Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-07-22
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No. 80.

co ompelred<to run her ashore This is the
same b oat which Took ever The Gaines
Rangers. .all but .one 5of whohle left her a.
Galveston, She had about 1000 bushels
ofcoal on board. and some other freight.
The boat will be a total loss; thescargo
partly savedin a. damaged state. 4sS, ~ s
!. The Galveston ,Eiyilian says, the ap-s
poinin neni, Of, Captain 10 ,lha new, Regi.s
lneuto Mpunled Riaemen .,ias been de.s
cHned. BY Mr.; Walker. We have seen the
same statemeutmade in. some ofthe Nors5
thern papers bat, are notyet preparedto
yield assent.to thefn..i - $50 ili IN q.
Seven oompanies OF Mounted Rihemen
from the, Red River,.counties of Texas,
passed ihroue h,Aps1in on ihe 19:hrdlt., on:
their way ~ San Antonio where ,hey
would be mustered into The serIice.of the
United States for the war, They. are said
10 be,well,moanted and dequipped, anditos
be composed Of the best class Of Texan,
citizen soldiers. i:.The following is a list of
the companies, containing 498 men in alEs
Capt. d. sMontagae.from Fannin coaua coun-
ty, 70 men; Capti w. ID. Dagiy, Fannin
aud l,a,nar. !8o; Capt. Is. M Ballard
Red River. 20; Capt. J., S. Gillel. Lamar. +
C.; Capt.iB ,.;P. Smith, Red River, ~
Capt. L. M Rice. R6wie, 65; Capt. Il.
ID. Lewis. FanB1n,i75. ~. ,.i,,.,.., >. {s Tl4fs
Lieut.. Gov. Horton arrived in Austin
on the19th ult. with his family, and would
remain there liH The return of Gov. Hen-l
dei soE.:l .sAs :,.s.i .. j, .sff 81 ~.
y, ltis said that General Lamar will sbe 5
elected Brgadier General OF the. Texas
Volunteers. Gen. BurIeslon refusing to be-
a candidate against him. "; n.sr,5l tyJss,l,;
:, Reports. of rather, ,au indefinite character
had reach San Antonio,. that the, Mexicans
were roacentt rating a fnrge force at Ptesi.!.i
dio de Rio Graade,.fo the purpose Of
marching against.,S San Antonio. The re-.
Port failed TO excite much alarm among
!tnesl le4anss !, ,a-ai, r..,p -. iis,i
-, We think IL has before heen mentioned ii
that the u. S. Dragons; formerly ys.alion.f.r
ed at Austin, ieftio the l6rhiul,.sior San
SAntonio.si ss.s, .;..sis. ,gs s5
y! Capt. M. E. Smell, of The Texas yolun.,a 4
teers, arrived at Galveston in lie GaIves.
ION from the army, for the purpose Of rais- II
i1g from lhsee 10 fonrecomp mpanies of foor.
2HeSrYonld not remain5 10 enroll item .bim-,.f
SELF bht appointed other persons for thats...
.daty and you'd return 10 Point. Isabel IL g
atsg days
General Ia Yega - Rbe4 resident fias $ $
given PelnissiouSSio this geniletna and L
otheEi MexicaR o3hcersa no Is ipftbis civ. TO-,
reside during The moDihssof July August
;Sepiember, aHd October, ir,s Louisville. Z
Harfodsharg, ,Franklort, or. Lexington. irs *
Kentucky or Cincinnati, Yellow Spf;npi
Dayton. OF 4 aColumbus, in Ohio !, and fer
the remainder Of the year at Baton Rouge
,or New Orleans. until otherwise -ordered.
They are to makeio the Adiutanl Gen,I.
oflhe Army monthly statements as TO their
residence. .,itis intimated bN Gen. Scott
through whom the permission is grained.
that should Gen. Vega desire 10 visi, other
Parts:of the United States, either alone or
accompanied by one or more Of his brother
officers. ea parole. his wishes will be COM
piled wilh.-N. O. Picayune.
i st. Juan D. Cgioa.-The Franco. Amer.
1can OF the 9th, states that its Washine,on
correspondent had been informed by hieh.
asthority, that the Cabinet ,on. the 7tb. of
July, determined to order an attack unon !,
the fortress Of ST. Juan D'UIIoa by the y.
American feet now bIockadlng Vera Cruz.
The cholera.-The London eolrespoo-
dent of the Boston Atlas. writing on the z
day of the. sailing of the Britannia, says:pg
-"lt is reported !o,day in the city, that tthess.
AsIatfe cholera has made its. appearance
al Hull. 1t has been kpown for some. i.
time tha, the cholera,has appeared in sew 4
eral places between India. and Russia, IT,
having taken precisely tbs same route as 8,
it did many year siuce.' Z, 49,
Fronsthe Republic of: ths RIO Grande. juns 2s. g
: DIED.-On the 18th Instant on, the ops,
posile bank Of the Volunteers. Dr.. VIM, :,
A.. Norris, late of EBayog Sara, La. sDr.sc
Norris was native Of Columbia. South !,
Carolina--was educated ia the College in
that place.. under Abe pupilage OF the Z.
celebrated DR.. Thomas Cooper, Of that in
stilutiop, DR. Norris emigraIed 10 Mississipp;
in 1884, and seuledin Woodyille, Wi-
,kipson conntry, which he Represented with i
ability in The Legislature, of that State for;
six years. He connected himself with: the
press in 1888, aud the papers he M edited:.
(the Peoples: Advocate" "Woodville. :
Republican, and Bayou Sara Ledger, ~ :.
were distinguished for their, candor and !.
usefulness. - s. ,Sf
lsthnias ef Panama. "a The English go.fs.
.veinnent, has granted s. lou. 600 pes, an. s
mum 70 the. Royal Transallan.ics Steau. q.
Navigation :Ce4pany, fol /. the, .establisbr
ment of a. post route to. The PacjfcAasrpsssl
the lsthmussof Darien.t The arrapgsments
to be made are such. as TO. permt sieam-ssf
er TO depart from Panama for Valparaiso
every month, touching at, all Abe impert-