The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-04-28
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.innces oil the lnte t1ban Outrhges, ana
the course to 10 pursued in respect to
them.
The government has received official in>
formation with respect TO some matters,
which is said TO place = very grave aspect
on them.
Quito ineligible and significant, truly.
and about on par with one half the twad
die manufactured by those in favor OF war
with Spain. 1t is to DO hoped that. for
Their particular benefit. the Cabinet will
reee,.' official information in relation TO
zone other matters soon.
SEw NoaK, April lA.-Reports by the
America at Boston, are to the effect that
Lord John Russell secs little prospect Of
peace, At present, and will rc,arn TO Eng>
and on the llih inst.
LOUISVILLE, spill l6.--'The weather is
,l.a.sn, and extremely warm. The river
q rising, and there are VOW ST., feet nine
inches water in the canal
CiSclSv,ri. April l6-The river has
fallen three inches since Saturday. Sales
If oour have been made at $40 10 per
thl fof extra. Bacon sides command -
cents, and shoulders 81 cents per pound.
P,rrsprao. April l6.--1'he river ia ri>
sing fast. with nine feet five inches water
~ the channel.
Hon John " Bolts, OF Virginia, is
named for the Presidency in New York
paper.
\ dispatch from New York. da,2d April
18th, RAYS Com. McCauley would leave
Washington on that day for Philsdelph ia,
10 meet the steamer San Jacinto, and sail
Immediately for the Gulf under orders
from the President
4 man named Wood, belonging to Capt,
Rogers company. Texas Rangers, shot
himself accidentally about two weeks
since, n, the encampmen, near Belknap
Whilst STOPPING over the fire engaged in
cooking. pistol dropped from his belt into
the FIRE. lie caugh, 1t by the muEle. and
whil-l drawing it from the fire it discharged.
the ball and tamrod, which was IN the
barrel. entering his chest producing
friehtful woand Tie was removed to the
hospital 4, heisnsp, aud ,,hen our Inform
amt Iel, no hopes were entertained of BIZ.
recovery. lie w.s from Washington
county --Daiiae HeraId.
Il is announced. that the Ohio aud Mis-
sissjppi railroad viii he completed from
>t Louis to \incennes hv the LIST Of June
,,hen nassenrers can hreak(sstin Il Ioui.
and tai tea IN Cincinnati.
,. ii. - l..
p'l,,9 ~, ~ w, ' go. n1,;shaa
3v tho dc.,rur.on by ar, of the French
hospltsl at Commensurate. Full accounts
Of the xwfrl ! sas,y- have not como to
hand.
so confinte 10 baYe ti,e hes, accounts
81 H., ,,,,;,,, ,ba,, c,,, rrou iowa
nu'.;. 49,, -, .nJ N;,hi,,,,
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The ksmas Ferald oi harch Is gives
the complete census returns total S50o,
49,,
r,n y,dp.1 n, uearl, three millions OF dol
,,rs 49,. be.- ,i,.,.o,.d he fl. in this
,.s,,s.,. J,rfvs to-. f.ss fl,,.. ,,,npfIs
'''''h
The Loudon Times saws the total eypen'
d,rrn ~no-, the var estimates of 1883 Il,
vii be Tort, millions Of nnunds, or some
hing Ike two thirds g tie entire 'eVonae
Of hfeat br,an,
Yhr Snmp,.r comfy \lntama\ Whir
so,.,ho ,s,v council al t,ainesyille In that
con,,v has mn, the Iinnor license up toS2,
ooo ,nd M auan,ity TO be sold loss than
,,,.a,, onllr,x
Al
ne 'ehns'V o. ""'',"use''S' "" Wv
s'h instant S'op'ro 'es'''.'o"' we" J"'11
one a's.r"'"'s no''' '"n' Nv 70 '"''''
De "hs'"e 10 ONCE III '""' ''''''
,n'"''on'"'u ,, 1,a,,on 80 f,or IT,, H." a@rn,a
s,"ona ,h,. v,.,.,n tnd,,ns throws d,~redi,
,po, III. ,.por,. rcsu,stiup threatened hcs,ih.
ties IN that direction.
Tho N..x,. pr,o,, +, Delaware arr
manufactnrnp pnwarr for the French army
~ the I rmea' One OF 'he'r mus cSp'oae'
'"'''' ""' NV ''''o"' o''''''s' ""' 0'''
The Portsmouth Chronicle learns that "con-
fixed by som. sdyent.,ts for the end of the
world draws near" Ten Of their converts
were baptized recently. They expect to be
caught up the 18th proNlmo, While Tue ''''a
ana N- inhabitants are pufHiuE up