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says; Il few days back and there was Killing frost
.a' down garden eselables and whole fields of Com
NE drought has been great aud Of sueh long Goa.
ua'e mat the Oais and Grass viii be very material.
INJURED and not hail crop made The " heat Top
VIII urn out pretty we'll aud there will be an average.
one po' great atay has attended the Tobacco plan,
'e'eia al our planters have had all theirs killed, and
others will have very few 10 plant"
ine Alexandria Gazette the l2th inst says: "Some
me rains have helped the growing crps in the adjacent
counties o Maryland aud Virginia In rarax the Wb,,,
nelds iok very well The lars drought kept back the
Cum, but that will now have a god chance, y
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OLE ~ RgT.

Died on Sabbath morning, the sih inst, of cousump
ton Mrs. IuLIAs JAMES, widow of the late DR.
Rlrh'd p James of Cumberland, aged 80 wears mem
her Of the 2nd Presbyterian Church Of Iynchbure Her
life was beautiful Illustration Of the excellence of true
and consistent prty, and lis end signally evnced the
power and precunsuess of Him who has triumphed over
death and hc-lt needs no pen to record her praise
The living character is the monument"
And we desire that every one Of You do show the
same Diligence To the full assurance of hope unto the
end That We be not sothfu, hut followers of them,
who through iah and patience, inherit the promises"
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LYNCEiBUisG WNI;Kt;C.

forHe teetk ending Saturday. jane a. lSi5.
ne'"w Is correct statement of The Make, ior III,
past week.
1obaoco-old Iugs, 81 90 to | 80; new Lugs. 81
50 10 $500, Leaf, inferior, $500 10 , 25: common
S.,2o To $50; middIng $500 10 $50 shipping (ne~
Sioo TO 500; manufacturing. (common) 400 10
o,oo line manufacturing $1,000 10 $40.
floW.-S5 40 from wagons; Stock light, demand
limited.
Wheat -Bu, little if any old coming in. and too ear.
~ as yet or new; some Farmers lhls nel.hbothoud
have commenced cutting May Wheat.
Grdia.-Cofn 40 cents per hnshel from wagon;
oas, shea 10 10 30 cents per hundred cleaned 80 to
80 cents, per bnshel. Rye none in market
Ci"etr and Grass Seeds Glover seed, 1915
per bnshel, irom wagons; 800 from s,nre; 1lno.
Thy. SIS 10 $50. Herds GLASS. 62l from Wagons
PrOrlsioRs-Bacnr, G2i 10 !, from wagons 10 !!
from store, Stock good. demand limited. We observe,
however. better feeling lnr the article in the eastern
elites We advise our country friends To hold To
stuck un hand. as The PROSPECTS, are IN favor IT al
vance The receipts have fallen of Beef S. per hun
dred; Meal 80 cts per bushe from wagon.
fid.-Shad, 90 10 - 90 per bbl.; llcrrups So.
10 So %; Mackerel, NJ /, sI3, No. =. 500 No.
3, s..
Co1ee-St Domingo, ! To y cents per b.; Rio, s
q cents; Lagua s! 10 10 cents, Java. l.! to 10 cts
Cuba = To 8.
s"gar.-Brown, New Orleans, = To Q cents per b.,
Porto Rico. s 10 9cenls per H.; ST CrolN II 10 IL
cents per ID; Loaf l23 to Il cents per h.
Candles. -Iallow. 10 10 ~ cenrs per H.. Sperm, 80
10 81 cents per h.; Hull 4 sons, - 10 4 per 10
u hiskeg-Cnmmon. 30 cents per gallon from way
on; from store 81 10 SO ceals Reefed 10 10 iron
wagon.
hr@dy.-Apple, 81 cents per gallon Peach
- eerla per gallon
ca l@as.-Factory prices; IL ito l6i eta. per h.
assorted.
hun.-Bar Iron. SIS per ton from boats So from
Sure. PIC Iron held al S35 per ton.
AeCL-i'llsercd % In cents per ID; German. - ID
10 eents Shear 20 10 20 cents per b. CAST Steel "a
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THE AMERICAN REYIrN -

ne sixth tJune) n. al this able Wing ] ,urnal is
oii oil interest," The Mystery oil lniquy" is the III lie
"' The second and conendinr NJ OF long and deeply
interesting article devoted 10 the exposure Of some of the
"ohtfn"s and systematic frauds by which the Wings
were defeated In the Presidential election last fall The
developments made by the writer of This npwsrfol arti
Gle are well calculated 10 aSonnl and alarm the conn~
'y-ar' Il The far expression Of the popular Voice is
To be thwared by HE foul means therein described at
tbs early period ufoar great political experiment. re
CURES no extraordinary sasac Ia To resee It's speedy
aud disastrous erminllion NJ abstract can d. Justice
10 this esSayand its length pr.cudes It's insertion at
length IN the newspapers. Every man ought Ia read
u; aud we are glad therefore, 10 see that a pamphe,
edition al II Is III press" American Letters" is the TIL
OF brilliant and scalhing rcis IN upon leadnu Amer
lean auhorsn prose and verse; from hepcn of The accom-
"ehrd I'll Seeeiarlo,' il is destined to excite an ey
faerdIn'ry rommonn in the Republic of Letters. which
Is not less intensely agitated by conlendlng factions
'han lie political world-Eesides these, we have an
Interesting sketch of Mura. the gallant French Marshal
an historical sketch oI the rus sian knudom-"Week
between Florence and Rome; -. Modern Cri,icsm-
'earge Sand; '--"rhe Death of Wind Foot;"--"Opiu-
Ions OF Nicholas Mschavel concerning Republican, Gov
ernmenl;" -"The Vision Of the Wmps,o "a splendid
poem, Tor which we must find place soon in our col>
nmnS;) -"The Cav Cus;' -"Gesta Romanorum;'-
and Critical Notices.
he american Reriew is published in Now York by
Messrs Wiley Punam-ediled by George H. Col,
ton. Esq. Price s. per annum.
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NlR6ISlt4-At rule. held IN the cles Office of the cir
cnt superior ee1 at Law aud cnanrcrY Ion the count,
Of Amherst Monday the ID day juno, ISIS
William Monro Plaintiff,
against
Thomas n EuhanI late sheriff of amherst county, mud
aueh administrator with the will annexed OF Bartlett
Cash deed " lam Atmistend. Richard :. Ellis, IN,
nrunmond, William NJ Waller and Cornelius sale,
Defendants,
IN tnANCrRY
The defendant William Atmsea1, mt wing entered his
appearance and given security cotdng to The net o assem
lily anl the ruiz 81 ts ront and appearing by sntislac.
tory evidence, that he - nlahitant 81 this
wealth. Il ordered that the said defendant do appear
before The Judge ol m snid cauttn the our house, the 1t
daY Of August uu the hill OF the Plaintiff
, lat cop, ot this Older he forthwith inserted In
,a..r,p = published in tho nNnoi Iynohhug for two
months sue, 'ely aud posted at The front door of the
court house pltlli. county,,
Copy-rcste,
ROBERT 1lNSLEY, C.
June tG WIN
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Great nnrgnins i'm Fry Goods.
ECO.N'D SUPPLY.
ADAMS q WILKINSON,

BANK SQCARE,
A RE now receiving and opening fresh supply Of
"a SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS. purchased
within the last ten days. by Of their firm, at great
sacrifice whrh they Offering Mt unusually low prices.
They consist IN part Of The following articles
Cacoes, new styles, al l24 cents, worth shilling,
ID do shilling. do % cents.
Dol do ! shilling. do % cents.
Balzarlnes d, 2s 3D.. do 81. 3D.
Lawns, do 2s Sd. do 81.
a large Stock of BONNETS and RIBBONS Of ev.
cry style aud quality. aud al much uwer prices than
er helofe offered IN this market Also large lot 81 Do-
mcscs Sheetinns shifnas Cation O2nahurgs, Plaids,
&c We respectfully ask call from those wishing 10
purchase A. s. w.
June 10 lmit
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.sg'.5'E rGeh 1915.
Esss NE,h'S! seseNS EIVSv

y tST received direct from Of the most celebrated
o. Manufactures at the North. beautilu lot of Bon
NETS. consisting Of Lace .Ntapoian Eagiih aud Hcl-
ian Rmiapd, Florence Rraids English. Stfa,e. Sc, all
,Nem Sigies also lot of Bonnet Ribbons Focers
Sc, L ge'her with good assortment of STAPLE AND
FANcY Goops, all Of which viii he sold very low
ID. T. {. PETERS.
June TO w4wf
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oPEHIcTIs or TIE PRESS.
6sb.S'SFT.FsEs iron.
Tompaoa's Compound Syrup Of Tar and flood
.Natthn

.Naptho.
TINE Philadelphia Chronicle allnding this powerful
remedy. The success which attends its admin
-tradon in Consumption, and al Pulmonary Complaints,
has absolutely a4touishrd and who have bee
nouuced nauabc, have, by the Of this remedy, entire
~ recovered. Its merits glad TO find, becoming
extensively known and sincerely trust that the thou
and5 thousands who smilen with that dread malady,
Consumption, will avail themselves OF the almost certain
benefit the Of this medicine will confer. II has long
been dr.idefaum IN madeleine 10 discover remedy cnlcu
lated to check the Of Pulmonary Consumption the
most fatal disease of our country aud in the COMPOUND
Sh KIP or TAR AND NAPIIlA have that remedy,
unparalleled in ITS arostng the Tell destroyer.
Wherever it has been used il has with astonishing
therefore confidently recommend il 10 the consump
tive patient
Price 5Octs. pen bottlr-sx bottles for 50 so
W. The above valuable me,lcinr is for sale by
JOHN II. SEAY, DruRlii
Agent for Iynchburg and vicinity.
June 12 tsif
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.4.EGHOES ZOE SIZE.

NM T. offer for sale privately. a Negro Woman about
w so years old who is good Cook, Washer and
Ironer. with her child, years old; Negro Woman
90 years old with .er child 2 years old Negro Girl
about 90 years old, Negro Woman about 80 years old
a good WASHER and lroner, with her 2 children. one
and the other years old; Negro Girl about IL years
old an excellent house servant
The above negroes all very likely and will be sold
low for Cash. Apply 10
TALBOT & LANlER,
Exchange Corner.
June q
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AUCTION, for a hid. Of 1obaeco-ti0 per- hundred
Sold by Jao. H. 1Wee Cam. Merchant.
| sold, during the past week, Ibid extra fine sun
cured Tobacco for Mr.. Edmund w Harris Of B dfprd
al $40 per hundred, hough, by Henry H. Booker. Esq
manufacturer, for his Southern customers; hid for MI
VIM. X. Nelghbors Of this county, al 25. bough by
jesse Hare, Esq manufacturer; hid. for Mr. Marstpu
Clay of same county &l4 So bought by II IL Book>
or Esq; hid for John } Norman. of county,
tl3, bought by A. II. Armslead Esq. manufacturer;
hid for john Dlard. of Amherst at $3.50. boug h by
same grnlleman hhd for James G. Patterson. of APPS
ppnailux, al $ll 30, bought by WIN. Edwards. Esq
manufacturer from Ptisy lsanla connyi hid Tor Aessrs.
Howard & Hawkins. of Bedford, at &I025, bought by
J. w. Morgan Esq. manufacturer; | hid for llartwell
II. Pryor. of Amherst at SO.2j, bought by gen-
tleman hid for James w. Philips, Of Bedf,rd al $40,
bought by ID. w. Burton. Esq. manufacturer.
| sold last week Tor Mrs. Elzibeth Allen hhds Io>
bacco NJ al 1886; No S22 25: No. 3 5.25; No
4 $50; No. 1910 average $l765) No. 6 $40;
No.7 1920 Uugs;) average Of the 7 hhds including
the lues 81 96ihe highest This year for the
same number OF hhds. JNO TYRE. Com Mpr.
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EYo,rimx IL Ine Etnner SETS.

n HAVE just received and opened, of my owa in
n poration several sets Of Flowing Blue ID nner
Ware the quality and beauty Of which not to be sur
passed by any thing Of the kind before offered in
this marke The contain from $50 Ia 203 pieces
ALSO ir0pool and Uhhe Granite Dinner Sets,
Of various and patterns. all nj which will be sold
low as the article can be bought at any regular
house in Virginia. Please call and see ihem.
ID. w. MOORE.
Sign Of The Big Pitcher.
june rs
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TURNPIKE Dividends

4 II meeting of the Directors Of the Lvnchburg
"a Salem Turnpike Company. the 18Th day Of
June, 1915. it resolved that dividend Of two dol-
lars each share of stock in said Company be declared
payable on demand, at the office of the Treasurer
A. TOMPKlNS. Sec'y.
June Is 1t
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NEW GOODS.


HUSF to hand great variety al snlendId FRE.NtH
~ md ENGLISH Chorus AND C.4SSE
.nERES, lrom eonlnnn the finest goods manuiaa-
,0red-Also variety nf Nesiinps. NIL of which will
be- sold unusually low. TURNER y BuRNElL.
April II its
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ATrsaXEsp oar STOLEN,

Enron THE SUBSCRIBER living in this place.
4 on Sunday the 9Th inst, Dun MARE, with
,.-ys' white main and long white tail small white
90 spot IN the fTdhead. about six ssats old works
veil and walks and rpts last. When last seen. she was
near the toll gate on the Liberty rad. L will give lib
efal reward to her delivery 10 nut al Dnguid y McNa
mces Foundry IN this place, ur any Information 81
that gel her again. and If solea. Tor the conviction
ol TIE thiet. JAMES McNAMFf..
June It, It's
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MARRIAGES.,

Married, at longwood, Prince Edward county. on tn
eSh umo. nv the Rev. DIR. Graham On WILLIAM
L. CARRlNGToN, of Halifax. to Miss ELIzAnErH VEN
ABLE, daughter of Nathaniel f.. Nenable ESD
I a. Il, ~ . az A.
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fsgEE.sEoE sET.xsGS, .smheyss.

FENiE undersigned having l. ed those Springs for a
Il of years takes pleas r. in informing the pub
IL that he is prepared 10 receive visitors. The
medicinal virtues othe water ale too ell known to REM
der comment necessary that point. Suffice 1t To say
that in The opinion Of the knowing Ores, 1t offers TO the
inv lid Inducements 10 be found at nut few watering pla
ces in Virginia. and in consequence 'f the many recent
Improvements upon The premises all visn now be
more comfortably pr ded for than formerly.
Mr. j. II. FrQrA residing nj the place, will give biz.
undivided attention 10 the guests.
BOARD.
For Man per week - W
- IS per day w
" Children and Servants, half price,
g" Horse per week ) oU
A LIBERAL deduction will bc ,nadp f,r families.
ADDISON TALlAFERRO.
June Is wlw II
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.W.E.SO.VIC.
June Q

HNliE approaching anniversary of ST. John the BaP.
,ist on the 2irh june (inslaat) will DO celebrated
Ivy Procession aud Orslion. All regular Masons, ~
good sisodlng are respectfully invited IN attend.
The Ffsletsy viii assemble al the Masonic Hall at
- nepck. T. NJ, and fran til, nee move IN procession tn
the Is. Presbyterian Church. at which place the oraton
will be delivered nv Bro l., u Trigg. Esq.
JNO. ROBIN. MCDANIEL,
JOHN II. GARLAND. COMMITTEES.
JOHN WIN. DUDLEY,
june t21J "
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SALE ryDyrc TRUST DEED.

y
rO1RSNANr To the pro slsnns oi deed Of trust. ex
q ecuted ia Us rs trustees, by Riehard =. Ellis, hear
mo date The 2Gth day al May 1873. which is duly re
eurde1 IN The elr ase Of Amherst county court; we
shall ON the uremses on the 18Th day Of July neat.
lsih proceed sell to the highest bidder, Tor cash.
valuable tract ot hnd. in the said county Of Amherst.
said 10 contain
l5 n @ r J. s.,
on vi ch Jacob fytec nav lives tenant aud s dis
lanl from Amherst house, 50 ne SIX or stv n mile
AID NJ Pcdlar Mills. In sid county on the l9h July.
lS46. shall proreed sell on like terms. The follow,
inq Other ttart al land directed IN said deed, viz
Oue haGd ell and evenly acres oi land IN which Lind
Fl, Rutls INV resides Also, tract o land lying nj
the Pea VIM maintain, adjoining the sod " '|llam Ar
m.ttad's [ luvrr ll tract, called inlys place. Aud
anoher tact adjoining thereto, formerly nwnedhy Wal.
Ter Nilams.N Alsn. "uue other tpci. called Gins.
tesdYs tract nav Ia the occupancy ui James )avs,'
tbr foregoing lands being parer ol The subject conveyed
hs sald deed We have no kno@edle oi any detect IN
the title Of said ands \ lhrrcorep resume II good,
hui acting Gully trustees, shall warrant only such
title as Is vested IN Us hv tho deed
CllAMPE GARTER, Z r,o.,oa.
JAMES GILLIAN,
June Is tlsJy
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900 .y'EGROES WANTED.

.FHNlIE SUBSCRIBER wishes to purchase TWO
h HUNDRED NEGROES, Of both sexes, from l2
to 80 years age. for which he will pay fully az high
nrices ,ould be obtained in Richmond in any part
Of the Stale.
lie is very anxious purchase. and is determined to
he liberal in every Instance He will.psy high price
for Mechanics Backsmiihs Carpenters, &C., &c.,
Persons having such property for SALE twoud be 10 their
lie can be found at the store Of Mr.. Nj. Hart.
Letters addressed to the subscriber from the country
will be- a,teuded TO- GEORGE DAVIS.
May Is tsn
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TO THE LADIES OF AMHERST

Those ot Won who favour the proposition If erecting
Saiue IN honor Of Henry Clay are respectfully invited
10 meet al the Cour House Saturday the q ST instant
at II O'Clock A fall attendance is desired as 1t is i'm
priant that whatever we design DOING should be done
without further DELAY.
CAROLINE F.. THOMPSON. Presi'nt.
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advertisement.
fnNrE Subscribers SCTyooL ia still in session al
the Ms.onic Hall, sod thankful II lis friends aud
patrons for the very liberal patronage hs has received
would ask It's continuance.
TERMS.
For BEGINNERS rer session of five months. s. o.
" READING. " r,tnp. &r 10 %
So 10 SO
- Latin Greek and first branches Mathemat-
,cs Is 90
W. b. FEArilERSfON.
June Is w2w-mis
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EMS
EEks.V kSEsR.Es5 STORE.

u .41ERHOGSE. ULHTTE.HORE g. co.
MAN STREET,
Lynch burg. "a.
A RE now renewing their SPRING aud SUMNER
IN GOODS, comprising large assortment Ut Cloth
ing, made aud trimmed IN the iiehest manner. aud o
the must Fns onabe 81, les, which will be sold ior
CASH al greatly reduced pnees, among which may bo
LttuI
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Valuable Sand for sale,
.lT.IEGTfO.Y..

ut .TEf'TEC.E.
TEylIF SUBSCRIBER will offer for sale, al auction.
Il the highest bidder, on the prems s. on The 2jd
day of July next. a
TRACT OF LAND,
living on both sides If Gypsum Greek. and on the
Turnpike road leading from Iynchburg Ia Campnell
Court iouse-sx miles from each place. The tract con
tans about
400 .ECREs,
one half in woods aud me fine TOBACCO LAND yet Ia
clear This land is well adapted to the growth olGrass,
Corn Wheat aud Oats lies well, aud there is coAside
rabe portion OF
Ek.FT CREEK EsOTTD.E.
more particular description deemed unnecessary as
tb1se wishing to buy Will view fer themselves. Inc
Land will be shown by the Subscribers residing near OF ny
Winston II Terry or Wm. b. Terry, living on 1t. Inc
owner Mr. George NJ. Nurrel wishes to sell, and Inc
terms will be made known on the day at sale.
Al. WILLIE. Alto. for
George ". .n"re9.
| June l0. Tvs
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EASrgs0NasssE ARTICLES.

Those wishing Garments made 10 ORDER we would
invite 10 call aud examine stock Of Cloths. Cdssi-
meres and JesfiHgs. which will sell or manu- acure
as law rs they eau he bought in This market.
We will continue 10 keep the best Of Wofkmen en-
ployed in our Establishment and any work entrusted
10 care will he executed with promptness and war.
raned to give entire satisfaction.
Garments cut low.
April 20 On
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ED1s LIVERPOOL.

FD's LIVERPOOL,
n%E TO sail lst Joly. The and elegao,
nfssTM Barque a II = IIIA N, Capt.
fFGAI5tra Allen. will sail as above.
Gs1esksS.sC For freight or passage, having superior
accommodations, apply 10
HENRY IUDLAM & CO.
As the Parlhian will return directly 10 Richmond,
persons from Virginia wishing TO spend fortnight in
England. have now opportunity of doing 50 al u
small expense.
June2 diff
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Paii aud striped French Gamuroou Pants,
Linen Drll, kfcmlin aud stfunade do
Fancy and white Linen do
Linen md ollon Shirts, Collars and nosems. Silk
aud Mcrino under Shirts. Lambs Wool, Linen and
ltlon Drawers, Scaris. Cn,als. Siucks, llandker-
chiefs, Gloves, Suepnders Hosiery. and every article
equlsne
TO COMPLETE 4 GENrLEMAE's WARDROBE.
"A every article IN purchased by us for cash. We wi
sell extremely how for cash.
Having partner IN New York manufacturing and
purchasing for this establishments shall be- receiving
Fresh Goods every OF 3 weeks thereby keeping our
assortment at oil times full of the =
.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-16

little flat these last few lays and has receded to 6rs Lard is slowl, ad.anclR-we quote. to day. $l33 stock 6500 kegs. Thar, American, none here Slanlsh very penty--I#t sales $lO4, Hams-none -Eurnpean, d small loltaken at S2O. Box pork SSb but little here.
 Freiehts almos, nothng-many vessels leaving in ballast Two days sInc | l7s. Sd to Cowes and the North Sea, was pad. United States, Sl per box and Sl4 per hhd.
 We suboin such uar6 culars of Mexican affairs as we find in our Havana exchanges. They are ofgreat importance and are neiriv week lnler than we have received direct Sen Almonte's communica- ion uf the passage of the measure of annexation, though not unexpected produced very considerable excitement in the capital sin the zzd Oi march, Senor Cueyas, the pres ni Minister ot Foreign Re- laiOns, addressed circular io the uOverhors o the different Departments, which he announces ths iniellipence He goes sn 10 say that the Executive Government and the chambers are occupied win the discussion of the grave interests involved m the question. He appeals o the patriotism ol the an' thoriies o the Departments and all their citzens, 10 forget aldvsions, and to stand ny 'e rresueh'' and co. operate win him in defence ot the rights and the honor of the nation. He promises to communt- cate promptly 10 the differ ent departments llie lneas- ures which may be resolved upon al the capital. Jnon inc reception of official notlhcatiOn Of the passage of the anneXalnn resoulons very stormy session WAS held in the House Of Deputies, during which propositions of hostile character were sub nitted and canvaassed, without, however, any deci- sive vote being taken thereon. The policy oi issuing letters of marque was brought np in this debate
 Ei siglo (oi Mexico) of inc 2o'h ut contains a letter from the Minister of furegn Affairs (Cuevas) To MT, Shannun, U. $. Minister at Mexico, inform ing him ihal the Government was Tn possession oi the know ledge of te passage oi the annexat" reso- IutIons, and ina. diplomatic relations between the two countries were suspended on that account The same day nole was addressed. by the Mexican Ca binel, to the Ministers of Sn,in,. France and Eng hand, protesting against the proceedings of the Uni ted States in relation to Texas.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-16
[For the ResIster nnd JournaI.l

MUBILE, ApFII IU. Io4U'
 Gentlemen: From the not,ce of a meeting of the "democratic party of Washington county" which appeared in your paper of yesterday morning, ind that l was nominated as d candidate to represent that county in the next State Legislature have for many years labored most cheeriully with my friends in the democratic cause, and it is wth extreme re- lucisnce that now decline the part they have assigned to me; hut such is the of my busi- ness engagements that could possibly attend the Legislature even if elected. cannot, therefore, consent to become n candidate, with many thanks 10 my democratic friends of Washington for ihe honor rendered me. Very respectfully. yours. etc,
 JAS. J. MALONE