The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-08-25

OF them having yet planted the
is blade Of CON- All Texas well aware that 10 the ex-
enous ana capacity Of Major Neighbors they all of
peace ana immunity nom savage depreciation their from
tier has enjoyed OF late years His removal il indeed
public calamity greater than any which the presen, (an
sPos) administration had previously inflicted ON tho coun.
Try In their overeagernsss 10 empty the treasury into the
pockets of INSCRIPTIONS partsans Personally the late
agent was not popular among those whites with whom his
business brought him into immediate intercourse But all
Texas recognised the value OF his services, and win noun
MS removal and the consequent uihng appointment,
an Offering of the lives of frontier men, women and
children to appease the craving for spos Of unknown
federal ofice-hunter No unfortunate time than the
could have been selected for making this change
Tor In spite OF the exerons Major keep the peace be-
tween his charge and the whites the
propensity OF our push their settlements
into the Indian territory has inamed sayages
great degree that tho people of Texas hardly fail to
pay as their share OF the reward of Mr. Rollins for his exer
tons In the last election In the sacrifice of the lives of
oil their most useful citizens
The I'D OF October has been selected as the day for the
commencement Of the annual fair OF the American
Institute, ut which there promises be exhibited more
than the usual quantity of fine specimens of mechanical
artistical, and agricultural skill On the whole the exhibit
lions OF this institute 10 far ahead of thing OF the kind
to be seen elsewhere In this country Though not so much
Is said oil them In the newspapers doubt whether they
wlnot compare very favorably with the finest similar ex
hibitons, after the order, be witnessed in Paris
No doubt you will perceive by the reports thathe cholera
Is rapidly decreasing here, Notwithstanding the now al.
most daily arrival Of ship loads Of emgants among whom
when on the ocean, the epidemic ragged with great fatality
The Board OF Health reported yesterday but 20 deaths for
the preceding "a hoursa lower number than had been
announced by the Board any time since the middle Of
June last.
The steamer America, which left her dock yesterday a
ternoon tor Liverpool carried out Messrs VIM c. Riyes
and D. NJ Barringer (our ministers France and Span)
and their families There time when stood
in greater need OF being very ably represented Madrid
than at present. If there 10 particle truth the DECLARE
tons OF the whig press that circumstances and the cond
ton OF our relations with Spain required the
Executive publish his II there he
aught but sheer humbuggery Ia these declarations the
selection Of the amiable Mr. Barrnger for the post musl
prove unfortunate indeed. However, what be- ter could
have been expected from the principal managers of Ia.
President when one reflects that they lack
to such degree as TO venture to attempt bambooze
the public into the belief that Zachary Washington ndited
the antCuban proclamation, unaied by any other than
those experienced and wise statesmen and diponatists
my excellent cronies Harry Winter and j. Henry Clay
Mudda
the Broadway. have never seen Bdrbire-Rossini's
chef dowveas well represented night at that house
Vicits voice. though deficient in volume proves have
been most admirably cultivated Kossi, Corssi sang the
score of Figaro with power and effect than had ever
heard it executed Norve Tor Don Baseo) the princi-
pal basso astonished every with display of compass
and volume of voice for which the New York public had
not previously given him credits while Sanquerico Tor
Baroo) of every one since the death
of DE Begnis he is acknowledged the best buto in
America Tedesco the prma DONNA (who sang the roif
Of Rosina turning the heads of all the bucks the city,
much by her vouptuous beauty and finished acting as
by her charming singing. Madam Blangy and Charles
Duand now doing the principal parts in the baets to
the delight of all BIS style is after the fashion OF Tag
ions while Madam Montpasir's is that Of Cerito and
Elser. The latter is the more agile, while the every
movement Of the former teens with captivating grace.