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stirring News from the Army.

Sooner, but certainly, than had anticipated,
bad tidngs have reached from gallant little army
upon the Mexican onter-sent there. u.s.
spirit OF brayado and the imminent hazard OF be-
ing off by the superior force which ought have been
obvious the Mexcans might at any moment concentrate
upon that point Already, too, begins be admitted
(see the interesting letter the New Orleans Topc that
bravery OF the Mexican soldiers and the skill of their
officers have been greatly moderated and hope,
sequently that there will be exhibitions Of that
fool hardiness, which prompted OF oee at the
head of small accommodating party 10 attack the advance
guard OF a formidable army-psyng with his own and the
lives Of his comrades the penalty of his rashness.
The news of Gen. Tayor's critical position has It will
be perceived created great excitement in New Orleans
well as IN Texas and thousands OF volunteers, doubt
not are marching his relief And hope they may
not be too late ham from the large force, by
which, at the last dates he threatened. Fearful will
be the rerbution If he and his army have been off,
that will await those by whose orders they subjected
TO this needless peril.
This is among the first fruits of annexauon--a war TO
defend d lroster which were assured was itself BE-
an impregnaSle wall Of defence!
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Adjournment of Congress.

The truth OF the statement, made few days by the
National ntegeneer, that speedy adjournment Of Con-
gress was meditaied by OF the Administration men,
bers and which vehementy denied by the Union
and the itself declared be Wing device 10
enap the simple Locos abandonment Of their du
ties, is entirely confirmed by in the House OF
Representatives on Thursday last Mr. Stephen Adams
Locofoco member from Mississippi, that day. offered
resolution proposing adjournment, die, the 18Th
Of July but being order, could be consider
ed without suspension of the rules On the motion 10
suspend them, the v.te ayes l0l, 62. A de-
cded maority thus shown be in favor Of an early
adjournment; though majority Of thirds being neces
sary suspend the rules, the consideration Of the ques
ton has been for the present defeated. This movement
has alarmed the Union. expresses regret that such
submitted ALL and asks Its respected NOV
er" il he expects "cany the measures" which the
Locofocos Washington accomplish, by the
middle Juyl Finally the UniOn protests against it in
the OF the people," OF whose opinions and wishes 1t
know than their Apprenticeship the
game OF justice" which seems appehend some Of it,
friends about odsregard-"and in the name of every
thing which the Republican (Locofoeo pnry hold DEAR
by which refers imagine, Power and the Spois
Whether Mr.. Stephen Adams aud his political associates
will willing to this imprisoned invocation re-
mains TO be We hInk the "peOpe" will rejoice at
the adjournment Of Congress they can pass the
Appropriation bisthat Justice" would have no objection
whatever witness that eyen-and that "eyery thing
which the" country ought to "hold dear,"-we mean il.
great interestswoud be vastly promoted BY its speedy
! contamination.
or the Virginia delegation, Metsrs. VIM c. Brown and
Hubbard voted in the affirmative, and Messrs Bayy Bedn.
GER Chapman. Dromzooe, Hopkins, Hunter, Johns IN
PendIeton and Seldom in the negative.
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elected Bishops Thursday neat a. IL O'clock An an.
Washington street NJ. +. Church.
pr. CspIs, from tho COMMITTEE on Mbslons. presented
Report No. = IRON that committee the pub
eauon Of enlarged Caeehsm for tho uso Of the MI.
mons Of VI. b. Church. South, which read and laid
upon tho table for tho present. 80 =
Dr. Cspes also presented report from tho same com,
mitce In relation 10 the matter, which committed 10
them Yesterday part Of which adopted and tho remain
der laid on the table. -
On motion Of Mr.. l.. Pierce, Il WINS
hssoired That Committee be appointed with instruc-
tons to digest and bring forw early possible plan
or rssog money Tor the support of all the
tons sustained by the Methodist T. Church. South Which
was ON his motion, laid the table for the present.
DIR. Geo. r. PIERCE Chaifmaa Of tho Committee ON Tin
eraney presented report Ia part which, on notion was
laid on the table I'LL tomorrow.
On motion OF Dr. Ferguson, IL was
kssosred That COMMITTEES Of five be appointed by the
Bishops To dsught Pastoral Address Ut their con-
vcnience.
Mr. Monroe offered the following Resolutions:
L. hssoired That the Committee ON Itinerancy be in
ueied to enquire whether any evil has srisen or
to arse, from the improper cutting up Of our work into
small circuits, from the creation Of small stations not
able to support aud family and what in their Judy
msnt. may be the best remedy.
Resoees. That the Committee be instructed to
prepare and to this Conference set OF questions
be used by the Bishop in the annual examination of char
acter provided that in their Judgment such course be deem
ed advisable.
After benedcton from Bishop souls, the Conference
adjourned.
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the Tuilleries, is corroborated by the London pa.
pers and we leave il for our readers to Judge 10
what extent that isolated fact Is calculated TO give
Plsusibility TO his gloomy inferences- We con-
fess that we ascribe more Importance and give
more weight to them from the gravity Of the Union
in presenting them to the country, than we should
be otherwise disposed to do. Occupying, as the
editor of that paper does position which enables
him to 20 behind the curtain which conceals from
the public eye much information that may DO es-
sentia in arriving at just conclusions on the sub
iect, we cannot for a moment believe that he
would, on the faith of private letter from Lon
don however intelligent and veracious the writer,
and however ample his facilities of ''ascertaining
the truth from the highest and most unquestion-
able sources" assured is the fact in
the present instance,-we say we cannot
believe that the editor of the Union would even
on such authority, publish, in manner calcula-
ted to give semi-oflicial sanction TO its contents
n letter of this character, unless its revelations
were confirmed by information in the possession
of the State Department. IT, however, the reve-
lations and specuatons Of this letter are not con-
firmed by information received by our Government
from our official agents in London, we confess
that, for one, we are strongly disinclined to give
full credit to them. We believe, rs we have here
tofore said that the danger Of war is not over;
but we do not believe that the event. should
occur, will be rendered more probable by the
accession Of Lord John Russell to the British
Premiership. We have doubt that he will
be as strongly disposed as Sir Robert Peel TO set
tie the controversy amicably. If the latter will
consent to adop, the 49th degree of latitude as
the boundary line, it is scarcely to be questioned
that the former will accede to the same terms as
the basis of the negotiation. But It is in the ad-
lustment of the collateral issues that we have
always apprehended, as we still do. the most
rious obstacle 10 the satisfactory settlement of the
question and in reference to them, so far as we
may Judge by their public declarations. we have
no reason to suppose that difficulties which might
be easily obviated with Sir Robert Peel will prove
to be insurmountabe with Lord John Russell.
The danger lies in the question itself, and not in
the individuals to whom its management has been,
or may hereafter be entrusted.
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fnroRTANT FROM TEXAS AND
THE ARMv
Per Steamer Gaieestss from Gsfrssfon.
| Commencenacnt OF IIosttlities:-NeWs from the
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Per Steamer Gsisestsa Jss. Gsipssfon.
| ConmenceHacnto OF observation-disclosures iron, the
90 seat ef Wart
From the Galveston News Extra. April 30. 1896.
On Thursday morning, 23d ult, Mexican came Into
General Tsylors emp and reported 1000 Mexicaus
ing the river some twen,y miles above. Tia, afternoon
Captains hHdee and Thornton with two comps.
nies OF cavalry % men in ALL reeonnoite. On Friday
morning they fell into ambush OF the enemy. when Lieut.
Cain and thirteen killed. Capt. Thornton miss
ing and Capt Hsrdeo and 46 men prisoners, On Saturday
afternoon the Mexeans sent wounded man; who made
the above report These Mexeans. IL Is stated, com
manded by Canals and Carabsa Alter the 6gh tho Mex
leans this side OF the were largely reinforced aud
have surrounded Gen. Tsyor's camp. cutting of all
munesion with Point Isabel, which place Is the train
and all OF the stores belonging the AmyGen. Taylor
having hand days provisions There
Point Isabel 80 artillery men 30 about $50
stes and about so citizens abore and the enrench
ments not hall finished.
The steamer Monmouth landed Mr.. Catleu the nigh,
Of the 2sh ut n, Port Labacco with dispatches from Gen
Taylor calling on Governor Henderson for 40 companies
Of Rfemen, 60 men each, 20 of the companies be
will be mustered into aud supplied with provisions
the foot companies will rendezvous Galveston where
transportation will be furnished.
The steamer Augusta to have left the Brasos ST.
lago Monday night for New Orleans with Gen Tay-
iors call on the Governors OF louisiana Mississippi and
Alabama Tor 1000 troops. Should immediate Iele not be
sent Point Isabel. will probably a into the pow
Of the enemy with all the army stores the destruc
ton OF the whole army may follow.
Gen. Tayor's works in front OF Matamoras would be
completed on the mofpg OF the 2sth. which time
expected the FIRE would be opened the city. Troops
should await the call OF the Governor As IL will be
week before it reach this place. but hurry to the relief
OF Point Isabel by saving that paer only will We have
IN power render the army timely assistance Tex
ans you have lasia glorious opportunity retaa-
ing ihese peIfdous MeNicans the many injuries they
have done you, and OF carrying that the OF
HkafF A..
often made you feel
We are indebted for the above Mr. Ben. S. Grason
who has just re,ured by the Monmouth. He informs us
that Capt Caeit LETT the army Sunday night, with
Mexican guide and passing down the reached Point
labelon Monday morning with Gen. Taylors dispatches
10 The Governor Of Texas. The Monmouth was unable To
leave until Monday night in consequence OF having TO dis
charge and take provisions To be Corpus Christi
for the volunteers fast they These were left
at ST. Joseph's, where the White Wing now taking
them to their destination.
Gen. Memuean Hunt will leave this city late this even
by of Velasco and Victoria rendezvous at Cor
pus Christi preparatory marching for the relief u Cen
Taylor.
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WV. l. WARDEN. Secretary.

II TnE ELoFENESr referred in the morning papers is
true and was successful c, S. Throckmorton, Esq., of
Louisville, Ky, late Of the U. 8. N, became engaged TO
Miss Ward Of the city. The pa ents OF the lady.
however refused to consent and she placed few days
since by her father the school OF Mrs Segone in this
city, Shortly after Mr. T. arrived here and after several
Intellectual attempts TO bring about interview succeed
cd yesterday afternoon in carrying her Off by daring coup
de diR, the young lady fully conserving Last they
were married, and the worthy papa cannot help IT, An
attempt had previously been made without success in Ken
tucky.-Philadephia Enquirer.
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Meeting i'm Hath.

Alta numerous meeting Of the citizens Of bath county
held nj the Court House. ON the 25th day of Apr;I hahn, M
6rst day Of the Superior Court to oonsd., .nJ - IL ~
opnion in r.ga,d n, ,n. .,.r; :, y, ~
n, into IN. v,,,.v 81 " "s 'a"e' nser "a
| uI " '"kn's. IT. 'ohn breekenbrougt
was eaneu W ue ehar, and WIN. i. arden appointed
Secretary;
The Hon. E. Johnston I'm ,ny bss, ;,v;,sd 10 .dl u.
NEE pg gave his views ON the .nhis., ,,,h 80, - ~
eloquence He referred ,o ,h. ,,r,.. - - ~ on,
oppressed the western norton Of ,na So" I au ~
very ably application the necessary means for their
redress lie contras,ed the condition of yiryni, with h
OF other States which had pursued more liberal mol
icy OF internal improvements adverng TO the fact ,h. our
scarcely bore the impress of ev,.on and
Improvement. The Chairman was then requested To .x
press his sentiments, which he did in few pertinent and
forcibe remarks showing very clearly the great
which the East would derive from the pronsed
with the West.
Alter ably enforcing his views upon the subset VIM n
ieTn Esq presented the following preamble and resou.
nons, as embodying the the meeting which were
unanimously adopted- e' ''> "N'N
Whereas meetings Of the peope have been la,elv held
IN Tie counties OF Boietourt and Rockbrdge to take into
consideration the condition OF things IN respect
the farther the James Rive. Improvement.
and whereas those have invited all others
ed IN The same great improvement express their
and sediments: this meeting assembled for the purpoe
do adopt the following resolutions
ls Resoiped That h, is tho duty of our Cov.,nm.,, ~
its legislation encourage the enterprise and Industry Of
Its citizens, by providing safe and mode, of
transporting the products OF their labor to market
I'd. ResOIped, That the obligation resulting from this
Duty plain and obvious that every other State in The
Union has recognised and acted upon it,
ID Resolved, That il IL with the deepest modification
as Firsinans compelled 10 declare that in our so
Tenn opinion the Of Virginia has been grossly
delinquent for years past in IN, discharge of thus b,gh
important Duty especially the last session of the
atre IN refusing provide the necessary means for The
extension OF the canal beyond the town OF ynehburg the
slate being comparatively free from debt and the
IN the most prosperous condition.
4ih Resolved, That The present condition Of thing. i,
inioerabe and cannot and ought moi, and will M, ~
be patiently borne by the people ofthe West
9TH Resolved, That il Virginia will not improve her
own territory and thus deveoPe her vast and boundIes
mineral and agricultural wealth she ought to permit obe,.
who are willing, do co. and throw OF all resric,ion
placed upon the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
9th Resolved. That are sincerely attached IN ON,
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Retremchmert i'm t,,e Nnyy.

Secretary Bancroft recommends large reduction in the
number of Naval officers, Who under the system Of favor
sm and eHuavugance prevalent Washington since the
asccndsncy Of tie Locofoco party haze increased out o.
oil proportion the Of the service. Without snow
ing whether Secretary Baneros proposition il iudicious
and proper throughout is certainly fl and right that the
party which fastened many eeche5 upon the Treasury
should lake the responsibility u cutting them off, The
Washington correspondent Of the Baltimore Patriot says
"In making the recommendation the Secretary paws in
directly, high compliment the economy Of the Ad.
minstraon Of John Quincy Adamswhich used To be 20
severely denounced for profigaoy and e1avaganceas
well pointed ebuke 20 the two ding Administta
lions for their lack Of economy, this branch Of the ser
vice.
He say- that in 1921, there in tho Navy - Cap.
ains, - Commander, and 1913 Leuenants. There was
limit TO the number established, nor reduction reaui-
red by law yet, sl for tie seven years. at the end
Of MI Adams Administration, IN 1923 he ssya the sR-
gregatc Of Captains and Commanders was bot 60,
lie then proceeds - show that In 1912 the number OF
Captains had increased TO g. Of Commanders 10 g. and Of
Beutentnts to 327! And this, too under the "democra
tic" and economical Administrations Of Andrew jackson
and Martin Van Buren,. When will the people learn and
feel who humbug and deceive ihcml
Mr.. Bancroft says that Commodore Stewart, in 1912
estimated that tor all the vessels then ahoat the following
number Of officers would be sufficient.
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W The Wheeling Times that there is not the
slightest foundation for the suspicion expressed by Thomp
sons Bank Note Reporter the solvency OF the Mer-
chants and Mechanics Bank OF Wheeling That paper.
the Times has repeated these nsnuaons against tina,
Bank frequently within three years past under the nu.
enee Of hostile feelings Tho Bank. says, could pur-
chase the Reporters silence with S25 il it thought, i'm
poytant 50 10 do.
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he PfofOsss should be made eapte hus one h In uhs
year nom the passage Of the the subject, and
NTH al the end Of each subsequent year, uaul all have
pred fsymassers and Ouartermasers' commissions all
to expire in one year.
The annual saving be effected by these reforms. Seete
tary Bancroft estimates NJ $500 500
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The Napoleon of the Press.

The washington correspondent Of the Baltimore Pa
ot gives currency umor said be rife Washington,
that the Napoleon OF the Press be hon
orabe exile and that the Bourbons be restorcd-n
other words that Mr. Richie be superseded the ed.
toral chair OF the Union by Blair Rivcs. who
uneeremoniOusly pushed from their stools. the incoming
OF the Polk dyoay We do not Of course voueh for the
truth of the rumor.
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JOHN ELDERS
DEPOT OF CHEAP LITERATURE,
MAY II, 1876.

MAY n. 1876.
lust received and for sale, this day, the fol-
- iowinr New Publications.
"a or Captivity q Napolcon At ~ Helms BY General
Count Nonthsn the Enpefors Companion Rfo and Tests
msniay Executor - eta
The Condons Heab and Jonf fe with paeties directions
10, their ptsssgvson and aaiumenby Robert Chantev, Of
Enburg Of Chamberf Miscellany hc win aoies aud
editions By ths American ~ or. ~ crnts
LINTON Puneh, Pictorial Times and Illustrated News of Apr
Isth Baltimore Phadephs Couer Post and ofree
Nes Yo weety Hersh and Mns National Journal Cor Nay
och. Daily Herali--rcoeived and for ale
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Also $1,000 $500, 1900, Iafs 20 Of 1000 ke Is Nos "
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az Gen. Worth, who recently resigned his commission
IN the Army, reached Washington city last Wednesday
evening, from the South.
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o. We are indebted to the Enquirer for the
list of members in the next Legislature-in
which we have connected few accuracies:
List OF Members To the next Legislature
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DIED.

On Thursday the 7h inst, the 5ih year Of his aRe
Mr.. SOLOMON HUNT, leaving wife aud children to
NOUN his loss
The Baltimore and Philadelphia pspes will please copy.
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oFFIcE OF tue PIcAYuNE. 3

D The Legislature has just passsd. by reclamation.
Bill appropra,ing ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOL
LARS, To equip and forward Volunteers from this place
Point Isabel OF whatever poin, they may required
The city is IN great excitement Guns being fired
from the Public Squares aud drums and flags psraded
through the Louisiana will do her duty in this eri
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Ia the night Capt Thofn,On. Dragons. IN attempting
10 cut bis way out with his company, KILLED. Aso,
two sueaeIn' and IL psse tho remainder taken pson-
Gen. Taylor his day, 2sth, engages with the
emy. His whole force Of fighting will not number
3o0o-hn motto 10. "COnqucr or diet" Tho
IInited States troops sro saper i,r ,he fr.v TX r.
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The UnIed States Army under Gen. Taylor i. surround
ed by the Mexican enemy Texan soil Gen Taylor ha
called upon the Governor OF Texas for 2t0O troops-e
Galveston show the world thai they always ready 70
tie defence OF their couny-et them display same spi
mt and aacriiy that they did in 1912.
Head Quarters, Galveston Volunteer Battalion
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VIRGINIA: Al Rules held in The Clerks on

o. ihr upeof Cour o. Chaneoy o The HehmoHd Cfeai,
the 4th day Of May 1ef6
James Philips and James Brownnr, Pns,
against
C.Isb blackburn and other . Dens
The defendant
and according the Ac of Assembly and The Rus q
s Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence hath he IL not
inhabant ~ this Commonwealth " ordered Tint the sid
defer dan DO appear The be- holden fo e fad Court
Monday July the b offhe psnh,
and this order be forthwith Inserted IN
published city Richond foto onhs specefsvey, and
posted door ~ the Capitol the tad city
Copy-Tese:
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were on the ships now IN ordinary 20 be fitted for ser
wee ana sent u sea, he says the number Of officers they
would require, With those already ahoat would BE- not more
than from 70 to - Captains, about 30 Commander and
about 81 Idedtenants.
tie therefore recommends reduction II the number Of
Captains from 81 10 49, of commanders from o. 10 30 and
Of Beutenants, from J27 10 go
lie also recommends tho abOon q the Office of g..,s
ary 10 Commodore, the sssry and aons Of which soooo,
70 about 5000 The Office of Captains CLERK AZ s,l,fv
Of $500 he proposes should DO abolished except in casss
where the Captain commands squadron or vessel car.
Tying more than % guns
Tie Suggests two modes Of reduction. Firs adscharge
OF the excess OF Oco. Secondly 10 put officers not on
duty on iurough having been over 20 years n Ger.
vice 70 receive hail pays those who seen IS yesrs
service half shore pay and those who have been lees than
Is yea IN service " be entitled 10 the benefit Of The pen
sion laws, when married or disabled
Midshpmen who are incompetent or unfit he recon
menda should be dismissed snd new ones Commissioned
IN the ratio Of two for every Eve vacancies that occur lie
recommends thst ncresse Of pay shall be regulated not,
a. now BY the age Of the officer bot by the sge Of HE
service.
lie recommends that Purser in the Navy, and Quarter.
masters and Psymasters IN the msne corps be appointed
Tor term Of five yesr, subject removal At ali tnes bv
the President The Commissions Of the presen, Pur,er
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TO TIE Bdh0rs Of ~, T1spie,
81. JosErH's IsLlxp, TEras, !
April 25th, 1896
Mes''s Ediiors;-By The arriysl of tie sssmer Mon
mon'h ms day intelligence has been received his place
o. the Army Of Oceupoton being surrounded By 10000
MEXICAN uooPs. The Mexican army passed the Rio 0rsnde
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