The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-04-22
adjourned TO Thursday, 3lst Of

...,,er adjourned to Thursday, 3lst Of
M, ms.h The Sardinia minister to Great
n',,ain was at Paris, comforting with
mt Cavour whose relation win the
,,npcror were extremely intimate. All
.L, French war matcrie! recently PIE
,l had been ordered to be stored ut
Ems and Marscillcs The French war
I,,r,mcut has ordered each Of the hun
i.ad REGIMENT Of infantry st the line 10
I,y, a fourth battalion added oit, td be
,,mpnscd OF the third and sixth compa-
mics of the existing battnlionS. FRINGE
,;,rischakoii is to represent Russia IN
,bc projected congress; count Hnd AUS
,ri,, and baron Sehcirit Prussia--'hus
severely disappointing the hopes oil oar'
.hni, The warlikc orders ISSUED "a the
Austrian and Sandman armies have bceh
fnuutcrmandcd The Austrian army IN
Italy numbered 22o. 900 men. The condi'
u,ns on which alone Austria would con
s,nt to the proposed congress, were re.
r,rdcd a. vcryunsatlsiactory The Ger.
man diet has voted supplies for the pur
r,S, of armlng the frontier iortrcsscs.
The Vicksburg True southern, of the
yItl inst, StNNs III hi"N '''i'f' h''N w.
MYERS AT this point, Is about the same as
last reported, and stilrising' ~ the cry.
We have been informed that all oi our
Madison Parish friends, on the cast side
# Walnut hayuu. are seriously damaged
py the break at Whites, and probably,
t5n bv the Diamond Island ercvasse.
Those whose plantations lie partly or en-
tirrly ON the west side, have thus f~T not
suffered at all They still have three feet
bank, aud, if the gates ol the "Amcs
,lautation do not give way, our INFORM
ant. an intelligent planter himself, rest
ding on the bayou thinks the west, side
will escape the destruction that is sweep
,ns over all the places ON the east side,
from thu plantation belonging 10 the cs-
tate Of Nat " illlans, deceased, down the
whole length OF tlic bayou
\ large amount Of stock has been al
ready drowned. and the scene is truly
called The dcso'atina of the waters"
From the Concordia lNidalia ia, In
tcllipcncrr we CLEAN the following items
If interest.
The river nj Nida,ia had reached the
high water mark ii 1875 on " cdncNdav
evening. and was still rising at the time
or our going to pres. Thursday forenoon,
Ton o'clock The high water 1T iast year
H.. denoted bv spike drove Into n large
' a.. ,.hi.h ,vr obtained the cnmpar-
49, ~ .;,.t,, ~, ia, river far the tv,n wears.
1'-'.,.r-.ha,J AIN hichcr water than at
~ ,"a ajl;ti,,nI destruction The
l,'..' ,,., h,v. received from above is
' ,.t,,s "a .,,,nc pl,cos the water
..:...- x.-i.s tho bi.-h water of last
,'' Us
mn ,L,,l\ N,Csrklc. was
' 80 FL. -. IN san \ut,nio. on
-. - ,'I,l.i,., , Rank ,o,e House
,,''.,.'.....n,. Lal,.u, a.. from 3 600
,,nnnn If. I... l,...,, ,..,rr,,lh,,h hv
F-L.a;o. r. ,,',,n.. ,,untv Nrt'm 4
- . .,,.,.,.,.,. .,.,r,. and was dn,u..
10y H.. 7,,I a. h,,.ra r,miN and
N',' 80 w
Tl,a, ol;t,r s,,,..s dat The whalr front
-, v,l.i;, n,,l.. ,..,,.r and SAYS that
','.3.h ~. h',nsd surrounded hv a sea
'.'- :" h'.i.'.,,ii. ,l.l.,ss If his lltiy.
.i',,... G..,;,,.r aver !, in , du,, ont.
~ nj, mnl. If l,.n,nntinu be- >prcu.
' H.. ,,',,..,irtv 81 ha,,.,, 90,
.,,,.,,
,r.', Loco. "a. -...,,,..f. I,hn Ninti'. Car
I,,,..,..n ,,,,I,.. N.....s,,ni eil,
~ H., t'r..r ,!,,n,. 49,, pnlrs below Match.
r..',., 80, Tu..l.,y r,..rniry ia.t cans
. ...., II, T. - Mason man.