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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-14
New.York Annual Conference Of the ". z. Church.

The Conference closer is se>sOn al Kingston Cnars
d. AZ the deliberations chtrsctsrz-l with
the usual harmony and spirit. o. "Wednesday evening =
Conference Temperance meeting he'd IN the Second
Reformed Dutch Church at hiug ton IL attended by
the conference and large sudruce. Inc house vas full
Ii was held IN that house the reqd-t Of Rev hr Snlsr
of that Church she. with others desired TO participate 10
the proceedings OF the meeting Rev. DR. CLAIM OF Gu
cinnat presided The Conference Temperance Committee
reported favor Of the Maine Law The addresses
made by Rev. Mr. FOSTER of this City. and Rev. hr
BoGEEs. OF Ellenvile. Sullivan County. They made very
strong speeche in favor If action Tor the suppression Of
utempeTsnce so in favor OF prohibiting the vending Of
alcoholic poison.
The iec wing app ntmens the changes made in this
CITY:
N,ir York CHs-Mulbeuy st, J. b Htgsny; Ves;ry St,
+ l. T. Bra gdon Duane 81. Lewis; cuiiyan-st, L. W.
Vincent. Foriy third Il p L. Hoyt; Five Ppints Mission
e. Adams Io,ktiHe-W. q. Browning. MOrrisIHII-
T. = L Merceine. ManhanaHViLe-R I. Pearson. Yos-
hys-P L SandiOTd.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-23

or Thos. }. Jennings, Esq, Auornr,
General OF the State, nj the recent term o
the District Court at Galveston. instituted
sui. agnins, Il \ d. Il. Mills, and J. W.
Joeku,ch. Cor illegal banking. under The act
OF March 20. iSis This act provides
that each month company or association
OF individuals .hsll exercise banking or dis.
counting privileges in this State, without
authority OF Laws. shal be deemed distinct
offence, for which they nre liable to pay.
separately, 6'g not less thu" $4,000 nor
more than 5000, Mr. Jennings, after
'ass'su,'"g the proper inquiries. was satisfied
that tho law had Ven violated by this com
paty who have been engaged in issuing
money aHdsr m association styled tho
Commercial and Agricultural Bank. The
s9ls alleges between twenty aud thirty vic.
o1llons OF the law.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-23
Az usr Flee ITO N.

The elections to be hc!i next August are
both humorous aud impofiuut The Gu.
brrpatnfld and Legislative offices are to be
re,iil,d 10y the people and the future pro.
y ess ot the State especially as regards
her Internal improvement policy de-
pend much upon the character ri the sew
occupants OF these official stations. The
people .hnuld elect men OF energy enter
Prise, and determination mcn whose no.
tons about internal Improvements are not
narrow, selfish. and sectional hut bnsed
upon large apd more liberal considerations
The last LEGISLATURE may have brep con
NiiHiionHi, IN one SENSE ct the VOID vet
It wa, mol constitute, j oi the best materials
that could be hsd. It Eisht be improved
upon greatly, The late .Nua session was
too sluggish, OLD fashioned, aud refractory
in Its movements ~ n body. to suit ths
/ present rapidly advancing condition and
I uc easinz wl.uts oi the State II i, time
,hit Jhc people should throw aside some OF
/ lhuil ,tuhhnfn, ox team representatives, and
take upa t.w more spirited, tanrnugh going.
ifou horse men, Yhn viii speedily unite
aud 90 Ahoad W on some decisive and plnc
titsl railroad 20 ie,; who VIII lose sight
/ IT .n,r' srrtiunai n,iciests, aud lahpr Tor
the general grod. iutl We have u Lrgis
itinie 80 composed. bat little viii be done
/ l,f railroads tud,r the Close restrictions
and limited construction which the present
/ state Constitution admit, o., refractory
anj sectional minded u.ml,ors OF tie log
l,atuie ,"a, hold back and uhsiinalel, op
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-23

4, ~.uo,pv with a nanb<s Of gentle.
men, we paid visit to this i"s'''"'''''' ."
Tuesday evening last. We were kindly
~,iea,nsd by he President. Rev. 7. u.
wilson. who afterwards introduced the
compan, to Mrs. Lacy and Miss Burton
Ws found IN, jus,i,ate in Furnishing
condition. It contains nearly one hundred
pupil. with every prospect OF an increase
Of public confidence and support
After remaining short time 10 the III
erarv department, of the Institution 10
which we were much pleased with VI"
we saw aud heard. we verc next Introduce"
IN IN. musical department. Here we ~ef,
kindly rcre.ved by Miss June and Nc
Evans. and were entertained with excellent
muse. This d. partmen' seems to he u"
furnishing condition.
Regarding this school rs one OF the best
in the State, we have every desire Ia see II
Cornish. The President, Mr. Wilson, IS
cninentl, fted. in talents. disposition, and
purity Of character. Tor the static" Tor
which be has been selected. and his nssls;
ant. are ladies' whose ahilt are second
to none in the country. 1t ought TO be
sustained by every friend Of education
IN these remarks, we do not intend to
disparage the claims Of other schools IN
Marshall. The liberal manner in which
:hcv are sustained Is cvidenc. Of thel'
worth W. shall shortly pay them visit
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-23

IN. following srsielc appears +" ~"
s,.,e Gazette. sindica,ing our SsP'."''
Ioasc. from the charge made Against '"e"
nv Mr.. Dsnley. Of Arkansas. 1t may. "'
d.rd serve this pnrpos-; for no one WI" u
.s,,aiutrd with our Jadges will believe
them capable OF eoun.enanc"s e''"" >e'
,,.,..s II i. n conceded Tact that VII.
naol., ,ven. back to Arkansas without the
,,g;,,ve Thornton, aud Inst he WAS d's>
CHARGED upon mere technically. ms
ypenss very badly. As we conceive. 40
an,oup, OF explanation will give II a" "c'
ccp,able coln'lug;
yo.,ire To- tie Judges Of the Supreme
Cont of our state reqaire' that their &C
,,,u IN disctarring Col. Thornton from ar
,,s, y, Galveston should De placed on ITS
nm, ,round. before the country. hrF
d.c,.,nn has been assnIed IN the coa'srs'
terms by Can't. Danley aud hv the Nikan-
81. pnpers general, aud the p'neiPles upon
which thc,r ,irci.ip and action were ha-en
have been ge orally misunderstood or per
,e,ted Tie Judges decided That the war
,a,t under ullch horn,on bad been nrtes
ted VA. defective in this, that It III" MOI
compl, with the requisites o' the In" OF 'h'
Cong. IS of the United States. requiring the
surrender OF iug't,ves front Jnst're L., 'h'
several Stnle., IT, oh Wendell, 2fo. thnl
Jnsiir, Savage Of the supreme Court OF
New York lad i W the character oil Irsa
warrant ~ foilo -: -" |. The warrant nu'
rr,il, tat the Fugitive Is demanded by th'
ex,c,1i,. OF the State from which he He'd
( y , ropy uf an indictment found. or an ~
bdavit made before a magistrate chafgnl
the fugitive vita having committed ih'
crime 3. Such copy OF indictment OF ain
d,,i, must he certified as authentic by The
executive. Il these requisites have been
COMPLIED with, then the warrant OF the Coy
ernur Ia properly issued, and the priso'e
i, IeualI, .eslralned OF his liberty
The warrAn, under which Col. Thornton
had been arrested did not comply with thes
reauisltons. II merely stated that l,e ha
been demand, ! rs a fugitive from justice b
the Governor OF Arkansas, aud that Cap
Danl.y was authorized To receive and carr
nim back. No certified copy OF the atiida
~, or copy ol the Indictment charging til
crime accompanied II. as the law oi Con
rross requires. aud therefore his arrest VA
Illegal aud void aud the court granted hi
discharge, rs they were compelled TO do.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-23
III I ar ADVERTISE lNTN

IN erlrr Il. rivr Nor, interest To aer advertising -
nm Ne hs,c concluded 10 give u l,-i "f our s"s
isem"n.
nhnRu,yt Ann HARRISON c"rNrv.
Nfth,nfs P,.rr- Jnycr a trfI,.; wsA
Viva; ! u wiNnr; Gra 4 key tesy;
! taun'h { Tie i'Id fww,r% Atoms -
Rnreu; " " Irhh y Go. por, s'rs.lo
b'ssr's. N,isaalh sanicrs: Young -
tn iloil, ia'gr csablshInru's
Nrfc =, tcpis J. sumo err Mis- a. lane.
S.seo'' Masonic Female In>tiu'e; Mar
Male tnNefsnt
Rool.--Nnaus & Iol,,,son Gregg & ker.
Ptysigisn. -- Young 4 Jnhnse., y "
" ,lesNedcr; n. 4 pal; ". A. Msssa,
drncc c,uF mil. <orih uf Marshall.
Posimqslsr = a,ry A.kev
Levee,s II VI Atem. T A. Pai.ilo. G
ger, lamc. u Nrtphi-. Ncnn., liylr
linll Edward CLARK: t.k-we l. T. WxM
Ao,o.s PaiF'e--J blulrk, ten mites ~
Marshall
I Ho'sf.- Planters Iiniel' Uncle Joc" prca<sss
BONDING Ho.se-.Slr- Sim.
Plough ia.ndsy Waeaso"d rr,'ar. uaA's9's
t.us .>mifhius.- john Coleman. "a
! Caring, Ua,ise and Hac .asithins p Bssess
Tn Wasc--J Van Hoax
Ioese tarpeafy,ng. - Bisnkeseh,p i lnsssse'y
T,Dioo,sg III Bender. u = Th@ats"n.
4iisa issanehcr emtanp.--J. y T"'d' AZ
>m,,hlani -
paraerasn Gallery MIR ArsRskIs Nonh
Job. u.s, advertise. the Diam Cotton Ss~d At we A..
a Nr.ion-, Marshall and At Port aldo ass
VILE,
". II. y. Ward, a,i,cr,,s'~ onc .hoa.and
Qunnr t,if sale -
Mcfbosajd Is Saa.isrs advertise fresh 'ar'iea
X H. Gailiss rdye',isrs n-gr' suah~ay- ,.A~f
T. Fraser nd, ert,sc- notice t"trsrAss~'s IN W
A u Bprssss Ad,eris~s 'ssni'Nv 'rs'es
Wm. { H,ioy ads-r .e. ten scre Ia NJ"
,~m,.sor NcGo~. sdverss. Marl.sl' tsss
rent. -.
Mr. Aar~t,i.e~ea,s--N New epnls ~ Bws ,s
Adam. xr.~~,s-. by W. H. 6ar,.~,t; tsa o. RI
,,sli,cos,e cigar ny ymnus a h.h"s.ss; tsssv.y
pa'-ut Fire i'n1f Safe. with Halls fsr"
PROF LEX. -
Nrs,,~ ys,,. The Star S,ne lA.rx. psr.,ne sx
Ter. i'r"p''s'os- The iesss Hspuea'cs" X.
= rharrAss : rr--by,-,'. Rev, y ". sssp,.. y
bertrand Presbyterian ey }. n Wtl''" T,.S11
Episcopal. Rev. NJ. Talii.; Hspsist, Hcv' ~
ygvYEwsoN. -
NsrsAs~fs - Veal T. Lnahe.; John s~nsas d !
pnkiD Dsy t;asls and t;s<ests. -
iEot.is Rising Ann. tiseey 1slsss
Mr.. Jarksuu. " k-sWr
Drsg Store Eliiost 4 Firth. a
L4sssrs-- Mw~iy 4 6~nn~Fs RI
Jis~ss Ni~kis--Nshsas,. Tallcss . 49,
Nc.mt.h.
lawy,,.--w. n. E.,ill; Arsss,r.es rsSss
der..n, Ra-k soaniy; Es.n'!. tss'"~x 49, I'll
G.insss rnsrkal 4 ts.sni. Asesen. y" n II
sadiled claims ains1 ArrAbi<.
S.iYv 4 dsrssids, - maA<n, end 49, - n
watches. Jsw~,sy. ~ hn<y ssnss go
j mi ~. Nhels~sh ~
\. - IsAss,--e ,. Y
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-23
Dc Bows II view.

We have received the April Number Of DE-
Bows Review. The following are the
mos, important articles in this number
Progress Of Ohio, historical aud staiisli.
cal; :" "FIo,i'ls Its position. resources.
aud destiny " Early life IN the South~
West; "Chlnn in l>53;F "Ihe Balti
NOR, southern Commercial Convention "
"The Fiscal History of Texas;' "p,o
gress Of the Republic Census OF 1850; -
p" Commercial prosperity and growth OF st.
Lonis;" Commercial progress Home
aud fqe'gn;" Internal improvements =
" Department uf Industry aud enterprise "
&c. We have not had an opportunity OF
perusing these articles but from the gen.
eral character of the Review we have no
doubt they arc interesting and valuable.
The Review is e"brlishedwi'h a" engraved
likeness Of A. Moalon, lAgricu!turaiist. J
rx,Gov rnor OF Louisiana.
Mr. De Bow assures his readers that the
work will beconiinued. aud calls upon its
Iiiends who nre in arrears. to pay Up
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-23

CSy- A NV BooS VIM. Gougc. au
thor OF shcr, history of paper money and
banking 10 the United States, has written
n book on Texas, entitled; 1.-The Fiscal
history OF Texas embracing an account OF
its resources, debts, and currency from the
commencement Of the revelation in 1884
to lS5l-5l, with remarks on American
debts" In the opening chapter he begins
II is no pat Of our plan !" give h par
iieuIar view Of the considerations that in.
,iuced the Texans to dissolve their con,
lamd. speculaiious aud auiipatay OF rae
appear to have been the main cause, OF the
revolution.
After spcahiug Of the condition Of the
Provisional Government in December A.j3
aad the means Adopted to rerieo,sh the
treasury. Mr.. Googe says;
The, have turned their attention to the
ways and MEATS which other governments
have resofted to in times Of oxigency
They found that they might al be resolved
into taxing, borrowing, beggiui. selling,
and O. i, be permitted to use such rough
wordsl robhing aud cheating. and they
appear to have determined loky all SIX
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-23

DurIne Tho last week d. ten days s'me
Of eur young gcn,lsnen have '"du'sed
themselves IN the innocent recreation Of
ringing our church belle during the night
Al frat they created serious slarm. and
m.ny coy old bachelor. and P'e"san'
family, were aroused from their peaceful
.lun,bers. imagining the town o" FIRE. To
those WIN know the Consideration created
in a village b, An alarm Of ere. It Is IN
necessary 10 exAe,iate at lens'h upo" The
scene. They can picture 10 themselves
men hurry mg into tbs streets. hsli dressed.
la feverish exeite,nen, of ladies over
whelmed " hh fear, aud lra alone to brood
over aud nurse their ovefwrough. imag'na'
tons.
This was the effect Of the first one or
two mldnigh, ,inglnes. Bot We are happy
10 state that a change hv come over the
spri, OF the drenms" OF our population.
No midnight jewellers can now ran a
saw" on them. They have got beyond
that, and. indeed, we verify believe the
town might be hall. burned dewp. before
they could be brough; TO the consciousness
that It wasno iake. This ia indeed a delight
ful state Of feeling, aud one thst onr prop
euy holders will contemplate with pleas
urc.
We have always been pleased with The
soune Of church bell There is something
rich. varied, and mellow in liz tones; and
when four OF five of them nre funs at nssd
night, the sensations ARE delightful.
IL connection with this matter. we wona
stare to The bhoys," that they can ring
the rfesh, ,etian church bell as much ns
they please-indeed to their very hearts
content. The members OF this chuSeh.
generally, reside some distance from It. aud
and " Ill not he IN the leas, disturbed, The
bill having jost been hung viii work casa
by bring used Shouh 80 .ope break
they will be supplied with another
They should by all meats continue the es
ci,emcnt Instead Of firing OF n dozet
pistols, they ought to touch them Oft b,
scores Il Is free rountry aud there Is II,
corporation to modest them.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-23
Fer the Republican.
TO 4 mASON'S DAUGHTER.

A tender fathers manly hand
No longer guard, your home,
And far from your bright native land,
An orphan now you roam.
But get your lovely. gnieless face
VIII win each generous breast,
Where, ma, be yonr dwelling-plaec,
Aud none shall thee mo,esi.
Each brother Of the mystic TIC,
That bears (aiflfai heart,
VIII Ger. saonld darkness gloom your sky
A cheering light inpari.
A temple thou, more glorious Tar,
Than that which er-l did shine,
Bail, hy the one who made each star,
The Arctnsci divine,
H. furniture a pare Young heart,
It, yeeeL spolle,s name,
To guide it !, the MasoE's part,
Tia. pleasing trust they claim.
Der sou may that iil-seeiag Eye
Fer watch where'er You roam,
And in tina, hi--fnl lodge on high,
May YOU Immortal bloom
A MASON
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-23

ksdH0r 1eaos HerGAtHaW:
Though your excellent jsssaal 1,.s.s1
from different and distinct seetlss p
State. yet you dostsi-ss fssl ~ I-s
,hr progress ol affairs In si.ls &c.
take pleasure IN saying that "a ..s
our destany serns tn b- b. decides, t.3
ascendant. business IN al its d..
la. never been more psostesous (
ring the present season. Every aae..S
comes crowded with passsnv,,. ~
,ious sta,rs Of tho unio,. 10 ~ ~
foreign countries, many of thu. ~
ample means for devel"pinv N, 49,
sources Of oor fertile soil I hsv,
aui,c number Of very resp<ctsil..
teachers. male aud ltmal~. which I .,1!I
vo-sLls omen for the .durssionsl ir,'
Of the state. \ large majority II 4.
migrants ri this ss"s"" came H. ~
to avail ',h.mselves II ito agtissl,,,,S
sources and advantages.
The German immigrants apps, !. !,
c miur,aile IL their circumstances. =
mos, invariably wcnd ,h,ir wsv ~ \
interior soon after arrival. A m.,..s'
the immigration is bound Er ~
some oi the most wealthy llsnA,.
seeking locations con'iDgv"ms 10 eeus9
N,nvhave settled in Monty ",,,~,v. O,s-'
aud " slker counties The" Biz U.i,1
including parts cf Harris. Pom ~.
robbery, and Walker. ia receiving ! ..s5
.harr Of planters with heavy fssrn
Ih. rnlroad spirit Is riie 49,
munitv. Judge Allen. the lec,s,lSdl %.
is active and energetic. and ~,pesrs 4 ~
an impression wherever he goes. ~
less Houston will soon commence H. n
s,tuct,on II railroad, the tc,,njss
which Is ,certain. The Harrisburg
road Company ARE prosecuting aeis ~
Priv with energy. That | believe p
,.nlv railroad N the State tina, ia aetu.3
bsing bniR The road is graded IN -
twenty miles, aud some Of the ran y
iron cor the tracks. have arrived. n =
have been laid four miles. We, Of d.
Ton. cordially wish them the mos. abs,t
success.
We are entering IN good earnest n I
great work of domestic msnufaeta,;;u
There are now Ia successful oesssae
b several boot aud shoe manufactures :
for hats, where are made articles II !
pcrinr quality and ut more reasonable M
t Aspacious building for common rops ~
ulactor, has been bu'!., aud the fattev
in successful operation. A good fos~4
is in existence. Our mechanics. 40 WI
our mercl,anN. are al. prospecting. Ns
thousand dollars have been recently v
scrib,d to erect an ediicc for ssmias
Of learning.
Ouiie number Of rev buildings h
been recently erected. and several m.
are rninc M, md in contemplation. 0
street. have been and are being grss
q improved.
9 Now. we hsye told you somethiss
. riai rs ARE. aud irhN IRE are doiss.
. in,end TO do, towards e"areing. imp'nvi
4 and heauiifyinr our ci,v, and this raet
Il the State. VIII YOU rotiprocate the 4
:. by giving VS. singular Information in ~
10 uour plocc and ciciaitp.
t We rad for rfsr'onss.
: lonrs truly.
d 4 llOtSTO\iAN
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-23

~ Messrs. Gregg 4 Key have been in
daily expectation Of very large addition
: ~ thsis present assortment Of goods, but
leasned ahort time since. thAs the vessel in
weish hey were shipped, was lost 1T the
f)ssl6s Coast. They were fully insured.
hswsvsr. aud The Philadelphia houses du
plieatsd the bills Immediately. The goods
- now on the way. and arc expected 70
sooeh here in about five days,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-23

CO John \. Satter.hiic was recently
killed at Waco, IN this State hy "A man
named Jackson. correspondent Of the
State Gazette, says that Jnckscn was ems
.irey Justified by the community. >a'irr.
white MAS from South Carolina. lie WAS
a violent, aud we have 30 doubt "A bad
mao. Tie passed through this place ahou,
II year ago, aud from the manner IN which
he depor,ed himself. the general Impression
seemed to be, that hi, career in Texas
would ha brief lis leaves an amiable aud
interesting family.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-23

or The New York sun. speaking OF
the Worlds Far in that city. SAYS that i, is
no, improbable, after all, this great under
taking will prove stapendons failure. In
the frs, place. the Chrystal Palace is not
likel, to be- finished in season; and sec
oudly, a Misunderstanding has originated
b~twesn the managers aud exhibitors, aud
many Of them are Withdrawing their con.
iributons.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-23
PREACH mo.

The funeral of VI. late t;ee J. W. RoDasr
viii h. prrrc' I'd II hi~ late residence on iis -
Sahhnih IN NAV, hy Rev T. H. Wilson. ~ ~
lime the hurisl ceremonies ol he Mnsene n
'erniiy wir 'eke rhec His friends and =
members If The fraternity generally. m ~
pcv,fuily invited TO attend IN the occssson
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-23

~ Avaaskls continues 10 take pictures
e4nl rooms, = few doors North Of tho Re
Dan Office. lie is decidedly the hes,
49, ~ have ever had here. No Daguer.
Il Ayntoe shal has ever visited the place has
- lid his work, either for correctness nj
deiinee'isa Or beauty Of tialsA Those who
wish 10 - good pictures should call on
him lls ricss arr quite moderatc' aud
"a 4 Is dow that good artist VISITS the
rsan,rf. nf,sei,ts rare chance for those
swhe Want rsI' II themselves Or friends.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-23

or We wonld call attention 10 III. card
OF WIN. 4. Seay, Esq, san antonio, Texas,
aud would comsaend Mrs to the consd,
GRAFTON Of our readers The ca,d has been
incorrectly published in our columns thus
VIM. A. Sears, State of Virginia" 1t
should have beeG. "Wm. A. Scay, late Of
Virginia" 1t will be found among our new
advertisements.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-23

or The Scientiic Americ.nco,,;.nss IN
comment n"iavorahy UPON the "Erjc,son"
steamer. The editor contend. that il will
inevitably prove n failure. His ,e,.oo;,y
on 'beSnhject seems to US very sou,r, A..
co'd'"s % the American, the principles by
which the "E:riesson' is propelled, contain.
nothing original. a similar invention YIN.
tsssd !" Scotland, mud WIS .onndou.d II
the recent .t'isl trip Of the " Eric.s.n (. \,
eosld not b. made to - faster than sail
rs vssssl; sbost ons foa-sa til. speed q .
slsAmsh(p ne Assssis~n tanks 4.
''icnds q ~ hcs air ship. osshs % insle
"a Il ling 81 upoe SIong voyage, !,
-. Il. eapssisy sssl1 y - 4. sss !
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-23

Mr. Robert Lott of Goiiad county, lately
had two valuable negro fellows decoyed off
BY some Mexicans Mr. l.. pursued them
to the RE Grande. where having oh,ain-d
aid from the r.autng companies. he Mt
tempted to retake them. Their Mexican
comrades aud themselves resisting to the
death. the Rangers were compelled to kill
tn. whole party--i"eludng uegr" woman
whose owner IL nnknown.-- Victoria Ad.
rOr0ic.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-23

The Leon Pioneer says the returns OF
the election for Judge and District Auor>
ney in the 18th dis,r'rt ARE not all in. but
there is little doubt that the Hon. Henry J.
Jcwett 10 elected Judge, and Robert 5.
Gould. District Attorney. The affections
are deemed good ones.-Statc Gase'fe.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-23

"A Mai. Seighbors has been engaged by
q Texas Eaigraace Land Company"
~ t6Ats .nd survey their lands 10 Peters
Co3eoy, with instructions not to interfere
= any manner, with any location or survey
ms1s Tor oolo"i,s. or an assignee OF the
aaaoe. So this ditIiSuli controversy Is likely
Z - ssetlsd speedily.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-23
ro.. h.cd,..d lf,;t.d States troo

-Four hundred United States troops pass.
sd through our town on Monday last, on
their way to the frontier posts We were
informed that only four Americans were in
the rxnks of the whole number---nost II
the soldiers being Irish, with few Germans
aud Puiss.--,Firtoria .4droeate.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-23

Tho State Gsx.tts SAYS that L Lieutenant
Whiting. Of The Typographical Engineers,
/. now milking survey or the Colorado
river, from Austin ~ il mcuih, but Tor
what purpose Ia not k.o~n.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-23

II has been generally known that strong
repres .Mtations were made to the House OF
Representatives with the view Of bringing
abnnt the impeachment Of Jaige Watrous,
of Texas. on n charge involving many off.
cial dclinquences. The Judiciary Com
mite had the matter before il aud RECEIVED
upwards If six hundred pages Of testimony
IN support Of the various allegations. The
result WAS adverse 20 tho whole If them.
as will liz seen bv the following paragraph,
which constituted the report presented by
Mr.. VenshI-. in behalf Of the committee.
Just before til. termination of the session
"The Committee an the judiciary. 10
whom WAS referred the memorial contain
i"v charges sgsinst John Z. Watrous
Judge of the United States lar the State Of
Texas. report, that after m examination If
much documentary evidence, NJ well m
many witnesses Summoned from Texas.
they do not recommend that articles cf
ind eachnsnt hs directed by the uoese.
against the Esd J. {. Watrous.-- Wa1A.
jngfon Rerwttir.