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st the kitchen of Mr. Rawls. of our town, was also burnt. Mr. R. is absent from town. Sickness in a Texas regiment. The Marshall (Texas) Republican, of the 14th inst, says: A letter from Gregg's regiment, dated the 24th, stated that the sickness among the soldiers was unabated. Seventy six men had died up to that date, and many more were dangerously. Lincoln Despotism in Europe — a citizen of New Orleans refusal a Passovers. A citizen of New Orleans writing from Barcelona to the New Orleans Bulletin, concludes an interesting letter as follows: I must certainly not omit the most important event in my whole life and in all my travels. When I left Liverpool I had a United States passport, which the United States in that city refused to vise, saying that I must apply to the United States Ambassador in London. On my arrival in the metropolis of the three kingdoms, I went directly to fix my passport matters, and directed my way to the United States Minis