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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-01-31
CITATION.
Tapley ". Hrfiey W. Oiircr r. Bouirdre.
THE STATE 90 TEXAS.
ConGly OF Harrison.

THE STATE 90 TEXAS,
County OF Harrison.
r. NE Nsrfo, aHi coaatg, Gso,t,pr-
WHEREAS, Oh the IL ia, Of JaBuar. 4
w d. 1892, Richard II Walker aren't and
attorney in fact OF 1aplcy y IIatley, tiled hi.
petition IN the clerks office of the District
Court of Harrison county, for u wit Of attach.
meut, which. sid petition, is ia substance a.
follows, to-wit That the Defendant. Oliver +.
Bouwafc, citizen Of the State 81 TcSas. i,
justly indebted to plaiuiiImt hc.umol IN, aun.
bred and -e} y.hye dollars besiic- interest.
by virtue of aecr'ain promis.ory note which De
IN substance as follows.
$4,000.
On or before Tie fast las Of january next.
promise t. pay T. u. lIi.ry, or bearer. five
hundred and seventy live dollar. lor me hire Of
four 'ncgrocs, to-wit John, Fruk, Dan, and
Martha, and two children, sald nrgrop, | am
to comfortably colhe aud furnish medical a,.
tenlion if necessary. This the luih day OF
January, \. u. 1851
(Signcd) O. T. BOuLWARE.
And petitioner further represent, that the
sad Oliver T. BonlNarc sccrvtes himself SO
that the ordinary process of law can not be
served on linn art your petitioner pray. Tor
the wit oi attachment aud for ind tmrat and
cost, Of suit aud that the defendant b. cited
to appear aud answer this sad plain.i'lss lcli.
uou.
These are therefore TO command yog 70 SUM
mon the sud Oliver T. roulware, hy pabiea.
ton of this wit for four successive weeks n
the Texas Republicans new ,paper Published
10 the team { MARSHAL, To De aai pppear "a,
the urN term Of The District teuu Of llar-
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Sierra rsindrc Ecputl'c.

Since the last number OF our paper wa
issued. we have conycrsod with % nanh,r
person, direct from the camp of Carvaiai.
They state tina, he Is ON the Texas Side oi
the Rio Grande. with ahout 300 men. mostly
Americans. in a dense thicket OF chappgral
lie is awaiting pahently the apptoaeh of
capt Ford from whom he expects to ro-
c,iyc large rcinlorcemcn,s. II this is his
only hope, his expedition is at an end
Capt Ford is candidate Tor the Senate
Of Texas, 10 I'LL the vacancy occasioped hy
the death OF Gcu Hurcsou aud is pruha
biv elected. lie has laiied to arouse a
sympathy in favor of the cause and ap.
pears to have abandoned it, The truth i,
the whole affair was humbng from the
beginning. The people on the Rio craude
a., .,,,, ~, ,L.;s AK, An ,hn,. 1..iroJ
:, ,hrn,y ,N.. ,h.,.,,,,oIoft IA. tl,, .unf,,,c
w ''"'" ',' - wv ~ NV
gov VI :" W" F,''''
AS thcY pleased' ana u they hN any grew
ances to complain oi, 'arNdlSi Wa the last
man they would have called upon to redress
them
This il evident from tho foct ,ha, no
,ons;J.,olJc nor,ion # tho ,nhahtant.
;,,;noJ ,,o ,nor.,,o,, ,;,hor t,o,, ,h, ec,.
son 'h"' 'h'N We're eo"'en'eo WIN 'n''r P''
I. W ,. . aj ~, ,,,,;. .,.i.,;"n
More imn,rt,nr, ha. hnea ci,en to this
movement than il mefiird 1t is amusing
To read the grave statement, OF the cores.
pondeut of the New Orleans Pica,une at
! Brownsville. Some OF hi, iast cnlnmuui
cations state tina, captain somebody had
reinforced Caryalal with some 100 or more
men, and that Captain Ford was just be.
hind with something IKE 1000. including a
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I T.. CARTER tomp,eslpp and iorieata-
l Il. tig VI Alvf, and II hp sfif ani Rsinf
Deg'er ip Gfacees,, PyoIsioHs, Li4Hor,, M,
Corn, aus, BIEwg, Rnjf SO. IL L. {,
ll1r'- Brick Nachou Sc, corner oi Commerce
and Milan streets, Shreveport, Ia.
. 70 Liberal advance made on ron~1nmcuts
OF Cotton aud Merchandise. Every dcscrp-
ton of Good. received on storage on moderate
terms rs
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uns'ORTANT:


MAIZE.
Di virtue of IN order 81 the County Court
} pertaining to the estates Of decreased per-
sons, held IA and Tor the county OF HARRISON,
M the State of Texas, on the last Monday 10
December \ b. 1851 the Undersigned. admin
isirators Of the Estate Of Thomas Murphy,
decreased, wili otter to the highest bidder al the
courthouse door, Ia the town Of Marshall, on
the hr-i Tuesday IN February nest. ASA. l,,-
tween the hour. of 10 o'ciock N aud {
o.ioca = b., Iishf hHpirof and IbWfy- IONr
Acres 81 L1ipi, the tract ou which W lliAm
Davenport formerly resided, and on which the
family -. said dcccdent Is now hung.
The above tract OF land * situated about
four miles SoH,h-wcst from the town of Mar
shill and d, the best quality of land To- be- tpuud
m Eastern Texas 1hcSe are about twO-hun-
dFed aud hily aste- in a high STATE Of cuitiya-
iiun. and a 1icW gin mouse and cotton gin on
the premises, besides dwelling hau-e- and other
necessary buildings, aud ntpro' emcu,-. Looi
ogf ~ q bargain"
TlaN..--A credit Of one. tive aud three
year, W.l be- given. charging eshl per cent per
amman interest from The day Of sale. Bond
and approved security. with mortgage on the
property viii be- required Of the purchaser.
WM DAVENPORT. ,l,,.
JANES M'DANlfL.
y. u VIII also d, sold 20 tie highest bid
der at the same time and place, fOi RTEEN
trfeH aad very Mey Heatea' Terms made
known Oh lie da}
WV DAVENPORT
Jan 3D. 1859 NJ ~.
MARSHALL UNIVERSITY.
INi!IN Institution }, located in the town Of
i Mtr-hsil, Harrison county, TosA., and
incorporated with all the quits and power,
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- A 4 r I = D,

On tho srh day Of January l,j,, W.. W 4 r y
WAN. to Mrs PwsseLiA lirSpsiox. Of ugshur
eoSnsy,
Happy thy.
The harpie.t u their Kind. whom
Center ,'ar- unite, and IN fate
Their h~av's ih.u fortunes,
All 'heif beng. henJ "
iIri Ifi,-fsb
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HOTEL ron SALE

60. THE Subscriber proposes to sell the
XII: Marshall Uo'ci and would say to those
--Alf wishing to engage IN The business Of
Ta,crn-keeping that ts well known and com.
modlu, establishment j. IN good condition Tor
the reception Of Travellers and BoaJdcrs aud
from Us eligible situation IN the Furnishing
town 81 Marshall, IS Us wei calculated to ellen
patronage ~ any other Tavern IN the State
The iIou~e &, well supplied with suitable far.
nIiure, which the purchaser can have with the
buildings II hr choo-c,.
Term, accommodating. For parieuars en-.
Quirc Of the -uh-ruhcr living ~ miles Easi
from Marshall, or James MeCoNen, near the
premises.
:. N'CDW\.
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Spring AND SIMMER GOODS

Spring AND SIMMER GOODS.
With their ample stock OF samesiW saoFf
embracing Grrmau. French. and fagi,sh fnnci
dress Tor girls and ladies. ~eafe, Benls, Shoe,
Hats, Gaps, and Bouncts, Hardware laern--
ware. Chna Glass. Wood. and TIN Ware sad.
Alrry. Cutlery. School and Miscellaneous ,'o0N,.
stationery: Hosiery, jeweirg, Rcads-Taa'
Clothing. Rope Iron, Steel, and Castings ala
Of which are ct the latest Styles, and the .aos re-
cent lnppriaiions, selected with MACK carr, and
considerable runfi"n, consequently Sc are nov
prepared. aud viii sell lose,r than e,e'. We
confidently invite our friends and the public To.
come up to the scratch boldly, Ter We ice' ~
.ufcd there are bargains To ee found m onr
d,sgias, our motto is smad profits a'id re1ay7
sGlss
WARD, WILSON, & co.
Mar-haif Nav Isl lsJ1 Mo y
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& 4 u ID =. 4 TIC ,

/
u NJ. ADAMS, Attorney al Law, Marshj
" Harrison county, Texas. n33 ".
~ A. PArlilo, Attorney al Lac, Marshall,
1 Harrison county, Texas. nj
4 Massey ASkEW, Attorney at Lar and
/ " Notary Putiic, Marshall Texas. ns6
~ a FRAZER, AHorny n Lac Marshall,
/ \s Texas, viii practice IN the Sixth Judicial
District, embracing the cou'tes of Harrison,
! Cass, upshur, Wood, Smith, Cherokee. Rusk
and Pamela counties. nI0y
~ q. NORTON, Attorney al Lo,r, QUIT
A/s man, Wood county, Texas. will practice
/ ia the courts OF the 9th Judicial District, the
Supreme and Federal Courts at Tyler.
/ August 80, 1851. 10 TN
~ L. H. CROSS, NJ. D.. Physiciun scr
i gesu, agi iccouchcur Jefferson, Texas.
Office, IN Figures Bufding, Marshall Street.
y2uioy
IR. n. ". EAMEs, having permanently
- located in Marshall. respectfully tenders
h,, medical services to the public generally
Office one door east OF Dr. loung's brick
building, s2n!0y
II FlhE, Aaorn'y az Lac, Carthage, Pa
l j. rola county, 1cNns. Boy
~ c. GALLOWAY, Attorney al La,c. GIL
mcr upsliur county, Texas, viii practice
IN up.lnr and adjoining counties, and viii ai-
tend .pceally to tine business OF collecting.
April. 1850. r6
NAMES VI. MORplnS. Auorseg anu Coun-
- s,i!or at Lar, MARSHALL, Harrison county
Texas. MI
DENNERS, MOSELEN. y HALL, A4ar.
- u.4s "a Lr., WIZ practice 10 the several
courts Of the axfh Judicial district, and ~ the
supreme anA federal congts of tie state at ~
lcr
Address: f. Il Benncrs $. I. Mosclr, JclIcr-
son, TrNa- NJ. j. Hall, Marshall, Texas.
hOCTOR NJ q PIERCE. Office seeosI
- docs west OF the pustlibec, Marshall,
Texas.
January Il. 1852 n2oy
II \. nARALSON, Apopeg ut Lnn. No
~. hfg EpbH~ amt Commissioner NJ fhr
tni'e@ Nit.s and NJ N0ssigpi, No II Tx.
change place, New Orleans.
january II. is5a. n29y
DOINDEAfER & WESTNORELAND
AHarHsgs a. LHr, Jefferson, fe>as, will
practice ia an fine CoHtt, of jbc Dl=,net.
Ia, .,..... g.
........... '''
- dress Marshal! Harrison eou1tn TcNa-.
Sept =, lsJ1, u33 IS.
LNDWAKp tLAHk, Aeorr8 n La,r, Mar.
L -hail, FeNa-, rrariito- ia aIl the courts 81
'u' I,N'h 'u',e'N| h','r.r'' 'nd the Shrnitr
.n' "a. ta our. "' '"' Htil'' al N''r
as 'tl''a Nta''r "hlln '-i"ltt I" take d'po-
sue : "'d ''l'' IT, ''d u"'' IA ei'i cau.''
- '''"'''f ~ '''' - 80
VVrRlGltr. VILLA ANS 4 20 C,,t,
w Jt-.ors md t.,p,7is,iso u,r,to,,..
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C0YIDN - CpiJON fif
- DpNNEIL ~ 60 are NOW prepared
II. 10 make hhcg| ai,1ae.t ,n ea,h or mar
chdml,ss on tuftr
Shm,epar, patabrr, 1851. 10y
\\r Il DOUGLASS & 70 ReesuHe anil
W. f.r~afsirg Nrrc8a.f Font Lestc
Shreveport, -.
Rrslrfscs Swipucy. Green. & Go payne
& Harrison. Mes Orleans I. L. iilnt ~ Co.,
l.ouis,flp. q. n Nhliurkc q Co. New ot.
SHrr Pace q Co.,, Philadelphia taenowora
& Co.,, tnt0nugft
seplcmhcg l3, 1851.
eOTlS
II 10 W. WlliTMoRi OF tIarr.son County
II aud J. " phkln and At'u T. rerdew
Of Gas. County. ave tilc o4v jrfsoss authorized
To collect money lur me.
JAS D TODD
Nav a.. 1851. nio II
smlth.and. tas. TO-. Tcsas, Msg 40 1881
1--WE lcEal partnership h,toiofow existing
betWcen Forbes Houston and " u.
frrrne under the maize and style Of Houston
& Herring j. dissolved ~ mutual consent
The liabilities and responsibilities of .a.d firm
are assumed by VI u llrrr'as, who viii COM
iiuuc TO practice Law at Sleibytlilc, Tesas,
aud vii attend the courts of the fihh Judicial
Distract
Those inds6'ei 10 ssd firm nil ssttie ,riiA
" y lirrRiss,
September ~. 1851. ~ i7y
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\VvARD, W.t.SO>S co, are now rece wing
W and opening At their old stand. on ti"
north side OF the public square, their new End
r..M a.lnrInI sinrh Of
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Received ~ office JANUARY "a, ls53 and
handed to the EDITOR Of the I,>a, Republican
for publication same dly
S.R PERRY, SIN.
b. ]. VI Cugris, Dcp'y.
Jan. 10. 1851 MS It
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/ IL persons are hereby nsiiticd that IL there
. \ are ans farther .rr-passes committed ON
ny lands, NIL resort To Il "a rumed,e- against
them. for am determined not to pay The pm.
ter for ,s,ls advertisements and lose my timber
in thc bargain
This noiicc j, intended fbr a protection to
all thu, have fieh, TO cou,soi ia any man.
uer whatever.
Il HID Il
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TO NI.( IuANutN.

'I>lIE subscriber wishes to hare good work
man to the Wagon making business, for
which he will give liberal wages 10y the month
or year. Everything furnished To tn" work.
man baud.
y II HOWARD.
NiRriib, R,,t a.. T.rgs Dee &. 81 n23 I'm.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-03-25

"Timc and patience, my dear husband, can
clone accomplish 1t, and that Kind prsvideHce,
which has so long protected us, will direct our
course. Then, let us not despair now, while
we have - much for which TO rejoice"
| When Werner became sufficiently composed
Ne concluded TO leave his wife Cor little while,
and go in search of his friend Joe, TO whom he
was all cagerness TO impart his happiness. He
found him in comfortable lodgings, awaiting his
return with impatient anxiety, and when he
heard his joyful tidings, his outburst and sur
prise almost equaled his own so trus and dcvo-
ted was he TO his friend.
"You are noble hearted fellow, Joe. Ihaye
long felt the sweet influence of your sympathy,
and tested the purity of your professions, and
lnow, this wild outburst Of sympathetic feeling
'endeWrs you to my heart, ten-fold. Wecan nev1
Ier part. My friend and brother you are, and
shall be to the last, and my sweet wife will hail
you as such, with all the gratitude Of her devo-
ted heart"
They Immediately began TO form plans Of tra-
vel, and Emma, refreshed and invigorated by
her long rest Of peace and quietude with the
good sisters, and now buoyant with love and
happiness, was ready TO pursue the journey,
looking upon it as pleasant tour, after the
rough journeys through which she had toiled
and lived. With ample means TO procure all the
comforts which such trip would afford, they
were soon ready, and after appropriatng hand
some sum Ia portion of the immense fortune
which they had acquired while sojourning in
Mexico that land of gold, to the establishment
that had saved his wife, with the request to con-
tinue TO aid the needy and suffering that might
fall in their way, they badc farewell to their
kind friends.
We will now leave them on their Journey
homeward, and while they are Fastening on in
pursuit of their child let us enter again the vale
of love in which we left our little heroine.
Conclusion nert week.l
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THE HONEST BOY

a gentleman from the country placed his son
with dry goods merchant in - street. For
ums all went well. At length lady cums
70 the store to purchase silk dress, and the
young man waited donher. The price deinnnIcd
was agreed TO, and he proceeded to fold The
goods. He discovered Aaw in the .iIk. and
pointing 1t out 10 the lady, said,
MADAM. deem it my duty to tell you there
is fracture in the silk
or course she did not take H..
The merchant overheard the remark. and I'm.
mediaiely wrote to the father Of the young man
60 come and take nim nome ,,for,'s sa ne. shs
will never make a merchant"
The father, who had ever reposed confidenca
in his son, was much grieyed, and bastsrcd 70
be informed Of his deficiencies,
"Why viii he not make merchant ?" asked
he. l7l+eaks -3l4ss5 ti5t 49,
"Bccause he has no tact" was the answer. :.
''Only day or two ago, ne told lady, volun-
larily, who was buying silk OK him, that the
goods were damaged and lost the barRain.--,
Purchasers must look out for themselves. IL
they cannot discover flaws, it would be'teoIish,
ness in me TO tell them of their existence"
''And is that all the fault ? asked bis paS-
ent. l.psas
"Yes," answered the merchant che is very
well in other respects" ~ s
"Then / love my son better than ever,
and thank you for telling me of the matter;
thank you for telling me OF the matter; would
not have him another day in your store fer the
world"
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I 'UTT.
Not faE frsa tl's Endsa sssritSy aaa only
separated from il by the Missouri, was the little
village IN which Harry took up his summer res
idence, dearer far TO him than the most fashion
able retreat he had ever visited, and every day
found him by the side of the White Fawn, who
now that she had found companion suited to
her taste and feelings, had almost entirely for
gotten the young War Eagle.
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TnE RuxoRED DIrrIcvLTrEs WITH FRASeH.
The National Intelligencer says:

The National Intelligencer says:
We have noticed in circulation, in some Of
our newspapers, rumorS Of differences between
the Government of the United States and that
OF France, growing out Of occurrences in that
country, and the manner OF recognizing the ex-
listing Government there, by that OF the United
States. Without having given any eredence TO
these rumors, we have thought il worth while
to ascertain il there existed any foundation for
them, and find that there is none. We arc hap
DIV 20 lsaFn that nothing has occurred TO disturb
the harmony existing between the two countries
nor can we conceive that any differences ia that
respect could well arise. The Government OF
the United States has, according to its uniform
usage in such cases, recognized the existing Au-
lthor,ties Of France as the National Government
Of the country. International duty and respect
alike demanded this, and this Government could
do no less.
In This connection we may mention that we
have lately read most able spesch Of Lord
Derby, in the British Parliament, on the address
ito the Queen, and we were struck withthe iden'
ttity Of the views and sentiments expressed ~
that speeeh, on the subject Of ROn-intervensicn
with those contained IN the deapsesA tsoA tss
Department Of State Of the Unlssd Sss.es, g
Mr. RiYcS
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Tux RcLE AND TEE REAsoS.--Horne Tookc,
when at E,ton, was one day asked by the mas
ter the reason why q certain verb governed q
particular case. He answered 81 don't know. "
That is impossible" said the master: 81
know you are not ignorant, but obstinate"
Horne, howevever, persisted, and the master
nogged. After the punishment, the master
quoted the rule Of grammar which bore ON the
subject, and Horne instantly replied:
II know that very well, but you did not ask
for the rue,-you demanded the reason"
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-03-25

TauE PHILosornY.--i saw a pale mourner
stand bending over the tomb, and his tears fell
fast and often. As he raised his humid eyes to
heaven, he cried,
MY broiheri oh, my brother!" p"
A sage passed that way, and said,
"For whom dost thou mourn?"
"One," replied he, "whom did not sufi-
ciently love while living; but whose incstima-
bic worth now feel!"
'swhat wouldst thou do, il he were restored
to thee 2"
The mourner replied,
THAT he would never offend him by any un-
kind word, but he would take every occasion to
show his friendship, if he could but como 10 his
fond embrace"
The sage replied,
"Then waste no time in useless grief, but if
thou hast friends, go and cherish the living. re-
membcring that they will die one day ALSO"
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with him, and he gszcd NJ, and have our hands
shaken by everybody. One or two enthusiastic
tourists expected me thore aud then TO tell them
all about il; but the crowd was now so great,
and the guns so noisy, and the heat and dust 80
Oppressive, coupled with the state Of excitement
in which we all were, that was not sorry to
get away and hide in comfortable warm bath,
which our worthy host had prepared already
This, with an entire change OF clothes, and a
quiet comfortable dinner, put me alright again;
and at night, when | was standing in the balcony
OF my chamber window, looking at the twink
ling pine illuminatiOns en- the bridge, and
watching the last glow cs .sn.e. cnce more dis
iappear from the summit Of Che gSsnd Sd mount
ain king, could hardly persuade myself that
the whole affair had not besn wonderful
dream.
did not sleep very well when wont TO bed.
Z Was tumbling down prscipices all night long,
and so feverish that drank OF the entire con-
tents OF large water jug before morning. My
lace, IN addition, gave me some pain where the
sun had caught it, otherwise I was perfectly
we'll sufficiently so, indeed, to get up tolera-
bly, early the next day, and accompany friend
on foot to Montanvert. In the evening we gave
he guides a supper in the hotel garden. had
the honor Of presiding; and what with toasts and
speeches, and songs, excellent fare and warm
hearted company, the moon was once more on
the summit Of Mont Blanc before we parted
know it will be some time before the remem-
brance Of that happy evening passes away from
those, between whom and ourselves such an hon.
est friendship had grown up as only iellow-la-
boring in difficulty and danger can establish.
ALBKKr SkITE.
49,
We cut the following important news from
the Telegraph column Of the Louisville Journal
OF the 10Th:
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.
Nzw YOlx, March IL, Y.
The steamer Asia arrived from Liverpool
with dates Of the 28th ult.
FRAScR.-N is stated that dispatches have
been transmitted from Emperor Nicholas, TO the
President, intimating that the cabinet Of st. Pc
tersburgh would not admit Of the transformation
OF the Presidency into an Empire. Since its
receipt the French and Austrian Governments
are less friendly, inasmuch as Nicholas declared
| if Austria moves one step to assist France in
disturbing the treaty Of Vienna, he will march
an army 10 aid Prussia against France and Aus
tria, and tho rest of Europe.
The feeling in Paris is that peace will be
maintained.
Some opposition candidates declared that il
they were elected they would refuse to take the
oath prescribed by the constitution.
Since the receipt of Emperor Nicholas not G
to Austria, Napoleon has directed the minister
at Austria TO protest against the re-augmen-
tatiOn OF duties against the French Govern
ment.
1t is understood that second note has been
sent from France to Switzerland, repeating the
demand made in the FIRST, and asserting the right
of the French Government to indicate the rsfu-
gees for expulsion.
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SAN JSAS-MoRE sTHouBLEs. 1.-The New
York Times is informed by correspondent at
San Juan that the American residents at that
place held a meeting On the 9th ulL, and re-
solved not TO ray the taxes imposed upon them
iby the British Conssi as the agent for the Mos
quito King They then waited upon tho COM
mander Of the United States sloop-of-war, lying
in the harbOr, and asked protection in the event
Of force being used 10 secure the PAYMENT
Receiving satisfactory reply, they informed sss
Majesty's consul oftheir detsTmnahon " resist
lfuu,re collection Of the tribute. IT,. rsplv.' ~
Threatened compulsory measures, and left q
for Bluefslds, the residenrs Of r.. ~ ense
Majesty. There is secret or.aaisss;ag ssS alsS y
Ameriosns sxls'ln: al So Juan, tsrnSsS !. sli-
slpPsrs, wa' ays s-id to exerte considerable lr.-
Stusnse uere.--a4ou. Jour. 80 n
~>-~~>-A-~~
~ tns Article witch went TIE round sf "a. usAss
ISe1sAss Of The ssSasy, Ia Esapa-. " ia. 49,
.--s~s declared ,hsn'sl.::s sdsssAA.sG
iwss anavs.
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We cut the following important news from
the Telegraph column Of the Louisville Journal
Of the 18th: