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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-08-03
oTToN STATISTICS


The London Economist publishes the following e.ii-
mate OF the supply and consumption Of cotton or tlr"
year 1879
N,scmrsrrE, tpfl Il 1879
Sir n ! have uadr ifc, use If e'afnn -lsiisiic.
contained IN your las, number think II but evil To
YOU Ia .''nd Won the result pf the calculation
Ms inquiry has been 10 find how Tar We arr htey 10
"a d. ayeu,hcl with fri tsn hie. from i r,sa.
opposing All other countries send iia .uit ati-
NY a. last year The 8mzillnn ard D'ltsr .mis,rs !
have taken irnn 'Iolltstcnd 'Ieilet co. circular.
dated December ~. ISIS. nud huSr added ~ lsy h4lc.
to 1t Tor import. ntn London and GLASGOW foam thae
countries. The Wlnla growth Of American being Ia
kcn. require. addition
Tho sun,nnr, Of the whole q. TINT the Nhn, growth
Ut cotton nj The prseu Viii e. lHtu 'u.
ID that The stock at the end of 7i9 Will o.. mon
usrly 10 ht nsllcel than Increased.
According ~ The tables "a thr Roorols,d ot hpr T.
~. 1t appear, that.
lists, lsfr-,s
psiEs utlEs
The nuinlcr Of halra cotton taken
Tor consumption ia the States
OF America from sept l. lSiN,
tiatr Of the New orb cuit0n
statement to Nirh ~ 1919. D.. 3t3 G.fae ss1Gl SO
Nmenoa has Therefore consumed
}2j ca hl. n i9l ia}- II ~
day A3dso be days d Ga
nj. weekly
E,Inr,ed from I State. If Auer,.
~ 70 al other countries. 1rliiut
',rcul Hriain between Srpt /
ISIS. and March 10, l,iy-lgi
Ii lgl ,la,.. ~ - b.. : day.,
/ rs hl, wrakl,
totion cNpnried iruin e Britain %
other touuirp-. h't,vrrh Ian
l@i9 AMI March 81, l,i9-n
dn,. u hsse' ala 1pI
If ~ da,y II goo bis days. D..
~ BIZ weekly r,fau
Consumption nt o1tiun IN Great
Hrhh teitctu Jaa J., o. 81 .ta
March 81 ISIS ~ days. iitsfIasti3.i to
Il ~ dae.. illSt bis 2 days.
HHB "a a. ia.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-08-03

Aaectaho. Is greater enemy TO ihe Fac
than iha sma'' poN.
Csrk4 C.s .. manufactured II fhl.--
.C rfs
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-08-03

NATIONAL WASHINGTON Mosr ME>r.--A Ore
block Of Tennessee marble is about to be iur
nl,hrd b, the citizens Of Hawkins county fol
Tins structure,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-08-03

The New York Sun e~ne,atc- the damages
done to the trsic aad business of Nos lork.
by the prevailing cptdemie,' q ten uiliion. OF
dolla--
Tas ", tau,shr Les..ii'te sdoafa1a He' d.
.p saiurftf 5h ltf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-08-03

\ person named Petit, of lIolborn, London
has discovered method to make types Of cop
per II a he's. cost, and Of more durability, thar
those now m Use.
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Appshsnssu ~ To prscstsss asa sSsase.
LroSAap IoSxs Of Asins TO BE- consul Of The Us.s>d
| Granada NV '''F~' " ~"
| Nj boNzASo. Of Louisiana 10 h ns,s.r ss8 n.
nnsr Of the Branch Mint Of ths Uu,~d st.,es :, xev
Orleans 10 the plscs Of Pierre Rsrtr.nd deci,nsS
Captain JANIS DrNcAS, Of the speood rssfrp~os ~
Artillery Ccionel By breves ~ b lnspsssur -
the Army in the place Of Colonel George crosas.. a.
ceased
Msrslais Of Ma Usifss Ssasss
sAxrrt MccIrsa, for NswJsrsey
JOIN LASx, for Kentucky.
MoKrAS Fossksr, fos Maryland their tosnss com.
Missions hsvins expired
csh@sors Of tk< cssfs-sa
WIZ D. srAaa Aiddlsscwu. c. eA<s Philip ssss. ssa-
mss.ou expired
ErEsArx =. militia Salem and severly kAs Ne
janice Miller resirped
GxxSsos Morn. Burinston. N J. res Gsrshom Notl
deceased
CHAs. BYaSy. 81 Johns pa rscs Jas Dell. dssssssd.
Eli srAcr Gloucester Nsssl rsAppoinsed.
JOIN A. PuxgR, Rappshanncek Va reAppolntsd-
Hr~sr w cIAaS, 81 Mays. Ga ~'6r ArcAibsa
Clark, deceased
Sgrsyrs II ta< csss~s
W. WIZ DIS. lpswseh. Masssshnsstts rsAppotn>eS
CxAAtrs 8. LxSRs. Bayou Sc Jeha Losisisna, ~
appointed.
DAVID HAvpsS. New rsaas LouisianA. rsappo<neDd-
WILLIAM NAxvsrL sunssry. GsorgiA rvapootneo1-
BENJAMIN SrIlRs Hardwick. Georgia rsAppoieseA
Wirxh HAysNs, Gresaport NsWfork etes T. l..
Ireland, res:gnei.
Lad oSs
Taow.s J! HopsoS, Register, rslsAssses, Florida
reappolnted
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Tsy IspIAsA PRsTERs-rhs lsnn Ahn'sa
.sry Of the sr.a.y Of =. src.as We , ssF,
orsseo ~ ,.oner ct the Depot House. John Dseeass
m~sS sssssed By Nathaniel Bolton a. Vice Prssdses
~ 1890 Masaire - Secretary. greet number
o,n,~rs 10 tbs state were prsssns and psruei
mated IN the fest.7ities
p.ooyrRY or GOLD ~ TgIAs.-Jass - ocr
,.n.r h ro.ng u press, have been shown vsas 70
"a 70 Be valuable specimen Of gold ore, found with.
in thirty miles Of Brown,yiIe he genasmsa we -
I~I rerons and feels quite confident that it = oaly
,ae besnnos Of valuable discoveries . b meds v gar
80, i'm me jists vicinity. lBrswBsve Tsxss) losh
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MAcKErzL FIsERUs or Carr Ass.-Dannst the
year sas there caught By the vessels from Cap.
hnn 81 go barrels Of Msckere viz From the per- OF
Gloucester a, 80 bbls; Aanisqusn. eor eos hocL
oor, 775O btls. This 10 q much larger quantity than
ever caught before BY the Cape Ana yssse yes 10 coz
sequence Of the very low prices AID the poor qasy ~
the nsh the business resulted In ess ~ thoss
IN II MANY OF the vessels from Gloucester o. ue "a
- N. .~..n couid not meet tLeif bs The pftess u
MseEersl have lsssly Improved q u .sr.ss. q Me-"
York and Boston
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W.ycaptfIe Lodge NO. ~, %. OF - 4.
~ eses ~ rnis Lodgs requested 70 b u etsss
ire ri regular 1s-t.rg Tlsscs ~ evennx an ~
&C. on IA porrxocs vii b brought before ,ss
By order S"' - r.
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weakly Hepovt Of Deaths

IA N, CIV and County At Nso YORK from ns SsA Ssb II
Janussy % be M day ef January, is$s
Men. IL, Women, 81; Boys io1, 0ils S-To'' "ai
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u. inter -r srI---ss ir-- lie Nc------ - -
--.ry - ps-r Ct - So1tt CO. O. -
v--t :. AJAX n.o cs1s-s-ztoa TAT - rcr 1la p
80 Z grs.t-r La "a sc1-1- -- i.t;-r Hs i-'
- :t--. tl-a>s Ter 3s- v--rcr-c- q vsl--.-->
-srrs --Per.s- e IL ss1se
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AsE-Undsf ysA y q 2 .".s 70 :. 'S 90
So "a; o. 70 TO- "A; 10 70 so5 " 70 .s s)~ o' as'
Known, 2 -. a. 40. 1900 "a
ysysnd 10; Wales Germany, III France, Swtxss'
and /; Prussia Bhisn Possessions 10 n Amsnes -
Hes ladies' l. ,,..-, M.
FROM HospilaI Bellevue 81 Psssnruy Hospital, blses'
vslPs Island a. Small Pox Hospltsl b!sesveIe issea
EsadsPs ii ard g. Guy Hospital Guy Phsop, Allas
Hoass Blackwell fsisnf 81 Colofsd Hons. 2, Coos4
p>rsous, H. w WhIIk, S.y insp~~"
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ANTE Room or TIE sENArF cHAnHrn-Dee 50

ANIT l.UUI IiT TTNNIF NIiN7I''''
Attbe call of the Chairman OF the Special commute
nj ono from each Of the Siayeholdng states appointed
!, be general meeting held IN the senate Chs'oss od
tlo o3t ol December lsls, the committee sssno,su
- ~ 80 ,o,u, If the senate Chamber. All OF tne
Somrnttee We're present but Mr. csbe who was ''S g,
aud MIR chapman who wa. sssen. G@ t 'eS e oy
- "a -, H. oan Chairman he was, on motion
Wnsnimou siy elected by the Committee On MOTION
Mr Venable was elected Secretary fs
ON motion Of Mr.. Calhoun SUB Coui , ., I.9
<yss amounted 70 take into consideration t3e suoev1
s,ter referred 20 the Special Committee and the Char
sao,r,cd the ssd Committee TO wit Messrs Calhoun
LAYTON King. Morohesd, and Bayy, who were 20 sls
,ifc ~ The Chairman of the General Committee "hci
go 80 rssdv ~ report The Committee adjourned
=, meet on the call OF the Chairman - ~, ,
ALEXANDER II. STEPHENS ChsHmsn'
Nv NrNAnIH. SecretaTN
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TyOR CALIYORNYA-2o stnss 0grs, hon "a =
Se~srd in prime ofdxi 5ce double 9us4 fse0 ~
upw ard. in prime order Rsss Of svsU dssenydes. -
S.ss: s::S sdssT SIANeh fohE . -
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IaIIFORNIA WINDOW SASH I'D Bdnds -
1rser, for fns California snd Southern nastsn exc
- .fb urouptrsss snd dispstct, g Ne oteo9 I'LL m
VASE s between Dock sna xsn q" ssoosya, 80 .ss
"a Ferry ~
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,,..rR ROOM or rnE SENATE CHAMBER, Jan. ID.
The Committee met according - slJo C1nW 81
Present Mr.. stephens Chairman ,,cbisen Of Mo
$3.50, Chsrman Bayly, Nsnssle NusS Mi hins
.Ss.sred NV proxy. hy Mr Downs and Mr. Sebastian
by Mr. FCo,e. ., NJ poo,a that
~ =. ,.ers euthotized the Committee permi''co '-0"
r. vote for the aforesaid genue"el. 49,, .s;ssred
The Address farther discussed anu ni 90
Wbereupon Mr. CHAPMAN offered the following ''''
luton; - ...,,.s..rt
.,f That n The opinion ct his Committee y = Y ,e. %
o., tine en- 40, aitres. 60 oe published q VIZ ~ 5.8 aqar
% sav''aens a t6- rs,p~cre Houses Of c'as'e''
which was decided in the nc sst've. 49,, mar. o.,
The Yeas and Nays were demShue'' ""N
iolloss c..,. u~,aeii.
S.,A .na calhoun povu. Rr Foo's. King Of
~ 80 S.ssssNs Wig. b Rasi
on motion Of Mr.. BAytv. il was
E,,s T,tN Calhoun po, he stiles. wah a 60, ss y, Z,
s, a 70 y, vs. - G n, senate ohaaS.l Jaaa, d. is's
yyh;ch was decided in the affirmative
I'M, Yeas and Nays having been demanded 'ney were
$ ,s.."S,. Asa,a, R.R, o,Aoun Down" f'''' bag OF
As sew. ,sgss. tCarnsn oAspHsa. oat' 0S'ea'
G.ii y Mor.te.a a. 49, III . &C.. he reported To-
ts'e'rst, Tat ,hs r 49,,
os:ss,a 70 ", CA ALEXANDER II STEPHENS chm
w VENABLE, Secretary
SENATE CIeMBgR. Jan. IS
Toe senstors and RepresentS.ss' o. 10 al
.nsn, The President Mr.. MsToAiff' '00 VIC
Ma, ana called the meeting to oraer. p
- s,x..-P,s.,sf. Nss-rs Clsyios 3 iS-ss R-rfss
" 80 49,. &C., But-r. Calhoun, n -. -. $50 J-
'. r-l.,,Srs Turn-, Bel. n y..n'2n -. Russ a.
ssAa D,v. Ma fifPairst. A'eli-'0' "''''S'
Hen.ton. ,r.,rrsn Crsfelt, Lyon -
49,. 1890 R.vv. Betiaser bsSe>s, yr...or X
-. r.i,,~ Co., M~ats. Mc)oSeA re 49,, \ N,'m~.
T.nv.n Barr.arcr Csusn, Dane ,I,-.ison Ief~ou ,
aA.., s-,c.or Wsi.e- Nooi~srt II Sooo a., A N Coco
" Jo,~. X Rag Lunpsn. Stephens ioe' s,rsn FcAbrr
s.,. n.u. Hasra Houston, lase - oh..l P,,,os
stoe Thou,son Hsrususor. l. sefv al ssn,on
Bsrro~ Ccess Cros -r 0eafrt htsAe' ~ % "a I,hason
IAosss.. Csb-u ksuinsn. Pl.tury, boshn h W '0 4,
Mr. HovsroS OF Texas offered the io"o"l's '''''
-. o., ae-st
R,serss. Ihs reporters Of newspapers y PsIise,
sssts ~ toof. and ,hs the galleries be oPsn~a 70
The Yeas and Nays being demanded II was 'e0'u'
in the negsuve-leas Sc. Nays So
Those who voted in tie sf.rmsrve are
s...r. Cisyor spruaucs Johnsoa M~icale, luoef~
SCI Ru.s HOsston Roman, BsFnssr Chng1sn, n Soo :
I,,-s q knx Lunpsn. stephens. Tooraos, Gayle ~
r,s =. Roys Bsf0~ cocke O>ntry he
IA sswo Gael Ksutnsn Psbury, fo0fsoy Gora Aepo'
eli, P.sslstoe tBt Prestco
Thoss who voted in tbs negative are
xsss psssce Of Nd nsss, sas'er, Butler eass
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G.,.-The old Brooklyn G"Lsht Company,
Henry Nichols, President, commences building osn
nav works today 1t the foot Of Jseksonss ssss "
ferry They have notified the Common Council n"
they will be prepared TO light the streets Of the hss
iva Wards With gas by the LIST Of July next
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ANTE RooM or rHE SENATE ChAMnkS Jan. ~
a,hs conmit,,e met, On the call Of the Chairman a
quorum being present Mr. Calhoun, rom 'ne ., the
S,,,,tec rspertcd an Address 10 the FeoPie OF snv
S,LH1si-g t,ates which was considered ana ais
cn..s5 IN Commute who rose without coming 70 any
in.ion thereon snd adjourned 10 meet on SATURDAY
,he l9th. AT 10 o'clock A. NJ .,,,.,,,,,,,. Oh,
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HEvyALs--A revival IL progressing 10 tss
Dssns t Methodist Church Rev. Abraham Frsncis PeH
tor About hf,y persons have been sddsd 70 inc
Church.
PLYMOUTH CHURcH-This building, lately dam
aged by IRE, 10 be- pulled down. and ne" ana n'''
commodious sdihce erected Instead
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
PROCEEDINGS
ORA
CONVENTION OF SOUTHERN MEMBERS
or CONGRESS
JOHN c. CALH0UNS MANIFESTO.
rRoc66DIHos

CHA,sSs OIL rHg SENATE Or THg USITFD srArEa
WAsHrNeTON Dec o.
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REMOVAL Oh Qu,RAsriSr.-By reference to
our Legislative report II will be seen that bill VS. ~
ported in the Assembly Monday tor the removal
Of the Quarantine to Sandy Hook motion 70 rcser
the bin Wa laid on The table
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-30

ANTI Room 81 TIE SENATE CHAN7Rs, Jan. L.
he select Committee Of fifteen from the slsvehOld
nz states me, al 20 O'Clock and Organized b. call
sus Nr KryS Of Ala 20 the Caaix.
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ANTE ROOM o. TIE SENATE CHANHEs. Jan N.
The Committee met II the call Of the Chairman A
quorum being present.
NJ BFRRiEN. Sub Committee, read an Address which
vss ordered 10 be reported 10 the Geners Meeting
substitute tor the address rccommitted 10 ths Commit
tee. Adjourned A. W yENABLE Secretary
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do not remember at what time was stabbed; [
know neither who took the knife, nor who stabbed
me; Cyrus Turner admitted that he did not. |
Know not who struck me; 1t Is admitted on all
hands, by friend and foe, that Alfred Turner, (cou
SIN OF Squire Turner,) struck me several vlolent
blows with stick. Thomas Turner admits that
he bursted three caps at me with a six barrel re-
yolver, and was proceeding TO fire on, when my
friend, VIM. Wllkerson, threw him under the table;
whilst many Others, whom fsrbear TO name at
present seemed to be aiding and abetting. My
friend, Watt Wkerson, was badly cut in the arm
with knife. supposed for several days, that
was stabbed IN the right side, near the back bone,
but II must have been the result of blow;
suffered acute pain in my right shoulder tor near
ten days; this, too, was produced by severe blows
II is probable had as many friends on the ground
as Turner, but they were paray sed by surprise,
whilst must do my opponents the justice to say,
that they acted with a speed, concentration and
energy, worthy OF a better cause, and better sue
After was borne into the house, | could
hear &. Turner's groans in another room; asked
what was his condition; ! was told that he was
not fatally wounded. then sent him word 60 that
reoiced that had not given him mortal wound;''
he returned for answer ''that he had not stabbed
me-" and understood before his death imputed no
blame TO me.
Truth requires me to say, that Cyrus Turner'S
life and character had inspired ne with the same
resp,o Ct which is felt by the citizens of ldlson
county generally Whilst | regret his death, not
upon me rests the responsibility of its necessity.
Now, in the third week, still hnger and suffer
from the wound. unable TO have my bed made up.
Ing this condition, | have dictated the preceding
statement To an amanuesls. 9. M. CLAY. d
July 2, 1919.
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Police Intelligence.

TIE .qHeg,d Charge If .qbdueton During the last
two days an examination has been going an before
Justice Timpson, in which Captain Robert McCerrcn,
q the packet ship Columbia stands charged with the
abduction Of pretty young irish girl by ths %
Fza Dickson between Is and IL years ~ axs who
passenger board his ship her last trip frV.n Ii
ytrpUul Eliza was accompanied by an elder sister,
WHO'S equally a good looking aud BY thsr friends at
Liverpool were put In the Immediate charge Of the
captain, who was to keep a wztchfIl eye over them
during the passage The ship arrived on Saturday
the 23d June last and the two sisters le the vessr
and took board ut No. 81 Madison street On the
Monday evening following, the diiculty which
has brought the captain in conflict with the police
thoritiea under newly passed statute Law abiuc-
ton The following are the afhdavits ale, taken In
the case at present, against the captain -
FoLicE CovRr, TuRD DrsrRicr Esssx srsntr,l
State Of New York, City and County Of NY.S
ELIZA DicKsoS Of No. 81 Madison street having been
duly sworn, deposed rs follows arrived in this coun
tsy tn. Esd instant in the ship Columbus Captain
NcCerrcn and ON her arrival ! Immediately vent to
board at No CO Madison street; the 2jth instant
about seven O'Clock Captain McCerren seat se note
by John II wilson, requesting me to meet him on ths
opposite side Of the street, then put my hat, vent
out and met him, when he proposed to me to take
walk with him. az he wanted to 20 to the house OF
friend; went with him and when we came to the
house refused to go in With him we then walked
around the block aud back he the said Capt Me-
Jerren telling me that iced not be afraid; that the
respectable people and friends Of his, and
that they would take glass Of vine together these
Inducements went In With said McCerren went
to the attic story bedroom; he sat down alongside
o. me and put his arms around my neck, he then got
up suppose 20 LOCK the door Of the bedroom when
Jumped out of the window, and up the roof; |
have since been informed that the house that McCerren
took me house OF sssigustion, aud believe
nced there by McCerren for the purpose Of pros
ttution; further gay that the ssd McCcrren vas ar
rested the same night and brought to this Office la the
morning and verily believe that sbduc ted to this
house u assignson by the arts and inducements Of
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The Hon. Henry Clay ON WING Principles.

Gentemen-I have the honor TO acknowledge
the receipt Of your official note inviting my aten-
dance al Philadelphia, to unite with the wing cltl-
zens Of Philadelphia in celebrating IN an approprl-
ate and patriotic manner, the approaching annver-
sary of American Independence. Concunlng en-.
firey with YOU in the importance to the welfare and
prosperity Of the Union OF maintaining wing prn-
cipes by all fair and honorable means, | should be
most happy, both for the pleasure Of meeting my
whig felow-citizens, and of assisting IN the CON,
memoration of the great epoch ct our national
birth to se able to accept your kind invitation but
my distant residence deprives me Of th.t satsfAc-
tion tender my best wishes that the proposed
celebration may be signalized by order, by good
cheer, and by n spirit OF amty and fraierny aud
that Il may add fresh strength and vigor to the
principles intended to be promoted.
am. with great respect, your friend and obed-
ent servant III. CLAY.
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csoxemevt. for Csi,roruss.

The brig Joseph Butler, Capt Gardner, sailed,
on the Let inst, from Nantucket, for san Francis
co, with a cargo OF machinery, steam engines,
lumber, frame houses and provisions. The Me-
chanica, Mining and Trading Company, under
the direction OF Samuel y. Fisher and Alanso1
persons embarked in the Joseph Butler -
Captain, Francis y. Gardner LIST Mate, releg Ray
"a Mats. Joseph w. Bates Stesard, Manuel Rogers
Cook, Francis Rose. Members OF the ompany-Stnl
sherman. Lot u. Fisher EleaEer II. Fisher, Nose
Fisher, Joseph w. kisher Joseph 4. fish, WIN. d.
pslius Holmes, VIM Swain ID. Warren tisher, WIN
b. Bunker Timothy J. Randall, george u. Colin,
Joseph b. Mhiteus, OF Nantucket David Il. DagSett,
Of New Bedford and Henry Brown, aud Joseph Ss'ft,
Jr., Of Falmouth. Total, ~ -
The thip Sarah Parker, Capt. Codd, sailed from
Nantucket 9th inst, tor San Francisco, with a
cargo Of twenty house frames, 10000 bricks, and
other fixtures complete Two mlnIng companies
20 out in heroine under the direction OF Chas.
Meader, the other under the direction oi WIN. y.
Pinkham. Capt. Josesh Swift, OF Falmouth, goes
out by the route over the Isthmus, 10 take charge
of the cargo on the arrival Of the vessel at san
Francisco. The following are the names OF all
who pe in the Sarah Parker
Captain, James Codd let Mate, Wm. II Cathc,rt
Charles &. Macy, Alexander c. Pinkbaru, WIN Bruce
Cbas Wilson, John Francis. Mechanic Company
Charles T. Resder George G. Allen. Allen Smith. job
briggs Asa r. Jones, William c. Myrick, Edwin Coles
Hull Isaac q. smith, Thomss a. Cannon Paul Clsby
Members Of the other Compsny-George u. Andrews
Francis Cary, Matthew 4 Pinkhsm Robert g. wash.
burn, Charles Wilson, Augustus osborne. Thomas "
conn, James Clothier George q. fnshsm, George
Enas Henry q. James chas e. Hay den John Z. Coffin
Valentine Swain, William II. James, Geo. w. Gibbs
Total, ~.
$40 n.t.~ 90
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NatOr-General Scott on Canadian Annexa-
lion.
WEST POINT, June %, 1919.

w June ~, lofJ.
My DEAR SIR-The news from the Parliament
Of Great Britain, this morning, must, think, in
crease the discomfort of our neighbors the other
side of the ST. Lawrence and the Lakes not lit
tie and that those dlscon,ents will, in few
years, lead TO separation of the Canadas, New
Brunswick, &c, &c, from the mother country,
seems equally probable.
Will those provinces form themselves into an
independent nation, or seek a connection with our
Unionl think the probability is greatly in favor
of the latter. In my judgment, the interests of
both sides would be much promoted by anneXa-
tion-the several provinces coming into the Union
on equal terms with ourpresent thirty States. The
free navigation OF the St. Lawrence Is already of
immense Importance to perhaps third of our
present population, and would be of great value
TO the remainder. After annexation, two revenue
cutters be low Quebec would give us better Sc
curity against smuggling than 5000 customhouse
e,npf0yefs strung along the line that separates US
from the British possessions on our continent. |
am well acquainted with that line, and know
great deal OF the interests aud character OF the
~provincas. Tsough opposed TO Incorporating
with us any district densely peopled with the
Mexican race, | should be most happy to fra
.ternise with northern and north eastern neigh
bours.
What may be the views of our executive go
vernmeu on the subject, know absolutely no.
thing but ] think cannot err in saying, that
two-ihlrds of people would rejoice at the
,poratiOn, and the other third soon perceive Its
benefits.
OF course | am opposed to any underhanded
measures on part in favour OF the measure, or
any otker act of bad faith towards Great Britain.
Her good will, In my view OF the matter, Is only
second TO that OF the provnclals themselves; and
that the former would soon follow the latter-con-
ssidering the present temper and condition oil
Christen Som-- cannot be doubted.
The foregoing views l have long been IN the
habit of expressing in conversation. | give them
to you for what they may be worth.
Faithfully yours, WINFIELD Scorr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-11

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