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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-30
ARMY MOVEMENTS on THE TEXAN FRoN

ARMY MOVEMENTS ON THE lENAN RON
TIER-We find the following announcements III me
san Antonio Ledger of the 9th INST;
Gen Smith left this city yesterday, win the IN
tenton Of visiting the frontier tie VIII proceed 70
the Clear Fork Of the Brazos, with the view OF es-
tablishing a cham OF Infantry posts, beyond whlch
the Indians are to be placed and within which line
will be established chain of Mounted Troops. L ne
Infantry posts on the extreme frontier VIII be IN
creased say from five TO seven comp MES each.
Gen. Harvey also left this city yesterday, under
orders to repair to the Indian Treaty ground under
an escort Of two companies of mounted Infantry,
and accompanied by his staff officers, Leuts wood
and Tree.
"Much good NAV be expected to result from these
important Army movements toward effectng entire
security on our frontier"
The same paper says that Col c. \. May has been
ordered to Texas and will be stationed at Fort Ma
son. on the Lano, IN command Of that post. tol
May is we understand on his way here IN the In
pre- City.
The Ledgr says that Major Morrison, who was
tired by Court Martial recently has been honortoly
ACQUITTED. lie was to leave san Antonio III lie"
DAYS to join his family at ST Louis.
Col Stamford, Lieut.. Pitcher and ID E SWIM eli
san'Antonol on the 7th, for their station at For'
Martn Scott.
The Ledger understands that Gen. Smith intends
making al an early day tour of Inspection through
o,t b,sa niira mlntary command ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-30
Intere sting from Nardinia.
Correspondence OF The Newark DAILY Advertiser
GENOA. MONDAY, Oct 6, 1851

N"lifeinhOtnce OF The Newark Dtily Advertiser
GENOA, Monday Oct. 6. 1851.
! he popular King of Sardinia has been
passing week with large body OF his troops-scme
E5,t,O CT 2O,Ooc-on the battle ground Of Narenso,
eaI ssandna, and about 80 niles BY rail- from
Iuiin' AHer witnessing, or rather conducting, A
serieS OF military eYOuuOns he gave SumptuOuS
entertainment TO the Municipality and the National
Guard militia Of AllessandrIa, ami made NOBLE DIN
her speech, IN which he exhOrted them 70 cultivate
spectand union and harmony among al classes
OF the people without distinct OF condition OF rank
as the sreSt means OF national growth, and the best
guarantee OF free institutions for which he expressed
great regard After the prolonged cheering which
followed MS concluding sentences the King returned
the compliment BY raising three cheers for the
constitution II was truly An unaccustOmed scene
"a spectacle without precedent-an example for
the Kings OF the earth, who would ennoDle them
selves by thus coming down from their thrones to
mingle in social intercourse with their people, and
making common cause with them. But VICTOR
Emanuel, OF Sardinia. Is the only Sovereign IN Eu-
rope who has the head and the heart 10 see this, and
hence has people respond with al! their hearts "God
the King :"
The flagship Of the American squadron the indie
pcIdencej has returned from trip to Gibraltar and
IS now at SpezZla, where Com Morgan l. Solournlng
At present. The officers and crew are generally
well 1t is not determined believe, where she will
winter She passed last Winter the Bay Of Naples,
where the officers and crew " won golden opinions
from all sorts Of people" The King OF Naples pad
them the compliment OF expressing by letter,
through HIS representative at Washington, ID our
Government his satisfaction with their department,
and conduct while soourning there. The Kings
letter which has been Transmitted from Washington
to Com. Morgan. read few days ago. pursuant
to general order, to the assembled officers and crew
on the quarter deck Of the independence Thecom-
pliment IS richly merited The presence and con-
duct of the Navy IN these waters do our country
great credit.
American travellers are beginning 10 turn this way
again. Among them | notice Rev. Dr.. Baird. OF
New-York who Is on a visit to Turin and the Val
leys OF the Waldenses IN that vicinity Rev, A.
Cleveland Coke of Hartford arrived here today
from a short to his friends In Turin on his way
to the Holy Land.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-30
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Foreign Ports.

Al Cronsiadt Sd INST ships Medora Leach, for Boston
soon T J. Roger Sprague. for England bsrss Roman
Stesen for Boston she thrr about ID tuns
ana came Oh shore without damage , Mary Adela. Sears
for Stockholm, load for Ne York, Helen Mara, Sis
BY for Bristol, +. $3.50
New York. ready. -
AT Bristol f. OH INST, ship Dorcas Prince, Blanchard
to load Tor New-YOrk bark Name Perkins, tor do ldg
At Cape Haytirn 18th inst, schr Northern Light Case,
for Boston 49,,
At Remedies 18th inst. back datc) brig H.cyon, Ed
ridge for New York. idg
Al Cardenas 18th inst brig Eliza, Horton for Boston
or ,,, r.
Sid from Havana 18th INST, brig A. g. Washbun East
erbfook. Bahia Honda.
At Rochelle It'll INST, bark Indiana, Watts for Boston
25lh
At Rotterdam 9Th nst ship AlSmaar Barry, for New
York
At Zane lst inst bark Osmatl Kendrck, from Boston
srr 29th, for Smyrna 4th INST
At Leghorn 2d Inst harks Julia, wilson. for Boston, ds
Royanna Washburn. from harseiesl for do. do; brig
Avon webb from st Johns aud Gibraltar, lust arr
At do date ship Juliet Noo ton from Marseiiles
to losd for New-YOrk
AMessina 28h ut bark joan C'ske, Raynes, for New
York, Teady . :, ,.
was IN port bound for New-York.
Al Malaga goth ult, harks Ann Mary, Dawes, nom
Boston unc CrsIs. Coffin for do. ldg Rowland. Mayo,
do do Black 50 all, Goldman and Gold HUNTER Nick
unc Iucretia (Br for Baltimore. do. Salad. date
bari James Smith LOvet'. BOSTON , ~ a., n,
Sailed from CadE prev to 3Oh ut, bark n W Bridge
Underwood, NlIaga.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-30

ASSOCIATE Jrsr.c,--pos 4 e Whccler. Is "a .
Abrer Lip,coao. l5,5l- James WEBB. ll09l
toMiI>s'uNER Or THE GENERAL LAND FsicE-S:e-
pten COSBY, }, 20 Thomas " Ward 800
CoaoRrss-f,-sf Dis.ricf--vo'Iey How,ri
Cos, Hugh Mcleod, 80 G.. X lie Us 2jIs .
Eerlj y. Potter, / 2os Wm Neuifee , ,
Nf-cff bsfrrf- kfrharisor -l--T. 25I Wa
x. Oc-iit &c 1920 Is Rp,h VA la.e. LIS y. 3D..
Dgrreil, 552 Geo w Wright 80.
GoVfENNoST SALF.-A Government sale oth)Tses,
mules. &c. IS t. take place at saa Antonio on thc
SIN OF next month
: Y Colonel Emory. Top'griph,ral Engineer.
aflytd al san Antonio the Gtl INST ~ T9ute for
F. Pa5o. 70 relieve Lieut. Col. Graham. chef Of the
scisn'ihc corps attached TO the Mexican Boundary
Commission
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-30
To The following is the verdict of the

70 The following is the verdict OF the
Coroners Inquest in the case of the fratricide at
Boston
THAT Elizabeth A. V. Van Wagner, came to her
dsath about four O'Clock Z. VI. on Sunday the ION
dav Of October. A. ID 1851, IN her chamber In the
house of one Thomas DAVIS, situated III the rear OF
No Al ChaIter.st. by violence AT the hands OF sad
Davis he having mallcously ard purposey inflicted
deem cu's or wounds upon her neck with razor,
knife, or some other sharp instrument hed IN ms
hand severDg the windpipe, left caroIld artery and
mpulsr VEN, and channel leading to the stomach oil
v hich cu,s or wounds she instantly died.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-30

CHIEF Towns OF VERMONT Burlington,
which is the most populous has 1855 inhabitants
Bennington has 1928 aud Brattleooro Sel6. Only
I'VE other towns in the State have more than 5000
inhabitants, namely Rutland, 3,7l5 st. Adams,
So Middlebury, 3,5i7 Woodstock, SOIL and Cas-
Teton 500.
Windsor and Montpelier, which would otherwise
have figured in the above list, have recently been d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-30

~ Every pfecauion Is taken by smoking tne letters
ia. are sent attn birthstone. an dipping them IT
vinegar. and BY putting the vessel ga quarantine 20
soon as She arrives ir order thai the disease may
not be communicated 20 THAI Issni
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-30
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
BY Telegraph.
CHARLESTON. Oct. 23-Arr. bs-k Jupter Portland
rFroa our Corresn ndents. !

p ION our IOTTrsp NtentsF
NEWPORT. Oct 2G-AfE .chr Jeremiah. Norton. SOM
crssi for Philadelphia + Brook., Nlckeron. - foT New
York A Mount. Small FAl River for DO Aniemsn,
W cod. n 'hlahc for do. Cinderella ELS Maihiehsal
for do Wave. Sterling. Providence Tor ID Lucy White
Tony, Rock and for do De aware Holbrook 10 for 30
Tribune NIckefscn. New Bedford for Albany: Aiextn-
dra. blanchard. Richmond. Ne. for Mdiletowa W
Da, Ing, g ibbs Providence. Baltimore hmra h, gers
Spe man. Providence for Albany atej, -. do Tor do
loop Bo.iIns. Mills. Fall River Tor New York Heron
Rer. Providence for do Sea cb Wells. 10. f0r do T.
HILL. Hull. 10. Tor do Ssppy Chase Hsrwch Tor West
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-30

ST povlssc-; 80 hbis Flour, 80 p,rS. ID3 q. Hams
9gs3 60 Lar, ScCi c. Cheese. so do henned sag ~
Onior- "a 10 APPLIES Z 65J II Lumber 3ls rs Fish 80
tcHo. Herns> 1855 rs Manufactured Tons go. pAs
Bags IS do ChErs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-30
Receipts of Produce

81 fsr Moth Rgrcr cfacs2ay- 81 hbls F9ar,
lT. 90 Ashes 2ss DO WHISKY D. bales Woo. % rn.s
Leather on sides to r-s ekgs Meal tJs. rs Blttsr
DO SIS 90 Cheese 100 bush Wheat ti.C05 DO 10. 40
10 Os,s seoO do RIs. 2.l3s 90. Biley ~ bbls Bcsi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-30
nlillimerp.

4 CARD to the LADIES.-Mad La
IAvENE & co opened then AIRS hJLLiN :, ia
Norday Sent 70 A. their No lJjt SPhos ~ '.s
block vest II Bfoadway Mad l. wl.hss " int,ah NC
lsss thar she goes out 20 Pans every "n'e AZ, =, % "a
.ct the ia.,t and chOcest patterns tat arc 70 % n's'
.,s o,ie, fAs aIles - call and examine Tor
for they have many styles 4 BonIets va. are a." ~ ~
fu,d u nv o'te store THIS CITY, and az pnces
~ DIV low B-siilIners supplied With pate ponss
ana country merchants supplied By case An' ~ 49,.
stras. cleaned an altered - -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-30
w haters.

Sailed I'm Ejgartown. Oct q? ship Spat. !, Nyer, Pa
Cleared at New Bedford. Oct. 81 ship Hunter, Holt,
North Pacific Ocean.
Sid from New Bedford, Goth. bark Endeavor, Rowland
South Seas
etterfrom Capt Haskns oi ship ChaS Frederick, Of
New Bedford reports her At fsS Sept -, all well with
rs bbls. oil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-30
Letters 90 france and England on the "a
ban Affair, NC.

Wa.uINcToN, Wee rs ~, Oct. p, le5l.
~, y,,,,e,nccy of this lnornng SAYS that ting le,
,.r, n Atorpe, General Cltenien N reply 70 the
-, COMMUNICATIONS ffom the Ministers Of France
"a England were plain, direct and frank. bui con
lined nothing discOurteous As has been represeatc l.
Tee Ttsiheencer also says Daniel Weoster's health
= ouite nee established
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-30

Ar- G. lat % s. long 81 bark Cen Taylor, I'm. Manila
for : eW. Orleans.
Aug 30 lat " long 81 w. C,ttotna, Of Thomaston,
for NJ niev.dso. $50 reported
Sept g. lat Il long 81 .. Ss on BIZ snip Arabeia
SIC. = W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-30
Produce at Dunkirk,

DUNKIRK, Tuesday Oct 2S 1851
The propeller Ohio brought here to-day 100 bbls
Of Beef and other steamers brought 900 bbls Flour
and 500 Hogs while from the country there arrived
50 tuns OF Butter and Cheese. The Railroad is bring
ing large quantities Of freight for the West.
The weather is now fine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-30
Disasters. &C,

SOHR ByIANrUM. Cothell, from Cherrheld, Me. bousd
10 New York towed INTO Nantucket 10Th, with her
mass bowsprt, sails rigging boat sc. carried away hav-
lug been Iun into Thursday night BY unknown
schooner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-30
COrOner's Inquest.

PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, Oct o, Is5I
The Coroner'S Jury, ia the case of McGary, who
was killed on Sunday night at Moyamensing, have
found that he came to his death from blows inflicted
oy James McFadden and Robert Lowden.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-30
The Roanoke.
The Florida at Savannah.

NORFOLK, Monday, Oct. 81, 1851.
The steamship Roanoke from New-York arrived
leIe Yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-30
Co-partnersbip.

EREGOKY'S CA Ii FO K n ] A EA-
~ PRESS via the NICARAGUA ROUTE The SUD
scfier. ~ forward . SPECIAL EXPRESS BY this eI-
peaifIous iouie per splendid steamship PkOMEIHEUS.
"a FRIDAY. IN November, at Y NJ
of Freight only Viii Oe received s"t
ihis route. eaIly application must be made
Packages must be put Up IN waterproof condition s.s
a. exceed 100 BIS weight each and be accompanied vita
INVOICES THOMPSON & HITCHCOCK.
Managers and Agents, No ii9 Pearl ST. COZ Wall
fNgV7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-30
Destructive Fire Mt the Mansion of General
Rurrounns.

MEDINA. n. y, Wedne sday, Oct. %, 1851
The elegant mansion Of Hon 5. N. Burroughs,
near tins place, was discovered to be on fire this
morning, about o'clock, and the interior Of the
building Is row a complete rum. The furniture
much damaecd, and the total loss is over s., OOO
The building Is insured for $4,000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-30

SAVANNAH, Tuesday Oct. %. 1851.
The steamship Florida, Capt Lyon, arrived here
o.day, IN 66 hours from New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-30

BUFFALO Wednesday, oct 20, 1871.
Several daring roboerles were committed on the
dock last night. The counting houses OF VI. l..
Hawley. IL. o. COwiDg q Co, and i. w. Warren
we're entered their safes opened and after the rob
berries Telocked. VI. L. Hawley lost bills 10 the ex-
(owing & Co. 5000
The store Of H. n. PimptoD, Main.st., was
also entered and the safe opened but only SO stolen,
Mr.. i. having taken home apward of $4,000 the
previous evening. The safes, With one exception,
we're CayleT'S patent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-30
pv telegraph TO the Ncw-York Tribune.
Henry Clay.

IoulsvILLE, Wednesday, Oct o. 1881.
Afr CLAY Is here. much improved IN health.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-30
Loss OF the Bark Ruth.

CHARLESTON, TUESDAY, Oct. 2s, 1851.
The bark Susan, from Rio Janeiro via Pernambu-
co, IS days from the latter port, reports the bark
Ruth, from Baltimore for Rio, was lost off Patago
MA, near Cape ST. Rogue, about the middle Of Sep
iember. The bark bllged. The crew were saved
The bark William II, ID. G.. Wright was at Paraba,
waiting the nOttherly monsoon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-30
CR0T0N AQUEDUCT DEPART.

4 NKUIUN AQC EUUOI UI1I II"
~ MEET TO CONTRACTORS Sealed pre2ssaisss
,ndo,ssd Proposal for building Sewer Bridge ct. VIII
received ct the Ocs of the Cro,on Agueduei Depart
4 ent Rotupda, Park until MONDAY. the IVA asI
v lth the necessary RECEIVING BASINS and GoL-
IERTs, IN BRIDGE ST. from State TO men, III
= s<ifcaoas for the eadiIg Of the sszne sno a. ons
formation relating thereto can Be ooss1s. w OF
on TO the Coatrzct { err. at Il u Once
o, 1851. NlCHOLAs UE tS.' n..,rm.sx
~ w q IRE CrHse ASss"S'>
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-30
Sailing of the America.

BosToS, Wednesday, Oct. %, ISL.
The X. ~. steamship America, Capt. shannon,
allied, at noon to-day, for Liverpool via Halifax
she took ont % passengers for the former place ana
"a FOR the latter, and $3.50 600 in American gold
Passengers FIR Llcerpooi-C. VI. Curtis G. H. Nor
lon and :. Austin OF Boston ]. 4 Macheco, D
Florerce, William Glove, &. J. Asset, and MI paw
son, OF New-YOrS l.. Marie and lady, OF 81 Donhh-
90 Miss Usher, ID White, and George PembertOn,
Quebec General Vernon, British Army J: short,
". r. Graham and soa, Toronto Maitland wilson
Mr. Baller. England ]. Dixon, Montreal + Sat
tenste GIN, CUBA G.. NJ Vickars. and VI. Bute1'cheh'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-30

EORPORATION NOTICE.--Public
notice Is hereby gwen, that petitions have oese Pr
,en.d in the Board Of Aldermen. for SEWEk IN hin
~ FOURTH ST between 9Th and 9Th avs. and Tar
RECEIVING BASIN and CULYERT at ths y 4. eoIeet
II Delaney and CHRISTIE SIS. AN persons inses.
the same wntIsg stating their extent ot ntefes 70 me
Contract Clerk at this Office on OF nei,fe ns' "h ts'''
oa0 NICHOLAS DEAN. Pres.len:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-30
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Oct. Q

The COTTON market is quiet, and prices are but
feeby supported To-day's sales range from 6t60
hihc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-30

hISSOLuTION OF COPAkTNER-
- SHIP-The partnership heretofore sristing bet~eee
X HEERICK and ISAAC AnEs, under the sfm
J X HEbRiCK X CO, Is thus day dissolved by msinn
consent The affairs Ct the late firm will be settled ~
IaAAC An rs ~h0 will continue the business a. lsms'k
a. NJ "a Jnhn-,t X HERRICK,
EeS-YoTF Oct G. 1871 isAAC AIMEE
o9 hI*
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-30

To- the LAdie.
LARGE ASSORTMENT of LadieS
sai Cnn sn'cr a.. r,csly trimmed. al
n,I,s H. MONAhQUE5. No zs Bswssy
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-04-05

mi. section to he prepaid >b,li. through The
inaileu,iou uf postu,sfier-, or r,hcrw-r. he
sent witln payment. the same shall be-
charged With i ,uiie the amount of po,'ag"
whiel, would have beet chargrshle the ecu
II the pc tlgr had hcen prep I'd hut 10th
ing ia this act eouiained shah subject ~
postage ANY matter whicl, is exempted ff"n,
the payment % postage hy ANY existing law.
Sr,. H. And be q fn her ,aac'ed, That
from aud alter the passage of This art II
shall be nwlo to cnu. II, the mint ri the
ui.d Si1ie- aud IL. hfanrh.s, n pire oi
the denomination aud legal value al three
r.ur>, or three hnndidtls ol dollar, H. b.
composed of thsee iuuiilis silver and one
ourth copper. aud t, weigh twelve grains
and tirrr-righis "t n L ain, iia' the sad
co,n shall boa, such de-, ICES ~ .hpll he con.
sliruously different oiu tho Of the other
coins and ut tle gpll dollar, hut ha,i L the
insc ,p,,on United states of Amr ia. aud
is denomination and date; AM that It 81 II
be l,g,i tender IN pa,inr'' ~ debts irr NIL
sum, OF dirty cctits ami under. md TINT No
ingoiS shall he use i,m III. c"innve at tlirr.
cent pieces herein aniho led. ~ which the
quality differs nnre than i've thou -a'mi,hs
fon, the l'gai siaudard; and TINT IN ADJUST
ing The weight al The sail COIN. the follow.
ing a.,i,lions from the standard weight
shall net be- exceeded. nmn.I, -nne.half Of
grain in sinar piece. and one penny
weight in thou.and pirres.
Approved March 3 1881.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-04-05

\ willul aud nuuific nlu,der WINS per
r,ra,.d in the uviyhlwrhood NJ tol1t.
stevens. in b. Win ,aunty. about the ttll
Instant, upon the person "i an An'r''ca"
named HIcl,anisnn. 81 Kichn"nd, hs soa,,
Rio Giaud. M.Nicaus thr deceased had
arrived IA that nrighborho"d lew days
previous. having Ia MS pps'ess'"' s"i'
hot ses and nulcs. lo,,iun al wi'iehhc s"l''
10 Col. Stevens: and was eiiden,o'IDg Ia
.h.rs a sale %, the u ,l.tic. of i'nn. Nv"
M.xicans came along, who charged that
tai. maa had stolen The horses TO them
At tl.y Davis rancho. Ia starr conn,''
They arrested the ,,an and tied him, os'en
Abi, Tor the purpose ~ taking hts back I"
"a. i<in t:rand,. iut trial. bat, as we under.
stand, tor the declared pa pos" ut killing
hin. That ~ucn was tneiF design sub,e.
gucnt events scemci iull, 10 Indicate. They
beea,uc sulic lv quite rarcicss NJ camp.
aud afforded th,il lni.mi,r ,ais chane. ri
.sexji Z. On Ills ,nli'ar' Z iAe "pir"i"'
n,ts thus ,Sv.n HIM. oi.r ~ Ia MeAicahs
drew revolver aud i'ed, woundi1g the
p i.n,c, in The leg 30 rs ,i'rctu"i'. /" pre-
ven. his proceed = any .nticr. 'nc lex
lean approached n'n,, c"i''"n'ny I" sh"".
~ IL. ,iu,e 50. n /, SAID ne discouraged
hi. ,n.tui the rs. 'ine when the n,i4de WAS
tIsred close 10 the ylcti.ns head. li''
bod, y, the cccascd WAS terribly narSicd
hy the balls which entered Il. The "'a''
cried in vain Tor mercy and tor help
both we're mix. denied him, and hc Si'-d III
t.rinv the r,ost hcatt.iending c,ies.
The ,nu,derers were arrested lay the ei,-
senq, aud taken before Justices ti''l aud
Moore. After M investigation, the murder
~rs were admitted io bail /, the sum "t one
thousand dollars aud then started la X 81,
their way ~ the Rio Grande. well pleased
with the execution oi their mnrderous deed
sud doubtless with the intemt,"a oI taking
g.n.d uAss never II return |" attend i"'
Their trial for this, one III the most outra
ssous and vill..i ,vis NIf.ierS ever pespetfs-
sssi in this section 1T the state.
Murders Ot this character have becomt
qsis. cou,,0m ~ late. Less ii'a, tw,
months ago. a similar crime was COMMITTEES
10 this county - With this difference, ti''
victim was IL Mexican, and the murderer
ssca,rd without molestation, We are hu
" sorry u record these .lisgrncciul crimes
uur laws ARE seemingly OF u" avail. w''c'
Aexicnus can cote mtn our midst, chAfss
On American viii, thet, arrest Inn w'fh"p
sny process o, law, tic him. and then de''"
sra,rIy shoot him down, rs il hs we're
brute.
II used 10 be the boast 81 American ct'
s~na. that they lived !" n land governed ~
law framed upon the principles Of ha'''a"'
~. aud TIM. III. laws NH seL the penalty Il"
thrir violation. but this seems I" ''s III
longer the case, aud We blush I" say u.
Tvicioria Adrrsse.
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their duty Ms regards M institution fastened
upon portion of oar country by the gov
er'incnI of ENGLAND 1T them point him IL
the miserable roud,,,"u VI Iii. "wn constit.
oents. and bid him return to them. that h.
may dircc, his lahofs Ia the a,n, l"rasio,
OF their suffering winch To very great
degree are consequent upon the English
system government " american .la,r
~, God grant that the Southern slave
may never be de: graded To- the level. in sui.
f. ing aud want of thou .ands OF ensl,,cti
d" free Engi,hnen.
L''dvu R"ln is an inpul-ive and ,ignr.
Gus wrttes, aud ms he love, n"t the English,
s"nne a1l'wa',ce n,a, be n1de Tor =" II M
Ell bis s'tictnws: but the facts which he
presents ARE given "n good aoih"fv, and
many ui the conc'u-i"Ws which he drwa-
cnuuni be easily controe-,tsse ~ de''Ie,l.