The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-09-11
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From the South Western
st Petersburg, September * os-
sakoff, Governor of Eastern Siberia,
will soon hold conference with
special representatives Of the Chinese
government TO settle the disputed
boundaries between Chins aud Sibe-
ria,
Havana, Sent. 2.--Dispatehes Of
the l4ih Of August from Puerto,
Cahello says Brusenal aud forces
advanced from the city and went to
Coro, on steamers Bolivar aud Ma
pararo. Brusenal holds only Coro
aud Maracaioo.
Liverpool, Sept 2.--cve.-Co,ton
closed unchanged.
Washington, Sept Cen. Orlan-
do Brown and a dozen minor officers
Of negro troops, actingas hureua func-
tjonaries, have been mustered out.
They will continue their functions
IN the bureau rs civilians.
\ number cf storekcepers and
guaeers wore appointed to day, in
including Charles Il. Fry, Richmond,
Va, and J VI Ross, first Alabama
District
Revenue to- day, S97l 900.
Minister Webb advises the State
Department that the complication
with the Brazilian Government
regarding detention of the Wasp
is adjusted.
c. G. Megrew has been appointed
Collector of Revenue of the Gincin.
natI uistrIct, vice ~. 4. rad1l-, re
signed.
Commissioner Rollins received
dispatch from New York last night
that warrant had been issued
against him. At late hour this af.
ternaon the warrant had moi been
served, Rollins tclesraphs be will
not appear personally or hy counsel
in New York tomorrow Harland,
Deputy Commissioner also ignore<
warrant for him should it be served
It is asserted positively that Rollins
will not recognize Buckley, tina, is,
he will assign him no duty. Rollins
disclalms any idea Of compromise re.
garding Supervisors The law makes
it bis duty to nominate them Ex-
element in official circles intense,
with increased bitterness Offering.
It is stated on good authority, that
the President and Mr.. McCulloch
disayow any active participation in
the New York proceedings against
zoe Commissioner and his deputy
llarlaud
Tho Herald this morning has an
editorial on newspapers and in.
ternal revenue, stating that ii has
been served with notice of tax due on
it, business, and unless paid, the
usual remedy would be enforced. II
is not informed under what law this
attempt to tax the press is made, and
styles i. forced and absurd eonstruc.
ton Of the act by ignorant assessors,
The wh9le tenor Of revenue laws, as
regards the press, show sha, Congress
did not intent 10 tax newspaper in
comes from newspaper business.
They pay tax the same as ether in
comes, but the business itself is not
taxed L, announces It's Intention
TO resist the construction put upon
the law by the Assessor, and believes
the press generally will do the same
Boston, Sept 1.-The Democratic
State Convention, consisting of elov-
en- hundred delegates, nominated
John Quincy Adams, Of Quincy, for
Governor and Reuben Noble for
Lieutenant Governor.
St Lcuis, Sept IA Mexican
train was attacked at rawnee fork.
on the old Platte road, seventy three
miles northwest Of Fort Dodge.
Sixteen Moxicans scalpcd and their
bodies burned with the wagons.
Another train with -, 900
pounds of wool was attacked within
twenty seven miles of Fort Dodge.
The escort fought until their ammu.
milton was exhausted, when they
abandoned the train
Washington, Sept. i-Rosecrans
letter to Gen. Lee commences I" full
Of solicitude for the future of our
country, | come with my heart in my
hand TO learn the condition, wishes
and intention Of the people Of the
Southern States especially to ascer.
tain the sentiments Of that body of
brave, energetic, and sacrificing
men, who, after sustaining the Con
federaey for four year., laid down
their arms aud sworo allegiance to
the United States whose trusted
and beloved leader you have been.
The letter is quite long. Gen
Lees answer is also long. The late
hour C; which i, was received horo
iorbids telegraphipg it in full 1t
would DO PROCLAMATION to attemp; a
condensation Of Gen. Lees noble
letter. After Gen. Lees signature,
follows thirty leading seuthcrn
names.
Cleveland, Ohio, sept. 1.-The
cattle plague appeared in cayahogs