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Washington sentinel., 1854-07-25
ARRIvAL OF THE rxomrrHEUs.
Trouble at San juan The town Bombarded
and Destroyed by the United states snip

Trouble at San Juzn---The town Bombarded
and Destroyed by the Unite6 states snip
Cyane.
Nzw YORK, July 24.--Tbe steamer Prometheus
arrived here this afternoon with highly important
intelligence from Nicaragua
The sloop-of-war Cyane arrived at San Juan
on the eleventh instant demand full and salts
factory apology for the insult 10 Mr. Borland. The
authorities and inhabitants refused 10 make the
slightest apology, and Captain Holins then, on the
twelfth, issued proclamation 10 the authorities
and residents, that unless an apology was made
by nine, a. m, on the thirteenth, he should pro-
ceed 10 lombard the town.
No apology came. Captain Hollins, in the
meantime, took possession of the transit COM
pany's steamers and sent them TO The town, Offer
ing protection TO all who chose to accept il. And
precisely at the time designated the cannonading
commenced and continued with brief intermission
till O'Clock, p, m.
No disposition being manifested on the part OF
party was landed from the Cyane, c0mmsndsd by
mains but one or two small buildings in the sub
urbs TO mark the spot
No lives were lost. The agent Of the transit
company rendered free passage per the Prone
theus to all who wished to leave, which only
few accepted. ! The Cyane would sail for F-Boston
on the 1Hh taking home Mr. Faviers, our COM
mercial agent.
The British war schooner Bermuda, the West
India mail steamer Dee, and British merchant
man were witnesses TO the scene.
The rainy season has commenced in earnest.
The difficulties at San Juan did not interfere
with the transit of passengers.
Washington sentinel., 1854-07-25
W0titts.


ss- Stimulating Imminent, as prepared
at Gilmsns drug store, deserving Of the highest
mendation q for Chronic and Acute Rheumatism.
II seldom, fails to give speedy and permanent re-
lief This Lniment has been prepared by d. Gilman,
chemist Of this city for many years. and since It's nroduc
ton has been extensively used by many Of the most
spectacle families In the. District and vicinity, TO whom
reference be made at any time to Its magical effects
In curing Rheumatism, In elderly persons who had
been sufferers for long time IL originally made for
horses for the OF lamoness saddle CALLS &c. and 10
much used for such purposes, being an invaluable
article wherever Dniment required either for man or
beast. May 3
AS- Special Notice--HENRYs INvIG0RATING
C0RDIALThe merits OF this purely vegetable extract
for the removal and OF physical prosrstion, genital
debility affections Ac &c fully described In
another column OF this paper, 10 which the reader re-
errcd a. per bottle bottles for ts six bottles for S.
tle perdossn. Observe the mnrks Of the gensane:
Prepared only by 8. X. COHEN, No. Franklin Row,
Vine street. below Eighth, Philadelphia, Pennsylvsnis
For sale by all the respectable druggists and merchants
throughout the country, and BY
w. III. GILMAN, Washington, d. O.
CANDY HATCH, Baltimore.
PEEL a STEVENS, Alexandria, Vs.,
Wholesale Agents for Virginia
Washington sentinel., 1854-07-25
ECTUS.
STATE RIGHTS REGISTER.
e AND
NATIONAL ECONOMIST.
A Political Journal and General Newspaper.
C. G. BAYLOR, Editor.-TERss, SO year.
ISSUED WEEKLY.

The State Right Register will be conducted
upon the principles Of STATE RIsHTs as laid down
by JEFFERSON. The Register will adhere to the
original COMPACT, as ratified by the several States,
and will oppose all latitudinarianism in legislation,
and all encroachments, secret or open upon the
RIGHTS and SOVEREIGNTY THE SrArEs The
Register will take as its text in the discussion OF
all public questions, THE CONSTITUTION, strictly
construed and uncompromsed
WASHINGTON CRY, Jnfy, 1854.
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T,HE MINIATURE sHAKsPEARE, In

UNHE MINIATURE sHAKsPEARE, I'm q
III volumes
Ten Nights IN Tap Room, by T. s. Arthur
Life and Works Of Robert Burns, vols.
German Literature.
Stories Of the Irish Peasantry. s4s
French Revolutions, 3 vols.
Masonry and Anti-Mssonry, by Alfred Creigh.
Tales Of Old Times translated from the Ger
man.
Chsmbers's Papers for the People, vols.
Chambers's Miscellany, 10 vols. .
The New York Quarterly Review for July.
On sale at
TAYLOR g. MAURYS
July rs Bookstore, near 9th street.
Washington sentinel., 1854-07-25

CONGRESSIONAL RECOMMENDATION.
WASHINGTON, july 1854
We the undersigned senators and representa-
tives in the Congress Of the United States, cor
daily recommend the State Rights Register and
National Economist, with the principles and pur-
poses az announced in the foregoing prospectus,
IN The confidence and support of our constituents.
Washington sentinel., 1854-07-25
ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC.
-Four Days Later from Europe.

NKw YORK, Jniy 24.-The steamer. Pacific ar
rivedat o'clock this morning, bringing dates from
Liverpool 10 the l2lh inst.
There had been no battles of importance.
The fleet had been temporarily Withdrawn from
Cronstadt.
tons, and strong suspicious are entertained OF
Austria's good faith towards the allies
Cotton was firm and active at previous rates.
Flour has declined 3d. TO Is. and wheat i'd to
Washington sentinel., 1854-07-25
The Weather, &C.

The Weather, &c.
New York, Juiy "a, p. m.--We have fine
rain, which was much wanted.
PHILADELpHIA, July "a, p. m.-We havo re-
freshing rain. The thermometer is at 81, and
tending downward.
BALr1MonE, july "a, p. m--We have had
constant rain since II o'clock, part Of time very
heavy.
Washington sentinel., 1854-07-25

the following interesting matter
The Virginia resolutions Of rs.
Address 10 the people accompanying the same.
Answer 10 the resolutions OF 9S by the States Of
Delaware Connecticut,
Massachusetts, New Hampshire,
New York, Vermont.
Kentucky resolutions Of Chief Justice Marshall
oS on same subject
Kentucky resolutions Of III The supreme eonvt
100. not the final arbiter.
Mr.. Madison's report. lMr. Madison and Mr..
Mr.. Calhoun's address. Jehersons opinions,
Mr.. Jeferson's draught with carefully pre-
Of Kentucky resolu- pared authority from
tions (original) other sources)
Mr.. Jeflerson's letter to Chief Justice McKean's
Mr.. Giles. opinions.
JefTerson's protest (for Judge Roans opinions
| Virginia legislature1 Majority and minority,
| Chief Justice MarshalTs rights and duties of
| .oeecb in The case of Opinions Of General
Jonathan Robbins Sumter.
! STATE interpositon. Free rade--Dr. Frank
| Mr.. Calhoun's opinions. lin and Dr. Claiming
| Origin Of the term null on the same
h6cation. Direct taxation dis
Opinion of Chief Justice cussed Its applics-
| 'Tilehman. tion to this country,
An unconsiitutouallaw &C., &c.
void.
State rights resolutions in relation thereto by
Pennsylvania, Massachusetts,
| Virginia, Maine,
| Georgia Ohio, M
| South Carolina. New York
| North Carolina. tt4
! s6~The above table Of contents embraces
documents, richly worth ten times the amount
of subscription for the Register
| n6ySuBscRrBERs SHOULD SEND IN THEIR
NAMES EARLY TO OBTAIN THE ABOVE DOCUMENTS
ENTIRE, AS WE Will HAVE NO EXTRA FILES FOR
SALE OR DISTRIBUTION.
Washington sentinel., 1854-07-25

Banks ofthe District.--The following are the
only Banks in the District having Offices of redemp-
ton in Washington and conducted by responsible
stockholders:
Corporation of Georgetown Up. &C. dis.
Bank OF Commerce, and Farmers and
Mechanics Bank, Georgetown par
Bank Of Metropolis par
Bank Of Washington par
Exchange Bank, Selden, Withers 81 Goa p C. dis.
Farmers S Merchants Bank, Statham,
Smiihson 81 Co. Up. c. dis.
Patriotic Bank par
NS-The above list 10 be corrected from time to
time.
North and South Carolina money bought at IA
per cent.
York at per cent.
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Movements of Ocean steamers.

Movements of Ocean steamers.
FROM UNITED STATES.
Ships. Leave For. Days.
Asia. New York. Liverpool. July 26
Niagara. Boston via. Hal Liverpool. Aug. 2
Glasgow. New York. Glasgow ...Aug. 7
FROM EUROPE.
Africa. ..Liverpool... New York. July 10
Hermann. .Brem v. Cowes.New York.. July 10
Canada. Liverpool. -. Boston viaHalJul %
City Phila. Liverpool. Philadelphia July 26
Arabia Liverpool. New York. July 20
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Contents OF the LIST Volume.

Contents OF the LIST Volume.
The lst volume of the Register will contain
the following interesting matter:
The Virginia resolutions Of '9o.
Address 10 the people accompanying the same.
Answer 10 the resolutions Of 9S by the States of
Washington sentinel., 1854-07-25
rha . Cta.mer Gnranoc.

The Steamer Saranac.
NEW York, .Juiy 24.-The Pacific brings the
announcement that the steamer Saranac had ar
rived al Marseilles, TO receive the American mia-
ister TO Tunis tss1st
Washington sentinel., 1854-07-25
Canadian Election.

MONTREAL, July 24.-The election, as far az
heard from, has resulted favorably 10 the Egin
and Kinks administration.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-21
BROORL YN ITEMS.

The fourth Annual Meeting Of the Managers ~ tbs
Graham Insitute or Home for Respectable Aged lndi-
gent Females 10 Brooklyn, was held at thg Brooklyn
Institute lat evening. respectable audience vas
present MayorLAxBERT presided, and addresses were
made by the Rev. Me-srs. ROSWELL and IosREf'
After reading the Scriptures and peayerby the Rev.
Mr.. WEED, Of the Sand-st. u. +. Church, The a"naN
report was read from which il appears that the
receiu,s during the past year have amounted To atoa
of s coo NEST Of which has been paid for current
expense yhere are present q inmates IN the IN,
stitutiop have been received during the yea, aod
three have died viz: Elizabeth Colgan, aged IS;
Msry Deacon aged 81; Hannah acCullock, aged 90:
Considering the ages Of the inmates their general
health has been remarkably good.
The Institute Is under the management OF forty
lsdes who have faithfully discharged their duties,
sn6 now request the benevolent u contribute toward
tire liquidation Of the debt upon the property amount
ing Ia g., 255 49,
The Annual Donation Visits were made yesterday,
and considerable in money and clothing Tas con-
trbuied.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-21
PACIFIC RAILROAD.
DEPOSIT MADE AND ACCEPTED.

Fyoss The Netp. ORLEANS Polysst
In the news from Texas published on the arrival OF
,b smshin Louisiana we stated on the authority OF
The Austin State Ga-e, extra, OF the JOth UT thar
the Governor of Texas had refused TO receive the
stock offered by Messrs Walker, King and associates
as depost TO secure the Pacific Railroad contract
II now appears that the deposit hiss been accepted
The Ausfa State Times of the 9Th inst gives the fol-
lowing brief history OF the transactions In relation 10
the contract: ,
hands Of Je H. RAYMOND Treasurer certificate OF
"a shares the Sussex Iron Company Of e2 per share
of the Iron Company exhibiting the condition OF that
ssPos's sessmgsnsd ~ ~ sae Of es
fyps TO the OF the exhibit the soyne OF the CON
OF de United states. and Chancellor Kent Of New
Yok both gave certificates oorroborst;ns Gov prce and eN
H. rssaio. OF The h section OF the Tor the construction
ofthe Mississippi and P,eihc Railroad ,,..,
,,ps on az. cei Sir RAYMOND Gov Pesse informal
notice Of The reception Of the stock and submitted the papers
x h iGr ,t ~, declared they would rot
the ssh October Nj Raymond oosia.a Toe Tossino,
sth October His Eaeelleney The Governor saGreed
he rave An opap that n, soeks Of the Memphis aecs.n
Bank and Of the Sussex lroa Company were not PAL or
10 use hi. own expression. CONSIDER them insufficient
Fou sst sumner NJ 10 within lev days pas; the Govern
~ bsS scanned the Isht Of Judging Of the su eney Of the
securities b ,S ecCa Of TIE act he Treasurer
he only essl authority to decide the question ".
R,ynopd slns ia deposit bad beea received ana aeeePed
H. Office r j. Walker and BIS asssocsies IN
srcorSsnce with the requni nts Of eonses And law
To IRIS note Mr. Raymond Is preparing r-py res stsI
- the whole question; when how the matter w
~ ecs.s . vet to determined The notices we made last
- srS in .ip from Office Of this week, were pTedca
"a on the dec Of the Governor ard Others eoEn1at 81
pirs events Un the LAST day or % We had viewed me
a. haVir pired with the reuss OF the GoVehor %
esys The De post but since app A he no; eh.rea Wal
S ,orsnee Of that duty disposed to believe Oh
IA state Times in extra issued on he night a
A. s,h snponnces that the State Treasurer had nOti-
"a he Governor officially Of the reception OF de-
nos;t Of $500, 900 on the part of T. J. Walker and
associates.
TBe STAT, Times extra contains the correspond
&c -. - - eonv for general information:
olIles ArsS Tst :: p sss y 10 you
SIh. - 49, p p / WALKER T. Batter King. NJ l. JoAE-
son J. A Greer w C Lacy. Samuel asssi Ia. Re-.
.h.w Wm III BouTlssd II r. Bee, John w h.,s' p
Ward Leonard Randall j. PinekBey heDdeson sDs - ~,
Nichols Who entered alto q contract win me 49,
State on the Si.t day OF August last 70 oonsa 70
.tp spd Poetic Railroad under the p-ovsons q eciss
provide for the oon. traction Of The NssissiPfl
Hslrcss . APPROVED Dec p 1855, have sepssisea i
AZ tA Tr,.aT,r Of he state q TEXAS three hSSafs9 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-21
NETWORK COUNTY CANvAsSERs.
SIXTH DAYS SESSION


The Board Of County Canvassers met at noon yes
terdsy. The Board called to ORDER at 1--WE
minutes past 10 clock, and the folio wing Supervi-
sors were present. Messrs. Brown, Williamson,
Blunt, Baird, Hoffmire Howard, Woodward, Tucker,
Voorhs, Trcwbridge, Wakemsn. Covert Kelly,
Cbauncey, Cbristy, Ely, Herrick Tucker and Drake
Supervisor CovERT moved that the Board proceed
10 canvass the returns from the Sixth Ward.
Several slight errors appeared in the returns from
the WITH District Of the Sixth Ward, but as they did
not affect the vote for any individual they we're a.
lowed TO pass Subse iuenty, however there ap-
reared in the returns from the With District Of the
Fourth ard % votes for "a W. Bradford l73 votes
for" r. Busteed ~ for ~. X. Brady for surrogate
giving the initials is presumed, instead Of the first
names and similar statements occurring in the vote
for City Judge and also tor Mayor-in the latter case
9O3 votes for IF. Wood
Supervisor Howard said-Mr President, | desire
70 take this return bsek 10 have II corrected for ind
that the Clerk, in writing the names OF the candidates
has omitted the first names in so many cases, that
this return be taken a. correct II VIII make differ
ence of some 300 or 400 votes
The President said a. the returns in the hands Of
t.e County Clerk and those produced by the super
visor from the Sixth Ward correspond with each other,
the Board hao power 10 return them or order any
correction. They could be recorded az sent In oy
the Inspectors and if the Board thought proper TO
decide that all votes returned with tue lhuas OF 'us
candidates only be allowed 10 the candda.es lor Shod
IL NAV seem evident to the Board they were intended
by the voters, the Supervisor of the sixth Ward need
no; interrupt the canvass nov on the subject
Supervisor Howard commended that as there was
no doubt Of the votes being intended for Fernando
Wood although returned in the name OF b. W God,
that they ought 10 be =; returned for correction
II was evidently a clerical and, after some DIS
custom be asked leave 10 suspend the canvass OF his
returns.
Supervisor wIILIiysoS hoped i. would not De
done He eonteDoed tina; the Board hsd no right TO
go behind q returns in any aud could not seai
hem back for correction, unless there was dlsIep
anew on the face Of such returns. He was opposed
to sepdng back the returns.
After some further discussion Of the subject prnc'
pslly repetition OF the above,
superyisor Howard con,ended that he was sure II
ss he object of tie Board 10 strike of the votes Of
bis Ward for Fernando Wood, although they we're
returned for T. Wood and il was evident they we're
cast for Fernando Wood He would not stand here
10 see the voters of bis Ward defrsaded in thsi way
He would ike 10 see the nan vhe pretends 70 Dc
honest advocate this Wa it inst tbs: whole
district Of his Ward should be deprived OF Is vote oy
this Board Of Eve or ten mem II this ~ tue de-irs
Of tins Board continued Supervisor HOWARD, WI
be very near ready TO rssigni "a quick 80 t0e' -
tssi ! All resign
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-21

~, I. x.v dss;rcus Of bsins recalled from France
vii probably be offered seat IN The CABINET tnoagn
this !. uncertain. 80
Having determined upon q reconstruction OF his
Cabinet, the President wll also make an ennre
change in the foreign appointments recalling soale,
belmert seymour, &c. IL - oehevea 'hsI tDe
amount Of patronage which be viii thus hfee 81 hs
disposal may prove sufficient TO give the Admins
usiion full power in Congress.
Letters have been received here from Mr.. BG-
cbsnsn. stating that he has liked the day OF bis de-
parture from England early next spring. he Is evi.
d, ntly dissatisfied with his position and the treatment
be has met with ct the hands Of the Cabinet sad
comes home TO await bis destiny and another BsiI-
more Convention in the hope of yet beng e resident
in the White Heuse.
Mr. Buchanan complains bitterly Of the Mistake,
IS be terms it. committed by MNcy in negotiating the
Reciprocity Treaty without q, the same time having
adjusted the Central American question He accepted
IN. mi sion with the understanding that be TO
have the negotiation Of all the pending questions be-
tw.ep England and the United States. Hs now inds
that by the ratification Of the Reciprocity Tresty
Ersl.nd has gained all she required and he writes TO
The Department that be can nov make no progress
whatever in the adjustment OF the Central America
on.stion A. A separate matter-Englsnd having moth
ing 10 gain by il. Had the questions been connected,
be contend. that the anxiety OF the British Govera-
ueIt 10 OBJ ain &C mission TO our markets Tor her colo
NIT. would have induced her gladly 70 have sean
doned all pretensions in Central Amerca Ia me
opinion therefore of Mr. Buch.na the only di plo-
n aIic achievement of the present administration mas
been gross blunder, abandoning all cur advantages,
ana compile s,ipg il may be, in the future, our ealn'
oiaiion ct the Monroe doctrine, when tmiy OF me
lsst consequence that il should be enforced.
Having committed himself TO the immediate an
neIston Of Cuba bs force or money, in the hrst ds-
patch transmitted Washington as the result OF the
confer ice al 0stend, Mr. Buchanan thinks he has
done enough 10 enlist the gratitude OF the progress
ives and that 1t will be good plank for his friends TO
in constructing bins platform for the Presidency.
There Is no doubt Monsieur Soue induced the Sage OF
Lancaster to take this step and Marcy who has no
ioea Of hlihusterism, sudby curses Mr. Soule as
'ihe damned little Frenchman who is stirring up all
1.-The fuss
But Mr.. Buchanan is also 10 trouble about his
Secretary He declares that the labors Of the lega-
ton are sensiby increased by the uDitness OF Mr..
Sickl.s, Who cannot even sri q legible hand. tie
oeprecsies his controversy with Peabody, and ex-
claims in the bitterness Of bis heart that he feels
worried death by the deceit Of the Cabins and the
fantastic antics Of his Secretary and the gang headed
by the inevitable George Sanders
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-21
RUHORS FROM WASHINGTON

The Herald publishe. the following stories frem
Washington, which may contain some .rnth, and msy
not:
1.-The President has determined upon reconstrue-
ton Of the Cabinet sOOn after the meeting OF Co..
eress a. possible-ssy about the middle Of January
Mr. Marcy will resign. ard Messrs. Campbell snd
Guthrie will 90 out. Mr. Breckenridge Of kentacky
will be made Attorney General, and Mr.. Cashing slu
take the State Department. Mr.. Doooln WI De
transferred 10 the Treasury Department
M Buchanan having officially norned the Pres-
dert Of bis intention Of returning home IN ta5 sprl(
Mr. Marcy r. 20 20 20 England - Nini@'ey. 10 = ny
OF ecr-re dispose LsO Of NJ. sseke-. VIZ. hN-o1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-21
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NETWORK. ..Novsxsss 2
Arrived.

s,snship KnoIyt.. Ludov, ssysnn.h hours mdse ss<
psssps.rs to 5. l. htehill. Nov 10 Tat - II n
w sIeh.n se siss.s .ith sss r. H. DOuss heee for Sc
al Lat Is y Ion 70 exclaimed signals with chip
GAMBIA hence hr Chsr'eston n D r. IL miles w. Of
Of Bstrss exclaimed signals with steamship Aassa hsues
for ssssDbsb IL 30 ioLsht of Astsa exchanged G<Aas
steamship southsIBsr hence for Charleston.
ship ksthss sioea1d csnton Aug 81 pssscd h.sso :nd
Anper Sept tas and silks 70 Goodbus Co rased An
Der Sept the shio John Bersn for Manila siso sshr
Pnds Of The ses, from sydney for ssssvia SEPT & a.
iiiiBs for London day Br bark Chees2n Oet
Of Bay .toke sbip Desperate Own from CIeasA Tor
DEebess dOrle.ns from C.so fer Baltimore days cot;
esins 10 per boaE Thomas Lns Of L'spoei,
ded Oct s. -, a., n,.,
Big Nancy Pst.d of osrdnsr) Simpson Pissoa IS days,
s.sy M.,sl.s,.s Tsrs>r Roeslsnd lime TO master
Sebr Am.nSs Clifford STAN VOID, Gsorsstown c., naval
WIsD-south west
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-21
FIRES,
FIRE ~ sAsE.sI.

FIRE ~ sAgE-s1.
Ahout PA clock Tuesday morning Officer Clark, OF
N, Ninth Ward, discovered fire in the engine room
Of Marston's fre-arm establishment, in the rear OF
Nos. 80. 90 and "a Jsne.st. The officer immediately
gave the alarm, to which the firemen promptly re-
sponoed. ana soon succeeded 10 exung1ishlng the
enmes The premises sustained but litde damage.
FIRE IN EAST TwEsTY-sEcoSD-sr.
At 81 o'clock Tuesday morning fre occurred in
the livery stable Of Patrick Mullane, No. 1877 East
Twenty. ,econd-st Through the exer'lons OF the
Eghieeth Ward Police the horses carriages, harness
&c w.re rot out without damage. The tia mes spread
rapidly, snd before they could be suodued the upper
portion OF the building, together with aarge quantity
Of / sy and feed, were destroyed. The hremen sue
c. eded in coDfDng the fire TO the stable, and pre-
served he aojopiOg buildings from damage. Loss
abont 5000 n O insurance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-21

TREAsUHLR's OFFioE. AUSTIN. Nov 4. ia4
Sra: have seknOwledEe The rseept Of y-ur
Frc,encys favor Of the u Inst r-opo1ncrz certain n4gr
les deposit Of ESQ 900 BY the fer the
bufdius Of the Pscise Railroad
row RESPECTFULLY beg leave n al OF your ad1res
in lie Al, n.va and further stAte that the earliest
ent po..bs will lay before Exeeeney ny for
Ihs7e the honor be your EIee.ney. obedeni
JAMES r. RAYMOND.
Tolls E1sslleDey Z. NJ. PE.sE, Governor. ke
In publishing this Tie STATE Tines remarks:
Judxnr from the Governors inquire. nay be Inferred be
will take view entertained BY deem matter
settled b. the Of the State TressuTe such Be the
there congratulate the peoDe Of Tex. the 6ns
Exposition Of question Of Importance to them IN every
point Of view.
Up this period we have discovered pohing in the ss or
beafir the P.c6e Conrsuy impair confidence We
they 1ens good faith and aie determined 70
tuild The roaa IL seeordanes with The eontrset.