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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-11-16
vHw ORLEANS CAaa,

VEW ~ l. q Ans CA0A.
- A. lIEBRARD, Dry Gaois Nior,. ~
! salc and retail, No IS Canal stree, <.
Orleans. NAV
\. DUNBAR. W. L. HueuA,.x
LUMBAR & BUCHANAN. Conr,''
- Merchants and Ukrltsaie Groeer,
GrNlcr street New V'leihs, n,9y
WAIT ; noYi. eiiAIoA Iosb
IIONT 4 FORD, Commission Meyesa,.
ii 30 Magazine street, New Orleans. nd
NlrKiGHT, WILLIAMS, 4 co. Con-,
w son Merchants, No. % Grav,,r d..
New orleans n<N
MN TAYLOR, date Of Alabama NJ nv
w A<CE HOUSE, corner of Calnp :, /,
LAFAYETTE square New Orleans nm
I G. kLi\Ck a co, Importers If Nm,
j 4. Liquors, t0fdidls, d'c Also, D.qle-,
Domestic Liquors. Porter, Alc and Cd,-. g..
- and - Gra,ier IL, New Orleans n,o,
81 rtsRAM. n.n BgvA,
DEGRAM a BRYAN, Ce4lg,, Factor. &C.
General Commission, Recc,,,ng, and r..
,rarhng Merchants, No. 81, Grayicr srect, N,s
Orleans VI MAJ 2y
RrrEnrscEs w A. Pegram, + ii p
Scott, Greenwood + NJ Turner, Shrcspo.,
I,ffnrr KouatNs N,enoLss o. AHnI,sT,.
DOBBlNS, ARLINGTON Il Co, Caa.,
IL Iaciors and Commission Merchants, \
10. Bank Place, NeN Orleans
RrrlG -Mr cambridge Ellis, Esqr p,
ton, Bowie County, Texas; Mcssrs rrv
Watd Jefferson Texas; Ward & Wilson NJ
shall, Texas.
oei -, 1880 noo ~
oiyta SHELDON, ulNEY rorrrs
S,llElDoN AND POTTER, Pat,r Ws.,
- house, No 6s Camp street, New Orlcan,
Paper II every description furnished to orde
20 very short notice.
\ B-Accn,s for J u MeCrcaries' Fape
Colorcd, Book and News Printing Ints /,
NeW Nutk prices. niey
O. rrrr. / siMsiS, J. LIgsrm
DEET. SlMMS. q Co, wholesale Dcale-
/ ~ D., goods No. 25 Magazine street, Me-
Orleans ntay
~ W W. GOODWN\, Tin and Nh.
". irln War rnlnufariorp. at wholesale an.
retail. Also stove, and -lo,epipc oi every d.
.,nptpu Tor sale low at Ne. IL Front Ley,s
Nru Orleans
toppct-uHthine and job ,tork Of all kind
tNreuj,d Niih uc4tuc>- and Il ~paci nssy
NH Io>,LfY. JOS lItLLjuuN, SAM uLsuteso,
I O\nIEf, lllTI.EJOll\, Il co, Wa.
u Nl, Grorsrs. W 60 Magazine street 'Coi
rrr Of \a'ehc2,5 NrW Orleans. mig "
R.tr t4 Ns-sr~ rs x Wand Jr1rr.os
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~ ~bN NlDklut
L ibphh~
J. THOMPSON
TSsC ~>DVTlDuR< PRESS.

Is association Of -iyfr-itrec mrmHpr. ai
~ Conyrc~. s,hafor and representatives.,
hltr constituted iifc undt r.igurd cutnnn'ic.
10 ~airrllnf.id tbt. ,.iiJ''l-hucfn - suuif'ru
Pros li Wellington eify, to ir devoted itr tiic
,Npesifipu ard dci'rc. II southern rights aud
INSTITUTIONS determination Of eurr'ri m
tormHtiyQp -. io nprthcf policy aid 'he c"pf~''
u -,nl,fftl,i nilaif, Generally, without Reference
10 the cd rnaf liie~ .oi WIN and drrnotf
Aulr prurHt. ate no~ ~ rfu1fcs. promptly p"
rnsnr' ihe ISSUE 81 such % pap"f under toe
ii,Ir of TINS Sor1nERS ffHss, ter the cnrduyt
81 which. subable editors hive been engage q.
who Wiii sl-a r,eei,r the aid - a number 1T
,ruaent ard able epulu.,Hor.
th.r sri b. both fn-Weoky md weekly
I.-fe- t.. iffrr to ruHt-iu substantially u,r
-ame me'nr o.. the former, and intended io
reach thp.e points 90 tie country whose mail
hcaiip'- are Limited
a ,.4lh l,.u, WIZ be added hereafter, should
81 be treHsd admissible or uecr-~af, by tie
rles- I'd pe, pie 81 thc southern States.
The paper vit not be- rrefa.u.h poutira F.
uu wii rtHtf F., ou lf-hrpI Il sHtrf ihr general
tru- cot 1he d.t. 6omc-iir nd fuplgH lbs utli
d. 4 i,anrsirh camut rcal Hd yrruiturd jn-
t.insertr,. ii,rar. caiir-m., 0ugnaI cssa' o.,
literary sd ml-orItucpu. Hud ln -inrl aiI
iIa-r ,iu.. 90 e,0'.tI .thfD-i iie c"i.rcird
%. aevaa. 81 vihb constitutes Tire lutrrc-n's,
uh ,aiuahlr nrN-paper unai c.te wall d"
i8kon ~ fitc f0i atd comet rporis 81 Tie
proceedings nnd debate, 10 hoti hou-', of
,nuau.-a. ns WrH As the action nt tIe teesl
Legislature ou .he southrru question.
y muttt Wmtrf alb If i.,tI-c'u, T.
.Nli be- received "a, uH,n chg, b'NE io
tunnel .r., I1nuui % reading mniitr
0 " 10
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\ i ~ Tier.
JACKSON MORTON
X rDDNBS,
J THOMPSON.

~ Editors ari rapors friendly to the en-
rrpr-c, wiu please publish, udo prospectus,
wAlcb wil cu'tlc iHcm TO "n rAehapgc with
tl,e q. ,papcr Al "ho eoIplt Vhh THIS re-
que,t eIli send d cop! Of tAr paper containing
% iY un committee
NA~usD 4os, May 10. 1850.
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MARSHALL LIvERy STABLE.

NAk SIiLL LIVERY STABLE
~ THE undersigned having
NI so%plSs' '', Their . new and spa.
til. square, and Immediately on the main street
running south from the Marshall Hotel. beg
leave very respectfully to inform their friends,
and the public generally tina, they are now full
y prepared to stable forty or htty horses, IN
style not inferior to any of the city stables.
Also, three cournodlous lots, with an excellent
well Al the door, furnishing a sulticicney Of wa
ter Tor any amount OF stock.
THE stable viii t~ immediately under the su.
pe-'islon OF one OF tue proprietors, who viii
give It ms cntlrc attention. and use every ef.
fort To give general satisfaction.
They will haze constantly on hand the very
best ltoNendcr the country produces, Decides
faithful aud attentive hostl.rs.
ilpr-os can be delivered ., the stable, or at
Mr. jaime, Mctown'-, The proprietor Of the
Marshall Iiolcl, where. If the weary traveller
stops, he viii always find warm hearts 10 wei
come INN, and administer every ;hlng that the
mos, f,~tidiou> could desire, to render him
comfortable and happy.
Call aud try II, once. and If We do M, give
YOU perfect satisfaction, We viii not call on YOU
again "a Try
TUCKER & DUNN.
June - u3 IT,
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Curls, wigs, Tuupccs, sc.

Mons ktFfiEk, liar Dresser, respect
vi fully informs the Ladies and Gentlemen
of this place, and he surrounding country that,
having received from New Orleans ard the
North . large assortment of HAIR hc /, now
ready io I'll any order. entrusted to him
M,r,haH. .ifns "a, 1880 mi vim.
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The state Ot Texas.


'n"rte.
Io NJ Sherry N Pdqpti DuWH-Htr"ln's
NJ ilLKEAN Pdrtk II MHrtn bt, TINS 2u't
W daf OF pc'ohrf ison hicd in- pritlon III
the oiiirr "t the 'lrrh Of Via" DISTINCT t""rt' '"i
Pon"h county a,"fo-"'d' against N"r' Mat
tim, IA "a ,nl' 81 Divorce, stating 80 -uhsancc 10
follows, {" wi That i'r ~aid N"p T. IL Il
non resident OF TINS Safe, a'pd resides IA A.
kansas mat b" sad Pa'ncN Wt'rnlir0cd "la'
HE sAd Mary T. "n ar about ir '.Aui h'f
81 March eighteen hundred "nd i"f'i-h""
that afterwards, I" Wi Va size lhrtccuih DAY
Of NA eighteen inndfrd atd NJ, and %" d', 't'
day before 'hd dN, She -Hd VI d> L. h'1 !
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warren aHd Ctock Maker.
IN TnRrr door. south of Planter, Hotel,
"A Marshall, TcNa-. takes tins opportunI-
IL Of returning thanks TO ii- numefou, friends
and customer, Tor The liberal encouragement
bestowed on him since hts commencement IN
hnsltcs-. and beg to inform them that he con.
ilnuc, q, the same situation, where he viii lee
most Happy 10 work for alb people who viii IT.
vor HIM with their commands
>,pfs,,Lsr lsbn ul6 If
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lNRS J Il. NAtGilI 4 IL l.. GlNENS,
- having entered INTO q partnership IN Tie
practice 90 phy-ic, iendcr their professional
.cr,icrs 70 The ciiixen~ OF Russ and vicinity
We hope DS cio.c attention 10 get - lib, raj
,hirc 81 patronage We @ill rimrgr 50 cents
mileage, day or sight cue dollar per ,isiI N
town, and viii charge Tor but two visits per
dan We vii charge for medicine IN al cases.
Rusk. Cherokee Go, Jn /, 1880 n50y
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Summer ana Tuli ArramE me nj

- The steamer JIM Gi1.MER, Ne.
KINNEY, Master, will leave Shrc,c.
pom EVERY SATUKDY for New Orleans,
aud NEE, the DUCK RIVER, CLARK, Master,
a, Alexandria. Shippers and passenger, may
rely in going through without delay. The
above boal- have been thoroughly repaired and
rchtted in manner that will not be surpassed
by any boats IN the trade, Being very light
dsaugh' they will not NEE, with any detention.
August 81, 1850 i2n
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Removal.

ENA\S, GREGG, 4 KEY have removed
IL from their old stand, to their new brick
buiusg. ives, side of the Public Square, cor
ncr Of Houston Avenue where they would be
plascd 10 see all their old friend, and customers
and as many more new ones.
October -, 1850. MO IT,
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Join M'KAi, C~umisson SD F.,nsr1-
~ ,g AlSsl,s.. ".- cf..,s 40
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-11-16

IIna,a'.d fat \smsIaos E.sgaui and Cast
Eqsra, tsg ..-i eema. ojp Ua.lar
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NJ communications should he ddra--cd
WALKER & RICHARDS,
Pubistc, NouocH Qudybfig r., rat
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~ -.,,e. 70 s1,sk ..is r III IT, gefY Il PRE-
r.y..r a. ttl,,ts q ne lsf,1' u 30 - taafnaT
$50, . O., "a. s.aesf - "a >asAs-n u F.f'. "a ~
s.t.A.., !. q. ne tiis q baslssiss Fst fo't A'f
fs"-ai4.g
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-20

but In this case, the husband ran away with his
wne's sister! The occurrence is peculiarly dis
graceful and heart rending, for the grief of the
wife Is almost lost In the shame inflicted on her
own family.
The Improvements al the IT, s Mint are proceed.
ing with commendable activity The inside court
will be occupied with the engine house, with a
pipe or funnel sufficiently elevated To carry oil all
the smoke and gas heretofore so disagreeable to
visers and workueu. The mint has or will have
shortly, capacy sufficient to coin upwards OF forty
millions annuslly; and It will puzzle the gold dig
gers of California, for years to come, to test that
capacity To IT'S fullest extent.
The murderer of the German, (mentioned in
my last ietter) arrested this morning in a ba-
kerry on the corner of Vine and Eleventh streets
His name is Patrick Mclvaine, and it appears that
he shot the unfortunate foreigner, who had only
been in the country three months, in mistake for
another person. II justice, scfupulOusy severe.
is not melted out to this midnight assassin, the re-
Specialize portion OF the inhabitants of South wark
and Moyamensing might well abandon those
districts al once To the gangs OF bloodthirsty ruff
fans who now infest them, and who have hitherto
setthe law and It's ministers al open and essful
defiance.
Andrew M. Quan, alderman of Pine Ward,
died suddenly last evening, of some pulmonary
complaint
A young man, regardless of the injunctions of the
seventh commandment, abandoned his wife the
other day Tor the arms of fair and false
Both the failhless husband and his paramour are
now doing penance in the cells of Moyamenslng
prison.
The stock market to-day was firm, but inactive,
closing at Saturdays figures. There is large
amount of capital seeking temporary investment,
and which would find its way into our leading
stocks and bonds, if it could be demonstrated
that high as prices now range, still further up
waId movement would take place. The "bulls"
are eloquenily persuasive, but capitalists, at pre-
sent, fight sby.
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Our Baltimore Correspondence.

BALTIMoRE, Aug. 10, 1850.
alarms Of Fire-Another ot-Launch-P opula-
fior Of Baltimore--Th The Gubernatoriai Canpass
Free Negroes Uashing fon-lMoc Of the Elys
rule affair.
Five alarms Of fire occurred between Friday
night and yesterday morning, at each of which
houses Of email value were destroyed. AT one of
the alarms on Friday night, our fremen, as usual,
engaged in riot, during which Capt. Clifford,
Chief Of Police, was struck on the head with
brick, and considerably injured. -Four of the
rioters were arrested and committed to jail
splendid clpperbult ship, called the North
Carolina, was launched here on Saturday. Her
dimensions are follows:-Leneth of deck, l43
feet, BIZ feet beam, and depth OF hold, II feet.
Her model gives assurances that she will be one
OF the fast ships,
The Marshal and assistants have nearly COM
pleted the enumeration OF the inhabitants Of our
city, and from data In their possession, they an
nounce that the population Of the entire city will
reach 10000, being an increase Of about 90 900
since 1870 Our citizens will be much astonshed
at this result. Evidence Of our prosperity could
readily he seen on every side, but few persons
were aware Of our rapid growth in population.
Two wards have heen completed, as follows:-Nine-
teenth ward, whole number OF inhabitants, ,s6S
OF these there are 7 ll9 whites and 7i9 blacks OF
the blacks 6S6 are { ee and 90 slaves. The num-
Der Of deaths in the ward for the year ending Juae
30th was 1876. Second ward, whole number, y 27s
OF these there are-white males, i,l5i; females,
ADJ. Free mulatloes-maes; l5l; females, 173
Free blacks-males, 23i; females, 81. Slaves
male mulattos. 10; females, n; male blacks, 10;
femalet, a. There IL living IN the Second ward a
woman said. by her friends, to be 100 years old
She lives IN Shak speare street
On Saturday the eubernstoral candidates, f.
Louis Lave and William b. Clarke, Esq, met at
Cockeysyilie, Baltimore county. and addressed
the people. The subject Of conventional reform
wss the principal topic.
We learn from an authentic source that over
1000 free negroes have already been enumerated
by the gentlemen taking the census Of Washing
ton. The enure number Of inhabitants is not
pected 20 reach 20 600. and the free negroes form
netriy one-third Of the population.
Cot Asa Ely, wounded in the battle Of the
Oksko factory, slowly recovering. His brother.
Col Hugh Ely, has caused warrants To be issued
tot The arrest Of eighteen persons divers charges
The foreman Of the fsctoty and the police Off.
Gers of the city are among the number.
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MARITIME INTELLIGE NCE
Port Of rev Ysrh, August 30, 1859.


Subsidiary. Peabody Glasgow. W Phillips Admiral
f Ei.ss Schmidt Ys.. ad ss,sa ws
Chsri.sien wsrdle.
Coz s, s .is. sn ss1ss
.BS1ss-pae trrSsh helsher susnos Ayres seauidt =
S;Ss T F;ssa IS I'';!ps
nsIIsNs Coz Moses. Balhisy, ApsisehcSis nsrSa,
chen S.;sM., wssia% Pstsr,Sars JaSa.sS ce srsss,
risr.on WIN T,son. Jones' Bsimsrs Van Brun sisisht,
s,si@sr-6nsids, o'Nsin. Philadelphia.
sioOpsAnnawan Gauit PrOvdsnee; Pointer. Fowler do.
Arrived.
ssnis ar s.sssa days. with nd''
ssss s.Ss sS'S July h s. s a.
~ W Ion - EXCHANGED sisnss sith ship showing white
,si, Lord Lcsaos saa Peras%oa,h.
Ir The Las had ss IL ..y s ius ';ss
d.ys With coal, g Barclay 4 Iivins..On' = "
S.s VT. sis Ss s to POSER s's July '
ssi, irwin srpT Ne. orl..., bar jay ss,s -i,A
,.st % mills. ,p9as brig lin. from L.su,yra assSsrr
Bark stsphsni tBrs@L LsmSi. bremen. - DAYS With
nd.s Ard Ieo rss,sofsr, % sysrs suek-n Jaly A. Is,
for boston; "a s., lon 80. spoi. Prs..ss S.ri
g r. g.. Ann .hs 4.syo Gr 81 & NIB SA " 80 Ion
Bari rrsnes, Lcui.s ssyo Br,msu a days with rag.
Bar. Alexander trrl csrdssu. Roosous 20 d.y,. with
Bris t,s !ss,. Brown. Nsd.ir. d.y. with ~i.s 10.
to Hunter Co.
Brig Adolrh sehp, BuenOs Ays. 50 day.. with ms.s TO
Orphan; 9TH July. latls = s. Ion 10 Holland bark
Brig Tyre tBrl Basus,ow. PesIanoe a. day., sf.A iron
and - pss~erfers. to Meyers Co.
Bris jefferson tof JactscnvieL Tbemr.cn. Nasau Bay
Cap. Pear ,pess Trader from bsi,@sr, fos savannah
Brts Jserhus Piteher savsrnsh dsy With eo,tep 70
msstsr Sailed n co With bark os,aris Tor Boston; ss
ms Lady q me Lst. tBrl nnl bermuda 10 dsy.. with
Sent Sarah. ssbtsop. Beaufort NC. 5dsy, with naval
stores.
echr v Skinner. Morse, Accom.c, days
fchr Tionesta, Leland, steuher. dsy.
kchr Active tBr Coudsy. Assutlx 81 days. with
james Bfsine Avg 18Th in lat Is. on ~ So spoke
lat 70 ~ lon spoke vhsls ship John, q and NBsd,
ford With full csrgs 81 oil
schr yanhes Blaze tof Bucksrortl Hagsn. HsvHAu is
days, With sugar, ke, " n Brvokmsn
tehr Fsverite BrL Hisp from Bermn days In bal
sssr sssss ssSss,sn R,.ufor, NC. s.y. with naval
stores
sehr Beicns. Cro~,n Provlnestevn, 3 days
fchr Boyne, Chilcs. CALAIS days
echr Asba Marks ytrsints, 2 days.
schr Neville williams, Plynou.h NC, days
schr Pavilion, Angle ts.,port, I2 asys
sioop Bisckssone, Arrleby. frovitsses 2days
aescw.
Br~m ship sarselie from Bremen.
Swedish brig Adolrhus, from Busnos Agra
Also, ships. bark and brss
SHIP America for vsrpOoi steamer PonObseot for Phil
saeiriir.
wind surss the day from sw.
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relesr.phse Marine Repsrss.

Ayrived-ship Alliance fof wise.ssettl Rohsnson isvrs
stk ui Avs sob, lat 81 Ions o. brig csros from
for 81 Johns, Nh.
Bnh Paris Nyrrh for wsrren. Me- Nsristt. Hand Rom
dcut NH tris I.rhorn Pietou shrs Martha washns,on
rhiiadsphis kslahar, Do; Anti, rhomsstnu tor Nvas
Brig Port Prince. Jnly ~ Lett hriss Russell NYork
10 Gays Runs Pkiiae.pht days sehr Mary Chistsia
SRI gfd stete q inst fat Ion ~ a. srix H0 -lspA
ron Bes;on Tor NAnilis same day snip Steering sw.
shcwpg white burrc~ With hue ball n NJ
kr . With three vhis stre~k.
7h - ~ len "a 81 sroks tsrk kis sson from norte
RE iot Ntsrs Jr.e 49, .. The sutrsrd r~.~sse la, ~ 10
len csson fror, Balttmsre California
tleafea-stip H.rie. fryinr vairsraso s.rss Csr-rs
fticl Palermo, voocitv. Chsrltons trgs 0r.nf Tank
listu Ksor. cscrgstown. DC sehr Grsce Csroliae
Ssiej i7,S-sehr. n D.ra,y rniet sEd Page. Phi
tirhn.
BALEiAlEA, Ava A..
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.

PHIIApEIrruA. August l9-first Board-Sl 800 Camden
AID Amboy 6s ga, ith $500 do 10. 96 5000 State Sc,
ga s4UO do, ~ 70 shares N, ohsncs' Bank, H 20 do
harrisburg Bans 49, Is do Penn Bank llal4 III
DO DO Ma DO do rs. Sceon6 Bo9rd-ltg shares Union
Canal ls do Grsrd Bank, 1915 $500 Camden and Ambov
Railroad 20 961 $1,000 do. s6 500 Harrisburg Rail
road &c 80 O thaies Con reia Bank; t2 DO fhils-
dephia Bank, 1872 de- Minebi Railroad 65 100 do Sehuyl
M Bank IA DO. eelphia and Trenton kalroad ~
SOC0 tbesapeak and Delaware Canal 6s 30 $685. " shares
Long Island Railroad. "a do New Orleans Gas ll5 O
Allegheny County gs, 96l4 60 eharss Pennsylvania Rail-
road, s5A.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. l9.-Sales Of cotton are ex-
trt mely limited at pre- vious firm There
is more inquiry for -four although the receipts are
on the increase Old stock SIS & and So 37h to SO "A
Tor new Small sales of com mea. at So sales OF
Southern red wheat at 81 10 a 81 IA; lot OF old
Pennsylvania white went of at 81 %. Corn Is dun,
and may he quoted at 66c for yellow Oats go of
slowly at SIC for Southern. and 46c. for Pennsyva-
MIA Whiskey is held at 2G1ic for bills, and zoo for
hhds.
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PHrl-ADELrHIA, August 10, 1850
Death Of How. Jim Sntder-Ar Eiopcrent-- Uait-
cd States Mrnt-AJr,sf Of Mwdor-Sad
Cas-Stooks, SC.
Intelligence has been received in this city Of the
death Of the Hon. John Snyder, son Of the late
Gov Simon Snyder, name still cherished with
devotion by nearly every democrat in the State.
Mr. Snyder Che sony was elected to Congress from
the Union, ~ coming and Northumberland district,
in 1871 but was defeated, when a candidate for a
second term, by his well known whg opponent,
Hon. James Pollock. The cause Of his defeat, in
a strong democratic district, 10 susceptible Of an
easy explanation. During the brief period Of Mr.
Snydsr's congressional labors, he became not only
the enthusiastic admifer hut the devoted fol-
lower Of Mr. Calhoun He imbibed all that great
man's dangerous principles and prejudices, with
a isciliiy peculiarly South Csrolinian and
10 show his disgust for the abohtonist Gid
dings, he actually caused small partition 10
be erected between his sat and that Of Mr..
e.. Bot the rock upon which Mr. ;. split was
the tErlh liis constituents might have overlooked
he tcceutriciiies on the niger question; sst
ee hung coal ssd iron could not, and was not, for
given. Mr. Snyder was married three times. aud
yet d'ed widower. The remains Of his three
wives rePose SIDE ~ side, on the brow ~ a HILL
end may be seen from The main road before enter
ing the town Oi Selinsgruve Union county.
There n some liiilr tilh, and some little excite
mtnt ~ ccrt.in circles, IN consequence Of recent
sioJstnvut Husbands fBnning away with other
rnvn's wives, aud wives running away with other
frfler'e hf-hs - ~ eyerv fsv ~ sirs. and
navs, besides, eli the saihony Of rescrpeen;
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AID TO PROFESSOR WEBsTER's FAMnY.-A paper
has been circulated, during the past week, among
OF 900, 10 be given TO the wife and children of
Professor Webster, TO provide for them, ana p ace
thu m above want during life The paper is headed
man. with the sum of $500 The subscriptions
have already nearly, if not quite reached the pro-
posed amount. MIR. Andrews, the jailer, says that
DR.. Webster, in his opinion, will hold out firm to
the last-thsi he has not eaten so heartily for
time past His family visited him during last
week, and remained with him until six o'clock.
They not aware OF the exact time of execution,
but knew the day to be fixed. No persons are
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-20

ADDRESSED TO GENERAL z TAYLOR, PRESIDENT OF
THE UNITED STATES.


ADDRESSED TO GENERAL TAYLOR, PRESIDENT OF
THE UNITED STATES.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
AUSTIN, Texas, June 10, 1850
SIR: Under the authority of an act passed at the
bors was spPointed by me Special Commissioner
on behalf of this State TO effect civil organza-
ton of the county of Santa Fe; and he according
ly proce eded there in March last.
Col. John MunToe, commanding the 9Th Military
Department, hearing Of the approach of the Conn
missioner, addressed circular 10 his subordinate
officers, ordering strict non-interference with
him in the discharge of his duties. A copy of this
circular letter was received by the Commissioner
whilst on his way to Santa Fe IL was not only
gratifying TO him as an evidence OF the impartial
attitude intended TO be occupied by the general
government, but inspired him with confidence in
the success of his mission. A short time, how
ever, after his arrival at Santa Fe, Col Munroe,
styling himself Civil and Military Governor of the
Territory of New Mexico, and acting, as must be
presumed, under your instructions, issued precla-
nation on the I'D of April last, directing the quail
fed electors of New Mexico 10 hold an election
for delegates TO form State Constitution for that
| Territory.
| need not express to your Excelency the sur
| prise and Indignation which that act has caused
among the people of Texas. 1t can be regarded in
| no other light than as the evidence of determine
ton on the part of the chief executive ofthe Ameri
can Unlon not only 10 deny the right of this State
TO large portion of her just territory but to exer-
else an influence directly hostile to the extension of
her jurisdictio over it, Nor will repeat TO your
| Excellency the we'll known grounds upon which
Texas bases her title to the territory in question: or
adduce any arguments in their support. Ii is suifi-
cient to say, that this title was fully recognized by
your predecessor; that, in the estimation of the
people of Texas, it cannot be disputed by the
government of the United States, but is fully pro-
tected from any question the part Of that govern
meni, by every legal and moral consideration.
deem il my duty, therefore, in the name, and
on behalf of the people OF Texas, most respectfully
but earnestly TO protest against the act in question,
as contrary to the compact of annexation, and the
constitution Of the United States; insulting TO
the honor,lan in violation of the rights, of this
State. | am, very respectfully, your obedient
servant, u. H. BELL.