Civilian And Galveston City Gazette (Newspaper) - January 6, 1844, Galveston, Texas f u of be posl or Will 9tpm..ti�.iit ami of purged ns Marring 111 gained as to of 2,4J0,000 bales to da y secrecy from the act of relative 10 the sumption of Europe time 1U1 man voted ' bu 2,200.000 910.1 Vf the 3la,ed 1 voted 1 the payment of the Thompson for ihe benefit of ilia too payment of claims due for and payment of ihe of for the of which he I pel milled lo tatea back ut iho original pi tlie whole matter has been made there spms id he less to the measure President than to ihe which adopted 3716447 | fOur proceedings of this body do 23d on which day ' Tko Telegraph publics a loiter be Wo copy tbe heads Washington the treasures recently a resolution requesting jP reside nit o his H that a has there that shrinks fiom all with the United of the to let his lime as the Hon. Senate or I know feeling in Texas on this up a Id take action on a House of Representatives adopted a on ihe President for nee Vev we en this Govern me Eng alio copies all and any for- the United this Go cease until they ile news rom Government and the most praiseworthy iai of of lei equally found fault Mr. Lewis offered to by adding not public but the House rejected the fPr The ns u matter of declined a with of these what action will be taken upon them in the houses which they oi to be announcement of their adoption surprised us Dot a and the reasons which have actuated the who passed them aie beyond our Whatever the correspondence of ihe President with other may can have no effect or obligation upon the until it has lead 10 a treaty or treaties of some and they are ratified by the The indicates the manner and the proper lime in which all such information as concerns or its is to be laid before This ill-timed if not met in a proper end in destroying iu a single measures which have been for more than a and in injury to the but in the House of Representatives of the not the public shows the lengths which who have adopted these measures are willing ir go in order to a curiosity made criminal by the disregard of the public with which ll is Among the many important bills now before aro the us more a 1 The promptness replies most to a man in favor of It is presumed that bail will now go We like this system of through the public ' ' super- has been presumed fact that lias would MhH something this has been ng uas to lie by hap been taken for and ted to prices which ihe ask in the of upon a fail and more prices hut would be hui tho effective causes and tint ol un inflated currency A of hi Pit may be from the manner in and besicleS u cedes the necessity of a Government lout these littlo Hereafter we shall have no villainous secrets to kill people off with sentence of in this county pardon Year's released from He received i ai he did the df Without any j U. CUSTOM RATES OF allowed in the Custom House for Gold as of 1831, fixing the value Slates old 10 67 do do English 6 04 Do 82 Do 1691 French Double Louis 1786) 9 66 Do ' do 89: Louis 1799).. Do IK 55 D9 pr 40 7.,40 Napoleon or 20 S 85 TJo Same as the new Louis 4' 65 Frankfort rtM 2 27] them they foil Vindicator publishes the the counties of Austin the AUSTIN males under 17 years ol do do finm 17 do do do 21 to 50, do do over 50 do females under 15 years of do do from 15 to 30, do do Total Negroes under 10 years of do over 10 and under 60, d o over 50 Total slaves Number of of cotton In in 9^ 85 481 365 197 2063 404 798 23 1225 5856 8 706 297 26.5 25 ' Mojitos Do reminds ine i Was a cone case on his dfi all j walking Recovering himself Poi tuques * do Spanish 1772 Pistole Columbian IN THE Read a second lime and A In fix ihe currency in which fines shall lie 1 A to provide tho manner by which married women may convey their in this counti J. A tho and Heads of Departments to repair to the seat of j i Joint providing for an amendment ol and for the establishment of a Supreme IN Read a tunc and An act supplementary to an act regulating foes of approved 18ih January A for the of An actio to whi may have ed in this Republic tho 1st 1842, mid 1st January ihe of the act granting Hands to 1 A to collection of costs in ihe Supreme An act to prescribe the mode of claims if ihe of deceased persons in A for ihe relief of Bexar A authorising to act in their official throughout their 1 A to tho y A requiting the Executive and Heads of Detriments to ihe seat of third time sad % to amend and in part on act to raise a by approved 27th 12. to repeal 13dt section of an act fo raise by impost approved January lit. j resolution for the annexation of Texas to t I Jk in the nf a suitable tn levise and ihe laws ol * repeal an act to amend ihe existing laws relation to proceedings in courts of A to amend the criminal laws of the lo alter the time of holding the Supreme and for ' iij reduce the tax Upon neat A regulating the disposition and settlement of hiH making for the settlement land Passed Both for tbe relief of Captain making the payment of the i of District for the year 1843. Total number of acres in do do do do of do do of ' ol 15.249 42,430 1.750 1,516 15 53 of in a i a present Reform it has they would shut up be for ' - y nos ui tuie yours much to the ny I us with many have been too much iii tho 1habit of l Number of yai ds of cloth made in this county 5,743 13.432 lo thl WASHINGTON men Single ladies Man ied Children under 10 Number oi acres number do in of orxi few 695 200 326 922 1328 7063 14,020 resolution to remove COTTON SUPPLY AND Mr. opinion that improved prices for Cotton may be if the present ho not over 1.800,000 appears to be thought by many to be lather dictated by feeling than authorized by and that any material advance in existing prices musi either from on overissue of currency or speculative The price of every article must be regulated by the great law of supply and as the formei is in excess it as the and if the prospect of Cotton be tried by this a rigorous examination of the comparative production and will not only wai rant the of better but create wonder prices should have as low as they have The embraces a period of 8 years from 1834 to 1842 and is confined to United States Cotton Consumption Production Average price 1st Jan. 16 15 15.J 9 Hi H 8 From the foregoing Table it will be that the average production for 8 has been 1,587,000. and the average cei taudy such a near equality in the supply and mand would not even witb every allowance for tbe excess of currency for a portion that the great decline in the prices in 8 from 16 to 8, audio 1842 to the still lower price pf 6. U be observed that every excessive the nipt ion has 1ft the years of baa opt be dates pait ibat de- that tbe total eon 34-5 1,252,000 1.254,000 35-6 1.342.000 1,360.000 36-7 1,392.000 1,422,000 37-8 1,638.000 1.80U.0QJ 38-9 1,38^000 1.260.000 39 40 1,895.000 2,177.000 40-1 1.681.000 1,634,000 41-2 1.765,00d 1,633,000 forgetful or unmindful ol This is especially ihe case with und if a 14 bo true that is stated of of that great a reform is indeed loudly called Sometime a was appointed by Parliament to inquire into the causes I he health of This committee ted together an immense of a portion of which has already been of the witnesses by tbe committee was a Mr. who to a be He said plan on grave was served or throughput that jtW what is called a public thirty the first Wss ed by und up 18* dog my tiff 4fa
