leon Javelli
Lorenzo Clarke
Marcia
Nlarccllina Madame Jerome Ravel
Arreline Madame Leon yavelI
Zelia Madame Martin Jave
4. II.
Fanchon Mrs. Broadev
The ITALIAN OPPRATIC COMPANY, from Havana,
engaged and will appear Wednesday evening next,
NORMA.
5A strict Police will be attendance,
ken q prevent the admission of improper PERSONS
G.kets Fifty Cents May be had at the Garden during
UTg A limited number of Season Tickets will be tns
No postponemen this establishment account Of the
irtudt Broadway the Saloon
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COLLECTdSG BILLS, DRAFTS, sc. IN BOSTON
MASS;-Ihe subscriber has made arrangements in this
city whereby he enabled to receive bills accounts Sc
Boston Tor prompt collection Merchants and other, wish ns
such business Transacted there hand them
Mr. GEORGE DOEl, No I, Ann street, New York, who is
duly authorzed TO receive bills and forward the
collection All monies collected by the subscriber will be
promptly paid over to the parties entrusting him with their
business and no charge II bills collected. By giving
his personal attention the above business the ac
ties offered are too obvious to require
ANDREW ROBERTS,
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a MEXICAN HOTEL, NEW YORK Having compls
ted the repairs and alterations of the American Hotel
the adjoining house (Which have annexed t) respectfully
solicit from my friends aud the public he
pa,onage The situation good that of similar
adjustment ~ the city IL fronts the Park and Foun
tam immediately opposite The house has been newly
Teted, and every thing thoroughly repaired.
ia eodms re WM n COZZENs
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SlGNS OF THE TINlES-EQUAL RIGHTS--LOOK
~ TO THEN In no city in the Union equal rights
strictly observed and carried than in this
beautiful city The hogs at large enjoying the high
est freedom aud though restricted by the laws by
aud Corporaton Atories, Sc, grnnt most meodously
every gutter Signs beautifully oranentng city such
tiongs, 81 and &c Nassau stIeetese though harmless in
themselves aud manner Of Inconvenience any must
(ths equal rights be fairly carried Quit be
law aud fined of according law that
needy live and the full benefit OF equal rights"
More a SUBSCRIBER.
sic 3tsec
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WE WISH YOU THE COMPLIMENTS OF THE
SEASON.
NOTICE TO THE lSRAEIITES that their New Year
approaching the 18th aud inst this occasion
the celebrated T. Davis, of Birmingham London will off
Reader the Synagogue eh Israe) Lispe
nard and Broadway The Rev. II. L. Goldberg will deliver
n Grafton upon this occasion
Gentlemen will please procure their seats in time
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BEACON CoURSE-TKOTTlNG

G.A MONTGOMERY HALL, MONTGOMERY,
:H ALAThe proprietors of this establishment so iayo-
raby known the travelling public the great tho
ongare between Charleston and Mobile determined to
maintain the high reputation for comfort and beralty OF
seryedIy enjoyed The buildings which very spacious
arranged have been thoroughly repaired and
the both double aud single have been refunshed
with beds and bedding also with every Necessary article
private large, AIRY and elegantly furnished These aeil,
with careful aud servants cellar well
with choice old wines table supplied with luxury that
the and market afford and the firm determination oil
the nothing that will tend To the sasac-
their guests, WILL they them the favorable
attention of travelling public An omnibus will at all
times be readiness to convey passengers from the railroad
and Steamboats, o the house, free of charge. -
Montgomery, June 7, lSi3. W. TlLLEf " %.
amt 6mr
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WANTEp-rqrchasers for Patent Manses used for smooth
inv and %s D s9hss re They entirely suTse ,hs use Of iron
saving machine female with The Mangle will day
Is s %a s Ee 40 m S9 % o
ton st the PRINCIPAL hotels the city They will be sold
,.,, I'm. buSc1SS WEST. Lyle !, Green street,
.nd sstIoa who understands embroidery in all its branches
aas SsnS rF sae wishes :" obtain situation "
paid Of sf 'SS Herald so1S New YORK a Post
DAY BOARDING.
r. GENTLEMEN taking their meals down town, DESTROYS of
supplied oa viii ifa%di i%y s%s @
public eating house, by applying Fulton Two
Terms moderate. si lmr
HANDSOME APARTMENrs, with board. may be had
on aSnrGa9a 2, an Houston s,Se,tse entire sIco"d
single rooms may also be obtained by applying above
nov open in the bass@sn, Of the United States Hotel
and s%s s S Ii o9s %Grs S
dehcaey markets afford will be served in style
T|% aSls viii SS saisy supplied fS io% o'clock A NJ
The Oyster establishment the above win be fur
nShed with every variety in their aud will be oPen at
For SALE CHE P-Acomplete Printing Office calculated
Brewer Gs %a F ansv q wGy ssas Of
'' ""' "''"JA JAMES CONNER,
s9r Corner of Nassau and Ann streets
RlLLIARDS ARE THE ORDER OF THE DAY.-The
subscriber begs leave inform his friends aud the public
that he has tken the Billiard Room Mr. Fenchs Hotel %
Chatham street where he hopes his aud
friends formerly from the of Broadway and Chambers
streets.
sl8 lwsec CHRISTIAN BRIDENBUTCHER
ENGLISH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES visiting the city
- are invited TO call 81 Canal street. few doors from
broadway south side where they will find of the largest
a S Gf oss e Ss Supplied S o
beral terms ngnyings by the old and books
bought and sold; coors, stationery &c sl3 lms
SToGkS BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION,
- and | made S e. ars IF he Is 8Sd States by
under the Mechanics Bank
Southern and Western Drafts and Bank Notes bought and
sold. m
HAVANA SEGARS-Just received per barque Rapid,
IL from Havana
10000 La Norma lst quality; 1000 Asturiana
$4,000 la Norma, I'd quality; 1000 Constantine
10000 Cazadores-or for home trade export by
sl8 tiROSIIEIM & S(HREIBER
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-06-17

THs WRATHER.---We had on Sunday night
last, regular norIh-easter, with a very con-
siderable tall of rain-.-ihe latter most welcome
to the famer.---U. ). Gazette Of May 30h.
South, Western WISCONSIN had, about one
week later, fall Of rain most unwelccme to
the farmer, and particularly dis,ressiugi to the
miner. The actual damage sustained by the
former was slight, but the latter have lost their
Mining implements by the wholesale, even to
windlasses. in the unprecedented leaving" OF
the ground. Some excellent dams, and few
bridges have been either totally or partially
destroyed,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-06-17

pa,ed. His other publications are too numer.
Gus to be particularly mentioned here:
DR.. Webster formed no opinion without ia.
ves,igation, and such opinions on any subjee,
as appeared to him, after full consideration to
be correct, he never feared to express. Hs
strongly loved his country, and was pa,rio,
Of The Washington school...-He lived and died
in the faith of the Gospel. For the last forty
years ofhis life, though he had been long BE-.
fore diligent student; he devoted mis- tine to
LITERARY pursuits with an ardor rarely seen in
any country; and especially in this. His
study was his home; his books and pen bis
constant companions; and his knowledge TO The
last constantly on the increase. When such
a man is taken from life, "much learning die,h
with him."
DR.. Webster had enjoyed remarkably vigo.
rous health till within few days Of his death.
On Monday of last week he was slightly IN.
well. but no alarm was felt BY HE family.
His disorder. however, soon took the form Of
pleurisy. and he gradually sunk under the at.
tack, till, at the time above mentioned. 10 the
full possession Of his reason, he died with sn.
tire composure and resignation.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-06-17

FLosIpA.-How strkingly The following,
from the Commercial Herald) contrasts with
the conflicting and heart. siekening FLORIDA ru-
mors" of four successive years-four years in
which the hes, military science and valor OF
the United States we've arrayed, almos, sole.
ly agains. disease and an impenerable country.
"Florida is rapidly filling up. Already IL
is supposed thar nearly all the gran, Of $780,
600 acres ofland made by Government. is ia
ken up. Emigrants are likewise flowing In.
and setting in the vicinity Of 81. Johos."
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-06-17

Gov. DoTY.-Sevcral western papers again
have it, that our Governor is removed, in good
earnest. We only know one thing certainly
in respect to the rumor-ihat if the Governor
is really removed, President Tyler knows it.
We wish we were equally certain, ihst our
new Governof-provided always, that we are
10 have one--was instructed 10 "docror our
laws" just as much as he, in his wisdom, saw
fit to do, but to leave our orfhography precisely
as he found il. That he shouldn't take word
that originated in the country, one that con-
meets back TO early times and scenes, and, as
the Commercial Herald says. '.gouge out an j."
(unless, forsooth, he would hold himself anne
nable to the law in such case made and provi-
ded); neither should he choke us with QUITO
fashion ks, in the face OF Webster's Dic.ion-
airy and Queen Victoria. 10 short, that he
should leave our vocabes entirely alone.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-06-17

If ws-were to return again TO the line upon
which we left the river. il would only be TO.
observe the Same features of. surface, again
and again displayed, except that the bluffs OF
each successive tributary of the Mississippi,
would be found less bold and precipitous, and
that the country beyond sooner regained its
general elevation and uniformity; and would
finally find ourselves more faiigued with mo.
notony, than we had before been with exertion
in clambering over the country adjacent to the
great Father of waters"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-06-17

About;ths month of August it Is expected that
the British Cabiaeg will send over Lord BEougham
and Sir John MacgrrgOT, Of the COloaial Depart
meat, as commissioners for arranging the terms Of
a new commercial usay. On their arrival, Cap
tain TYLER intends TO appoint Daniel Webster
and John {. Calhoun, Commissioners on the part
OF the Cnited Stares fel like purpose. The
commission will he orend in Washington in Decem-
Der there 10 discuss arrange and settle the terms Of
a grand commercial treaty, that will be a leading
movement IN the general establishment, Of free trade
throughout the world.
The Preach ministry has also indicated the
sane purposes sud will follow ia the footsteps Of
England.-IN y. Herald.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-06-17

BinDs.--"Brds are said TO DO more uumer.
Gus this season than usual; also, of more va
riety. some Of them OF the mos, gorgeous pu.
mage. What all this indicates, will be for
the marvellous TO determine. "-Galena Gaz.
A Pigeonroost in Iowa Territory, not many
miles from Dubuque, and the fac. that birds
increase in quantity in proportion to the in
creased density of settlements, accounts for
the unusual number this season. This, added
to the fact that there has positively been no
new arrivals, either in respect 10 kind or spe-
cies, this year, and that the birds of 'the most
gorgeous plomage," common to this latitude,
have been occasional and repeated visitors of
this country for the last ten years, perhaps
more, just tells "what all this indicetes."
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-06-17
FROM TEXAS.

We copy the following from the N.
o. Picayune of the l2th ult.:
"The steamship Neptune, Capt. Roll
Inns, arrived yesterday from Galveston,
bringing dates to the 9th inst.
"Stragg'ers from among the Mier
prisoners were occasionally arriving on
the western frontier Of Texas.
1.-The Telegraph, in cool and we'll
written articls, advises the invasion Of
Mexico, and says that the inhabitants,
almost to a man, are in favor Of it.
"Gen. Burleson was out on an expe-
dition after party of thieving Indians.