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Prom the New Orleans Bee. August %
LATER FROM TEXAS.

Ky the arrival Yesterday morning OF the UndiRc
Capt. Grce, from Corpus Christi ria Arkansas Bay
Galveston, have received files Of papers Saur-
day last. 23d The Undine left Corpus Christi OF
the 18th. All quiet ,he U. S. Encampment. Gen
eral Taylor had succeeded IN removing nil tho troops be-
longing the Sd and 4,h Regiments OF u S. nsnuy anc
established his Head Quarters at Corpus Christi I;oot
health Prevailed in the Camp.
The Undins left Arkansas Bay the alst inst. Tn,
schooner ROseila, Shipman, leave in few days
the schooner Fioridion, Arne with coal, & for the
s. troops, had jus, arrived. Steamer Msnmosth was re-
pairing. Schooner Siraiolc which had been wrecked on
the Bar had been stripped OF her masts sails rigging &c
Some of her cargo saved.
The steamer MeKim, at Galveston, was to leave at
o'clock the 800 inst.
The Galveston NsIos states that the Mexican army q,
Matamo.os said be 900 strong and engaged in
terrifying that city. Per contra the riian declares that
from the best Information, the number troops Maao
does e1eced jD0-,nat they are rady supported
and efficient than Mexcaus soldiers usually are
The accounts from the Convention are mesgre aud un-
satisfactory Nothing further had been done relative the
project OF attempting establish Provisional Govenmen n,
and annulng the present Constitution, prior the compile.
uon of the Constitution of the State The plan had been
strongly opposed by Messrs Henderson, Van Zandt and
ober leading members and dscouutsnanced by Msor Don
cisou.
The following resolutions introduced BY Gov Runnels,
were adopted by the Convention on the 29th ult:
Resolved That the Committee the General Proyi-
sions Ut tho Constitution be instructed TO enquire into the
pedleney and propneiy Of Incorporating Consu
ton, the following provisions:
SLAVES.
LEI. The Legislature shall hcyo power pass laws
for the emancipation OF slaves without the consent OF their
emancipation iuu equivalent for the slaves emancpa.
ted. They shall have power to prevent immigrants
70 this State from bringing with them persons as are
deemed slaves by the laws OF any the United States
50 long as any person OF the and description
BE- continued in slavery by the laws of this State; provided
hat such person or slave be the bonhs de property such
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-04

POsiPOning a DueI-Thc New Haven Herald says that
correspondence IS going between gentlemen
OF Boston, which began years ago with n challenge
Mr. A., bachelor challenged Mr. b. married man with
child who replied that tue conditions not equal
that he necessarily put rex with his lie han
the other; and he declined year afterwards he recev-
ed smother challenge from Mr.. A. who stated that he TOO
had wife ard child, and he supposed therefore the
objection at Mr. H. was longer valid Mr. IL. replied
that he had two children, qIently the inequality
sui! subsscJ. The year Mr. 4. renewed bis chul.
engc having children aisp but his adversary ad
three. This matter when last hosrd FROM was still going
on the numbers being SIX to seven, and tue challenge
yearly renewed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-04
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
N. Y. MARKET-sep,. l-aa4P.M.

N. Y. MARKET.-Sspt Ia 3-lP.M
The sales VI cotton but $50 bales. Flour is steady
1000 bbs fresh Genssee cold In lot St75 aud
dry parcels Of esh from new wheat &c. at "a 7sssl Ohio
50a75 for all eondons For rye, the dises offer 50
holders ask 20 5000 bush. Maryland sold
81 cts. VT. Oats 4la42 cts.
ofpork. <S0 bbs old sold al ei3 so $50 do.
at Sli; 200 do. primo Sill. 5000 lbs Southern
whalebone st S63c. .U.t
Sterling s3al0 prem; francs 5.25s23a. t'
p 3. Eveuns.-The sales Of for the dsy 400
bses.-JouR. Con-. " ai
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-04

NESMERIS.N.
n W. RANDOLPH Il CO. have Tor sails
~ Hheougy Philosophy Mrsm-rsm and Phrcnoogy
Sleep ana Consciousness, by J. stariy Grimes
Animal HagnaileE History Phenomena and Curative En
o. Ana Magccn; with conducting
&c Operation iva Fhyscan.
New Facts u ~, IN
Inc seefess O frovot
life az man ana tie diffusion word OF spirits
oLs Se n4h ~ J. KIn"G Ga ~ Phys clan Wein,bg
lated by Grove se4
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letter from Santa Fe written on the 18th Of July, an
published in the ST LOUIS Era that much interest
felt that section country relation the annexao
of Texas. large portion OF the inhabitants said
be anxious 10: annexation, and favor OF the Rio de
Nore the boundary, which would include them in III
Union.-Bah Al.fr.
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70 THE MERCHANTS OF RICHMOND.

'sNHE advertiser wishes TO offer great induce
Il ments to Tie Merchants OF Virgin way pueha
che ~ Goods they
goods that viii aFd ihem 100 lie constantly
ms new Goots and has buyer New auctions;
by this be enabled goods rrgulr
prices New York
The subscribers stock consists OF Laeas Ribbons
Bobtn Fd-ng Swi.s ard Boak Nuns Handkerchief Collars
Needle Works French Fov.. Gmps Caps CaPe Rushes Does
Goods French sprays Gives feahc Mtt Linen q mbii To-
fans Robes srd Bodies Hosiery
&e and aee OF different made ~.
The Merchants ere solicited 10 call and the and
they cont find them cheap buy. Mind
place. s. BRoADBENr
No 81 Baltimore
Opnos Ion R,b,n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-04

Departed this life the 18th uIimo, In Kinsio Ienoir
County, G. Of Bilious Congestive Typhoid Fever Mr..
THOMAs SsirH CIIEK native NJ Dinwiddie County Va
Though for the last two resident Of fenoir IN tho
3Jth year Of bis oge leaving behind him aged father
whose attachment to him particularly ardent seyern
devoted brothers and sister, and numerous relatives spd
friends to dePloe his uumey death and their cpsrsb
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RrroRrro foR rRk UNITED STATES GAZETTE.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

MONDAY EVENING. Scptt 1st
There Is steady demand for Flour but sales most
ly in small parcels $3.50 for common, and S%75 for
good brands; old stock brings S4,2S Rye Fiour-Smal
sales So Corn Mesl-Nothing doing. wheat-But
little srving and 1000 bushels good Southern sold at 81
cents, which advance. Corn dull and dropping, sales
Of Southern yellow 52c and 5000 bushels Sic. Oats
southern sold at 323c. Pork is ups to-day small sale
O. Mess made at SIC mos, which is the general
asking price. No change in Groceries.
BOSTON MARkEr-Ssturdsy Afternoon, Aug 30.
Couon-We have nothing report the sales
only in limited parcels and prices without alera
uon As the next steamship will probably arrive early
next week. probably little nothing will be done nil fur
Their adviccs have been received from Europe. Provisions
The demand is fair and prices fully sustained Sales
to day OF $40 bbls Prime Mess, and Clear Pork at
IL for Prime. $l4 for and SIS for Clear
Countries have rather downward tendency; quote
yellow at 5sa Goo; white, Sea 81; Oats, 37c.F1our-
There good demand day. the supplies moderate
and prices improving Sales Of Genesee at SI3a
and fancy brands $5a ST. Sugar-Lite nothing done
to-day except TO the trade former prices Molnsses
Sales Of old sweet Havana at27c. Hdes-2OO New Or.
leans sold at &c, mos.-Afiss.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-04

RAILROAD AocDEyr.-On Saturday afternoon. imno-
diaey alter the o'clock train from Newton, the Bos.
ton aud Worcester Railroad, had crossed the Brouklino
road, gravel train going out upon the other ock struck
schaise IN which gentleman passing tho track threw
10 81 from he road upset md broke IL pieces Tho
horse also seriously injured. Fortunately the gentle.
man escaped with slight personal injury. Is attention hsd
been exclusively attracted by the passenger ain that
he did not observe the sppfOach Of tho gravel uan coming
from the other direction Several Of the gravel were
thrown from tho track, and Of the workmon received
on nlnry DO i've l1lt-BoaToN U. Apv. MoNpLY.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-04

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. intended tor mornings Paper
be brought in before o'clock the previous evening
TO insure insertion; aud those Monday mornings pa
per Saturday. ..,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-04

eAsD~' % hscstkr
plant sro~. but
se guard ssais -eroua and other rDduiar eoupaas
which ran~ni~d om g,neaon 10 generation. painful ~
tIusktas We believe under the bsng
- knA Creation scTo and IL Kindred diseases when Their
eins hereditary the blood be eadieats and hs entail
cut forever by OF IA pds sctos OF the
wrought BY might perhaps be considered
ee they voahed the unmpeachsbe teony
Hut the voice truth snhsred and gratitude Tor hvh
restored win speak Rheamas variety Of eutanroos
diseases arc relieved with spidy and certainty BY this pepaa
tloa
for further Particular and eoaesvc evidence Of
value Pamphlets whrh be obtained Of agents
gratis.
W Prepared and sod retail expectation
by A. u SANDS Co., Druggists and Chcmisis Granite build
ins No. ~ Broadway Of Chambers New YORK.
so,d sl-o by ALEX. DuvAL Co. Asen,s street,
moad, Va CO Price ol Bottle.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-04

white frost diseernbis carry hour Friday
morning last at Providence r. L. and RoxouIy and Ded-
nam, near Boston.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-04

The "Poi,sve Journal" woman left her in
FAINT the bed, while she down some
domestic duties, and returning found large cat w.
ing upon the infants breast, with heud the child.
mouth II In the act Vi sucking its breath. Upon EXAM
the child discovered be dead, having met It's
dealh riofdinsry and distressing manner
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PrETTY PGeULuE.-The AD.elie, Reoorter rive,

PEETTY PEcULnE.-Tbe Angeles Reporter gives on
nfmsucn oi tno respectable young mer o;h OF fespocia
be iufniiof Living n TO same neigh bJThood IN OF
toe towns Of AIcgany county, snd IN prosperous cir
eum-tsIcos swapping wiyestIo ladies taking TO their
now homes oil The property they had their frst msmo.
nial aiasce Tho above J.urna further that no
difficulty had occurred between any Of the PARTIES
sDd that given for the strange fooptocau0n
hOehtsfer Daily Ado.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-04

Mr.. EVERETT, the late Minister Great Britain. is
expected leave England for home the steamer o: the
4th Qoday) lie awaited the arrival Of his successor in
order personally transfer the archives Of the Mission,
and make such confidential explanations he alone could
give.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-04

Among the patents recently extended four years
tor ohiids phistie
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-04

UIRctsIA Once 9TH, superior
cesr ef Chsnees fcs The Richmond crea the ID day of
September ists; 80
wal AuahRsaa rhL
against
wsnssoa Ks.,os. q Beverly Esnnoe ssed
and osher DsoA
The dsess above snicred her
aud security according Of Assembly End hs Rules
Of this appeanse ssaesoy evidence. that she
inhabant ofhs CONSEQUENTLY 10 odcief That the
said Rus beh or The sad
Monday November and the hill OF
plaintiff copy be forthwith asserted
newspaper publhsd city Richm-nd
and posted the oni door Of the Capoi the sad
city. A eopy-Tese
se t-~ew NJ p. HOWARD. &C.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

'ENHE subscriber has a quantity Of Norton Seed
n ling Gnpss which be will cell, delivered In Richmond IS
cent ger tubs ais, cav aba tnd Isabea Grapes
sl aiS e yer 10 dseHt fof Magnolia uehanan Spring
Orders e at W. Bgeows Dir websiers ~i be aendedo
sef-WLN WINSTON
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HOYT,S OFFICE.

$4,000 Capital for this morning Tickets $40. rs
Noe. Ia drawn Packages for sale the usual terms,
unul IL o'clock.
.att,. This Evening
$4,000 Capital. Tickets 81. Shares in proportion; for
sale at ..-... HOYT"S OFFICE,
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ADDITIONAL RECEIPTS.

ADDITIONAL RECEIPTS.
ffNHos. n. PRICE CO. opening supple,
= and desirable ods, they will offer
friends Y!.ees please. Among the
Goods just TO lani, will be found
Rich French Ch'n'z Extra heavy blk ,iIk Iioss
do shaded Mouse de Lanes do white
Sup sls WARP Alpaehas X. Alpacha
finest goods imported Cashmere
Elegant keps. &c Lans Mnavan
EgzlyrouI cashmere Muslin Robes
"-Quadfils silks ,wh;.e cord Embroidery
HEAVY bd blk PoR de Solo French work collars (tfiued
Sup. plaid eashmrnrs and unlrnmedl
Scarlet OIL eaLcos Irish Linen-Rrdeye Diaper
Hsh cord arsian Cngh1ms Table Danask Panty long cloths
ObTe Pekn Pen DC soIe Linen checks and
Gro DE- odiT eambncs WooIea Shirts. &c, with a
great many other gooisnow aud the wayhe they will be
peas Il 10 shew purchasers. sei
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j. r. WORDS OFFICE,

1000
5000
$500
aloO
1000
I-aS prizes Of 1000, &c.
Whole Tickets $40; halves S; quarters $50. IS No.
Lottery Ii drawn ballots. certificate OF Package Of
25 Whole Tickets will be sold the low price OF Sill
halves S. 50; quarters "a IS Csl before II O'Clock,
WORDS OFFICE.
Corner opposite Exchange.
z. S.-whole Ticket Nos 10 SO So another Capital
sold yesterday by WORD.
CLARKE'S HEAD QUARTERS.
For to day. Alexandria. Extra Class 2l0. Capitals
$4,000, 10000, 5000. 5000. 1000. 3000 $500 2l20.
20o0 25 prizes OF 1000, 20 Of 500 30 OF 400 30 OF 3o0
&c. IS Nos. Ia drawn ballots. Ticket, only sl0.
Drawing Of Aloxasdra Extra, 20s:
g IS ~ 10 80 81 "a IL rs 80 ~ IL IS
Nos IL ~ - Whole Ticket sold in the above by
CLARKE.
Drawing OF Alexandra Extra, 2O9:
, - So IS IL 2 So 81 IL ~ IS 4 l9
Nos. ~ So Whole Ticket sold in the above by
CLARKE.
~ MANAGERS OFFICE,
T. RUSSBLL BIGGER & co.
Drawing .f Pokomoke River Lottery. Class No. la
IS So 60 25 10 81 81 10 IL Il 30 IS 81
Drawing OF Delaware Lottery, Class al0;
81 SO II 81 IL - % 4S II % I'll Ga
Splendid Scheme for to-day Thursday
Cspi,s!s Sis,0oO. 50 Of 500, &c. - Nos. IL drawn
Whole Tickets S. halves ,50i qrs. 25 Packages very
law.
For tomorrow
Also the Dollar Lottery, $1,000 &c as Nos. Ia drawn.
Whole Tickets 81. For "Real" Big Capitals call on
BIGGER & co.
P,Hruss' Nec Lottery Once,
No G. South Ii'h Street. leading to hayo's Britg-,
LOOK HERE!
Something Grand for day, Chusday) Capt,. $4,000
6o0o $500 cOoo iSGn so OF 3OO ~ Nos I.
cts sS,'Iiaves $50, Quarters LES.
Ca early and the prize Tickets they
G. BuRRUss
Drawing Of Pohomaie, No. ia
35 So 60 25 - Al 81 l6 IL II 80 65 81
Drawing OF Delaware. sIe
81 50 IL 81 l3 % 80 1 IS II IS 81 ca
Here they last! Three Capitals drawing. Whole
Ticket Nos 40 So II 81, and Ha u "a e. all sold and
paid by BURRUss.
A HANDSOME and spacious eeutreboiri Pleasure BOAT
butt IN New York after the approved style and adnira
lily modelled for swim sailing To partial
aquatic means OF recreation and pleasure
Enquire Mt this oftee. at
NORE NEW BOOKS
ELi BALL has Just ore Street
IL sh0ekoe
The September Arhis Goeys Grahams and the Ma
tonal Magaz
More works expected tomorrow. SEA
WOOD SCREWS.
me Cask containing 1000 Gross "Jam-s Wood
" Just received Fer Ship Virginia and for
Sc w 3 DoNNAN
NAILS AND CASTINGS.
CSn kEGs Northern Nails. 3dy inch Spikes, ais,
~cp 10 tons Castings in beautiful order just
So W. T. h ]. DoNNAN.
FILES.
Nh ILL., saw and Taper Files FIAT RoTn
Iva land dur al O. Wood Cahi AMI Iios> Rs~ps-a
OF received n the shcelI curer
and ior sale At Moderate prices VISA ]. DnNNoN.
sc III Min Street.
I EECHES.-A small lot Of superior Leeches,
IL just to hand, for sale by r. JOHNSTON.
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u rs prizes al 1000, &c.
Whole Tickets $40; halves S; quarters ., so. IS No
Lottery Ii drawn ballots. certificate OF Pseksg. Of
2S Whole Tickets will be sold the low price OF Sill
halves SIS 50; quarters "a IS. Cell before II o'clock.
WORDS OFFICE,
Corner opposite Exchange.
=. S.-whole Ticket Nos. 10 SO So another Capital
sold yesterday by WORD.
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- Tbemson sebr su-an Luds Capt Cor and for al
low nctn ves'eii IN the Dock. AppHto
nao JAMES FIsHERs Sons
II ADIEsWhte Kid Slippers
NJ ladies' Gaiier', hair CATER, Hussins &c.
Hnrsshrpefs Ties, Walking Shoes Of an deserip,ions
Cli dcn's hoois, Rnssins snd Ankle Ties IN stv,ss
sevauts' Fhoes, IN greitvauety
eente~ees Roots lss I'd and ~ quahy-amons
limitations channel boots al - psJut 70, AZ.
~ retin en- pleasing terms By J. y. HOOVER,
enW ~ Main street.
Democratic banner., 1845-06-07
EowINGGREEN, PIKE COUNTY, MO- SATURDAY. JUNE H. ls45.

The present army of Mexico, is
said 10 consist Of 2I,O00 officers and
no less than 10000 meni
Santa Anna was still confined in
the Castle Of Perote, but no doubt
was entertained that he would soon
be liberated, if he is not already free
to depart at pleasure. The impress
ion that he will again be retained
in power is becoming 10 lie generally
sustained, and many think that this
will take place before the expiration
OF SIX months.
Thz statement before lis sccounis
for the .dysteriaus appearance OF the
ReIampagcs in our waters rs we
suppose this is the vesse! alluded t.
in the following extr"ct:
when the English merchants at
Vera Cruz heard Of Senior Canedo's
departure, they chartered . schooner
for New Orleans. which sailed on the
10th inst. The following evening
we cam up with and passed. about
8 O'Clock a vessel very much like her,
standing upon the same course with
US"
IN regard TO the American squad
ron at Vera Cruz, we have the FOL-
lowing information:
tie arrival of ~ squadron at
Vera Cruz, created n great excite
ment, and also ii the city OF Mexico,
where ii war was represented to
consist of tweuty-one sail of men OF
war. The unexpected presence OF
this squadron had no doubt, a s@aluta-
ny influence. and possibly nigh, have
caused the mission, so privately &c
,ermined upon,in The United States
Democratic banner., 1845-06-07
Number rs.
A LIVE SKULL.

Ia exhuming the bones OF a Mar
shall lately, who was a comrade of
Alaurei, and whose family now wish.
ed tor transfer his remains 10 another
cemetrv, the skull suddenly became
violently agitatcd. and from one Of
me eyes shown a bright CLEAN Of Fl.
rev light! The diggers fed 10 oil di.
reciioEs, but the superintendent
went TO the spot. and discovered that
an enormous snake had cooled itself
IN tie comfortable hollow Of the brain
and looked out Of his left eye as cut
OF a window. An argument put in
to the old soldiers ear drove the
thing out OF his head, and the skull
was once 0 deposited where it
might give DER its snid, MD, nod
ding"
Democratic banner., 1845-06-07

!, was observed that a certain
covc,eous rich man never invited
any one 10 dine with HIM. "l'l lay
a wager" said a war, | get IN invita-
,ian from him. The wager being
excepted, he goes next day to the
rich mans house, abou, the time he
was known TO sit down to dinner,
and tells the servant that he must
then speak with his master. for that
he could save him a thousand pounds.
Sir said the servant to his master,
here is a nan in a great hurry wish
ing to speak with you, who says he
can save you a thousand pounds
Out came the master-what Is tina,
YOU say s;r-that you can save me a
thousand pounds!' "les Sir, | can
but ! see you are a, dinner; ! will
90 myself and call sgaln." %, pray
sir come in and dine with me-. 81
shall be troublesome" "Not al
all" The invitation was accepted.
AS soon as dinner was over, swell
sir.n said the man Of the house, snow
to cur business. Pray let me know
ihowIam TO save a thousand pounds
..Whv, sir" said the other, j hea'
Won lave a daughter to dispose Of II
marriage. II have" "And tina
YOU intend to portion her with ter
thousand pounds" 81 do so.'--
"Whv, then. sir, let me have her, an.
will take her with nine thousand.
The master of the house rose up IN
passion and turned him out OF door
in a hurry.
Democratic banner., 1845-06-07

.@The COMMON PEOPLE! What .
strange thing is this which we call
civilization, Where should we find
the Ro,hchilds; the Girards; the As
tors; the tour end five story granite
and marble h~ouse1; TIE splendid mid
night parties; the gorgeous furniture;
the rich eqUipage Of the oPuient moT.
chant, without tie labor Of ;hess
same 'oiling. drudcing, shamefu,ly
w%rongrd, comaoN PEOPLE, who alone
create wealth, and who allow them
selves to be treated with Geld in6ic
ference if not absolute contempt, by
these who never earned q dollar IN
their liyes!-ub.
Democratic banner., 1845-06-07
A BEAUTIFUL SENTIMENT.

. '.IIowever dark and di,cousolate
tie path Of life may seem TO any
man, there is an hour Of deep and
urd's:urhcd repose al hand, when
The body may sink into n dreamleS
sIumbcr.-l.et not the imagination
lie startled. Il his resting place be a
be ( of gravel, or the rocky pavement
Of Il tomb. No matter where the poor
remains # a man may be, the repJse
IS dee and u~ndis:urbed. the sorrow
fui hosum EcaveS TO more. the tears
arc dried up in their fountains; the
aching bead is 1T rest and the .tCrmy
waves Of earthly trihula,ion pass un-
needed over the place of gr1ves'-
Let nrmies engage in feaaiul conflict
over the very bosom Of the dead, not
one of the s'cepers hear the spirit Of
stirring triumph, Q. respond 10 The
reDding shouts of victory
"iIow quiet those countless nil
lions slumber in the arms Of their mo-
ther earth. The voice of thunder
shall not awaken them; the loud cry
of tic ,Iemen.s-,he winds--the
waves-nor even the giant tread o.
tie earthquake shall! be able to cause
an inqulctlde in the chamber o
death. They shall rest and pas:
away. the last great battle shall be
fought and then u silver voice al frs
heard, shall rise to 4 tempest anC
penetrate the vo!celcss grave. Fo'
the, trumpets shall sound and .he
dead shall hear his voice"
Democratic banner., 1845-06-07

II is a very great pity that the
American people should not be able
to get rid of the enormous expense
which they put. themselves to in the
mere foPPery of dress, when there
are 50 many other things, besides
traPpings. for which they are distin-
guished. Oh, the millions. the MIL
lions we spend. not for good subsian-
tial graceful garments suited to our
condition, country, and means, but
some foreign t:umpery or fnery, or
things 0utre, inappropriate, and OF,
Of proportion, which happens TO be
fashionable in countries totally dif-
ferent from our own.-UJ.
Democratic banner., 1845-06-07

t. We refer our readers TO lste anu
interesting news irom Mexico, to be
found in another column. There can
now be no doubt Of President Jones hav-
ing been recently negotiating with the
Mexican authorities about the recogni-
ton Of the Texan Independence, prOVi-
dcd she would refuse TO be annexed to
The Z. States; but a full account will be
found elsewhere.
Democratic banner., 1845-06-07
RACE.
Fashion beat Jannettian on the Union
cau-se, on,he l7lh ult.

II Cotton, the author OF "Junius'
it is said will shortly publish
i biography Of Henry Clay. After, as
the au,hOr says, having spent the last
with Mr.. Clay. and having ac-
cess TO all lis papers, in fact after being
furnished by Mr.. Clay with orc hun
bred pages of manuscript, an al
temp, will be made 10 brand General
jackson with the charge which has rest
Ell so heavily upon the shoulders of
aIr. Clay, VIZ: coalition and bargain"
Who sill believe the base charge a.
gainst Gen. Jackson? The American
people upon all occasions have Kissed
The base SANDER TO scorn. If General
J.ckson uas guilty, and Mr.. Clay had
The documents 70 prove it, Why have
they no, been forthcoming while the old
Hero could meet them face TO face:
They Wal, until exhausted BY rye anc
debility, or calmly sleeping in a grave
watcred by q nations tears, they senC
forth this infamous SANDER. Dastarc
arms may seek to tarnish the fame 0
one whom they feared while alive, ant
hated when dead. Prudence might teacl
The ITyena and Jackall, TO fear the idea
lion" Living or dead, General Jack
son has friends who will revere an
defend his memory.