New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-09
nv This Mornings Mail
r,,,.si, Notwithstanding Texas Ques,
tion-Presfdent's Leree, &c
f-a--sS,on,ts,rs oF The Tribune.
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Things in Washin gton-Ihc AeA"s oHSSf
tion-President's Leree, tSc-
Correspondence of The Tribune
WASHINGTON. Jan. s. ia.
You will see, by the report of the proceedings
in the Senate yesterday, that iir. Niles OF Cen
pecticut has introduced joint Resolutions for the
Annex.,;on OF Texas. These will probably serve
in place Of those promised by Mr. HATwooD OF
North Carolina. Many ofthe Loco Foc0s see the
unconstilu,icnality OF anncIIrg foreign Territory
BIZ i,int Resolution and therefore they propose 10
admit Tsx.s into the Union es State. ms IS
getting round the difficulty with u vengeance.
You will perceive that the only speakers on INC
question Yesterday were Loco-FocDs. Two are
| fat footed Tor Texas One (SrETsoN. OF New
York rather disposed to doubt. Mr.. lANcsYs
speech was very eloquent one, anu foT It ne mas
received much credit. 1t was not calculated 10
make many lends, however, for the cause. Ii
the Loco Focos from the East and Moth can De
persuaded by attacks on Massachusetts ana
Northern ucr, why ti;ey will act differently from
| what | suppose Mr.. YANcEY was 10 twelve
| years resident Of Massachusetts and was stu
dent at Nil!iams's College. do not Know
whether he graduated or not. His speech would
have been better il the attack on Massach1set $
had teen emitted. 1t would not have suffered,
oithe-. By the omission ofthe reply to Mr CLING
NAN. Gen B,yLY's speech was wholly a7gu-
mentativs, and was uneIccptlonable IN It's char
acter.
A number of spectators were present to hear
Nj Yancey's speech; among them was Amos
Kcnd H. After the speech WAS finished, some
one asked Amos how he liked 1t. Amos replied
that he was perfectly del GIFTED I'LL the speaker
came 70 the attack on Massachusetts,, and then he
felt ashamed ,oden he remembered TINT he 'oGsG
nqfipe of that State" have no doubt that
Massachusetts rcciprocatss the feeling
fear that something may spung cut OF the
attack made on Mr.. CLISGM.H Yesterday, by Mr..
YAscsY. The manner in which he spoke, and
his refusal to allow Mr.. Clingman oppoitunl.
| ty to explain misrepresentation. remarklng
also, Explanations elsewhere" may lead TO
duel. Ii Texas is annexed, We shall have more
scenes than this oil bloodshed ana 6utchcty. L
| feel srctty confident IN saying that letter OF
some sort was written BY Mr. Clingnan and car
RED to Mr. Yancey by a gentleman from w
gina hope it will amount t" noihi6g, yet the
| feeling manifested Nv roth, iesr may lead 10
| evil. Mr. Yancey was al tho Presidents Levee
Lass night till 3 late hour.
The Levee vas not so fully attended as on
former occasions, but it was pleasant party
| The Foreign Ministers and members OF the
| Cabinet were IN attendance. Ms HAMILTON,
| the widow of Alexander Hamilton, was present,
and received the marked attention OF the c NJ
panv. though mostly Loco Foes. She came in the
company OF Senator Sample of Illinois, hellevc
Dancing was kept up till a late hour Ms ~
er Miss tyler, Miss Gardiner, and their cousins.
The Misses Gardner were in fine sP'iit-, and
Looked we'll 4 few Wings were ptcs:nt.
News was received in this city yesterday, that
Santa Ana had been banshed from Hexteo, be-
ing deposed ny his army. Signos RECON, 1t IS
said. was in prison. MIR. YAacEr referred 30 this
in his speech.
l. is said that yll tho New-Yosl; Loco Foco
members of the House, with the exception OF
| CHtsssLDEN ELLIS, are opposed ~ AnneSaiio0.
Mr c. J. I>GEssoLL has not been IN his scat
for two days. Nr. WINTHROP was absent yes-
terday
joins Quincy ADAMS raised quite Il laugh IN
the touss yesterday by detecting It mistake IN
some returns from one Of thho Departments, of
eypenses up 10 the 3lSt OF June, IN 4 certain
ycor. The 3lst Of June would never come.
ilr. SMITH Of Indiana, woo is to open the de-
bate to morrow, is an eloquent WING orator The
Loco. Focos will hear s melting different :!om an
9Th Of January gorficatIon.
Nir AsEbal Smith or Texas Mr. Coicn n Of
the Astor House, Capt. Macy of the No7,h River
steamer Albany, and Mr.. Jacob Acksr OF your
| civ Yours RIcHELIEU.
The News FROM MExIco.--One of tie newspa-
per Offices Ut this city yesterday Issued "AS Ex-
IRA containing " Late and inporan! news from
5I.xico,' purporting to have been received by way
o! New Of!eans, by the arrival at that port on the
23lh ul,imo Of the schooner Z" Ventura" from Vera
| Cruz.
We have before us the New-Ore0ns Picayuns
of the 29;h, and both The Bee and the Bulletin Of
the 80, all cf which announce the arrival OF the
schooner Ventura" Tor Fortuna" az che is de-
signatsd by two OF ihem and gives coplons details
OF the intelligence brought by her. But, on perns-
lug these several accounts, we discover nothing but
a New Orleans version OF the news brought from
Vera Cruz b. Mr.. CUSHING, the particulars OF which
were given in the Ineiigencer OF fhurzday last
Mr.. CUSHING left Vera Cruz on the l2th ultimo,
which appears to re the date of tee advices con-
seyed by The Ventura" 10 New Orleans; ard
both occounts we presume, are from The same
Mexican sources, only Dir. CUsHiSG's seems 70
have been the most ui and particular.
Nat, Inuligencer OF yesterday.