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coosipus Ihsir Lscmrss Tor tis vel, = to14ve -
Broadway Han (Hops Chapel On sondsy. tssesy
and Saturday,; and q Cuton Hall % Tueeeey We1oeo
day snd Friday, commencing y " 0c'eeh No9ss1s -
scIsnruic Lows, SELECTION, Covssssfs, 40 nA1ss-
Monty Lees intsrwovsn throughout nssn: - " -
Besanfyins and bighns n6ssecss % ~ voice ns1nses
health &c. Duty u fst'er. dsashasfs end nesssss
sons Parsssal Loss. Frtss6stp. ns@Ghee.iy oeone
Irstorrsrv Iakabawsnsss "Dwest hou6oS 1s1noneo 81
soeisl srodp Nsrdass ~ die Of NE. How 70 tDssre
hsppy unioss Loving nssiscasiy. nsinsscntaI psepe
rsliou How 10 excite and pesrstnsfs love eelose - -
Ter marnsge Eses should mold The cehsg Rsslsg. ~
seme develops he scisnes 9 .asdsesi tslls vbe =!
and who esss@ hive happily .ofs.hsr :nsws y .ssss
co I'd for dseord and yin conduct I'll who follow ~ dsec-
REGIONS happy unions for he. with eooeseia sD@rhe
8sLyIAraovsnEsT AnD fus mAUAeemssT % Can.s
caRs-hsppiusss The pssnrA function of bGisG. Al
suffering rslssd By violated lsw Ascsp1Uey d ~
Il ssuunsass end nsslsei Daases a Isyhse. ed ~
10 sscursh b. Dcssssipg he ergsas 0iosy q 1AEi.-
pvovensnf lie exssnt and means. Hsbias oe9 govss1
Application ofthses lave 70 bed chizsee oovcn-
log b. nts!ssi s.d loys By gs1..g ne IN xssssls.g
ssaiAL Divwaoa- Ihshsssias. Pssisias. Dsestvihg.
EzaSpis beuss hen psecspl
Course tickets 50 cents; angs heksss 10 essss aie $4,000
y MsAhurss e Hsard,s Now Deyls fyse1s1
fx 0snrsnsu's Heir CuniBg. Wiss he a.aA Irceane.e
shove ell others Of thsk psussoe 1sy 49, - Weo
yesrS sxpsrsnes n the lssgsss Los1os sseshnseA -
eoudscs ihslr bosnsss On u eane yn.aHS ~ sne
prove Instr superiority Give thsn ean = ~ hs11seens
| M HYuk Tknf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-14

candidate for Congress In the Richmond vh) District
of Virginia II does no, appear BY his card to what
party be belongs, probably Lseo) There are three
candidates IN the field before him via Boris and LEE
Wings and sEDDos, Loco. The election takes pace
on Thursday the 10th mat
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passeureru Arrived.

IN ses~sktv R--sss. rv- Bvss<p sss ss~fAs~ess-Csr
ero~n. Ranks ssy. DR. Range Car sehss hs~nAeAi
Bsuntsch BsamtscA rssts w Sorchsrs. Gsysf, ksv
A xseplsr, Schumacher. Hschs Rev ssex.fe sehnst
Haes- yaksoa asy saasssfs Cotss LADY and ehsS
Nc. sksmscae Dr W Gsmpp sud lady Rshsrs osnp oss.
A. Rolof and ssy. h.s sAs Mss Cars raea wssh
FRANK ard lady, John fsnk Mics Ffsnk bsrnhes Jess
srosu ksers Bssnsr. h.s fsh- n .. nesss. Nss
W-rA Ms Eb-rle o,sos Bsrnsa. Mr. Wtds and sdy
Henry asay Entsn. ID Cove. John khn, A8sr
KanI,s Nc R-gaOss and others. Bseu. Mas reses Bee.
Whias sposl Many and lady, osinn. Any NFs.
Sh Mss sasssds Pierre saass Do F~adearsh Shas brSe.
Dr. Marin, Meier Ronosg PmpPinS saihx @ voSht.
Rooa, spnaa., Dss. FE.st r,sna, Jc.st x.h,sr
BunsS, Hampe karagsr Mss S.snshmtt. Mos bnfss,
M fheo Bohastsd, Hlih N Bars<e Bars<s
Kruxg Henri GsmPp washastoa oempp. George osmpp.
Carl s-kns1n Mss Ropd Henn koof sshtsesK kunh
frsnt Joseph rrsss Jacob trsnk A-s PrsaA Josss
stoltst AalI-s Hodsss Mos csppssf, Mas sessa
Mss Muller, Anton Wsds. fasrstsn als- Wahs
A Bur Drsmhcpef.
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American Funds.

There are no quotations of American stocks In til,
report Of the Financial transactions of London tn,
9th Foreign funds generally were quiet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-14
TWO DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF Thu Hermann

NO MOVEMENT IN AMERICAN STOCKS.
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Hoprtd Murder.

most horrible murder was committed in VIII
mins.on on Wednesday last the full particulars o
which will be- sent you ~ - received.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-14

Trouble Brewing in France.
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AUSTRIA.
sclavouic Dfsc0uteut.

sclav eutc Dfsceateut.
The tone Of the scsvonic papers Of the South shows
an increasing evaporation against Austria The para
graphs Of the Austrian Constitution which pcrvef tho
old plan Of the military frontier 70 have sonstsd
from the Emperor the affection OF bis sclsvonie
subjects.
frontier shs In future exclusively for the militia
~ purposes Of State while the Scavoac provinces
are 70 pay their share toward the expenses Of any wsr
which the Austrian Monarch may think proper 70
make "Io all parts of our country, says the Asrasu
ZsitnaS and especially the military frontier and
In the servisn principally has the Constitution caused
feeling of pain and even OF rsmore Tor t does not N
any respect answer our just hopes and expectations
This 10 the time Ia which have sacrificed ourselves
for good Of the Emperors family and IL 10 hard that
., that very time the Emperor should treat us no better
than the rebels In Hungary and Italy" The Scsvoni.
aos have called on Jesehich 10 leave the Army In Hun.
gary and 10 to Wagrsm, where the opening OF
the Diet will plaes him In still more distinguished 20.
sition than the one be now holds the battlefield and
where be will be called upon TO discharge duties OF
greater moment and OF more sacred nature.
Movements In Hungary.
Some Austrian Impersllst writing 10 the Ttm<s says
letter received this morning informs me that the
Palstinal redoubt st Comorn has been taken In ths
presence Of Prince Windisehgatz. IL adds that the
loss side was very severe
The 29th bulletin of the operations OF the Imperial
armies In Hungary and TrsnsJvznia hes just been pub
iIshed We learn that st Medals General BEN had 10
pieces artillery. though the numerical strength OF hs
quoted. HIS ioee ~ Aeoleer Dbs6au
can be trusted amounted 70 100 killed. J6o wounded
and hundred prsoners which we're made BY the Ina
peralists who had u killed and 2o7 wounded
Puuishment Of the Wanderers Of Latsur.
Three Of the m1rdsrerso Of Count Latour hanged
on morning of the % h Of March, the slscs b.
tween the "Schosfsn" and Heu" City gsseG The
crowd mmsnse but not the least disturbance took
place. Two others have been sentenced 70 20 years
hard labor
MiscclIaaeoHs.
The Austrian government Il about 10 apply 70 ths
different Earopesa Powers 10 induce them 70 jotn Is u
step which has already been taken 70 prevent The
clandssne export OF the works Of art from the muss
st Florence and Roma Sis (Ausrria) hes already
ordered that embargo should be Laid upon eli oejsets
Of the kind which may be brought into her osn ssr
tories.
The B,alassr Zassrs contains Magyar eorrespoa-
dence Of the l5th according which Prince eehwsrt
zenbers and Baron Won Kzbec are gone 70 Psseh b
asssf . council upon the bssk note question The
Hangsrans had eft 5zolnok again. afssr they had Do
sroyca tho railroad far Cxexed- Jelachich vhc
had removed bis headquarters 10 kskskemet had besn
beaten ss Jassbering and the same day rersatsd "a
Ofer.
Ths Pessh pspsr, Fyssc, also states thst he Ben
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-14
Canadian Politics,
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

~ THE XIXTH Century for April IS Just
issued opening with a Portrait Of c. d. Stuart, which
We do not esteem Gathering Then follow 100 besut
fully printed pages of rignsl matter entitled
Manhood by H. Greeley nehs. Anf.o By Schumacher o-u
d. y Cor. sonsoPs Ir.n'aoS. rom ;-sn Paul % h-'s
So,ss b Taylor; Men Of G.nu.-Hs..y Rsse.s@ Inf
"a Moaisom.ry N. Dsy Of Labor BY wsk- he Hsbr.- Pro
ph.s and thirissn Gospels ~ PhP Harroo5 .h res. n
There are several Editorials not mentioned above
This 10 the sixth Quarterly Issue Of tho work, and
good one The Editor &C. C. Burr) Gays:
1.-THE object of the work, we hope, 10 now under
stood II wished 10 make place where men OF genius
OF all parties could and find sn open space fol
their thoughts And 1t hss succeeded"
THE XlX,h Century is Issued at - per snnum, by
G. B. Zeiber, Philadelphia and sold here By VIM. IL
Graham, Isl Nassaust
Cooks AMERICAN CoSDESsIso STEAM ENGINE
This Ia the title OF q very handsome Chart Of Explain
atory drawings Of the Steam Engine such used
ON the Hudson River and Sound boats representing
the machine with all It's internal parts laid open to the
eye each part colorsd to represent the metal o.
which II IL made References the Chart TO q nea
book Of notes explaining in various pieces the ex
plantations are plain that any one, although entirely
Ignorant OF ito structure beforehand, can become per
fecty acquainted with the machine in half an hour
The plate Is very large, being o By IS inches in size
and the best adapted for machine shops engineers col
sges academies and steamboats, we have ever seen OF
fered to the public Having received the Appreciation
and praise of our first engineers and scientific profes
sors, and being the production OF swell-known drafts
man Of our City, 4, will without doubt become Z
standard work Published by Mum & Co. Scientific
American, l2s Fultonst. Single copies complete, IS
Map Form mounted, e. 50.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-14
Arkansas Election.

A dispatch from Cincinnati says returns have
reached that city from y counties in Arkansas,
which place WILSON, the Wing candidate for Gov
ernor, 245 ahead.
The Liifle Rock BSsner, Loco oco paper, says
the chances are in favor of Wilson's election.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-14

r. Mr.. ADRIEs AUsRr, whose death wa
announced BY telegraph yesterday uss Editor Of
Nsfsosal Of Eew-Oresns-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-14
GENERAL NOTICES.
SILK GOODS
LIMDSLEY, CAMERON 4 HAYWA1Ds

SILK GOODS
LIMDSLEY, CAMERON 4 HAWAII
A FEW DOORS FROM BROADWAY, NEw.Yonk.
Rave now IN sroRE ARE CONSTANTLY asCuvsIHsA
SILK AND PA rx: 10y S Saay GOODS
BLACK osos De RHIsr, fL.Is. cmAxsLso", saec"s
AND riGuREo POUR Ds sosr silks,
PRIsrsD LAWS, great variety,
PEsrsD JAcosIr ard one.sDl Mystms,
PLAIs, PAINTED and SATIN SraDs bARsess.
siLK TIssUEs, hne aseormenl
FRENCH EssLnH and seeTe" e'"s"AA''
Satin ard r.s... Ribbons. AI'9 Sons.uio.. o.
:: r Ss 4: st: = N v:::s
ss:s:: ed Ss: Hs,s - : Sa.
LxcEs, MiLLINEkY xifiCLEs, &c. e. al q vhisA
For Cash or approved Credit. mn 'aDsnw
Company VIII temporarily occupy the rooms q ~ eosaH
OF william o. and Eschsag splses n shs MsschssiS Ia
change formerly occupied he Branch Post 00es1
whore hsy are ready receive proposals. br nssns
and Inland Insurance exclusively excepting whsss ~ Ire
rsk 10 indispsassbly connected win The Marina I'
The means Of decentralization for claims fos lossss CO.
sisu Of Promissory Notes, which sy The isrns Of nbssp
ou The sbsolus property Of IL Company, ssd nsy
be usgostsd pledged dispossd q By Ass, o. n ~
wsy ussd 70 pay claims which msy - nsds % shsa"
The subscription sov smounts 70 o234s 49,.
TnusTgEs:
Zsbsdes Cook Edward Anthony, pheodove CraDe,
fbomss TilsssoR, Ulys BrswstsS, Robert T. 1ayloe
s. L.,nrop. yrsosis s.,1dy. csi,;rs>sa.
Sidney Brooks, samuel eproob r0od,
Frsnhnn n. DsIano Eben i. Cfock0, r. n u. Hsooo19s
Geo. Ghswold, Jr John 4. nc0sw, Chez y. Cooneuys
VIM. d. Thompson Wm. ]. baiklsy, Ehshe nooolAe.
Eiss PonvsSs, Geo Godfrey, Henl Ahsa.
n. J. Brown, Arthur I1pnsaeu, Thomas Dyeees
Prsd'k A Lee, James HYDE, w ksnh UOse8
George Bird, William esyce, yoAl hNp0s j.
John B. kitehing. }. w. CuIbsr Jsmss ny@a
Alfred Bssrsrt, AuG 1elhpapp, yeDo 1871
Chsuncey D. Hurd, 4 2. Woolwssd, oenasa 4 -.
INSPECTORS o. sLBcTIon; .l.....
WIN. c. Langley wllusm D. Toois, Henry 4 Hansn,
zEBEDEE COOK, Yrss1AOG
EDWARD ASrHosv, ssfssse6ss4
ZpwAaD 4 oTnono Secretary. - loooooo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-14
Forced Loan In Tuscany.

In the proclamation announcing the end Of the ar.
mistce the Provisional Government OF Tuscany ex'
pressed itself In the following words
." We have exhausted every attempt at persuasion
now liberty requires different one we will tryiL D
Tuscany you have said will be free aud great
we'll maintain your promise before posisrliy Our du-
ty 10 TO obge you by force to become free and great
We will not suffer either delay excuse or complaint !;
the will of the country is the will OF God.
The threat contained In this passage has been realized
by decree Of the 10Th, levying forced loan upon rich
capitalists An income exceeding 1000 scudi (oIOOt)
shall pay Il per and In proportion up TO 10 per
cent upon incomes above 10000 scudt The loan 10
guaranteed upon the property Of the State and bears
5 per cent interest
Ii Is 10 be noticed that the above proclamation speaks
of Sardinia in friendly terms but does not mention
Charles Albert
Advices had been received from voghsrs Of an st
tack made by the Austrsns upon the Pedmontese, who
defended the bridge OF Mezzsno Corte near Psvia -
The Austrisns were repulsed. after which the Pied
moniesc partially destroyed the bridge The news wa
received by telegraph from Alexandria on the 2lst
Late the 2lst the Minister Of War received re-
port that the fourth dvson of the army led by the
Duke of Genoa, had advanced a. far a. Magenta, In
Lombsrdy. When the division approached the bridge
at Bufslors the King himself advanced suddenly TO
It's head, and was the frat man TO cross the bridge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-14
IUUTA 0RAWLG
ON CgAsE DHAWLe. whiso q

India 0RAWL2
fvANfON CaAsE sHAWLS whAss ssbsotdGs1, vWy
Nnck q ed 70 inchsssQsara 80
Pisls vhlss cnss stswiA .. @ ~ q iseh sssass
Coorst Cssps DAswis, ssssnsd eoiors, iov Dcee1-
Canton crsps eosyb hehly smb<d, hebs b ~ leg
Do. Dc. dsassksd agassd, ~ @ehneA
ssrs Rsbss snbsotd9sl, vtlsA - - VA
whats sssges 9 iee4 snd y - W.
Cord Dos0oB % inch VIDE, e1mooa - eenf5a, ~
esssrsi sssonns. Of sessossbis Drnsb "a AsgnA
Goods, harsestye1, foy sele b
AuEloxpE DAnonUTE1o.
THIS NEVILLE isvssssd Dsros.sess. hgay eysovco 81
By - Drseeh lnslllna, meesarss ~ sceeaIo ~ -
cir By The sAsucoy 81 soin bodies ocesgl0 = ness
~ Of MEAL can rsnsposs1 Without sny eeA psccnn
don fs0 Of tksss beenrfai iss1!uneees - Ocseve1
10 80 !; Dr. cHfi&oeS cSssael D6p0l @ cissSsn
q Also, ~ ssis - shesss = sssWsn01 q L.ecea
R0VR6 F1E69 W0RK-b0s s. o9Qnl1
fHktk . xhklsS nul1lR kas0~' .As
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-14

Cabinet Council has been held By shs Sultan The
Austrian Envoy advocated the elaine Of Russia
torn Of forty days hes been given the Sultan 70
sder whether or not hs viii allow The Russian lest TO
pass through the Black See 10 Naples.
The correspondent of the psstscA< AiSes<sss Zssss
presumes that the permission will be nvso. end thss
the SULTAN will b induced TO agree 10 the continued
occupation Of the Dsnabisn pr!neipates By the Rae
sian troopa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-14
NKwYORK SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL Is4s.

enabled with some interruption from Colonel Prince
70 note and srk the practical results stated in the
clear and com pr.hsnsve essays Of Mr. Logan the
veyor In the legislative library. In lsl7. Mr. Robert
Goursy made very iadeious attempt To disclose 20
the public the vast natural resources Of Canada, but
was oppressed i'm prisoned and bsni,hed By feu In
aaentil men since known As the family compact
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-14

proclamation has appeared in the Ssafs Cssyssxin
which HE Majesty promises 10 retain the MEMBER Of
the Ministry IN their places TO govern conssitutossy
and put In full force tho fundamental Law agreed 10
last year.
This proclamation had been very we'll received bo<h
ct the Hague and Amsterdam and the fsads ina-
msdiaiely on the Exchange Of the latter city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-14
Proclamation Of Radstsky.

The Milan Gazette publishes two procsmations o.
Radeky dated l7.h one addressed to the Inhabitants
of Milan the other .hose Of the Lombsrdo Venetian
Kingdom at large In the former Radically Informs
the Maanese that he leaves the city TO carry tho var
into the enemys territory but 10 usnquize the pac
nc inhabitants he informs them shat hs leaves sui
ncent garrison and well provided citadel He hopes
that Milan will remain quiet second army being ready
TO tight for rhe rights Of his sovereign
They have, he says already fes the consequences Of
rebellion but let them bewsre OF . second attempt
the punishment would not fail TO follow speedily and
unrelentngy, for he 10 soug enough to crush every
internal enemy and to tight the external one. The
second proclamation 10 nearly Of the same tenor he
warns the Inhabitants Of Lombsrdy and Venice net tc
give ear 10 preverse party which only awaits the 70
sumption Of hostliues 10 excite new disorders.
Let them recollect his moderation In victory le
them not force him 10 show them bis strength punish
ment would fall quick lightning on every province
town or commune that would dare 60 hsrass the real
OF bis army The Emperor offers them liberal nstita
tons lot them not blinded by fanscism, reject them
Let them cast glance upon unfortunate Rome and
Tuscany and see the consequences Of powerful Gov
eminent.
N N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-14
Miscellaneous.

Cardinal Orstni has died at Gseta and Cardinal Mes
zofanti, the celebrated linguist, ct Rome.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-14

bed rsssrssd. On the l,sh. from hs sxpee1oa p
the inpsriaiisss. md The Hungartsss drvsa oss q
schAsesrg
The GeFaas Kaperer-rrsssss asA Gee
TIE debate In the rnskfors Assembly 70 male
the King Of Prussia Emperor Of Germany. V anany
,srunased The motion d the ccnmis,ss IN favor Of
n weeksrs proposal hss been dsiesasd By majority
Of thirty.
slesr, fron the German pagers shsi Tie srsiss-
meat In tho Parliamentary circles Of !rsokfort scn
Increasing that 10 10 ssid Austria snrnded The ruin OF
Germany and that the Prs7,ssan sod ssz1sh nemoers
have declared thai they w not heccesorwsrd st win
the Aastrans In and the same Parliament OF ssoop
10 ob~y Laws which thsse Aastrisos psrtcpess 10 msk
ips vh.ls their country dsfss he ssthorfsy md
Ire l.vs Of the frsskfort Parliament.
We learn fron the Frankfort papsrs that sinmedi-
.srlv srr tho vose OF The Parliament against u Weck
rr motion the Ministers q the Sqpre sens In their
rssixnstions 70 the Resent
PRUSSIA.
rhinss In Bsriiu.
letter In the L,sdes rnss dssd Beriis, March =.
ssys;
In the next citing Of the Upper House loa Saturday,
Count Dyhrn VII ssk the Goverumcns 10 leg before Ne
Chamber the circular nots of the lok snd demand TOR
the satisfaction Of the pubic mind fall and clear en-
PLANTATION Of the policy Of the frasssn Goverunsens %
the German question.
killed In the revolutionary conflict AZ Il has paseed
without any demonstration tumut tho excessive
military precautions. which have extended over
nearly week, will be relaxed
sPAXH.
Nadia Ia sftll ouisl prepa co0finpa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-14

n The woods are on fire near Richmond
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-14

bed returned, On the lJsh. from his expe11toa y
Kesskemst The dissch 10 ssid 10 bsvs beea nhse ~
the inpsriahsss. nd The HungsriAss drivsa oss q
schAsb1rg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-14

SPAIu
HOLLAND,

Madrid 10 still quiet Preparations sull eoasnss ~
be made for the expedition 70 Italy In sd Of the Pope.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-14
Movements In Hungary.

Three Of the m1rdsrero Of Count Latour we're hsngss
on the morning of shs % n Of March, on the sscs Be
tween the "Schos<sn" and Neu" City ksseG Tn.
crowd imnense but not the least disturbance tool
place Two others have been sentenced TO 20 yesrs
hard labor.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-10-04

The ,ub,oined letter, addressed TO one o
ON, citizens. was kindly rendered Us for publ
.a,,on. As will De seen, It confirms the new
pre,ioasly received from tina, goIicn land O
promise ,s,o
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-10-04
From the Mansfield Advertiser
SABINE RIVER CONVENTION.

Pursuant to a previous notice, convention
was held in the town Of I.oganpori. De Soto
Parish, Louisiana, on Saturday The 18th instant
for the purpose Of appointing { commissioners to
raise subscriptions, 10 aid the people Of Texas
IN clearing out the Sabine river Mr.. Aaron
Ferguson was called TO the chair, aud Robert
Burns appointed Secretary The object Of til,
meeting having been explained, the following
resolutions were offered
Rcspltrd, That we use every laudahle effort
and contribute as largely as our mcaus will per.
nit towards raising fund to assist tho people
of Tcxa. in ciearln. out the Sabine river
Rsoired, That the following gentlemen he
appointed to raise subscriptions, 10 sit Mr
John Robinson jun, and Mr. w. & Buchaunou
be- appointed for the Lower District, Mr., Aaron
Ferguson and Mr. Henry Hugely Tor the Middle
District, and Mr., John Cuthhcr'son and Col
VIM Fitzpatrick, for the Upper District
Rcsohel That the afotesasd commissioner.
be- required 10 use all energy and industry pos.
..hlo. and report at a meeting 10 he held a, this
place ON Monday the s'h day Of October mex,
RsSolrat That Mr. Aaron Ferguson be sp.
pointed Treasurer, into whose possession the
subscription list, are 10 BE- placed
Adjourned iill the slh October nrv,
AKRON FERGUSON Chairman,
scara. trs-s Scce'sJ
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-10-04
PUBL, MEETING

At meeting q the citizens Of HARRISON
county, held on the first day of October, inst
for the purpose of considering the propncty of
adding onc VI more members to the delegation
from this county TO the Convention to be held
at Memphis on the 23d Of this month"; the Hon.
l.. D Evans was called to the chair, and +. A.
pntiilo appointed secretary.
! The object OF the meeting was b.lct|y cs-
planned by d. W Field.
/ On motion, the Chair appointed a committee.
consisting of D. w Field, John X Talacrro
and Jas A. Simpson, to report a Preamble snd
Resolutions expressive Of the views of the
meeting upon the subject for which it was
called, whcreupon the committee, IN due time,
reported a follows
UAc-e4.. The citi,~n. Of Harrison county, IN com
mon with the oi1.ns Of the Other couutlr- N the
Ssirai Frps ,icW win deep interest thu approach.
I mg on0cuuon Ia be- held at Memphis, % lasa into
consideration the advantages II RAILROAD
from the Atlantic lo ia, pa,,hc orrans. by South
route, crossing the Mississippi at or below Mem.
yhi-,
| b. il, therefore,
| Rssoired rhatve have undminishcd confidence in
the latnot,'m nnd intelligence II Mes.r. u Burnside
and y Burrc.s the delegate. nominated at pre-
Sipts meeting oi the ciltzfus Of TIM count,
uu motion O. d. v Yield, il was
Rfso'rsd, That our rucrpri,ine mud Intelligent
iclluw-ciuzrn. Charles { Mills be- appointed dele
sn, 10 the Nrnphi. Convention IN addiipn Ia those
already appointed
R,soitsf, Tint We recommend union and harmony
Of amongst our delegate. the said Convention
I Gel. Jas. 4. Simpson then engaged the At
tonlion Of the meeting, in few well-llmcd ~
marks regarding the magnitude Of the conicin-
plated enterprise, and the many great adsan-
tages 10 h. derived from it, not only to Texas
but To- the Union, and closed hy moving thai
the Chair appoint committee Of sirec, who's,
duty it should be to inform Co G. e. Mills a
a. early day as practicable, % ,he proceeding,
Of this meeting. Whercupon, the Char sr
pointed J Il l'aaferro, Jas. \ Simpson, snc
" 4 Tarle'on said committee
TN motion, It was
/ Resolred, 1haiSlr Proceedings Of shY meeting =
puh''lird M The Nrhall paper.
/ The meeting then adJourned
l.. D. EVANS. Ch1r~qr
r 4. Panic, Secretary
Oc'ohs- l. lSto