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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-12-11

~fSnO Jurors.
cher ""''
RusH. John Oberdorr.
nnoHTHrMBeRLAND. Thomas Wiihinpion.
| PcINT.-Gcorge Z. Marz, Jesse c. Il,,.
| ton.
| DELAwARE D c. Watson, Joseph Ilavs
John NJ. Wagner, Philip McWillams.
Lower MAHANoY. " Philip Spalz, Phil
! Mrssuer, John Sier.
SHANoHlN. Benja. Wolverton, Perry Johu
! johu tlua.
| Lowra AvovsrA.-c4i.b Barrett, William
raarly.
urPER MAnAsoY Jonas lscuhau
LEwts Samuel Philips.
Jackson benjamin Hine
LITTLE MAHAE1Y. .--Nichoa. Easlon.
TRAVERSE JURORS
Lower MAHANoY - Ben amiu Boyer, Mi
chael Grinl, JvHa, han Lenkcr, John Binga-
man.
UPpER Jacob Snyder, John
Me>sner, James Campbell.
Rusl Robert C4lnpbei Joseph Sharp.
less, Wm. Clarke.
SnAMoKIN--W Klase, Jesse Teats, Jo-
serh Ilaup', jesse Campbell, Jesse llensyl,
John KershHer.
EGwIs. -Grorge A. WykoF
UPPER AcocsTA.-John Haughawout, Ro-
bert Purscl.
Lower " John Smith, John D.
Conrad, Lewis Smith, WIN Snyder.
CHILIsouAouE -- William Banhar,, An
drew Fel2ct, James Jordan, Robert Lyon.
TrRBuT.--Charles Riddle, Abraham Do
not. Geo Ku'z, Martin Bllmycr.
Coal AL--Yalen,ne Fagely, Joseph ZelHe,
Casper Sholl, John Ro-ser.
Po!HT..-Charles Bennett, Commodore r.
Jones'.
Delaware jacob Detler, Samuel Hof.
man, Sam. Finny, Wm, B. Bryson, J. 7,
Hdckeuhetg.
NII1roN. Joseph l. oum, Samuel Blair
JoEDAN.-George Geist.
SUNBuRT.-Peter Hlleman, George Rohr-
bach
JACKSON Jeremiah Wolf.
H'c1is JErr0rs.
Lewis WIN Linebach.
DELAwARE-J b. Lincbach, David Coli,
John n. Oyster, Abraham Starner, Charles
keIchner.
Rrsn.-Lulher Gassc,, VIM. B. Gulicl:,
lewis V V,s'ine, Joseph Wolverion, Peter
Campbell, George Gparharl.
SHAMoKtN = Reuben Suyder, Aaron Kelly,
Ira Jones. Samuel Moore, David Miller,
Hugh II. vasline. Peter Krieger, Isaac Ar
mold.
TURBur.-J NJ. Housed, David L. IRELAND.
David Eckert, John Haag.
UPPER AuGusrA.-- George Forester.
LOWER WIN. Sears, VIM. De,
wit, David Darke.
UppEH MAHASoY - Daniel Helm, Charles
Snyder.
LOWER john Kieh
CoAL-Wm. NJ Weaver
/ CHLtsqUAQuE.-JohnM Mahamer.
PorNr.-lsaiah Beidles5ach, Henry Pau.
John Nesbit
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-12-11

TO the Hon. Il. JORD.A.N Esq, Presi-
dent and his associates, JWdges of the
court Of Quarter Sessions Of TIE county
of .Northpmb7lGnd:
The petition of CHARLES GARINGER re.
sPectfuly showeth that your petitioner is in
possession Of commodious house. situate in the
Borough Of Sunhury on the road leading from
Sunbury TO Harrisburg. which is well calculated
for public House of entertainment and for the
accommodation and entertainment of strangers
and travellers. That he is well provided with
s,ahng for hcrSes, and all convcnenccs ncces-
shry for The entertainment OF strangcIs and tra-
vclcrs lie therefore respectfully prays the
Court to grant him ccncc to keep an Inn, or
public house OF entertainment at the place herein
named, and he will pray, &C.
CHARLES GARINGER.
TO THE JUDGES ABOVE MENTIONED
We the subscribers residents of the Borough
of Sunbury and Upper Augusta township do
hereby certify that CllAS. GARINGER the APP
picant for the license, is man Of good repute
for honesty and temperance, and is well provided
with housc-room and conveniences for the lodg-
ing and accommodation of strangers and travel
lers and that Public House there is necessary ;
they therefore recomcnd him as proper person
to be licensed 10 keep public house.
Names. Names.
]. b. Packer, Charles Weaver.
X. ii. Awl, Jno. j. Pursel,
J. b. Masser, VIM. l.. Dcwart,
Jacob Eckman, Ira Il. Clement
Samuel Thompson, ]. Farnsworth,
f. G. Markley, John Haas,
James Covert, II. J. Wolverton,
Jacob :'easho!tz.
December | l. lS5o-3f
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-12-11
Suffering and Stammering
Cured in from fire TO t,cenfy minutes.

THE undersigned would respectfully inform
the citizens of Sunbury and vici"ity that he has
taken rooms for one week at COVERT'S HO-
TEL, In the Borough of Sunbury, where per-
sons afflicted with
SUFFERING AND STAMMERING
May call Oh him at any time between now and
Saturday next, and obtain relief from that dis
tressng impedmcnt i'll few minutes, without
surgical operation, the slightest pain.
The Undersigned is the only person In the
United States that can perform this cure eilectu-
ally. He has practicel upon 1900 persons with
in The last three years aud besides, he has in
his possession scores Of certificates of cures upon
to whom reference may be had if any doubts ex-
lists as to his ability 10 accomplish all he promises.
Among these he has the certificate of the New
York Medical Faculty; the Rev. l.. J. Prime,
Editor of Presbyterian Rev. Dr.. Knox, New
York; Professor Jomane, Of Bishop Doane's
College, Burlington, y. j.; g. Vaurenseer,
Corresponding Secretary Of the Board Of Educl-
ton, 25G Chestnut street, Philadelphia; Peter
Farnum, Chestnut street, Philadelphia besides
numerous other eminent pcrsonages. Moreover,
confident is he in the success Of his peculiar
mode or treatment, that he will
Charge nothing ,chere he fails 10 care.
Which shall be tested at once by the patient
reading and speaking with Gucncy and case with
out the slightest suffering stammeTing.
J. V. WYCKOFF.
SunLurv Dec. l. lS52.-lt.
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lid TURKEYS.

'ENHE subscriber viii pay fair price for q
n pair of genuine wild turkeys (male and fc.
malc0
DAVID TAGGART.
northumberland, Dec. H. lS52.-tf
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-12-11
List Of Jurors.
Grand Jurors,

4 B r Northumberland County for Noycn,be,
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A CERTAIN ISLAND,

situate in the Susquehanna river, opposite the
Isle of Quo. in Lower Augusta township, Nor
thupberland county, and known by the name of
CLAEKS ISLAND, continuing twenty-six
M ,r lnur
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-12-11
,SHERTFFS SALES.

MY Virtue of certain wrts Of YEN Ezp. to me
directed will he sold by pablic Venduo, or
outcry, at the Court House, in the borough OF
Sunbury, ON MONDAY the 3i DAY of January
next, at | o'clock p, NJ, ilic following real
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-12-11
By writ of .Alias Yen. Erp.
A Certain Lot of Ground.
LIST OF CAUSES

ETOR trial IN the Court of Common Pleas
. of Northumberland County, at January
T., A D., 1853.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-12-11
A Certain Other Island,

situate in said river in the township and county
aforesaid, and nearly contiguous to the above
mentioned. known bv the name of T;ncthy
Island. containing three acres, more or .ess.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-12-11
In the Matter Of the Estate of JoET II
STEPP, Decd,

suntury, Nov. 20, ls52.-4t.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-12-11

Prothonotary'S Office.
SGnhuv, Tee. 4, 1867
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-12-11

4 CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND.
situate in Shamokin township, Northumberland
county, bounded north by lands of JOIN Runkle,
east by lands of Leonard Pcnsyl, south by lands
formerly owned ty Judge Rawc and west by other
lands of delendeut, all living north Of and bound
ed by the public road leading from Paxinos to
Shamokintown containing 70 acres, more or less
whereon are erected two story frame dwelling
house bank barn, and other outbuildings.
Seized, taken in execution AMI to be sold az
the property OF Christian Kab!o.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-02-21

Ow,ns 20 the dfniculty of riaiia~ c''i-rifoa. nnl
m. faet tbs, We have several tlisa,anla aslue g..
.s,,s r-,i Throughout Ia.,ern TEXAS We hnee deter
nrs Tor The ur. 20 rrerH DO sti-f rpiifs "'i ~
sfc County, unle.s the money Is pai'l % Nitaut0
ihe md u tho l,..ets 'ohlme ~ wil scratch on "
nan-- Of al de'iugleni 'nhsrftre f'm ""f sHl+tf
tiss book. and We inieni ,and se F,c timely p'Hu
Of our in,euinni TO publish istr al Delinquent -h
.cfihrrs, with tie amounts tlfy way hrn"ing HFs Poi
s,er names This inienaed publication Wiil b. brpi
Standing In the paper until ghey aay up pa'itrai'
6isra-,s fe4,ilf, s.srefafr y re'iss
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-02-21

We subjoin portion Of the correspond,
cnce of the Galveston News, which we MA

We sublou a portion Of the correspond
cnce OF the Galveston News, winch we h'u
quite interesting 80 $50
rrffor " NEWS Sir The decis'ch
of ,ud,e Rncklcv, that certain neBroes
.horlJ b, sold. i satisfaction oi a iine tor
an aurmp, to deeoy slaves. has excited
much attention and many have openly con
demned the proceeding as 'nhuman ana 'a
constitutional confess my surprise, s''
at hearing such language n 9o"lhe'"
community The most iguofaut ol our
citizens are familiar with the onfrnH'unS
ATTEMPTS Of the North to destroy he 'h','
t,tian of .lavcrv-ihe substraium of south
cru Independence They know lhai almost
every man who migrates from lhe Norm W
the south /, the secret cn.issarS OF some ah.
olitien caucus They hear the cry Of "abo
Eiiou lr,m t,e statesmen IN congress
and taey see the North not unWlllsdg TO
sacrifrp tie mon itself Tor the realization
-, hpr l.natical desires But, sir, u QUO
can be go ind.surn. ct tie Opinions OF al"
humble citizen. how must he feel On seem Z
III member of the Legislature 'ar" 'rvrra'l
.t.sap54.l, aAs9ca'uI them shl' mon
,;.,. .,, .r,t.s; but THOSE nrulhefs referred
"a had hes, look To their dat, as repres"n-
t.t.4-. .of ,'er. h'Iicrs. and forget iaat ih"N
vare. born ai8ene obaiH4eH''s. or na'lr-
m4, t. necessary. feel too much on tm,
subject O, allow my reasoning iatull'e' q
roc, discussion or defence OF Judge h"'N
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-02-21

EsrrrorAKr.--lhe Memphis inclc and
Enquirer Civ 'he following account Of the
shock of m earthquake, which was expert
cuccd in GA, city on the 23d ultimo. At
: r. " yesterday tthc 23h our city was
startled by another earthquake, which
seemed to come from the usnai hcainnar.
ters of al the earthquakes OF ,hc South
west--thc direction OF New nadtn, Mis-.
souri,. The shocks continued ia ruelblng
succession about ten seconds, and were
much stverer than those experienced last
May. 4 considerable degree Of insecurity
was generally iel, BY those who happened
at the time 20 DO encased in brick walls,
and one or two chmnies on Front Row,
and some old walls in the southern part Of
the city, we understand, were shaken down
We hope the next visitation Of the kind
viii b. from a younger and gen,lcr
member oi the Earthquake family.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-02-21

Nrw CuuRcn MOVEMENT A move.
ment Is on foo, in the Methods, Church,
North, to secure n representative Of the lai,y
in its Legislative Councils. Meetings for
this object Eave been held ia Philadelphia
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-02-21

George s. Boutwell,. democrat, has been
elected Governor OF Massachusetts, over
4. {. Winthrop, wing and Henry W.
Cushman, Lieut.. Governor. Winthrop had
the largest vote before the people but they
failing to make choice, threw the election
INTO the STATE Senate.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-02-21

Loris ,rotfoN.--A Paris correspond.
cnt Of the London News SAYS that nothing
is more eyiden, than that Louis Napoleon
stands in bodily fear. His carriage is ball
proof-at the theatre be is coldly received
his receptions ut the Elyscc have been
abandoned all the chimuoys Of the palace
are covered with IN iron frame work, to
preven, the descent of bomb shells or doma.
gogues The terror with which the aimos.
pierre is charged has insiruatcd itself, like q
moral plague into the imperial presence. It
rs stated that during the recent jubilee IN
honor of the election, especial care was
taken to protect the Presiden, from assns.
smaiion Al the houses along the route Of
the procession were examined and closed,
aud guards rode by his carriage on the qat
rire. This IS great. penalty to pay Tor a
little elevation.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-02-21
pura,ae Of the Amassn Dreadful Loss Of
f.tre

lie cons. of England, on Tue Ala of last
month. by the burning oi tac steamer \m' .
,lor. ON her outward VOYAGE 70 The West
f. ge. when about siAiy miles to the west
of ia. Island Of scilIy The particulars OF
.li. sal calamity are briefly these tfff.
TIL, amazon was the pioneer Of ne"
line IT steamers recently projected LelNe'"
~ol,banp,au aGd the isthmu' 81 Panama
,s.eof.d Z, convey tho English malls from
mont 10 port. and also 10 touch at the lsiana
ofS - Thomas on the trip both ways -"
v... burt ma most superb manner, win
comedian. accommodations, aud machinery
de,,rnsd TO euatlt her To make the voyage
IA cifhtecn DAYS, Instead OF consuming
,uent, n.e da,. :. the ordinary running time
Of the old English mat -teantrs "7" on
ilat line
object ol the admiralty under WHOSE
.I.. ire. .He company WIS formed, was 20
f.r-iyr ,A, American line. of thr patronage
f..ly roN enjoy. ib conveying cone-p1H.
5I..ro aad p.e.cuasr9 isom England to ih'
l.ibt,o.. +. WI, ut New Ie,h-t.r ni.
E.s cleaners connecting here with "Hr
lla,,,s steamers. and sometimes perform
mt tlr yutH, la-ssfe 80 eight a"d even
tu oIys sooner t5m 'le 5Hii>h iHe"e''
direct. uHa., aeea1e time Nc have tn,'
l..ur.I. at1 these considerations were ia.
'uau..l in inducing tue company 10 sfafe
4a ..,p.s f. 100 e.aH- up lbs,r Vessels on %
-r.l. ,,t ma.nIlrouct uot -afpns d
.lt. tr4lon vas pronounced ready for
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-02-21

~ y =
'he tdl t''f' 'h' "''''' o. ''''
ra toHi'' 'e''eo ~ '"' "''' 49,
" ! ne '.d vas SEQ ''el ~ ,l.'
10 ,''g " ~ :" ~, ' -, -.or,y i,8,el
-,nios, IL. h.f. because ,hc Legislature ra.
m.elto o.. 'se AID amena the report before
li' RATIFICATION. a, ih' ''" ~ ~ .. -,
"' i'''' .'5' =. ,.l.,..,,Is ,cs.,.i.,y /,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-02-21

Two or three columns are devoted to
the California news, ia the New Orleans
panera We notice bat ltile*of gcncfa.
interest. The Crescent les dates from
San Francisco TO the l,Hi Of January W
cxt.a e, fcw items;
porArfoA1- rcrirct Babe ise con
fusion prevails, at present io the political
attain. OF California. There afe two sells
Of claimants tor almost every office, from
Constable mp to Governor
fir.t. We notice there IS controversy
about tho election Of Governors the dem
ocrat. maintaining taat Cod. Biclo5 has
been elected. and the wings that Mayor
Reading has received majority Of votes
SECONDLY, the location OF the seat q
Government has proved an exciting theme.
Thirteen senators and thirty one members
Of the assembly elect 70 tie Legislature,
have. however, Lcld meeting Ia San Fran
cisco. whom it wa. decided hs a vote OF -
to ID ,hnt .he mex, session should be held
ut Vail jo. This vcuu,us question j.
therefore decided for tae present
Thirdly H. San Francisco there is q
counsel without a Mayor, and MAY Ut
without Council two men claiming Of
fee, ono on the erouud tbai hc was elected
b. a majority Of III lhe votes and '.r ol.
er that be bad detected AlV Ip tie char.
ter and has been elected informally hy @
minority. \ general internal FIGHT appear.
10 be- going on in the democratic parts
Tho San Francisco r.cayauo Ia na.tp ,qef,
by the by say. THIS unlike aH other
dillieul,ics, i, hopeless iaeurable, eud vlb.
out end. Never again will order reign ia
Warsaw in ,h.. regard The war of DE-
roses j. war Of determination, aud neither
house will sheaihc The svord while thor. i.
a follower Of the others IN the field
On the evening Of the 2elb December
two shocks Of an earthquake were expo.
ficnccd at san francisco. No damage
WIS done.
>ual poS Is said to have made It's ar
pcarauce in San Francisco in q very ST..
we're torm,
\ severe salr oc urf,d at san lranei.
60 on the .9ib, vht,o did cous,dcrah.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-02-21
COM sIcArEp

kosstTn-lt Is said that after his W.,
to Pit,sburg, Gov. kossuth will proceed "a
Columbus, Cincinnati 81. Louis, and H.
city, stopping at several intermediate place,
lie will then. in turn. visit Mobile, Saw,
Ssh and Charleston. Thence be will nv
coed to New York. ascend the Hudson ),
Albany From there. again westward l.
viii go to Buffalo and Niagara Fall. Ma
b, the way of Lakes osdcn-burs and ",
mont. viii repair to Boston. where he Nil
remain uu,il be- cmharks for Europe. Sn.i
IS at prescu, his contemplated route, ,ho,ys
circumstances may occur 10 change =,
modify o..
VIA the editor Of the Republican puLl.,
the above announcement OF kossuth'. !,
tention 10 visit jefferson, aud request II.
Jefferson Herald tfrom witch it is take,
T. inform the people Of the snrroundi,.
country ehen they will be nonorcd by ,
visit from the d.siinsuishci Hungarian
~ ENoulRrF
rRt~,r.-Ihc news from Ffance es,,l
,ishcs thc fact tina, Louis Napoleon h,,
taken the whole over Of the goyernme,,
into bis o"H hands
The new Constitution has been n,
mullieA Under It Louis Napoleon
s;yl.d Fence President. In his name il,
dee Is dispensed. lie has the pardon,n,
power. aud is to originate all laws. II.
commands the !olc's Is empowered to q,
clare war aud O. make treaties appoint,
motto. and .|l pfifesrs tI Sfuta al
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-02-21

or We have just seen an article IN the
Red Land Herald in relation TO the Repab.
lican. We viii reply to it next week
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-02-21

CJ- Lola Moutcs has rendered benefit
n, the " anui street theatre, 20 the asso.
chiffon. for the relief Of aisahlcd fremcn
IN Phllalelplna.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-02-21

On our first page we publish n con
dcnsed account OF the difficulties between
kossuth, Capt Long, rf rhe frigate Mis-.
sis.ippi, aud consul Hodge. This eonden.
sation has been <carclully made, aud con.
tans all the material facts in the case.
We extracted il from the tadio Gazette
The New Orleans papers contain full nc.
counts Of Tic affair, in which are contained
the valioos etl.rs that passed between the
part,s. These Iett the impression more
foreibly on cur mind that Consul Hodge
and Cant. Long had acied very shabbily
in the whole business. Aud we tliuk it
win aupear to every Intelligent reader, that
they have acted disgracefufl,, unless they
can prescu, the Affair in diferen, light.
The Washington Republic, however, as
scrts, tina, this correspondence, ms publish.
ed in the New York Times, is an or parte
statement Of tho difficulties which occurred,
|. charges that he omits statements neces
sarv TO right understanding of the matter,
and DISPLAYS q reckless desire to cxeulpate
Kossush, regardless OF truth and tho char
ac,er OF our own navy. We may expect,
therefore, to hear from Consul Hodge aud
Cant i.one ,ert soon
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-02-21

or The bill for the consolidation Of In.
faye,te with the three municipalities OF New
Oileuns, has passed the Senate of Louis.
lana. 1t was expected that 1t would pass
the II ousc without difficulty The bill for
removing the tax on capital was also passed
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-02-21
70 AL WHOM RI MAY CONCERN

fAc-,a. ILaiA, q. candidate W conuii Survey
\, tsr et,suins AngHsi election
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-02-21

1be New Orlcaus polia contains tbe
Aldtss Of tho Jackson association Of
New Odeans to the people Of Louisiana
in favor Of the nomination of Nr nougas
Of Illinois, as thccandiatc Of the Demo.
cratic pouy for ,hc Presidency The lead
ing Democrats of Louisiana, the Delta
saws, are IA favor OF Douglas: aud while
it is understood that Gen Downs, one OF
the Senators from that State Is qgite favor
ably disposed towards lin. the other, Nr
Soule has openly proclaimed in his favor.
The Democrats Of Louisiana have heal.
ed party dssen'ions, growing ont Of the
compromise. and the patty = now working
tremendously 1.-The main cause Of this
healthy state Of feeling says the Delta,
"otisuates from the defeat 81 the party in
the reccut State elections. Adversely has
infused into them harmonious spirit At
the meeting Of the Legislature n rtaih
OF the democratic members was held, when
the Ratchet was buried; the pipe Of peace
went round. md the Sachems sWote 10
.L.,,e, ,hcv ,op,abauk. and scalniup
,,;yes for ,heir common enemy the whi,.
mo o,l,. oYc.,iop NOW osl,od +. !. bo.a
good democrat oh lhr baltimore liAlI"itn'
Tie Dtha thu. closes rs article:
Such is the portion Of the democracy
of louisiana. Among tue Wings. All ~ as
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-02-21

ton ~ saying at a. feFurIs guea TAR" WEI ftfie"
No. e.san.nia,.. and eoroior II Is ore ai ii~ si et
taelshmeAls s., ave ever snoNH ihr ,at
or We learn that Rcd River las risen
once more SO boats can get over the Cabs
or We have Just seen an article IN the
Red Land Herald in relation TO the Repuh-
lican. We viii reply to it mex, week.
o. Lola Monte. has rendered a benefit
n, the Walnut street theatre, 70 the asso-
chiffon. for the relief Of aisahlcd hrencn
in Philadelphia.
or The bill for the Consolidation Of In.
faye,te with the three municipalities Of New
Oileuns, hns passed the Senate of Louis
lana. It was expected that It would pass
the II ousc witlou, difficulty. The bill for
removing the tax on capital was also passed
or Al grand bail given by the first
Ministers of the Crown at Vienna, all the
foreign Ministers At The Court were invited,
except the Charge d Afairs Of the lnitcd
States and the Turkish Embassador
or 4 private letter from Rome states
that the Pope has directed two large stones
the QUO TO be taken from the Capitol,
the other from tho Coliseum--to be pre-
pared in Rome, and 10 be presented by him
to tho Washington Monument
or The eleven conyicis recently sent
from Cameron county to tho leuitentiary
were all Mcsicans. Their offences were
principally horse and cattle stealing, and
one for forgery, They are described as
wsctchod looking sch Of msn.
or We received very Interesting lct
ter fron Hon. ". r. Seorr Which we
thought VIA IN type, until our paper was
Just xcing 10 press From ,nadyertence it
was left on our table instead Of being
placed in the hands Of the printers. Much
" our rcgre. we have 10 postpone its pub.
hcxtion. We lesrn from 1t that tho esiray
law has been amended. The Bill trans.
EeYring 10 the Counties nine. ,cnths Of the
State taxes for the years 1852 and 1853,
has passed. The railroad bill has passed,
giving ak sections OF land per mile the
road TO commence in Harrison county, at
tho linz, and to nun by lIanha!l aud Aus.
tin OIL 10 n Pn.o. There are, besides.
other interesting matters N the letter
CT We learn from tho Red Land Her.
aid sa.s Hoa. LsacrL DAar Evsss, re.
s'ens the once Of Judge Of the Sixth Ju.
dfesni District-the resignation to take ct.
Mes il time for his successor to De elected
- ths ~bPseaching August election The
ssald mentions the rrn,c. Of several prob,
~ candidates. We ,hink /, possible that
soano Of t''tse gentlemen will declare them.
selres II Judge Evans has really resigned.
E-r,s1srsv. -'Ihe Senate passed TIE
rcDtu,ion Of the Toase. on the 9th, 10 ad
j.ura .siae ~ ON the 18th inst.
The Apros,ienment Bill has passed both
ILessAA AIS bill fixes the representation
II SAia ~ So ats, ard 10 n the Honse
ms s~sas@s Mn for she adjustment of
Ito lif7lcultic. Of ffters Colony ha. passed
he llonhe This Law is Que Of an import.
art character.
aHA1 Blso1 Wssette contains the &c. for
.!ss SsrnidabSn of The public del'. 7, was
r.s,od over The bead" u TIE Go,eincr
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-02-21

or At grand ball given by the first
Ministers of the Crown at Vienna, all the
foreign Ministers at the Court were invited,
except the Charge d Ai'airs Of the United
States aud the Turkish Embassador.