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: s., EslIs. .sssss. 81 Ns'n-
, ~, rExAs AND 'il'N'os s:..,;.. - u
.Tsa sas-ssasni u Is . = Il n,.sessndsdie
We hasten ~ q :,,.iort o.. resasEs'hs
Important insellisens ~. -. have Just ~
,eived relative " the NOV "a ofiroops
q lie purpose Of protecting ths-awlv
,couised tefri.o<y 81 Texas. from ne oess-,e,
GERS 81 ! protected Mexican INVASION.
General Gaines. now ia our CRY. nay1
~ ,sse;ved authentic information TO The
& M fIses ,haf TEN THOUSAND Mexican troops
sass within eight days march Of General
= ~ -, 4, 10 i posted at ST: Isssph's ISL
end Immediately. despatched q uiesssp;
49, Il Governor Mouion. II Pass CHI
- - rla;mins 1 reqbisition Of TWO RECT.
srNrs 81 VOLUNTEERS (of len compa- q
, 49, eachl one tol consist Of Infantry and
~ ! e R,flemea: and two companies 81
| Art,lleyv. with eight field pieces. The
re,u;si,Ion was i.nmediately granted. and
i viii be put forthwith into execution
The Two volunteer Regiments are 10 b 3
stationed Al The FDrts and Barracks on The {
j Gull. subject toihe orders Of the Govern.
I menl: and the United States troops IL
! present ia garrison at those stations areto
I he immediately transferred to Texas
81 THE two Companies Of Volunteer Artille.
/ Inv .wilileave on "Wednesday. The Goth 10.
81, slant. or bossd the steamship Alabama
edkdoeelher with four companies Of United
Nj ,,yuses -trgerar fTth Regiment Infantry
IS two Of which are expected lo-mofroowT ].
ID morning. from Pass Christian, under Can. [
q. iains Moore and Holmes.
% The above Information nay be relied
Il upon as Authentic.
To- The New 0Aeahs Pcayune Of The 7ih Instant
y states substantially the facts contained id lhe !.
ne bove, and adds
Is we understand that the whole d ihe
e artillery force OF the. ciiy--a most effec.
ii, Live and we'll armed norps-haye yolun.
ng teefed their services, and that they have
~ been accepted. Our gallant unlicensed
p infantty companies are not, in the mean!
~ fine lis.lessiY resting their arms :calls
I'M for meetings d the othcers q the Wash.
lis acton Regiment and Louisiana Voluu.
he teers may be seen IN our piper today.
ms In fact. the question wilinot be WHO
~ will Be suffered TO remain al homer but
III t,Who will be permitted TO enrol them.
I'D selves AMONGST the defenders Of Their
shol couh,rymen beyoudihe Sabins?'''sB
-a' Before 10 rhorrow's.sun asceuds the ne.
ie ridian, the draft, 10 mercan,ils phase
shol will be houoTed. aud were itsnuntricslly
VAS len fines the amount whichsil is, il wouA
reli be met wi,hIthe same alacrity and good
=, will.
pen From he NJ o. Rspub., .qug l6i
ha a FuRTHER MILITARY MOVEMENTS
ime We learn thai the 9th and 9Th regiments
stol Of infantry and two companies Of srillle.
csc ~. have received orders for Texas We
ne YESTERDAY announcea that the 7thinian
W. u. nv and thtee companies Of dragons ha
{ Of received similar orders, and that tRe 5t
and 9Th BID been ordered from posts
mar. the north. 10 Jefferson barracks and u
! in posts now occupied by the TIL. The ar
pins. Val Of one order SO fresh upon the bee
here OF another, and The rapid increase Of
be- force 10 Texas, show that our g
told vernment is ahFe TO the lmpoItan0e
yard The crisis, and ii preparing tor aay en-
al geney.
nddli The Washington Union Of Saturday even
,h;cb saw -'v-r"ye rvoursru a-ret,er nom f5aly
W.. ton, OF The 7th instant, which sfates i
49, there are some movements Jim X
regard TO changing our form III eo,e,
menl at once. The convention COW
mia session have invited President Jbnes5to
D al to Austin to consult upon the lmeasu,
Gate He bastleEt Washington for Ausain2' y
I Of understand. from offer quarters that il
nell movement i scarcely likely loiprevail.
his1 ---
lille APPOINTMENTS By THE PRESIDENT
bis James AicKissick, Of Atkausas. fo
bis agent Of the Cherokee nation OF India
Cat west OF the Mississippi, TO- take effect
lied the 18th September, 1916, on which. d;
moi The term pi serslce Of The present lntur
ook bent will expire. .
Gill Robert Goldman, Of Washington as WI
,uld den'oi The penileniisry in The District
dntt Columbia Iron the FIRST day 81. Septer
. be Der, 1915, in place Of John 81 Dad
in. whose resignation will take effect on Il
nat 3lstdsy|of August. 1915
I IL -
IS. Dreoaful .Rccident "A free black ma
named Perry Walker, was moving In
iers field belonging 10 Mr.. John McPberso
ON near Frederick on Tuesday week whe
am. be was unfortunately kicked BY ! fra
Of uous nurse, winch proKe MS Jaw bon
cen and caused him 10 fall. n falling, /
lei struck THE sharp edge Of the scyihe, whir
and cut him acrossshe breast and abdomen
the the most dreadful manner. He still r
col. mains n very precaIious condition.
tile [Etsd Herald.
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Re Earthquake Three shoeksof al & artl
the quake were felt at Ponce; Porto Rico, d'
The ring theIlatier part Of July, We have d
, od heard of any damage.
lo- -
i'm 'Seren Pirates to Be Hanged The slss
al. traders who rescued prize from Butts
crnizer on the African coast. killing il
Engllsbmen q few N onths ago. have Bee
late tried IN England and condemped 10 deaf
inc They are natives Of Spain ard Portugal
4th
tie We understandEsthat The government Il
on tends Occupying our Notifications alor
,ad the seatoard Id the absence Of the req,
ed lars, byIdraits from our uniformed miliii
"A. This viii form, q fine school for our 81
lliyl bilious AID patriotic companies.
pf The occasional illiberal sncers An
ion taunts towards Mr.. Clay, which some
the Loofofoco presses permit themsely.
10 indulge in, can onlv be Intended ri, q