Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-06

and lumber. blu, seems TO have bu, li,tle -
for it If sugar. cotton or negtoes have anv,h;-'
to DO with the matter. -
This once f1ourishing village is ina ,,,,
entire dilapida,ion and ruin-,he effects of
arbitrary exercise of power. withou, cause a.
without precedent; and although the au,ho, :,
all this is elected delegate, he viii -
take his seat; he canno,--hc dare no, look ~ -
hundreds which he has in his " an,onness ,uinss
Gen. Tarran,. delegate from + admin, v,.
visI, 10 San Antonio. lie. with vi. How
delegate from that place. has Tor some days h...
expected. Painful apprehensous have ar,.
for their safety. many Indians are on II.
Fl on,ier, who have committed several murd..,
lately.
We entirely exposed TO The attacks Of L..
dams and McAicans-not soldier on guard az
but few fire aims. SO cslleus have the peOo.
of Texas become - danger, that they sca,e,s,
ever prepare 10 repel attack. Ga my way be-,
met young man and Two young girls ia
buggy, with no protection whatever from attach
almost at the very spot where young iorn,sv
had been killed two weeks previous BY the Int,
ans. They in high glee. laughing and
chatting merr,ly;-I could not but think ,ha, a.
hour might consign them to DEATH or q wer.,
fate,
The Hope Ilowes reports only 40 houn
from Galveston 10 the BiliZe. The late,
NIf!EP>ttI paper we nave IS al tue an Inst.
We are Indebted 10 Captain Shaw and NJ.
Nick Bnilvin fer pape:s, &c. &c.
The British brig Persian arrived a: Galve,
ton lew days ago i,on Vera Cruz. 81.
brough, de patches Tor the Governmen M, AM
was TO return rs soon as she heard from
Washington. il WAS rumored IN Galveston
that she was there for the purpose of learn
Ing the fate of the Mexican propositions TO
ptcsiien, Jones. and, II they were rejected
that The e, OF Mexico would be down on
Galveston without delay! We hope III.
Galvestonlans will not evacuate their city on
the strength Of this fearful rumor.
The Hon. *. l.. Anderson, Vice Presiden.
of Texas, died on the lO.h INST, a, Faa,hrop's
Montgomery county, OF fever. The papers
are in mourning for the sad event.
Ashbel Smi,h has been recalled from Fog.
land. Speaking OF this, the Galveston News
Of the - /. says:-"Ne should like 10 know
what he wen, for, what he has done. how
much money he has pockeied, when he /,
going again, or what plan Will nex, be ialea
upon TO disturse our public funds"
The folio wing appoIc ,nents have been
made by the President:
Hon. Ebenezer Allen, Secretary OF State
llon. ". Il. Ochiree, Attorney GenersL
Uoa. }. a. Greer, Secretary OF the Treas
ury.
The reports OF The crops lhroughou, ,h'
country are highly favorable Galveston and
the other cities and towns continue healthy
e migrants are fast pressing into the county
from the adjoining States of the Union; AMI
the prospects OF Texas, view them throUgA
what place we XII, are prosperous and ed
couraging.
WAsuING BY MAeHINEay.-Thoy nro washn.
III New ork By machinery extensive scale
The True Sun says the clothes nre frs, pu, IN .
drum with four openiags, largo enough TO contain
foir hundred pieces at ono timo.-Through The
si1it on which this roVoives, sioam and water IS
10! IN upon the contents. In fifteen minutes ,hcy
arc thoroughly ceunsed. From this they are 70.
moved In washing tubs and rinsei. They arc
then pressed between two iron roiIors covered
with blankets, and the water is removed from
them. They mex, taken 10 tho upper s.ory
and dried. They then stn rcilcd and ,ronsd,
and returned to tho ownors. Upward Of 30 f.
males arc employed III tho establishment, where
thoy lodged aud fed. Tho machinery is drly.
en- by steam engine of20 horse power. though 1.
IS not We. all III for this pa rtcuar purposo.
Tho work performed daily is equivalent to ,iato
100 persons, & the clothes 70 beautifully got up
Tue law l.gt