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Also of Dry Goods and all other varieties every Tuesday
and Friday.
Extensive Sale of Valuable Furnure all descriptions
Iosa Of ' III SsErIf :rss
Sale of Household Furniture Thu,sdsy at e Dey street
HIThA 81 XAN RXKE IS Apsi - o,o,.
II az No. ia Leonard street ohNTHoNY J. BEEc stG
co will sell auction This Day. as above, general az
of Household Furniture Of said house. embracing the
az. tire ANTHONY J. BLEECKER CO, Aue'r.
by MISUNDERSTANDING SALE OF OIL FAM
ID TINGs-LEVY& SOONER will sell on Friday NOR
nIng. 26h instant. their sales room. ISL Broadway
o'clock, number Of valuable paintings Of
porate IN some national institution and brought
emplory SALE They wer. high with able
notice of persons making public private collections The
auc,onees warranted stating that no reserve
whatever and that the bddngs will be perfectly Free Can
viewed with catalogue on Wednesday, Thursday aud morning
| Of sale. a2t 5tsrc
ELEGANT FRENCH FuKN!TUKE-At III Duane
II Park, tDuane ST &c. SMITH Il Co will sell this
morning at O'Clock, the furniture contained in the above
house consisting Of .ureIins Brussels Ingram Venetian
Italian marble top Cente TbiesSPier Glasses, Fire screens
Rngs steel FIRE sets rich cut glass Gandos Candeba.
Soar Lamps French enc and Cottage Chair R.sss French
closed Wahstnds let Sets Dressing Bureaus French
B.dstead. Feather Beds. Hal! Mattresses &C. &C. Al.o the
Kitchen Furniture and Utensils with which the sale Will com
msnce. N BThe Furniture mostly in the French style
made ORDER has bfe but liz kept care
afords desirable opportunity to purchas' Catalogues
| the sale. aga lttm
DAHLiAs' ROOTS "a ANB BU 2aTNfANENrAL PLANTS
T EvY SOONER will sell hi, Day. At II O'clock at
- III Broadway choice variety OF Double Dahia Roots,
| some
Ai.o great variety OF Ornamental Plants in blooming or
| der, Garden Seeds, &c &c. a2a H<rc
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rcrroN rsNlErFTF;N NpTITTrr rIry
This Day, at o'clock, 40 Fulton street the
stock of aud fashionable city made Furniture by
OF experienced ufacturers of elegant
FRENCH Bedseads and marble Drssng Bureaus Secretary
and Book Cases epentne Sos Dvans God plush
,eat do Gard Tsble, Hat Racks full French mahogany CHI
antique do. Work aud Ws,h Stands. mahogany and plush
Rockers Cribs Towel Racks, DRESSING Bureaus. sc. Sc.
well worthy the attention of
1tsa
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
WashlngtOu.
Correspondence OF the Heraid.l

WASHINGTON, April 22, 1874.
me treaty was sent to the Senate this day with
out faii. You may put down this prediction as
sure-that not over q votes can, in any event, be
found in its favor.
A large concourse of people assembled at. and
in all the hills adjacent the Navy Yard, Yesterday
afternoon, TO witness a further exhibition of Coils
submarine battery, which has proved emnentiy
successful and satisfactory. The Secretary Of the
Navy, accompanied by many officers OF the Navy,
witnessed the experiments from on board the
steamer Union, and the sentiment appears to be
universal as to the success and national benefit and
utility of the invention, which should be adopted
by our government O. p. Q.
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=" CUT
For England. ...."............... $4,000
france. Observation-Disclosures. 100000
Holland and Belgium. .......... $780, 900
Germany
Duty Union. ............ 800, 900
Nt Other States and Switzerland. 100000
Ausriaand Bohemia e. ....... 800 900
Ilungaria and East Of Europe.... $4,000
Russia, Poland Sweden, Norway,
and Denmark. :. ............... 100000
Itoy, European Turkey, Levant,
North Africa, and Mediterrane-
an. .................. $4,000
SPAN and Portugal. ......... 100000
North America, Texas, Canada etc,
estimated. Notwithstanding 10000
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PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL "a.


UN RfsEs'.' ''''.'...3 81 MOON sETs..s ..'.12 g
UN sETs.' 80. g AZ HIGH ~ %
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Packets to Arrive,

FROM LIVERPOOL.
@. Washington. Allen Mar. 81
U. States, Britton, Mac. &c
rROM PoRTsmoUTH.
Mediator, Chadwick. Mar. 20
Welling,on, Chadwick. Apr.l
IRON hAvRE
Ducfesse d'Orleans. Mar 81
SulIy, Burrows. April
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL. AuGtioneer.
Store No. III Spruce street.

Regular Sales usual of Furniture every Wednesday and
Saturday
Also of Dry Goods and all other varieties every Tuesday
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WASHINGTON, 22d April, 1874.
The Il'eafp.

| have the satisfaction to inform you that by
turning back your file to the Herald of Tuesday,
April 18th, you will find the substance of the Trea-
ty of Annexation this day sent to the Senate-with
the exception of one point. In my letter then, it
is stated that the time within which it must be rat
flied was 'rhity days" On looking at the treaty
it appears that the time Is longer-say six months
as believe have already informed YOU With
that exception, you have already accurately pub
lished the treaty, that shall take the trouble TO
copylt This error is very unimportant, and should
not notice it all were it not for my desire not to
misiead you in even the smallest matters.
The Treaty, with Its volumlnous accompanying
documents, read, and then referred TO the
Committee Foreign Relations, with whom it
will probably remain for the present-till after the
Pennsylvania Election and until there is time to
breathe and cast about.
According to the best opinions can gather to-
gether tonight, II seems doubtful whether the
treaty can pass the Senate under a tws-thrd vote
The vote, however will test the question whether
| it can pass Congress Bill or II Resolution.
1t also appears likely that the treaty WILL in any
| event, inure Clay-esPeclally at the South. 1t is
believed that he will dare TO come out for An
nexation to the South, for fear that IN that
case Webster would check Innate him as a northern
| candidate.
! think this country may look forward TO period
OF immense excitement. Ii is era in its history.
| Col Benton is expected in town tonight The
city is rapidly filling up with Delegates to the Clay
| Convention on the I'd prox.
| MIR. Clay is daily expected in town. S. B.
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THE
IN V S | BL f
UH

lk. GREGORY No. II Barclay street. is still at HON. day
- and evening until late hourStraneers and Others
fad Dr. g. regular and legally qualified physician snd
geop attending personally those
esses which for many reasons may require to be managed
with caution ana dscieOn order perfect
without interfering with the personal comforts habits
the ra,ient.
" For sale above, Private Trest;,e ON private diseases
secret habits &c. interesting to both sexes
Price 50 cents a2i Item
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BENJAMIN MOONEY, Auctoneer
u MOONEY & Co. will sell this day at 10 o'clock the
-. Auction Room, Dan aged Hardware and Cutlery, and
ether goods SC damaged board Of canal boat jay
tie p'ssase Albany consisting exs' assortment of
ud Cutlery aud other goods intended fer the
market ther with general Of fresh imported
Sheffield. birmingham, German. aud Ams ricsn Hardware
Fancv Goods, SO casks nails For
Auction head in the Courier Enquirer. Express and Ever
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MARITIME HERALD.
Packets tn Snll.

Packets to Sail.
FOR LIVERPOOL.
Siddons, Cobb, April %
Columbus, Cole, May
rUH FoaTsMoUTH
ST. James Myers, Nav
Montreal, Tinker, May ~
ron HAIRY
v. de Lyon, stoddard. Arr "a
Utica. Hewitt. Nav
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seh Napcleo sHeetzef days from swansboro Nc. with
maya! stores to De Pvystrr X Whitmafsh.
schr Virginia Hodges, Allen, days from Plymouth, NC.
with naval stores to Bryant 4 Maitland.
sehr g Thorn, Williams from Wilmington, NC. with
naval stores. to f. Powell
schr Sami Abbott, Parker. from Wilmington, NC. with
naval stores.
schr Sally Miller from Wilmington, NC. with naval stores,
10 master
scn Grove Hughes from Elizabeth City, NC. with
TO master.
Scbr Mary Ann. Matthews. from Folly Landing with corn.
to master.
schr Oneida, Soper days from Virginia. with wood, TO
master
Sch America, from Philadelphia, with coal TO master
Sioop Trader. Collins, from PHILADELPHIA, with mdie
Below.
Ship sabats Cox. &c days from Apalachcola with
order.
Ship Southport Gr h. days frau' Charleston with
ton. 10 q Sutton.
Ship Calhoun, Weld, days from Charleston with
TO q Sutton.
Brig Echo (of Philadelphia from Trinidad Cuba Apr
Brig Cayuga, Jackson, from Savannah.
| Ship Liberty, Norton, for Liverpool. is anchor
Quarantine. Wind Sc, and fogey.
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Notice To Pilots and Captains OF Vessels.
All Pilots and Captains Of vessels requested to note the
Tact that Robert " Martini formerly ship collector
snot now IN our employ lie is therefore, receive
newspapers intended for the New York Herald
Foreign Letter Bags.
Hereafter Letter and Newspaper Bags or all part. of the
World. will be made up at the HsRALD OryicE.
Ship Masters and Assn.s.
vs. shall esteem favor If Captains OF Vesss will giys
10 Commodore RoBrnr SILvEv. Of News Fleet Re-
Vessels Spoken On their Passage List OF their Cargo
soy Foreign Newspapers News they may have. He will
board them Immediately on their arrival Agents and Cor
respondents et home abroad viii also confer favor BY
obtain. Nautical IsforastioH OF tEd viii b, thaEssy
,v~d
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sales OF stocks mt PHILADELPHIA.


FIRST BoARp.-ArRI - 100 shares Grard Blk 5df II ;
$4,000 State SIS 67 $4,000 do 66I $4,000 do 30 shares
Mechanics Blk "a 6s do Wilmington RR i73 so do Lee
high Navigation 800 State bs old annual asa 10 :;
500 do new do 20; shares schuylkil Navigation Com
pany 3il.
srcoyo BoAnp $1,000 State SIS b5f Oh $4,000 do
road 6's 1853 IS 81 shares Wilmington Railroad 175
s27o0 Semi Annual 6's 1876 ~; $1,000 do ga b5f ~
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WASHINGTON, Monday Evening, April %. "a
The Treaty was sent to the Senate to-day, was
read in executive session, with the accompanying
documents, which are very long, and ordered TO
be printed conidentialy. have not seen it, but
there Is nothing in it nor did it make any
strong impression upon the Senate. | think the
cause has lost ground since yesterday. The demo-
cratic portion Of the Senate will not go tor it, in
body The stock has euidenty fallen today at least
2 rotcs from my last note, giving it 81
Mr.. Clay's sentiments will be Immediately made
known through the Intelligencer on the subject,
and you will have them in New York or before
the 18th inst. He comes out, as always, without
disguise, in open, clear, candid and statesman
like letter, and gives his for being opposed
TO the treaty OF annexation. O. p. q.
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THIS DAY PUBLISHED,
SLOTT CO.'S FAC-SIMILE EDITION OF
3 l. Il OK WOOD FOR april
A CAPITAL NUMBER!

j. b. WINDLE ~ Co.,
IMPORTERS DEALERS IN
TABLE CUTLERY. HARDWARE, TIN WARE,
WOOD WARE, BRU SHE'S, BASKETS,
MATS, Sc
No So MAIDEN LANE, New YORK.
Packet ships Steamboats, Hoes and Private Houses fur
nshed at manufacturing prices at the shortest notice.
They import and ebtan THAR goods direct from
faeurerspurchasng entirely for cashharng the largest
store and stock in the United Satesthey offer
that can bs fouad no " here else
~ B-Eyery article their line manufactured order
the best material and workmanship
Catalogues to be had at the store. a2iItsrc
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h Eff! BEEF! BEEF!
IN HAND AND FOR SALE, in lots to suit purchasers
atVALENTlNE'S, Is Futon Market $50 barrels Extra
Mess Beef choice article all selected pieces; 25 barrels City
Inspected Mess xec waranted and half barrels Family
beef, very fine iotrndrd for the southern market.
The above Bsef packed careful and judicous
md will keep good climate without selt. he
member VALENTINES OLD ESTABLISHMENT,
mia 3msrc No. 81 Fuitos Market.
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Home Ports.

April 2OUid Harrlseket. Wilson. Gaadaloupe;
PORTSMOUTH,. April IcAr Flor del Mar vennard. Balti-
sAirM April 20 CId Tim Pick,rcg Story Bi.sau and Rio
Noge4 Mary Helep, Iayman, St Jsso; n ii IIsrfck, New
Ssss sas r. Jsi a
6 0% DS%SvP s % Aa N css % '; ,.eoa '
d. canr; AcIh simp;oa' ,iom SewPoIt: Waes Bsl:
S:sas; E E:.5ts. $sssiS La@sss 40
Io"e Calvin iter New York Arr sis Acadia. ~ Ryfe
Liverpool 2oth steam sehr Ausust; B,nsh;,d HslloSsll;
Is ap % H t,' sa 1 ss Xii. Tfs Faye
fsm M.s.. North
+. Z: Ss;s $s, Ss:'$:. Leighton rs,.a,l
eS SHlsS' rss my for SS
for cs%asn Iery ,o 81 BS s,S
waller 9Gsseo%b Ms.aa. f asa Masso si NYoe s'a
Mf Alta. Walk NYeS Below Cola%ba ,i"ss S'f So"ad
Mary Deborah Js"ss Ss"as
SD A fsHs ' mi Nf p5.s Bs.s
4S h fsgoGP , ss't SS B. G
vS5 s Apr W., Ia S;f s Hamilton New ys
Sss s9'Syi sssv si% f F%sr
terhurs' Poland iiavanna iienieta, Bhumore
Gene'a, Uooohue for Havana Arr Acton Lambert FROM ~
sst ,fa sSs ' z" &; L S:
days I'm Boston; Beyi,. Doane . dsys fin Boston.
Taa,oni, Th,mrs Hayre; Thetis (Brl Vaun Mobile;
Cumb Rand, White Marse Hes; Tana. Collins Mobile Mi
Tspp RIO Jassro; Madesto sp( Pa Barcelona Gar6 Por
haws, Harvey, NYork Cynosure, McIoon MobiIr; Com
mcce Allen Proy.eoce; termanos, tspl selma atanzas
Me.uscook Irm. casp9ea CD Con.taotisc,, sampson;
Thing Ivs,,pooi Wso,oi,ooot Hsvo n, ama oufr gon
burgess NYo,s VIM Gray, Crosby, aud Morea, d Boston
Eomsx, Wilson, Goraita Magnet Lewis, aud Jane Rogers
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Extensive Sale Of Valuable Furniture OF all descriptions
Wednesday, at ie o'clock. Ne = Spruce suset The Iegr
lar'sale room Of THOS BELL. Auctoneer.
AUCTION NOTICE.
Sale of Household Furniture Thursday at 26 Dey
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her regular day. ,-,-, - FL,
dao,s appIy on board az Orleans Wharf foot Of Wall street
mr. IN '''' n. X. COLLINS " co
sc South street.
Positively no freight received after the evening Of 30t INST
Shippers by this line may depesd upon havrg goods
corr measured.
The packet ship GhST0N, Capt Eldtdge will suee ed
the OCMUIGEE. aud SAL 10th May, hef regular day.
Agents New OrleansNess. hulin and Woodru H. W H.,
will promptly fotw rd all goods 70 their address, a22
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NOTE FOUND.-A Note signed by Samuel Robert Is for
$685. has been this Office The have the
same application at the desk. 81 FIJI
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-01
LIE FLEUyB.

Les nouvelies qui nous paryiennent du
haut du feuYe annoncent qu'uRs crue
d'eaa extfaordinaire d eu lieu sur tous les
points. Voici ce que nous Iisona dams On
journal din Vicksburg. du %
:. C'est avec un VT regret que nous nous
voYpns forces ~d'annoncer d nos habitat rs
que Ee Aeuye monte. La semaine dernie
re il sc maiutenait lei, ct avait Iz1sse de pIu.
sieafspoG ice 4 Prrncton. Mas los d6rnierss
nougelies recues des endfoits paecit6s an
nohcent une tres forte crue.'
La Gazette de st. Louis eohtlent 4 &c
sujet les Iignes suivantess
lie heuSe monte tonjours / les rlves
sogt submergtes, Ia vile des Illinois
eaf ehseyelis sous un deluge. Les eau
sout Plus hautes q%u'eIlas ne rsfaient en-
1885. Ell on ne pent dire. quend eues bais.
seronf. Quelques pied dean de plus mole.
rout t6,is les entrep6ts qni 6 trouvent sur
lie quai. On redonte las plus dasaslreux
tesaItats de cette inondatiou. En- face
de- l~'enbouchnre du Missouri, II Y a On
fort 6bouIis sur la rive de lIIlinois, ct Oh
s'a.tenda une nonvelle crue sur 10 Missis-
s,fpi.
LA brat, lloia1e non encore acredl
te. cont "a vile que Ia passe de rYazoo,
j son d8boache du tac de IA L.une. a chan.
ge son canal ct que lie volume d'eau pas
Sc m~aintenonta travers Ie Big Sunlow.
err an lieu de tomber CONNIE avaDt, dams
lie Coldwaler. Nous n'aHirmol1s pas &c.
pendant CO rapport"
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y
pHARMAcIE.

Le soussignb yientade r~eceyoir, gu Prdpsfer
IN assortment DO m6dicafhens simplbs u
composts. Tohs ont etc choisis 81 pr6parts
aVec boini OF sont garantis frais ct de premi4.
70 gaalitb aux prix les plus modsrts, Of Sua
termsb ordinairee.
Un assortment de- Sulfat6 do duiniso !
DO. de Morphine.
Preparations d'iode do. de- fer &c.
Eau De asur d'orangsr do Dc ColognS
Emplatfs v6sicatoire /; Seidlits powders.
Divers sirops-Magntsie liquide &c.
Cachou prepare a Panb-s pour donDss do
OF une saveur aromatiqae 4 10 bonches
pour detruirs les ~aaavais rapports occsaionneS
par 10 cigarrs Oh medicines.
May 4 10 d JOURDAN~
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PRODUCTION DU gUCRE Aux
ETATS UNIS.

Dams fous les Etats Jus de fUnicD,
excepte lie Maryland ct lEtat de Ia Della.
ware. on q fabtique du sucre daEs la pro-
portion sniyante
L. Maine, r51.45s Ifff9s le New
Hampshire. fG3. 4g7 ; ID Massachusetts,
2-2, 64s; L. Rhode 1sland, 81 le Con.
nscticuf, 81. 800 lie Vermont q 075.447 ;
L Etat de New York, 6,934, 916 n New
Jersey, SO la Pennsylvania. gTs,73O: ID
Vrgtnie. 939,457: Ia Caroline du Nord;
0.376; la Caro.iae din Sud, 1862 Ia
George, 224 ,395 ; alabama. 7,08t ; le
Mississippi. 81 Ia Louisiana, s7, l7s,5 $50;
lie Tennessee. 568. 203 ; IL Kentucky, l..
e57. 655: fObio. 5,650.557: lIndiana,
$500 405 rEitinois, 412,365 lie Mis-.
sourl, 3i7. 10 PArkansaa, gill; le
Michigan, 1907, 329; Ia Fiorids, 2l9..
322 le Wisconsin, I62, 034 IYowa,
st, 1889.
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CONGRESS.

lie S6nat, dams sa stance du ii mai,
ordonne la 3me lecture du bill demundani
rabolition de la place de sOllieiteur au Btu.
reau des terres.
La resolution announcement defnitif,
fx6 d'abord au 81 mai, puts par Ia Cham.
Der des Repr6sentans an IL JUN. ct pro.
posee par M. Evans au 5juin, a etc d6po.
see sur la table.
La Chambre des R~epr6sentants, dams
ga seance du meme jour, d renYoy6 d un
comit6 general une resolution de la lie.
gisIature do PEtat de Ia Louisiana, prianf
los senateurs et retr6sentuns do Get Etat,
do provoquer ube inspection de rembon.
chore de In riyiere Rouge, ct de demander
une appropriation pour %enlever les embar.
ras qui ob5fruent iadlte rlviere; cette reso.
luton await etc present6e par IA. Dawson.
lie bill de NJ. Duncan, pour fixer au
meme jourd le pardl, apes Ie premier Inn.
di de nov ,mbre, dams toate Union l'elec.
ton des 6lecteurs pI6sidentiels, d pass6
par l4l o6i contfe ID non.
NJ. Dawson a pr6sente h petition de
nombreux citoyens DIES pnroIsses dave.
yolles. de Pointe Conpee. Concorda, Ca
iahoula; Madlsshn. Carroll. Tensas. Nat
chitoehes, Caddo, Ste Marie, lberviIlo,
Est.et Quest Baton Rouge, Est Quest Fe
llciana ct autres, ainsi QUE des pdroi5ses
comiposant 10 SINE district uditiaife, toItes
dams fEtat De la Louisiana, qui r6cIa.
ment chntre Ie displacement du bureau dn
voyor g6n6fal de Baton Rouge. demaa.
dent son Establishment permanent en- Get
endroit; cstte petition a etc referee M
connie DIES terres puhliques.
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lie general cass Went a son tour de %
prunonCer sur IL question du Texas il est
formellement en- favour do Incorporation
Immediate. L'ex.secr6tatre de Ia guerre,
r~exministte resident en- France traite la
question dune faeon fort militaire, ct son
opinion SO distingue par cette %singuliere
sagacite, ct cette rare intelligence don't il
a donn6 do 81 bellies prenveS dams Ia d6pio.
rable ruerre dc Ia Floride. "a conduite
all d6pavtement de ID Guerre indique 10
%cou,,pte que ron doit faire de SEES vues mi
Iitaires ellie rebuilt enlightenment sa va.
feur intallectuelIe, OF demontre jusqu'a
Peyidence que sill est un homme impropre
a 10 pr6sidence, noiamment dams des cir.
constances qui penvent auiener la gueFre,
c'est assur6ment de general CAss.
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G1-La subscription o%uverte, dams les Pc
foisseS d'Est u o. Baton Rouge, pour sfffir
On sabre d'honneur du Contre- Amiral Du.
petit Thouars, nest montts qua $3.50.
II sst vfai quo chSquO sOuscripteuF ma pu
donnner que dix cents. soixanto cinq
psrsonnss, presque toutes de Baton Rouge,
cut par consequent p~rotestt contre l'acte
ae lAchet5 commits par un ministeFs ven.
dwa l'6tfangeF.
lie Dr G SoutsfFe n snyoy6 10 ntontant
ds Ia subscription 4 M. E A Canon. Pre-.
sidsRt du comite de- Ia nellie. Orleans.
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reux d~enouenlent pour pAngleterfe. Ia
base de cs plan 6tait d~'organiser dan.
lps Antilles uEie armee de noirs, ct dc Ia
d6barauer SUI nos G6tes du Sud. Les con
ssuuences que nos ennernis attendaienl
ave ardeur dun tel armement, mais
dams Ignorance complete Do f6tat Yerlta'
Die du pays, etaieut pornpeusement y en-
un style rempli dun fiel haineux pr6dites
sous e masqne dc Ia phlantropie. Je foG-
dsais ayoir Get article sous Ia main pour en-
e1traire quelquos passages que 10 SONNET.
trails 4 vos reflsxions. LIE Tesultat devait
aGre Ia destruction des Etats du sud, Ia
RUNE GU l'abaisssment des ausres, Ct 10
dissolution de cette grands et g%lorleuse
confederation. eur l~aquelle monde f0nde
auiourd'hui ses derni5res appearances de
libertt.
QuelIe position plus favorable Duo 10
Texas p~ourFait.on prendre pour Poccupa.
ton do rafmee de noirs SOUS ls drapeau
do rAngleterre. arm6e qui %envuhifait nos
Etats du sud- Incapable do resistance
10 Gus dune guerre entire nous ct
PARgloteTFe, le Texas d~evlendralt Ia pro.
priet6 dc cette derniers puissance, en- YER
tu dune GU de iautre de ces pr6tentlons,
que chaque page de son historic nous four
nil, ct CO territoire deviendrait le foyer dc
sea frames contre nous c'est de ID qu'elle
assayorait d'ajonter une croisade d'escla.
YES aux autres flsaux que la guerre entrai-
no avec ellie. Qui douie que celia n'aurait
lien I ce serait IN nouveau trait D enre'
ristrer dams les annaIos de rantipathie ma.
Oui, celia aurait lieu, 81 Gus 10
Mosque de la philantropie.
Chaque jour 10 vols avec plus de plalslr
1us Ia majorite du peuplO Americana est
.,nIfayenr de l~'annexion. Sill men 6tait
ainsi, Ia mesure ne devait pas s'accom
slir. Mais puisqu'il en- est ainsi, le plutot
Iern 10 meiIlenr. Je n'entre pas dams les
l6taiIs do Ia negotiation. On doit les
aisser a Ia responsabilite DO gouvernement;
luant aux points s%ailIans De la question, ct
Ia manisre ayee laquells d'autres pays
'eccueilloront, ce sont dss matieres dams
eaquelles ie n'entfe pas maintenant.
LEW. CAss.
Hon. e. A, HANNEdAN, Washington.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-01
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