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MARITIME HERALD.



store ship Lexington. Sailed from Pensacola on the
10TH and toos New York pilot 10Th inst Left az Pepss
cola soopof war Falmouth bearing the broad Of
Com Conaor; steam fgste Nisssspp soop John Ad.ms
brias Lawrence and Sonsrs The brig Porpoi - had s,.J
for Vera Cruz having on board Mr. Parrot, bearer Of de-
spstches Ihe SuatcBa sailed week before the Isxnr On
aadsr 'ssled orders The y MAYS o. Use down. The
Out Dec 18th, IN the Straits Of floda near the benin
Islands exchanged colors with the Spanish bque In ais
blowing hard did speak h.I Dec AID Caps Hetsr,.
WNW 20 miles, spoke schr Elizabeth, from Porto Bs,io
90 nd to Baltimore Came through the Of Flod,
with l0ssl Of vessels copanv wv w.s,s
ly gales from Double eaded Shot Keys until norm ~ ~.
TO NV. s' '"' o"
Ship lesson Jack days from New Orleans to VIM
Hafrtrd. II passengers m the steeiage
Packet hp Charleston, Brown, Charleston, 8 DAVIS with
rndse and produce, TO Geo Bulsley 49, ~
sh'p Coqumbo Boss ol days from Csllao with gasno 70
Bartlett, The G. has had very heavy weather on the coast
sov h lat u.s. Ion W exchsng signals with an Amer
90 n snip showing French flag standing SW Dec 8.h lat
Is o Ion q q spoke ship Tss1er steering sw 9Th a.
,9 ~ spoke brig Home Of Bltmore, from West Indies
haI IN the centre 's' WIN"
70 E Hurlbut u co. 'a' WIN eo''o"
i2us MASON Barney. Scott 81 days from Busno. Avr.s
WIN s h'des wool horas &c TO w " De Forest Ca DC,
@ soout leagues East Of the Island of Lobos passed An
snip standing into the rvsr with painted ports her
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RAa1sHrcEa Arrived.

LiyERP ooL-Ship Canbrdse-Mr II Oru Phladelpia.
sitney Pendal galway, Engl4nd Thom s. New ok
and Us steerage passengers.
CALL.o-siip Coquifnbo-MIsJ Fierpont, Of Boston
Bvssos AyREs-Buqu. Mason Barney-Slrs Emellne Dayi
three childen aud Francis Merks dy and two
c!den hesrs George Aorr,s PAM Halback John Horne
Sn'tsspPnei i'ihiei iayea-ahu ~ u stetrage
Canady. Mr. n Howe.
AP,LAcHiooLA-ship Uncss-Ci w Stow A 2 w l!iams.
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monkey painted white aud she showed signal which
took be red with white cross-tprehaby tbs ship aza,
Simpson hence for Montevideo Aug Cape Saint Mary
bearing NV By Wa leagues distances spoke British brig
ArIstocrat. bound in. -
Brig Br) Ready Rhiuo Patterson ~ days from Windsor.
with plaster, 70 Nevips Sou Lost jb.boom howspr,t
and by coming contact with ship am
bridge. off the Hook, on the Goth INST -
Brig lDansh Clara Lake OF ST Thomas 20 days from Pert
Pat with aSu and aS0 logs mahogsny TO Aymar
CO. 10th Ion "a spoke barque Venice ofPha-
delphia. . :,
6s Forest Drew days from Charleston. with mdse to
D Aidlige. 7,
Sch Chief, Van Name DAYS from Norfolk, with mdse, ,
Sch Olive, Smith, days from wilmington win naval
stores, to n l. McCready. . .
Sen Victory Pnfeld days from Alexandra with mdse 10
Surgis, Clsarmon * II
Sch Sashadoheck Down. ftom Bangor, win lumber, 70
sch3 Hope w Candy days from Washington, Nc, with
naval stores.
scnr Toplf Lamm, days from Baltimore, with md'e TO
Sloop Christopher Post Johnson days from York River
HclOyy.
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Uk. SWRNNt.'s.
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY,
THE GREAT REMEDY FOR
co ISL MI PHO N,

Colds Coughs Splitting Of Blood Bronchitis, Difficulty OF
Breathing, Asthma, Pain in the Side md Breast,
Wheopiug Cough, Group, and all Dis
orders of the Liver, and Lungs
Broken Constitution,
sc &c.
tues acquired celebrity which be shaken by
the many quack Nosrums with which the country abourds
The public fast learning thar this the only remedy that
be relied speedy and OF all
Diseases OF he Lungs II is literally Consumption
from the aad; herever 1t introduced and becomes KNOWN
all others dwndle into The public have been
humbugged long enough and resort oa medelne hch
the Of the eminent phyrcansa the land has
placed beyond the reach Of criticism bese.ng
up by publishing columns If forged cer6caesbpti 1t s
enough let the public know be obtained and
trial vii all OF great efficacy in curing those
distressing diseases above aamed which have bshed the sk
ofthe meat Learned sr.ettoass for ages herstpo'e W.T.
CHERRY the first preparation from tina. valuable tree
which introduced the pu oc and ample proof
afforded of by the being flooded with Bal
sans Candies and Mxures 81 Wild Cherry not one OF
which pared by regular phtsc although they h.vs
their guard ard have worthless palnsd upon
prepared by DIR SWAYNE, N. w. corner Of Eighth and
ac.sreets, Ihil ad iphia.
fresh supply has been received and for sale by Dr. w.
H Minor Of Broadway and John street, r. Sands,
2t5 Blocker Mnee john Dodd, III Broadway
Of 9Th street.; Lewis X Lane 32 lreenwca street, John e.
Hart 34S Grand of Norfolk street, Horace Eve
rett, 96 hudson Leonard WIN Bailey corner
Fulton and = nd streets Brooklyn Cook cor Pros,
pect and Bridge B,ookya and Benz Od 27s Broad
Lane and toadley Phelps Co.. 2 Water Jew York
1meod*r
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Fits! FitS!!

TVANS VEGETABLE EXTRACT-Au infalhle rene
dy for Epeptc Fits Falling Sickness Convul,ons NC
One OF the poprieors of this Invaluable Medicine was act
ed dreadful disease and during this
whole period oftme under medical without re-
c.ivng bene fit the contrary, the s were NOR frs
quent violent this is the universal experience OF all
that thus afflicted It well known that from time IL
mortal This se ae has b,od the skill OF all Physicians and
the boa,,sd power Of all medicine is now fifteen years
since remeiv has been scovered which restored
him to pe ect health hnndred testimony Of
efficacy of Vegetable Extract this hitherto
this nfble Remedy All tina, thus afflicted now
Principal Office 1874 Grand street. New York. and have their
cases examined aud advice free Of and where
certificates OF may be Price One Dollar
per bottle.
Iyans Vegetable Anti Bilious Pills for wing all morbid
and corrupt hamors, and purifying the blood Price twenty
ave eeuts box.
dso lmtr IvANs & HART, Proprietora
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args of man.laughter, ii the wifu murder could be

charge of mansaughter, if the wful murder could be
mol pros'd.
The District Attorney said there no evidence of
Fermentation, the weapon used being only common
pocket knife, and was doubtful whether jury would
agree TO convict OF wilfuI murder The witnesses
jury would be willing place full reliance upon their
testimony: He was not however, prepared TO abandon
the capital charge without intmaon OF the views
OF the Court.
The Chief Justice remarked, that the Court had ex-
amined the evidence and in 1t the difficulties which
had been alluded to. There TO believe
the killing premedit8ed and the re ,srded
the crime murder in the second degree not punish
ell cOpitally aud thought that the District Attorney
would be justified IN accepting the proposition OF prison
er's counsel Thus the business all settled in the
twinkling OF an eye and the prisoner, instead Of
trial Tor murder was sentenced to years in the
STATE prison.
Thr other case TO which alluded has been tried at
Dedham In October last, John Coos, of WIen,ham,
aged ABOUT forty, and having wife and five children,
eioped with Emily O. Forrest, young unmarried girl
and daughter of man who occupied part of Cooks
house They went TO Philadelphia, and We're gone
ABOUT three weeks when Cook returned to Wrentham,
and Miss Forrest went to Lowell and worked in one of
tne MUS until she was sent for The girl the princi
pa witness against Cook, and she said that although
,hey pad occupied the room he had violated
her chasty but had several times sought do it, TIE
charge Against him abduction, and the Jury found
nm gun'y' sentence has not yet been pronounced.
Sales OF Stocks at Boston.
DEC II shs Hamilton Nanuf Co 1913; Boston *
rrov K i4s ao Western RR as 81 do, 97i; 80 DO o7;
rs do 9s IS do, baod s7i; 1856 do hsos 97 $50 Bos
Ton 90 90 do. lls 90 do h30s l4i 10 Island RR,
ooi 100 do 553 80 do, b20is 56t 40 Nor Wor R os;
40 90, os3 30 do 6Sl so do b2Ods 90; Reading R
2fi 70 do 1T; $4,000 Reading RR Bonds, 1850. 10i
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Proprietor.
Circulation. Forty Thousand.

DAILY HERALD--Every day. Frce cents per copy
1925 per annum--payabie in sdvance.
WEEKLY HERALD Every Saturisy-Pncs az esat
SLIPS CENT. Per annum--payabb in advance
In advance.
PRINTING Of all kinds executed WIKI beauty and des
patch.
" All letters or communications by mail, addressed 70
the establishment must be paid, the postage will be
deducted from the subscription money reunited
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
Fropriettr Of the
~ New YoRs HERALD Esra sL,spMr~y,
NorAvest smpes n ystcs and Hasssp sRsSe
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ArALAcHcoLA-ShpU ncss3s3 blles cotton II do bsgrips
Boorman Johnston cog bales cotton 10 sticks C,lada
wood durout X cU-7 bales cotton K ID NJ StebDin,-
200 do & smta-l bales boxes ii TsIman-l bale
Parm.lre kogerg-ot Of hides Rchads-2j boxes enter
eo-6j boxes obscco Perkins Hopkns-5 boxes Hoyt-
bales tobscco James Hunter boxes d,-F Con- an.
q obs Williams col box Capt w Thurston brs
Trunk Mrs Il Nourss-l pbl silver Wnslow Coz casks
Miss Jane toser- cask Agent Maven Steamboat CO.
sacks Spears Vaadenhodj III bills
L'oss-,o sacks peas Pendl-,on Tyson.
NV ORLrAss-5hlp Sessoa3,5 baies hemp Newbold and
Cait-200 lead III Roxer26 bales Burru Johas nI
IL bbs beei Wi Browa-7o hbds sugn Goodhu. co..
0l hhds Butef Brpt iersNo pbs pork bba ur
suydam sg. Co.'S hhds sugar Meyer ekn.r 2, hsds
sugar H1wlaad AspinwaIls0 40 BaIawel5eo hae Boz
CART Mur-25 hhds sugar Thomson-i7 bbls tAioN X
Collins coo hhds to5acco Agnew Son-t7 hid, 70
bills s,t1ew3I bbs molssses Varupe Il Blu rpuI-
200 bale, cotton 20 bbis Allow 80 sssunde. order
CHARLEs ros-shp Oh reston-3 bales VidsI-l bbl b
Goldeale ties snrasue Robia, col Dbl Rev N Ham.
Il box heckheimer- boz Ball, Esq-i pigs "A Chtf.
6n-2o nales Leonard. Howe Nichos-65 bsles Cot %
le, Barrett ha.oa-s ebis Levy Thes,fhlo pkss
Cook Anthony Aahoney-3 bales OicuI McKes.on Coz
Tbws ernwsy, Henry SmtIa bales Hoibrook, Nelson
co-2 pkgs Burck, Myer sous boz Ms-10 tics TO
order. "
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY, PRINTING
AND BINDING.

Custom HoUsE, New YoRK,
CoLLEcroK's OFFICE, November q, 1o45
CEALED PROPOSALS will be RECEIVED at this office
~ I'll the 9th of December for furnishing Blank Books
and Stationery and for executing Printing aud Binding the
period OF from the s OF January next Tor the Gus
tom House establi shment at this poIt; 49,, -,
proposals must be separate for each OF th following
classes OF articles numbered to IA price, aud one price
only must be specified for each and article
the classes bad fo the Of the bids for each article
must be and the for each class
hbited Proposals not made accordance with those drec
tious sill not be considered.
Specimens Of articles may be seen at the Audi
tors Office in the Custom House, the articles furnished
be- OF the best quaty aud
pies, and TO be approved by the Collector
The lowest bidder for either class shall contract for
the into bond with satisfactory
the performance thereof under forfeiture Of twice the
tract price Of failure, which bond Is be
within ten days after the proposals. are accepted.
The right reserved, 1t should be necessary
der less supply of all of Of the articles
tanned the lists and articles not embraced therein which
may needed be furnished at corresponding with
those spectfed.
The articles and work will be ordered from time time
they wanted and they will he paid for quartery failure
required by the contracts and within time
OF ali which the Collector will be the final judge will
Proposals to be marked Proposals for Stationery Priu
ing, &C." =. ia, ...,.,.,.
furnished application at this office, those disposed
bid ,, >,,,,
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AN EXTENS IVE RAFFLE
THE elegant and f,vorte Hotel Dss DueI Fres, situated
opposite Duane Park, to be rafhed for above
by the LIST OF February or at time Intervening, tho
option ofh- aie; be divided to thirty three chances
500 chance the win becoming the possesaor the
IS il ineiudng their magnfcen, Ar Cushion
being dsi enter into business Philadelphia have
induced by many Of their friends who although
enabled to purchase their Hotel take this method
bring within the Of who willing 10 hazard
the amount for chance, wher there
Likelihood ofsucccss than in thousand the specua
tons that entered into every day The above Hotel
renovated last and furnished the
STYLE and the complete order In order that the
affair be conducted satisfactory TO the subscribers they
appoint Judges themselves who eompeteat
decide any disputes that may arise
Further Information will be by the propretors the
HOTEL DES Duck FREkES,
- . 1853 Duane street, opposite Duane Park.
N.B-1entlemsn requiring private rooms have them
70 rene OF chances, gratis d23 lm-r
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Sailed.
miscellaneous Record.

Ship Tennessee New Orleans; ha,gue Rio, Norfolk: John
prouer Apal chcca; brss Star, Norfolk Madison Apa
lachIcQls
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90 .r oG....
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con nnuns only tne hSaas u Soo ~ nsnsra,s
a"o Dg'S " .hsn ,. nnmher eds So tbs
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name - ihs impoitsf 70 DC inaefea'p se'"Hsa'e'
tfean oi S Stt i~tn'As
10 Ssit npd Ioal d.
Jo Esnsnss Accents
10 I. ssrn.n n..ea ,,S ovr,cr
SlonEhEEr no orri>h"
Al
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do PLAIN do
do Foolseap d,
do Yellow Envelope Paper.
.3gross red Tspe, No. II.
~ lbs brown lwihe. n
20 cards points rtrfyh rshS'
70 a 40 sansI do
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aug Nuns, 10, oo. graduated, 1 cad psacils
3 i Io1r rad ssai;ne WaI
unnr. ~. III
3 IIs s.ior r5 a 1sS INN
VAS req luz. pooLs
q snail n ai isss e. Rants
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Blank Aaarsss Book
, CaS p3ohs-
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ALBANY, Dec. 81, 1915
More Of TIC Newspaper Changs-Saow Storm, Sc
am told, upon high authority, that my statement
IN my last, relative TO Z. Croswell, is perfectly
right and true. He will proceed 10 Washington
immediately You will recollect that you said,
weekssgo, 'hathe would abdicate in favor of Sherman
and your prediction is about to be fulfilled This will
cause tremendous excitement at Washington. | suI-
pose the Objects at this important the affairs Of
the nation iiae all the power and talent in
the country, upon the Government organ. We shall
tremendous quantity OF snow has fallen since my
last. There is now, probably. foot OF snow upon
the ground ami continues 10 fall very fast The
ieraiure is very moderate The sleghing Of curse is
excellent and yesterday (Chrstmas) ssighs
out with six and eight horses attached, filed with the
most ravishng and voluptuous females and beautiful
hours great number OF members have arrived, and
engaging al the hotels Tie first corners are
securing rooms at the Delaven Hotel and the Mansion
House
The New York mail. due Thursday, 10 PM was
twenty four hours behind It's time.
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NOTICE .bY given, application will be made
IN the Legislature of this next session for an
act incorporate Society called the "Hemans Brothers Be-
nevolent Society'
New York December II, 1896 dis 2tsw6wsre
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ACCORDlONS ANDl MUSIC BOXES
VNHE SUBSCRIBER, Manufsctur and Importer OF Musical
lnsyents has for sale large Of Accordions
steal Boxes and all kinds OF Musiosl Instruments.
EDWARD BACK,
dle 2wirr 81 Fulton, cor Of Gold st.
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TEXAS LANDS FOR SALE.
bO, 600 TfXAs 70, OR sale on liberal terms Also
Ffeel Thanand Dollars City Of Sabine Stock Titles inds
"'' 80 'o'"'' y D''''A''' u HORATiO GRlFFITa.
Baltimore, Dec Is, ls45 DIG lawaw re
IN CHANCEEY-R the Vice LhaneelIor Thomas
L Smui Charles Oakley anu al State Ct New York IS
10 pusu of decrral order Of this made II the
cause will he sold public auction At the erchan
Exchange city Of New York under the direction o. .ne
und. rssned the matters OF the said coprt ly
O'clock of that day al rest residue aud remain
der the Of years from ting hr Day May
1926 that certain lnenfure q lease ,e oy tnc
the city New York Richard Oakley, bearing date tbs
fourth day Of March 1926 and recorded in the office OF tue f
Ker of deeds for the and county Of New York IN Eher
lot, situate yag aad being the Na,h Ward Of the
city of New Yerk beng part Of the lands Of the said Rector
churcbwdens and OF Triaiy church. the c'y
Of New York aud distinguished msr or chart OF sucn part
the numbe's undred end hrtynne hnGdd
and forty and hundred and s9 no. Hil The
said three lots taken eg ther helnz bounded rs follows
bernnrg on the eastery side of Hudson point ds
fee, five inches nohwsIdy from the corner
formed by intersection with the norhery side OF Barrow
street. running thence Hudson street seven
thee and ncne to the southw@stery corner o. ot
number hundred aud thiyght thesce eastwadly at
right angles with Hudson street huaded feet thence
souhwaidy and parallel with Hudson sevenyee feet
and inches thence trard along the line oil lot tuosr
ofheginning subject annual ground of dollars
and eg cents each OF the sa lots pay
abs hayeary togebet It'll all and snen the edces ana
budiurs said premises and all aud act:
article said indenture Of coasined snd
all benefit be derived heref with the sppor-
tenances. Dated New York De-, ,sh ls!3 n,r,rNc
Master in Ch-nc-ry,
Cromwell and NMt-n, Solicitors dis 2sw3w
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TO DRUGGISTS

VIZ .ANPED-By a youu. married man, a situation IN a
w Whoiesale Retail Drug Store who produce the
best of city reference regards ability snd character ote
addressed Druggist this office will with immediate
sf,.nfior dl3r
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CkO1ON WATER
NJ OTTO E-Those persons taxing the Croton Wafer would
DO well call and examine the premium Water Filters
ths subscribers. They constructed
ih4t they only clarity purify the turbd
rendering il ysaae ciraness aud dvrsting il o
impurty. They be attached to Croon water-pUes.
STONE BROTHERS.
Croton Plumbing aud Water.Fer Establishment No. 800
Broadw nv, betty Walker and White de lmfr
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WANTED,
CUBSCRlBERS-At CLARKs * sTEVAN'S Free Agen:
cy and Temperance Int igence Duane street west Of
Broadway where they have good faithful with
any charge and also with little delay possible cooks
WATERS &C. description aud Of good moral character
FIRST rate Cook on hand Duane n20 lm+rh
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THE PLUMBE NATIONAL DAGUERKIAN
GALLERY AND PHOTOGRAPHIC DEPOT,
OH BROADWAY, upper corner OF Murray over Ton
neys jewelry store, awarded the Medal four Frat
premiums md two" Highe. Honorn at the Exhibition AZ
Boston New York and Philadelphia respectively Tor the best
pictures aud apparatus exhibited
rumbes Premium Carnern Instructions Plates Cases &c
forwarded 70 any desired point lower than by any 9th
or m .nuIactoTy o2a 2mD6Wsmc
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WANTED,

A FEW ACTIVE YOUNG MEN TO 20 South or West, TO
N AgeA for the sale ofnew and popular Publications
$500 and above their will be insured to them IN
writing with opportunity OF clearing 81 900 per year some
n-n now in employ viii doubt make over 81 900 per
year clear Of ell Each will have his district VIII
good fitting out Apply at FRENCHS Publishing Hail. 29s
Broadway stairs Of the Flag All letters must be post
maid. Dc lmfrc
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81 100 REWARD will be given any person that will
IOU prove that PRICE, 2s Division stsest. hs, not
OF Bali Flowers than all the
other Aaca Flower Manufacturers III the city Exhibition
frao one month. dx7 imsm
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FRENCH
vINAUGHT on the Robertsonan System-By Edmond Du
j Busson, A. NJ second evening class in the
being formed the Select School No ~ Greene
Of Houston This has acquired the highest ce
lebr,ty Europe the best and expedition
ng the language and spanking il with rapdty
Further particulars made known application
above betw tire hours Of g. A. NJ, aud O'Clock, NJ
and Monday Wednesday and Friday evenings from too
I'm yh
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To DRUGGISTS.
A RETAIL DRUG STORE, situated in = thriving neigh
"A horhaod stock fixtures the best and doing flee bu
sness cheap for cash the proprietor being called to
country practice Apply No $50 Water street corner Seam
mel ,treet d22 6tsmc
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
A LARGE assortment Of Periamery and Elegant Fancy
"A Articles, highly scented Soaps &c. well suited for Holy
day Presentor sale at the Depot No Courrland street
JOHNSON. vRooM & FOWLER.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-05-08
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS

Tie sgGing slorsi0ns il Virginia have resul.ed
n he slnot entire Eaooos e he Drmeuary.
IL sssuras. % iar. make a aIsaaa certain Dr.
INV have eeAnied he Hoa.s of Delegates, and sl.l
tary hars sleeied N the ment<rs q coagress bul
sno-b<ins whig los of sHo mernhers Is CON-
r.pca with ile las congresA The delegation n
ths nsHl Congress wiH stand "a Locos and /
Wig Tie Petersburg InieIiisencrr of he ID
ias,sHt. sayE Enough i already known % con-
,.nrr us that The Hhigs have bern shamerally
lcalsn. hosh in the State Lssilsiure and iOr Con-
srsS By tleir own cOnsens-thrOagh lheir ana
DIS and indiaernoe-shey have lei the eIeciion
70 b. defaull--and this, 600. IN contics and dis
l,r,s where ihsy had the strength % elers lheir
ON eaRiidIic<"
A. something 10 cheer us smidss tllis gloom. We
are hspry TO sc that the accomplished and Ia
lralsd sailor Of the InieIkgenccT. John w. syine,
ss.. has tten elccied 70 he Legislature from The
lSwn Of Petersburg. lie beat his competitor,
Hugh 4. Garland, esq- IS woes
The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-05-08
MEyICO AND TEXAS.

The Tos del Pueblo of the 9th instant
contains considerable portion of the me-
mortal addressed TO the Chamber Of De.
puties by Don Luis Cuevas, Minister for
Foreign Affairs, on the subject Of the an
nexation of Texas. We have been struck
on its perusal by the comparative mo-
deration of lis tone, and by the ingenious
array Of argument in favor of the pecu-
liar views put forth. lie frankly ad.
mits that war with Texas presents pc
culiar difficulties which merit grave con-
sideration before the Republic determines
upon series of barren sacrifices. The
population of Texas, he argues, is entire
ly foreign; they have no sympathy with
the Mexicans, and their political, social
and religious principles are entirely oppo'
site those of Mexico. To attempt TO an
nihilate such a people, or induce them to
abandon their territory, would be little less
than absurd. To believe that Texas could
continue united to Mexico, would be an
inexcusable error. No power within the
scope Of Mexico could accomplish such