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

Railroad company, oe"e" W Wiz 'csr
isnt Doctor Fowlkcs. to meet in this
cny to day, organized this morning by
the calling Of the Hon. James Guthrie TO
the chair, and the appointment Of DR..
shannon, President OF the Christian Uni
ycrsity, Of this State. As SECRETARY.
DR.. Fowlkes, the President OF the com
many. read a report 70 the meeting the
principal point in which went to show
Ina, the amount already invested by old
,,oikholders must prove total loss, un-
less they consented to advance further
means to rescue the affairs OF the compa.
nv from their present position, and To
prosecute the enterprise.
The report was, on motion, referred to
committee, and the meeting adjourned
o3P NJ. to receive their report thereon
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 24--rhe meeting of
stockholders in the Southern Pacific
Railroad enterprise, held here to-day on
reassembllng at o'clock, in pursuance
70 adjournment, passed resolutions to
appeal to the body of the stockholders
TO contribute fifty cents for each share,
IN order to save the road
The Hon James Guthrie in speech
which he made to the meeting. aud the
Meeting by the resolutions passed fully
endorsed the action and views Of Dr.
Fowlkes. the President of the Company
The Edgefeli s. O. Advertiser learns
from private letter that Col Pickens
the recently appointed Minister TO Russia
and family. had reached ST. Petersburg,
IN safety and in hea. h, and that he was
-, /.
duties.
The CAss-lirnRAs TRrAry Tho Wash.
ington States, Of the eth inst, says
Gen. Herran, the Now Granadisn Min.
ister, yesterday laid the Cass.lirttan
treaty before the Secretary Of STATE. Re
modified by the Congress- of New Gran
ada. There Ia but one alteration from
the original draft, which relates n the
granting Of privileges to the United
States for the establishment Of coal
depot The modification makes ,hoir
grant temporary and conditional instead
OF permanent, as was contemplated by
the original treaty
Teegraphic dispatches are received
IN New Orleans from London 4 distance
Of 5000 miles, in day
LoSpoN, August 25.-Thc Government
has received dispatches from their com.
mssioners in China by the last steamer
1t suez and by telegraph via Malta. that,
treaty Of peace has been concluded be-
tween France England, and China
The terms Of the treaty have not vet
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that France and Enrl,nj Ar. :, raea,ys
annie indemnify FIR tho ey,.nsaa incur.
rod IN rrosecnti,o, tho ,var
ny the same arrival We have aAvices
f,o1i Bombay 70 the lqh of july. with
more cheering accounts of The op.iatione
Of the army. which renreseut ttat the
mutiny is beng rapidly qaellod
Ry the terms Of the treaty Of paac.
entered into between The representatives.
'' nhstahN' Franco and China, the pprts
~ me thlne7e empire are t. b' opened
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Indemnity iq rr4ntes 10 Fr,noo and Fns
land but no mention is made IN the trea p
Of any indemnity 70 the American -
ernment
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LONDON. Aug ELECTROMAGNETIC
latest news rom lnaa is gratifying ami
import ant me HwMlor rebels Raw"
been dispersed and their army broken up.
Vfder was beng rapidly restored IN al
Ihe dIstuI oed dis!rl0is
ALEXANDRIA Egypt Anrust 9.-The
FAs. India mail companv's steamships
Maifas arrived NJ Sues IN the 7th with
Bombay dates to the l9ih of July.
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nor imnortsr - arc rsn,riea o,l ,ho "a.
pects of Gnnllv snhdninr ina rsbeI,,.,