The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-02-04
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LATEST NEWS.
Those idel ted to the Republican ohirr ~ srh
"iiions Ad,sri.ine Job Wosk, sal d. "a. o great
fssaf hf settling ~
Gen. Houston is reported by The telegraph
to have declared his intention OF opposing
the new ,featy with Mexico
CT Senator Ru.s was stopping at the
81, Charles Hotel. New Orleans. on the
10Th o..
The Gardiner case Was proceeding 10
Washington at last arcouu,, Nothing has
been heard Of the missing papers.
or \ medal has been voted by Con,
gross to Capt Ing ahsm for his conduct in
the kus1,a affair
" =. Ii.nsbi lush q 1t, r,eeud, otived
ut Washington. ard och his seat a. ;.
Representative from the Western District
OF Texas
or The Shreveport Democrat represonia
Red River ~ quite low, aud with but little
prospect al y use.
or The weather at 81 I.oni. on the
2lsi inst. WAS very cold ard teams were
crossing the river on the ice.
Cy- There were two hundred and sixty
Fix disa.,ors on the I.ntes during the last
year Sir steamers. two propelletF, aud
thirty sail vessel. have gone out Of eaist.
enea entirely
o. Jo' ., Democrat aud Smith lwhigi
were .he rival candidates Tor Congress far
the northern uis,rc, OF Louisiana nj the
last election. Jones received 7.125 votes.
an4 Smith Z, 2G5-jones's majority. > idi.
or The Hon. Roland Jones has filed
petition to make Shreveport, distributing
office He has gwen notice Of an ,nt1n
ton to iu,roduce bill to establish ma,
rne hospital at that place.
Vt The Delta OF the oyeutug ct ihc
29lh nt. contains he report Of the cotton
mArke, ~ to the evening of the 26h.
The inquir, on hat day bad been limited,
aud the ss- had not exceeded 3 900 babes
ut irregular r.e b. report OF prlc.s
stand ,aos uillor. - &C. Ordinary,
"a IS. Modelling :. ao2. God Md
ding. 10. tlbiiilng isr. l0l Il io}.
o. Wear Indebted o. ilr l. T.. Cart
Tor New Orleans Delta, ot ihe evening Of
the 21th We cannot better express oar
acknowledgment. to Mr. C.. than by call
iun attention to bis advertisements, aud
stating tia, 10 has on hand choice asserts
ment OF provisions.
or Dr. Estes, Editor OF the shreveport
Democrat ha. gone to Now Orleans and
the editor pro. irm headc the notice Of his
having lett departed Poor fellow. we
teel sorry for him to have gone at tho
present low stage of water is certainly a
melancholy proof of ,he instability Of hu
man affairs.
Or We Published last week an account
Of the probable loss Of the steamer San
Francisco, bound to California with seven
or eight hundred passengers, and among
them five hundred [ 5 roop, The new.
has been confirmed aud It Is now nscef>
tanned that one bandred and forty have per>
l.hed. mostly soldiers, who were swept
overheard IN the gale OF the 23d.
Mrsssirri.-- We see in cur exchanges
notices OF the inaugural addfss. OF John }
McKae, the new Governor OF Nssissippi.
!, asserts in the strongest terms, the doc
,riuo OF State rights, based upon the in
d,viduslty and sovereignty of the several
States, NJ coeqnals in the coniedefacy; -
aud as next in importance, the principle of
.t,ict construction. 10 Ia opposed to =
construction Of the Pacific railrp-d by the
Federal Government.
or Our late Austin papers contain an
address delivered on the 18th uli by Gen.
Leslie Combs, Of Ky, to the Public Debt
Committee OF the Texas Legislature II
i. Al eloqoen, speech, and ought as we
conceive, to be published from one
end OF the State to the other We shall
publish It next week.
The Maine Liquor Law.
/ mach has been said and written about,
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