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tu our la-.! we promised ii c.'i;.nM
Fu'. jict, and meet some other of the (.
ti-iiis bronrjit lorwarJ by the err
themeimue.
The next largest item of expenditure set
down is the sum of two bundled and li fly
Dollars to pay the School (.,o;uiuis ioners
the largest part of which, it is urmd, will
have Id be paid by this Township. Now
ia our view uf the matter, the Commission
ers duties hem:,' c.o-extensivo with the coun
ty, their expenses would necessarily be
paid out cl' the county, or common School
land; and alumina: the two hundred end
lii'ty Dollars as the amount of their expen
ses, arid it will all be paid by that fund,
without e iiling upon this Township for a
singel dime. Hal will the expenses of the
Commissioners amount to that sum! Wc
answer No! The J. aw requires u.ei.i m
meet ouce in three months, or four times a
year, and business may require them to
meet probably six adJi'aona! times, making
ten meetings, which, allowing them the
same pay as the. Board of Police, wou'd a
mouiK to only one hundred and fifty Dol
lars, instead of two hundred and fifty. The
foregoing is the largest estimate which the
most extravagant could make, based upon
fair principles; and would exceed our es
timate by at least one third, for we would
ou'.v allow two dollars a day in'cad of
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for the Volunteers nr ,v i
that id. ice. Why d. 't'lbe
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barque Louisiana.
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I in- ( r .1' t'.e Imhcador ol (lie
J I tii ult,, t.avs t'n! In" Ii:h been in.
f 1 1 i : 1 1 1 1 iVoiii a vr;y re'.i'.blo .v.mree, that
e cuo fr. m th'
i'CI rl.Li y ul
1 i'io ft-. liners
M tie,
War lei'iii h the
cy enough in t!ie
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tietu:i!,v
tu;.! (iirid.i
i! fir I Iavtitta un-
i-iiiy
i- the IJritih il...r
Tie
s,,iiie p-ij-er -I
the
Vie
Amite
S,u)th"rn Di.-lnel of tins State, by a major
ity of 101 votes over iVwhtittan llllis.
'J 2.1 tilt., coti-
!i;ns ilio letter ;i' Cant. Aiolit w l'n-
I issis., ppi, tu the
t'llAM l 1 1 iui. J.liilrs id. Smilpr
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u.;-,.,,.. .... il(ll!l1 .,. V..,- Cur. 0IVIM.r ilDtlCI-
lui:
ii, uf the Mp,
I t'l It the je.u t (,f y. i
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n : it
,r is u Co;;;'
Printing Of.ec fr ?,' . ieoi .1. ('.
ben, one in' liie proprietors uf th:; South;-: i
Jonnia!, M.ititicello, ofi'-r his iiucrost ii
li'c cstablishuient for sale.
-.1 dlMIZ, I
bbiek't.
the ii-ili.-i-:
"1 ln c the hot -r to in!"
tile port ul' Wi :t i rtiz rettiaius
. .1... ... ,i ..i
rt'.i yon t
i
i,.
GctU A'. (J. si'.tt, has been
S;ibsi.-tence fuMlie Vo Iniiteors now co
ting at i:t.ksbiir.'.
at
oe,,;i-
(lay oy t:;o n.n ;u io; co.- oi
i'.'S i'i ;!i:5 .St Uioil. .iNl'll-
iieh ire now in port, itc at
in.
! th
, tral e.-so!s w
- . li'uoriv to deptirt, v.tH 'r ilhotit car-
M i:!ii;i ilio ; l.ii'-ea i;iys iVoin
-! this il.Mo. All pu-'Ucs, carrying corros
! poti.h'iieo, w.'ticli a;e not i-uenged in coin-
uier.-e
atu; i.ti!
Cd" J-t'-' Thompon, St
W. Uoberts, and S. A. )
our thaass for i; .. !).-e .
phcii Adams-, 1!, : lilierly I.) cuter and i
wi t aecr
fastest, from SlaIatid.
the
Yesterday
the
i r.euir.il
i
ig, are u!
I"i- hi I. 'Mi il!" J.-.n-ttnf, J
U :iti uv Iht utiU'iil.i,
c I'm! w the I il 1Viilinii,d InitllU
( ! . ! ; Irai.-i .!,( II id two McXIPan tlot.
iiui'-t;! v ho lt ai'iMiitijiiitiiciI tho l'rei
dent's war imsngo.Biul tvhalU ifntsuka
hie, Merc, nmirnry' ti, the niegp in
hikIi cflf, c(iiinnunirate(I wily in the
original Spanish, Wetiw lulow mhhc
extracts IVuin ihcyo (Iociiiik nls, the lirst
proel;im..tioii of (leu. Mijia, the nthcr
tlit? protest of tin I'rcu-et of the north
oil) i!itnct of 'J'amaulipas. 'i'licge ex
tracts ant intori sting from the fact that
llicy !-Im'.v clearly that it the American
army had not tnuved front . Corpus
C.'hristi there would have been no war.
The roclatiiatioti id' M jia alsn shows
! mat oxtonsive preparations were made In
j rope i the invasion, and that success was
j reganieil as absolutely certain:
j .Y;. I. llxi V(.'7.v fnorn I he Prodama-
in, i vf (7 a. JJijiti.fr urn near Jirroyo
j doIontiU).
Tho iet)cr;il-in-(liicf of the forces
: uiva.ii'ftl upon the ciifiny, to the
; r.l; .liiu.nis ;f tliis Dcparlinciit, and to
j the troops uiuli r his command:
j Still the cabinet of the North tops
j not its career of spoliation. The !e
! paitiuent of Textis is not the only prize
ill III 1 ll I lli I 1 . r, . I -
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'''''Mr.l.lMM,,aM,,,,,i;',',M,J
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my ij.uy, ihl,,.,,,,,,,
ib d Mri' i of tin-
Hon
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loiuhb,,, .... .Mr V"
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I.V whi.h thi ,!! ... . , . I"llna
J I III.
Iiandx, iih follows :
lu.cd
Honor
to he, widi the
3 our
.1 I'releeiure, jumIv .d. ,,.,i . ."f?
nny previous .lechnauon ()f w
without any explic.t a.nium-iati,,,, ,r '
ol'jerlprnposi.l, rm,B , ()(.(. '
ntory which has never belono(J ,0 '
coh;ny sczed upon, rannot gee wiih ,'n!
(-.irorcnce a prm-eetlin Con " .
that cotiduci winch civthzcl m tions t ra'c
'H'e, and h. the elcuicst principles of the
law id nations; 0
. Thi"'. lir,';i1(,(1 ,!' ''"nor anl palriol.
.sm.ntul welh,sM,nd dint nothing 1as
l"''' !,,,1:,ll.V nilunated hv tl, C'a,j
d the Union to the Ale xirt.,,' Govern
ment, in ifirnrd to nn fnltirppinent ofihe
hniits of Toxins to ihe (.', ),.,. nf
llu Hravo, the citizens f i,j.s (iMri(t
confident in the notorious justice fifthrir
eattsc, and in di(M Scteise c(' the nmuril
rilihts of self defenee, prilcrt. in ,h9 :
lllnst Sotl'U II fill 111. lb;il lu.iil ...
at winch it L'lasos: lis rapacity covets the i . - . 1 ""vv. nnr
' I .... I !ll fllll' lltl'lf. fill ll.tl,, nr.
J "M.-flll, Of
f, ft haul; of the Rio Bravo. The army
I iiivc
- , , ,., . ,,,. , , ,, ! for some time st.iiionetl at Uorpus Lltris
ANDkhW 1 i 1 ZIILdll, com (1 t. ; . . ,, , ,
The notice- is dated the L'Olli of day
niortime ,s m u
.tropeaii news t5ke.ii out
hip (propeller) (.ireat
l'ait. Jlosken. The (ire it
Vi !i I lit tlS
by the
ii .
ji. itaia,
iii'il.titi
ti is nilvanemi.' to beizo upon a "rent
oart of Taiiiaulioas; and its vaimuard
' M . I . , 1 , I I . . t ' 1 "
loi-iis me inote.iiior itvs: .mli are I i,.,, r.:.,di.il Arr,.v ir:i. o.
ever
.- Ul ' '"'"I''!':' e.ilmiy looUinjr en, seuti i rourteen lea-ties from this place,
a
point
lute
hr.M
thnc, which would reduce the ?nm totai to ; brought out Liverpool paper to the !)t!t
one hundred do Jars. This is allowie?; the
Commissioaers full pay for their services,
l lie In-iv o-
and now we corae to the poii.t. Three of
i i i i ... i
ami Jjnuon to t.'ie Nth nt:
four d.ivs later than pte
Th;: ncv: m:;:'i! !?.? t iM
viz: cotton Ins tulv.uteeii d. XV c will.
iVrvevor, proceed Ij jjiu' a ruir.nicrv of
it s'tich as it is.
The pass:,ri of the Orei'un n-slice
me
lite
vco
heroic v.-.b-r w i
morl.il ox inn i
i
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lit
w
I!
d' ihe
Sliall ui
stars u ,.'
be i in,:e
m
i,
will consent, t(ep:iraletlH;ni.plveKfrnm
the Mexican hVpnhhc hik! unite (f1Pni.
selves to the United Stntps of the nortlr
and that they are resolved to carry to
tin' end this firm detcruiinafi
ien, rmsting
Oil:-
Ollu!
r.".-?oi.t!;ons
iti me
had
Ireland, :m
:m'i:
prodiici'd a vi vv I'i-
voi'uhle thltet, ahhoM'i )m iieu-s eau.-ed
;s sitht depression in tli" fttinls.
The grain tnarkels ver.i s-jincwlint
active.
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it 1 !'ia Cl
1'A 1. 1.!
the oiJ. r is-
m.; limes iii;
mies cursed,
no i:s this ah
ills id' he;io
' ; o-i to say
viiMli auvtec;
in one line-
the present Board of School Cowmishioners
(the only ones who have c-us Dte lto nc!)
have expressed their tvjllintrr.css to serve
free gratis, ;uul avowed their deteraiination
to receive at most not'exceedinpr one dollar
a day, or just enough to defray their expen
ses while encaged ca that business; and
this wilt reduce the total to not exceed
ing fifty debars, or a mere nominal sum.
in r .p ncvr v rtro. ir is urr. i I a ir . m- T'i ... i .. . .
i o- i i no war on coiti jaws v z)? cn
is unconstitutional, because it requires the : i-i bsraou-it Tiie thh-l re ,,c every
resident ncaas ot l.trnities nigive their eon-' the ; was to he on i miiJ.-iv i h, 1 1 -.U ; ve me t ori wjtimi tm
KPtil In l.p inrwl. 1 1. ! iv lVi t.p!:nn ..-r , 1. I ,!iiwn H... i I . .... 1 . it... ir would he- sf-r.t IWl'titV
Of i'Cf
-ia ho i
s iess
whose
ii of as nn im-
,Io! a
a thou-
.ho in sin !i a !;y
i . : . u a iiis post t'li
Voi a ( h ;;::!' , Tito
V.' ha', hope remains, then, to the re-
of .Mexico of tieatiiiff with an
enemy who, at the i ry time when lnl-
liu tis to loep hy the opening of dipio-j
; pniiiic
that the Mexiean
siiotn-.t ti.ivc mi
for their em mie.'
the doth' id'
loiloef cot)
I,
and Hie O'ii-
i J nan do i. ooa
to the utmost of their errf-r.cth; tinlil the
army which you lead recedes to its for.
mer position; since, as long as ii stall re-
imam wimm the. leuilorv o '.im-mi;.
oas. the inhahltanis meet ir!i..tn.. ....
m.itu : relations, moves on lo occupy a '. . . r
i i , i I- i i losstons ot pence ven nitiy eiiin iiv tp.
terrm rv who h cannot he in (lipii!e' ; . "4"")' re"
-pi , " -. , (' i i trattl you :is openly couunittiPiT Kietill.
J he limits ol 1 e.as tire icrtaju and re-! . Ir ' - ." 1 8 Ul1
,,1 i i ties ; and !or the mi aneho y coiipcniipn
oo.'to.fNl; they have never cotne heyond I . , , " '"I1
, ti- ' i , t " ' ees o t it se inusl be mis wei-ih e. in view
the river iWeis; nnd yet the Ameitcnn , , . , , . '. ' 11
u-pped the line ulmh ' r " , ''
, ' ' .i.i , 1 heroine tho invath-rs.
dipas Irom that depart- i T i . , , ,
cut. Ilvrn if Mexico could forget1. '; ' njnn,
. ., r'0 i "l the view already exrdaiiiethand to rue-
t.nny
I narate
m
ilia! mo
las . over;
i ;mia
Unite
ates iiroinoled and as-
t
ireil at i.
nes wilii
. ' ; of
first AiiK iie-.ui ve
t'teir li.tl;;!'.
t-Ii u the rebellion of
Old tint the pnncipl
nr ho r.ier colony,
hy which an imle-
i
I'C
ing that power.
Skc. 6. JJc it further cuufsl, Titat ' P1'1'
the boards or roiiec ci iUu .wilHcuvc .
i i i i i 1 '
coniiites, are nereuy auaiorizeti ana em
powered to levy a special tax, not ex
ceeding this State tax, for common .school
purposes: Proiided, the- con.cnt of a
majority of the resident heads of families
in each township, shall be til, 1 in wri
ting and recorded on the minutes of said
board, before such tax shall be levied on
the inhabitants of any such township.
eoio
d' Lords is still to he determined. The
ceding in Parmimetit, point to a
it letise ( f iho ;.M -iii au 1 flour in
w i.o slioiiUl not
lat-'al
the
OtVl, Hi lh tow rati; ,jf miiv.- -
Smith O'Brien f still in duress,
d'he accounts from Ireh-trtd of the drs-
no..)r I.
htulo stale ol 1
as ever.
The eor.linenlai
tan co,
Oa the -Jih nit., the House
e,aroaS cloomv
ieu ov
:'.;n ei
, .
... . (...
: in s into
mtevioi', M i tier..!- It, at iteite d' those!
fiiiiti.; muler tlieir r.o-p slioidd he par- j
.! I I ..... a, e I i . . .. i-... : . e . I
.1 mi u, io i.o i ; ji i ii - iii aa-i i ; ie loi iiie,
is the motto.
Oil the '.i U), i:t 1,1'iictftlor cU on
iha fjov. riit'icjit so join even" one of
Ud, relerrmtr to , jicndcnt people possesses the rielu of uni-
tiner itself with another is not applicable in
.o com to iiuieni ma
:i case where the hitter has been
e pro-
sent my respect.,
(ii'tl and Lihertv ! At Panla flitu,
.March 23. .IE NFS CAKDENES.
To Gen. Don Z. Tavlor.
From the Picayune.
JLutf t Uvin Ttxns.
their vc:
-e's :u
now.-? 13 o I
j loltt rs ,';! iii;ir Jne to every Mexican
no mmor-1 ,ilsked far iheti. m order, us the e
tu
o ::) -
Now if this is ur
i niotis agreed to liio (Jovenmi nt pvpo
ts;d of ..'JlWOO a vear for laud 1 i ...-.iiio-c
thca is I and li 'lK).) a yc'.r for laual ( haedi die
!-!.;u muiijiiv
t.
iniiees h
v mo in.r
m (, ;;
it unconaiitutional for the B-xaO. of ice ; ranis to e.emnne f
of the respective counties in the '.i to t'-vo ifenratciiH of
1
levy taxes lor county or &per..ai pur;.
t tie:
which no one has the hardihood to
nounce unconstitutional, in
Mo-
until d
peers
when it becomes evident that it is neede.l,
to levy such lax. In the first instance the
resident heads of families in a township arc
constituted a kind of committee to estimate
and report to the Board of Police whether
or not the Township needs funds to su
,c j v ouipany slsotmi m
, , Ui"m ; anil it
ir Heirs uir.le.
u's, however, not to take eiie.-t
(ieeeaso ru me
if the J
t
rcspectivnv
ew maul!
si Ituii-i
tttv pr-.ivisioti (iii-
was atnioutieeu, thoueh
inot (lefmiiively, that t-ie cmupi;!.- in
! tenJ.-d .CoOOO a year to l'rd Haaliii'-a
and JL'-.JOOO a year to L.-.u-d (.'oth.
'J'lie pin-ernmentrd'Circat iliit.-.i-s !;;:ve
r,ntereii into a fi;rhrr emttract wi;h t'o-
i HtT.ish and ISorth Ameri.um Uoyid AS.iiJ
Comtiany, the cU'eot-of which is to se
cure a weekly conmi'.mie.i'i.iu hy Fterun
committee, or tliey may appoint a commit-; between Liverpool and the U idled Si;:!"?.
eelrav
eaas
mem nt tli
op of Yd-
r:',;1!' (. f l!
1 1
s e s
i.i i no
th;il ilia :M,
i ,
ers, nnd lo jivc
in w ho
ih tor
it, 'to ivi: me
tiie'c winds Uj)
X'eetis will not
ir eijeiit) y, but oav
Cii
e Ameri-
by rot ndverlise
re see tli.it ihe ih-h-on
the public, hy
Cjc. e.
:,.'.er, ; ntiter.!, to devote three
(-mh, 2j b, -7:!i) in idferin pub.
vi-.';-; ior l!:e u; ,.(-.-s oi t ,e ', ei-
lor .r.e mvoss m the
liiins'er itn-t the Americans.
tee'or of independence of the former with
a view of afterwards ndmimmr it into its
bosom; n..d nrn ifh could be received as . Murder of Fowl ten Anurkam ly the
annxiom of intei nalioiial law, that the j , Mi.rictlu.s!
: violation ol every rme el justice anu mor-j J be steamship iew loiK rnvctt
iaiitvean become a legitimate title ac-! yesterday about 1 o'clock, in SO hours
M-jui-ition, still the territory of Tamauli-! Jiom Gaivt'stotl. She left AraiiFH8.IV
; pas would not come withiti the law of on the 25 h of May, at w Inch place die
; aim xa'.ion pushed hy the Amei ican i ste-amsliip Scu had just arrived frMi. Pt.
I Couress, heeruise this only in. I ml. 9 thcl.abel. On hoard die Sea-were Mr.
iittJepemK.nt mmo ol 1 exas, me conn- Mi l"b ister, supposed 10 nave nern Kiueu
tryoccuped hy the di.-nu mherf d col-j in Capt. alkcr's scenting parly, Lif lit.
ony, ami by no means a fleets other de-1 Iluniphreys aiul Mr liters. McCleisier
parmit-ms, m whi. h ihe Mexican irov- j was severely wounded and supposed by
eminent has exercised without iuierrup- the Mexicans to be dead. He was sub
mm i'.s legitimate atnhoriiy. seqtiently found in the rlinpporal and
lVllow-ciiizens: Xiih an enemy taken to'Mat,.ii,oros-, w here lie vvss well
who respect not their own laws who, treated and recovered hem liis wounds,
u itliont shame, make liht of ihe.prin-l The most distressing news is the
cinles whicit they invoked before the ! murder of a nariv of fil'icen Amfrirans
' 1 t 1 1 L
Wo ;.
fe.'Uiirr
11. 1 ft .... ...... .1 no
wimm worm, to ;r;ve color 01 Honor to : mcludiriff two women u;u a m,
their ma'i.iiioiis du.-itis there remains twecn Point Isabel and Corpus ChrieU,
to us no lcoiiiie but that of arms. ' hv a narty of Mexicans, excecdinj? in
1 l . 1 ; . . . . . v 1 . . , c .1
-11. "as tec- erus-u 1.0 leave , ;- ortutialeiy, we are always ready to ; c h
iv'tte;
t.t tin Driti.-li mail
v r I' i t.lltZ :i .! j ,V,!!l:! Ot
It
a comnen
tioo:
In the see.
instance
the Board of Police themselves are the
m,m,
per ie at
.' 1 ,
a reii nit'
i'i
tie
1-hh.eu'hd eiueltvtmv of ll e previc ns
rrasp them jflorioiisly in defence of our; atrocities of these favi.efs. it apfrai
liOnilt.T;
1 1 1 . 1 , , ' . ,
c-',:i -t atiiii taivO on i.uard
1 eoehineai iliat should be
hi mm nt. '
We wouh.i rivpeclfullv risk (hint
:hf: h wh.-: kind of specie is coehi- j If m thu devfistatinjr torrent which ! Utile Colorado just previous to the
',.'-tii;m;:h by the war, ia his n me to ! ihreaf.-ns ns it be necessaiv to nnnosn n i -.(' ibn Rib ult. where ll were tut-
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mijeiiuntry. ()i Utile worth is the blood I that a party nfliHeen, el unem in.
i whi eh runs 01 our veins, when we think I IIoihms si oken ol ahme was
of slieddin-.: it to
sustain our nation:. mv aim mnenei
ir veins, wnon we tffiuk t Jioaeis spoken 01 uuoe
vindicate our honor, to ; Corpus (;hrisii for Point Isabel on t
mlity Jind independence. ! 2nd or 3d inst. They arrived nt n
the
iC
battle
tee, to make the estimate. In-each instance
it is the Board of Police who levies the
tax. and not the corn mi nee.
In our next by ir u"M of Ihe Board of
School Ccn'iUiif
ioner. we Miad rej
entire.
Tho London ve.rerss .v: "Mr. Ow-m,
it-
the well known philanthropist, who ar
rive. I recently from the United f:,i!e-,
has since his arrival h ad a h-r. inlerviow
mblis't ' with Lord Ali(.'rd?cn. c.)i!ee;'i,in-,f, it is
me comm
; hove, sp
the silrvei
f Vera'C
ie it e
iaireof t!
War Dim;
m,,m
rnz, publi-hcd i!yke'of steel, our swords will form it, prised by a company of R-anrheros, ana
beief overpowered by ritinior.r.,
1 i-3 not ex'-'topt Irom ) and 00 their points will the invaders
p tne luiit ol their mineir.ary con-
iat.
nm-st. If the slion s
die P
the Common School I.
Wah I)E?Aitr.in:-T. The War Deoart-
said, the r.fl'air.s
Mr. Ow en is charged
hctal rcprescntai
ol Oregon.
i'i a
n in reference
Whether
to tli,-
opiesh.m does mtt nppear, but it is b
. -.r... i.: n; i.. ,i .. ......
,ueiu a, "UMuiiomi ..i,v, ua.K-. w 1 lieved.to ho not improbable. One of his
management of Gov. Marcy, Im become a j Sfllig h )f (;0l,,r(,,.s f,(;Ill the
public nuisance, Almost every paper we 1 $mQ 0f i:l(liana. Mr. (hven, it is s-iid.
open contains some strictures on the mis- j re turns to the United States at the c ml (.'eiieni
managment of this important branch of the i of this week."' i promntl
.t:i::xt, May m'?, 1810.
81a: Althotih' Cenera! T.tjdor, who
aloiiLt was rmhorized hy thiF Depart
taetil, to mabe requiiiinns fir ftteh vol
unteer troop. :;s he mip.ht require, did
.. .. I !. 4.' . . .
urn eiti.ir ;cc i'te mam 01 .vi issi-st r-e,i m
itmces
I Jt.s recent e
.'save the hi ;
ev that the 0
e
inuueiii vy i -
render as prisoners of war. ho foonc
have been immortalized by the ehfent 'had those blood-ihirMy (legs
of an tmemv respcciable .md worthy of i possession of their arms than 1 e)
Memean vaiof, the banks of the ISravo j stripped and robbed their virtue, onium
will be witnesses of the disgrace of the 1 them beyond the povver-of resistsno
hau-hlv sons of the iimih, and its i find ha vinr ravished the women
I 1 . .1 Ml
deep waters v. ul serve as a sepulchre for
Ins
1 ! ll 'lh-h 'mil if imi i -itfl I 'iIl-m ii.fi (Vil-ft-tl nnrrrrvtr-l.-
- "01 11 ... 4 a 1 t i H ' v V I" il'l I V' in oj''n'ov 11 on llli
r to notify vour e.eelle)i j Uur iddi'i'ition is as ('real, as sacred:
O I 1 t , . ..1.. I. . . . I . . . I , , 1 r I. t... in
0 ui.iue on 011 o- ojm or 1 mere ts no saermcu uicu we oi!"nt 1101 hu'enereo neioie oon , .i
, ' . . ' . ., n i .... . ...... Mir. 8I.U
nes. an l w ik 1 was so tu n , ;- mi t ie ;i tars ol our eiumli v.. m..tnir Lcliup us own huh "". ' ,
most
before
1 nne
their fncrs. cut all their inn .. . -v
fond prf.f mill ll horrible. WW '
In mer ami '.
this tcrriine
government, urider its prevent itieilicienl
Secretary, all of which tend to the conclu
sion that Gov, Mavey 'is wholly meopable
of llllin.tr the oir.ee which he now he-Ids.
Volunteers are called (.'at and muslercd in
to the service of the United States, and no
provisions made for their pay, transporta
tion, or even for their sustenance. Orders
are made one day and countermanded the
nest. In fact it is all blunder and confu
sion. Perhaps, thouqh, the hilo btirrinjr
news fwra the Rio Grande cause! such a
flustration in the War Department that Gov.
Marcy tore his breeches anew, nnd is now
getting them mended at the expense of Un
cle Sam,. -(instead ot the Plate of New
York,) after which all will be right n",a;ti.
Tf 1 4 s R r : n 1 e 1 r 1 t 1 v t s . M e ;, r s . X .1 a f
man and 1'il.shury have been declared duly
elected Representative to Congress from
tlie State of Texai.
A letter from Bremen, of April ','"),
announces the arrival of several l'ro'es
tant ministeis from A meriee, on their
way to London, to attend tho ? (moral un
ion which is to take place in August.
They nre about to travel in Cerm ttiy,
in order to study the st ile of religion in
that country, and establish at) mm-mito
intercourse between the Luilmrtm ehmeh
in Germany and the sumo chinch in
America.
The following notice in the im-rtytme
may not be without imerst to readeis
in tins quarter :
Notu.i:. The friends and relatives
of the Texas volunteers are notified lh.it
tellers can he forwarded to the army, by
leavinnf them at the tirmv ollice in the
the ('umiacrciul iCxchane, St. Charles
street. J. A. BEAKD, j
Acting Qr. Master Genet al Texas,
Volunteers. I
if , .
........ 11
e.i;zi'Us ol '
niz- i! by th
"inled to by the
ir Male, has hern ice
palrtolie ' We have t
-d
el
md interests tne
fr- i dear lo the
me n
Your
form thi.-
llU!0ll!e! th;,t (
resident lo the extern of ! hearth
mrtm hed ar.d left for Texas. !ti.tust faith which we inherit from our
-el!cney is requested to in- ancestors. All these inestimable bene-
ii'tnmnt what immber has Nits will tlisannear, if the invaders suc
ceed in f-eeurimj; their conquest. And
wlmt lMexican worthy of his name,
could be content without figlitin to the
last, to see this noble rare sink under
the detesiaUc dominion of the stranger?
FRANCISCO ME JIA.
Matamoros, March 18, 1816.
lis own eseape was owing
hemlsiif man our domestic that while the wound upon
Kocers saw
eher
maimer neiore iuk o
to the fort
his thro"!
- 1 I .1 .rlkPnl B I
cur eusloms, our hmmiafje, the was not fain!, fie nan n i "
mt.wl ir, f(.ien bimscll ilea", ' .
tnto the Colorado, he.e he m
f
li'cspeetfiiliv, vour ob'dt s'vt.
W. L. .MARCY, Sec. of War.
His lis-a i'etir-y A. G. UltuwX, Gov. ic.
j A f-h'AiiT.v.v MoTHCtt. The widow
jof ( 'oiumodore 1'orler wrote lo her side
su 1 vi in;' mot, Lieut. Borier of ihe Navy
"Mv seui I should tut chid to see von. ' Xo. II "Pretest of the Prefect of
but Ij.nfcr that you go the other
Sue dev. red iinn to repair to Mexico
to avenem I. id brother's death.
A Iero. lov named Henrv J.
the JXorfhem Disttint of Tcmavli
pts against our occupation of Ihe
country."
I'liKFi.eTctti: of tiik North cf Ta
MAri.ii'A?. Alibouch die prntlint; ques-
Boole, need 1 J years, jumped from the tion as. to ihe incorporation of Texas
wharf at S . nth Boston", on the 8th inst., j with the Umtcd Stales be still under the
and rescued a child of four years old, 1 consideration of the supreme Govern
who had accidentally fallen ovciboard. j mcnt of Mexico, yet the fact that the
to escape unseen, and swam to w
i . ... mi i n. o he fii') C
c in fll li t: 1 ir ,
die oilief
ftil'-"e'
Gr.in'!f,
1 o :..
quently made Ins wr.y w .)al
pern i ",v ,
was taken prisoner,
in Matamoros
, anil, otter mc
11 . lillCI
rliatmea. jt is smicu ". .....Uvs
was
written from Corpus Christ. W r
before .lie departure ol hL" Jf
pivinR information to the f (!fir
dmir march, and of iho.ir.oo nt oM
ey. it was noi, tic trm
an American oinccr, ma. . jjr
efil-er consented to exiling0
Rogers.
a fool is uhy e1" M 80
ass is known by bia bray.
money.
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