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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-07


CAKrnAsE. Jefferson Co. ~ Y Feb. q.
The Wings of the Country are looking with
A great deal of anxiety for the action of the Wing
party in your city at the coming Charter Election.
/, is the sincere desire of the Country Wings, so far
as my knowledge extends, that the miserable fac
ton Of Natlvism' should be pu, down. Ii was the
cause of our losing the Election last fall, and will
for ever be a load too heavy TO be borne until we
finally cast il oil and rcpudate II, utterly unworthy
OF the supper; of American Freemen. Let the Wings
IN your city support their own ticket, even though
. Loco-Foco Mayor should IN consequence be
elected. NatNsm will then be dead, and The State
will certainly go Wing next Fall But ii on the
other hand Won elect Native" Mayor this Spring,
YOU doom the State 10 the tender merclcS Of Loco
Focosm for the next four years. II Is utterly I'M
possible for the Wings OF the Country 10 embrace
he doctrines OF this new party, and The adhe ence
Of majority OF the CITY Wings In Them Is a tern
de incnbns which will forever bearus down. Had
The Wing rapcrs before the last Election generally
aiken the same OPEN manly ground on this subject
which YOU and others look atyour Spring Election,
we should have made clean sweep In The State,
even II your City had given . or 5000 against us
But many OF your City Wings imagine that yonr
Corporation embraces the whole State, II not the
entire Uulon, and think that any thing which can
ne swallowed by your town pohtIclanS Will be As
well reliShed in the Country. It's tune that they
earned their fatal error, for such 1t Is nsie ad OF
The CITY giving tone to the political voice OF the
Country, Your Civ politicians should rather pay
some regard 10 the feelings and needs OF The Coun-
Try. COUNTRY w ING.
o. Urea elected CHARTER Officers on Tuesday
--WHlG Mayor (same as last YEAR, and Wing SUI
pervisor and Council-ast year Loco. The Alder
men stand Whiy 10 Loco On the General
Ticket the vote stands
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Court of common Pleas.

B0iOfe JusIgV LShohffEN,
Nm c TaL.s vs.. u. EfsiRc.-Ac;ion for Slsnicr-a,-
rrssy referred TO- Verde, for Plaintiff SIS, which carte.
Ike amount OF cost.
jams * RAY vs., WI7iH5r Wd2s.hIr. Ray IS money
broker in Wall street. and Mr.. Wills one " The trm %
Mash & Willis wholesale dry goods Dealers l0 Pearl -
The ureseut is an action the amount OF y
sla5 ,.heJ ov Mr. Ray for the Nenei- 0! Mr. Geo Wet
sell barber (coaa OF Mr. Wui) but on the strength and
security OF the endorsement OF Mr.. wills Mr. wills seg
up Plea OF usury opposition 20 paying the note.
rAs tina; Mr. Ray charged 81 81 besides legal Interest.
on cas the note an6also charged about the same
on TWO ercval, OF uonthseach. Mr.. Ray ccntcntS hA
the difference was for commissions, he acting merely
broker and having pay legal interest himself, besides
taking the risk OF endorsing getting the money nom his
principal. The Court CHARGED that Mir Ray having given
check for the note became tile dcoun:cr aud cannot claim
Is broker. BY the Law OF 1887 note is Void II more
than per interest is tasen no matter whether
business or an accommodation note, unless renewal! The
parties together, and the over amount actually paid
back when the faint Of usurv ceases Verdict deeu-
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NJ Hon. Samuel Nelson, the new Judge OF the
u. 5. Supreme Court, took his seat on the Sd.

Mrytco.-We are indebted to the Captain OF the
scr Fanny. for Mexican papers up to the s;h instant.
Don Fernando Cadeon, promising young poet died In
the flower OF his age.
Nothing definite had yet TRANSFERRED concerning Santa
Anas fate The great Dictator has hunoled himself and
he TO have his life spared with the most contemplate
coyarce and under whatever condition they may impose
OH him.
The SssoC the It'll that Santa Ana has given
drafts TO Mr. Perez Salver being restitution OF one hun
red thousand dollars which he had caused 10 be taken
from the Mint in Cuanauato. He has also appointed an
advocate 10 raise embargo put his property and set
tie all the damages his conduct has CAUSED the nation TO
suffer.
The Courier FrdHcas remarks that great difficulties exist
In bringing a bill of accusation against Santa Ana The
question TO sOve whether he Will be accused as President
or as General beng al the the revolution Ex-Pre
,ident and Commander in Chlef. y. o. Bee, Feb. %.
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For the Tribune.

To the Editor Of Tie Boston Post:
DEAR SIZE Ny attention lately been directed to
paragraph which appeared in your paper Of the 2Ith
February prrportlng to be tc the query
whether Professor F. F. Gouraad, OF Mnemotechnic cee
brity and Doctor r Felix GoUrasd, the Chemist Cor
are pleased TO express 1t the enterprisng individual
widely known skill and ingenuity in advertising
are one and the person and as the paragraph in
Question is caIcu tied much from it matter It's
throw sur upon my reputation as Chemist
bound reply, and ask you, as al act Of justice TO
myself TO make the smende honorable
In the first place whit less anxious than the
Professor be that should not be con-
founded The reputation have game Manufacturer
Of Cosmetics based something substantial than
even Skil and ingenuity In advertising; although admit
If Be crime to pay large advertising b Is then have
committed crime, and, if mistake NOT. reference to your
books viii prove yog, s 10 have been an accessary ate.
the fact. To my unaided exertons I'M proud to
say eve my present elevated standing in Society my
integrity unquestioned, my honesty unimpeacha5ie
and & it at al probable that should be willing to orego
my presen. advantages and profitable employment for the
purpose OF identifying myself with any Individual how
ever distinguished? Heaven forad The sensitive gen.
tenan need not therefore be al all apprehensye on thar
score Fer NE to attempt borrow lustre from the Pro-
fssors fame would be Ike Sun endeavoring extract
additional Hight from the Moon. blessed with
cellent memory myself and thanks the certain Che
mica compounds which manufacture there exists no
absolute necessity travel the country 10 form
classes" for the Improvement OF the memories Of Iay
numerous customers
With srea, respect subscribe myself yours
? Felix COCYAUp, II. j..
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pnIIc. Onicr,

LARcEsEs-Charlos Sear. co!ored man, was arrested
and committed FOR stealing piece OF cloth, worth So fros
The store OF Messrs XIX Cook, corner Of Robinson ana
Greenwich street
Daniel June was arrested by officers Joseph aud Jackon
for stealing into the sOOp WesterlOo, at the foot OF Deg
strickland stealing gun, matunss and articles OF bedding
worth S22 IS. the property of the Captain. on the 2't
pecenher. He was comn.tt.d 20 alsMer
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The MAMMOTH LEAD.-fIve caves have been
discovered, about So miles South Of 81. Ions, and
ten miles from Hlllsborough, the county seat Of
Jefferson county, tMo which have developed the
richest (" Ieads'' Go use the miners phrase) ever
discovered. The mineral is on all sides, the top
and bottom layers or strata are horizontal, and vary
from one to four feet thick of pure galena;" the
depth at the bottom is not known.
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rn-nny,s Onts,de.

FIRST Pags.-Li,crary Notices; Della Webster; Legsa-
tive Mistakes Corrected; DR.. Elliott, the Temperance
Lecturer; Eldrdgc-street Prison; News Items.
Las, Pdgc-I know an Isle; City Intelligence; Com
mercal and MONEY Matters Marine Journal.
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Coroner,s Office.

TsrEMpERAScE-T The Coroner last night held Inquest
nj 65 King street, the body Of Martha McDouga. ua
tive OF Ireland very yard dnser who died on TUESDAY
somewhat suddenly. Verdict death by diseases OF the IL
gestiye organs produced by intcmperance.
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~ AN election was held yesterday in this City,
for three Aldermen TO sapp the existing vacancies in the
Board; McSsrs Simon C. Shipey J. Cullen Aver, and ly
man Reed elected, BY small Vote ana without oi-
position They were nominated by tbs same party that
supported Mr.. Davis, the present Mayor os, Atlas.
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CONTENTS OF THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
Foa rHg PRESENT WEE

FOB rHg PRESENT WEEK.
|. .PoEraY.-Sonnet Know an Isle Freedom ~
Right; Honor to Vermont; Extracts from Anih'' )
Poems n.
H. .EpiroRrAl.-Teras and Duty inaasufalon p-'
The Reasons for Annexation 4ianeIatioa and 10 "
sequence. The Eleventh. Hour Men FOFsisa hsil'''
Postage Reform &c. c.,
III. PoLfricAL.-A Voice from Madison Co.. lowe
tons ia St. Lawrencr. Delaware. Sc. .,r
w. .Nrws-Congressons Proceedings, by the hs'T'''
The Tribune; New.York Legislature Santa "h' 80
SIerico. &c. ,t.o.;
v Writer'S i'tt.e .,,-,
The Mineral Wealth Of Wueoriie Dr. Bard 80
on Euroge n Y s. TemFeraaoe SOCIETY," fi 'at j..
Folks Inaugural Advancement. CT ASf'eu''1''
A.;s-Si. flsworth's Report, &c. &C., g,,.
VI. Co,,ERciAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
duce. &c. go. .. tso5-
Single copies put up in wap9efs for the MaiA' 60
t,iaed A, the desk. Price {; cents. Ill, II.
~ TERMS-s2 per year. All subscriptions
feribIy in advance. Address
GREELEY L. McELRATH. 20 AEa''Ds''
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- Crest HOUSES at the American Museum nightly -
Thanks to successful efforts Of lhr enierpsGg minay
aud all lovers Of fun would glance y9nt a The o
10 another column. Laughing Ga, Ighird ~ The ludi
.nce produces than Weighs dry VT
while the other features particularly Miss Oil!e, are Of W
first order
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No,y Tor the TnriN..

The Richmond Enquirer Is IN ecstases nj the
Annexation of Texas and the Inauguration OF Folk
Huzza! he shouts, "TeXas, 'cih hr nee Other
States IN embryo" tevery one secured to Slaveryl
is annexed 10 the Union!" Ii announces, semi
officially, that Maj. Donelson has sounded the
Texans on the subject, and that they will readily
accept and come ttaoer the original House ReSo-
h.tfons, rejecting Mr. Walkers Bentonian alterna-
tive. ESQ this scheme, which could not by itself
have been forced through the Senate, is carried by
an empty juggle, and is 10 be fastened upon us al
once And now, Richie excaims,
"The asitang question OF Texas now settled we have
only great difficulty our way oeonrse We mean
tie 7ariSand upon that great question the south VIII
never frbear--never lncluever desert tho duty she
owes to herself her country Upon that question
we hope Mr. Polt ,sl b is to e pledges, under 'eteh ne
scas sec.ed-pledscs SeR'aiy made a: nc Balo,e Cor
restos they made In regard 10 Texas On 'i>
subject NOW, at this most important and accept
ed time. the pledge aud In tue same spirit when was
brea,hed In the 9th resolution OF the lts'sa I'VE SonVe
until we succeed.
Do yeu hear this, Pennsylvania ? and you, New
England? Did you ever hear before OF the pledges
made at the Baltimore Convention that Polk would
destroy the Tariff! We have heard good deal
from the Annexationsts of the great marhrf Texas
would afford for the Manufactures OF the Free
States, but not whisper OF It's aid TO put down the
Protection OF Free Labor aud let in deluge oil
European fabrics upon us Noc the cloven 100,
begins TO stick out, Are you awake? Remem-
Der, CoNNkcTicur, that The nGri Congress IS 10 pre-
serre o, destroy the Th,iS,
o. The Morning NttcS makes another DIP INTO
the outer edge OF the Texas Question, which II
seems willing 10 discuss with US on the ground OF
the Right OF Texas to annex herself 10 us, The
News says:
Under the Mexican Constitution OF 1894 unless
tally misInderstand the nature Of that instrument Texas
held the position sovereign State boand indeed the
confederacy. bound to 1t equal and suoorn
ate member.
Well, now, neighboy, suppose provs TO you
that 1s1as terey ras State OF Mexico-never
SHIELD the position OF sovereign State" nor any
thing like twill that answer any purpose! Say
The word, and we'll demonstrate, 50 that even You
shall admit il, that Texas never was State, nor had
near population enough 10 en,le her TO become one.
but formed very small! portion On numoets) OF the
State of Coahuiia, which has never seeded IRON
the Mexican Coniederacy. What next
o. GroRcE HALL, Esq was nominated BY the
Wings Of Brooklyn on "Wednesday evening as
candidate for Mayor of that City. This Is an ex-
cellent nomination, Mr.. Hall having formerly held
the Office Of Mayor and discharged its duties 10
general acceptance. If the Wings of Brooklyn are
true TO themselves, they can elect him without
doubt.
EXPRESS LINE TO ALBANY BY an advertise
rnen in another column viii be seen tina. the steamboat
Express about to commence her regular trips Albany
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S Sis dal: * Lon 3 So S Do &c 6: 50 -a:d S4aE
st se6ad BSeTd -ei Wilmington I'd bs. 81. % do d s
s 20 Reaas Road > e.; ;s;, i 90 dc . 81 s
Pi Blk iss' Mecca s Aanaf Bs Fit;sSH'S Is 10 Leigh
sF N1cleas.d tts VAS: ; Sea
ss S1 ~. Raf a FqyS 5 Lea S Ba;oD VS. Br
tm RI Minerva. Burnett. Bridgeport q Ameeai Sni
Nen-York Sarah Augusta BaSef DO Steamer
VII -irs s-S John Randolph ssuet.e from New
Coohar,. Lee do; Eclipse, Niiden bostoa
NAVIGATION r gsumED--FIRSr EoAr.-.The steam
boat ST Clair. Capt. Pheau, arrived his morning,
March Isl, from Detroit. The Lake Is reported
free of ice above. and we presume oo2I coeid
reach Buffalo without serious impeachment ne g.
CLAIR Will return 10 Detroit tomorrow morning.
The winter now passed hes been remarkable
one the Lakes There was 10 zee 10 interrupt
navigation until the last Of January, and the steam
boat United States continued 10 run until the MD
Gle of that month After only abont SIX weeks
Suspension OF navigation the Lake Is again clear,
ana the ears OF our citizens axe Saluted with the
welcome pulls Of steamers.
LCIeveland Her Nov. l.
Two IMPORTANT DECISIONS THE SUPREME COUNT
The Supreme Court this morning decided the very npor
.ant land from Louisiana involving the validity Of
the celebrated grant Known The Mason Rouge grant
The ans claimed undo! IL thirty leagues being
wards OF two hundred and f:y thousand acres, lying
both sides the river OGachta, Monroe. The
was decided In favor Of the United States the alleged grant
being declared! by The Court fraudulent and void.
The Cour, also decided from Michigan in which
IL ruled that lands purchased from the United States in
tA; State are subject 20 taxation rom the date OF
sale
GA the part of the purchasers 1t was eonended that the
land, were not liable 10 be taxed. because. untl the pa
tent issued The legal estate still in the United States,
and the lands therefore exemF; from taxation
Lc;lobc, March 9Th.
FlRE.-A5out half-past 3 o'clock tins morning
FIRE was discovered IN pile of Cotton on Edmond
s,ons wharf consisting OF between and 100 bales,
2a of which were consigned 10 Kirkpatrick N Doug
lass. y to J. s Chambers and or bales 10 W .
Dukes Il Co About 300 bales were Destroyed by
tire or otherwise injured.
[Charleston Patriot March j.
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EXPRESS LINE TO ALBANY BY an advertise
ent in another column 4, will be tina. the steamboat
Express about to her regular trips to Albany
She win during the season, having been fitted up in
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VENrzuE1A-Late Caraccaspapers announce the
election OF sr Diego Bautca Urbeneja Vice President
of Republic By vote Of .. 10 q and n result Is called
IN 81 Lerai (the Administration paper "a splendid
t,onaI triumph" Nat Intel
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(g5- Jeremiah E. Carey, George P. Barker, Jo-
seph C. Hart, and Levi D. Carpenter, Esqrs. of
Massachusetts, and Reah Frazer, ESQ. OF Pennsyl-
vania have been admitted Attorneys in the Z. 5.
Supreme Court.
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YouxG WoMEy's INDUSTRIAL AssocrATIoS.-The
Ladies of this Association held second meeting
Yesterday in the Superior Court Room, City Hall.
The meeting was quite numerously attended No
gentlemen were admitted, with the exception of
few reporters for the press. Miss ELIz.BET1i GRAY
was called to the Chair, and Miss MARY GRAHAM
appointed Secretary Miss GRAY delivered a very
feeling address on the subject of the prlvatlons and
difficulties to which labonng females in this city
are exposed She also spoke with great severity OF the
cupidity and avarce Of a large class Of employers.
spirited and forcibe made by Mrs STORMS
who pointed on; the difficulties which females of the city
have 10 encounter arising from the low wages paid 10 them
She alluded to the necessity Of effort in obtaining in
crease of wages and extending the field OF Female Labor
By soliciting merchants employ them in their stores, &c
Resolutions were adopted expressive of the views of the
Association and in Of holding another meeting at
the same place on Friday next. l4h inst. Committee
of three Ladies' consisting of Mrs SAWYER (ady of Rev
Mr. Sawyer) Mrs a. s. STEPHENS and Mrs. STORMS, was
appointed 10 prepare an Address behalf Of the Assoca
,on to be presented at the next meeting.
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~. Advertisements the Daily Tribune must be LEFT
nj the Publishing ofoe, No. 30 Ann-street before ~
oe,oek IN The evening. FOR yates see first page.
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lss- TnoMAS FARRlNerox. late Treasurer o; this
State, has been appointed by Gov wnsh, -4dia.aat
General, vice A C. Niyen, resigned. a hois
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EDIroRIAL CHANGE.-It is announced in the
Nashville Wing that Mr.. c. C. Norvcll will retire,
in the course of the ensuing month, from the edi-
torial charge of that paper and that Mr.. Allen A.
Hall will, thereafter, have entire and exclusive
control over Is columns
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GREAT RAILROAD MEErIsG AT DERsY LlSE.-On
the 10Th ultimo meeting of Vemon'ers, New
Hampshire men and Canadians was held at the
Derby Line, 10 consider the subject OF opening
Railroad communication from Boston, through
Concord TO Stanstead, and thence 10 Montreal
Two thousand persons were present, SEINE OF
whom came from points hundred miles distant
TO attend An Association was formed, to procure
the statistics of the route TO raise funds for pre-
minary surveys, and TO obtain at the proper time
an act of incorporation. This meeting was char
acterlzed BY great enthusiasm, and sanguine belief
in the excellence of the route proposed. The his
tory of the different routes, for the purpose OF con-
meeting Montreal with the seabeard, will furnish
most interesting chapter in the development OF the
Railroad system
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" General Committee of Democratic
xVtiv Youuc Men.-A Regular 5leetin. OF this Com
,a',.ee s &c he'd at SArloNaL HALL, Friday, the
IN Instant al ! o'clock p. NJ By order.
''' @' THEO. E. ToMLINSoN. Chairman.
ees, 3. LHspss. see'etA'eS' mac
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PIRATES NEAR THE STRAITS OF GIERALrAT.-----
Capt Thomas, al Inns port, says the Boston Daily
Advertiser from Gibraltar Jan. ., the latest date
received IN this country states that several vessels
of war. including H. &. NJ. steamer Flamer, had
sailed in pursuit OF some Plrates spoken OF 10 the
subioined extract from the Gibraltar Chronicle OF
Jan %:
eve have been favored with an extract from Cadiz
letter of January 20 which that Spanish brig had
.; reentere that port from which She sailed few days
previously for La=uayra: the Captain OF which reports
having fallen in with Cape 81. Vincent; three piraca
vessels bark brig and schooner, by one of which the
brig he was chased days. but succeeded in eecting
his escsDe,"
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SUBSCRIPTIONS RECEIVED TO THE WEEKL
TRIBUNE.
( The eash IN aA eases aeeomganyins Pc order.l

SUBSCRIBERS TO TIE DAILY TRiBUNE.
Not iacladns any received in The City Of New OK
(Tae cash IN all eGSes accompanying N, 'faT
MARcH5. Brown'yille,N.Y / Richmond '4..'...''''
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n3- Tbs WnISs or WiLIIANsBuReII meet this
evening at Frisby's new building, corner OF Grand
aud Fourth.sree,s, for The purpose Of appointing
Committee 10 nominate suitable candidates for
Town Officers. Letno Wing OF that place neglect
TO attend.
NAvAL.-The U. 5 Ffsa,e Constitution, Capt,
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~ The Missouri House ef Representatives has
rejected Inc bill 10 their property 10 married
women.
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1 The once Of the TRIBUNE is temporarily located at
So 80 Ann street. We expect TO be in our new Buildings
in Nassau opposite City Hall by the first day of May
next Letters from the country, however require only
10 be addressed 10 GREELEY Sc McELRATH. NEW YORK"
Tho street or number need not be endorsed.
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" INVESTIGATIONS IL Animal Nagnssi s~sftissf q
noiosy by Prof RODGERS The gESa e@ ~ sssroaas,
is,,;Sr ~ coure Of -Four Lectures 0a e
valuable sciences " II ,,,h week, cog
Raiger'. Institute Madison 81 ~''1i' - 80.
Hs9f.s q si 49, ts So or each week comnsHes "
ne.dsy, 2 p snabcan Hail. corner Of ATsnue e'T
Thn-s.LsI Of each week, commencing Ihaf'oN''
As,eh sSS Buildings corner of Grove md HucfoS
as, f..eb wrek, consuneneiag Friday 9TH March
nTRSl :. when VIII admit LadyaEd Geatlsan
nj 5ts~
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0 We call attention 10 DR.. Banning's announcement
of free lecture this evening. in DR.. Adams Church on
Physical Education aud Mechanical support IN affections
Of the Hear, and Lungs.
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r.. Mr. polks Inaugural was expressed from this City
Albany by The publishers OF the EVENING Journal who
procured copy from this Office it arrived,
chartered the steamboat Illinois, and reached Albany with
At noon on Wednesday. their paper that
day Twenty-four hoars Washington 10 Albany IS
fair run, we imagine.
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The ANNEXATION REsoLUTIoNs.-The Boston
Daily Advertiser has the following observations en-
the Annexation Resolutions. They are worthy OF
attentions:
To give legal efficacy this three i'd
tttonsl be necessary. We hardly per
sate ourselves tina, he President elect Will regard
any thing than authority negotiate :or TIE
Annexation Of the territory Of Texas iha after an.
ceay will not IL ound be necessary 10 effect this OBJ
i Texas herself has given her 10 The AnGeXa
Ii Il, either IN the prese; fora. the conditions noT
named Without her the resolutions OF course
Void With her they constitute treaty.
which is valid an3er Constitution Il IS difi nlt 20
conceive therefore how there t validity in The re-
ctiouS either acquiring Texas part OF the terri
tory OF The United Sts.es Incorporating IL Of
the Union, with the right representation II
The government Of the Union"