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Two or three young men OF STEADY
h,b;,s. who may wish TO board IN
nriya,e house, can be accommodate on
moderate terms by application to the
subscriber. Prompt payment VIII 90
required. 4. }. hoho'
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No. SO Chestnu, ST., Philadelphia.

No. SO Chestnut ST., Philadelphia.
NJ B.-Icse no time in sending on yooI moaey
to get the proof impressions of the great Mezzo-
,int for January.
" Editors who copy this prosPec-
tus and send a copy Of the paper mark
ed, TO the United States Saturday
Eveuing Post" shall be entitled to az
exchange for one year
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All persons indebted to
this office for job work, or
advertising, will please
make payment by the LIST
monday in May next, as
longer indulgence can not
possibly be given.
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a administrators Notice.

The State of Mississippi Probate
Ta7lahatchie County,l Court
January Term, l845.
Ar this term Of the Court letters Of
81 Administration having been grant
ed to the Undersigned on the estate Of
Huston Howard diseased, therefore all
persons Indebted 10 said estate, are re-
quesied to make in mediate payment,
Gnd all those having claims against SAID
estate, must present them duly authen-
ticated within the time prescribed oy
law, or lhey will be thereafter barred.
Charleston Miss, Febru'y S. i845:
P. B. MCDANIEL
e., Admir-.
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w. J. O'FARRELL, MASTER,
Will run the ensuing season as REG
ULAR PACKET BOAT between the
various ports on this river and Vicks-
burg, and will take cotton Tor n, or'e-
ans at the lowest rates. The Olive is
is as we'll adapted to this river as any
boat, and will freight cotton as safely
as any other For freight or passage
apply on board or to A. w. Armstrong
agent.
Pamela, Jan'y Is, t845. tt
P. S. Cotton shipped by this boat will
he insured OF the lowest rates.
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WILLIAM SMITH.
(Latc Of the firm of.Niller & Smith. }
.'ttorney & Counsellor at Law

EtOrney Il Counsellor at Law,
Pamela, COUNTY. MISS.
AHfLL practice in the Circuit Courts
w of the 9th Judicial District, the
Chancery Court at Holly Strings, and
The Federal Court at Ponlotoc.
Office in Belmont. 5-tr
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! will sell n, bargain the dwelling
house in Pamela, in which | now re-
side
r. 4. TYLER.
Pamela. April 70, 1915. lid
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lust Receiyed,-and for sale very
u low, a few BARRELS Of excellent
WHITE WINE VINEGAR.
JOHN P. WOODRUFF

AUST Received. few boxes OF tine
i COD FISH, which will be sold very
low, JOHN P. WoODRofF
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rAeyfFfEft55 81 t tflfiSssrs Ssfpf,Pef +
TALrAaarcHfE COUNTY,

TALLAHATCHIE COUNTY,
Probate Coaet Dec. Term a. ID. 1914.
4 ETTERS Of Administration having
L been granted to me (Martha
0uarles,) at this Term of the Court
bv said Court on the Estate Of William
0uarles, deceased, who died interstate.
Therefore all persons who are indebted
to said Estate, are requested to make
immediate payment TO me; and all per-
sons having claims against said Estate,
are requested to present the same to me
duly authenticated within the time pre-
scribed by law, or they will be forever
barred. MARTHA QUARLES.
Adm'r'r of William Qndrles decd.
Charleston, Mi. Dec Ia, I844,-39-6w
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(LATE OF thu EXCHANGE HoTEL)
This new and splendid House, with
now furniture throughout, is now open.
ed. TuECOMMERCIAL HOTEL is
situated in the centre Of the business
part Of the city, near the Steam Boat
Landing. in Andrews fine block OF
buildings The proprietor pledges him
self TO be excelled by no one, in his
accommodations.
Memphis Jan. 90 1845 6-6m.
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r. a g " -

C A s HI!
Liberal Cash advances made by A.W
and VIM. P. Brooks on ship
men,s of cotton. shipped TO our friends
Maunsell White 81 Co.
w. P. BROOKS, Agent.
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+. E M E. II Y,
T LORI;

Returns his thanks TO his friends and
the public generally, for their very
liberal patronage heretofore, & assures
them that he will spare no pains to
merit it in future.
Pamela, Miss. Jau. |, l845. l-6m
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NOTICE.

nv William C. Culberson clerk of the
I'd Circuit Court Of Pamela county State
Of Mississippi, is hereby given, that an
attachment at The suit of ID. &. Will
Jams administrator Of David Boyed dc'd
against the estate Of John E. Wilkcrson
for S2I9,O6, is pending in said court,
and unless the defendant appear at the
next term Of said court TO be holden at
the court house in said county on the
lst monday in May next and give sPe-
cial bail and plead, iudgmeas will be en-;
tered &c. Given under my hand and
seal Of said court. ,>,
April s, 1845. w. Z. CohbERoo1>
l2-if CleFk'
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The Slate Of Mississippi, Pamela
county, Probate Court, March Term
l845.
Letters of Administration having
been granted to the undersigned, on
the estate Of Henry Stephens, deceased,
by the Probate Court Of Pamela County,
at the March term, A. D. l845 Of said
Court.
Notice is hereby given to all persons
indebted 10 said estate 10 come forward
and make immediate payment; and
those holding claims against said es'
tate, are hereby notified to present
them for payment, duly authenticated
within the time prescribed by law, OF
they will be forever barred.
DAVID D. CALDWELL Adm''
of Henry Stephens deceased. low.
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CALVIN MILLER,
Attorney and counsellor at Law,
PAN0IA MISS.

Will practice in the Circuit Courts
of the 9th Judicial District and the
Circuit Court Of Tallahatchie County !;
in the District Chancery Court at Hol-
ly Springs, the Federal Court at Pom
,otoc, and the High Court Of Errors
and appeals at Jackson.
Office in Pamela. 3-12m
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REFERENCES
Thomas II. Allan, Memphis, Ten.
Allan IL Appersou, Comm Merch'ts"
Archibald Walker, Memphis
Walker, Anderson g. Co.
J. Gillls &Co., Com NJ.
Robson & Allan, C Nj N. Orleans.
w. Y. Gholson Esq, Cincinnti Ohio
James Murdoch, Huntsville Ala.
Pamela CO., MISS.
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PARIS FASHIONS IN ADVANCE.

As elegance and economy in dress are equally
desirable, we offer great inducements to country
leaders, in monthly descriptions OF the iasn-
ions. accompanied by our cororcd plate, which
VIC give at least, two months in advance OF eve
nv cosemporary, being enabled to do this from
correspondents in London and Paris so COM
pletely have VIC outstripped all ivairy IN 'n's
point, that the other magazines now only occa'
ra.,e in dress is desirable, patterns of the latest
costumes will be indispensable to the sez, IN OF
der tie keep the run of the changes in dress. But
i, order that other illustrations may not have TO
give place for them, we shall publish
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.ooWo sIql re 7Ies
IoI spu!I lie 10 sEueIH
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II h O nm a R. Turner.
ATTORNEY ATLAW.

WIN practice in the Circuit Courts
w Pamela, Tallahatchie, YaIobusha,
Lafayette, Marshall and Desoto counties
the Chancery Court at Holly Springs,
and The Federal court at Ponto,oc.
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LIST OF LETTERS


Remaining in the Post Office at Pa
nols, OH the 8 LIST, day of March lo4o'
If not ,akeo out by the 30th. OF June
next, will be sent 10 the General PoSt
Office rs dead letters.
Anderson C. M Hutchinson N. Z
pvnro + Hulett Tho's
R;vep.E SO Harris E.
Rrown los. Hubbard Jno. c.
Brown John Holdeo VIM D.
Rnv, pF. Halt Henry
Bruton George Jackson an
pr,sw,l, David Jackson S. w.
al Marina Mrs. Jordan r. NJ. Mrs.
p~uSanI = Jordan Washington
Chisholm T. L. kenned samuel
CoilH,r w McKinny Ira
SnsIaherv ~ McKinny Jas. w.
Coo A. j. DR.. ? McKinny James
C-sJlocL las. McCarty Daniel
Camp NJ. G.. Mrs. 2 Meier }; NJ.
- PM. Or. May Philip
D;o,,;rs 6 r. McCuiler WIN.
D:' Ion,os Martin Joseph II.
=" w Pearson J. ]. DR..
- X Perry Lucinda Mrs.
T E.,~ w., Penny Elizabeth Miss
l,,.S las Pratt Washington
Garner Geo. 2 Ferry
G G:,, b., Robertson w. R.
Garner John RaGlano 1ou"
/ 1ee So, r. S,ra,ton james +.
80 Green Sigman J. J.
,,'Sns 1obn Sullivan N. G.
Harris Ann MISS SheHon =.
S Sn;ccr Josenh Weber Emanuel
- Williams L. B.
= Sl,Ia L. w Wall Durre,t
s. S;nonsH Willingham }.
d SnnOLIe w II. Wright Nj. sr.
II Shan n;E Wrig h, John P.
&c Shel'n eo,Dr Wilson Tho's. |
G. I ouu ne samuel Young John
IT, lot orr I,vina Mrs. Young A. J.
r. i'P''i Young Woodson
&c ARMSTRONG P. NJ.
pcnoIa Mississippi, April s. 1915.
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Gallery OF Beauty.

The Gallery of American Beauty will De n
feature of this book, in which viii Constantly APP
pear portraits of she most beautiful of the sez.-
Another characteristic win DO
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AMERICAN LANDSCAPES,

The oth.r Illustrations shall tbe executed by
distinS, ashed either for picturesque beauty OF
70. historical associations.
The osher Illustrations shall be executed oy
20. frs. American Artists, and be in every va
riety and STYLE, viz; Line and Supple EngrG-
rings; Colored F2o,rers and Birds; Lace Wcrk
and Embroidery, Picture, executed 4" 1tnt',
Q,tarre's Superb Designs, &c;
In short every variety of embellishments, exc
cut.d by the bes, artists, shall continue to grace
our book. We shall be the first to seize tbs nov
elites of the day!
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Dr A. J. HOLCOMBE.

J.C. HhWO II :, ,o.r
pcnola Mississippi, April s. 1910.
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For sale.

A RARE BARGAIN.
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Remaining in the Post Office at "a
nols, on the 3lst. day of March 1845.
If not takeo out by the 3oth. OF June
next, will be sent TO the General roS'
Office us dead letters.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-28
BUCKINGHAM COUNTY.

AT meeting Ct the Democratic Parry Of
Buckingham, held al The Court House on Mon,
day, The 10Th OF March, 1915, it being Court day
in The Tavern Of Word 6 ScrGgss, Col. Waller
Ford was called 10 preside and Edward l.
Scruges was appointed Secretary.
The object OF the meeting having been ex-
planned By Col. Joseph Fuqua,
On motion the Chairman appointed Joseph
Fuqua, Matthias Ayres, Robert K. Turner, Will
liam Chambers, James s. Wren, John Norrell
James Austin, Richard Moseley, Robert X.
Hooker, John w. Haskins, Robert Shaw A. Ad-
cock. Thcs. S Roccck, Albert Thornhiil, and
George S. Penn committee, 10 recommend 10
This meeting suitable persons as candidates AT the
ensuing election 10 represent the county of Buck
incham in The next Legislature of Virginia. 10
whom on motion, the Chairman and Secretary
were added.
The Committee having retired short time
reported that they unanimously recommended
Colonel Willis P. Bocock, and John w. Haskins,
as fl; and proper persons as candidates 10 repre-
sent Buckingham in the next Legislature Of Vir-
sinia Whereupon, they were unanimously no.
minated.
Colonel Bocock having been introduced TO The
meeting by Colonel Fuqua and r. r. Turner &C.
cepted The nomination in short and appropriate
speech.
Mr. Haskins was then introduced 10 The meet.
ing. and after rendering his thanks for The honor
conferred on him hy the nomination, Of which lie
had been just notified respectfully declined its &c.
ceptancc; stating that HI could not become can
didale without subjeclins himself 10 grea, per-
sonal inconvenience. and that his engagements
were such, as would put it out Of his power 10
embark in canvass. He therefore withdrew
his name from the consideration Of the meeting,
and desired that their attention might be directed
to some other individual, whose situation would
enable him 10 do justice to the party by an active
and spirited canvass.
Colonel Fuqua again addressed the meeting,
insisting on their adheringto the choice already
made, and concluded BY re-nominating Mr.. Has
kins; and the question upon his denomination be-
ing submitted, was carried unanimously.
Mr. Haskins being present, then accepted the
nomination.
On motion,
Re@lrcd, That The proceedings Of this meeting
be signed by the Chairman and Secretary, and
COPIES thereof te forwarded TO the Richmond En-
qurer and Lynchburg Republican for publication.
The meeting then adjourned.
WALTER FORD, Chm.
EDWARD l. scavoos, Sse'y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-28
POETRY.
M A II
By BRYANT.

The stormy Marchis come at last. ,.oo
With wind, and cloud, and changing SKIES
hear The rushing Of The blast,
That through The snowy valley iiies'
All, passing few are they who speak,
Wild. stormy month, in praise OF thee;
We, though ,hy winds are loud and bleak,
Thou art a welcome month 10 me.
For thou 10 Northern lands again
The glad and glorious sun dost bring,
And thou hast Joined the gentle train,
And wear'st the gentle name Of Spring.
And, in thy reign of blast and storm,
Smiles many long, bright, sunny DAY,
When the changed winds are soft aud warm
And Heaven puts on the blue OF May.
Then sing aloud the gushing rlls
And the iull springs, from frost SCI free,
That, brightly leaping down The hills,
Are lust set out TO meet the sea.
The years departing beauty hides
OF winlry storms the sullen threat;
Bnt in ,hv sternest irown ab!ces
A look OF kindly promise yet
Thou bring'st The hope OF those calm skies,
And that soft time Of sunny showers,
When the wide bloom, on earth that lies,
Seems OF a brighter world than ours.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-28
BETTER DAYS.
By JOHN T. AGER.

From helpless infancy 10 hoary age,
Amids, Lies ever-changing, devious ways,
The hopes ofthings TO come, our minds engage
And Fancy brightly pictures BETTER DAYS.
The TOYS ofchildhood, when they're once possessed q,
Lose all the charms which first Obtained our
praise; h,os,
And, what we thought would make us truly 'ies'
Remains to be enjoyed n-BErTER DAYS.
The youthful lover, glowing with delight,
To some fair maid his ardent homage pays;
When this bright vision fades before his sight,
And leaves him nausht TO bless bu.--"DErrER
DAYS"
The anxious parent telling for the bread
Which, IN his craving infants hunger stays
Labors the weary day, then rests his head
And dreams of sweet repose in-BETTER DAYS
The ,ot,'ring grandsre Fastening 10 The grave,
Reviews his life; and as he thinks he prays-
"Great God, be pleased my family 10 save,
ITO NEE, in happiness and BETTER DAYS f"
Thus, from The first 10 last, each pleasure flies
Eludes our grasp-in sight moment stays
Man lives an instant, in an instant dies
And, dying, prays and hopes icr BETTER DAYS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-28
SPRING Is COMING.

By MR.. MACK.
Who ,ras deaf and da,m6 from his childhood.
Spring is coming. Spring is coming
Birds are chirping, insects hummins,
Flowers are peeping from their sleeping,
Streams escaped from Winters keeping,
In delightful freedom rushing,
Dance along in freedom gushing,
Scenes. of late in deafness saddened,
Smile in animation sladdened;
All is beauty, all is mirth,
ALI is glory upon earth,
Shout we then with Natures voice,
Welcome Spring! Rejoice! Rejoice.
Spring is coming come, my brother,
lie! US rove with one another,
To our we'll remembered wildwood,
Flourishing in Natures childhood;
Where thousand flowers are springinS,
And thousand birds are singing;
Where The golden sunbeams culver
On the verdue- eirded river;
Let our youth OF feeling out,
To the youth OF Nature shout,
While the waves repeat our voice,
Welcome Spring Rejoice! REJOICE y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-28
TOBACCO

The advices BY the steamer of the 4th March
bring interesting accounts 10 the Tobacco plant
ers. The Chancellor the Exchequer announced
10 the House, that no alteration would be propos-
ed in the duty on Tobacco. Therefore, our mer-
chants will go OF TO put up strips for the English
markets, as heretofore.
The French Government has contracted for
abou, 1000 hhds. of Virginia Tobacco, TO be de-
ivercd in all this year-at prices That, we are told
will nett about 81 30 a So And we also learn thai
the orders for the French Tobacco are committed
10 Mr. James Gray, who has for years past had
the buying OF The lobaccos for Italy. These or
ders being in The hands of one house, OF course
lessons competition: but VIC have no doubt that
fair prices will be paid for fine tobacco.
Our manufacturers have increased their work,
and are paying good prices. Our best tobaccos
are now bought by our manufacturers for the
French and Italian markets, where, We are told,
they want rich leafy, smooth plant tobacco
put up in order TO keep sweet, but not very dry.
II is now about pricing time, and the planters will
do well 10 attend 10 this in preparing their crops
Tor market.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-28
To Col. J. NJ. SMITH.
NlaSTrA. Feb. |. Isl

MANTrA, Feb. !, IS;
Genilemen--I have had the honor IL req
your letter Of the 9Th ul'., informing ne laa.
Democratic iellow-clizens oi The Senator's
irict, composed OF the counties OF WeNr
land, &c, there assembled in Conycuti.n,
selected me as their candidate 10 represent
district in the Legislature OF Virginia. Al;
time. and under more favorable crcum>a'
political life could prevent few attractions !,
cient 10 induce me 10 relinQush Tor H. o'neT
far more congenial pursuits; yet, believe
gentlemen, at no time could be called W.
make greater sacrifices, or 10 prove my tic
probation of the distinguished honor cont,
than al the present.
An honest distrust OF my ability 10 do crf
The expectations OF the public, andihe srea
lencc done TO my domestic affairs and CEN.
would lead me to decline your fa,icrins non.
lion; but when reflect, that the Conyen,ic,
adjourned, and the great difficulty If 10 i1'
bilily, OF assembling another meeting .! Y
tric,-these considerations, together with Y I
sons which operated on The minds Of TIE COR
lion in presenting my name as a can.ta'
the people, TO which you have been le.~
make some tlaltering reierencc) and h 81
unanimily which marked their selection. :.
me not al liberty 10 decline the nomiraa'
cannot doubt, but that the same consider,
which constrained me 10 accept the yoml'a
will be equally powerful 10 induce M iri''t'
omit no honorable or laudable effort 10 cr>is
success Of those measures and prirc!fk'
which We all feel so deep an interest,
In common with most OF my fellow.cl''
am fully sensible of the paramount mrf-;
OF the approaching Spring elections. VI
ings on this subject Won have not misiasei
| trnst il will not be deemed aficclalion Y
when say. that had the Convention been p.s-'
TO select any other individual 10 occur ~
sition | am called upon 10 fill, il wouli hae- 4
far more gratifying 10 me personally, as L :
have afforded me an opportunity TO eria'-
zeal in our common cause, without eXp1'l''
self and my own motives TO false and Eaea''
bic imputations
Permit me, on this occasion, 10 return ~ /
cere thanks 10 my fellow-ciiizens, VINO c3a2
the Convention, and 10 express nv de'.
Of my obligations to them, for the hon: 4
red, as well as to yourselves personally
gratifying and highly complimentary 's'l
which You were pleascdlo communicate y
have the honor 10 be,
Very respectfully, yo-. OBJ SER ,;,,,-s
To r. L. L. Beale, S. Downing, J. y
Lyme ShackeloId, Walter Bowie, CoTD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-28

Fer tis Ess,
The Wing Of yesterday issues is ~.
communication against all those Wing ~ =
assemble at he Odd Fellows Hall iof Y
pose of expressing their opinions on
matters, and particularly the all imPoral !,
question. That there should have been :
SO much arrogance at this crisis. makes ! :,
more ridiculous than the calling Up o
from the Vastly deep. But, for,unsrF !.
American family, there is spirit an'oi- !.
them which has spoken prophe,icallf -. -
even 10 those distinguished rivals "a, ~. ~
the head and front Of the two polite T.
saying, thus far shalt thou go, and no =, Z
And tell me who art thou Of womaa :"
burst thus 10 forbid the freedom Of
Free DrsCr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-28

a meeting Of the Democratic members of the
Legislative Council of Florida, and Democratic
citizens of various counties OF The Territory, was
held at Tallahassee on the Illh inst, at which
resolutions were passed tor calling Convention
on The Nth day OF April next, 10 meet at Madison
Cont House, for the purpose of nominating a
candidate for Governor and a candidate for Re-
preventative in Congress- and of adopting such
measures as may beproper 10 promote the iayora-
bic success Of Democratic principles in The State
Of Florida.-[ augusta Conatfnti0ndiia
I'VE understand, tina, the Democrats consti-
tule The majority in Florida, and will carry The
Governor, two Senators, and Representative in
Congress! if they do their duly.-Enquircr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-28

Custom HorsE.-We learn that NJ. J!
Lloyd has been removed from the oiiics
veyor OF The port of Baltimore, and ~
VIM. Fl. Cole, Jr., has been appoin.e1
place. The removal Of Mr.. Lloyd is SAD .
arisen from Inc fact, that some days sints
a horse TO the Presidents stable, accom-
with a note announcing the animal 10 8
sent to MIR. Polk. The horse was o!dsl'.
sent back forthwith, and Mr.. LLOYD y !, /.
missed. This is The current story Of i.s :.
TBa,ttriore .i@f-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-28

The New Orleans "Jei!crsonian Republican"
OF the 18th inst, states that "The events of the
few DAYS past have strengthened The impression,
that the opposition which The measure Of annex
alton has experienced in Mexico ard Texas, has
originated solely in The Vaccinations Of Great
Britain; and that much OF that hostility which ii
has experienced within our own limits, is indebt-
ed for lis existence to the same influences. II
would, probably, be regarded as premature and
injudicious 10 speculate upon the consequences
which might or ought 10 follow should the Go
vernmeni OF Texas, against the known wishes of
the people Of that country, show sympathy in
the designs of Great Britain against lis liberties,
and the interests and wel-being Of this country
Sufficient for The day is The evil thereof or one
thing We feel assured, that this measure Of annex
alton will be effected. Every new development,
like those in question, will establish still further
the sinister agency Of Great Britain; anil, in the
same degree that this becomes known, will grow
the desire of the people OF this country Tor the
measure, and he determination 10 effect il"
The New Orleans Picayunc notices the Gal
weston news received by The steamship n. York,
and remarks that Several ofthe leading journals
hold language opposed 10 annexation, or at least
uniriendly 10 the measure. The Galveston Week
" News OF the LIST inst. says 'We have already
furnished incontestihle evidence thai British poll
cy has so tar prevailed in Texas that her Britain
mic Maesty's Charge has obtained pledge from
EY-Prcsident Houston 10 use his utmost endea-
vors against annexation The same paper hints
at The opposition oflhe present Administration in
Texas 10 the measure"