The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-09-09

lied their president TO sell the eo''e P~'"e''
an. fixtures. lthi. don't mean Bsrnum, FOR
he la, resicnedl iron fence, and n! the
property Of the association, deliverable on
or after the lst OF November. for one.hai'
10 actual cost. The fret cost rs understood
" have been 500, 900,
The following ia an extract from the
London Times
A shor, time back, while the allied lee's
were living before ttonsiadi. an f"ghsh
Yacht belonging to Lords i.ichiield and
Fusion. wish Lord Clarence Puget on board
yenture3 somewhat too near the guns OF The
place. suddeul, puff Of steam was seen
on the Russian side, aud small Russian
steamer pat out t. sea, with The evident
intention Of cutting off the English yacht.
On board of the steamer were the Ear
Nicholas, his SOU the Arrhduae Cons'sn-
tine the Afchduches. his wife, and the
Russian Admiral, who all went iofih to EN-
To-, the satisfaction Of an easy triumph over
the poor little yacht. She rs, IN point oil
fact, stated 10 have been in the most 'm"'''
mcui danger OF capture. he tzar. b"">
ever, was destined to be ioI.ed IN his AniiN
cipated little tfiumlh. A. he has already
been 'olen !" ms hopes OF many H'e''
-. ~ ,"l't"S ,se ,s.h, y,. ssn9s.d
advanced with speed 10 her relief. Shortly
she obtained such a position that the tng>
li-h Yacht was safe; aud che oul, question
- ,ha ,,.n. small ,y,, .,.sn,e,s- tho ON.
under English the other under Russian
eoIofs.
- ,.",,.h, '.GiaL ,ha, l,,,lo ,seL, con
,ain.d--e,uld the cnp,ain bu, have known
that b, capturing her or sending her to the
bottom, peace Womb have pee" restored 10
,;,". an, l.., lo s,,ad we have no
doubt that he would have carried oue OF
other of the alternatives into effect, even
'""ngl' his o"" ae'uGeuon' '"a' o. '''s sup
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william feIhan' Esq" feceouy "PPo'"''
ed Surveyor 'enefal ol New heNleo' iei'
Washington on The loih ut, tor santa re,
to enter upon the duties OF has oh'co'
Some scoandrel recently stole from The
clerks Office, in azoo CITY, Miss. the pas
pcrs in one hundred and 'iny civil suit,
brought al the last tNay) term of the Cir
cut Court, and all the indictments found
at that term. II appears that all the bonds
of The county officers were stolen from the
Office of the Probate CLERK abont the same
time. Tho papers taken from the Circuit
Clerks office were subsequently, found be-
meath the iloor OF the courthouse HE
bonds have not yet been found
Solomon ". Downs, OF Louisiana, died
Mt Crabh Orchard Springs, near Louisville
Nv, on the lllh ui, Mr. Dowus WAS, Tor
many years, a prominent politician Of Lou
isiara. II was mainly owin. to his rxer-
tons that the democrats of that State. after
warfare OF Twelve years, succeeded ia
altering an odoos nrs,ocratic constitution
In SO and 30 he held ecal IA the I.
;. Senate, aud 10 the beginning 'oos sfonnt,
win MS e"ile"g"'' NE ooule' against TIE
Report OF The COMMITTEE ct Thirteen, EN-
brae'ng the Compromise Measures, bni las
F"'''''' "'' '''''''''' noun w
OF ms dea'hi Ne hei' we poet OF 'o''e'"f
Tor the Pof, OF New Orleans. Mr.. Downs
was never In military life; tn. tide OF Brig
III. c....I ~ ill.,. Ming. ..,o,ad
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out possessing "''s'"""s "''' u 'N'">
ordinary 'e'"'''y OF 'ofce' he e'e""y mn
proved II ny '"""s''S ""o "'s''P'"' ne