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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-18
F.ur,h Division Gen. Quirman.

Rep0yr Of the killed AID ROUNDED "a ne lsf Reg
,seuf L. :. VoiuHfesTsof Ner-I0
Col. Ward r. Burnett severely wounded Sergeant
Msjor Jeremiah Reilly killed
@. t-KaIed-Privste BENZ Bennett Wouades-Sd
Lieut. T. W swepy severely q Lieut. Z. : Coop.,
40. corpor.l Louis Albourgn. DO; Privs,es James N
Boyle DO John : Drew do; James S,scun, shgnty.
Co B-KLIsS-sergesnt II Won Romsin color o-sf
sr Sergeant Louis B0vei; Prvs;es-Dsvid hs'noone
Peter Wilsse VouadeS-serg.sn Carl b-cner' severe
T. Txe-dy dangerously; L. MAR slightly I. Plngoh
do: sheen. do George Dsno. DO
Co Ecunded-Privs,e G sps,dinz, sizniy.
Co E-Kizsd-Lieut Z. Chandler private Jseoo
fusrs. gor-dss-Iu Sergt G. Fitzgerlt severely
Pxivsrs-Jsnes Grady do Charles Thompson. do
.ohn Il Leech. do Francis Conroy, slightly hunsen
do Armstrong DO Hoe. DO Scare, DO Slowly. do.
o. -HsrnssS-Privstss Josh Boyle, severely; D
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-18

NAVAL CouRr MaRrIAL-lt Is stated tina; a
Naval General Court Martha Will be convened on board
the u. q ship North csrolins at New York on Friday
sept IL. Of which Commodore John ID. sios' 10 Pre-
aeut Csp,s Berjsmin Cooper, WIN d. sslser and Hiram
Psaidios and Commander WIN. C. Nicholson are me"
esrs Purser q. r. Barry. Judge Advocate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-18
Court Calendar -.

s,.,x,,os corxr-Sos a. a. a. ~ 81. - -, - 60
80 IN al sl3. 100 a. l3. n. 40. 36, 50 81
The new term OF the Circuit and Oyer snd Iermne''
.,.o the Common Pleas will open on Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-18

WArsRrowS AND ROME RAiLRoAp.-The peo-
pie OF Jsnerson County. zee BY the NsrtAeS Ssi'
ssrss are vide awake the subject OF direct com
u ancaton With the sesbosrd-s contamination long
anticipated and devou,y be wished by the enierprs
ine ssculurisss and sdsrs of the fertile Black Biver
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-18

MISSIONARY 0RDSArios-Nr. Samuel Dexter
Hsrsh nsuvc Of Ware graduate OF Yale College. and
81 The New.York Theological Seminary. ordsined
~ War Village. Thursday September g. .s an Evan
~. having been appointed by the American Board
-. ,v,le.iou among the Zuus In South Africa
lNorthacapson Gaxetts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-18

I,sr NreHr-Ysnkee HIrI and Or. VALENTINE
entertainment, this evening At the Mechanics
Hall Those who are fond of laughing will b. there
L .nn'f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-18

ONLY a D Fos rsE PRrNUN Com Pss-l "
Gsr,roS L Co. II Cedsrst sell these sapc.of %,
in silver cases Tor only 81 25 liberal discount Has
the trade Country merchants should By al means 'sp
themselves with some Of these for their Pal ,nd Wac
sales CREATION 4 Co also keep great variety q "a
stvles suitable for the retail trade Gold pens ''T.,
I - -.u,.rfa4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-18

~ Prrg MosRis the unTvaed comic singer ana VIC
srss. favorife OF NewNork, takes beneht To-Day
a,erirsn Museum and with host Of other talent OF s
biehesf order gives splendid performances IN the NtS
noon Al hsfpast O'Clock, for the particular scco,,Ss
ion of ladies' and children, who cannot De- our N,el
,b,ll and a. the performances precisely the sAe
a. chose of he evening and less crowded those VINO
can 70 there viii had more room; but ateI4oy. ~ 49,
ire don't fail o. 90, for such hili Vas never
fu fai, rtv for the low price OF . cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-18

Cot BUTLER-The Mr. Orleans Dei,a, speak.
ux OF death Of ths eminent, In the recent Bat,
tie ssys Col Butler had been very II for several day
previous 10 the battle bat when he heard that the Pa
metto dag going into the fight unaccompanied BY
him 10 wnose special charge IL mad been committed he
broke loose from bis physieisns abandoned bis sex
couch, snd weak zhssty and almost fsinung mounted
bis chsrser and placed himself q, the head " bis rez
ment. Col Butler though twice badly wounded, and
weighed down BY isnness and Oss VI blood maintained
MS position until third wound caused his death
ESTATE or SmAs WEIGHr-We see it stated
that Nj Wright left properly valued al sbou, &l00oo-
Thls moderate sum reflects more honor upon him than
would fortune Of ten times the amount IL shous
that nober objects than the accumulation Of wealth CO.
sossed his attention, and gsys enjoyment to his ssn-
re mental powers Rochester Daily.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-18

,Y- While quietly seated at our desk yester
day an urprovsked and cowsrtly assault was commit
ted upon Us By George Il Cooper attorneys tlaE Of
the rru OF Greene s. Cooper. The pretexi TOR which
x The publication Of the following article In our paper
-VERY ~EAR A WREcx-Two OF our fellow towns
men John Rofe aud George II. Cooper had sery nsr.
r,v e.csDa while on a sailing excursion OF Babylon
Ii While a q istsnce Of some miles from land the
small sail boat in which they had embarked was espsiz-d
in squsll The occupants cuog 10 the oost Tor inree
bour. when they we're fortunately rescued oy man
Who obs-rysd the accident from the land and inmedi
s,ely ..ed out TO their assistance Had 90, been for
tai, unexpected eircumsisnce they must inevitably have
persisted
rish,s and Of the public peace We Intend 10 appeal -
tn l.v, for redress and eaye II 70 jury Of
try to put proper estimate on such conduct
lAtyertiscr Friday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-18

l73 towns 80. 1880 1899 i4i5. 2O36i 2l3is OH
wbig loss 3esi. Loco loss l-s79. Liberty loss l6iS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-18

10 An Afternoon performance taxes place 8 nc s.
c@tv Library today 90 commence A. ocloe< "hen =.
nor III M will delight the itte folks by resentins tAem
with liberal supply Of bou-bons manuiactnted o. r.
cuhsr hocus pocus process The entertainment "" p
similar ~ tie one that VIII h. given IN the evening e
fernoon exhibition being Tor the accommodation 81 -
LES and Children.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-18
Business Notices.

-, ORA>GFs AID LfNoNs received ihis aay ~ . ;"
BzoAs 4 90 - Nesey-st
Coon Boors-As many OF our friends ind u diheuit 70
find really good boots and shoes, We would advise them 10
all on our friend WATAiSs, ma tnlionst he Is '''nea
for the beauty and quality ms boots and sells at femaA
biv low prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-18

pnNoSp-PoSgEo GoLD PrSs-WHotts'tF ~i p
,u,.-rhe New.York Gold Pen Company. 80 jsl..
corner Nassau. have an extensive assortment veiys,.
nor pens. Of their own and other manufactures Essa
9Th those Of more inferior quality. al low prices nt
do ~or however sell their best pens At either 2 Be-
- 81 Knowing that the best pens cannot be sro'i,i
,ho.. rre.. Purchaser. AZ this establishment win Cd
tbe ,.tele, inst what they represented TO b G,s
| "a Silver Case. OF a superior quality.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-18

P.SIs H.rs-Jsst received one case Of very sss--
Par. Han. latest fashion made By the most esi.6ss.
makers Of Psri, For sale BY 0ENiN 2ls erOssssy
Also one case Of beautiful hats and eaPs Cor eht,s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-18

RlcurliFu lDn~o>n-PoINTsD GoiD Pass b,
and cheapest ia The world They are Sold only N N
WATSON 4 Go. t5 Wuiian,-st one door oei'" ",s
aud Y SAVAGE. ~ Ful,on-st They have 81 si--s 81
diamond. Pointed Gold Pens AZ the astonishing &c ,
-. % ,h.h they invite the attention Of those ~hs -.
- ,urcha.. either wholesale and retail Cola Psss
cents 81 - ss with silver pencils nd'uled The D.
ebeu.~ At - only Gold pens repaired
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-18

DALLrY's PAIN EXTRACTOR Strangers and citizens
should be without supply Of this standard and I'M
ryaled ointment Country dealers supplied on the most
liberal terms at wholesale and retail depot os Broad
way 1t must come from them 10 be genuine as counter
fets abound H. DALEY & co. 203 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-18
Business Notices.
LyARY l. co. HATTERs.

~. Asirma. lst7. FssLlon fav Geaiie-ss's Bas, -
BE- introduced on Friday. Sept g. TIE Bed &c.
Has now man afseturing viii embrace lnpo-,,,,
improvements recently perfected BY u.s. and Ia ss..,,
and elegance Of style will be uDequsod By any IRA.
fore offered. They viii be readily distinguished b. n.
sap which when asisabed BY the air becomes d.t,..s
into delicate and graceful jas tos.saf' issisr. Ella,
sctsrsc Of the choicest quality Of genuine Beaver
Aacr House " AsS %. ISL ava,
NEW HAr PvELV srlo>s-Just issasd-Ths srr =.
on Of KSoxs Fall Style OF Gentemen's Rs,. ~ i,s-
has Just been pub.ished and Is ready Cor tss.-
The author confident ihsf he viil dispose o. thoa.,
Of copies inssmuch al who have inspected q. ~,
pronounce Il 70 he uuecusled for grace beauty ard 4
agai and promise Of doing the most thorough sd a..
factory service This style o. bat only b. ohss,
- Fulfonst II slresdy he talk Of fashionable s,
and the prevailing opinion H. that ore cannot y rsos
nxei as gentleman society unless he wears sks,
sli6t'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-18

" The crew Of the Savannah were promised
10 Do paid OF this morning and accordingly assembled
AZ navy yard for that purpose but were told tnAftne
money had yet been placed In the hands OF tns p1r
ser There 10 something wrong 10 this, The amount
due ia 10000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-18

The Boston AHas has tie following returns from
Maine of the late election Tor Governor:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-18

w,snScroSiC koxEsy sroSt, lSs WilhAm-'i-sesli
vertisement Of O. II. ClsFr IN smother column. SrTa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-18

DR.. CHRIsrIE's GALvANIc AND MAGNETIC CuRAfIvEs.-
Strangers are respectfully informed that the only place in
NewYok obtain these celebrated articles genuine, Is
al 1872 Broadway In all Of NERVOUS DISEASES the
efficacy Of Chrsto Galvanc articles Is truly wonderful
the most perfect cures being often made when physc and
physicians were in vain. No Druggist OF drug store IN
New-York will ever be allowed to sell DIR ChrSties arti
ce, The sole and exclusive agency Is at One Hundred
and Fighty-twO Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-15
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, PROPRIETOR.
v1IAvssLa.as AUOvrmvDAravss
CHANGE OF HOURS
sa CO. NJ

~ XEaSykv-sf6 &E
LONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
WINTER ARaANGEMENT.--Ons and after Monday,
Dec. %. is46, Trains will run as follows:-
LEAVE bRooELYn-dt O'Clock A. M. (boxuoa trenl for
Earmngdale aud 81. Georges Manor.
s;sH M, daily, for Greenport and .intsrms-
nlP M. for Farminsdale, daily.
LEAvE dREnsyoarst az A. M daily sccOmmodssio. train
ask Nj, lBos,oa Train) or ON the arrival Of
the fiom Norwl H. daily, Except Sun
Ssys,l rp'ng at 81 0eorgss Nlaac' and
LEAVE YARmisapALns az * A. NJ daily, lexeep. sundsys)
sccompodntl train; and IL NJ and 81 r. M
LEAVE JAMAicA--a o'clock A. NJ, P. NJ, and 6)< F.
NJ, for Brooklyn. or on tho arrival Of Boston
train
SUNDAY TRAINS will hereafter run to Thompson Sta
ton cave Brooklyn for Thompson and fnterne
diae places commencing Sun the Sth Neye bsr
ing leave Thompson at o'clock r. M. Farmnsdae ~
FARE To-Bedford, cents; East New York l2}<; Race
Cspr,e sx Trong Course lsA; jamaica rs; Brushvl.,
siA; Hy DO Park miles) SIX CIowsve (durng the Sos
sion OF Co1n) Sk Hampstead, 37k Branch SIX; Carle
Place, "a; Wcstbury a. Hicksyille a; Farmingda1e 62X;
Pee! rark 81 Thompson ss Suffolk Station 81 Lake Road
y sly; Msstenck. 81 s21; Cutchogue, 81 62 southold
RAM q s r''np0'' Accommodation Train 81 7'i Boston
Stages readiness arrival of Trains at tho sevs
"a stations TO take passengers at very low fares all
VI the Island.
Baggage will Do the foot of Whitehall
street TO receive baggage the several trains 70
before the hour Of snrtipg from the Brooklyn side.
The steamboat Statesman leaves (Yoenport for SaR
Dor the arrival ofthe Boston train from BROOKLYN d25rh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-15

ARRANGEMENT FOR 1S47.
M ~ & ~
OLDEST ESTABLISHED PASSAGE OFFI

OLDEOI Ed I Abolished FASSAGE OFFICE
IN THE UNITED STATES
HE CHlBER respec fully bsgs leave tender his
u sincere thanks 70 his friends and the public
Tor their very liberal support he has received for
twenty Year, and socits continuation Of their eucc
The patch by which his been b,
out and the prompnes by which his very drafts
guarantee to the public for the faithful Perform
ance OF any future contracts entered into with him
The following the days of sailing the regular line Of
packets to and from Liverpool viz lat 6h Ith 10th 2st
and 26h Of each month throughout the year. we ~
addition to the above regular line number of splendid
ships such the Adirondack MaTmou III.
betty, Sea, 0reenock Broom and Ocean Qaeen will con-
t,nue to sail from Liverpool weekly regular
In Liverpool. -
the lsr 9th. 18th and Gath and from London IN hs s,h
iss sis and 2sth of each month throughout the year
PERSONS dssrous oil sending for their friends residing in
above ,plendid vessels moderate terms - " WV
And for the accommodation persons wishing To remi,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-15

PASSAGE 10 AND FROM GALWAY DIRECT.
sfR Tho splendid new bark FRANCIS WATTS,
HS having the whole Of her cargo engaged and going
son board, will sail with despatch, md leave Cal
way sooat The 10th March.
Persons dssous Of having brought by this
a'ofaoie opportunity should MAKE early application
fri seyssy al ~ ~ 4 SsrsS ,tse s,s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-15

Varieties.
Henry Bailey, OF Boston, committed suicide Oh tn

Henry Bailey, OF Boston, committed suicide Oh the
18th inst.
Ths steamer May Queen, oil Evansville, Ohio, was
burnt last week, with 800 barrels Of -four on board
Nearly all the loss covered by insurance. 49, a.
One thousand horses are wanted at New oHeahs' ioi
the use OF the Army in Mexico. ,,,,
John Rogers, an American seaman OF Phuadeipnis
was killed In Malta in May last
Alexander r Farquhsr committed suicide, by jumping
overheard at nbuco, the ID OF last October.
Joseph Farnum, Of Peterborough ~ H., died at Tai
cab uana the 18th OF July last
The Prss,. states that until the gathering 10 OF tho
rext crop, France vii be obliged 10 import ut least
1000 600 hsctolitres OF foreign wheat.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-15

Roland, Scotland and Wales Prrsons ana,
remit money 70 any part Of Great Britain Ireland pro-
count. in all the principal towns, ss follows N''
In Englaud-Oa Messrs. Bsmsd X Co Liverpool. NJ.
tonal aud Provincial Bank Of England and branch "
In ieandNationa Bank Of Ireland branches
''s"
In sootand-Ns,ional Bank Of Scotland and brsncbes
throughout
Drafts be forwarded by the packets Of the 9Th Iltb
18Th 81 and 26th Royal Mail steamship from Boston on
lst prorimo.
w&JT TAPsCOTT 90 south street
hrh second door west Of Burning alp.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-15

NORM CAROLINA CODA vein oil gold, said to
be one OF the richest in the United States, has
been discovered In the vicinity or Ashoborough, NJ
metal 10 the hvshel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-15

xNoLAND-MeIsrs. Spooner, Atwood Co., Bankers Lonl
Liverpool
scorLANDThs City of Glasgow Bank and all ts branche.
Passages also be engaged from Liverpool to Pha
delpha Boston, and by Res uar Packe Ships
on application being made personally letter. post paid
addressedto , JOSEPH MCMURRAY,
~ Corner Of Pine and South streets, New York.
Or, JAMES BECKETT & Sow, and No. / Waterloo Road
Mr NM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-15

UNITED STATES AND EUROPEAN EMI.
GRANT OFFICE.
q g., ...: s& A

No 81 South Street, Neto York.
HE subserlbsrs h.vns h'd long experience in the bust
Rn,,ss to oI irSn every Of Great or Ireland
any OF which places Bills Of Exchange can be furnished in
sums 70 SUIT Passage also be engage from Live
Those wishing passage ffnm New York to New Orissns
accommodated the lowest rites To those rmiy,sr,s rs
ne vest The ubscrbers have unsquaed for
the forwarding Of passengers the West by tue Different
routes Buffalo, and the ntermed land aud
AZ arts Of ne ansdas-Chicago. Milwaukee Baltimore,
road. and cana, oos. Of the frs. great win
ton on the route Letters pospsid) viii receive prompt
attention For further Particular apply to
NJ r. O'HERN x Co, 81 South street.
~ imsrc below Wall
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an increase OF 10 $3.50 600 H. Compared with
1914 the increase is IS i27 900 fr.
Si,svL,RrrY Nv rng FRKNcu DrSAsrr.-I Ia a remark.
able fact history of France that since the time Of
Louis XIV who succeeded his father Louis KILL there
has been single instance OF the crown descending
directly from father to SON Louis vas the grandson
Louis XIV the son OF Louis XVI died query, II not
murdered in the tempe) Napoleon did not succeed In
transmitting the 10 has only son. who died at
Schoenbrunn Louis XVIII brother to Louis XVI had
his brother Charles Tor his successor The Duke Of
Orleans Prince Of Orleans, Prince Royal was carried
OF by an accident unexpected as II Yves deplorabls,
and Interrupted, II may be said before even II com
Philippe will no, have, as his royal heir SOM Is hts
grandson. the Count do Paris son OF tho late Duke
Orleans who TO be his heir presumrhys TO the crown
THE PoLAs Exrrpirtos.-C Considerable apprehension
exists amongst the relatives and coine sons oil he sos
engaged in the expedition ethe Eebus and Terror
which sailed the June last year, under To-:
command Of Sir John Franklin and Captain CroHeI .u
many anxious applications have lately peen " ,s,ssv
ed since last December, when from iniomaon o"se"
from Esquimaux, and conveyed to me DanIsn ssus-
ments in Greenland opposite Dscoe Island ana tnsnes
overland the expedition preparing " winter In Oil
berts sound The last whaier for the season has re.
turned without bringing any Intelligence and from all
accounts this their winter in the has set IN
q, the north with great severity - London paper
VETERAN or rar JaAsp AnMy.-one Of the
lac, commanders OF the Imperial Gusfi al Water
loo General, Count Roguet, has jus. died at
.he age OF 10 He OF the oct worthy snd intro
pl officers Of our old national army His services may
msnt OF Guienne In 1850, at the age OF u captain IN
I7ss general of brigade in the VII lieuts.n gen
srs in ISL aud colonel Of the is regiment OF the lmps
riai Foot Guards He made all the Italian Campaigns
from 1898 to the year vll and ell those Of the empire
from 1908 TO 1s6 In 1914 during the retreat roe Nos
COW he appointed to the command oil me ROOT ImP
rial Guards lie retained the commend oil mas invns,
BILE phasnx during the campaigns OF 1913 ava ISIS
at his post when the last shot was nfed AZ
He was in 80 campaigns and received five WOUNDS
CosS Us CorroS "A large cotton planter near ea,
Vcksburg asserts, that ne womb ple,Ist and has
corn a, 25c yer bushei TO cotton AZ &c por 40 na
off red 70 plant lis entire plsntatsuon III corn lsv
II no can contract for the same at Soc per
Grad on the plantation, or the bank oil tne 80
large corn operator ohsrtd to eontiset |" ,,h az
bushel, bu, the parties did DC, eloss l"' ""'N'
reelection
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-15
FOR L.IVERPOOT

M & & &
Ihe superior Black Ball Line Packet ship CAMBKlDGE
go TONS Captain Peabody will sail for Live Tues.
cay next, the 10th OF Februarv her egular day.
Cabn and few second cabin p.ssenser obtain pas
sege with il early appica-
tion made to the Captain board at foot OF Bsekmsn
street, or To the subscribers
Those also sending for their friends secure their pas.
sage to GENE by The rstura OF the Cambridge which will
ROCHE, BROTHERS 90,
florc IS Fulton street, 1t door TO Fulton Bank
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-15
NEW YORK, MONDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY IS 1917

Justly entitled. He states expressly In his annual Mes
sage, that he regards the Rio 0randc % the western
to maintain her claim to the territory east Of that river
He states further that the territorial governments
established in the newly conquered tcrritore OF New
Mexico and California, OF temporary characters
and 1t is evident that he intends, soon circum.
stances Will permit to allow other govern en,s to be
established csnormable TO the constitution and laws
tho joint resolution for Welded her right to
define her own boundary I'd article OF the Joint
resolution IT Is declared that the State Of Texas is to be
formed subject to the adjustment by this government
Che general of all questions OF boundary that
may arise with other government" Texas, therefore,
having yielded the right to her ary NUT
rely with confidence thu justice OF the general gov
eminent to the territory to which she fairly en-
titled For part entertain fear that one lot or
title Of the territory that rgh,fully belongs Texas will
be distracted by the general government TO form
territory be yielded up the government of Mexico
The president has often expressed his to
secure to Texas her limits to the Rio Grande that
that will in the least infringe the rights of Texas and
confident also large majority Of the and
representatives. IN Copgreas will assert and maintain the
rights OF Texas 10 all the territory she with justice
claim The establishment Of porary terrtoTia gov
ernment In Santa Fs is evidence Of desire the part
ofth administration to infringe right Texas That
government established " sr necessitate rel" A
territory containing fifty hundred thousand inhab
tants who acknowledged the jurisdiction Tex
as but had always acknowledged that OF Mexico,
conquered and its inhabitants the brief space OF few
days brought under the government of the Union
absolutely necessary that they should have
government The constitution and laws OF Texas could
not be introduced and enforced and rather than permit
anarchy to prevail General Kearney wisely established
temporary government to remain in force until another
could be formed with the sanction Of the Congress- and
ultimately With the sanction also of the Tex
When peace shall have been established and the
boundaries Of Texas by the Of the
United States and Mexico, this territorial government
will be dissolved and the jurisdiction OF Texas will,
doubtless extended every portion of Santa
Fe, lying east Of the Rio Grande