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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-08-21

sb0sl1 aei the possssian II Is Esepes-
~. Fsmief thsa lhIossh hs pss1ixslitr
she rsn's wnsla b. sessndsrsa. "a wmk-
ipg e bold q in his own hsnds fss kis o~s
uss. Ne fsnissd - dstsin me esns psinrs
- Italy. Tie son. hasiRg derived kis
sills Il Prince csnlne frem he Pspal
Slaas. he f.Ihrr had rosifsl ever hs
prison 10 thoss saaes. ssd essla by ne
laws 81 The kinsdnm imprissn him Ihsrs
al be was twsnss-kss yssrs oisse.
Tie yoaix prince hsslsg Ess0lsed 70
come 10 An. riea and taks possession ol
his sstslr, the is,hsr. 70 rrstenl il. eelss-
miHed 10 IhIo~ him in rlison. AID Ia ne
ssaa sins 10 preclude Inc psss.bsllsy Of
ssraPs. ahils hey acre 10 Fssssnes. he
wro.e b ihs various potts Il Italy. snlhor
Izins sls suthoEsuts 10 arrest lin n he
shosld appear lhefe with lie inls nlirn 81
snbzrkinE or any faseign eosnay. find-
ing hinsl n locked IL on every s.de. shs
yosng prime gave hinself up 20 despair.
and awsiitd ne day ~hen ne shculd Be
carried % The P.PsI Stairs, and be sLul
no N re wills Of prison. Bui young
M-lllsrd in me mean time 1ss ariise Tor
his friend. though al his efforts seened
sboftiss.
Ailngih bun one dsy ~ss lsf in whlrh
10 escape before lhs islher should Jake The
son n p.Is"a. Almost in de,psir. young
Ma'ilssd hssiensd % Leghorn, and there
10 his great joy fund . Ssedlsh vessel
bound iar New York. Jsnp,ng ihis .
e.III.se be hurried back 10 Flmenre. and
dfessrd himself m lrmsle srparel "a s,gn
agreed an between the iwo when Ma,llsrd
wr.le HIM. sen, = note IN The yosng
prince. saying female wishsd 10 see hin,
liasleniag 70 by street Le inund bis
frierd sssnIne him. Who lid him Of the
Ssedlsh vess, that was 20 sail nrxl morn.
irg for New York. The prince needed No
urging. bu, ,nstshlly jumping into The car.
rage wah M.ll:aId. drove With ell sleed
10 l.eghorn. shrie they arrived q Ii lie 81.
Ger d VI GIT. The vessel ~as 10 ssil ia
iwo hnu1.. and Aboard Of tla, mistrahls
craft with lis miserable recommendation
the Young prince sss hurried, aid IN - Q
Lou,s sas making on, Of por, and s~sy
frum the shores Of l,sly. Alter a PISS.
sage Of seventy. ihres days he arrived In
Nes York. Maillsrd went 20 Loadon,
and took passage in The packet for The
I'm ted States. We ssw h,m week OF
tso liter his ARRIVAL, iu;l Of delight 10 find
HE feet op American soil. Tie is nahle-
man, and loves The United States better
than half our o~n citizens. He brought
over with him seversl fine dogs and some
phesssnis which he has taken 10 Borden
Town 10 turn loose in its parks.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-08-21
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Almost The first Act of the " Democra-
tic State Of Florida, has heen to show her
contempt for The integrity Of contracts and
love of reputation. We do not see how
body Of legislators can pass laws bind.
ing private parties to their contracts, and
at the same time, in acting Tor the State,
express disregard Of all obligations.
TIE Florida Sentinel, of July 22d. has
the following remarks on the subject:
Raleigh Independent.
elf any body doubts whether the De.
E.oci attic State Of Florida repudiates the
Territorial bonds, The present Legislature
are determined that he shall have ample
evidence Of the fact. |, will NEE, him
IN reports and resolutions of all shapes.
In the Senate. The report from the Com.
mit.ee on Corporations, which was little
Use than extracts from The congregated
repudiations of the Legislative Council
OF the territory since 1910. was adop,-
ed by stric, party vo.e-all the Wings
voting agains. il. Ia the House sim.
liar report was adopted BY vote Of 81
10 l5-sll Of the Wings and foar Demo-
crais voting against il. Among those
honored four, Mr.. Coleman Of Madison,
boldly took up the cudgels in opposi ion
70 the report. and made speech, which
Tor force and clearness of argument. We
have rarely heard exceled on our Legisla-
tive floors. II created no small sensa.
linn, as hall crowded with spectators.
and liiilc groups and gatherings after Mr..
G.. had finished. fully altesled. A.yerv
distinguished Democrat remarked 10 us
tina, the sooner Mr.. Coleman LEFT the par
ty the better, and we suppose they will
read hin out Of their ranks accordingly.
Heresy on the subject will NOT be induls.
ed. and in spite Of The declarations Of the
late Governor, reputation must be The
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-08-21


The Albany Journal says that the etu
el and eold-bloodsd assassination Of DIP
MY Sheriff STEELE. BY . parry Of .Ind,-
sns." in Delaware county, New York
exciies every where The wsrmest indighs-
lion. and mus, cell down upon the peipe-
traitors Of The Outrage The s~,f vengesnee
OF the insulled la~s. |. seems incredible
leoniinues ihe yournsD that any where
~i,hin The bounds Of our Stair, one hun
dred men could be found 10 band togs,h-
sr and commit go siroeious On offence Ne
this. II appears jet more Incredible that
in BeighboIhood az farmers, On the heal
Thy moral atmosphere OF The county. in
. community hitherto favorably distin-
guisLed by their respeel iof The la~s. q
hundred men could be got together. ~ha.
in the broad light Of day, 10 The presence
u q crowd Of spectators, without the
slightes, pre,enee Of provocs'inn. could
deliberately shoot down fellow creature
because he dared TO do his duty. Bot
most incredible OF all will Il be deemed.
ihs, smorg The mulIi,uae Of those who
stood By and looked on while the bloody
drama vas 10 progress, not one could be
found 10 liz finger in defence Of The VI
olsied laws, or 10 raise Q vhisper 10 con-
demnai,on Of this murdsrous outage; not
one, IN short, who sough, or 90. mp,ed,
by word or deed. 10 wash his hands ol
The blood Of The unforluns,e Steele. Act.
ors AID spectators, Indians" and ~Lir,.
a. veil ,ho.e who ~tte dressed in lhe.r
ordinary asrb a. .hose sho wore he as
sassins di.guise end mack, participated
IN or connived al this f.ndish murder.
lf not ell equally guilty in The eye Of The
law, they will he held 90 in The judgment
Of The pubic, on il those Who did the deed
shall have been delivered Up to be deal,
with IS The strocious crime deserves.
The particulars of The blood, uansac-
ton go TO show that the murder was cum-
mi'trd with the utmost preconrert snJ de-
liberation. down with The lsw-we
mean To bresk ill., was The language ri
The murdersrs; and one OF The sheriff.
par y was distinctly told that he would
be killed " he per.i.ted IN bidding Il sale.
Esrll. The owner Of The property seized.
declared, alter Steele, had been shot, ,hs,
he would not pay his rent iii j, cost forty
lives" Let HIM see 10 IL that his own 10
no. one Of the forty.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-08-21

CRoPs IN MIssissiPrI.-The Gibson
Herald Of the I7ih ul,imo says: 1--WE
have, during the last ten days. visited sew
eral Of the largest and most productive
counties in the Stale. With few excep.
lions, the fields look well, and promise =
good crop, and the prospec, Of an abun-
dant corn crop was never more faiiering.
From what we have seen, we are fully
convinced that The present corn crop Of
South Mississippi will Car exceed that Of
any previous year."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-08-21

RlcH.--The Nashville Union repro
bat the publication of Gen. Jackson's
letters 10 Maj. Lewis on the ground that
such publication is " wholly inconsistent
with proper regard to his memory" and
not pleasing 10 those /" interested in bis
regulations" thereby assuming The de-
cidcdly rich ground that General Jackson's
rePuiat on will be injured by It's being
known tina, he disspproved of, and was
sorely vexcd by the conduct Of Mr.. Polk.
II seems 10 us that il 10 Mr.. Folks repu-
tation and not General Jaekson's that the
Union shows such solicitude for.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-08-21

.Amsriean COin.-The post Office de-
parim'n. has come 10 the conclusion 10
receive only American coin in payment
OF hostages. The Postmaster 10 Phila.
delphia has commenced The new arrange.
ment. Spanish quarter dollars will only
be received as twent, three cents. levies
as dimes ten cents ] and fps as half dimes
Tive Gems. This regulation. IL siriekly
adhered 10, and adopted by Postmasiers
Throughout, the Union. will 90 farto drive
Spanish coin, with the exception Of dOl-
lars, out Of circG laiion.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-08-21

" man will but glance over his
yesterday, he vii Al once zee how fool
ish !, 10 To re, ones sell sbou, the time TO
come: for he will find IN every yesterday,
miniature grave. IS il we're, dug by .
too fearful imagination, in which 10 buri-
cd ell his lille store OF daily happiness.
Men slight The good they have. 10 their
anxiety Tor the good 10 come. They y as,e
their OIL Tor to-day in ftai,lrss attempts
!" procure supply foi The morrow, for
getting that tie. Who replen,shes The
cruise, 10 inexhans,ible. ....
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-08-21
LATE FROM TEXAS.

4ArTiroiofhe United Mates Troops ia Tszas.-
Report on he Nsw consfifutioa, &c.
The Alab4ma, at New 0rlesn-. bring,
sdvicss from Galve.t.n - The 20,h nll.
sic carried over Gen. T.ylar and The
United States troops. We coId, nse Tie
ioll"sing from the PIrayunt:
The steamer Mnnmnuth. now in the
.er'ice e lie u. tied States Governu ell.
arrived 81 Gal,e.,on Tn ,he 2lst ul,.. shsit
Of iusl snd water. and requiring repairs
10 her machinery.
Df. ID A. Perry. OF Washington coun-
", Texas. was murdered fe~ day. since
BY slave, formerly the propely Of the
doctor.
Below We give an sx,rart Of . letter
from Capt. Gree. Of the Undine. g,,i, q
an account Of The lardias Of The u. S.
troops IN T.x,s. IL 10 dated.
Arkansas Bay, July 2sih, ls45.
On Saturday,, the 90 b init. the Amer.
can a.g "a. planted, IN Texas, by su .hor-
ny. upon the south end OF ST. Jos. ph's
LIND. upon which I am landing The
troops frnm The alabama, inside the
bay. There are now 500 men encsmptd
here, AID The scene is foil Of interest.
The other ,esstls with troops IRE no, Ell
I.ec,ed TO srrive orseversl days.
The various eommn,ees IN The c"nven.
lion al Austin. have repored the different
prosi.iuns for constitution for the Site
oi Texss. bul it is said many of them will
undergo a resision. The following are
some OF the mos, interesting articles.
The follb~ing sr,irles IRON the - Bill
OF Right may not he unin,eresiine:
2d. No religious test shall ever be re-
CURED IS Qualification to any office Of
public trust under this Staie.
I3h. No bill Of a.lsinder, er post
Jdcfo Law. or any Law Inpa,rIne the Ubl :
cation OF contracts, shall be made. nor
vested rights be Invested. urless Tor pur.
poses OF public utility. and Tor adc qntae
compensati n previously made.
l4th. No per-on shall ever be impri-
soned fur debt.
10Th. Prrpttuities or monopolies are
CONTRARY To the genus of a ice govern
ment. and shall never be allow ed; nor 81, all
the ls~ OF primogen,ure or enlalnsn,
ever be in force in This Sale.'
TIE LIST section Of the "Legisla i've De.
par,ment" provides that "every free
white male ell zen Of the United States,
who shall have resided IN Texas one year
preceding an election, and The last elk
months in the county or town IN which
be offers 10 vote, shall be qualified cleo
tnr. Indians no, taxed. and Africans and
descendants Of Africans excepted"
No munster Of the gospel or priest shall
be member Of the General Assembly.
The FIRST election to be held on The 6r,,
Monday and The following day 10 Nc
vember, 1916. end the election shall be
held on The same days in November ey.
cry two years thereafter.
The Governor 10 to be elected for four
years. and &c ineligible 70, The mex, four.
lie 10 TO sppointthe Judges Of The Supreme
and District Courts, with ths aiyice and
consent of two.,hirds Of The Senate,
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-08-21
HORRIBLE TRAGEDY IN ALGIERs.


The las, accounts from AIeiers bling
intelligence 1T one OF the musi siroclous
and di bolIesl Gaze. Of massacre that ev.
er occurred 10 the hlsiofy Of any age or
nauon. II 10 thus recorded 10 the Re-
forme, Persian paper:--"On The 18Th Of
June. The expedition arrived b. fore The
groilo Of Dshars. IN which The Arabs had
isken refuge. Two OF these h,llncks
(maatfous) sre unusd BY sort Of nalu
raj wall Uf nearly 100 metres IN breadth,
which crosses very deep rsv,ne. THIS
val is called the Csnters. |, form. one
Of the largest grotos Of the Dsba,s. and
since The time Of the Turks. The Arabs
have here found aufuge sgsinst " rainy.
The Can,ers on one eide has two enirsn-
ces placed the nne above the other. On
the aller side there are only very nsrrow
assures.
Col. Pelissier drew mp his column in
iron, of tie large openings. A hot Gre
was rai-ed from the openings. winch was
answered by fusilsd IRON the troops.
that was less effective than u would OH.
erwise have bern, from the darkness Of
the pIare. During this time the troops
we're hu.'ly gathering bundles Of ~ond.
aud he ping up sIubbl- and other rubbish.
C"l. Pc is.irr intended nothing less III. o
10 smoke aud burn the thou-snds OF A,abs
whom he supposed To tie blocked up IN
these subterrane1n ca. erns. The busl-
ness commenced. The combustbIes we're
thrown into The ravine. Fme Was pu, 10
them, aud the fire aa- kevtup iili even
ing. THIS occurred On the 18th of June.
On the morning Of The 10Th. the Arb.
seututed 10 come out OF lhr cavern. They
cane TO hear the propositions Of the Col.
They we're made 10 pass through the
camp, where they could see The immense
heaps prepared Tor their destruction. lhe
lighted torches. &c. They returned TO
,h:ir cavern. there to perish wiih ,b, IL
wives. their child en- aud their property.
The cond tons made by Col. Pel,ssIer
we're 50 severe that they could not is en-
10 them. Then The fire Commenced. /,
lasted the whole day from 2 o'clock. and
va. continued throughout the night. The
soldiers were sept g. shis deest.bls work
by ganes, and il was, | assure you, a
hishtiul duty for them amldst the heart.
'endIng cres aud sounds hlch arose from
the IL terror.
For long time the fie rose in dou-
ble column al The two enushces 10 the
cavern, but on The 20,h there only remain.
ed mas Of haif-burn, uldering char.
coal, and ell sounds from The interior had
ceased. II was decided the cavern should
be en'ered. A thousand persons we're
aecumulae ed in this horrible dungeon.
from which there was no issue. Al The
bottom dead bodies were found standing,
the faces Of The victims being pressed
against the assures OF the rock, in the
iru,.less hope Of getting . mouthful OF
cir 10 breathe. Abou, seventy persons
who we're snll living. expired % soon %
hey we're brought into The open sir.
Others died from being crushed by pie.
Gee Of rock. which veie detached BY The
heat.
A great number were found with s,sbs
of yalsgsns upon their bodies. Some
had area. number OF wounds. and il.
! vas evident tina. in the course Of that
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-08-21

A most destructive fire broke out at
81. Johns, N. D., on Tuesday nigh, the
29lh uli., which, before il could be SUBJ
dued. destroyed about forty buildings. con.
sisting OF d.eiling-houses, stores, and
artizans' shops. with considerable por-
lion Of their contents. This lose is sup
posed to amount to 100000 or upwards.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-08-21

ANrl-RGSTERs -Exnael az : lsllfF 10
DE n. n. Specsal0s. dslsa Delhi. y. r..
Ang. =. 1885
we have just learned ihai 0sman
Steele was sh0l. 81 shout ! o'ciock ths
afternoon. a Andes. wissn. wilh Moore.
lie sheriff. and Edgerion. anolhrr oficer.
shsy usrs allsmPaing % make . shsnh' .
sale.
Une hundred . Indians" we're rongFe.
gated. and alIhe word ofiheirehisf. Edgef'
l.u's horse sss killed. Sleele's shot m
der him. and himself most dangerously
wounded. Many have turned oui Iron
The village. Great excitement and me
most intense snxiety 10 lelL."
I Another account sayss--.M Nrigh
requested The Sheriff 10 drive the proper
~ into The road. where The bidders uere
or ndiourn the sale. Tie Sheriff endes
sored 10 GET lhe property 70 the road, ana
while Going 50. Mr. Wright forced pas
sage through The Gle Of Indians. labou
1907 into lhe LOT. and uss followed b!
Steele and EdgerlOn. The . Chief
ordered The Indians 10 a shoot The horses
The cry was taken up By the Indians
. shoot lie hoFses''-s.shooi him--shoo
him." Edgerton spoke Il The Top Of hi
soice. and commanded peare. A volle,
sas dischsreedhy The Indians. and Edger
tons horse Was shot in The breast. Inn
mediaiely second volley vas fred. wheI
Steele EEL, MORALLY wounded. His h0rs'
expired in Few minutes. Edgerton wa
killed instantly. Steele was taken 10 III
house. ~hen il was found that three bal:
had taken efIert. one in The chest, anoIle
in The bowels. and the third on The RICH
arm. lie died u 8 o'clock in great ago
ny, bis @ife arriving in lime 70 receive hi
last adieu."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-08-21

SwEEDEN.-The laws lately passed are
very nnpalatable 10 the arislocrscy. Not
only do they extend the political privi-
ieges of The people, bu. one of them pro-
vides that family SUGGESTIONS shall be
equally divided among the children. and
not go, as heretofore, almost exclusively
TO the eldest son. The effect OF this will
DC. That IN the course of time, there will
DC no aristocrary, FOR IL is The law Of
primogenitureo alone that keeps Up the
aris!ocracy.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-08-21

Horribis.-A dead white child was
found few days since. al Baltimore. in
the possession Of og, which had eaten
of both its arms. and was carrying of
the mutilated body in ito mouth. |: APP
peared 10 be about four weeks old, and
was probably abandoned on The commons.
BY mere less parent.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-08-21

Han SroRx.-We learn that q terrible
Hail Storm occurred on The I'd instant in
Charlotte county, Va. We are not in.
formed as 10 lis extent; but friend writes
Us that nearly half his crop Of tobacco Was
destroyed by il. The hail Is stated 10
have been three inches deep on the ground,
and The stones 70 have been very large.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-08-21
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
The mammoth steamer Great Britain.
Captain Hoskens. arrived safely II New
York On Sunday, in fifteen days from IiV-
|srpool. whence he sailed On the 26sh ulli-
|mo-thns satisfactorily solving the prob
lem whether OF not a Steamer Of The mag
|niinde and construction Of the Great Bni-
ain. and with her principle of propulsion.
could make . successful Trip across the
ocean. The engines worked admirably
|tll the way, and were never stopped ex-
Icepl 20 sound on Georges Bank. or Sandy
Hook, Al one o'clock p. NJ. on Sunday.
The news, though not exciting. is "a.
vorable. Cotton holds IL price. with large
sales, and there was a general conviction
that The lowest point had been reached,
and henceforth the change. il any, would
be in favor Of the sellers. Provisions TOO
were firm, and there were no expectations
Of scarcity and an advance.
Earl Grey, father of the Reform Act,
and Cor four years Prime Minister. died Al
his residence. Ilewick Hall, on ihe 18th,
aged 81.
In Parliament there have been no pro
ceedings OF interest. Mr. Ewart moved
anpeal Of the duties on butter and cheese
which was resisted by Sir Robert Peel
and defeated. A debate on New Zealand
has been had. but led 20 no result. A bill
10 enable The Jews 10 hold certain Offices
viii probably pass.
The French Chamber Of Deputies wa,
prorogued on the 2lsi. II was belirvet
that dissolution would shortly aiicrward,
take place. On The 23d, Marshal Soult
rebuked by M. De Boissy for severity %
The army in Algiers, took occasion 10 pal
liaie the abominable massacre at DANA
alt would" he said, q have been airocioul
in Europe, but such things are necessary
in Africa; and the exteminaied tribe hat
committed crueliies on French soldiers.
The French papers loudly renew their in
dignant protest on this exienuaiion Of III,
atrocity.
Smyrna, in Turkey, was visited will
very destructive confagralion on the Q,
Of July, which broke out in The centre o
the town, adesiroying every thing RICH
and LEFT for the circumference Of more thar
a mile" ...
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-08-21

lxroRrAST FRox MExlco.-The n.
u. Express Of Friday evening ssys,-
We have received lelier from = genlle-
man high in Office. of The latest dates,
which states that The members of The pres.
en- government are decidedly in favor Of
peace with the United States. but iha, 1
large minority. il not majoriiy Of Congress,
arc in favor Of war-lhe people are clam.
orous Tor war. and win pu, down The sd-
ministraiion IL they do not have one. The
writer greatly fears that the Mexicans are
on the eve Of another revolution, and lhat
The present peace party win be pu. down.
and tina, war party viii come into power.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-08-21

Lesi.lslusrs sfesiiny roaEoksd Sc d
puFpo<s
As Cor : REmp- cmxess." - me 4.
egsni phrase q he g0Errnmsni paPer.
Why not = -Dmp" o. eFen . -barcbones
Pahiament. IL ne are thus 70 allow nc
President % uisld he powers q acron-
wells
That our readers may be aware What
foundation there i for OR suspicion % The
design Of he Executive IN iis military ar
rangemcnls 70 transcend the limits Of Ter
- proper. ne copy Cor their Information
The following extract from ihe Washington
correspondence of the journal Of Com
merce. which. coming from scOurce MOI
unfriendly 10 The Administration. alarm
ingiy confirms he spprehenslons express
ed m our paper Of Thursday lasi On ihis
subgeci:
couespon5snce q he journal Il comnsrcs.
WsshinstOa. August $
- aThere Is some reason. however,
10 believe thai Mexico viii declare war
though The declaration may never be fol-
lowed mp. We have given her new cause
&C hostility. as she win conceive, in send.
ing the United States troops across the Nue..
ces; and thereby have not only. she VII
assume. taken possession 81 Texas. but
invaded the soil of another Mexican State
at is very true that Mexico could no
90 70 war with ms, with any appearance
Of plausible preiext, on account Of the an
nexalion Of Texas, after having auihoriz,
ed negotiation with Texas on the basi.
of independence. But the appearance ol
the United States troops on the Rio Grande
viii present new question; for Mexico
has never contemplated the recognition d
any boundary westward Of the Nueces.
"When Mr.. Adams made an effort tc
recover Texas, he considered The Nueces
As the boundary, and offered 50 much fol
Texas with that boundary, and double The
sum with the Rio del Norie for the boun'
Diary. Mr.. Benton also. in his project o.
annexation, considered and proposed thu
Nueces as the proper boundary. l have
no doubt that Mexico Will resist this new
invasion Of what she deems her rights
and, il she viii fight for any thing, shs
viii fight against this encroachment.
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uniEeFssl Foirs e. lie nemoeraiie sac 81
Florida. - ne eeuHs isusl q lhssseun
&C or sarsrrignAy.'