The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-08-25
THE NEWS.

IL l. ,fp,rail, conceded that the At.
i,,,;o rshle i a allure.
1, pxderstos.i that -, notorioas Mos
A.. ,,,onds "a ,nu "a a candidate Tor Con
-. n "a s;strict.
H. pob.rt Rroxo who was prsssnt
a, ,hc - navis Noting in New York
~. ..lc, dav makes an affidavit 10 the
,9Ito,.,..,, s,e,ce,sut ~ ,act. The meet
i,g ~ lirsi ro;nrosrd OF citizens Of y
s. ,he, a The snesestion OF ssme One
- So.,ko,n ,Fntlen,sn ent.iae when
,he -. ssre closed 10 III. men who
=, ,her, n,s.ent he object being 10
rsi.e ANA. "a aafrsy The expenses Of dc
e.,,1;,,, poxN
, Torr,,,,ae uas .pnoin,sd Tor that
r,,,o,, ,o,.is,ing 81 Mavor ,,untler
~ -, 40, ,,,..se,,t carIos Rgtter6.iA
Tsos Malta Mess poaelaa and CLANCY
4 ,pre,.i conversation ensned They
al sg,eea ia, Davis's trial was the most
i,s ,o1t,n, N the worlds history
III Cnt,,r ono,ed from the Declaration
~ l.,len.,,derce 10 abos that the sontb
ern STATE MAI a riaht TO seeede. and a
New Yorker took the snmc ground, cit.
10 thp evidence of Ne. YORK and Mas.
ssehuseits when tho Constitution was
framed
Tiyings,cn Of Alabama. read from the
.eversi St,te Constructor the expn.sscd
right Ia sec,d Tie said The The trial ei
Davis wonld Acct a revolution Of s,nti
men, cverywbere In tnyoar OF he sonib.
and proyo the secession cause W. right
md entitled te tn sympathy II the world
The rebcl Gen. +. +. q. F,eauregard
will zach Nes York 10 few davs. and
d,.part theaee Tor Europe by perm.ssioe
ol tbe President II Is aid that he is de.
s,,oas NJ entering the French army lie
IA very sulkv over the loss OF ,as rebel
cause bu, carries himself wits a aalfsa,is.
sed air "a II nroud Of his own pAriicius
lion in the conflict.
New Work. August IA LARGO
vessel ia on Aspy BAY. She "a suuposed
Ia h. sbe Great Eastern Flass az rs.
inc on boa7d. supposed 10 indicate the
success Of ,be LAYING ot the Atlantic tele.
cranb cable
.rrp The eable narted and the end
hos hae, bpo,d m
A Iarye nu,oher n paraons have been
GRANTED 10 per.on, embraced in thc .ec.
ond ard ei,b elasaes of e,ee.tions In
eln1in,. scy.rtee, tom pnlne,b,s Mics
A GENERAL ouler viii soon be issued 20
m,s,tr on, a I,ree pumber 81 nna.signeJ
caiccr.
The Charleston coprier of The fsit
i r w ,o9h Ne@ -. 9'a ,, ''all,'', p
hnd lor taxing mar, IN - sis,prbspee in
the city, have eyhblte1n .--Hi inuu4 spir
Il since their removal. Gen Gilmore
sent m order demanding The colors OF the
regiment bat the Colonel refused TO give
them up lie was laced under arrest
and the g lors demanded OF the second Of
icer in command.
He too, refused, when Zen Hath "a.
planned bis conduct would be muliny.
while that of The Coloucl's would simply
BE disosclienee OF erdefe he promised Co
liver the colors The delivery was
made whcl if wa. iound only tie s'aG
ard rubber covers had been delivered
II was then determined to d.mrm the
whole regiment Other troops were
brought lnfward a gun charged with
graug aud canister trained on the muii
ueers, ard orders given to ire upon thyn
20 case auy resistance was oAend
TIE soldi,r seeing nll buhtr resist
unrr useless quietly slar'pd ilF'r arrF,
and mnrcl"d nndcr quart e. Fort sun.
ter there io csptttc their crime
.. h"ho hI'lN -- Iul Hhf' ftl"t Aros
says:
a Negro rloi. and ir.rlses viil, IN. ,c