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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-31
To the Wings Of New.fork 9

shall offer from time 10 time, through the New"
York press and at low rates some ihousn' 'eA'''e
to the grossly violated principles Of the county
And the yvhig Phalanx. mighty in III purity and
il numbers. and needing only s;eadiasines- ana
perseverance 10 BE- crowned with ultimate saocess
are invited to give the productions tree ana
support and circulation The Loco.Foco party !
RorrEy. and canno. stand the growing Hsni ana
contemp, Of the world. wings Keep up
your fags-and Jet them return houi Tor ho1i -
The elements Of public virtue must not be allowed
TO be scattered We owe every thing TO Heaven
and to man 10 moral heroisn to the principles Of
our cause to Liberty to the immense interests Of
the People and 10 those coming generations VINO
VIII wear our features And. moreover there De
longs 10 the very Goodness OF our cause AiiH
that IS more sure than sight.
The first paper viii be BRET letter 10 Mr. POLK
ana the next an Addrs-s 10 the People OF the n'ed
States against the Annexation Of Texas And others
viii follow.
The late news from tina; country Is by no means
a contamination Of the subject. No viilany should
ever be consumma,ed and. at the worst II i never
too late to fix the seal Of odiam upon the perpetFa'
tors Of national wrong aud degradation The coun-
try calls loudly upon every one to look at the prln'
cpes and details, and consequences OF this
measure:
WouI5.r thou be friend Of mine
Thou must be strong and bod
When the right i 20 be done
And the truth j. 20 be tod
Open Of eye and speech.
Open Of heart and hand,
Ho.4n- thine own but ~ In irtis
for thy great brother band.
F.rwIcK Evans
Ld;c of Washington Chy. but nor of ms place.
p :. Asiiis impossible for me to 90 through with
nv proposed labors gratis and as cannot be mar
roved down and pasied by having any thing to do
directly or indirectly with the sale OF the produc
tons any gentleman who is disposed to favor the
undertaking eau enclose me what sum he may
please. through the Post Office or otherwise-one
half Of which sum shall be faithfully devoted to the
printing and circulation OF the sheets and pamphlets
! inron -houi the City.
! crn be found at the house No. i3s, corner o.
| Broadway and Broome ST. every day from II 10 Il
o'clock where / will exhibit testimonials from tho
/ most distinguished Wings OF W ashingion CITY.
| Nftr York Juv 29fh. l-ii. T. L.
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The sun on Annexation.

The Sun of Yesterday had another article claim
ing for Itself the credit Of originating aud virtually
,ccomolshing Annexation We saw our young
and beautiful sister Texas coqaetiing" &c and re
did this and that which set the ball in notion
We thought The Sun would have been satisfied
with the roasting it obliged 10 give il ON iis own
rridron few weeks ago, and stopped these silly
boasts II cornpels u.s. however, to give II anothf
dose Of ;ha, medicine. Here goes;
From tie N.x- York Sun. Aug p. 1896
Now We have authority FOR saying that the Presidei :
Vice President. aud more than two Other meinDe's on
he Cabinet have expressly declared 70 foreign Ahi-
ter Al Washington that the OF the Texans ls iaei
o called and has been h,faroHs and dariHS 'eAsDe y
h, Land ConDaai,s and SOsthern pT9'ri'fo'' J'o" f
reyg b. ginnias that the Texan innsftants were ~
-, l,,.. IN the lace Of the earth were practically
.uhj-cfad 10 no M,xcsn laws or resinctoh- "nA'ev
1ut went on making their own laws prO'P'hs uPoh "a
OIL and even introducing slave iaDof upon eOh"a'9 "
he Mexican Consultation. without any Mexican lnb
r..e until they were iEsti-ated By me mDuopolzlnz
r. ~ o land sueculators 20 clam the sovereignty OF W
oil and n ssfg5iish sidrsrg a. rs1iT o. rSht HeA
f.f kson o.. On old solder may have "exutcd IN me
laie OF Jscinfo IN common WIN every man VIZ
rad al acc unit Of that brilliant and anexampled achieve
n.nt: ana be may have reprohaied santa Am u.7sa
70 Of prisoners. common with every man OF hufi,a
~ but he mas ssid that Il The lr-n ana otn.f l
I'm EN- grants o. NewYork or Ohio or sheneai, na-
.nfned The sol of either Ot these states a- th'i,
lsa declared themselves independent 81 me snl. nv.
sts'es and had IN, and obtained military au
heir brethren In Canada h. would not be 80" 10 ~
NJ against them a. santa Ana did and would ma. a.
- ceremony of carving the war even 10 me gnu
! Abraham The stars ver.ion Of Gen ack'on -
4 the Texas cause j. quite consistent WIN 10
# Other srr,uly designed fsbr1cations o, ue i'm, II -
I'hns he h laeiy reported 10 have 'ad 70 non "a "
sornn formerly Member OF congress no. -. AZ.
Si1. md more recently Governor y maj -ts'e tna
/ no mus, have Texas cost what would ina' iVVV3
on you'd not get IT, 10000 should END MAJ ne wou'a
- he ssid Hon n g. Burton the first Governor o.
| mo n.oy Terr,toyy These and a thousand other MI
berons fslseboOds have been made win ease ny Inc
c,ls,ors and their agents but happily Gen Jackson
,,.r n, Governor Cannon which we noticed on -atuf
l,v nivcs ihe biz them all. unless we believe I'm 10
NJ a uoitical hypocrie ike Queen Elizabeth when We
an mo-, choose 10 do We tell the star however thai
Gen Jackson has said gentleman OF tins cty thai
/ros ood not be added m this Ua0n as sdreh0tdinS
vaf, or rafler Sates uboa ultimately dissorip9 ~ og
girinq an undue infgcnc, 10 NE Stare tnfness IN con
gress and s more ormdobiy drroyHg ne So'ah 0so'n''
he North.
VIII you have any more, neighbor We have 1t
ready for you
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Mails AT Saratoga.

CoNGREss HALL, Saratoga 23d July l-i5
Aware how efficiently you advocate the cheap post
age law. am you would not encourage writing by
private conveyance but what are we 10 do under such
defective arrangements. Here, we have but one mai
a.day 10 New-iork. closing al A. M-whereas At hall
past P NJ the Railroad takes OF the bulk OF the pasi
scngcrs going Albany TO 'are day by taking the
w. boat for New York These passengers will be IN New
York some hours bf0re me Hen Mai oioses here Mails
ought 60 often and fast as the public conveyance
and there IS need Of their going faster Surely there
ought 20 be an afternoon mail from this placeelse more
than half the letters viii 90 by private conveyance and
tue system itself viii be blamed instead Of s detective
execution.
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The Wig papers Of the Southwest are pCAins
ne following awkward Renaissance AZ Mr.. Polk :
Secretary Of the Treasury Tricky Jockey ns poA'
cians ughi not to wrile letters
NArcHrz March l-i. l-i3
Dear SS A. promised AZ ouI parting u eve you ry
riex. %. any .ubr, VIXEN mi-h be Interesting 20 our
common constituents hasten 70 say mat Ai-.i-siPP
wiz with great unanmi;y sustain you On M Depo-h
question In fact the public voice De nald- reslu aoH
~ the Deposits. and u creating Sank % supply gen
eral currency A state Bank can 10 more supply and
the general currency than >iae D0',ft ineni
direct aud control Affairs OF the NAloh 10 On
-our constituent. sr. with YOU: The country mu-t b.
relieved from the fghtful scenes q distress "ch HA'-
sisiied us-n haste = The boat = leaving -
Yours truly. l. J. WALhkR
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corre.pondenee of Ia Tnbane.

STAMFORD, c. July o. l-i5.
A serious accident occurred here on Monday
morning last By the upsetiing Of carriage in which
Mr. Bullock and family. Of Jersey City. were pro
cceding TO the steamboat The driver by turning
the horses too shor; while going threw the carriage
upon the side Two Of Mr. BIS children received a
slight injury and Mrs B. taken into the house o.
Dr. George Warning in a state Of nsensibliy, where
medical attendance Immediately procured and by
the unremtins attentions Of M Warnings family she Is
DOM well md considered out y danger.
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Court Galrndar-IHls DAY.
L. 4. " ~
ooIyes IN OUR LAW COURTS YESTERDAY,

COuRr ~ COMMON pLEAs.-Ciark Hilfg ". Norm
lmtrican ms Go Mr.. ". IN Feb 1910, purchased o
the company easehold property In Monroe street
md gave bond and mortgage with Interest TOR part OF
the purchase money In l-l5 be- set up claim that he
vas entitled 10 So tor the quarters rent paid by the
ant IN possession from February May 1910 and bring
action the amount. with 80 interest For
defence insisted that the Company had agreed
pay the ground rent being $40 10 ls May and were
entitled 10 the rent This was denied. IL WAS shown
mat the Company charged interest on The bond and
mortgage for that quarter. Verdict for plaintiff -
which carries costs a verdict for any amount against m
corporations having that effect
friah " Stereas IS Ross Miir.-The parties belong
20 B.nghampton. Mr.. Miller to this city and was
followed by Mr. Stevens. who sued 0ai against him
-ulwel warrant charging him with fraud in conceane
property he being indebted 10 plaintiff S.iu and II was
commended abuudantly able 70 pay. Failing however
20 sustain the charge the dismissed
Jaiis Shanbank Hnry 4. Preuss ApplicaiiOn Tor
the discharge Of defendant he being now IN prison NJ
brooklyn ON an action OF trover 5000. and
bail demanded Of him IN the sum Of $1,000 The par
1es Prus-ians. The defendant Is charged with hag
NJ obtained nom plaintiff the above mentioned ~
bills OF aiding purportng have been signed By the cap
TAIN OF a vessel lying at Nlon, bound for Dundee the
bills OF ading yuryOring be for large quantity Of
lax shisped board said vessel The transaction took
place at koniesbereh the IN March The bills OF
aiding the money being paid. were transferred by
defendant plaintiff IL subsequently appeared that the
transaction fraudulent. The defendant came to
New York and the plaintiff sent out powers Of attorney
Mr. John a. Duryea 10 arrest him. He ackuJ ge-.
j. stated. that the bills Of ladng bona ndc
md says he induced 10 commit the IN order
assist his br0therln law Ia some commercial transac.
non. Mr. Dillon appeared in behalf Of plaintiff and Mr.
nacket for defendant The later commended that the
between this country and RUSSIA ia relation such
transactions, the prisoner entitled 20 be- liberated.
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TO.DAyfS OUTSIDE.

Notice Of the National Magazine. Letters by The Way
side. Tribune Correspondence from Pans Reciprocity
Treaties. and a variety OF Item. On me Fir'i Rage
Po,rry-Hood and Keats Escape Of Young Bonspar'e
from l,sly. New Material for Paper Money and Marine
Nrw.. sc on the Fourth Pase.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-31

TRIAL or SPEED.-The new steamboat Rip
Van Van Wrinkle, Capt Abel, and the Troy. Bapt Cor
ham. lett New York yesterday morning a. O'Clock side
and side They continued 10 lap each other until they
cad snd maintained the II the distance 20 tAis
city reaching the dock ~ O'Clock 30 mnufe--the Troy
coming in ~ o'clock 30 minutes Both boats made the
usual landings.
The above Is from yesterdays Albany Argus II one
Of the boats had blown up nobody would have been 70
blame Our River boats the best in the world Why
endanger life 10 prove them bofr
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if south Carolina furnishes iuore queer names
'AAh any other State the Union. we notice MI
H'oroses from that state among the VHFais At the
Franklin House yesterday.
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A GREAT s,x-The Franklin House was
crowded yesterday .ih people anxious 10 get look AZ
"a gentleman from Georgia who stops mere and VINO
measures feet inches and vel bum IN proportion
James X Polk would not have received nall 50 much a.
'snton Though the sffenlon must De very annoying
he bears il Ike gentleman and philosopher
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Yours. truly X

DoRR AND MoNuLrr-C. J. McNulty made
speech on Saturday the 18th al meeting at Mount
Vernon. Ohio called to celebrate the liberation Of
Dor. These Loco Focos DO support each other
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Tar ADVANTAGE or LIVING IN 4 FREE Corr
rRY.-We saw letter yesterday from Jacob Conk
in. a free man of color, written from the Jail in
Revile, -, Clair Co Illinois and addressed a gentle
nan al Oyster Ray L. l. in which the writer stated thar
ne was held in duress snd liable be sold under the
avs OF the State OF Illinois unless evidence OF hi. free
ion could be forwarded from Oyster Bay the place Of
his nativity, where his mother and other relatives are
ioN living We understand that the man Is known u.
many Of the citizens Of Oyster Bay although he has been
dissent ten years and that affidavit from Vice Chan
celor MCoun with other evidences Of his freedom vii
pe Immediately forwarded We had understood thai
Illinois free STATE and possibly this man may have
misunderstood the grounds which he detained IN
prison. WIZ some tell whether in the recent
Democratic enlargement OF the OF freedom
Illinois has by some hocus-pocus become Slsveholdnc
state This is certsinly great country. where
not account OF his wees bat OF the complexion given
aim by his Maker. y presumed - % Slave nj he
that he born IN accordance with the Declara
iiOn OF Independence.
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BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
Dry,arxr>r or srark. July y ls95-

DrPARrNNNr or -rkTk- JuTy y 10
r,.,-rs,ion ha. b,en r,.,,-ved from the Consul o.
the United states a. Kingston. jamaica that ~ cense
aueuce of report bs.ns circulation tnsf me snH -
had been introduced mo NcN lorS ~ some en- A's
f-,m Liverpool vessels clearing nom New-iolS iof
Ei,v.,on Will require clean bills oi health, ccfnei -
Tor, n X " Consul the qlarlnline laws are r siiN
enforced The Consul also advise. thai vessels clearing
tom sny other port OF the United states should be iaF
rsh,i with clean bills Oi health
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e TIE WssDERrss JEW, by Eugene Sue No.
2 Herberis translation. has just been issued by Z Win
chester a AIMS, The story sustains It's powerful
lerest
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.ppoIyrNFNrs BY rHE PREsIDENT-O aeial-

APFOININfNI = hI III ''''--'1--'' = - -
J,xys II MCBRIDE Register Of the Land once ~
-ny,nr6eld Missouri vice Joel Il Hsdcn removed
NICHOLAS T. SMITH. Receiver o. fuo.N Noh'Ys d
-.'.ss1s Missouri vice Geor.e r. Smith. removed.
'PErYs DNEY. Collector Of the Customs a. Marco
hes5 Ns.s.chusstts vice James Gregory, removed
TosyPH T PEAsE Collector II the Gust ms ~ ~ ,Sf
town Massachusetts vice Lesviit lhs>i.f' remove"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-31

" The Union furnishes 4 table Of the members
Of the Texas Convention, from which we compile
The following facts The number Of members l. 6I.
Rusk, the Presiden. 5 native Of South Carolns.
lie Is Lawyer He wen, from Georgia 10 Texas
IN ISIS. There is bu, one Native Texan Navarro
Of Bexsr in the Convention All the others left
The United States recenty-cause not mentioned
Of these only So have signed the ordinance assent
ing TO Annexation and one OF these Bachel voted
against IT. bat afterwards signed it Their occupa.
lions are-Lswyers %, Farmers Is. Planters G..
Merchants 3 Mechanics .. Agricatsr !. Inspector
l. Surveyor l. Editor J. Not given .
The oldes, member Is 81 years OF age Siandfer
The youngest is J. NJ. Burroughs. aged 81, The
States take the honor OF giving them birth as fol.
lows Tennessee -. Virginia :. Georgia 6. Ken
lucky 6. North Carolina 4, South Carolina g. Penn
sylvsnia .. Massachusetts, ?. Louisiana ,. Alabama
l, Ohio l. Maine l. Texas !, England mot given.
TO- Thus out of 81 members New-England has
only ) al the free States only 6
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Rr.ryyD.-The work upon the slcop oi.war
e,.rn.p,own. on the stocks 81 the Philadelphia Navy
Y,~f which was suspended has been commenced = AN
and the vessel /. 20 he finished forthwith
ARREST OF DUELrrsrs-A number OF Young
,os. have been arrested IN Baltimore and held 10 BAL
~ bsiry concerned IN a contemplated duel. lney iooS
ooa care 70 publish their intentions IN all the papers SO
that arrest was unavoidable.
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Letter from Gov. Jones OF Tenn.

LEAiNSlONf jury lrtAs 80.
Genfieaeq Your note OF yesterday welcoming me-
among you and rendering a public dinner IN the
~ the citizens OF the County OF Fayete and Cry
% Lexington has been received with the grateful
Feelings. I e-rct exceedingly that feel myself con
strained % decline the honor you propose. need not
assure you that Il would afford me sincere pleasure 20
meet my fellow citizens OF this portion Of Kentucky
srOgni the festive board Considerations OF personal
character connected with The nckene-s Of my health
mpel- family decline the honor Of this pub
lie testimonial Of re-p-ct.
For the kind and complimentary in which you
ps-ed suce 20 NY efforts 70 secure the success
and triumph u the principles advocate you viii
cey ny thanks. Believing them important 10 the best
Interests cf our common country essential 10 IL.
existence Of free Institutions could not withhold
from them my wsrnesi support. For any personal "a
crnce may have been c-lI-d % make vncicsfin-
hose principles find shundsni reward IN my
vciions Of The justice and purify Of the principles i0f
which have c1nterced. and the generous sypreci-
non 81 my poor services As manifested oy my fellow
ciiizens 90 kentucky on this and other occasions.
The only re-ret that feel Ia reviewing the circurr
% which you refer j. that have not been adj,
% 90 more fsud 10 Necessary % have suffered mere
tor the establishment % ihose principles than have
done DARK and gloomy the prospects for the poli
cal redemption n country my be do no, yet dss
psir Of seeing brighter and suspicious day ga
herring confidence from this hope, let Us hgh on-hgh
ever
rendering 10 you. gentlemen. and through you, %
those you Represent my humble &C know Judgements FOR
he honor done ne,
am respectfully, your obedieni servant
JANIS C. JONES
To Gen. LESLIE COINS :. NJ LErcHER THos Ii
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A CrcLoPEDIA OF Practical RECEIPTS
md Collateral Information the AFs Manufactures and
Trades including Medicine. Pharmacy and Domestic
Economy by ARNOLD JAMES CoTLEr" No. l. has Just
been issued BY the APpetons Il Is useful work 70 al
Who combine head work with hAndwork % eents
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whether the Democratic >tss OF Florida repaass. ~.
Territorial bonds the present leisafur. determined
that be shaii have ample evidence u the fact I, ~
meet aim fylgs sns resolutions Of a. shapes In IA,
senate the report from the C.mm.iiee On Corpcrator.
which lhi.e else fhSn extracts from the tonsresss
-epudsiions OF thc legislative Coguci " the Irrto-v
.nce 80 adopted BY stFici party vote--al n.
Whgs voting against a. In tAc House similar repor,
was aioptsd hy OF q 10 lSa II The Whi1. AL
tour Democrats voting szxnstt Among those h na-,d
f.,ur Nj CoIrMa> Of Madison boldly took up the cpS
els in opposition 20 the report and made sp~ech
which for forre and clearness Of argument hsrs
rarely heard sSceci on our legislative tscrs. ere
,,eS no small sensation. hal crowded With spects
tors and hii.c groups and gatherings aiter VI hse
sn.hsd. fully affs,t-j. A very distinguished Demo
cr," remarked % Is thsi the sooner Mr. Colemsa u
he party the better and We suppose ,ney WI res sn
,t m the r.nks accordingly Hsrcsv this subject ~,
not ~ naused snt tn spite OF The declarations Of n.
i Governor reputation mus, 20 the universal voice
e the Democratic state OF FortS and the eenire ess
ia the crown u our sovereignty.
FLORIDA Sentinel July y
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The oareos NsoorrArros-The Washington

IHE UREGoN NtGUTIAfIDN-Ihe " ashlngiOn
& MON OF Tuesday says
The Nashville Wh- would seem 20 contradict the a.
.ertIOn thsi the Oregon gofa0n remains Washing
ton. Il Gays that no spOndeuce Whatever haf
passed upon ~ between Mr. Buchanan and Mr Pack
-uham-uots line A. lar have been advised.
this statement. not now true"
Which looks very much ike admitting that il wa
true when II made. We are surprised at this
After all the talk about agreement and disagree
inout IN ih. Cabinet the rcsiguao OF Mr.. Buchanan
and tie early d-ts limitation 10 A.fD The negotato.
thi- side the Atlantic II sounds rainier lat this mt
nation that there has been nothing al all even at
'empied We are glad Of if. however. IL va b,.-f
rnai both countries should have tine 10 recover from
heir small beer heroc- before they had committed
incurzbe folly. In New York they have just haa
Taste Of sDhpefrs, that might Tor a very goOd
essen 10 The whole country the danger o! dealing
100 largely in the elements OF zunpowder
Charleston Ncrcur y
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y The young men Throughout, al the Eastern States
~, organizing themselves IN Naive American Assoca
hons Louisville Courier.
Not 50 friend. There is no use in gulliug your
readers with such stuff as that II the young men
OF the Eastern states ever think of Naivism at all
Is to mourn over lis bligb,ing existence or to
-eJo'ce at It's early death They regret that ever
''ei' cause.-the cause of Henry Clay-could have
0een harmed by such an ignoble instrument No
one ont eisoi can be Native so called Young
men are naturally lbcral and tolerant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-31

~ The anniversary of The suTeld. Connect.
cut CalioPean Society, will be held on Tuesday
evening next Aug 3,h Among the exercises will
be Poem by J. AUGUSTUS SHrA Esq of this CITY.
nm honorary member OF the Society
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-31

= The Baltimore Visier appeared on Saturday
IN entirely typographical dress nea, and sp
propria,e DR. snodzra.. has recently taken 70 himself
partner Mr. samuel wehry, and il will hereafter De
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-31

u great tro'iiny mitch came of. over the
Cambridge Course, near Boston, Tuesday last -Four
Aorsss-Dsniel Webster Gov. Dorr Euclid and Moscow
were entered Moscow declared 10 be The winner
Gov Dorr badly dis,aneec. He ran better in the
great which came OF from Chepsehet than he
ever Will again
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-31

OBERLIs COyMEScEsEsT.-The Commencement,
Exercises the Oberln Cole Institute taxes place
the 9th Of August ELTHU bUEETr the learned Black
smith has accepted invitation from the Union and
Daecte Literary Societies 10 address them the ami
vsrsary commencement cleveland Herald.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-31

MoRE o. TIE MOyFNESTs % OUR TgOOPs-
We have been favored with q ielier from one Of tn
brave officers O that tavore regiment Il he West the
ID regimen, Of Drsgoons dated Fort Jesup July IL
tie informs that seven companies Of the zm.n IN.
ier command Of Col I~lgz- are there prepared take
up the line OF march overland for Corpus Christi a.
they officially ini0rned II the passage Of the
Annexation Resolution By the Texan Convention tie
goes On 10 cay $500
ne command CONSISTING % seven companies Of Ora
zOons. viii number about $50 men train Of about
-xy public wagons vii accompany on the march for
the transportation Of supplies Amongst the preparations
or our entrance INTO IeAas and the least important
rrhef l. The arrangement by distinguished band IN.
siretor Coin Of an "AEnsEdli0a March and Qulc <-ep
" De perioned By the % Dragon band upon the occa
son VI toe planting Of the American sg upon the West
EN- bank Of The Sabine
since the above was IN type we earn from the cap
IAN Of The steamboat Champlan that be took down and
ansed on sunday morning the mouth u Red River.
detachment oi u men Of the above esiment They
VA n the seven companies At Fort Jesap and proceed
Win them 10 Corpus Christi y. y. Plcayune