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SECRET TREATY.

1DStruU1entS, tnht inc Wds NJ uiut uiIC
designated as the western boundary of Texas
SECRET TREATY.
Antonio Lopez de Santa Ana generaI-in-chef
of the army Of operations, and President of the re-
public of Mexico, before the government establish
ed in Texas, solemnly pledges himself TO fulfil the
stipuIations coniained in the following articles, as
far as concerns HIMSELF
ARTICLE I. He will not take up arms, nor cause
them to be taken up, against the people Of Texas,
during the present war Of independence.
Article 2. He will give his orders that, in the
shortest time, the Mexican troops may leave the
territory of Texas
ARTICLE 3. He will so prepare matters in the
cabinet of Mexico, that the mission that may be
sent thither by the government Of Texas may be
well received and that by means ofnegotations all
differences may be settled, and the independence
that has been declared by the convention may be
acknowledged.
ARTICLE A. A treaty of commerce, amity, and
limits, will he established between Mexico and
Texas The territory of The iatier not 10 ertend beyond
the Rio BRAVO del Norfe.
Ana to Vera Cruz being indispensable, for the rur-
pose Of eiecting his solemn engagements, the gov
ernment Of Texas will provide for his immediate
embarcaiion for said port.
ARTICLE 6. This instrument eeing obligatory on
one part as well as the other, will be signed by
goation shall have been concluded, when il will he
restored TO his excelency General Santa Ana--no
use Of il TO be made before that time, unless there
should be an nraciion by either Of the contracting
parties.
PoRr OF vELAsco, May Ia, 1886.
(Signed)
DAVID q. BuRHET,
ANTONIO LOPEZ DE SANTA ANA,
JAMES CoLIINswoRTH, Secretary Of State,
BABY HARpIMAN, Secretary ofthe Treasury
p. Ii. GRAYsos, Attorney General.
Fne,ceH Of Gen Sa,,id .9na 10 The Ttrai Gfrny
Ny F,ieadsi- have heen a witness Of your cour.
age in the field Of battle, and know you TO be gener.
GUS. Rely with confidence on my sincerity, and
you shall have no cause TO regret the kindness
shown me. beg you to receive the sincere thanks
Of your grateful friend-farewell.
ANTONIO LOPEZ DE SANTA ANA.
VELAsco, LIST June, 1886.
PAPERS OF GEN AUsTN-Copy of an, agreement
Sc--Articles Of agreement entered into between
his excellency David G. Burnet, President Of the
republic of Texas, Of the ono part, and his excel
lency General Antonio Lopez de Santa Ana, Presi
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THE RIO GRANDE.

The secret treaty which Santa Ana formed with
the authorities of Texas, by which he obtained his
own liberty and preserved the army Of Mexico, has
just been published by Texas. We copy both the
private and public treaties from the columns Of
the Galveston News. Il appears, from both these
instruments, that the Rio Grande was at that time
designated as the western boundary Of Texas
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BIZ II. Green, .Aucfioneer.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUG
TI0N.--On Saturday, the lIth instant, shall
sell on tho premises, at o'clock, p M, lots Nos.
and 2, in square No. 500, being the corner of and
LIST street north, short distance east Of the City
Hall.
Terms are One-fourh cash; balance in six, nine,
and twelve months, for notes bearing interest.
A. GREEN, Auctioneer
OctS-3t
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CARD.-LANE g. TUCKER. mercba

A CARD--LANE & TUCKER, merchant
n tsilors, would respectfully invite the early at
cnfion Of their friends and the public to their large,
elegant, and fashionable assortment Of fall and win
ter goods just received; among which will be found
style Of gooda never before introduced ipto this
market. All of which will be mnde in ouf usual
superior style, very cheap for cash.
Also, handsome variety Of gentlemen's fancy
articles.
An orders faithfully and punctually attended to.
Pennsylvania avenue, between Al and 9Th streets.
Sept % yuw2w
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TRANSPORTATION OrricE,
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TRANSPORTATION OrricE,
BALrIMoRE AND ONO RALRoAD,
Washington, Sept IL, 1645.
AyOTICE.-On and after Monday next, the 18th
v instant the through fare in either direction,
between this city and Baltimore, will he 81 60; and
al the rnte Of cents per mile for intermediate dis
tances. BY order,
sAM'L sTErTINIUs, Agent.
Sept. 12-1m
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Eare,r1K Of Can. Sn,lln .ann 10 ihe Ttrnn mmu.

PAPERS OF GEN AUSTIN Copy Of an, agreement
&c.--Ariicles Of agreement entered into between
his excellency David g. Burnet, President Of the
republic of Texas, Of the ono part, and his excel
lency General Antonio Lopez de Santa Ana, Pres-
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IIoRsEs HORSES. HORSES. EoRsEsI-

wAsHrNeroS, Oct. 7, Is45.
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Oc., &C., &C m
Tickets $l5-Halves ~ 50-Quarters SO 75--
Eighths " 87I.
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pope VI the Unlteu states 10 WreSt IL from Mexico
while desert wilderness, the government Of Mex-
co invited settlers from oil parts of the world to Gull
uvste the soll--to do that which Mexico never would
nave done--wi,h promise Of land TO every inhabt-
ant.
The naturally adventurous character of the west
cin people OF the United States led many 10 migrate
thithcr, and natives OF other countries were also
found among them. The settlement was in good
Ia'h; and It is gratuous assumption not warrant
Gu oy any evidence, to suppose the contrary.
:, AZ Tue course Of time, when the settlements had
increased, much of the lend had been subdued, and
several thousands Of farmers and traders with their
wives and families, were quietly settled down under
'ne guarantees of free institutions from the Mexican
government, revolution in Mexico broke out,
which resulted in the overthrow Of all The republican
provinces, and the establishment in that unfortunate
eouhry OF one Of those central military dcspotisms
which have ever been its curse.
wow, the Anglo-American inhabitants Of Texas
az once refused TO submit to the dictatorship, and
,i isvouuon was proclaimed. There may very posi-
p,y ye otlerence Of opinion as TO the right Of the
,p:Vp,e VI iexas to assert what they called their
~" ueeoom, under such circumstances; but, from
w'ae Know OF the history Of the British people,
energy ana proud resistance against oppression,
am satished there is not Briton but would have
aoou foremost in the ranks at San Jacinto in the
ueience oil the Preside and the soil which he had
made his home
Permit me briefly to refer to the next chapter OF
.ne history; and do so, trust, with proper csti-
mate OF the adverse feeling entertained here sgains
our country on this frcsher part Of the subject
havng maintained her independence for eight
years, and been acknowledged by several grea
powers, including Great Britain, Texas looks around
70 advance her own interests. She has nothing
further to fear from Mexico. That power, to her
was forever defnnct. She was in debit the machine
~ OF government was expensive; snd il was mo-
long before her public men, and some ofthosc in III,
United States, devised the plan, since matured, o
-annexing the country to the latter power
Inc policy was, as you know, the favorite one o
The New York herald., 1845-04-25

BUENos AYREs AND MoNTEvIDEo "A Paris paper
OF the 1st inst, contains the following information
tervenion, it hardly be doubted that the disgraceu
hosttits which have been SO long carried between
these two powers, will be brought to close :-" we
to credit the friends of M. Guizot Baron Defauds
has been lnsracted to enoin President Rosas army
all hostility against Nontevideo, and to recall
the Argentine territory On the other hand the combin
ed forces of England and France to oppose the
ton OF the blockade lately decreed by tho Dictator In
order to carry out those measures Loine
will have under his command, in the river Plate the fri
gates Afrcane and Erigone the corvette Arehusc and
the gunboat brig Tactque. Atreay of peace will be pro-
posed to the two Republics, under the mediation OF Eng
land France and the Brszils and with that view
that de Mareul an Attache Of the French Legation
Those measures However tardv have become indiSDen
sable in consequence OF the promises made 10 Monevdec
at the time of the conclusion OF the treaty by de Mac
kau they been resored 10 sooner great msotupes
would have been avoided"
The New York herald., 1845-04-25
0J- Who is Mary Maywoodl Who Who Z

Nova SCorh.-The Provincial Parliament OF
Nova Scotia was prorogued on the I4th instant,
after stormy, and on the whole, Intellectual ies.
sion. The majority of the local Governors ad.
ministration was small, and the members were
continually initiating larger and more important
parliamenis, by getting UP qusrrels between the ad-
minIstration and opposition, such, upon the most
uhlng questions. Inc wnoe NUMBER OF acts pass
private acis and twenty-eight were alterations Of
former laws.
One hundred and twenty-eieht vessels, compris-
ing ii 1872 tons, employing 3,93S men, have been
cleared out for the seal fishery at 81. Johns NJ f.,
this season
The New York herald., 1845-04-25

MOIEH MARkET.

=
Socks are all down to day Stonngton fell off per
cert. Norwich and Worcester J. vicksburgi Morris
Csnal4 farmers Losnl. Penn SIS ! Illinois !. Long
Island 4. Canton t. Indiana l. Harsm1 WILMINGTON
Ksiroad . East Boston and Erie railroad closed firm at
yesterdays prices The market is very heavy and prices
very f.verish
The tolls the Erie Canal this season, far, have
been large, compared with last We annex the amount
of tolls Rochester the frat days OF this
season, compared with the corresponding period last
ERIE CANAL-RxcEIrTs AT RocHEsTsR.
io4o, nou si1 Gays. Ss'So9 80
Flour es4ss hedss.,es sss Of pa ~ O'Clock
of 2lst inst, bbs. ....... ........ 25 900
Do cleared west Of Rochester,. ............ 29737
Total -four passed weigh lock, Rochester. 90 es7
very active competition is going on in the carrying
business and we learn that freight has already been
The receipts Of the Reading Railroad Company con.
nue to show the same ncreasof previous weeks here.
with the corresponding week last the ip full fifty
per cent but compared with the week IN
the nssy S sn
in three seasons.
PHrADELrHIA AND READING RAILROAD.
ending. - ~ Apg a. !s4a Agl 60 1914. ADl 49, 1916.
EE:.itns Eoai 9i.s.psss Tsa. ssS sS ss
The monthly receipts large enough to give the
Company annually the same ratea gross income of
doubtful in the year. The income in the receipts
this last is greater than the receipts Of the
last those for the corresponding period the yesrpre
much shorter time than its most ssnguine friends have
anticipated, and notwithstanding the efforts made by
clique opposed to its success. it must eventually pay
very handsome dividend on the capital invcscd1in its
The of the Western Railroad Company fer the
week ending April l9h, this year, compared with the
corresponding week last year, shsw slight falling Of
The decrease has been in the receipts from passengers
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,vy.x 49,

what the seven fold thick bulls hide
shield was % Ajax Is GOURAUD'S Italian Mdicated Soap
g he worshppss at the shrine Of Yenunder cover
hnd ample protection from the Of Tan Pmples eek
les sal 5aIn Sflow pss add al the other ills that skin
'h.ir N inner Of srad,eatis supeIieeus har G0URAUD
Liquid Iegetaoie rouge inparts the permanent and
hAUDs Lily White gives delci,u. softnes -hliene.s and
Dye vii change any col9red hair 10 ch glossy black
" TO cnre hs inveterate cases of Deafness
Rem ,mber genuine. unless sold at Dr. FELIX
GOUkAl D'S depot, II WALKER STREET, first store
from Broadway.
The most notable Cure for Deafness II GER
tarly Gomsuds Acoustic Drops which carefully rre:
pared from The OF that Te,ownrd Dr.
London These astonishing Drops haze ed peo 10 who
had been deaf Is and 20 year Purchasers
70 be careful not purchase anyhere else than Dr.
FELIX GQURAUD'S well known depot, 67 Walker st, fist
store from Broadway,
Oalicy's Magical Saln e.xSract0r, at his
agency, u Walker street. first store from Broadway
Oldridge's Balm OF Columbia, Wholesale,
at CT Walker street, LIST store from Broadway.
The New York herald., 1845-04-25
Mexico md Texas,

We have no later news than what we published
Wednesday morning
II will be perceived, by the annexed paragraph,
that the movements in the Gulf are watched with
the interest they merit, and that they are of some
Importance
[From N. o. Picayune, April l5.]
Upon first page will be found the important intel
gence received by the New York and Alabama. The
counts By these arrivals such well induce the
belief that the temper and mness OF the United States
Government would be put to the test ef ordeal
Now that the aueson OF annexation has fairly developed
struggle for ascendancy this continent, between
the u State and Europe, look for the utmost energy
and despatch upon the of Mr. Polk and his Secrea
ries The British Government have provided Captain Ell
o with ships OF to assist him in csrrying on his
negotiations with the Mexican authorities and the Eng
lish Mercantile ( Steam Marine is lending its aid the
despatch of intelligence having important relations the
contingency in hand The Government of the United
States should back Ministers with efficient naval
force the English have brought to the aid of Captain
Elliott and we hope shortly to the fact that
there is sufficient feet in the Gulf to meet any conn
gency that may arise.
The New York herald., 1845-04-25
Theatrlcals, &c.


Mr.. haywood Ia about 10 bring out piece after the
manner of Charles Matthew's "At Home" in which he
will personfy Scotch character. Those who have seen
his rehearsal speak Of it in the highest erms This gen
tleman will shortly repair TO Montreal Tor the purpose of
bringing this piece out
sg sanquirco is about to proceed to Europe for the
purpose OF making engagements for new Italian compa
ny in this city.
MFR. Meignen's benefit concert st the Musical Fund
Hail. on Tuesday evening" was attended by large and
brilliant audience. Miss Barry warmly received
and sang in her best manner. sgnor Rapet the cele
brated violinist, was also appauded with much enhus
asm.
The Philharmonic Society give their extra concert this
evening, when MISS Barry, Mr. Phillips, Mr.. Norton
Master Sconca, and other well known musicians to
appear.
Mad Borghese and other members OF the Italian troupe
performing in New Orleans will terminate their
gagements in that city about the first week May and
and are expected Immediately afterwards in this city.
Mad Pco and sg'r Sanqurico have arrived in Boston,
for the purpose OF giving Grand Concert at tho Melo
deon, on Friday evening
new play, written by Mr.. George Vandenhof, il to
be brought out at Pamo's next week; it is entitled
Passion, or Youth and Age.'
The orphean Family are giving Concerts in Raleigh
North Carolina.
Mr. Henry Phillips gave his farewell Concert In Boston,
on Tuesday evening" which was well attended
Rockwell and stones Equestrian Company continue
highly successful in Boston.
Tho poet Rogers II is ssid gave Miss Cuskman dinner
as a mark Of compliment and attention.
Raymond Co.'s mensgerie is attracting crowds of vi
sitors in Baltimore.
The entertainment given by the Messrs Magenis. fa.
her and son, at the Musical Fund Hail. philadelphia,
night two ago. was attended by highly respectable
company, end afforded much satisfaction. II ia stated
that the rectaons veil the music quite su2e
ricr.
Vieux Temps, the eminent vionis WIS., OF the latest
date' on tour through the Provinces of England.
Arrew DOT Is menufac urad in Csmitn county, GCo,
and sold for 80 cents per ib.
The New York herald., 1845-04-25

Court Caiendar-Thls Day.
COMMON PLEAs-Nos los, l06, 49, &c. ll6, IL lIa, IL,
H. Is.
SUPERIOR CouRr Mos SIS, as so. 46, Il4 49, 49, III,
lls, 100, l2l, l22, 1913, ,l24, l25 4s, 49, SO, TO-
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Movements or Travellers

Yesterday may almost he booked as a blank
day at all our principal Hotels The arrivals were
'tew and Tar between" and the departure Of the
passengers by the Great Western, and the return
OF the friends who accompanied them, TO saw and
we hope with prophetic assurance, 'sfarcwe,' -
nave diminished the occupants of all the Hotels
We cleaned, however, tire following list-At the
AMERfcAN-Dr. james Haywood, S. G.. John Cooper,
Philadelphia; j. r Bid1le do A. d. Ballard, Vrgnia
Mr. L. French and v. fl. Gillian, Sing Sing, and ten
others.
AsrsR-JohA Denman, Columbus Ohio; Pierce Bullsn,
PnIlalcphin Mrs George Bancroft lady OF the Secreta
ty Of the Navy, Nsthanial Green, Postmaster Boston;
Knox Walker Secretary to the President OF the United
ington; Judge Woodward, Ireland; Colonel Thomas g.
Banby, Washington; Pierce Chateau, St. Louis; Ross
Cobb PATTERSON, and about 20 others
CTy-W Wyack, Richmond, Va; W. Gray, do; I.
Dunlop, Philadelphia " Finlay, B. Snow, D. B. Can
field, Philadelphia, and ten others. cGra
FRANgLIN-J.s. S. Waldron, Poughkcepsie; J. G. Rous
maniac, Boston; c. Hale, Messrs. Woodman Browne
and Kelly, Mass.
son, Utica; John Lane Milwaukee,; Major Dane, Syra
cuse, and 10 others
ST. GEoRGE's-H. L. Philips, Mexico; II. P. Chad
WICK Massachusatts; Clark Robinson, Charleston; j. D.
Spooner, and others
GLeBE-Dr Hunt, Charleston; Paystt, Philadelphia
F. W. Ward, Brighton; Nancy, Mexico; Walter Ja
mieson, Mexico: Courtnay Taggprt, England; W. b.
beverley U. ~ Virginia; g. Cresser, Philadelphia
Sir Archibald Mcdonald, London; +. Ward, Brighton,
and Others.
WAvERLY-Messrs. Pratt, English and Frost, Philade
q; 3. Mcdonald B. Snow, L. Livingston Albany John
Remington, Augusta, Geo; Thomas b. Smith, Liverpool
England, and others.
The New York herald., 1845-04-25
Perso nal NIovements,

The New Orleans Picayune OF the 18th instant states
that the Rev. j. b. Pinney formerly Governor Of the
American Colony at Liberia, has returned to that city
after very successful tour through portion Of Misss
olectures New Orleans on the subject of Missions
Africa and the state and wants of the Colonies In that
country.
Mr. Milner Of Philadelphia native of Fochabers, has
bsqueahed 9sS 900 for founding school for children Of
all Christian denominations in the town OF Fochabers and
Parish Of Belle.
Wsread in Galignani"Iti ID mentioned in fashionable
circles, that Miss b, the daughter OF Mr. b, of
Philadelphia, now resident Of Paris, and niece OF an
eminent and wealthy English peer to be led to the alter
after Easter, by descendant Of the Knight Tempar Of
Sir Walter Scotts Ivanhoe."
Ke Ying, the Chinese Commissioner who negotiated
the treaty has sent his protra painted by eminent
Chinese artist, to Sir Henry Pottinger a. mark Of his
friendship and esteem.
The New York herald., 1845-04-25
Bea1's Hair Restorative, mt his Agency, o
Walker st. lst store FROM Broadway.

Walker st. lst store FROM Broadway.
A F.iehtfuI and Awful Dream OF the Edi-
# the Paytucket s'd Literary Reporter last Fday-We
.tns The vond.ai prepsrss reesasis
.s: 81 si YOKE 'ss ' wi @iss
politely sent to Office by the purchaser Of vesprnis
a SdT,y ensassss i ssaay ssp
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observed in it Ysu %us carefully remove from The
ss!s%aa used eais of a moIaias aSaioas aaS
damo with am.zement tis coat, ypperdne black
sad p ,ss,s s a,d twenty eSfds G ,pp latch I
q iceberg during the Norwegian blast of six months
a%os, frantic with f.r he had enly
y fnto charcoal cart passing at tbs momea, aod n,atly
pe % colo I'd whS " a Of al
and Or. ten am" IN % bis
ye m msn % r'vens upon thee huAdred
These few Of the many wonder. wrought by this
n jones'. Italian miea sospn Ssyog
the earth has ws a ss"s
h. qG black dark color can long rss h, seton Of ii.
suI9s obs copied sat down 3 ,ra.sIbe IS ~ 70
nay rlscsd the soap near our nst,ud VIII sarr.e Of
our discovery swoke at once from sleep We might
After hayag used the wonderful article gives the fol-
owing "frst notice" Can any Of common sense
doubtl
he magical and astonishing chemical proprte Of the gen-
me Joness Soap the theme Of mFion ana whn, ~
hnh rough dlscoior.d and ds6gued shin the same tim
curing all pmpes freekss, d''co,oi ~s e. b o T @
!oubt is power, try il cnce Mind and set none na
,sps s ar Sss ss Il To a &C. ysrsI
beautiful silky Head Of nar for the snail snln q the thi
he b,antifal effect botri Of Jones' Coral H.
hair,f they knew how soft clear DARK silky sha
H. L moi only by its qualities casses but sctua
iv forces The growth and health The d,ndrn aud
,op the hair srg Off Get u where else in this cits BIT
~ he sign the American Eagle so huham 323
Broadway; or Fulton street Booklyn STATE street. Bos
ton; Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia
nedicsl EoticS--Ths Advertisement - OF tn
New York College Of Medicine aud Pharmacy established 70
he Suppression Of Qusekery the cure Of all Diseases vii
T'r sCs appear on W 's"EH EcTTSTppsoS cTTiSsp Ds sGanA % S
Dce md Consa ina Rooms cf the college. Nsssau sts-
Ala PsnitatsipbiR 5u,sr~sptScns ac N
BRAID mns be paid 10 the only authorized Hgens The
Co. iedgs Building, Third street ncar Chestnut eI
rs cents month, ocpdng he Sunday paLcr; or % cen
Without il; delivered Of charge in part ot dspH
Snalr copins for sale as above, daily, at oe'ocsece
'epts
The WEEKLY HERALD also for sale every Saturday mon
ns-Prc 6 cents or Ss Yer anruu delivered IN any part
I Xii he us,, ,d cheap Publications for sale at heir
,hIarinen IS soon as issued Wholesale and retail ,,
nueh perhaps, in fhiedelhia, pare, published
bat city, aordnr valuable medium 70 ndve.t,seis adss
rsmentf hauded the at hall past oolocs VIII ap
praf ip tbs Herald usxt day. NU
The New York herald., 1845-04-25
The Great Remedy for Asthma, Coughs

Elegant Furniture-Wc are requested to
call the attention. Of the pubic III. sale of elegant Furniture
This day at l0h o'clock, q, 1913 Broadway.