The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-09-04

armed and instructed as infantry, and, of course
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are without "guns"-that Is, "heia cahho"' Inv
newspapers which have commented upon this mat
ter, msy now understand 1t.
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MOVEMENTS AND MEASURES I'm lEAho
w. ,s.s;vad Ia, I.s, evening,s soutbern mail
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some papers from Texas, from which we have
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s'eaheu new interesting "e"'s io' ''o oe"n VI o"'
readers The last Galveston aCiyilian, States thai
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"ihe United States troops under command OF Zen
layior were oushy ehgaeeu 10 io''hyns ueh Po''
ton near Corpus Christi tcest Of the Nueces. The
best information from Mathmoias Ii, atthere were
about I 500 Mexican troops there fortifyipg They
$500 - ''~ :,
are represented 10 DC oaD'y supported, anu no.
more enic'en' 'hei meAicah soiaieis usually are.
,uoust The Convention was .til in session but il was
anticipated tina, their labo would close on the Esd instant
'saSrus. a,.ooon nnao, The command
of Colonel Twrgs al San Antonio Ind reached Galveston
They performed their march the twenty miles per
Gay ana Win 'ey ,s s'Sknen smong 'ns,r
aoV; Ihey gre 70 5oin 'he army 'h's
"a committee of the convention, IN whom The ,ubiee,
yos ,srraJ tat. ,ha he ~ hs new STAT, gox
eminent the year will be SAL They es@ste
the net revenue Tor the year at 2' and by raising
me TAX on ahd WHICH thry suggest rom Q, on
pc. cent 70 one nun o. one per % IN e9aaing
Win WIZ, NV es'"a~ " ue yeaiy e''"u'
will be ses,ia2 o. !,
Inc IDEA o. annullng the present , communion ana q
position as sia'e oi inc Union, "hoh was "uHsu :!
many mas not os'n em.ns,ntd sy lA eont,noni er 90 ~
doo'a whch some eW noash contemporaries seemed 20 o.
'orey much "ouofsd
Tie TREASURY ciRcULAR.--The "Ciyiliann has
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the following arucie on Mr. walkers circular
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we publish today ue circular OF the recrr'sty o. ths
treasury Of me United states. me o1.e, q wheh = y
P.e'en ing shmsh OF esnthtuis sooas nom me b,hiea
states to Iexa with he view o. reshppng the same hack
Freauent alsion has bers,oioe Been made 10 al. sub
Ject and The novel and Important questions involved ~ ~
ana me circular o. Mr. walker bears additional evidence q
the dhcules and uncertainty attending the Whole mster
Questions 81 importance IN tue United states have arisen
WHERE ,ne ia"sate sheh, OF oPeauve only ~ CONSUME
the Congress Of ,se yn;,d states apon ,hs sabet sna m
strncons 9anded thereon from h. department you tths
all the imports from Texas into the United states *
:, & % e p1s.e sI VIM
ed into this country.
great degree abe esct niended ~ rsxsn r. shinrsn
Of Gebentuie goods 70 Texas with the expectation Of rein
ton shall have been though we doubt ssrous
there s any existing law which might no, be
ton cusomhouse oaths Debenture goods quantities
years. might be shipped to Texas mot intended to be re-
landed within the United States and kept for sale IN the
would require law of the United pre-
10 e,hs u no IRON
We have doubt that this view Of the subject will be
though the circular will probably deter many United State.
merchants from entering into e sneenlat,Sn wh9 might
Of the ccular for il makes no new regulation or apple
non ., aw oa. ony sahce IN e
"A report has been circulated to some extent that
Mekim, to invite an alteration in The revenue laws o.
Texas with view to effect the matter IN question Upon
thar nn e sncb nbange /, sxnsced Inv the Unid
states government
ain connection with this subject may be mentioned the
una, % srs.
10 y whether thew are liable to duty upon the
whether Texas is or is not no~ part Of the United
'a.es -,
SLAVERY WITHIN THE LIMITS OF iExAs.-We
copy the following from the Galveston Civilian Of
the o3d MI
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