The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-25
Connection OF the Texans with the Mexican
Revoiut onists

Revolut onists
NEw foRK, August 81 The Mexican
correspondent of the Tribune gives some
interesting PARTICULARS OF the Texan con-
ncction with revolution on the frontier
The rich planters IN the neighborhood of
San Antonio, he says, sent an agent to
Nldaurr with the proposition that if he
VIII make treaty guaranteeing the sur.
render oil all fugitive slaves on the Mex
can SIDE, they in turn will reciproc.tc he
act BY returning all the 'peonsn who es
capped TO Texas and also to place 900
men at the disposal of1Nldaurri, equipped
and fiieered in tie same manner rs The
regular troops of the Y. s., and bear I'll
their expenses until such time as II ,roors
may arr We at any place Vldaurri sAa
name.
The Texans have already raised 5000
900 Tor that purpose, and their agent has
already had an interview with Vldaurri at
Sa'illo. The same writer states that ca
ravajal had a disagreement with Nidaurri.
aud retired in disgust The LITTER was
about to march on the interior as far AS
San Luis 70 o.i.
BosToS, August ol-The official call
for liberal Union Convention at Worces
ter, Aug. 30, is signed by State commit
tee OF twenty four persons, including
Bradford s. Wales, tormer bunker can,
dlda.c for Governor, Isaac w. Wright
late Navy Agent, and formerly distin
guished Dnmocraf, and other Wings and
Democrats. They say: awe are deter.
mined to resist fanalical Legislation in eve
ry form to the last extremity, and to sub.
stitu'e for the present drmoralizing liquor
enactment just aud practicable license
law. We are willing, theref fore, to fore
80 our connection with every political par
ty for the time being 10 wage a war of
eAtermina,ion against this and every other
kindred enactment. They give us their
reason Tor not Joining other parties, that
they cannot trust them-that they have
lent themselves to the faction that passed
the law.
SALE OF MuLEs.-Mr. John II E,tll
oil this vicinity. sold lot OF two year old
mules the other day at one hundred and
ten dollars per head. The lot consisted
OF sixty five head, and we're purchased bv
MIR. VIM. Adams Of this county. Mule
raising ought to pay at these figures. Co
lnmbia { no. } Statesman.
JEWISH CoNvrNrfoN.-Th ministers.
rabbIns and delegates Of the Israeli,ish
congregation throughout the Union, are
called TO assemble at Cleveland, O.. in
October, to deliberate on the Union Of
American Israel; on the organization OF
permanent regular Synod or Sanhedrim ).
on plan for religious and scholastic edu.
cation, and on all other matters of impor.
lance IN regard TO Judaism, which NAV
be brought before the conference.
OUR ~ Discusr-EIder Perley y
Pratt, the Mormon Missionary. has gone
to Salt Lake in disgust, not being able 10
persuade any California females to go with
him. Sierra Citizen.
q REV WORTH HAvING.-Mr. George
A. Wolfe, who resides on Lincoln street
IN the house which was, in 'old times >"
occupied as tavern. has shown US two
pieces Of gold ard silver money. one of
which. the silver piece. is q pine tree shil
ling, dated 1862; Me other, the gold piece
we cannot make out. They were picked
up by tame crow which he has in his
possession. and brought into the house.
For the benefit Of aniiquarians, we would
state that the money can be seen al this
Office. - Hsngham .Iouvnal.