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were pIesen'c co =.
Mr. RlvEs submitted the following resolution
for onsidaraion:
Rs,ossd That the President be requested communicate
10 the Senate not with the pubic interest 70 DO
So my he ns e e f f a 70 95ie xc os and h
IJo,ernn OF that Republic IS veil a. nny communications
date than those transmitted with the Message OF the 81 ns
Me WosDgUaY moved q resolution lnsIuct.ng
The Committee on Commerce TO inquire into the
aye2diency Of more extensive system Of ware
housing.
Mr. BAYARD introduced bill for the relief OF
the heirs OF Robert Fulton. which was read twice
and referred 10 the Committee on Nava! Affairs.
Several other wills were read and twice referred.
The Senate then adjourned.
| Farther Correspondence WIFE Me1fco-
| Green and BocaneSra.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 8. 1884,
Some of the papers. connected with the State DEPARTMENT:
accompanying the Presidents Message have been published
in the Globe n';igeEca-. &c These contain MI Gahoun
instructions to Mess Shannon and Doalsdr, and his letter
20 MI King As you have douties seen these shall make
TO farther reference ,c :bem but leave them to yourse-
There gro other Of documents connected with the De-
sarment OF State 70 which willnow refer
The FIST Of these remaining parts !: rather peppe'y
ccrsspondence between Mr Benz {. Green Duffs son
Chaes oithe United Sates ad Hisrm, and NJ Bocanegra'
| Mexican Mniste; OF Foreign Relations.
In Mr. Green's @ letter. announcing that the Texas Treaty
was ssned dated May g. 1914 he states that the Annexation
Texas was forced upon the Government OF the Cnlea
States self defence IN consequence Of the policy adopted
by Gs,t Britain reference the Abolition Of Slavery ~
Texas, that the Government OF the United states LOOK
It." The abolition Of savery> appears after al that
Anuexaion no: intended ito enlarge the aea al Tree
this step taken full of all possible consequence
s Il Treat.
| specification. To be fairly aid fully discussed;
synTs%ns hin regret and surprise The act says. speaks
elf and make, NANTES, that in its exercise were i9s.
oa se a fea
sia ei Than It's iecalts aEas, tie abolition Of slavery This
az bs by I a%d sg. ane Sy Ne
ons ought to follow The do-g Of wrong Tor such an object
Fl sS Gsea 9? by
been b HI, been en-, w he IF
August g. i6at the ratification Of the treaty viii be con
f.d In, a shns 81 Sao ene
ed Tree and founded by the immortal Hhns.o3; VII not
justice n-othcFw,s Mexico would be compelled to
| Sct according to the Law Of NatioI.. ~ ".
Calhoun dns his iogEs and expressing hs belief Tint
ar rssn replies to Mr. Bocaaeaus note
He considers alike the I'm OF me
ofa pso S So
well might sris .eo 5s
empire end m BE- aa1 ss hsr
Mexico will responsible for The evils Ia The meantime the
ereis require, taxing counsel only then lie
congatntes his country this correspondence whether le
An extinct OF ei,or lom Nlr Green Mr Calhoun follows
letter June 6 to1 e5pes,ns ms n oi
the nations vino know how To value Their sovereignty and d
b Me- Ge re- shod have stated The Of
o:ity which the United states had exhibited 10 Mexco that
Judgment of the independence OF Texas by other powers was
poested against by Mexico und that violent occupation is
oWGa to ie pne Dse Mr. totally
sable matters Of n , bana nU
fortunately follow. the consequences will fall upon the guilty
Nj Gresa under date TO- replies at length and reads
lecture upon the use Ct a nos 81 sg HE
a and s asa,s IL s sSs Il f.
dscoueou, und highly objectionable and ne hope: they viii
He then zoe, ito dsquison the rules of logic and
reads Mr. T. lecture upon the use Of language and rssss TO
leo. md wisely advises more courteous language.
hi, Mr. Becanesra replies under df a, Of Jsne H. he
G reGurcs severe criticism to form correct Judgement that
eSe 81 ps T ] hs subec,
bring pGo np yP pG Of of SSnPx He psdfss
n4d States Of The ,reary Of Dec l. 1852 He that the
object he Of essndnr oad f s
DEGRADATION Of the human race, what IS the thing,
Annexation wn. consunmnied by the Executive and it was
restored ony by the law and wisdom of the Senate He states
Of exas never denied the right OF Mexico reconqer her
The fact alone notre night OF independence was acknowleg
from tir the United Sue: Mexico 5a WHEN proved they vii
. 81 S hs5 are S
the United States resting on the respectable
who know wa, advantageous 70 their coan;ry yet wish
to do no i'll 10 Mezico Ina the notes of Ar Green had
SO s .: courtesy prevailed That dependence wa. the
hash
ST. Green replies to Mr. B. under data of juno 90 and
claiming to be milton before the acknowledge
befne the mother country acknowledged it, TOay made
with her prior tolss6 !; binding e ,. .,
the report that the United States bad ordered sad land
would appesr to be true fiom u s. tsate having
anchored in SIGHT OF VEN Cruz
OF The referred but he has doubt that forces have
ordered both By na and I sea m e,
asserting that his positions flow from The lsw of nations and
| CO TO reccnquet Texas
Mr. G. Ecaes June Is. ssan in yndcation Of his former
positions and says he now leaves The matter with MS Govern
NJ B. July replies to Mr. G. OF June a. He states that
Mexico VII be the f 70 declare wal-that the Iespon,
bhty will he onthe day. also. hc replies
A.. G. OF June g. agnin indicating the night Of Mexico to
Taaon by sgnins the treaty Annexation lie that
the Independence exas was not declared By Me{cqa: but
policy Of Mexico in this affair fixed and Frankly declared
on repueS 10 he states tDat
the specua'ors who had been cvsd
tie Texas, end had become coloRs OF Mexico. They had
| United States had.
Mr. g. replies this, July eth he that the coon.,
went to Texas before the adoption OF the federal form of gov
eminent by Mexico. That the coonst, obliged To follow
lot of the majority of the nation He finds no pane be-
tween the independence of Mexico and that of Texas-fe
Indignant that the heroes OF Mexico should be compared
those OF Texas He closes By Te-aseng his opinion Of the
night OF Mexico 10 reconcuef Texas.
M reea closes the by long letter. dated
July L. IN reply 70 Mr. OF July He argue; thar Texas
sovereign He complains that the Mexican press
USED harsh language towards The United States He closes
with history o. the Texan Republic.
The other documents besides those of which have given
abstract, end those which have already published
letters relating TO the darng Of Major Suyeey's
msnd, whlc. pissed between Nj. Van Zandt, Mr. RAYMOND
! Mr.. Upthu., and Mr.. Calhoun.
Il with these letters. the foppey Of Green and the ipr
dence OF Gov. Shannon the nation Tot hurried
JUS; II vii no; be for want OF injustice and folly
! cur part
Fsoa BoeoTA.-The adv;ces from Bosota are 20
the llth OF October a great mail robbery took
place about IS miles from Bogota On the night of
October 4ih. Ii was rot until the hight of the llth
that information reached that capital OF Inc amount
taken, ard who were the sufferers. The whole
amount Of money N the mails ives 5000 but the