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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-12

DESIRABLE CoSDUoT SHp owSERs-Coroner Hid
ton yesterday held inquest at No 40 Chambers st upon
the body of infant Of Catharine Sesy, German
emgrsDt who arrived Shor, time since in the ship Azure
LA from Havre and who lost her by death Monday
night oppesred in evidence that the child was not in
good hesh when taken board the vessel that the ser
was forty four days the passage and that there $50
passengers on board and physician. The child was
frequently attacked wi convulcns and finally died from
them The Jury rendered verdict to that effect and
added Further we the Of the ship Azure
liza for having PHI sicisn board said vessel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-12

Archibald murphy who was tried last week in the Court
of Oyer and Termner for the murder of an acquaintance
named Felds and acquitted upon the ground that be was
insane at the time OF committing the deed was yesterday
found grossly intoxicated wandering about The streets and
taken to the Tobs 1t appears that after his acqutta he
yves taken to Bellows Island he having previous 20 tho
C. mmsion of the act. enlisted private in the U. B.
Army He kept upon the island for an hour or two
and then sent to the City the commanding officer declining
IN ysceiva crazy man
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-05-06

ey- Improvements continue to go on at a
brisk rate. Several new brick and frame build.
ings are now In the course of erection, and the
streets have more the appearance of lumber
and brick yards, than thoroughfhrcs of an in.
corporated town. Large piles of these mate
rails are to be found at almost every corner,
out of which houses are TO be erected for bust.
hess purposes. Nor Is this spirit confined
alone to the inner town. In the outer sub.
urbs we notice many handsome buildings be.
ing constructed for private dwellings and all
the other necessary improvements being made
which tend to bcautify and enhance the value
Of property. Several fam lies have moved in.
to town for the purpose of being convenient
to our school, one among the best in the State,
The already well represented professions and
branches of trade are receiving frequent nc.
%cesions, while n spirit Of libcrality and kind
feeling prevails to ar extent truly refreshing
to witness.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-05-06
HodgePodge.

SECRET LErTEna.-It is said that the Rus.
sian Government will publish, in its turn, a
batch OF secret English letters on the Oriental
question. ard among them several from Prince
Albert.
The telegraph wires between Huntsville and
Montgcsnery. says the Item, have been taken
away to the amount of about scvcnty-fiye
yards, for the manufacture Of pot.hooks by
the citizens.
The postofllce ut Jackson, Miss, was enter.
cd on "Wednesday night, the 9th inst, and
robbed Of . considerable amount Of money.
II was tine act Of a young man who formerly
acted a. a clerk in the office.
The Odd Fellows are skeat 10 establish a
female seminary at Henderson, Texas. Silent.
ly but surely these good fellows work.
DEFINITION US WIpow.--0ne who knows
what's what-and is DESTROYS Of further in.
formation upon the same subject.
Socrates, being asked by n young man
whether he should marry, replied, my son, u
you marry, you will repent it; If you do not,
you will be sorry; which ever you do, you'll
regret it,"
The New York Tribune has raised the price
Of advertising in it's weekly to fifty cents pei
line for every insertion.
Men arc born with t,ro eyes and one tongue
ms though they should SEQ twice ss much a,
they say.
One evening, rs Jonathan was leaving, Sally
intimatcd to him that another visit would moi
be unwelcomc, by saying, 81 shall be Mt home
next Sunday night" $50 shall ], by golly,'
was his gallant reply.
"lf your mothers mother was my mothers
aunt, what relation would your grcat-grand
fathers nephew be to my elder brothers son
in.law.
Mr.. Benton is opposed to the Gadsden treaty
and says, he F" only wants one hour to send il
to hclli"
Congress has generously given eight months
pay to the officers and soldiers who were saved
from the III fatcd San Francisco, but Congress
has not yet given anything tc the brave ant
noble men who saved them.
A revival in religion has been going on, says
the Republican, in Marshall, among the mem
bers Of the Methodist church and others at tn,
quarterly meeting held there.
A person asked Chapman IL the tolling of
bell did not put him in mind of his latter end
He replied: "No, sir; but the rope puts IN,
in mind Of yours"
The difference between love and law is: II
love, the attachment precedcs the declaration
In law, tho declaration precedes the attach
ment.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-05-06
FOR ASSESSOR AND COLLECTOR.

~ W. are authorized TO announce w. H. H,
Baldridge as a candidate for ASSESSOR and
COLLECTOR Of Gonzales county, at the ensuing
August election. :
~ We arc authorized to announce J. Travis
Cleveland rs n candidate for ASSESSOR and
COLLECTOR of Gonzales county, at the ensuing
August election.
.eE- We are authorized to announce Joseph
N. Nations as n candidate for ASSESSOR and
COLLECTOR of Gonzales County, at the ensuing
August election.
~ We are authorized TO announce James 3,
Phelps as n candidate for ASSESSOR and COL
LECToR of Gonzales County, at the ensuing Au.
gust election.
s7s- We are authorized 10 announce Clinton
e. Dewitt as a candidate for ASSESSOR and
COLLECToR of Gonzales County, at the ensuing
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-05-06
FOR SHERIFF.

eI5- We arc authorized To announce B. F.
Wroe as a candidate for SHERIFF OF Gonzales
County. at the ensuing August election.
TT We ARE authorized TO announce w. K.
Eargis az n candidate for SHERIFF Of Gonzales
county, nc the ensuing August election.
e1F- We are authorized to announce w. L.
Barrow rs a candidate for reelection to the oc
flee of SHERIFF of Gonzales County, a the en-.
suing August election.
TT We arc authorized to announce A. m
0riswold M n candidate for SHERIFF Of Con,
znles County, ut the ensuing August election.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-05-06

THE MAY PARTY AT THE COLLINS House,
BY special invitation of the gentlcmanly pro.
prietor Of the Collins House, we were present
on last Monday evening at one Of those pleas
ant reunions wk:ch have of late become 80
frequent in our midst. When we arrived we
found a goodly number Of light and merry
hearts "%gliding through the giddy mazcs OF
the dance" in the capacious dining hall attach
cd to the Hotel. snd ali seemed to enter into
|, with that energy and spirit which denotes
satisfaction. A more pleasant party we have
never attended in Gonzales. Thc young and
old alike enjoyed themselves to their hearts
content, and every thing passed Off as harmo-
niously as could nave been desired.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-05-06

Rrv w. II. Srar-This worthy Divine ar.
rived in our town last Monday with his family
for the purpose Of making this his future
home. At thc late sitting of the Methodist
Conference, Mr. :. was stationed at San Anto.
MO, but ON account, OF protrscted III health he
was compelled 10 give mp his charge and re.
turn TO this place which seems TO agree with
him better than any other, We sincerely
hope that he viii in his retirement recover
That health So necessary to the efficient per.
f5rmsncc Of a pastor 5 duty.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-05-06

Tn FEMALE ACADEMY We learn that ,hs
contract for building the Gonzales Femal,
Academy has been let out to cur worthy
townsmpa, John Moony, Esq. The material
is to be of stone, and the plan and dimensions
nearly similar TO that Of tho College. A sui
iicicnt amount Of stock has been taken to jus,
tify the stockholders in letting out the
contract, and a meeting Of the subscribers, for
the purpose Of locating the building, is to be
held in the Courthouse this morning at olcy,
en- O'Clock.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-05-06

How TO CURE a TARENTuLA BIrE.-A gentle
man of our town informs MS that his wife was
stung a few days since by n large Taren.uia,
which produced considerable swelling aad
acute pain. lie Immediately dissolved some
Soda in water and applied it some two OF
three times, and after the lapse Of scy.
cral hours the swelling had entirely disap,
pearcd and the pain subsidized. This is worth
remembering.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-05-06

e|- What n delightful, refreshing, invigo.
rating shower that was last Thursday. Man
and beast alike felt its beneficial effects the
atmosphere Immediately underwent a change,
and the streets, which for weeks haze been
swcltering with their own clouds Of dust, seem.
ed to laugh under heavens sweet and unadui.
tera'ed liquid. II was just such rain as
the crops needed, and corn and cotton must
now leone out of tho grass"
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-05-06

EDiroR's TARLg.-Again have we TO an.
nounce the receipt Of another issue Of Godey's
Lady's Book. The May number is now be.
fore us, filed as usual with every variety of
reading and handsome engravings, together
with all the lates. and most approved styles
of French and American fashions. Godcy's
Book is decidedly in high favor among the Ia.
dies. II is always wclcomc.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-05-06


AaERitAss ESGAGEp TO DrsrRoY run ALLirp
FLEET IL TuE B~ALrtc,-Thc New York Herald,
OF the 9Th inst, publishes the following re.
port
We have been informed Of 5 curious and
extraordinary movement for the benefit of
Russia whtca co~mtcmp'atcS nothing more nor
less than the destruction Of the allied fleets In
the Baltic. II will he focollcctci that on the
las, out'kagd trip Of tho steamship Baltic eS.
Alderman Wcsly Smith. Jr., Of this city, nc.
companied NJ Grumwald. a Russian officer,
bound for ST Petersburg, os,onsihly with the
view Of fulfilling a contract for supplying the
Imperial Government with $500. COO worth Of
ship timber We now learn that some ten or
twelve other Americans went with Mr.. Smith,
aud that they are associated IN u secret con.
tract with Russia for the destruction of the
British aud French fleet in the Baltic. should
they approach sufficiently near sny Russian
port for the purpose, 10y means of '%l'aylor's
submarine armor aud Colts submarine bat
terry. The plan, we understand, is this: a
portable topedo, of sufficient power 60 sink a
man.oGwar, Is 10 bo carried under the water
10y a mar oucasci in Submarine sttnor.
tie iasicns the battery io the bottom Of the
sllp aud returns 60 the shore, when. by means
OF an o~lccti,cal wirS the battery is fired and
the slip is blown zap II 1. said that this sub.
marine Armo and Battery Company arc 20
revive Ein0, n00, IL sscceSshl IN CLEARING out
The allied squadron ard they are otherwise to
receive = stipulated sum for every hostile sc<
sci destroyed
We give the report fr wha, Il Il worth
There mAy I've something IN H. The ,seits
a3sraadf ~ the Submarine Armor and battery
- calculated 10 Is tremendously destructive,
Al tHa UltVa EK wrNa.a. H.sa.lF ~ f.s.IN
pertinent h t9teudci arc Only sufficiently PC.
oemmcdAting 81 ran hear enough 60 the shove.
ABd wait long enough to eiy, the man IN the
submarine sf1not = Air trial This NC should
think, for the sake q proving thc efficiency
Il these suhrnsTys0 ,nSsntsors ss coasi and
hstlsor d~ettncss, the British ADD frcheh aesss
ought 20 allow. The Submarine Astpoy and
Tmpe8c Comrsny only ssk fsir trial why
act ls' .htr Ns,r ~
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-05-06

GiN BunNED,-The cotton gin belonging 10
Mrs, Nancy Hodges, living about three miles
from town, on the west side of the Guadalupe
river, was burned down on Tuesday night last.
The fire Is supposed to have originated from a
large pile Of cotton seed which had been accu.
mulating near the gin for some time past.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-05-06

Friend Smith has been eating dew berries
aud cream, presented To him hy the ladies, a
very lucky or q doNssoi man IS the editor OF
the Inquirer. - itctcria AdrocaiC
A bachelor editor considered us igclp the
other day in having a csru s,asa, and as for
our doom, We trust hat 40 more unpleaSan,
one awaits us than being occasionally RECALLED
on dew berries and cream.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-05-06

sE- From = telegtaphie despatch from
WaShirgicn 10 the New Orleans ricssrne oi
the 10th Mt, We learn tta, there Is = rarpof
current IN toe former CITY. to the etisci that
III, English goscTnmca, has formally declared
that the alliance wtth the Preach Government
has no, tccn ms,lc With Any reference to Caba
OF Mckee
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-05-06

iSy A correspondent ,i tao No pioayunc
says tia, the McSicsu chief Alvarez had in.
snir'-i Santa AIMS with some apprehension
The troops ofthc latter werc said to bo desert.
los him, while tho ranks Of the former were
rapidly increasing in numbers
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-05-06

TuE PrcAS CRor.-We learn that this crop
promises an abundant yield this fall. The
"oldcst inhabitants" say that they have never
seen a better prospect than what is now pre-.
scented on the Guadalupe and san Marcos bot.
toms.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-05-06

sN ON Young friend, Mr.. Ed Stark, who
started Coz California a few weeks sinec. Rnd.
iag ,hat his heeltn would not permit him Ia
undergo the fatigue and exposure, abandoned
the trip and returned TO th', place iSs, Mon.
dsy
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-05-06

LvsrRiYS -ngriag ,be present seek, oar
table has hcen furnished with marrsN tt pcas.
beans. irish potatoes fsdlshcs and bttsS al
from one garden iu LcekhAfJ Whe can teat
uf@k~kAsri C1t-7oA
Why sc sar. w fur vtokS,
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-05-06

sy~ ON fellow ,ownsmeu, Mcssrs W s
Ss''h and T $ NalsoF, returned hcme last
Sundsy amer an slscncc Of sN @, seven weeks
Both SIRE Ia rSNl h,slth.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-05-06

s4v- Sc the card of NcsstS Mersinson 4
Roisrts M ,o-day's paper Both ofthcAs gen,
,lcfncp sr spoken % a. able and experienced
lawyers, aHd enc OF ,ho other oiil attend ear
courts regularly
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-05-06

FRosr.-A slight frost was seen in several
parts of our county on last Friday night, the
2sth ult. Young and tender plants were
slightly nippcd, but to no very serious extent.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-05-06

ey- The District Court, after a session OF
ten days, adjourned on Thursday last. Most
of the cases appearing on the civil docket were
disposed of, whilst a majority of those com.
posing the criminal docket were continued
Eleven bills were reported by the Grand Jury,
most Of which were for assaults and batteries
aud a few for wrongfully branding. No pre-.
sentiments were made for gambling.
License to practice law was granted to Mr..
Al. Mexican, n worthy and promising young
man cT our town. He was the only applicant,
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-05-06
FOR COUNTY TREASURER.

tEr D. s. II. Darst is n candidate for re.alec
ton to the Office of Treasurer of Gonzales county
at the approaching August election.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-05-06
Highly Important Treaty with England
Tue RIauT or SEARCH ABAspoSEp-FRgE
Sutps MIyp Eure Gnnns
FREE Goons,

Oar private adviccs brought by the Europa,
are .; II very important character. They inform
us that, while General Pierce, Secretary Marcy,
Caleb Gushing, and the other members Of the
Cabinet were engaged in The distribution of the
spoils, and in turning clerks and tide. walters
out of the custom houses, Mr.. Buchanan, our
Minister to the Court Of st. James, employed
his time in preparing for thc great struggle that
is on tho eve Of bursting forth throughout Eu.
rope.
We learn hat either the Hermann, from
Southamton, or the America, from Liverpool
the next steamers due-will bring the drnn
Of a convention concluded between Mr.. Buch.
anan and Lord Aberdeen, on behalf Of their re.
spective Governments, by which England al.
mits, in the approaching European war, the
doctrine that tine flag covers both ship and
cargo, and that free ships make free goods
also renouncing the right Of search for the i'm.
pressment of scamcn so Far rs American YES.
sells are concerned, and conceding the ~restrlc
ton as TO the law Of blockade.
In return, tho United States Is pledged ia
strict neutrality and non-interfcrcnce in the
coming contest between the Western Powers
aud Russia.
This is n most important convention, and has
been negotiated by MIR. buchanan, without in.
struction from Washington. II IL important
rs u biiCtlN puT TiGnlN anu our commerce., ana
places us in the position we should have occt.
pied years and years ago. IL secures our neu,
trality without any treaty stipnlations, az it nc.
moves thc cause Of war, aud nj once enables
us to become the grca, carrier on the scas OF
the world.
AFR. Buchanan has achieved n diplomatic
triumph, aud his success exhibits tho import.
ance TO the country OF having able men to re-.
present MS abroad. In 1912 the doctrine of the
right of search led Ia the war with Great Bri.
tain. The treaty Of Client len the matter un.
settled, In 1918 Lord Cssilcreagh unSucccss.
fully cndeavored 90 obtain our consent TO the
doctrine by special treaty sIipulationS; but il
continued unsettled. When Messrs. Webster
and Ashburton We're arranging the treaty al
Washington, In 1919, al reference To the doc.
trine was studjously avoided Tor fear Of a rup.
tuyc IN the negotiations al that time.
Has E,Aa, len the face Of ihe impending war
IN Europe, aud ia the necessity " oar %nculralj.
" IN this trcmCdous struggle, tho great prlnei,
pies for which NC have Tor half a century con.
tended arr obtained. The recent debates ia the
British ratlimept ShoW the reluctance with
which thc concessions were mRGe. TO that
part relative 10 the rights Of ON sailors, we De,
sire to call tlic especial attention of the New
York ChN,nhcr Of Commerce.
The convention. sud ,ho cofrcSpondcnce con,
nectcd witt, II. will probably be submitted q
the Senate as s,~bn IS received, for the hume.
date action q II body y HersRa.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-05-06
Our Sabbath School.

We attended tho anniversary meeting OF the
Union Sabbath School Of Gonzales on yester.
day week and were inuch pleased to note the
continued growth and prosperity Of the school,
which is really o very interesting one and 4
source o! much benefit and improvement 20
the whole community. We have visited this
Sabbath School at various times and undcr
different circumstances, and have ever found
the spiablc and inteliigen, teachers fulfilling
their important and pleasing duties with a
cheerfulnoss and constancy truly admirable
Such faithful and u~ntiring zeal for the best in
tercsts Of the pupils is surely paving tho way
for abundant future good. The seed o now
in the minds Of needless and volatile children
may after years OF struggle and soul harden.
ing contest with the world, spring up and
produce abundant fruit.
The same officers were reelected for the
ensuing year.
The subjoincd condensed report was hand.
ed in for publication by the President, T. j
Pilgrim. II will show for itself
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w leather and Oh

oh ouhuay nnu M0fuAyfES we b
visited with the severcst irofhe ID
0ne.third Of the corn crop cfrountT
n small portion Of the cottsas uIt
seemed to promise an abundsrvcst.
so now, the whole OF the con cottoft
was planted early, may be cocd en-
lost Rome (Ga.) Couriei;a b.
Since our last we have hasral ID
very cold weather, with frost:e at nj
Wheat has been scriouslyN. fo&
corn has been entirely desi. As8
sufficiently early to plant Get, we
that MI effort will be made crease
materially that crop. Theacies
orchard, We fear must be did witt
coming season, as il is aim possib&
fruit TO have withstood tho cold II
last few days SriBin UNsa iast.
The Selma (Ala.) Scntinsle 9Th 81
says:
Much OF the growing wi The coln'
north Of MS in this State, ,illed u
frost on last Sunday, MoDnd Toe
morning. We regret this such, becA
our people had planted larf wheat I
year.
The Athens (Ga) Bnnnih. 9th il
says:
We had, on Sunday andSy nights !
two heavy, killing frosts. : Earn the VT
crop has been seriously dbl. The {
and garden vegetables hno suffered
vcroly.
The ilmington IN. CSnercial of
9Th inst, says.
The late freezing wcath des,roycl
hope Of ever n partial frtbp in this
other southern States. fpples, we
pose, will not be injured teaches, pl'
&c, are pretty nea rly a case"
The Contreville (Md.) Tspeassiw
Responding terms of the crops in
section. The late cold wtr has cha
the green appearance Of theat, aud
ii n wiatry look, a
The 0pclousas ILa) Cotof the 9Th
says;
Tho light frosts which ave had on
urday and Sunday last, !aore or less
aged tho crops OF cotton corn. In
prairics, iii necessary toant some {
and corn, whilst near tkoods, The
have suffered very little. . cane has
ted this change in tho tepatuo bette.
the cotton and corn.
The last rains wc hawai- were oj
advantage, and the plani are now !
cngaged in their fields. agking all y
tho planters have no stu reasons +"
plain.
Tho vegetation il very bug aud anN
and Judging from the eysrances, Ills
will DO beautiful aud ablent
Tho following we taltoin the Mi
(FlA) Wing, Of the sth g.
Another very severe fss visited h,'I
ON tho morning Of thad inst =
which were IN general. ffdvanced ~
cd. Tho prospect iur AT hundanl Y
fruit, IS almost, Il not cuncly dSs,Y
The oslethcrp (Gs) lmocrE e.
INST, SsySt ~
We have had several vsvsAav
i is feared that ,hc cab oaik 81
" destroyed ass
The NscoclcShes was fstci
s,h inst, says .dts viSc~iay,s n
The eonatrlns on vi lcn ierai 81
swo AWE. sRAin apihe mosi : ps
"EaM psnieawe have ss9d
Msbml0y the s,oFns "''
Nv d,Age lex highs as TO S's5
,Ips,oa star ssyas ~,
The Msse Disappeared
.,h4.S Md rrcse nj a ehsnzs -
~" Gar ms dspatturs Y
:, ,h.t NehSssks, CUTS, as N5.
',n,,e, are sbOa, 10 occaw = u'
49, .ssros, csclusively 81 =
800 mon,hS No ore
,nas., psnny IN eeareeslss
u,"ss I've sessy have 81 'Na
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-05-06
AUGUST ELECTION.
FOR DISTRICT

c3- We are authorized TO announce r. E..
Williams, Of Clinton. Dewitt County, ms a can.
sHdatc for the oTiccof DISTRICT ATTORNEY,
for the 10Th judicial District, at the ensuing Au.
gust election.
t7- We are authorized TO state tina, Isaac N.
Mitchell, Esq, OF Victoria. IA DESTROYS Of being
excited DISTRICT ATTORNEY, for the 10th Ju.
dlcinl District, composed Of the counties Of Con-
7alcs. Lavaca, Dewitt, jackson. Victoria and Cal.
houn. Election on the FIRST Monday In August
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ssF The asHueaf~smvsat cf car oeparnsr
u ) ~ ps'st, ser Treasurer Of Gonzales eoun.
~, will h found in today lsp.s Mr Dsrs'
Is aoH ,he only candidate out icr that cosec.
Ms W " rstaoorc having declined GINNING
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-05-06

The GADsDES TREATY REJECTED The Gads.
den (Mexican) Treaty has been rejected in the
United States Senate. by a vote of IL 20 49,
The iollowirg are the narnes of the Senators
voting for and against the Treaty:
Ycas-Messrs, Atchison, Bell, Bright, Brown,
Butler, Cass, Clay, Clayton, Dodge of Iowa,
Douglass, Evans, Fitzpatrick, Gwin, Hamblin,
Johnson, Jones, Of Iowa, Mallory, Mason, Nor.
ton, Petit, Rusk, Sebastian, Slidel, Sturt, Wei.
Ter, Thompson, Of New Jersey, and Toombs.
Nays--.M9ssrs. Allen, Bayard, Brodhcad,
Chase, Dodge Of Wisconsin, Everett, Fessen.
den, Fish. Footc, Geycr, James, Seward. Sum.
ner, Shields, Smith, Thompson Of Kentucky,
Wade and Walker.