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 LATeE rRoN TExAs.-Es If tye,eroi ,g,.s, A. ietser wesreOeived in & civ veSiss,D a5.4 [ iltS source, dated New Oesns, AHr. had just arrived at New-O1eans ,ho bsS .rte.lgence that santa Anna had escaped Sor % req vas 'a rcnS r ur meMSlcan sEmy under Cen Ur advlces' had reached within sixty miles of that UIacs sk* ssss s N> Y. Mere. Ado. Ch0sgeQG zteason agOnast tle Pres;deut of g,.,o.

 captain q the Iexlan army now in this city, direct ly from Texas nloins us that charges had been for mally preferred sgainst Mr. Burnet the Presdent of Texae, for Treason. The charges were signed bv Gen. Lamar, Gen. Rusk, and nearly all the prncipsl otticersof shs Esxan army s Tslsase a of Sants An for the accusation. We do not fT moment believe that any charge against President Burnet niuriopsly affecting his mora! principles can be sustained His be beyond the reach even ofdetTaction: 2. (. ,,,,

 WASHINGTON, August p. Letters from the south. state that our troops are happily removed from those gravey ards, Fort Drane and Micanopy, where out of 800 officers and men, 200 have been sick indeed, every officer at these posts has been down. Capt. Gates died at Fort Drane. and his death was supposed to have been hastened by the unfortunate affair of his brother, Major Gates. It is said to be doubtful whether any, ofthese troops will be able to do active. duty even when the season arrives, so far have their constitutions been injured by the climate. a

 The Indians are said to be about in squads all over Florida, and whenever and wherever opportunity offers never fail to destroy all the property they meet, and murder the inmates ofeVery house found undefended. z -sef# " 2 .,Fs -4---- aFt ta 4ffAs.,sllT gt

 Gubernatorial RencontyeA AThe Portland Advertiser publishes extract from letter from Ohio, descnb- ing singular rencontre between General Boynton of Ohio, and the Hotspur Governor of Michigan The writer was witness of the sccne--whch took place at Detroit appears that conversation arose rela- tive to the boundary line and the admission of Mchi- gan with the Union. Offended at some remarks that Gen. B. inadvertently dropped while dining at the A. mencan Hotel, Mason seized the carving knife and made an attempt to hearthim Gen. B. saw the move.

 ent in time to ward off the blow, wrenched the knife from threw him on the floor, put his foot on him and tore his coat to piecesthen throw him into the street. seized loaded horsewhip and gave him se- were fagellation, which the writer remarks @soon cooled his ife."--OAio papsr.

 A new Prcfessorshig, or rather distinct one. has been created in Yale College-that of mathematics. Anthony D. Stanley, successful teacher of this branch in that institution has been assigned to this post. NA aHe4

 The friends of the Magician are taking the alarm- The People are inquiring into his qualifications and prncples-and the result of their examination win prove death blow his prospects. This his office holding adherents plainly see and struggle desperately to sustain him. that they may be enabled to hold on to the spoils But 1t won't do. Struggle and fume and rave as they may, the People have to decide at last they will neither be driven coaxed into the sup port of man, whom they know only as intriguing, selfish arisocrat, whose care s for himself first and for his country last. Dayton OhiOJ Journal.

 

 "'' %a' '5A DIED, @s ,se'h'.'3

 In New-Haven, on Friday last, MT Ashbel Marsh, of this town, aged Oyears. His remains were brought here for interment nNgH sAa *5sA7E.S@ 3ses @

 In this village, on Friday last, Minias Suma, ta O. lored man,) aged about 45. ir..fi s,s>,s9sa. . VI

 In La Grange, Fayette county. Tenn. on the 6th of July. Amanda Felicia. aged II months, only cnld of MT. Myron KHborn. formerly of this town. SC; on the 2h, Mrs. Mary Kellogg aged 9l, relict of

 In New-Preston. ea tho S4th July Mrs Esther Ann Whittesey, aged 2l, wife of MT. Roger N WhittIesey . In Watertown, on the 25th inst. Mrs. Lucy Eliza beth Parker wife of Mir Frederick s. Parker, of New

 In Vernon, @ Mr. Miles Futile, aged A Solomon. son of MT. Elisha Hyde, aged l6. a5f@.

 In New London, Mrs. Anna Bebee, aged 99. In Mobile, MT. Normand Gaylord, aged 70 years, a ''Gvs in Tolahssse % Mr % Adna Rowe Merchant of Au gusa, Georgia aged 50 years formerly from Farming

 In New.Haven, MT. Avah Canada, aged S6; Mrs. Hannah Punderson, aged 6l; MT. Washington B. Eos ter, aged "A; Major Lucius B. Canada, aged S; MT. James G. Delavan, aged s.