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AUSTIN TEXAS SATURDAY DECEMBER 2 1854.
NO. 15.
' TI-IE TEXAS STATE GAZETTE.
Published wookly bj- JOHN IUAIlS2IAIiI A: IV. S. OtiDHAItl.
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LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
tlio First Session of tlio TJiirty-thirtl CongrcHi.
Public. No. 72.
' Hiiojdk Island. FrQin bristol. by new castle to pathaquid;
fronuchepacket to burrill ville ; from Coventry -by west green-
wicli to yine hill; from Coventry by pottcrville to rice city :
from kingston depot by usquepaugh. to brand's iron works ;
from nooseneck bill by west greenwicli centre eskoheng and
voluntown to Campbell's mills; from newport by Jamestown
Narragansett tower hill wakefield perrysville charlestown
.and quonochon tang to westerly; from pawtuxet to Warwick
'.neck; from providence by knightsville Natick centreville
Coventry west greenwicli pine hill brand's iron works Ilop-
kinton north stonington (Connecticut) mystic centre groton
and groton to new london; from providence by lippett to
fiskville; from providenco by pawtuxet Warwick and east
greenwicli to wickford ; from pawtuxet to Warwick neck ; from
'providence by east greenwicli wickford kingston shamrock
mills' Carolina mills dorrville and westerly to stonington Con-
necticut; from providence by centredale greenville and
cllepachet to pascoag ; from providence by north scituate south
foster and south killingly Connecticut to-west killingly ; from
providence by north scituate foster and east killingly Connecti-
cut to killing''; from providenco br pawtuxet valley falls
lansdale limeTock albion manville Cumberland bill woon-
sockqt falls blackstone massachusetts slatersville rhodo island
millville massachusetts uxbridge north uxbridge whitins-
yillo northbridgOj farnumsville sandersville wilkinsvillo and
Milbnry.to Worcester; from providence by vue de l'eau Har-
rington warren bristol and portsmouth to newport; from
providence by olneys ville south scituate mount vernon rice
city sterling Connecticut and moosup to central village; from
fcoufch scituate by claysville to foster centre; from wakeficld
by .peacedale and kingston. to kingston depot; from Warwick
ilepot.by Warwick natick and phoenix tohopeville; from war-
wick depot by Warwick centreville and anthong to Coventry ;
from westerly by potter's hill and ashaway to hopkinton.
Connecticut. From allyn's .point by norwich greenville
jewett's city plainfield central village west killingly killing-
ly' quiuebansr thompson fishervillc webster massachusetts
Oxford and auburn-to Worcester; from anrloverby gilead and
hejbrqn to colchester ; from bethel by redding redding ridge
and easton to bridgeport; from bethel by cold spring monroe
and Huntingdon to derby; from bethel by cold s'pring to
derby; from bridgefield by lewisborough (new yorfy) vista
smith's bridge Connecticut new canaan to north Stamford;
from bridgeport by trumbull and truinbull long hill to stepney;
from hridtreoort bv stemlev denot. cold snnmr newton haw-
ley ville brooldield new mil ford; gaylord'tr bridge south kent
kent Cornwall bridge west Cornwall falls village south ca-
naan canaan ashley falls (massachusetts) Sheffield jjreal bar-
rington van dusenville and west stockbridge to stato lino; from
bridgeport by statford derby ausonia humphrey ville nauga-
tuck waterb'urv watervilleplymouth plymouth hollow camp-
ville east litchfield wolcottvil'le burrville and west winsted.to
vinchester ; from bridgeport by cold spring newtown hawloy-
villo brookfield new mil ford" gay lord's bridge south kent
kent Cornwall bridge west cop-wall falls village south ca-
naan canaan; Sheffield (mas-achusetts) great barrington van
dusenville and west Btdckbridre to state line: from bolton
west suf field and feeding hill to westfield massachusetts; mills collamor and sterling hill to sterling; from waterbury
from hartford by wetherstield rocky hill cromwell middle- to watertown ; from Avaterbury by marion to west meriden ;
tiwn durham durham centre northford and fair haven to new from waterbury by watertown to litchfield; from west cdrn-
haven ; from hartford by west hartford farmiugton bristol ' wall to sliaron ; from west killingly by brooklyn hampton;
lerrysvine piymoutii piymouni noiiow ana norcnneiu 10 men- uimjjiiii sum norm winanam. to wmimaniic; irom wesiwuung-
liekl ; from hartford by buckland manchester manchester ton by moose meadow westford north ashfoid west Woodstock
station qnanyville boston andover and south coventiy to and new boston to webster (massachusetts ;) from willimautic
williamantic; from hartford by uew britain plainville and for by mansfield centre and chaplain to eastford ; from windham.
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rescvnie to bristol ; lrom liarttord by bloomneia uinnvuie
Kranby and southwick to westfield masbachusetts; from hart
ford bv east hartford. south Windsor east Windsor hill and
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to willimautic.
St-aviuiy ix California. Happily the result of the recent
anctover co mnbia. hbertv lull. Jebanon rank m and norwich- cuisnea oy cuverse. ana comuctiner views 01 slavery.
town to norwich: from hum oh revs ville bv oxford southford. mocratic party is split into two factions one of which prol
southburv. woodburv bethlehain and south' adams to litchfield: the fashionable free soil notions of slavery and of its ev
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windsorville. to hrortd brook: from hartford bv bloomfield elections is not a'toirether disastrous to the South. Even from
simsbury west granby and hartford to west graiivillo mnssa the gloom of defeat in the North comes a ray of hope that the
chusetts; from hartford by simsbury. noi th canton and bark- insolent triumph of the abolitionists may stimulate the zeal of
hamstead to west hartland ; from hartford by east hartford the apathetic and rouse the resentment of the submissive 60
east Windsor hill south Windsor east Windsor broad brook that men of all parties and oi every disposition in the South
scitico and sommerville to somcrs ; from hartford by cast may perceive the necessity of united and energetic action in
hartford manchester quarry ville- Coventry south Coventry defence of their rights.
willimantic windham koward A'alley and brooklyn to west' Besides this general effect theie is a significance in thore-
killingly ; from hartford by east hartford buckland ' Oakland suit ot the California elections which the South observes with
vernon rockville ellington square pond and west Stafford to satisfaction and with a presage of good fortune. In addition
Stafford; from hartford by ea3t hartford manchester bolton to the ordinary political issue's parties in California are distin-
me JLe-
'esses
il in-
irom jewett's city by griswold voluntown and pendleton hill nuence on the welfare ot society; while the other understands
to north stonington ; lrom litchfield to wolcoitville; iromlitcli- its true nature ana proposes to introduce ana establish it in me
field to litchfield station; from litchfield by goshen west State. The forces of the first aro led by Broderick and ai)
goshen and north Cornwall to west Cornwall ; from litchfield mainly recruited by emigrants from the New England States
by bantam falls woodville new preston marble dale and north- The other party is composed chiefly of Southern gentlemen
ville to new milford ; from middletown by portland middle and whilst ordinarily distinguished by its attachment to the
haddam and oast hampton tp east hampton lake;" from mid- fortunes of Senator G win is really controlled by such men as
dletown by portland middle baddatn cobalt haddam lees- Hamilton Peachy and Inge. The struggle between these par-
ville eust "haddam hadlyme north lyme and hamburg to lyme; ties has been fierce and aiduous audit was long doubtful for
from middletown to meriden; from' middletown by higganum Mhoin victory would pronounce. But the vulgar energy of a
haddam east haddam Chester deep river centre 'broolce and brutal rodyism was unequal to the contest with talent and char-
cssex to saybrook ; from midiUetown to portland; from mid- aeter and we witness at last the complete triumph of the
dletown by east berlin to the depot on the new haven hartford "Chivalry." The candidates of the Gwin Democracyare elec-
arid springfield railroad ; from middletown by portland cobalt ted by a decisive majority over both the Broderick men and the
middle haddam and east hampton to Chatham; from middle- Whigs.
town by portland middle haddam east hampton marlborough The unseen but active issue between these factions is whether
hebron Columbia and willimantic to windham ; from milford the Southern portion of Caliibrnia shall be organized into a
by derby humphreysville and naugatucke to waterbury ; from separate State with a constitution recognising and establishing
naples by riker hollow to prattsburgh; from new hartford by slavery. The recent success of the Gwin party promises a sat-
pleasant valley hitchcockville and colbrook river to new bos- isfactory solution oi' this problem. And thus may the military
ton massachusetts; from new haven by hamden Cheshire ! violence by which California was devoted to free-soil be avenged
southington plainville farmiugton avon and simsbury to and the South yet be restored to an equal participation in the
tarifiVille; from new haven to east haven ; from now haven by ( wealth of that splendid empire. The Nebraska principle of
north haven wallinford west meriden meriden berlin ken-j popular sovereignty and non-intervention smooths the way for
sington new brittaiu hartford Windsor Windsor locks ware- the establishment of a slave State in Southern California. "Eor
house 'point thornpsonville and long meadow massachusetts ; if the people of California choose to divide their domain and
to springfield ; from new haven by fair haven north branford to set up another State with Southern institutions of course-
north guilford north madison killingworth and winthrop to Congress will not presume to interpose any objection. The
deep river; from new haven by west haven milford Stratford I Nebraska bill forbids Congressional interference and leaves it
oridgeport tairneid southport wesrport sangatncic norwaiic- to the "people of a. State or Territory to determine their own
south norwalk darien depot Stanford miamus greenwicli port institutions." Southern California is peculiarly propitious top
Chester new york rye mamaroneck new rochelle east Chester negro labor and its inhabitants are very anxious that slavery
west farms haerlem and yorkville to new york; from new ; should be introduced amongst them. Richmond JTv quiver.
haven by fair haven branford guilford madison clinton west-1 .
brooke saybrooke lyme laysville east lyme and waterford to p- We take the following from a New York paper of Oct. 31..
new london ; from new hartford by pleasant valley hitchcock- lL wonld seem Umt there are olher parlies 1)esiaes Messrs. Walker'
ville colbrooke river new boston massachusetts and otis to K & c al)e am wlVm tQ hnM lhe Pucfic Rallroad .
westbecket; lrom new london by cliesterhold and salem to ... '" .'i . n -
i i . J. ... J ..i . . i ...! i Bv niajineiic te effraph we learn that the Houston papers oi the-
colchester; irom new london by uncasville norwich norwich- ' l l
town yautic north franklin south windham willimantic south " ' . r . .
coVentry eagleville mansfield depot west willin-ton staiford ' )T " ave nolIst 1flrher of le?T" T a"(11K'1n"'1 he-
springs and monson massachusetts to palmer; from new ion- I 00 dep'.t wi.e was to have b-o made on he 30th n.
J 0 ' . J L i .. ' " There are hut twelve clny k'ft in which to save the present con-
don by groton centre groton mystic mystic river and mystic tfac ni( l)e mo miM mch here vUllil uext weel:or lhe con.
bridjre to stonington Connecticut ; from ncJw london by mystic lK(Jt wi fa l0 le no1K
river or mystic bridge (by water.) to stonington; from new j Tlii-s Tacific llmlioml projnot is one whoe history will hereafter
milford by bridgewater to boxburg; from newtown ly south figllre nm0ng the financial speculations of the day. The charter
britain southbury and woodbury to hotchkibsville; from new i granted by the Legislature of Texas was one ot the most liberal ones
york by haerlem west farms east chesier new rochelle mam- i ever acoepred by a ooiioiate body. It provided for the construction
aroneck rye port chesttr greenwicli (connecticnt) Stamford i of tli Misbissippi and Pacific Itailroad with a grant of twenty sec-
darien norwalk westport southport iairtield bridgeport and ! mods of land of GdO acies each for cacti and cveiy mile of the road
Stratford to milford; from north Woodstock by Woodstock and linuiiuK the combe from any point on the boundary line of Texas
nromiret. to all nebauir: from norwalk bv weston. to redding I "ul llorU1 Linton Aiuans-; io a suuaoie ponu on me um ran-
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irom norwalk to new canaan : irom norwich to
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nor-
deVot bv coventrv. mansfield depot mansfield west ashford
'ashford phoenix ville nbington and promfret landing to killing-1
y ; from bristol by terrysvillc )lymouth plymouth hollow and
north field t6 litchfield;' from central village by canterbury
Westminster scothuul and windham to south windham; from
colchester by ycstchostor and modus to east haddam; from
collinsville by new hartford centro torringsford and bakersville
to wolcottvilio; from collinsvillc by pine meadows new hart-
lord Winchester wo.st winstead millbrooke norfolk west nor-
folk and east canaan to cannan ; from danbury by ball's jioiul
to new fairfirJld; from danbury by new f.iirfield and haviland
liollow (newyork) to paiorson; from danbury by bethel to
'liayli.eavillo; from falls village by Salisbury lakoville and ore
hill to north east n. y.; from farmiugton by unionville bur
lington and harwinton to wolcottville; from greenwicli by
north greenwicli round hill banksvillo and stanwich to long
bridge; from hartford by bloomfield tariii'ville granby north
granby and east granvilje (massachusetts) to blanfum; from
liartfo'rd by west hartford avon canton collinsvillc new hart-
ford Avinchestor millbrook and norfolk to canaan ; from hart-
ford by west hartford farmiugton bristol forrysville ply month j
and plymouth hollow to northlield ; from hartford by bloom-
field' s'imbury west 'granby and hartland to west granville
mapsuchusetts ; from hartford by hockanam and glastenbury
to south glastenbury; from hartford by east hartford glasten-
bury marlborough colchester salem and chesterfield to new
london j from hartford by poquoqock rainbow 'east granby
wiciitown franklin windham mansfield cenfre mansfield
j tolland rockville ellington somens north vomers and east
long meadow massachusetts to syrmgheld; irom norwich by
preston griswold voluntown pendleton hill and north stonin
Jon to westerly rhode island ; from norwich by norwichtown
bozrah and hozrahville to colchester; from norwich -by poque-
tannuck and ledyard to gale's ferry ; from norwich by jawett's
city plainfield central village west killingly killingly Wilkin-
son thompson fisherville webster' massachusetts oxford ami
auburn to Worcester; from north Woodstock by Woodstock and
pomfret to Wilkinson ; from pleasant valley to new hartford;
from pleasant valley to Warwick neck; from poutdikeopsio by
la grangevillc croubo's store pleasant ridge and waitstown to
south dover; from ridgelield by lewisborough (new york)
vista new canaan (Connecticut) and north Stamford to btam-
ford; from rockville by tolland west willington willington
ccntie moose medow westford north ashford west Woodstock
village corners and dudley to webster massachusetts; from
rough and ready by whbI union slayter's in tr 'iipsburgh and
brookfield to westfield Pennsylvania ; from south norwalk' by
norwalk wilton georgetown ridgefield redding redding ridge
and bethel to danbury; from Stamford to now canaan; from
btafford depot (Connecticut) to southhridge (massachusetts ;)
from stuartville by bloomfield lariffvillo granby north granby
and oast granville (massachusetts) to blanford: from tolland
by mocso meadow westford north ashford and west Woodstock
to north Woodstock; from unionville byburlingtonand harwin-
ton to wolcottvilio ; from vernon depot by vernon rockville
a'id tolland to stafibrd springs? ; from voluntown by Campbell's.
df at or near El Paso. Tn addition to which a right of way was
Igianteil for the load diroimh the public donii'in of three hundred ami
sisiy fem in wjdili with all timber &o. adjoining and requisite for
j the con-tinctiop of the road. The 20th of April was the time fixed
i for the reception of proposal.- the Company to deposit with lhe State
Tieasuier. h3000()0 within sixty day- after the contiact as a guar-
anty that'fifty miles oi more ot the iouI shall be constructed within
eignleen nioinli-from the date of the contract.
Jus slated that instead of deposiln.g !;;3()0000 in money the com-
pany piolfeicd certain Stocks in Manufacturing or Hanking Co'iipu-
nie a collaterals But tnese weie refus-ed by the Governor of Tex-
as as not being a compliance with the Statute. The time for mak-
ui'r the depo&it was aftci wards extended and now we learn that up'
io lhe 21st inst.. the Company had not effected it. Jf tlic prc$c?W
Comjumy thall be unable lo make this payment other paitics with
adequate capital arc uady to take the conduct and grant of land."
Tin: Nnwuoin RncKivr. The following is the famous Kew-
bold receipt which has acquiied so much celebrity ;
Seven lbs. coarse salt live lbs. brown sugar two ozs. pearl-
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ash. four irallons of water.
nicklo well when cold. Put it on the meat. JInmsto remain
n eight weeks beef three weeks. The above is lor 100 lbs.
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To Fatten Pigs. Yy actual experiment it has been nscer
tained that one- hundred pounds of corn meal will produce as
M-eat a gain as two hundred jioundsof shelled corn. FarmQrs
wishing to experiment can fully satisfy themselves ol'tho eoi1-
rectness of this. Boiled rice will fatten pigs very fat. Parj.
nips and carrots are aleo very good.
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