The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-09-02
LArHr INTELLIGENCE.

'rnE Missouri ELEorrS.-rhc II. Louis
Republican. of the 9th gives the follow
iag summary of the result OF the Mis-
souri, election:
The general result Of the election IN
this State has been asccrtaincd, and II
may as well be stated in brief
Thomas l. Anderson Is elected t. Con
gtcss by 1900 majority over HENDERSON.
James Craig beats hls opponent
Adams, 1000 Votes
John b. Clark walked over the course
in his District, nobody having the te-
merlty to oppose hun
John :. fhelpls is therr Is every
reason TO believe reelected by De
cidcd majority beating Johr : Rich
ardsua
NOEL beats zeiglcr largely in ,aruth.
ers's District
Blair is beaten by Barrett m thu Dis
tyct; and
samuel II Woodson is returned in the
Fifth District, by a decided majority
over General Reid.
The details of the election Tor the
State Legislature are not less satisiac-
tory. Both branches will have clear
majority Of National Democrats with a
.pviukling of Anne, icens aud some few
who have been elected IS - nion men
but not o'le oi whom can be properly
ca,sed as Black Republicans. ca kuln-
aipatiouists pr Sittou, OF Gaseouade,
occupies the proud position Of being the
only Black Republican in either House
of th- Legislature. Was ever q party
,u e1ma itely overwhelmed, cad ecs-
troygut Every man upon whom tsint
If suspicion rested o even if the kilct
Rcrublcaus volunteered tllci. @'ppoct
20 = candidate. was marked aad voted
down Chi. has been done 10 show tie
feeling 0f Missouri ON this question
aud to deter desperate politicians from
intraiu ing sc into our elections here
after
1or,c,o iN NmsI>t, The Petersburg
lntril grucer thinks that the aggregate
inspections Of tobacco IN virginia 90
the.s, a October Viii, IA ali prohahiii.
IT, reach. 20 0oo hhd~ at all events,
lAe eAccss ovcr last year viii he fully
10000 hhds
Preparations are being trade fer the
9-ginlatipl tf an eff lent military stan
for Washington aud Oregon Territories
preliminary to The contemplated opera.
uuns against the hostile Indians, and lo
prevent q repetition oi shch defeats a.
were cxpcrioGhed by Colonel Steptoc
The ohiec, of the Secretary Cd, War *
lmlae them fully sensible of the Fed.
cral Aun 4 force Of a50o men viii be
kept ia Utah. Ouc If the Peace Com
mls,,aier. ia a private lotter represents
iae affairs of the Territor, As N good
condition The arrival of the Peace
Commissioners in Washington Is daily
expected
"le report Of the state Comm ssioucr
a Ohio shows that there were ESQ miles
of railroad completed IN that ~tete ~
cost Of fqj geo coo upon which there
~ 3cbt Tended and refunded ct
$4,000 600
Ga Thhtsday. the 9th INST the Queen
e England and the Emperor of the
French met ON board the French screw
iinc-ofbattlc ship Brelagur. the flagship
Of the squadron Her Majesty and suit
arrived at chcrbourg the day previous
TO The meeting.
The Emperor Napoleon gave spleu.
did dinner to his royal guests, on board
the flagship. The ceremonies OF iuaug-
uatug and immcrsIng the u OK. VA
palcuu Ill, ami of launchlus tie screw
line oi-battlc ship Vile de Nantes, were
conducted in the mos, magnificent man
ncr.
An equestrian statue of Napoleon !
wa, @lsp inauguratcd during the ictcs,
WASHINGTON, August 20 Two thous.
and troops for the Pacific have been con
centratod at Nal,a. " ALA during the
month past
These. with the sixth Regiment of In
ianiry, now en- roH'e, 1t j. thought VIII
be sufficient force
II is not probable the Government
VIII agree To the amended Cass-llcrran
treaty Jercz says he has fall authority,
IN conjunction with Nrssar to act III
the matter.
Figs aud Almonds have been success
'ui'y grown in the open ait, in sennsyi
wanna.
Tie yellow fever seems to have APP
podrod in Na,ehcz. if we may Judge
1rom rather vague limitations in the
Free Trader
We learn itom the lIouma Ceres that
Nj. louis Va anecny of that place was
knled lew days sgo, by being thrown
from . bogs.y.
The brandy, wye, cigars and tobacco
imposted into the aitcd states last
year, cost 81 va Sos.
The Coas, Journal denies that there Is
yellow fever in UoualdsonvIlIe---ditt
The Gazette Of Baton Rouge.
Wonderful gold discoveries have been
made IN Lumpkin county Ga. The ore
is worth thousand dollars II bushel.
The family d James Ausrrovc, Of
saltwater Wis, were poisoned few
Gays since by eating toad-stoois, ~
n4.AIoolns rcnulilnn IN the lcath ot