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The New York herald., 1845-12-06
BALrIMoRE, Dec. 5, 1915.

BALTIMORE Dec. D, lS4o,
The Sesuns and the Bod Wsather-Saie Of Schooner
The Copper Smelling Company Markets, &c.
We had yesterday what the old folks would call "a
bad day under foos mixture of rain, hail and snow,
continuing to fall throughout the day.
The copper and copper fastened schooner Cosmopo-
lite lo7 tons burthen. and carrying about 500 bbs was
sold at auction yesterday for So, s2,750-purchasers j. L.
Corner x Brother.
The seguins appeared last night slim house in the
Elixir of Love-" which may rather be attributed the
weather than any other cause, it was decidedly
shocking bad night Should the weather improve this
evening, they will doubtless have overfowing house
to see Rob Roy" performed with fine cast Mrs
Baily is to personate Matte Mrs Wallack as HELEN
McGreggor Mrs. Segun as Diana Vernon, Mr. Frazier
Francis Osbaldistone Mr. Segun Ma jor Gabraith,
Mr. Wallack as Rob Roy, and Chapman Bailie Nj.
chol Jarye.
The Cuba smelling and mining pany the stock Of
been in active operation for nearly two months past
their works near Fort McHenry, few miles from the
city, with every prospect Of yielding fine interest The
copper is sent from Cuba in crude state in the
smeted and refined at what is said to be unusually
small cost and has proved far to be of
lily
The MArxErs.- 10Th Howard street and City Mills
Flour held firmly, yesterday, at Sc IS, and
small sales Of Howard ST made this price But
little disposition however, was manifested either to sell
or buy until the arrival of the Sales OF good
to prime Maryland red wheat were made yesterday at
81 25 81 ~.
At auction, yesterday, by w G. Harrison-9i hhds
new crop n. o. sugar, So 60 65 100 bbls do molas.
ses, 20 sold balance withdrawn, 278 2sc
Sales of Stocks Mt Baltimore.
DEcFMHER 4-ss26 6sloo Baltimore 6s, 1890, 9e 1000
do. 5 DIS, eoI.
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com M E II Ola L..

New York, Friday. Dec. o.
AsHEs-There was little or nothing doing in either
description We quote Pots at So sit, and Pearls at
81 SIT.
BRsApsrurys-The market in -four remains quiet and
limited and likely to continue so until
the expected news from Europe comes to hand Gene
see aaoat is held at S5 in store, 50 SIT Michigan
brings S. asa rs Not much doing in southern; Bran
DIVINE ~; Georgetown and Howard street, 50 62t
IS In Wheat there to be little more lite than in
dour and the re number of buyers in market will
ling 10 purchase but holders terms range rather high
we give for prime Gepesee 81 40 Corn also is brisk
lew Southern 81 SIC; with river So a Soc Rye, 81
81 cents.
CorroS--Ths sales to-day very moderate owing
part TO tho approach Of later intelligence from
abroad, and the small amount on sale Holders have
gradually strained up the market and driven out buyers
for export and the purchases now chiefly for manu-
acturers We continue quotations. however as sales
are free for export at our outside figures.
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Scbr Regulus Rodck days from Wilminston. NC naval
stores to Powell Sailed ia with brig Belle Myers,
and r w Brown Francis, for New York
ship Isaac Alleon Torsy sailed hence for Liyepool-is
le k-boh pumps have be kept going 10 keep her Free
Ship ii Aen Burr from Charleston, with cotton. to Geo
Baaue Rockingham Nichols, 90 days from Newcastle E.
with mdse TO Brett x Vose .
sengers, TO Meyer Stucken
Swedish barqus Aberna, from Gefle with ren to Boor
man, Johnston X Co.
Also, ship, hrigs unknown.
Ship Esnore Cronstadt and brig Long Island from
Oporto are still below.
Sailed.
Ships Baltimore. Johnson Hayre Hudson, Lawton, Glas
brigs Lowdsr Antigua; Motto. wilmington NJ. ana
others.
From the Lower Bay-Shp Europe, Furbsr, Liverpool.
From Quarantine-Shps Prince Albert London Sea- Liver
pool
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Packets to Arrive.
Packets to Sail.
PORT OF NEW YORK, DECEMBER o.
Cleared

Cleared
Ship Samp Hicks, O,born Liverpool, Hicks X Co
bnque BsnehaLa, Blanchard Glasgow, Nesmith 4 Walsh
Barque Elliott, Watts New Orleans Nesmth u Walsh.
Beckwth. ~
Brig Harbnger Winchester Norfolk, Arowsmth Wheeler
Schr Jos Crandon, Norton, Bermuda, Badgdr 4 Peck
Schr Nassau Wellington, Norfolk
schr I.ouIss, Low Baltimore, w Lewis.
sehr McCgsady, somers, Philadelphia.
Schr Antilles. Stanley, Boston, 8 Lewis.
schr Isabella, Nickerson, Boston.
Schr Marietta, Berry, Boston, Atkins & Go.
Schr Massasot Goddsy Fall River.
Sloop Moses Eddy Bl,ysn Providence.
Soop Victory Rhodes, Providence.
Arrived.
pool, sth ult with mdse, to Weodhull u Minturn.
ship Union, Rattoone, days from New Orleans, with cot
ton, u stanton u Frost.
Brig Democrat Howes, from Rio Janeirl Oct 8. with cof
qud, Gohdm, for New York her 29h Oct. of Per.
nambuc0 Vessels lett reported by Baltimore Balt
more Oct 5 lat OF . Ion 3J &C. baque steering SW
showing signal blue aud whte 0b, lat &c spoke brig
u, lat 10 l8 " Ion 50 3d. spoke schr Of Pctou, from ST
Johos NF fer Barbadoe 10Th lat Sc 81 Ion 70 90 spoke three
masd schr Fame "a hours from Cape Henry for River Plate
hs Democrat sprung her main opsaant the 18th OF
Brig Joephus, Gray from Trinidad de Cuba 18th ut with
ib lhds 10 tcs " bt noases To Cbasteain Ponyert Left
no Anerean vessel Brig Glen from kirgson ia. arrived
~ bs last the 2gh Oct and sailed goth for New Oeans
30 sst saw ship shown. letters and in her signal
ns south LIST inst IA the Gulf The experienced heavy gale
OF rwind lost main topmast, &c.
80, ybes McConick days from Charleston with cot
British .eh sarah Potter II day. from g, Johns. NE in
ballast, TO Rowland.
schr Eliza Meserole, Haskell days from Wilmington NC.
scnr X w Brown, Francis, days from Wilmington, NC.
naval stores.
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Philadelphia Cattle Market.

DEC. AT market-l0S0 head of Beet Cattle, includ
ing 80 taken New York lao Cows and Calves; $50
Swine and 1900 Sheep.
PricesBeeves rather dull and sales range at SAL
a5t, extras So the 100 lbs-l50 unsold.
Cows and Calves bring Sl4 %.
Swine in demand, and mostly taken at $bf g. as
in quality Killed Hogs sell at SAL the 100 lbs.
Sheep are without alteration; we quote at 81 a So
each.
Hay is higher and good Timothy sells at 81 SIT
the cwt Straw sold OF Sc al the 100 bundles.
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LIyrnpooI. CLA,,,yIcAIIo
Ta,nliy Provision Market.

The numerous markets and meat shops at this season.
Of the year exhibits fair supply of dns Beet Mutton and
Veal The country or poultry markets adjoining the
principal ones show of vast quantities of Turkeys,
Geese and Fowls
We saw some fine saddles of venison at l2tc per h.
and some fat Bear Meat Ut 20, the ID.
Potatoes range from os1c TO 75c per bushel
laid EvC ix for
The New York herald., 1845-12-06

OREGON MEMoRIAL-Mr. c. J. Ingersol, on
Wednesday, laid before the House Of Representa-
tives memorial from the citizens Of the United
States residing in Oregon, praying for the establish
ment oi distinct territorial government, TO en-.
brace Oregon and the adjacent sea-coasts We NAV
perhaps, publish this document tomorrow or next
day
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fRIGHTFUL DISASTER ON THE WESTERN RAILROAD.
We learn that most frightful accident took place
Yesterday at F. NJ The passenger train from Albany
Tug. "e lIeight train from Spring field, Chester vii
ase Doh trains were running at speed OF thirty
nes an h9ur Both locomotive engines complete
masneu and utterly destroyed and many of the cars
on oo,n Trains more or less damaged. Mr. RUSSELL the
postmaster on ths passenger train seriously injured
ana enc engineer and brakeman badly hurt Where
the oame iss lot thus wanon cseessness Is as vet not
sscertained. All of the passengers escaped.2soston
Transcripf. Dec. a SSefo1' Doe'V'
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SaIcs or ytocks .t Hoston,

BAo,s BoaaD Dec 40 share: Reading asllsosa 20
Eastern Railroad losi $50 do Long Island Railroad,
80 d. 10; le0 do do, mos 76f; IS do Norwich ano
Worcester Railroad sij; 80 do do. this wk. sit u
do do, ell 10 do DO. 50 90 ds. 90; so do DO
ms; 92; 80 do do OH 25 do do 30 ds so 20 40 oo
30 DIS, 92t so do East Boston Co. so 80 ds 1915 oo
do do I6t; do Shawmut Bank, GOT.
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The Missouri CoNvENTIoN.-This BODY. which
has been called together TO revise the constitution
OF Missouri assembled the 18th ult at Jeaerson cv
The topics which the resolutions concm are tbe
following:-on boundaries legislative power on ed
cation, on internal improvements, banks and corpora.
tons, militia the permanent seat of governneut
ON declaration OF rights eections the Judiciary
on religion An elective judiciary is made the subject
Of discussion, and that appears likely to be prominent
question In convention.
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TABE RN AGILE.

TABERNACLE.
TEMPLETON'S FAREWELL,
On TUESDAY neIt, the 9M December.
MIR. TEMPLETON begs TO announces with grstitrd; l7
lvl his liberal 1.-THE pubc) Of New York, that in
sequence Of his projected the South he reluct
makes his farewell bow and his last or
several months in New York Tuesday next the 9th ins
scenas, with appropriate llustratons:- ,,,
The instrument from ]. ii. chambers $50 Broadway.
An interval Of ten minutes between the parts
song-"The Lads Of the vlas.n
song-'Jock Of Hazeldesn."
song-"The Harp that once through Tara's Hail."
Soug-"My Mamie j."
Grand Eczema from the Opera Of Der FrieschuI."
Rectativr-"Oh, can bear my fate no longer
PART IL
Song-"There Jolly Miller once"
song-"kcy's wlfe Of Aidivalloch'
Song-'1e banks aud Rrass o. Bonnie Doom"
Hunting sone-"old fowler"
Grand Scena, by desire.
"All is Lost now !"
Still Geutly DER Stealing" Az originally sung by
song-"HtIe's to the Maiden Of Bashtul fifteen"
Sopg-"Auld Lang Syne"
Song-"The jolly Bsggsr."
Valedictory:
Song-'The Star spaugled Banner"
10. Tickets and Programmes may be had at the Music
stores, and at the doors.
- Tickets so cents
Books Of the Words price 2 cfnts each to be had at the
Tempet9n will also rspsst the above Eps,r's1- @
DAY the instant being his farewell aud last appearance
IN that city, for several months. d3 time
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Foreign Markets.

KINGSTON Jam.,) Nov. S-The market is well suppl
ed with goods from the United States Pork at $40
and not much in hands Business is not brisk Flour
) 8 to so; Meal - IS to 5, plentiful
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60 This morning, on motion OF Hon Y. Mason,
Attorney General OF the United sates Major g Toch.
man, OF Poland, member Of the bar OF New York
admitted to practice law in the Supreme Court OF
the United States, as an attorney and counsellor Of the
said Supreme Cour.-Washtngton Union, Dee.4
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OIL Market

For the week endng Dec. ,, ls45l
Sperm The market has been quite active. We notice
sales of about 900 gallons at s6u &c. cash There is
quite demand for Winter Oil.
The New York herald., 1845-12-06

lSy- The President of the United States has re-
oognized Joze Benardino da Camara Vice Consul OF
Portugal for the port of Baltimore and State of Mary
The New York herald., 1845-12-06

LOST.
TWO CERTIFICATES OF STOCK of the North West
j Mining Company, made out by and simply endorsed IN
the name ofC W They for Eight shares each; one
the other pnasessahe The finder will be reward.
ed for delivering them the President Of the Company CO
West treet and Of coursc they worth nothing
,on but the Trustees having been notified o the
loss Al is the public by this notice d3 3t.m
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A ADJUSTMENTS.
OPENING
GRAND 0ERmAN OPERA.
AT
PALMO'S OPERA HOUSE,

fALMO'o OfEhA HOUSE.
Chambers Street
g. s.e a and e 2.
q German Operas IN style p:sst in every depsItmsn
Operas advertised will be given according TO thsr original
RsIssy adopted the time and locality which the plot
The msnaEsr hs. engaged for II: production of German
S sSSSEk SS sP Ss$ss
oRsPP ss1lIn HsSsysr' IM.nh;;m: Brsanschw.is
#E$$ kyS RIEs t$s s:sss;s sSs'i
SIC. RAPETTI, Conductor Of the Orchestra.
M2ks HERR 4. ETvENHE; W sEKG }Chom. masters.
Dire. PIse.Sr Of the Opera. HERR HERR F : MEYER. g,rs
s Dfsi:F; .sn
s; will and
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DEF sArEfDsf + Els !'sIrljA 9 Il Erz.
Grand PET Won Weber
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a isSSsS wid hdDfia hf ts%sa ssSa
kils% ;iei Farmer sehsspi
Msi.,s ass:; MI as Sts's @s.
The Ghost Of Assthe Frsolsin Warner
The 'eeae Of action sv in s.a. during the time Of the
EasI:S s % 5, B. BaTardi ESQ For sale Il The
T% ehs ss h
81 o,hsI muslin ai:i'asa.hsq xs
ali FIX e' s's &
ved honO the Manager Of the German Opera by their
PFC. oc Ad,,..;op-
First Tier and Parauette. ......N
Doors OPEN
Mn. cHETsTIAN HUEEE, 5I,7 vIol0afsslii,I aid Mem:
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Af hERR hsstWSM tWSM. BOUCHER. Primo Teners of
n':sI:fE Il: ETiGSs1. iilsSST and
PRooMR$MasD! PRooMRa$s T'ii D'''''' me f'''''
A fs% Ds1 1sS sti i
I%D1cmp'a s Es,e for voioac:o- saina iAm.riqus
r fom amd Ia
). Fantasia the Cachucha-eOmpOsed and executed
6. Gssad Das,i:, tie Opera je:sond.-Msdsms
Otto aud Herr B0ueheF FART ii. ''''.''''''' SP'''
l. Romance and Chansonnsste-"Le bon cure'- Mr..
q soas~s sesmens; 'Es.a9"-Nir.. .'valsn'in. Mott,
jr, with obligato Flue ccompanimsnt-conpossd
3 Duetto Coaesrtaats for Piano and Viooncslio on
fayorits theme from Eossini's Opera 'Cenersnto-
la"-Mademoisslie and g. Huber. .............
4. Scena and RomA-za- Cecomis in lieta Vesta"-
5. National SonSS-iierr Boucher-.Th: Starry BAN
ner'-words from the romance of 'Greyslaer,' BY
- Hoffman, Esq, composed by. -. 2 Hu 81
se:s:;; g :: a%:!:;s II
the Concert at the doors.
Tickets One Dollar each.
Doors open at 6x Concert to commence at at8ocock.,
The New York herald., 1845-12-06

IHE MoRMoSs.-An extra from the Naupoo
Ntghbor announces that ths Momons have nearly 1890
wagons ready for their California expedition next
spring.
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Foreign Impo-,n.,ons.

MI HA-Barqu- Leda200 nees ngs 200 brs lemons ORA.
PEI Dey c. ndse u bags Canary seed TO ordsr
duaEtity of lemons TO master
Rio JASEiRo-Bls Democrat, ISIS bags coffee PhiIps-
q ma
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pusSs Ssp1sra Arrived.
Passengers Sailed,


TaISipAp pE CrBa-Brig JOSEF phps-H Hastings.
CHAaLEsToS-Brig t. beeMiss Harriet Joiner and in
the steeIage.
Passengers Sailed.
CAsroS-Shp John G Costar-Richard Dana. T w Alb
bot, Mr. Town,ead OF New York; Gmor Meredith OF Daltl-
more; = TIT, tChnesel
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MARITIME HERALD.

Movements OF the steam Ships.
sifa'1s odPea"'S' Liverpool. .1merice. America
Cambria, Judxins Nov. 10. Dec A.. Dec. l6
Acadia, Harrison Dee. 49,. Dee. 81. Jan. |
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TO THE PUBLIC.
GIVE MY ARTICLES A TRIAL AND JUDGE

FOR YOURSELF
7 WARRANT them all to be repr sented the money
L refunded ....
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ting the filling off OF the hair aud turning grey.
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cleansing dsengages the Epiderm and Capillary tubes
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he would do better, erhsps. to name adaptations.
For sale, whoesale and retail by
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No &c South Third street, Philadelphia.
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Domestic lE,poltetfonY

Domestic tEbyortfstfouss
CHARtEsToS.Bng Tybes--60 bales cotton Burckmyer &
sOn-32 Victor K DuckwIz-2 Geo Bulkey2 rice John
Bod ne30 ioodhue co98 Brrckmyer 10 casks rice
Wheeler 4 an Benchet.n-5 lcs do u oder.
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MAUD SHAWLS-2 bales 10 4 extra hsavy Maud shawls
vl received per Stephen Whitney, and for sale the
da iwsmc A. JoURNEAY, Jr. IS William st.
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The WORKING CABlNEr.-The following is a list
OF the documents yesterday laid before Congress.
AS is with tho treasury is with the other depart
ments Industry is stamped upon the very face OF the
present az administration from the hghes. TO the lowest
reports OF the Secretary o. the Treasury
the Senate and House Of Representatives, 4th Decem
Der
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-03-13
March IS, 1916.

pie Of The United States. While he ex-
ecutes the law with an impartial hand,
shrinks from no proper responsibility land
faithfully carries Quit the executive de-
partment of the government the prlnci'
pies and policy Of those who have chos-
en- him, he should not be unmindful that
our fellow citizens who have differed
with him in opinion are entitled to the
full and free exercise oftheir opinions
and judgments, and that the rights of all
are entitled TO respect and regard.
Confidently relying upon the aid and
assistance ofthe CO ordinate branches Of
the government, in conducting our pub
lie affairs, enter upon the discharge
Of the high duties which have been as
signed meby the people, again humbIy
supplicating the Divine Being who has
watched over and protected our beloved
COUNTRY from its infancy to the present
hour, to continue His gracious benedic-
tions upon us, that we may continue to
be prosperous and happy people.
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CONSU NTPTTON
CAN BE CURED.
OHIo CITY, Nov. l8, 1874.

OHIo CITY, Nov. l8, l844.
Soon after | arrived home was taken
with a severe cough which confined me
10 The house for nearly four weeks. In
the first attack commenced taking
Downs Elixir; | thought it hurt me;
took TOO much; it weakened ME. fthen
appealed 10 my physician and had my
lungs examined and he pronounced them
diseased, and one of them without action.
then waited two or three week for HIM
to give me some MEDICINE that woad be
of some use, but without effect. then
resumed the Elixir, have since taken
nearly two bottles in less doses thaa be
fore, and find myself now nearly cured,
and such has been the result upon me
that it has been he aslonshment of my
family and neighbors.
Yours 10 haste, VIM. FAFT.
Cortiss & Smith, St. Adams, Vt,who'e-
sale Agents for the sale OF the above.
V. ROSS, r. BLAKE, Agents in
Brandon.
W. E. G. sToDDARD, Agent in
Rutland. 38:3w
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From tas Emancipator.
TEXAS NOT ANNEXED.

The resolution Just passed by Congress,
does not admit Texas either as a State or
territory, into the Union.
Two distinct plans are proposed. The
first consents that Texas may form q State
constitution by convention called for the
purpose, sin Order lint tie same man be
Animated as one oftAe States ofthe Uni0n;"
which constitution is 10 be transmitted 10
the president OF the United States, "to be
laid before Congress for us final action on
or before The first day Of January. 1916"
This provision clearly does not admit
Texas as territory or as State; and
after the State constitution is formed, it sill
remains an independent government until
Congress has ratified its constitution.
The last plan is to give the president
the power TO negotiate with Texas. The
result OF the negocintion in this case, must
be again acted upon by the Senate as a
treaty, or by articles to be submitted 10
the Two houses OF Congress for ralGca>
ton.
Under this last plan no one supposes
Texas TO be nOW annexed.
But under either it is still in the power
Of the northern States to prevent annexa-
lion, by Congress steadily refusing 10 adj
nit the Safe of Texas, exec pit on the fun
damenlaI conditions of aboishing slavery,
and not involving US in war with Me2-
ico
Yhe complexion Of the next House oil
Representatives will be more against an
nexation than the present. But the north
ern States must now arise in their strength
Let every congressional district at the
North, whose representative is at all op
posed to annexation or doubtful, instruc
| its representative never 10 consent 10 the
admission of Texas as State, except or
the two conditions have named above
and the evil may yet be averted.
The southern States cannot complain
Of any bad faith, in our resisting The ad
mission Of Texas in this mode. They
were warned that we regarded the annex
alton as unconstitutional, aud should re-
pei it if we could.
The North has still the power, anc
there IS time between this and the mex
session of Congress, 10 agitate This ques,
lion so thoroughly, that if the citizens o.
the North are not tanner than the slaves o
the South, they may yet be made to fee
aud put forth their strength. s.
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FIRST FRUITS OF THE ANNEX,
ALTON SCHEME.
Important from Washinglon

One of the editors of the New York
Express, writing from Washington City,
under date of March LIST, says: at is
with deep regret that inform you that
Gen. Almonte, the Mexican Minister, is
only waiting for President Tyler to sign
the Texan Annexation Resolutions, and
to make the proclamation, which will be
soon done to DEMAND HIS PASSPORTS AND
MAKE HIS PROTEST, and 10 retire, and
break up all o6iciaL relation aoith The Coz
eminent Of Tie United States. Despatch
cs were forwarded by the Mexican del
egutioo, yesterday, BY express, 10 New
Orleans, to be sent to the City of Mex
leo informing the Government ofthe pas,
sage of the Texan Resolutions. Pri.
vate letters from the highest sources,
from that city. state that the instant the
intelligence is received there, the Gov
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PRICES.

Mr. Greedy, in a letter from Woshing-
ton 70 the New York Tribune, says:
81 have transcript of some of The bills
paid by McNullv, late Clerk of the
House, to James F Secor, and others, of
New York, for stationery for Congress,
The charges are atrocious. QuIls at $40
per thousand; sperm candles at AZ cents
per pound; fiat cap paper at SO per ream,
Several hundred reams, and then $50
for cutting down two hundred reams Of it.
Whoever heard of the like? Cartridge
paper at 1915, aud medium at $3.50,
form an array of hard prices, such as |
never saw before. II Mac buys for him.
self as he does Tor Congress, no wonder
he is used up"
QniiIs $40 per thousandl! Whew!
That's plucking the goose to some pur.
pose.