Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-22
Byihe Long Island MaH.-The mos, impor,an,

N. York Journal Of Commerce and Herald. We
copy from the former. They both claim to have
the information from the highest sources:-
al have this day learned lS;h) from IN unques.
tionable source, that at the time Of Santa Annas
fall, treaty was in progress, aud nearly consum.
mated, for the entire cession Of California, or
New Mexicu, to G. Britain, it only being defeated
by the fall of Santa Anna. 1t seems that papers
and documents were found on his person when
captured, fully conlirmatory Of the fact, inorma'
ton of which has reached our government. 1t thus
appears that while England was indirectly opposing
the annexation of Texas, she was at the same
time negotiating for the acquisition OF country
still more extensive and valuable. San Francisco
is said to be one of the finest bays and safest har.
boIs on the coast of the Pacific. Withthe posses
sicn Of this fine harbor, England could control the
commerce Of the whole coas. Of the Pacific Ocean,
reaching from California 10 the possessions Of
Russia. "-BOsion Post.
The Nep York Suieide.-We yesterday publish.
ed an account Of horrible suicide in New York
by yonng Spaniard named ALBANIA. The New
York Mirror gives the following the cause Of
the comm,la of the fatal deed: "Ilis name was
ALBANIA, and he was the son Of the wealthiest
man in the Havana, commonly known by the
name of the "golden OK" The father had been
for some time endea,oring to bring about mar
riNge of The young man to ono lady, while he was
devoiedly attached TO another, and the voyage to
the country was compulsory separation by pater-
nal authority. Young ALBANIA was of an unhap-
PLY sensitive nature and excitable 10 frenzy with
what would scarcely move ordinary men. The
Jay before the commission Of this act, lie had
received very harsh letters by a new arrival from
Havana, and, left alone in his lodgings, his reason
gave way. In the first Of this deIirium, no at
tempted 10 cut his throat with razor, aud an
hour or two afterwards lie rushed 10 the top Of
the house, stood for a moment or two gcstculating
pointed above his head like diver, he plunged
| hcadlong TO the sidewalk"
FreigM.-Such is the abundance of freight a.
present in our city, that for some time there have
nat been suffcicncy of boats to take it away
All of the boats going South receive full loads i'm.
mcdiately. and those going to Plsburg are offer
| cd more than they can possibly take. Prices are
firm, wilhou, any advance, however.-Louisrille
Am. Dem.
Santa Anna in Merico.--A gentleman Just from
the city Of Mexico informs us that it is impossible,
Tor those who have not witnessed it, to cdnceve
! ,h4, f,li .-.---r 20 ~'.'o" TO ''O" nc" Peu
upon the head of the yrant. Santa Anna himself
says that the treatment he received in Texas.
while prisoner, was infinitely more humane than
that he experiences at the hands of his ow n coun.
trymen. Tie long.pentup wrath of the Mcxcans
now finds vent in thousand different ways.-
Every portrait. every statue, everything in short,
that might keep alive remembrance of the tyrant,
has been nsuIted, mutilaied and Destroyed his
namo is introduced in ribaId songs, and sung a,
every corner; caricaturos are hawked about show.
ing him in every conceivable odious lghtrude jests
and obscene pasq ulnades let off at his expense,
and his past acts arc coupled with every thing nla.
nous. But few weeks since, and this same
populaco dared not breathe lis name save in
praise.-Picayune.
Melancholy ySuicide.-Yestcrday morning, u bou,
4 quarter before ! o'clock, young man named
Gonsalez Ansolmo, was observed to open the dor.
mer window on the third story of the house of
Mr.. G. L. TailIant, So Barclay ST., having only
on his boots, pantaloons and Shirt A fter sitting
upon tho frame Of the window for some timo and
using violent gesticuatlons, he climbed Up over the
gutter and gained the roof IIo then
sat across the roof Of the attic window, and com.
lnenced declaiming in an unntegbIe manner to
a crowd of persons vino had congregatod in the
street, but who, though painters ladder had been
left at the house adjoining, which was well secur.
ed and reached above the caves OF the house, seem
to have been afraid 10 attempt any interference
with the young man, who was evidently laJoring
under mental alteration. Abruptly closing his
harangue, he pushed back his hair from his tenn.
Piles, and placing his hands in tho position of ore
nbou, 10 dive, and securing additional impetus by
the action Of his feet, he plunged over into the
street, aud lighting IDon his heod nm tho N,,ood