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From the New Orleans Bulletin, May 80.
LATEST FROM THE RIO GRANDE.

LATEST FROM THE RIO GRANDE.
The steamers Galveston. Capt. Wright, and
James l.. Day, Capt. Griffin, arrived from the
Brazos ST. Jago last evening, both vessels ha wing
left on the 9th inst, within about an hour of
each other.
Owing TO mail-arrangement in the Pos, Of.
fee. We could not obtain our correspondence last
night. No event, however, of i'm or,ance had
occurred. passenger on the Galveston had fur
nlshed us with some interesting details connected
with intelligence received by previous arrivals.
On the l7th instant, large portion Of Gen.
Tayl army moved up the river for the purpose
Of crossing, Gen. Il. remaining at the fertilization
with about 300 men. AS the army were seen by
the Mexicans on the opposite side 10 leave the en-
campment and approach the fnrd, Arsta sent
flag of truce to Gen. Taylor requesting an armis-
tee Of six weeks, giving for his request,
that he desired to communicate with his govern
ment. Gen. T. answered, that he would give
him till O'Clock the next morning TO evacuate
the city of Matamoras, and would permit him 10
take the public property under his charge The
flag Thea returned. On the next day. (the 18th. J
the enemy crossed on fats of their own cons,ruc-
ton, and the bodies of wagons caulked. The
Brown. On arriving at the city, it was discov-
cred that Arista with his forces had departed,
leaving only the mounted batteries
All the mortars and such of the military appa.
ratus could not be removed, in their haste to
escape. were thrown into the wells. A party
from our army went out to reconnoiter immediate
ly after the entrance of Matamoras, and overlook
portion Of the retreating Mexicans, twenty two
of whom were made prisoners. 1t 10 understood
that Arista's Head Quarters are at San Fernan-
da, about ninety miles distant from Matamoras.
Gen. Taylor issued orders to his army not TO
take anything from the inhabitants, without nav
ing full value. The citizens of Matamoras are
permitted to transact business as usual, with the
exception of selling strong drinks. Com. Conner
with most of his squadron had sailed for Pensaco-
la. for the purpose, no doubt of refitiing.
The steam schooner Cincinnati. Capt Smith,
was at Matamoras; the Mary Kingsand, at an
Choir off the bar; the Augusta, aground in the bay
the Sea, Florida and Monmouth, were Tightening
over the bar. The ship Ondiaka had arrived
safe.
On the passage to the BRACES, man named
Mitchell. Of the Nicely Guards. on boa I'd the
Galveston. stabbed one of his comrades, name not
recollected, giving him a mortal wound he died
on Monday morning. Mitchell was taken on
shore in irons.
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VERA CRUZ BLOCKADED-THE pow
ERS OF AMERICAN CONSULS ANNULLED-
ALL AMERICAN ORDERED TO THE iNTF.
RlOR OF THE COUNTRY-EFFQRTS OF
The MEXICAN GOVERNMENT TO USTAIN
THE WAR &c '
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deep interest the welfare of my countryI desire
her moving such and works, shall
title her to all the rpthets Of honorable
But | 90 not n4ced | cannot, believe that tne
III progress viii attach either beneficial
honorable character this Government; can 10
less than express my sorrow, when reflect upon the
condition brought into by the suiiern-s ana des
olatons occasioned by had lattered myself that
the igon prossed be governed BY we'll the
pacific OF ch-stendon, that the tue pro2hesitd u
was 1t hand, when nations should learn war no
Hut alas! Will man never learn wisdom y hat
is there that We can conceive Of greater
to the human fiullv than war When behold Tie pre-
partons going now, til heart rns under The CON
s!eratIon think all the engines OF DE- trEcoa are Il
be brought operation, 10 perform the WORK q aath
and destruction And what be ca!neI ~ II Wives
iIolgcd children made orphans, ana In; nation Gegra
ded ana imposer he'd that perhaps half century will
scarcely reStorc condition 1t enjoyed At its com
rnenceneut would ask thee, what the character
stc christianity Thy not love al4 good wall 70
man How tlel lay claim 70 the eteeIlenel It
incu~aes while IN the practice Of crimes committed by
man In lis degenerate STATE. by appeal - arms, We
bring down the mild and rational religion ot sHs thrst
10 level with the acts and uuges Of tine sivag aAa bar
barian; ami thereby blended In The Same aiIsEoft
with them in cruelty and Degradation II ere IS excel
ency IN the christian NAME why eNolt it. By living
conforaably to Surely must be lost 10 sense OF
our best interest suppose shall md acceptance WITH
= i,,st God while IN our practice directly thaart lis
inJunctlons to US
10 not attcr tiyself with the vain 4ea that because
thou hast been promoted to the Presidency by party for
special purpose that thou AIT thereby licensed to nerp"-
trait, such act oi injustice weak and uhoiehdta@
people with IMMUNITY. tell thee my. Man however
high he may be sacd. ana however great Tia" power
conferred linn by his friends, noserthciess -ol IT." T.
the changes the ylssituGes Incident to the iray OF ms
nature. And believe these changes not only in
creased bat eopardzc the peace, tranquility ASA tie eNs
;,cc of his being, by departure from the line Of justice
and mercy And Iat thou maycst return. ANA HAT spec
oily justice, is the desire and prayer of Thy real
friend FREDERICK HOOVER.
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Tor TIA, Richmond f'a}1a fjun.

or Tue bRHAHiond rata.
70 Jar"> II. roll,. president af the t. states:
believe i to be duty now a. The Tranquility al m,
Nation has been seriously interrupted =, the invasion OF
Mexico by American General and ARMY ana done by
thy instruction, 10 address lew lines to the that my
stand acquitted from all participation the oitum tle
guilt and the blood that may h, shed ths conflict.
"tPr'''ie war in every form ard fog any cause aud cs-
PeoHy he present attack upon Mexico. Iclnnot be-
hold 1t IN any other light, than an urJu~tiablc outrage
upon The rights The peace and dignity of nations be-
hete further, that The perpetrators OF such acts of in
tee viii not escape the Just judgments Of God and the
abhorrcnce q Az good men. Ana also believe i !.
Row 4 4 was formerly, That righteousness ey,eth a
ration bur SIN is TeProach any people" lhaye also
harned from history, and my experience ana of,
taon confirms TO the fact that Rulers ana tboSo -,
satlority who follow the way OF sin and inc1,ity
aaVe generally brought their 10 an unttInel
4hese considerations have prompted me 10 suggest for
nFserl'uS thoughts IN nme4a,s change IN ,hv course.
a 'he officers And army home ana restore fcac by acts
y justice The tunes, to me, appear to be porteniops
lhs elements OF CsScerd IN to be in ,,,,, rt
ing the public mind; the Union appears 10 h, sb,L,r
Preparatory dissolution ana all. it Is brlcvel ia,
arose from conviction the minds ct many that IN,
constitution has been dSrcc ar,cd ana tramed u,n ;,
= extending the area Of slavery. l. nevertheless feel
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For the Richmond Palladium.

"
Nc'SJ& EdfoIs:-As lhaye been frequently cnfulred OF
nhout The which produce the different changes IN
the appearance Of the cionGs, and what produces thunder
gusts rains, &C. have thought that II might be
satisfactory TO my friends and the subscribers -
me- Palladium 10 ofye an e <pIanaon in it, as an answer
+, tho~,, enquiries
i:..- ~ -
Sci't'''" e'ief'''e oN'i '''s ''ii''' ''-'7t' "
tcr generally dry-the atmosp ''Ht'H> OUT as'i
portion Of that ktlI OF es called hydrogen. and the
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Richmond, Sth Of August, A u. 1915


4 Delrious Pic-I!Re deep dish with some short
crust, and take gibets Of Young chic enS, thu ccSe
pair Of Siuahs, ana Them with small piece
picked pork slices, LAY them the uSh season
with pepper salt: take halt dozen green
quite tender, II from the cob. fill up the dish with
with ami bake hour take off tte top
and pour hall pint cream hot- It's goa3
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! cannot realatabor nv tatber.' sail the Ial.
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ton u5 how vl.a Io died, ,hav sold Es house
An I.,,f ,.#..... d.. i III, 5i,.l,..r Lral , r
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Or ,aT,tod for cI...fa- ar t,o4 W. b,4 !, s,r,.u
o-r!ou and Il s5al and they left mother 7 COW.
In tho Summer tIe COW tsad II run in the strno.
md ~i,ar anil M. hrln,d +, t,l,a gar. f tho
den. when he formers %, their hav in
worked with one and another. and they ravo ~
iay e,t,,,,lll =, l.fx..au winter.
NJ ,,nr, .,,, ,o,rsofl WIZ, mother l;f
Sha woa ej.,. Ion, t5,,a. = tiaj rci.,hb,r tool.
care 81 her :JI tae vhtie. We did No. know
how sick st,a was until we were led to bar he'd
SIDE when sho was diving. The kind woman
that took care Of my mother s;od till tlo last.
Eou. tho d ! mother was buried sho took us
homo with ner ana then sho tod Us VIC could ~.
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Il Advertisements ,-A b. ooa<9eaoas!y inserted
..Po.Ls3.ur' at the toloirins rates:
oae square Of 10 ircS, .250m's 3 ,reeks 81 90
iaao@aci"" names Of eaadiiefes fer etfce, 100
Il ftoerai discount the cJooe those aGreg-
Se by tie gear Advertisements lriH BE- fs-
I'D ts y lte adce5ser dfnise t.aae
No alrestSrt tciu b Considered less taa ono.scuare
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From TIE Philadelphia SATURDAY Courier
TIL. TWIN ORPHANS.
CHAP TER |.
81 Z. F. WELD.


por, on the Y. +. tore.her and had for many
laws Both ycssa,s belonged t. one owner. and
wDitc The one was uow, after tarae wears ab-
s,,,,. i, r.,t-n ,;arn, - a.,r ,y,a II rn,ooin
trad.r., fI.,,L ~, ro9, B,.n vessels were ali5c
short lodi an agreement had been mn 10
hetoean tp, masters. 10 draft tv., men f.am tn,
r.,ng ia5ao vessel :, man the hoynevard bound.
erha falavkz were tho las. corners. mad hrr
row were called af.. and IL n few words the
captain expressed his wishes. stating further tia.
i remained with them to DECIDE. which should he
tho TWO The day was riven them 10 spend a.,
tbcv chose and the CROW oF tLe <araa4 Ind n
s5n,4lar ,nauIuonco.
Liberty with Jack is liho~ty: aal 70 answer
his IDEAS Of The same he must bo ashore ii il were
On = sandy lna.b even. Nov, laatiua tn, SKIN.
a- ~ overhaul Ie documents and I'll. mate. I,
orfta l..,ors. anI HE ralaaiaio, ftpctlonaries.
the COOKS aud tie stewards. Is nix Of phiIada!.
fla w.!, thc.y arc sure 10 visit vhen IN funds.
we y IN 70 ashore with tho ii',art, men, V hen.
ever a uhalesncn may pu. IN % relit or a chqnce
merchantmen may ston to .,ade. II NAV with
4atl.y +, aysrr.I Daluleria or n rror.shon IS
t. b, found. ana here. be5,nr lack ;,ag ION for
tho same, Won NAV be sure - find HIM So hay
mr. rayc4 Tho vav. WHY. ,.o vii cross tn, tbres-
/ hold of Don Joyea's rrorsrsry, and for the time
bet, sea-. ourselves NTH tho .ygocrow-. "IIold
on a Bit" no: too fast with YOUR conclusions: wo
are NOT r7ils 10 ,oln a ro,og.s set Of ltgabonds
bn, tic rcycr.o-intelIcant honc.: tars-mon
who would honor any calling. and who arc hero
for the very reason liza. Oh shore there is no 9TH
or r.1aco for ,hcn.
iiomoward buani AMI outward bound aro coz
yers.ng together, and II YOU viii listen. yoa viii
sind one thetre mostly discusssI-hotua. IS,
hero those destined to be absent, Debating
kind messages and ;,ticctionao regards to friends.
ana as each dia;es upon the good qualities Of
mother, wife, or sweetheart. tho ca~o may be-.
YOU may believe rs he says. that there never was
sweetheart, uite, mother, who could compete
with his.
ih" question Is 70 who should embark IN tho
returning vessel has been decided BY l5t though
10 look abop; On tho con:cntcI faces Of the group
il " ouIl DO difficult matter 10 determine who
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mircd. All else was blank. knew
nothing saw nothing, till an unna,u-
raj light lit up the vacant page, and dis
covered to my returning vision, the
words. "My Soul" and then still,
small voice, as soft as the hushed eve
ming zephyr, whispered, "What shall
it profit man if he gain the whole
world and lose his own soul"
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in my soul Mount Vesuvius had
busted some place in the neighbor-
hood. But do you suppose stood
there long? No stree! l lust
walked right through that barrel
and come out the tother end so
quick that 1t really looked asha-
med Of itself.
Now here am a rale propel-
ling double revolving locomotive
Snolly Gostcr, ready to attack
any thing but a combination of
Observation-Disclosures
road, iron and hot water"
The following is given as an ex-
tract from sublime speech in a
murder case in Texas
May it please your honor-I'm
bald bald Not bald from age,
but from q knowledge Of the law.
And what does the law say? mur-
der. murder, says the law, is the
killing of a reasonable being un-
der the kings peace Whar's the
king i? thar's no king here Thank
God, the Lone Star shall shine
aloft And Ill speak on this case
until the queen OF nioht sits in the
west-yea, until the wild cow bel
lows in the morning sun p
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the first corner" and sees no con-
nubial prospect ahead, it is natu-
raj she should look out.
When you find a man doing
more business than you are, look
at the advertisement he has in the
newspapers, and look out.
Look out for rain when the al
manac tells you TO, and ii it don't
come why you can keep looking
out.
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in their payments, the pride and
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But, on the contrary, if his SUBJ
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him OH i'll his course by smiles Of
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that could possibly step between
US and the qualification of every
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We would know on other pleasure
than their satisfaction. How much
then can the supporters of a news
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respectable indeed, without con-
cl,rrino efforts on their part. thu
publishers Of a newspaper will not
cannot bestow the attentionDwhich
is necessary to make it what it
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The tomb Of Washington is now
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Every year this pilgrimage Of pa
triotism appears to increase.
Thomas w. DORIS health is said
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cariOus 90 -
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their brother. if can get another sheet
Of paper, and get permission, will write
to Milton, conccrnigg my land affairs in
Texas, if not he or Robert must sec
TO them, any how, they arc worth at
tending TO. Either Of them can admi-
mister and become my lawful owners.
My situation and condition are indiscr-
bablc, can't say more. Keep this let
ter as long as you live, If you think any
thing of nc.
/ had 81, 300 in gold, when was ia
ken, and about three hundred and sixty
three dollars in silver, all of which tile
Alcada told me that the President. Gen.
Herrera, would have remittcd to the
Treasurer Of Texas, SO that my relations
should have it. wish Milton or Ro-
bert to sec to that, and pay off every
debt owe in Tcnncssc II owe but lit
tic in Texas. Poor unlucky creature
am.
Oh mother! My dear mother
tongue cannot express my feelings: but
| die the death of q brave soldier.
Had l reached Texas in safety,
again; should have been back and
paid every cent owed. No doubt there
are many harsh words and thoughts
against me there, but can't help it now,
fortune has turned against me.
My poor companions know not what
has become Of them. When l was so
badly wounded, we were separated, and
l have never heard of them since.
Perhaps they were murdered
Tomorrow morning is Christmas,
and have 10 go to that world Of spirits,
from whence no traveller ever returns !;
my God save me!
Oh mother! the rising of one more
sun 10 me, and then l shall try the reali-
tics of another world
FurewelI! FarcwcN Forercr!
J. YOUNG BURNEY
CHASED BY A LoCoMoTlvE.-The
following is a Hoosier's" dcscrip-
ton of his first sight of u Locolno-
tive, and his adventure consc-
qucnt thereon.
Il come across through the
country, and struck your railroad,
and was plying it about four knots
an hour. Now ! had hearn tell
of locomotives, but never dreamed
Of seeing one alive and kicking :;
but about two miles from hereT
hearn something coffin, sneezing
and laundering, and | looked
around. Sure enough here she
come down after me plowin the
airth up and splitting the road
wide open with more smoke and
fire flying than or'to come out of
hundred burning mountains.
There was a dozen wagons foller-
ing arter her, and to save her tar
nal black, smokey, noisy neck, she
couldn't get clear Of them. Tdon't
know whether they scared her up
or no, but here she come foaming
at the mouth-with her teeth full
Of burning red hot Goals, and she
pitched right straight at me as il
she was going into me like a thou
sand Of brick-I couldn't stand it
any longer, so l wheeled round
and broke down the road, and be-
gan to make the gravel fly in evc-
ry direction. No sooner had /
done that than she split right after
me. and every jump l made she
squealed like thousand wild cats !!
She began to gain on me comm up
a little hill, but we came round a
pint to a straight level ON the
road. Now Things l, I'll gin you a
ginger, as l am great on a dead
level, so pulled to it and soon got
myself under full speed, and then
she began to yelp and howl and
cough and stamp and come on full
chisel, and made the hui earth
| oh Lx, DIT
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Two deaf mutes were married
on Monday morning in New York,
by Rev. Mr.. Carey, at the Deafand
Dumb Asylum. The ceremony
was performed in the language OF
signs, and was attended by the
inmates of the institution.
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Whitley furre'. grinding Of the teeth, fetd breath,
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sickness aud pains 10 TIC ciomach, bo~eseither too
oosiNe ~ too lVosc, great lrrtluluofs unnatural
craving for clay DIRT Or chalk cole, convictions,
fits, &c. &c
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Ne~bern n. { May sd. ~.
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