y,1,co AND TExAs.-The Courier of the 2eth
;. h.. the following translation Of a paper noti-
u'. ,be President OF Texas of the renewal OF
Hl.s .s II hostility between that Republic and Mex
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y~s :. .host;lity between that Republic and Mex
ioo preaent ssaei Heus.or iRr1nins h,s e 81


T1d,. FIRST BRIGADE os TnE NORTH


s,ed By the supreme government IN the arnisuee oi
esd he lS bsrnr expired his e.cccucy ha, called to
G .om tie ll;h Of The present sen non, nnd com
cosos @ ,be his excellence also make
sosn ny e bs Of the said


s whose generous eonduc, town them they
relation to Gusso4 bn n Tn,, Sny abused The


ccs n the Republic by violating the conditions OF ,ne


es the sbaaS have repaied to the city Of
skseo to reguaie differences 40 lar rs Their pro
sS might be admissible ns I G syan ue bc


aases Of conduc, so ,,e cediiabe has o,ceed me 70
Ton his csouon so thnt may oe we h besonse
ts 20, h,s always listened The voice OF humanity
hsehlth not re commenced III u'e perou ''Ne .! ~
sa,ce my rcere: in thinking blood once more


vet in transmitting TO you the deciaaton o me
sou cnoy the satisfaction ind that Ju',ce IS on me
Perez, causs which repCscs on sacred and
Sc VI % thls wo place confidence us well rs IN he Nat
rsho no. When the struggle shall once more becl '5e


q. cur world will Judge between us aEd ne fortune OF war
hn, Re favorable 10 thoe who hight iof hef country


's he renew to you e ny 2sh con-
aJsapSVSS aJs.S VSps,,er,, Micr 18th June. 1s4.


n Gsa samuel H0aston.


1o,s OF THE BARK IsTooRs OF PORTLAND
bark Isidore, Capt. Springer, from Havana,
Inc bound to Constradl, having sprurg leak
oSn w me days since. and while enceavoring to
,'a' bs, Dor, went ashore On Trundys Reef
.an nsAe Cauc Elizabeth and Portland Lights
yls. CIV. o'clock, Ang. l, and will probably be
s0o'i loss with her valuable cargo, consisting Of
soros 100 boxes of sugar


Loo "a IN RDStDn
.SnoO Freight in Portland at Hartford Office
:, $4,000. The cargo probably at Lloyds, valued
4 asbout $4,000.


The weather, when she struck, was thick, wind
9 +. and blowing fresh on shore.


The probability is that she will go to pieces the
ant tide, as she was humping hard upon the
.a.ts when we left about an hour since, bottom
m,s stove in, and continual breach was making
over her. r,.,.,
aunng the forenoon, from our city, to view the
,r,ect which now lies within half mile of the
.ho,o Portland Express.


ANOTHER DEATH FROM ASSAULT AND BATTERY
An inquest was held this morning before Cor
ocer Pratt, on the body of Levi Caswell, who
%ed from wounds received about the 25th Of last
month. ,.,.


Il seems Caswell was in the store Of William
West, corner of Richmond and Ann streets, and
tom some cause. West struck Caswell, knocked
him down.. and with some assistance. beat HIM
most numerically, and from the effect of the
wounds received Caswel died yesterday after
noon.


Caswell was married man and lived at TO
3Traverse street. West was arrested on Friday
The Goth ult and brought before the Police Court,
where he was bound over to await tho result OF
the wounds received by Caswell.-- Bost. Times


FoncgRy-NARRow EscAPE.-An adroit and
nearly successful attempt to pass forged note ot
1920 was made at the Ontario Branch Bank on
Wednesday, by stranger. Two forged names
we're endorsed, one of them that of S. Newton
Dexter, Esq. and they were so we'll done as 10
deceive the President and Cashier OF the Bank,
and the note was passed to the teller, to be dis
counted. The teller detecting some little pecu-
Garity in one of the letters of MIR. Dexter's
name, called the attention OF the other officers TO
il, and the man was told as he was stranger
they would prefer to have him get line from
Mr.. D. which he agreed to do, and left, which
was the last that was seen Of him. In the even
inp Sheriff Jones, of Montgomery county, came
up in pursuit of the same man, who, 1t seems,
had passed two forged notes in that county.


Utica Gazette.


HAMILTON CoLLgGE-Thc annual commence
ment of this institution was held on Wednesday,
the 24th ult in the large stone chapel in Clinton
An immense assembly, says the New York Bap-
.ist Register, was in attendance more than could
gain admttance. The performances the young
liv hJulv
ceditable to the College and some could be
mentioned of superior order, both as to compo.
silion and delivery.


0rations were delivered by l. N. Jerome, Pom.
pey; S FL. Stoddard, Camden ID. II. Frost,
Evansville B. F. Rhodes, Bridgewater r. X.
Sandford, Fulton R. E. Hungerford, Water
town; E. B. Elliot, Romulus q. 2. Cook, Sy-
ncuce; E. Ii. Crane, Clinton L. e. Haven,
Sangerfeld Fl. Allen, Cazenovia w. G. Hub
bard, Panama ]. G. Wehb, Adams l.. La.
throp, Auburn ]. Ellis Jr. Amherst, O.; d. A.
Honrook, Whitesboro l. B. Waldo, Portage
F.Wilcox, Manlius; ]. Eells, Jr. Amherst, o.
c. Burgess, Silver Creek Linus NJ. Peck, Gaze
hoyia


Music was intersperscd throughout Of an ami
mated character. The degree of A. b. was con-
isfred on nineteen members of the class, and also
on DIR Ezra S. Gallup, of Cortland Academy
and that of A. NJ. on two of the alumni. and on
Samuel Gridley and Dennis Platt, and ID. d. on
Wm. D. Strobeil, of Otsego county.


MuRpER.-O Sunday last, William NJ. Brant-
ley killed John Turner, instantly, by striking him
With dirk. The atffay happened about mile
liom town, and from what we can learn, the blow
was given without any cause whatever. Bran'ey
came from Alabama short time since with his
mother (what other family, VIC did not leain) on
their way to Arkansas. After committing the
murder, he mounted his horse, rode home, GOT
some clothes and money, and then put out for
Alabama. He wss pursued by constable Osborn,
and overtaken abou, ten miles from here, brought
back, and snow in j,l to await his trial, in No
wnbsr next. [Vicksburg Wing, July 90


INTERESTING TO HUsBANDs-A late English
paper says that in the Court Of Queens Bench,
recently, jury refused to make husband re
tponsble for an extravagant minet's bill TO his
wie, comprehencing amongst other items ten
new bonne,s and forly-three pairs of gloves in
seven months.
o The Boot and Shoe Trade is one Of i'm
nense Importance in this State. In Abingdon