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From the New Orleans Jehersonian Republican, June
MEXICO.


itie MEXICO.
Private letters received here from Mexico by the
British frigate "Eurydce," state il a matter al
most of certainty that before long the Mexican gov
eminent will declare war against the United States
We have seen some of these letters and they all go
to confirm the statements to this effect made in our
paper of yesterday So hostile to this country and
TO Texas is the tone of public sentiment in Mexico,
that il il generally believed the government must
either 60 to war, suffer an overthrow bya new
revolution. In this posture of affairs, IL will proba-
bly, adopt the alternative involving least peril to its
members, trusting to the chances which the future
may afford to save the republic from the conse-'
quences of a conflict with this country. From one
Of the letters referred to- dated Vera Cruz May 80
we have been kindly permitted to make the follow
ing extracts gaa4sf sas8Nr !
Captain Elliott and commissioner Of Texas are at this
place waiting for the arrival Of letters from Mexico which,
said will arrive to-day They will sail direct for Gal
viii sail for port with for the British gov gov
ernment In addition to the propositions made by England
countries other and to the United states
agreeable TO her policy am assured there are induce
OoWs: England Compromise herself with Mexico to pay
millions Of her national debt and with Texas she agrees
lions This II trus-snd have got ii from good
horit that England has some very deepad pro-
than the advantages she might derive from the simple de-
termination Of Texas to remain independent confirmed by
Those English who speak Of the controversy between
Mexico and the United States about Texas never fail to in
the question of slavery and regard its abolition IN
the little republic consequence which VIII speedily
follow the determination her part to remain indePen
dent But from what learn cannot think that any
proposition which England may make however tempting
may be, can now defeat annexation. ~ n
Governor shannon arrived here yesterday He viii go
the Anahuac' to New York unless Com Connor offers
him man-ofwar Under ordinary circumstances mn, ms
would be done; but IL is said the Commodore Is unwilling
at this time weaken the force of his command Mr
shannon robbed both going and coming from Mex
cor ts
-- t
.Eroneously called the Penurer paper fyester
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remarkably Aourishng condition. The colonsts are
located ON the tract OF land about six miles above
Scguin. They have erected many comfortable
houses, have enclosed many acres Of excellent ara
BILE land, and have planted il with corn and garden
vegetables. They are also collecting a large stock
OF sheep and cattle. They appear to be remarkably
contented with their new homes, and are confident
of success. The Prince do Solns has left the colony
and intends 10 return to Europe. His place has al
ready been supplied by a new agent from Germany,
who is gentleman Of great intelligence, and is
much respected by the colonists.--Ib.
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BIZ fl. Green, .Auctioneer.

TTOUSE AND LOT NEAR THE NAVY
Ill YARD AT AUCTION.-On Thursday, the
18th instant, / shall sell on the premises, at 81
o'clock p. m, part of lot No. 6, in square NO oel
with the improvements, consisting Of two-story
brick and frame house, lately in the occupancy Of
Mr. Bright. The above property fronts 80 feet on
Market alley and is nearly opposite the navy yard
market-house.
Terms of sale: One-fourth cash, the balance IN
SIX twelve, and eighteen months, for notes bearing
''' A. GREEN,
I,,, IN eoSds Auctoneer
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BIZ fl. Green, Auctioneer

TToUsE AND LOT AT AUCTION.--on
III Thursday, the 18th instant, shall sell, on the
premises, at llaf-past o'clock, p. m lot No. 49, in
square No. AZ, with a new two-story frame house.
The property is situated on 23d street, between q
and Fl streets, in healthy and improving part Of
the city. A good chance for an investment, as IL
must be sold Title unquestonable.
Terms: one-haf cash, balance in six months, for
note bearing interest. A deed will be given, and
a deed of trust taken.
A. GREEN, Auctoneer.
June 9-3t +
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ITO LET.--A large two story brick house near
i the corner of and 18th streets, large garuen
lot and carriage-house and stable are attached 70 m
dwelling which has several very napas1 ia
and eommodious rooms; possession may os 70
Immediately, or by the first Of May next as prefer
red Kent reasonable JOHN P. VAN NESS
| March, 81 INTEL
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The University Of North Carolina, at its annual
commencement on the 5th instant, conferred the
honorary degree OF LII. d. upon his Excellency the
President of the United States, the Rev. F. S.
Hawks, D. D., of Mississippi, the Hon. John Y.
Mason, Attorney General of the United States, and
the Hon. Willie P. Mangum, late President of the
United States Senate; all of whom are alumni Of
that institution.
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From the photographic Office, last night, al
about half past o'clock, the comet seem bear
ing NJ N. w., at an altitude of about ten degrees.
1t was seen but short time, between the clouds,
and SO soon became overcast, that no observations
could be had upon it.
II is to be regretted that the weather has not been
more favorable for making observations on this
comet.
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n, FURNISHED DWELLING FOR RENT
Il A family leaving the city are desirous Of rent
ing their house. furnished itnow stands. There is
everything requisite for housekeeping. To good
tenant, with small family, the rent will be made
very moderate the present tenant prefers to have
il rented, instead of being closed. Situation very
pleasant, between 9th and 10th Streets on Pcnnsyl
yania avenue For particulars, inquire of
VIM. MARSHALL, Auctioneer.
June 7-3t
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We understand that the Secretary of the Treasury
has provided temporary employment, at the rate Of
81, 100 per annum, for Mr.. VIM. James, who was
removed from the Office Of Register Of the Treasury
a few days since. F
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FOR LK-TWICE A WEEK.
Fare reduced to FIRE Dollars.

- The steamer oSEoLA
will leave Washington every
- Tuesday and Saturday at 9
q o'clock, a. m, and Alexandrla
at 81 O'Clock, a. m; returning, will leave Norfolk
and Portsmouth every Sunday and Thursday at .
o'clock, p. m.
Passage and Fare, IS; to 60 and return the same
trip, S6. a.,
Stopping at her usual landings on the Potom 20
take off or land passengers Passengers coming On
board from landings to be landed at another, VIII, Oe
charged full passage. River passenges 80 do.,;o,;o..
before leaving the wharf, in order to prevent any
misunderstanding. c.,.5
The Oseola will stop at Cone river on ss,urdays
going to, and aysreturning irom' Nofiok' rus
sage and Fare, 3d., -, ar
and land passengers to and from Nofolk.
Passage and fare from washington TO Klchmond'
bv the James river, Is, meals included.
- JAMES MITCHELL,
May D. I Mas'er
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THE NAVAL COURT MARTIAL.
TUESDAY, June 10.

The court were occupied to-day in the examina-
ton of Mr.. Jackson, the chaplain, and Mr.. Green
how The Judge advocate also offered much docu-
mentary evidence in support of the prosecution.
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BANK OF THE METROPOLIS,

BANK THE METROPOLIS, -
Washington, June 3, l645.
NOTICE is hereby given that the annual general
IN meeting of the stockholders oil ms pank VIII
he held At the bnnking-house in this city, on Mon
dav. the 7th day of July, at 10 o'clock, a. m,
By order of the board of trustees:
RID SMITH, Cashier.
June 3-3tawt7J
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OFFICIAL.

NAVY DEPARTMENT-oKpEHs,& &c.
JUNE 9.
1t J. H. North, leave extended months.
: Passed Midshipman E. T. Nichols, detached from
steamer "Col Harney,n and waiting orders.
Mark II. Beecher, Professor of Mathematics, or
dered to the steamer Mississippi.
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TRUCKERS NOTES ON THE CENSUS
i An additional supply this day
June
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no Israel Z. James, c. w. James, H. M. Lew
is, S. Fl. Stevenson, J. F. johnson, J. H. Steven
son, w. A. Pierce, James Pierce, James X. Whip
pie, W. H. Weld, o. Fl. p Stem, and Henry Plat,
are authorized to receive new subscribers and make
collections for the "Union.n
We are requested to say the same gentlemen are
authorized to make collections for the "Globe."
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THE ENGLISH PRESS ASSAILING THE
CONDUCT AND CHARACTER OF THE
UNITED STATES.
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~ THIS CELEBRATED WATERING
) place having been extensively improved
I ~ and newly furnished, will be open for the
=. reception of vlsiters on and after the 10th
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THos. s. KING, Secretary.
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(rJ~ Bogk, Businrss Cards, HaadJiHs,
ard all other hmds gf job HorE, neatly
d,ne at Htjs Office upol The most reasonable
tcfny, and Ot lie ShDrle8t notice
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING

TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
TAr'e Insertions, one square, ) LOO
Eoery subsequent insertion, 20
Larger Onrs IN proportion.
A literal di count wiH be giUen 10 hose
rho advertise by Ihe gear.
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THR LIcENTIoUs PRESS.

Tfsrre are three clsssss ef indisidrais.
when !, Is the duty Of every enlislteRed
and civilized community 70 suPpsrt-lhe
Minister. lhe SchoOimasfer, sndthe P1iI-
Ter. The dulies Of The FIRST Of ibese, are
or ! spiritual nalure; Of The second. aen-
Isl and moral; but upon The lat. devolEss
these &C . mixed and general nstn,e. A
stll conducted press sill afford aid N The
practical iisine. while the exert ons 81
tie seharlmuslsr y III be rendered eflielfnt
a d Il. elu.l through lis in.tTumeni Lay
-tx,rudirg The area Of bis usefplnsss
and idfnine The field nf his lsbors. Ug-
On The faithful and canscieniinus discharge
Of the duties drv,l'ing upon these three.
m.ch--.y. every hing 6epsnds--eeinsl
happiness. iemrorsl sueetts, and soeial
respeei ,bilty. And ahose poser u he
er-s,e.,. either for good 1r lrr evll--shs
Minister'S. The ScLOoimasfer's, or the
Pinfer's?' Great - IS lie responsibility
or tie tso farmer. inasmueh .. their dn-
ties are m"re cmcnmscribed. he sphere
ri their action less exieni,d d. and the an
fiuerce Of their precrpls confined with
In narrower bounds, Than those Of the
Printer, 50 IS their power OF good or evil
more limited Than his. Uf how great nm
po,isncr il il. then. usi the Pnss shonld
be y ell sustained. and none bul mrn oftfied
primer, Il les, undrubled virtue, sud nnspot;ed
iat. er,iy, slloetd 10 preside over l's itess.
Thus The charariero Of our eourtry would be
raised both al hone and abroad, l,ctnlious'
ness rebuked, and ,iIiue rewarded. The
v,n,lly Of tie Press has long been sub
jset Of deep concern 10 The ph.l.nlh,n2is
and atuot-lhe daily issue of scnrnlil,
and ippnrIal,iy which is borne IS By the
wings of lhe wind 10 the four corners d
liheesrl,-lle " anton misrepresentation
gross f.bricslians. and dark insinustions
with Which the columns Of the moden
nswspspsrs are ino oI,tn hurlhened, MAKE
good men sometimes Juutt, Hhstlet on
. b,a. ted freedom Of speech and 81 the pen
.ssuO-ee nj a-hls-s sina-LlaIl-a-enrse--1h aE
potts one or mOrs Of those low aud filth,
sheets which rio, in The most obscene Ian
, guage aud indecent remarks. and wLiel
/ are hswked about The street. and bough
{ up by lie guilty and depraved. One o
: these has recently fallen inio our hands
and much a. we respecttie liberty Il Nh,
Pfess, and wish il TO tie extended an,
preserved. yet si,ll more desirous are v,
! thai The must str. nIous foris should b
made by every enc having stake snt in
ieres in socie,y TO lopuG these exrrescen
: ces, and put Ftp 10 that iicentou. mes
! which Is working radical aud almost ire
; med.able evil throughout tie land. Pun
the press Of il, inquiries, place i, unde
> the control Of men Of fixed principles
| and then who can cslcnls,e The extent o
E he blessings 20 he derived Eum IT. pres
! moral poser, over both the mundane hap
r ribess and spiritual hnpts Of man!
{ ChtrGw Gczeiie,
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Some interesting statistics have recent
ly been pnbIished. exhibiting in very pro
sRinent characters. the energy and indus
Try of the Northern people. Their eli
mate. snch a. would kill a Souiherner,
their rivers, Tor many months Of the year.
congeaied with ice, their sod imnoverish-
ed and their population numerous; yet the
enterprise 81 that people rises above every
physical defect, and they rush onward,
with celebrity Of movement almost incre-
dlble. y would not perhaps furnish The
source Of much graduation, to say 10 The
moralis., that the improvement referred 10
has been commerce and the arts; but the
advance II s 10 the pride OF us all to saw.
has been as rapid in morals, as in science.
We are struck. among other proofs oil
this state Of ihings, with the increase oil
the value of property, in Boston.
In ls4i her real estate was valued al
s62, O6s, Gee. Her personal estate, al
s38 ,O43. 6OO---ia ie<s, her real estate was
OF the value yf e72 ,e4s. 900, her perso.
nal, sa6 .402. 309---showing an increase
OF > $4,000. The receipts for th'
year ending May 1915. were vi, 07s,O57
:, lies expenses, sS63,575.
Its not hazarding tnn much 70 say
thsi probably two thirds Of this increa.'
Of value, hos been developed through
manufactures.
DO The Southern people ever sci dowr
and seriously reflect upon the extent .
sapiial, fapsiatisn AMI materials engage
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CuRIoUs INCIDENT IN NATURAL History

Curious INCIDENT IN NATURAL HISTORY.
The narrator vas one day in he fields.
near stream where several geese were
swimming. Presently he observed one
disappear under The water, with a sudden
Jerk; while he looked f1r her TO rise again,
he saw fox emerge from the " alter and
not of 10 The woods, Nth the goose in his
mouth. tie CHANGED 10 go in a direction
where it was easy for the man to watch
his movements. lie carried his burden
to q teeess under an oterhanging rock.
Here be scratched away mass OF dry
leaves, scooped hole. hid bis treasure
WITHIN, and covered il up very carefully
Then off he seht 10 the stream again
entered some distance behind The flock O
geese. and floa,ed noiselessIy along. viii
merely the tip ol bis nose visible above
The surface. But ihis time he was not SC
fcrtuns,e in his maneuvers.. TIE geese
| by some accident, took the alarm and fe v
away. with lond carkling. The fox fad
ing himself defratd. walked of in q d.
rec,ion opposite TO the place where hi
victim was buried. The man uncovere,
The hole, pu, the goose in his basket. re
placed the leaves carefully. and stood pa
,iently at distance TO watch further pro
ceed,ng, This sly ihief was soon seer
re'ursing with another fox that he bad 10
vlted to dine with him. They troi,et
along righ fnerrily. swinging their tails
snufling he sir, and smoking their lips
10 anticipation of rich repa.t. Wher
they arrived under the rock. Reynart
eagerly searched away the leaves; but
u. bis dinner had disappeared. lie look
ed at his companion, and pla My saw b,
his cauntsnanCe that he more Than mis-
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From the n. o. Tronic Of 5th inst.

J. ter intelligence from The Army in
Texa- was received here Yesterday. By
The arrival Of gentleman from Mobile.
who rep"tts that be l.fi Corpus Chri.ii
on tie 29lh ul,imo, and Arenas By on
the AIS, arriving Al Mbiie on Wejnrs.
day morning in The stpamboat Creole.
Gea. Taylor and the Army were still al
Corpus Christi. waiting further orders.
The 2i Reg,meutof Dragons. under The
command of Col. Tw,ggs, arrived there
on the 28h ul,ino. in fine health ani
spirits. Three companies Of Mexican
Traders arrived al Corpus Chris'i about
The 26 h. and purehasedlargely of goods.
They reported Tia, Regiment &c Mexi-
can Troops, about 100 shong, had started
from TampIcn about six weeks before Tor
Metamo'as, 400 Of whom had died and
deserted for want OF food and water. The
TiooPs a. every post throughout Mex
iro, they also represent as dtserhng.
Gen. Paroles was esid 10 be at Monterey
with 500 10 400 men, aud lourd il i'm
possible to keep them from deserving.
We give these reports az we received
them, promising that We place little rtll.
anre on The statements Of Mexiran ira
ders. Who j, is no, improbable 10 suppose,
may be instructed 60 TO repor. in order
To amnse our forces and lull Their gallant
commander into false security.
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Erfsni ofiie Oregon Trrifory.--0a
the east Il skirts 500 mills slnng lie
Ro' Ky Mountains, on the south 300 niles
along the Saowy Mountains, on tie west
zoo mile. along the Pacific Ocean, on The
nnr,h $50 miles slong the NorIh Ameri-
can poss.ssions Of Russia aud England.
This area or Immense valley contains
100000 square niIes--cspable undoubi-
edly Of forming seven st,ies as large as
New York, or forty states 81 the dImen-
sions Of Massachusetts,. Sane of % e
islands on the coast are very l4rge-suf-
ficient 10 firm state by themselves.
These are situate nnrih OF Tie parallel oil
45.--Vanconvtr's I-land. 800 miles in
length mi so 10 brta.!lh. Contains I2. 0OO
square m,les--an area larger than Ma.
sschusetts and CounrcIicui. Queen Char
io'tes CT rather Washington l.Iand, too,
$50 mil in length and 80 IN breadth, ron.
ts,ns 1000 square miles. On both OF these
immense islands. though they lie between
F,he high parall,ls Of 4S and 81 dsg,ees,
;. the soil Is ssid to be we'll adapted Ia sgri.
culture. The strsis and circuniaceul
waters sbounj in fish ofthe finest quality
Coal oi good quality. and other veins Of
minerals, have been found. ...-
~@ London Globe.
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IMMENSE LOCOMOTIVE ESTABLISHMENT.
The London Mining Journal gives .
brIeG description of the gigantic locsmo-
I'VE establishment at ~. Pstershurah,
Russia, organized and directed By Messrs.
Harrison IL Ess'wick, formerly Of Ph,la-
rlphia. in conjunction. we believe, with
M. Winaas, of Baltimore. Il chsrsc-
ierzes 1t IS "the most extraordinary. as
well az gigantic commercial establishment
which can be found in the history OF the
would. ancient or MODERN" This estab
lishment was called in,n opera'i IN to sup
ply the large number OF locomotives re.
quiud for the great chain o. railroads
which the Emperor OF Russia has direc-
led 10 be constructed. (MsJr Whistler, a
Bo.tonisn, being Chief engsnser, and il
is so huge in Dimensions that $500 oper-
a,ises are employed in il. To Keep Of
der in this mixed mass nj Americans.
English, Seotrh, Irish, Germans. and
Russians, company Of soldiers is KEEP,
on duty 10 conjunction with rolire force,
whose duties are confined 10 The works.
If the operatives are refractory they are
discharged, unless there happen to be
Russians among them, and when any oi
these offend sgalns, the di.cipline OF The
place they are Immediately ted up 10 the
tTisneles, sountIy Tagged. and rem, TO
work again. Philadelphia paper.
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Tmr MKKIcAs NAvY.-Ths Yea csuz
S,Ele Dsx y NssEe u he 2 , oil. isF-
dishes > hsf q ne rsry formidaots force
composing me Ms1iean M y Il Vera
Crsx. II 10 - fellow.
Steamer Gandsls0pe. rs ions; ise
Is FOUNDERS smsdships. tra IL pooneeEs
Cor csrronsdes. andon moiisf.
Steamer Moah yuma. 100 iensi one
6s paundsr smidships. twa 30 paundrfs
Iur earrnnsdes aud one NOR ~.
Dig Mexicano. ons ~ penadsr ana'd'
ships. and fOureen III raDnd earEon.ofs'
Brig T.Fscruzana Isibre. one ~ Ponn'
der snidsh,ps. .iE 10 pound esnohsdfs'
Big RemPOailecs. siE II pound car
Ioasdes.
Schooner Agalls: one - poUndef snil
ships. and eight casrensess.
Schooner Liberia; ons IL po1rde
smid-h,Is.
/ G-fflapssil schooner Mofsloss; one i
ponnder smid.hips.
4 Five gahb.a,s, each cary NJ 2
p0nnder anldship..
4 Alter g,viag,,he above l,sl. The Sis!
Die< Y Arsre thus sxpslisIss on ihfH con
dinon:--
.The greater pari Of tl,ess vessels
except The tao u. ameFs, End the lhrs
new gun boats. are IN q very bad sta.'
aud r-quiIe sTea, rtpaiIs % = 70 max
them LIS, some time longer. AL 81 The,
without one exception. are IN santoi m
Of rigging. end other indispensable nFeei
sariss 10 81 them oui for era 10 order
do some ssrsice.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-09-18

aoubls5 shslhss sny gooss uas srsr
shsss, - prslendrd. lie essd<nf'y ron-
ssdslsd he fsised's hasPiisiiis sk,m
and hinsslf inssled. Hss eonisapnons
erpFrssioa was a-ars ahsa ths Duriskrd
IoE esuld bsas. Thosgh eoaseioss q his
Eeasr0as lsRni'nns. Ne lsis that 81 sssu-
sssess N shsi eject wauld Be rsgtdsd -
lies. APPtaFsntes were eestalnly Feiy
murh as.lnsi hsm: fnr his ssil siang BE-
tween his legs. and he hsld his head doun.
locking sidsssy., wish = sneakins & q .
q rs dissppoiatsd companion iueisnsni
a ~hst be supposed 70 be n aiempi .
Get up character for gsnsiesitE On isiss
rre,snees. me offended enssl ssiEst b.
unlDr,unass host snd esGed hin mosI
unaerri:nliy. Poor Rsynsrd bore he
inllsllan ailh lhe usmasl pasiente, and
snrsked uff ss il conscious that be hsd
,sesiytd ns more Than m'ghs naInrall b
expected 1sder the eiEeumslsnces.
~ Letters from Neas Rerk.