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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-23

II SCENE that Capt Dahl. OF the Bsldsr. Esrvsgss
chip, which sailed from this port o. the Path OF AarS
for Cork. where she arrived the let inst, reports
that when in latitude 45o 80. and longitude 32o 81.
be saw steamer which seemed to be in distress; he
accordingly changed his course aa, steered for her,
but on coming nesrer discovered that there was barb
already alongside of her. when he thought il uaneces
sary to go any but put up his helm aud
tinued his voyage. The description which Capt Dahl
furnishes of this steamer far corresponds with that
of the missing vessel that Messrs Richardson Broth.
ers & Co, of Liverpool. her owners, by whom this
teegrsphic dispatch is forwarded. confidently infer
that it is she. The only discrepancy in Capt Dahl's
account the statement that the weasel in distress
had yellow paddle boves whereas the City of Gssgow
being propeller. had paddles at all. Bat the
other hand she carries an iron galley and house over
the main hatchwsy. painted buff color or sort OF
yellow and occupying about the same space amidsAips
az padde-boxes while the roof over them being
slightly arched and being apparently very high from
the absence of buwarks, the City OF Glasgow never
had anything than srope netting around spar
deck they might very easily be taken for paddebox
es at distance.
There is no doubt that the City Of Glasgow was q
right staunch and rusty ship and would not sinh even
with pretty big hole in her bows, for her hull was
built in three four separate sections, or alright
chambers 1t is by means impossible that the sur
mise of her safety, founded the report Of Capt.
Dahl may prove to be correct.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-23
THE END APPROACHING

1t is MT that great crime should be consummaied
through the preparation of minor crimes and inqui-
ties and we are neither surprised dheartened by
the success of the Slavery Extentonist yesterday in
their conspiracy against the freedom of elaboration
and the rights Of the People. The manner oft was
thus:
The House had closed the debate in Committee, and
was acting on the details OF the bill under the rule
which restricts all remarks in that stage to yemin-
ute speeches. The opponents OF the bill were pro-
posing amendments, as they had perfect right to
do-nsy as il was indispensable that they should do,
in order TO test and expose tie hoowness of the pre-
tense that this bill with ts machinery of Washington
made and Washington-paid Governor, Judges &c,
and its reservation 10 Washington of Veto Power on
the acts of the Washingtonpaid Territorial Council
did really assert and maintain the principle OF
Popular Sovereignty iuhering in the few hun
bred primitive squat.ers in NebTask, AID KaBsas.
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To Advertiser.

The WEEKLY TRIBUNE has circulation of 900
copies undoubtedly the best advertising medum the United
States circulating does in State in the Union British
Provinces having h Its readers Farmers Mechanics Merchants
Families &c Those who wish make their business known the
country over would well try The WEEKLY TRIBUNE
each insertion.
The SrMIWFEKLY TRIBUNE also has very large circu-
s.on in the county Advertisements inserted at 10 cents line
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-23

ARKASsAs-Albert Rust Of Union County has bces NOM
mated as the Democratic candidate for Congress 10 the lid
District vice f. A. Warren, thrown overheard One Of
the Little Rock Democratic papers very gravely informs
us that Mr. Rust was selected the principle which
governed the Baltimore Conventions in nominating McAsr
Polk and Pierce to the Presidency that of obscurty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-23

FROM RIO GRASpE, BRAZIL by the arrival OF tho
bark Ottawa we have advces from Rio Grande, Brazil. to
April /. She brings no news of importance. Produce
was very scarce and there very little water on the
bar the Ottawa having been detained fifteen days on that
accouAf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-23

MIssouRI-The Hon. Gchrst Porter has been rensn-
mated as the Wing candidate for Congress. Cornsk Of
Lincoln and Robinson Of Boone are spoken Of as the
anti Benton candidate and Arnold Kreke of st. Charles,
as tho Benton candidate in tho Second District Lamb II
Q known declines another
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-23

NEw.HAMPsHIRE. The Wing State Convention has
been called to meet at Concord June 49, for the nomna
ton of Governor and Railroad Commissioner for the en-
suing political year. The Pierce and Douglas Democracy
hold their Convention at Concord, June Is.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-23

The Franklin brings ssomewaat obscure telegraphic
dispatch from Cork, semitic Southampton on the day
she sailed, which seems to revive the possibility Of
safety for the missing steamer the City of Glasgow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-23

TIP PEOPLES PATENT OYYfcH well hnow'
b >nep, s grder the p--ons -n>
OF the uDders al tc dfsviag-
til and jocumeps fof Ps;ens Co, est Dss Psten1
prerered hdenv AM c"sfsh on very
moderate
PEI wishing Tor sfEe = "a ~, % ineh' nv
al times lie under .-ed uitsosf oa1r2r
Pirate con hs. csT viii loreL or ofn "a ~ 70
All CO., brB@ss stefy private and ennd-ria
MOD, from di.r.ure b. ent b. e1pess o. ofbef~.r
Tor farther ssosn apply Or sdars pot paia All II
EPA(H s.tsfor American AID E0-r-n Pstsai ropes
Pttsnf Oace. No. - N-rs1~f.
RTST pAYlRs OF NEw-l oRK.-sl5 will secure
son t,n,f.i uors Rose Vale pleAsnf village - ae
- IT,r5 Re- ord days ~ building los Ira 'r-
-. ~ ssrns twenty viii b. ffd-f
g. n Zach snbcber for - will receive
se,d fo o-r ding lots 5 b. Io farm Of
y. twenty few shaTss only lef. Apply mnri
80 % cu,s WOOD ~ Broadway. where aud FsvIph-
rr.esu Reference BE- hsd 20 the Hen iay
y,ss AeriosD lsute Roons 10 So Broadvsv, g. H. SIN
s.r H. 81 Lberysi; John C. Bocse Ne s' De sney -
JTIIJENs Library or DANCE MUSIC arranged for
,he Piano By TBos.s BAEEs No J. Origins Folks Ozs
N.fz: Bohemian Poks; Original hsIuks Ensn llsi-
me; Po., Horn Gslop Bra Of Paradise wsiI; Eepe
Poke; Merle Wsiz 10 CerI1sn Polka IL Pss D-s
Fleus H. English Qusdres - Nsse CANON II Drum Pos.
IL Nsranse Qusdlle: DonIs Vase aid JuLLtENs
Music Million. published All Of Jzens pab4isns Cd
e.rc ne.; on. eoustsutly On hand BERRY GokDoS.
M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-23

IowAThc official vote II tho April election for super
ntendent Public Instruction 'oots up; stewart, 'na'
-, 462 Els Dcm.) 1893. Eads's majority, 1891.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-23
Netutl)ork Daily Gribm,1e
TUESDAY, MAY 90, 1854.
TO CORRESPONDENTS

No notice can Communication Whatever
sntended for insertion be authenticated by the name and
the necessarily for publication but 81
guaranty of his good faith.
We csnno, undertake TO return rejected Communications
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-23
Irtrux's LIBRARY oP DANCE MUSIC. arranged
CAppyTISGs AT AUCTION PRICEs.-PETERsON &

UsrHgEY S7s Broadway Of Whites, have tgsI
10, Of Velvet Ttp-y AID BRUSSELS
CsrpenFs which they offer the following low sies.
Rich yei-er Carpet, ~ 70 III per yard
Rich Tspesry CARPET. g. 70 loi per ysEd
Rich Brussels Carpet g. per yard
And all other roods =, equally low prices
PIANOs.-T. Gilbert d Co.'S Crystal Palace Pre-
MUM Pianos with the Eoian ana with iron frames
and circular scales; Gilbers Boudoir Pianos Hset Sru-
s,on Pianos M the established firm Of Hse Cor Horace
Ns;rrs Pancs improved soaes and gold snnz All ne
above instruments ouly the great Music Establishment No
Byosdwsy Prices wholesale or retail lower can be found
OF Pianos Of other % cons aniy
on hand PIANOS great bargains New and sec
oud hand PIANOS sold on monthly psyraeats
HoRAcE WATERS. No - Broadway.
WINDOW SHADE MANUFACTURERS, IMPORTERS OF
Gn7 CossIcEs. LACE and Muslin CURTAINS DAA.sKs Byrf
UolANps GcKELTY FERGUSON Nos 20. Broadway and 81
inducements to purchasers OF the above
Goods kinds Shades made order Our superior
facilities enable keep the reputation have
bad--of being the cheapest house IN this state
CARPFTINGs OIL CLOTHS &c, &C.-It is highly
important INGREDIENTS and families Waiting New fork THIS
a. he ug month popular establishment Of
the unique goods In ell their varied excellence
originality and pattern be procured A. pes I'M
than purchased al other house n the trade Al
them will be found the mos. rEd eHsnaaton
iden.ca,ly represented.
GEO. n. TiLBY,
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The Tribune for Europe.

We shall issue THIS MORNING an Edition Of The
Srm-WrxxLY TRIBUNE for circuationn Europe 1t will
contain all the latest News up to the time Of going to press
Single copies wrappers ready for mailing can be had at
the desk Price Six Cents The steamship Canada sails
from Boston for Liverpool via Halifax Tomorrow at H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-23

!
cWnEsNo Machine heretofore offered for sae with
ose manufactured and sold by the Avery Sewing Co.
No 2 Broadway The simplicity Of their construction obvans
their liability Of getting out Of the praccaby Of the stitch
their durability render these the only practical Machines offered
the public Bedes the Patent for these Machines free from
the legal controversy in which almost all others involved which
Of great consideration purchasers Those In Of first
article the cheapest and best will do well cal before purchas
ing here Orders pnnctusy attended to. Address
THOMAS b. LACEY President Avery Sewing Machine Co.,
No Rraad waN NeU York Cify
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-23
SEWING MISUNDERSTANDING PATENT Fol

sAxA capital chance offered make splendid specul,
purchasing the LETTERS PATENT granted by Queen Victoria
n day Of September 1885, securing the exclusive right
throughout the British Empire the latest Improvements In Sewing
Machines different Machines producing
superior to hitherto shown the pabc Tos suitable
this Psent viii be sod cheap and all facilities supplied
enable the purchaser Immediately business Of great
profit Apply personally or by letter 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-23
Business Notices.
,n rHH TRAlk--Make Way for the grand open.

CLpsR THE TRAdK.-Mske way for the grand open
inr OF KNOX who PREPARED show his styles OF svnStk
HATS Of al kinds. No batter this compare win MN In
point Of md fslok ssd 81 ho cess eapesor
sUperO quality and Tie fashionable saoun no. " 20
HIN call. Ttf conprtsss OF those asy snd eir
BesS which have made the Of KNOX synonymous VIII
all that = artistic ard tastefri
GENIN's B.zA,R-siiliinery Department. On
WEDNESDAY Msy a. s shove establishment VIII b. ibiiei
an s.-fep Of L.Dgs BosxEIs Ao rich erctiD1
OF LACE ard ENBKoIpEEiEs GsSiSs BAzAas No 5i BO.d
way N<hoiss Hotel
LFaEY X Co.'S QUARTERLY, JUNE, IcJ4.-ln an
nouuenz the Srx~EE for WEDNESDAY, June desire
say that they viii eonpre sspsdor qpste'
xresf novelty than before offered b. cOn
MOUNTAIN SiLvEsY BEsyER fuhout m1nr-l aud
the Cssrcs BeAvrs This or.gins with he
Tsds srproache& vii i6eEfe
new eomrsors The unique Sve easrser Of portion Of
iced us l. wU. precedent ia leading feature being
ehsseie,iie Of the suggested fshon
srd iss' idiOrt vofsii~s.
Lraxy c.. Astor House. Broadway
Lsders end IpodreeIs Of Fashions orntie mems hss'
GENISs WIDE AWAKE HATS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-23

b. NJ SEGEE. Manufacturer of SADDLES, HARNESS
TkrSks ke No s broadway, i2th-feesnt Saddles
nesy sne Lshf Harness English Bits summer Shes soc
Leather Trunks Nalss Cape; and Leather Bags Fly Nets aud
Rosettes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-23

respe fully nct friends and the pahc generally
removed sslesocms from No Wallet the spacious
,rOrs Pine aud Cedarsts where
much than
shall usas devote ourselves the sale OF Works
Of Art furniture and Carriages liz add
non facilities have fitted Picture Gallery upward Of
hy with adapted the disposal PIC
other beth public and sale For
particua SALE refer general auction advertisements
HENRY H. LEEDS Co..
<o <sss. Inc and Ceda,-s
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PARAsOLs! PARAsOLs No. l4O BOwery, be

tween Grand splendid greatly
dueed price, Handsomely fcuRsp SILK and SATIN PaRsoLs
upward UMBRELLas of all styles low
the lowest Wholesale and retail Orders solicited
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-23

WIDE AwAKEs at LEARY & Co.'S Hatters NOE
3. 4 and Aston House. Broadway.
BERBg Il Co. FASHIONABLE MATTERS, No. loo
RpoApwAY-RocxY MOUNTAIN sILyEyY BEAvEs srd bENsk
CAsERE HATS and Youth SUMNER HATS Of every az
seriptior
GENtx has the ples Of announcing that on lhurs-
a. ss.h L his SUMNER FASHIONS for 1854 GESfS
No ~ BrosSwsy opposise - Psuls Church
ZEPHYR MrRIsO USDERGARMENTs.-Ihe season
lsr Undeyes,. ba arrived. Those who study economy
~ well ssh health bny at o.,
M .rpine article NAV be obtained well as every sy. Of
sgAsosAELE Hosiery. . 49,. T. 70
SUMMyR UNDER-G ARMENTs.-The subscriber in.
rite, 81 c ssoon entirely stock Of his wei known and
.po.ror ZryHyR UXDERGARnEsTs for Ladies' Gentle
men and Children.
No other introduced the notice of the public
.,s to this light so esic and durable fabric.
To the invalid heh the delicate constitution protec
tiop. f. the strong man safesy ell health and comfort
=. RAY.
Iurorter and and Hosiery
No aowerY. Irand-st
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-06-03

..t..I.t.,. I4. I.snfrH. cont Zoo. NlHat
..... bad 3D.. ID ,.ysiet,ars Ia t'tt.rI
'...1 so, ,s,.,,.. .ba orrn aud obi ..t
W. ..,,'t,oti..r .ft, ssr,.ianpd. ih~
........t, nt tine last accounts, were iu
.,,., ,.s....i,n of the tovi, ut ReHltin
Mo d,- .a,hauc.. e, san juan or Gi,Y,
,.v.o. ,,nt-l, lcI.,, r.. ",--.t ,ui temrora
v Imprisonment 90 NIor horand. Oh"
Amer,ran Minister. a1 u- return 20 laai
place. created so excitement which cam.
u.sh sHiug n h....
Tho tl. ...t"f.t
~ F.H. 'IU -f.. ID" trn'
&C..
u.H do. t
r.nf Ot s.-
uNd n.
te. .w.u
rti Iuee tst -..t +r.m tfe.t,'n To arrs
>mitu, vino h.I rh.Y nb r.uH on OH.
l.urpato. rmh, o.rHe.d tOc h0Hor OF
to.uDrtir becoming th.r pIsH""r Is
tao ta.Usun pf.sgng, g. 900 '.e i.uH
r..u-ei % give h'm up without u- g.
Che nteYt,Nn inice then r"Nr.d tre...H
ng to min ihs vessel 9oooaiier tH.e"
occur,.r. NHlrr BuHand, whD came
down flc river,u the Steamer hrll VoH
ashore tn t',r american Consulate. Whom Ue
was Hrtcst,d hy the soldiers ard lHkcu to
t1e eunrt house lle 0as, however. soon
alter liberated bs the Mayor, bat on h- re
turn to tne Consulate the latte, place was
attacked by mob, and ia the uriee be- Vas
severely wounded by "a blow l}om hrol.rn
bottle During the uight the Consulate
WAS protected by strong guard,
The mex, morning VIZ, iailnu ihe Consul,
Wen, on boart the Pampefp. and on hlst
turn to the shore was fired on by the mob
hui fortunately escaped unhurL MAYOR
Borlaud and he then leti Grey town aud
crossed over Ia Pueafd ircaas. the quar-
tiers Of the Transit company.
IA tents were euto'talned that after the
depaflur" 81 the Pampcfo, the compaN Is
property would he DESTROYED, Haior lor
land "nll-ted seventy returned taitornlaas
al $500 per month AND 90 bounty 10 ,e-
na'n lof IT'S pfetecuen HIS intenilon was
10 come TO Sew pdeans on the Pampefo,
hut owing TO 'he recent unexpH cied dlilicul
ties ut san joan b. concluded 10 90 80
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-06-03

lNraHutfos NANrtp gentleman
who .en. hmstli VI II Mrrk, writes u-
rom Pecan Grove. La, uiaking uqulfios
about bis hr9thcr JouN Marx. Vho sets
died in tr.bur county irXas. DO 1871.
IL 1880 he moved Ne.t. succ winch time.
no intelligence has been received ifom
him. Wiile iu rshur county be- was in
toe hault of corresponding regularly With
his friends. The writer tears that he has
been murdered hy the lndinns, from the
fac, that sometime in the spring Of l~52.
be noticed no ncconut ia New Orleans
paper ct n mnn by the name of Meek
having been murdered by the Indians,
somewhere in Western IpNaa HE wits
ter WAS uot aware nj the time that his
brother had moved John Mock II mnu
% about IL years OF see, ard had wife
and Eve or six children. Ary Information
1t las whereabouts. or Of bls Fate, a4d Of
the situation Of bis iauly, Niil be sr,to,
luily received
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-06-03

or Tho Northern Snniafi 6H.!s fault
with the Legislature for the h.stoual ol
patronage upon the lus'lp papers and at
tribute. il to a slirit upon the part of the
members to pet themselves "puHcd by
those Journals. lhi. appears TO us ex
coednely unjust W. know 81 Ho papgrs
IN the nion, published at the SCENTS of gov
ornmeat. less obnoxious to t.e charge OF
counting favor than the papers ut our own
capitol, and we venture to sssert that there
are none who have received loss lspsa,
tive patronage, The publication OF the
proceedings OF the Legislature daily, ar
tn weekly, is attended with great deal
Of expense. as the editor Of the Standard.
and every well informed publisher knows
and Tor this service they are entitled 70
compensation. 1t is done by all legislative
bodies State and National. no, as favor.
but as a matter of Justice. We have no
idea that the papers at Austin received
sufficient reward while Tor courteous
bearing and independence they have not
oeen behind any of our newspapers, either
IN the state or elsewhere
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-06-03

Fnon MrNoo -- Tie New Orleans
True Delta, Of the 2Jth ul, contains dates
from Vera Cruz to the 2lst. aud from the
city of Mexico to the l7lh.
Santa tnna, Il seems, has relieved him
self from the pe'iaus position IN which he
is represented to have been. and is once
more In the city of Mexico BY what
process this was achieved. appears to be
developed in mystery. The Mexican news
papers report that he bad one or two en-.
gAuenents with the reyolatinni-lS. defeat
tnr them with considerable slaughter But
iiule reliance can be placed in Mexican
news, slnce the press Is controlled hy the
government,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-06-03

We publish op our first page 20 veto
massage OF President Pierce 10 which we
invite the candid ard careful pefnsal % our
readers. she positions assumed Ia thss
paper are sustained with force OF reason
iny which renders them unsnswefe'de. The
ma.saoe. we are p,essed 10 say, sas met
the cordial approval u the leading eem"-
cratic presses Of the Union, and has given
Increased strength and condolences to the
Administration. This hiss arisen, not 80
much from the mere veto OF the Insane
pu bu, from The iact that the message
wa. undoss,ood as LAYING down principles
which would place quieius upon other
measures before Congress. Among these
are the homestead b,ll witch proposes to
give away large portion Of our faolie
dsm4in to settlers, aud the var'ons bills
proposing to graui lands Tor the cnnsirue
lion Of railroads Ihs Washington Union,
however, which IL understood in some
quarters to speak tor tie Administrator,
-. d.er.,.o, ,,onsd and intimate. that
a.p 4,d.o, AMMONIA. these objectionable
an, IL - ,,ren, i..ue il SAYS:
80. .u, mind il a. ra.h 10 declare that be-.
cause ihe President cannot approve h''l OPP
W't' "'' 't.' .'' l'''.5 49,. .,,,,,.
n. aane.trai to tae hard, pioneer, ~ our
"n." s'lnla ~ .',..' .' Wv,
be- pa rsasaaJae ground f,r controversy g.
n 'as rr f'e- o. s., ~ 'hy o'-'''l''t ~.
NAV n ssos.Ioa ~ charities. There - much
rlom lor dau1i 90 io "llr'hof the sane PEN
''p'e s''eN' ~ ~ way - -, # 49,.
pablir mads set does not diauui.b their as-
9wgaie 'a'pe- y NAV %" e'u'ei'''a' ~ easy
-, '.'a-..r,,.,, soi &. .tsr.f',a r..s..
sarly daminuiion Of the commo md ~ the
other there . 'aoa3lr c s'i,'''',,i'" ~, Wv
1.b.J
Il the prc.Icn, reilly Intends occupy
,er tbo position that /. hero assigned h.m.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-06-03

LANprRs, vs. Tur STATE. -- About
twelve months ago. DR.. Lenders, n ply
rian, living IN Cass county. IN this State.
killed NJ. Eli ssery in the streets u
jefferson. for which he was tried 1t thu
late March term of the Cont, convicted oi
murder in the second degree and sentenced
TO five yeau nprsonmeu, aud hard labor
in the peniten'iary.
lie was delendsd - the most able com
sci at the bar, ~ ssrssd The case up ON
appeal The prIasip1 ground relied npon
by tie defence. - seFor IN the charge Of
the Judge. lno y. sio,,i.s)
On the 18th u ~. cit. the Supreme
Court, sitting at 1ylss. delivered it. op;a
ion. affirming r. assignment of the Conn
below, and Iayiag down the INV in all ii.
original common law at'csucss.
Dr. l.anders. Allss convirtion, was adj,
mitied to bail ia ~ sem oi $1,000
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-06-03

lJ- The Dallas Herald complains in
marginal note of not receiving our paper
On rrf 0aco To- our mad book we regret
to .a. that We hud our.el at fault Next
to tbe pleasure of receiving the Herald, is
tho satisfaction OF knowing that our own
paper j. received and read by our Dallas
iOond The llemld Is one OF the best pa
ltts ,Q the state, and should be the pride.
as it deserves the fostering care, of The
section IN which it is Published The edit
tor, Mr.. ]. " Iattimer, is an able writer,
IN enlightened politician, a thorough going
State Rights Democrat aud We have no
doubt. talthough We never saw HIM "A
clever gentleman. We wish him aud his
interesting paper long and prosperous
life.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-06-03

IuE tunAN Qu.srioN. - The New
York ilerald, of the lih ult, alludiug 70
It's Washington correspondence. dated the
previous day, says:
From a.hingion we have additional
Information of great importance, relative
10 the position OF affairs between this
country and Spain. 1t IS stated that the
President, IN bis message, will recommend
the blockade OF Cuba and Porto Rico
Such a movement would hriug matters to
cfisis, and lead 10 ap adjustment 81 ali
outstanding differences by negotiation. IN
eludiug the purchase OF Cuba, OF an appeal
to arms
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-06-03

Some of the advices received hy the
foreign ministers say that there is fair
prospect that the mediation yer, recently
offered by Prussia, bids lair to succeed in
preventing the war from goug any farther
We cannot believe in the correctness oil
this impression. Delta.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-06-03

One of the most destructive oat;hauakes
ever recorded is reported to have occurred
in the repuhle OF san salvador. The cap>
Iial, bearing the same uame. has been laid
in utter ruin, aud no, fewer than 5000 fel>
lowc-reatures are reported to have an IN.
timely death and burial beneath them.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-06-03

or We learn that during thunder
storm, on Tuesday, large pine. about a
mile west OF this place. Was struck by light.
uing. 10 which the telegraph wire was at
tached, aud that n WAGNER had his team
OF four Oxen killed, and was himself knock,
cd seuscless
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-06-03

Dr.. W. NJ. Ross, OF VT FuiorprIlc.
Rssk county sends us ten dollars, whiel
~ have placed to his credit
Fountain Lester. Esq, Jonesvilc, sends
~ $? so ~ payment in advance lor the
Republican ons year.
These gentlemen will accept our thanks
" Remember the printer thai ihy days may
be long IN the land"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-06-03

'U~y- The Nebraska Bill passed the 1. $.
House OF Representatives, at n late hour a,
night, on the 23d ult., without the Clavtnn
amendment. by = vote OF 10 yeas TO 100
nays. The representatives from Texas
voted for the Bill.