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rHg MEXICAN QUESTION ~ WisHIsgTos.

wssuxCIas. f-b "a, ises
NAroLHoSs sgxicax sovKsExr. USssusFac.
roET.
= Nsrcsn sa4s continue sc NE lhsfas o.
Tue Eisp prOrs sddoes. tai- llss a. s.iiy His
ported oh of ssfari 10 u4r milan. VIII vsrsai
nsru, tom oniy could asas ~ iof pufTog of
ing q dl.aFywai of be setign lsrsibs should sfc1m.
sisBces ce,ias tie ia,perai rsiey itst asfisirn.
Oihers sssin believe Ihsl Y -srsfas r.s mi-soa r.s
10 meet NJ Seward "A ih.i a. ns-iins rs. asaslIy
cdnsamm.iei during 10. Isstef sb-snos. The Press.
dent Is apparently VERY mueb r.isaed nis, With the
EmperOr, indefinite promI4s, .ad reueinbsfs thai he
has b-en prsmbiaz fgr maay yssr - sailsrs- hs
troop. from Rgms ~, fs'hi'ei ~ pieasss asinsr
suiy baaxss ~fl P'ssi'y b. s.SIa.asi v coasr~ss
~II,ls seek, s.iusg fcrb ne fse'' ard r.o'ameua
ns r.ch Legislation ~ the Pr-siien ronsa-rs p-ressry
Hs de,erunsi % - F-eznlse Inc aaslnilaa
rs~~rnrseu, may Confidently r-'i-a vpon AMI
pr. isl enforcement " ne Hour- so-friss Hssy 90
b. suggested
A MILITARY cOHsts.fos T0s rHg MO onsNDK.
nbni thai mfNary comnl,rioH vi pryssisy be
orsssise IN ihh esy siiboui sesy fgr The pauops ~
psocessiug 10 tbs 10 Gr-nds " m0rs thorusghy 81
sss ns inso ~ nasiAs sfair All ooncsrasd iba
n.rkAiss .ersrs wi De bid " sncl socoablsSfty
,nd 30 ,i - lpsn shy slight pfs,sne. -, fsiy
dsrsss1ins tbs leoysrsy 10 ~irh tsy have gls-a W.
peace u iro nsioAs.
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sAs FrAslsp. Bob. 10 isss
Tho Jury In ths of tn alleged mniny the shp
White swallow, u New York, found verde, of not
gGlny.
Tho Nevsda Legislature has Is-scl resolutions
dorang tho Monroe do fr.nc ga
Rey. I-aac Owen, the p,oneer Msshca,a Epi-oprai
minister, dbed suddriiiy yc-t~rday.
widow nanoA Caroline r Clark has sned ni@Dn.
named Michael llecss FOR brssch ~ pfvise s ng
her damages o, siGc.0oo
The Golden Aes sailed for Panama 20 day.
lssax 81 asoso2 n treasure of -lich teso zs soss %
Ne& York.
The ,eaner Oregon iss arrived from rorslanf bring.
ing sd,sib in urasrrc Wy
lia oyeTsnd Inaii With Se~ York dates 10 Ne ia'h
uh has arrived
Mn'ng ahaies arr weak and declining ophit s4,0
Gunh 4 Furry ssis savage tvoe, MN a ~rrf
90 Yellow jacket ss7o ,hoiiar fofosi sz7i. fnP'
rial Sis.
sailed ship Ella horton for Boston
sAs Taksilscs Ieb N, tsGs
Mr. Adanna, Coliector Customs Coz oregon aiatfie
robbod of t30,So0 Tie steamer oregon, While
90 BIS way from AftoriaL
The stesnsr Golden city with the psnss1gsr. hat
ef, New YORK January "a, has arrived.
The overland mail, with New YORK fAiea 10 ibs lth
OF January has arrived,
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the LATEST NEWS FROM El pAso.

wa.usoTos, Feb II. lso9.
oac,- news to the T'b " January has b.en
from VI Psso the denos ~ the hosican goycmmsai
fom which ID Appears that ,e Irspch bad A;ieaIssd
10 again march from chnasas 40 ~ P4so nor vas u
likely they would
sTc~idcni Jaarss highly cosnmsnis Ifss.d~si Joip
-sas annual Message and e-pvlaiiy lss porisos of n
~hich relates 10 tho honroe doolribe
Tho Governor of The s,ss Of coshuisa s-prr.ssd
his unqualified approval Of ,s decree extending rrrs
Dent Ju.rrss terra NJ snc~ sa,h nei,r election ...il
be held
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mpSssSam m for Ms obtain supplies for either his

mpossnia FOR Mea to obtain supplies for either bis
RErv an OF yRrxru vEssua
ee OF the fovr vessels which comprise the French
on Rs movh Of the o Grando returned r wS,s IrSm
aanche states that they loaded with soldiers This
Is however not credited In higher circles here II s
naturally crowd the docks under such circumstances
were mistaken for troops.
Colonel Enrique Mcjia, the liberal commnntant at
Bagdrd Is rapidly Certifying the place Good order IL
main'"ined and everything !. et quiet
The contest between the liberals and imperiasts has
been the one absorbing topic upon this frontier for the
the that the political affairs OF the State have been
almost entirely lost sight OF.
Governor Hamilton recently appointed number OF
officials FOR this district which for the most part have
given satisfaction. Iscud you list OF the names with
their immediate anteccdcnts -
Edward Downey Chief Justice He left Texas at The
commencement the rebellion, joined the Union service
In 1854 and continued therein until 1854 His property
was all conscaed and sold y the Confederate tor
ties This gentleman Is also Postmaster under appoint
ment from President johnson. 81
+. T. Starck, County Clerk. Served IN the Union
army from the commencement OF the 10 lis close
Was at one time on the staff OF General Heron.
pathzer but remained in brownsville when the govern
ment troops took possession, and waited
tho commanding general confessed his error and took
The may be said of the foliowipg:--F. E. Run
dell Assessor and Collector; james Doughcry, District
election for delegates to the convention at Aus
tin represent the counties OF Cameron Cameron
Hdago J. b Thomas and +. J. Parker both reliable
Union men, elected. .asff
Negro labor was never rumunerative in Western Texas
and there are very few negroes in this vicinity The
people are therefore, little affected by the abolition OF
slavery Most OF the labor is performed by Mexcans OF
the lowest Caste who present the anomaly OF being
honest in their relations to their employers and in the
performance Of their duties Ie ready 20 steal from all
the world beside whenever opportunity Offers They
are very ignorant though not debased, and have full
knowledge OF tho duties Of herdng and stock raising
which they are, for the most part, employed.
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News srem New Ortssn.

sxw Omssss, ish 10, l1cr
General csnhy has isuued an ordsr tas propeuy ssb
ect 10 seqocsinlion by Of The conf.desss csbE
wl be restorrd the isss repss.snis
uvc-
cosion sroopns. r.lss \ 700 hale. sso for mid
ding sugar fsir, is'.e nol.-es. 90 seys se-
Yesk checks y prenium osid. iss Srsxs, 10.
changed
Arwed-siessssr Ksasingsop ssd shlp psbsA from
Boston ssilei-ssesmsr nsrnou fsr Nsw Yerk
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news Srssa Fsrsssss Nssrss.

Ths weldon ssiss, over Tho b~noks ayss.
posed a. sisven sp~ss-fvs 81 Houe trs ssd of
rcsils~ork. E.oh ss~n iunessi saa sls,y fe.,
Ienssb sns Mo scs.i sssrsh Of ,hs suaxs
leoa hnndrea aud sixsy fsst. "a ibsry are FORTY
fess high seven a~w ef he brdxs es~pi-s.a.
ssa r.csnly ,be sixhsh csmm-no>s rss
on TIE cv<rs No ~s~rwss,ssIsy rvsxr~~s.r
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PerseasI Ias~Iffgsnss.
soScr' oovEns2s gtzFnII os eisADi. ("

Lord uonek, Governor ocpsr~i ef Csrads, srrssi IN
the sssms' Asssrsissas yrdsy lsss ssi !. sa4pins
s The nrsvoor Hsurs IN this elsy Hsa cssri-. sssaiy
uobel, vlsroans nsncs. ana Governor c~nsral u
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heap Of ashes and the large amount Of property con
tanned be destroyed.
BRAzos sAvnAao. Jan, 20, 1899.

BRAzos SANTIAGO, Jan, 20 1860.
have just returned from Bagdad where have been
since yesterday morning The imperiasts again in
possession, having city entered II with
out opposition shortly after dark last evening In anti
cpaton OF tncir arrival Colonel Cara, with bis COM
mand, withdrew to the American side during the nights
OF the Path and 26th He brought with him the small
steamer called tho Prince Of waes with barre, upon
which were three pieces OF artillery and the snail arms
belonging ths These were taken possession Of
by our authorities was also large quantity OF goods
found In the cabin Of the steamer which had been
stolen from the warehouses In the city Such disposition
will be made Of both as the proper authorities sLnI de-
eide
During tho night, Corna arrived at Clarknigc with
about hundred and ffty Of his followers He was
not permitted 10 cross did he make any effort 10 do
so He frrnkiy admitted to the ofccr IN command
GAINESVILLE that be only desrcd get possession OF tho
Prince Of Wales and the goods that she conained that
his troops, who lad long been without pay could have
some share IN the plnndor Hchad bitter quarrel with
Colonel Garza which ended zach quarrels usually do,
in an embrace and at daylight he withdrew his motley
crowd of ragamuthns up The river, During yesterday
the few citizens LEFT there banded together FOR the pro
servaton OF their property. All was quiet, however,
and every one upon both sides Of the river seemed
anxious for the arrival Of the imporlass that the far
steamer Camarro and the runboat Anionia osded with
about seven hundred troops reached the eyee icd
or two pieces OF artillery at nothing in parcuar dFo-
barkcd without opposition and proceeded to occupy the
city. Ffl
This expedition, under the command OF the Austrian
Colonel Kodoish left Matamoroe shc morning of tho
ed; but, the Cnmsrro running aground twenty
miles below the city was not abic 10 reach Baglad un
the time mentioned
Thus ends affair which promised at one tnie to be
OF great advantage 10 the liberal cause and which, N
properly followed up, would have driven the mpe
rasis from this frontier and from Northern Mexico.
The liberal chiefs were however Incapable OF apprecat-
ing his fact and. by their iealouses dissensIos gnor
ance aud mbeciy have lost all which they had 30 easily
acquired.
rRE DAGDAD AFFAIR 10 Br isylS1GATFp.
The board for the Investigation ~ the capture OF Bag
dad has just commenced rs stnas IN this place. am
assured by tho presiding oalcer that the matter will be
thoroughly silted The following are The members -
Brevet Mator General w Clark, President; Colonel r.
Hull. rhirty-eighth New York colored troops AIior
O. r. Wilson, Second United States coorsd troops Cap.
tain Jesse NJ Lee, TbtyfourtL United statos cnlored
troops, and Acting ASSISTANT Inspector Gncsa Third d.
vision Twenty NTH army corps taeH
hopo TO forward the results by the next sloamer
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Tha exiracftnay prscsi tbe ehsTs.ier u which eau.
fOs ihe most ysf DO iaihefed fryrn Gensral Wri2ss
Naiamofoa-fen Of hlgh ana ~ lox degree ris
fDfnef have without exception fch dufng The
lat four yesfs by sB open and undisglissd trade IN
good1 cUnirsband ef With The enemiss 0f the tned
state The latter are mostly reneynder traors ana sc0n
dfels sd the river upon the advent our
o0fe heir necks FROM the haiiersbo have
since been engaged N magnins the fcwerwhch dsove
ths m forth ssd 10 endeevains 10 snssroa a In q var
viii lofsgn sottfBnIcns. II had tE inception ln
rcba bfsin, pebasd BY rebel habd. ~ fiRbstafes
- aimed bf ~ y nnleDre. sud is 10 worthy ~
rDhhleute f asr- CO., n q dnrbet aEslugt the United
sia'e.. nuh starl rr lstAs wtrs formerly SLED
u ~ tUYN.t ~ ttffsl partes Epssd a ultb0ut
kn.a IA ia cau' lf ga nihfr becauao hey STATE
iieY u % fhss -a'e 10 rei.se. A. Aumsisd 1 me
,oinanr ~ rsaai Wnisel Ns stof of she
pfuuuB@rf ui t ssL4fs to-day allied w
vita ar.aiss e0aifA 80 sheh we're pufsba,sf
With the design ef--a. taan nfo T~ras vlels
ton Of rsery praepae ns ltraiitT; and out y Ne
bHiern@@ consequent 80 their IEnsnse ls~~es rr,ns
this protest "a prh of losdyism ihfy 40 81 isef
var 10 Tsy ogmpita taent ~ tss upWal fonfnn nd@f
eei.sn Communicative. u hr ei~i sssf.i sl.asLier
that have fsilsa nio eDls' hsnds, cppss a shel .
fofrard vag.
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moro. over whsth they bed borf be carnival com
aenlorst ~ the dssth ~ thfaham ADcfn Alta he1
70 this profess the n2mes " msn born N Me Nor
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Oar Brazos Correspondence.
RRkzna SA~rf,ca Jan ci

THE coscIpsIos Arxru.
''he Bagdad alar' is, sit down TO writo fast ap.
preaching climax. Tho United States troops have been
withdrawn, and the mpcriasts delayed by accident
are hourly expected tho few liberal soldiers the
pac, win then withdraw, doubtless TO this side Of the
river and quiet will once reign upon the lower Rio
Grande The incidents connected with It's capture have
already been forwarded you, and have this become
familiar your readers While awaiting the denouemcnt
my purpose to speak Of the temporary occupancy Of
Bsgdad by our troops the which led to II and
immediate results