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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-14
publir Qonpepamres, Sc.
.r NEW ARRANGEMENT
5ssnsfs53NREOCCE Ifxx
FOR NEWPORT pRnNInEvcp u. !,

.N- NEW ARRANGENRNT-PA
1sREDI CED..INDEPEN LINZ
foR NEWPORT. PROVIDENCE Nm
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES tunes q week ,..rh -
The >sancn and Fsyonlr Steamboat NEPTUNE -.
handed by Capt William Rollins. having corpI~,.., -
Improvement. viii trips on saturday si. - ~
a. follow. Leave N-,s-york from Pier No Sc,,A s a
for New port. Providence and Bo.tou direct r., ~
aav Wecn-sisy md fr1sy nrrivnr A. Provs~ - MOI
the rsia OF Boston. rsan.on N. a.,
ford. ks Rver Sc. ana sso connects with sr.r,s.,.
running Ea-l the hennebec and Penoh.o, river. :,
o'eiocs. 4. n. RsrUs>i>c, vii leave Powders. -
Newport snd NewYork on Tuesday. THURSDAY All -,
arlsy. a. = O'clock P. VI on tic arryA u De Ma. rr.s
r.ss from New.Yors TO Bosom cabin. a.,
Deck Passengers from NesV-iors to Bo.fon,.. a =,
Cabin Passengers to New por ard Provide .ce -,i
Deck Passengers from NV iofs to Providence. -
Frei kh, from New ork 10 New port and Providere.
c,s peg foot
FOR further psrrruisr.. erciire of
GEO. p tAlRCHILD. u We-,s,r-~t
orOf JOHN h RICHMOND, Provtienc~
and Al the o1ce on the steamboat landing. mx1
Al persons orbd trusting this Boat EXCEPT on wa,
zen oroer irom ne Salan As no Other balls vii psa
To MAII. LINE FOR BOSTON.-DAily Owe, b.
Ss$S Long Island Raj Road via New London Nor~icA
Worcester. as o'ciocs IN the morning frors he 60
Of Nhiehssirsei. South Ferry, Sundays excepted wv
Way Crates in rrsnes, receive bssgs - for S.~
Loulon Norwich and NONCOMPLIANCE Tor Bos.ou sSs
FOR NEWPORT AND PROVIDENCE On Monasu
Menesdsys ard FRIDAYS, over the Long Island Railroads
and commoilous Sound Steamer. TIN. Line leaves A.
5clocs IN the morning from the foot OF whiehalsrrst
SCUM feHS. Horses Ard Garages taken yis
APE0PLE'S LINE STEANBOATS
A>-xZ|.syHl FOR ALBANY. Daily, SUNDAYS escepaec
THsovca DSscr-A. Tccock T. ~ froz
the Pies httSeeu ,0urt.anl and Liberty streets.
Steamboat ROCHESTER. Csya K O. Cnirtd.,n WI
cave on Monday, Wednesday and Friday Egenins- at,
O'CLOCK.
Steamboat SOUTH AMERICA Capt NH Truslel.win
cave on Tuesday rhur-aay and Saturday EVENING" a.
O'Clock.
A. Fee OCiock Z. W. Landing az Isieymed,o,
Places from foof OF Barclays,
Steamboat NORTH AMERICA. Capt l.. W Brsin,,l
wi. leave on Monday. Wednesday, Friday and SUNDAY
Afternoons Al oclocN
Steamboat NEW JERSEY, Captain r n rlrvy
Wi rav. on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday atrrnoo1
O'clock. Passengers taking either OF he above i'm.
vii arrive n Albany 10 ampie time Tor the Morning Tnn
Of Car. fOr the Essl or West
- The boat. and sdhsianiial-are firr hat
VITA and state rooms and Tor speed and accom-
noGauons unrvslec On the Hudson.
Freight tIaea al Moderate Rates
~ AL persons forbid trusting any Of Tire Boat ~
tbs Line, Without written order from the Captain or
Agents.
For Passage or Frehl apply on board P. C. Shut
AZ me oiice on the wharf a-l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-14

~ CANTON 10 the Pubiir.-rhe young man who
Office 10 ths Cr. continues, with morbid peua'ly !" IN
roduce NY name IN connection win his- etsh u my
mans ORIGINAL GEM NE PulmOnc : rup ls prepared
exclusively By myself Ills Cy, ami thai alone nave me
knowledge Of ,he only true proce-s by when h' ceeufae
medicine j. prepared Do - Original tthu". my Anl
-frengtn-aud That j. flr ale in he Cry u' New ORR
ONLY the Old established Office Of ile Proprietor No+s;
.irert ara is,f ?. : BEEKMAN
IANNE'- CaKHINATINE BAL-Aii-A GER
taiH SAFE an erecua remedy f1r Dys-mery DsrfhfA
0r L10.enes- Choere MOrlus SUMMER Compliant, Cllic,
sour stomach Vomiting. Sptng mp oi r"od alief eiis
wind .n de stomach aud bowels hy.ec- cramp nervous
remols AMI twl,cl.l-s -.canes- ianuz melancholy
and .o~nes- OF -piris ifeng ana cf ing OF AaAs am TOT
a.i hOHe. affections and nervous diseases
This i Of the efficient pleasant and sae cnpO-
sOns offered ID fle public Tor e cure ui me shO-
arrangements Of lie stomach and hoVes ana e oy srl-
Gle worthy ~ The least confidence Tor ellhs choeI" sr-
summer complaint; and IN oil ne eooYe diseases
really act Ike & charm
All persons are requested 10 try IT, for without exception
il of the most desirable family medicines ever dis
covered. ,,,o
DIR. ID. JsySE-Dear SIR: My little son, when about TWO
months Old was seized with bowel complaint. caused A.
supposed. 10y change oil dei continued iofiwo Wc.As
without ntermi.son and no outstanding iie Ieii'us pre-
scrted by spectacle physician, We gave up ine o,
victim supposed. 10 fatal disease hit proFidrn-
tally heard Of Jaynes Carmna.se, a. an ehcta cure ioI
bowel Complaint and Immediately dispatcher nessrl-
% town II miles OF fora b0r By the Use OF tbs mel-
lne IN les fy-iX hours The disease "a- chez s'
and hy iis cOuihlei for days he CHILD was re-
stored % perfect health Shortly amer h-' ihe" occurred
similar in 81 he families Of my congregation
prescribed Jayue's Cannnse ana ne result rs - speedy
cure. From know edge Of the eicnrs az Dr. Jayne
medicines advise every family o keep Il on hand ready
'0' '"' '''''' '''''' ARrih-R B. BRADFORD,
Pastor u PRESBYTERIAN Church. Doye.fown. Pa.
Prepared hy Dr.. Jayne ~ south lmri--t fniaHe'pna-
sold also a.0 al whoesae and retail by A. - y u. $3.50,
Dmgisis = llion-st z5 Broadway and ~ Easi bro,'
way New York Nl' ~
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IT. No MONOPOLY .-tale rseuced 20 %
a y - crl,-.-TAe Steamboat UNION, Tor S.l-
sing, daily Sundays excepted a. O'Clock
?. VI. from Fraaklu street PIER landing - hannOnd-s-
Youk-r- Hising- D0bbs Ferry snd Tarryfown. Return
ny viii >iDg sing q, 81. TagtoNn al :. Doth, FER
~ aud Hastings 81 T. and i0lLer- ri O'clock A. VI. TIE
undersigned has get h- hours 81 he Union the
a-st solicitation u number ri gentlemen who TIE
daily, and rests with DISCERNING public ~ say
whether N not any persons than Mesr Drew. Kel
~ & Co shau rin bOsl from W-sfches,er Co 70 New
Yors Every vii b. paid the safety and COM
fort Of passengers. laglZ 81 JAS. W. ROBINSON.
zATAPSCOTT'- General Emigra,ion Oihee South
- street, corner Maiden lane Per.ons wisnrg 10 send
for their friends In any part OF the Old country can
make me neces-ary arrangements with the subscribers
favorable terms ~ have them brougl any " tic
magnificent ships comprising tie Se~ Line Of Liverpool
Packets.
The ships comprising hi. distinguished line too wei
sno~n 70 need comment vii therefore be merely re-
marked lsi az ususl every enaeayor VIII - made 70 give
satisfaction 10 all parties vho may passage Al he
Once " The subscribers Mr. VIM Ispscou tone OF ins
nrm beng IL Liverpool supsrnlsnd personally Ne dr--
patch OF AL passengers for through ner b0s "a New
YORK The public may therefore depend ilai 10 delay VIZ
take place In Liverpool
Dfa. for any amount payable throughout Ofeai BRIAN
and Ireland can al-o De oblsined on application 10
w 4 J. T. TAPsCOIr, soufh-stree'
Maiden lang
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Res QeCfiIIIN yours,
ARrnl-R B. RRaDFORD

Ta-IOr u Fr77TNi'TIln VIIITI y Do It.'' - -
Prepared los Dr. Jayne. ~ south lnirt--t fhiade pha
Sold also also 40 wholesale and retail by 4 d. S,sDs,
Dmgisis :. FlOn-sL 20 Broadway. and ~ East Bfo'd
,yav S.,g- York iviq I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-14

a. FOX ~AIE-Onr new three story House No 40
III Seventh street. Decatur Place between Avenues aud
49, {. near Tompkns PARK The house Is Gn.shed IN
modern style with mahogany doors plated mounnEs, mar
be. manies grsfe throughout IL rooms. bath room IN 80
story fountain ami -iruhhrry yard Sc. Two thirds Of he
purchase money remain bond and mortgage for three
Won GLENN ROGERS co.
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NTOTICE.-Mempns and VOL River CaDa.-Ihe ulne
for receiving proposals 10 contract The memphis and
Wolf River Canal extended to e ION day OF sepemoe'
next 800,
This exenson time has been caused by unavoidable de-
ay procuring final survey and estimates Of ue WORK 70
be made.
Correspondents upon this subject, and those who have
csrne IN person examine the work, shall have the e
mates specifications protes, and blank propositions of
The same arded them IN time 10 send IN their bids BY
the period designated IN this Advertisement.
jy26 ISIS r j. FINLEY, Mayor Of Memphis, Tenn
INDIA RUBBER GOODS TheatieutiOnOfthe public
invited to the assortment OF INDIA hub
her Goods manufactured by the Subscribers such Corn
1fed Shirsd Spsndtrs free from sulphur Life Prese-
r Macintosh Goats. Cloaks and Capes, cloth for carsg
tops aprons Horse Covers, Leggns Ponchos, NC, all
of which are cheaper than be found elsewhere
and warranted 10 give satisfaction.
milo nv HUTCHINSON & RIINYON. g Maiden lane.
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miscellaneous.

FANCY GOODS, CUTLERY, &c. CheaP-'W
i dOz tine Osnamenied and Rosewood Hair brdshe' a
great variety Of styles az Prices from 70 cents 20 - per eol
0 ol o1h and Laher brushes at 80 cents 10 81 per doz
Also Fancy soap genuine Cologne ~ 10 10 cents per
doz Fancy Boxes Needles, &C. Also, 800 doz ana cads
pen and Pocket Knives Scissors and KazOrs from ~ cents
Der ool upwards Also lot OF Silver Plated candIestcAs
which viii bc sJ.d great bargain at No. 81 up siairsl
Pearlsi auio q
- nAO PAIRS Of washable Window Shades, for
! ,VVU sa e al Kelly . Rker's, ISL Chalam-st-Mcr-
chants PeddIers. AucOurers, aud OILERS buying 10 sf
again. informed tai This Is the only place ~ NeW-fo
al winch they can purchase complete assortment iOr 10"
prices Also Tctgrd al small advance IRON whoiestie
prices Cord 1asses and Brasses whOiesale or relall
kELTY 4 RIkER. Exclusive Window shade
snf2 Dealers. l3l Chatham ST. near Ro 'sevelt
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HOWARD INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL $500, 0e0-Surplus sos ,O00.-Oihcc II
- and t5 WalsL-rhe losses Of th- Company by The r.
coufag grafton, estimated al 5ooon II Is believed
there M remain $4,000 ofthe Capital. after paying all t
losses. The Company continues 70 maze instances As here
tO.Ore. H. HAN Ems, President
LEWIs PurlLi's. Secretary. y.2 I'm
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~ nor quality manufactured nom The best materials, ana
put up in The style, warranted weight For
sale by DAVID SANDS co. Chemists and Apothecares
aul2 II East Broadway cor. Markei-si.
vTNUE CITIZENS of the Seventh Ward respect
i fully informed that they can be supplied with SODA
WATER with the following Syrups OF superior quality
viz: SaTsalarla, Lemon, Raspberry Pine Apple Ginger
Vanilla, Spice, Cherry, &c. &C.
Also, Saratoga Waters, fresh from all the different
Springs. For sale and delivered nany part of the city,
by DAVID SANDS Co. Druggists and Apohecares,
aul II East Broadway. cor. of Markest
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Is wears the story brick House and lot, No - Nis-au
h-A street. near John. Apply 10 CAMPBELL. ROUGH
TON s. WARD. No. 81 John T. iyls lns
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-24

esfocrly ,fus,' thai !, may, hereafter b. d.
poe>d 70 view thu w more fvorabl.
light WhiIr entering upon the duties Of
the Prys.dswal ofs.es, hs ebeerfslly de-
clared. in advance, that he moe, sr.npou.
sdoru shsil BE- devoted to the smienbl. I'd
jormem OF every rau,e Of complaint be-.
tween the two covernwenis. and to N. eul.
tivs''cn ofihc kind-a and mos friendly re.
ist'on between the the sister Rep,bhes
The undersigned has the honor to ,rso.
mt IN General Almonie his passport nc
eordi"g to his r"qucsi, end to sssure him Of
hi, distinguished consideration and regard.
(S'gncd) JAMES BUCHANAN.
To the Brir,dier Gcnrral
Don 7. ~ ALSoxTr, &e &c &c
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Y ours.
lJu ANstATiON. |

!"
The undersigned, &c &c, hn, the honor
to address the Hon John c. Calhoun, &c
&c. for the purpose OF making known to
him the profound rcgre, with which he has
seen the general Congress has passed law
eonsNn'ing TO- md admitting into the Amer.
ican Coniedcrncy, he Mexican province OF
Texas
The undersigned had na,tered himself
that, in this question, the good sense and
sound opinions Of the citizens most dist in
guished and experienced in the management
OF public affairs in this Republic, would
have prevailed in the deliberations Of the
the Legislative body and o! the UnIon,. 80
but, unfortunately, this has not been the
case; and, contrary TO his hopes and most
sincere wishes he sees consummaled by the
American Government on act Of aggrcss
ion, the mos unjust which can be remem
bered IN the annals Of modern history
such as the spoilIton of a friendly ma
ton, like Mexico, OF considerable part Of
her territory.
For such reasons the Undersigned, in full
filment OF hi: instructions, finds himself o.
bl'ged TO protest, in the mos, solemn man.
ner, IN the name Of his government, against
the law paced on the 2S,h of last present
month, by the President OF the United
State, bv which the province of Texas, an
intcrgaI pan Of the Mexican territory, is al
lowed to be admitted into he American u.
mon.
The undersigned, in like manner, de-
clarcs lha, the aforesaid law can in no man
ner invalidate the rights which theMcx.cau
nation possessrs torecover the aforesaid prov.
ince OF Texas OF which she is now un Just.
ly despoiIed, and which rgh, she will sas.
tai6 and enforce nj all times, by whatever
means are in her power
The undersigned will say in conclu
sioa TO the Hon Secretary OF State of theU
States in order Ma, he may be pleased
TO inform the PresA en-, OF said States oil
the same, that in cohseQnence OF the law a.
gaua which he hns jus, protested, his mis-.
sion 10 Ihl. government i. terminated from
today, Con sequen,ly The undersigned re.
qnests the Hon Secretary Of State TO be
pleased 10 send him his pas sports ms he ha,
arranged 10 quit this city as soon as posi-
bio for New York
The undersigned &c.
(Signed,) T, N ALMONTE.
Washington, March, ls45.
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THE FIRE AT PITTSBURGH


Of,he twelve hunds,d tailiiog. destroy
ID, ,ctcn buudred we're dwelling, A.
less,. four ihcusand person, have bern
thrown on, Of house and home by Ihi, sud
den calamity. Fortunately the weather
has been mid nod pleasant, 80 tina, the sui
f,rinr. orlhc unsheiiered have been IN q
measure mnigs,ed.
The whole length ofrhe burnt district V
sbou, on, miie-; the average breadth is a.
bon, 60 ', I'd, making an area Of nboot
60 acres.
Two gentlemen Of Allegheny city, Sam
uel Kingston and John johnson, have
been missing since the fire, and fes's are
entertained for their salty. Mrs Brooks,
who was burned 10 death, refused 10 leave
her house, snd when the fact was known 1t
was too late to save her
The vaults oflhe Bank OF Piusburg were
opened on Friday, and Tire eootenn found
uninjurcd The iron safes OF A. Kramer
and Sibet and Jones brokers, were also o.
pened, and the contents were well preserv.
cd
The loss. 10 dollars and cents, will come
fully up to tto,ire millions All the 'nsu-
rance companies Of the city ara ruined
They will no, be able to pay two per cen,
on their liabilities
Already the work OF clearing the ruins
has commenced.
On Monday, Governor Skunk sen, n
message to the Legislature, transmitting a
communication from Committee nrpon.
ted by the Mayor and Common Council OF
Pittsburgh, 10 obtain some aid from the
Legislature and in the HOUSE, MIR Cooper
introduced a bill, cu,i,lcd--"A bill for the
relief of,he city OF Pittsburgh.
The bill appropria,es $50, 900 out Of the
State Treasury for the rcliefot the suffer
crs suspends the cancellation Of relief
notes, releases he state and county taxes OF
The sufferers for the presen, year, and the
years 1916, Al aud az, and RENTS the II.
censes taxed upon dealers in merchandise
whose establishment. have been des,ro yed
The bill was forthwith taken up and passed
bynn unanimous vote.
Ia Phi ladelpha, yesterday afternoon, a
public meeting was held and measure, n.
dop,ed for The relief of,he sufferer, by this
grea, fire Well not New York and Brook
lin hold similar meetings7 L. Siar,
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FIRE IN MILWAUKEE.

From The Buffalo Commercial Advertiser
We are indebted to Mr.. Dunning, Of the
Express for slip from the Chicago Jour.
nal containing the following dlsasI rous in.
telIigencc
We have just received the following slip
from the Office Of the Milwaukee Courier,
dated Sunday, Apri6 lsh5-l2 oclork.
AWFUL CONFEDERATION
Terrible destruction of property Over
so buildings burned.
This morning at o'clock, a fire broke
out consuming two entire squares before its
progress was arrested.
J. A. Arnold and Co los, $1,000 in.
sured $4,000. John Winter, 81 500 in.
sured $4,000, Mubbil, grocer, lost %, 600
insured O.. 400. James KneeIand, lost eS,.
600. J f. Rugue, lost $500; no insu.
rance. Bryan & Co, lost $4,000; insur.
ed $4,000 S. PeroIn, lost 5000 D. Up.
man. lost $4,000; insured 500 Daggclt
S. Richardson LOST $4,000 insured 81
500 John While, loss 9 800 no in,u
rance. Thomas Fitzgerald, loss s7OO
The fremont House, owned BY The Far
mers and Mechanics Bank, Michigan, md
occupied by Mess, Holmas & James,
LOST $4,000 M insurance The buildings
were worth $4,000 Wheeler los, e3, 600 /;
insured 81 900 Cook loa o. 500 Ex
change mo, occupied loss %, 500 insured
for sos Shoyer, loss 500 Johnson,
loss ~ 900. J. Y. Sanger & Co, loss Si,-
500 insured in Chicago, Cramer & Co
loss So 600 fully insured.
Payne & Van Alstyne loss 81 500 -
Picher lost $3.50, Cottage Inn, insured
z 500 on the furniture lost considerable
more than this building insured for 90, 900
II. Ronald, loss $3.50, Flaheny, loss not
sscertained
Two dwelling houses owned by Robert
Legg, the industrious porter OF the Nil.
wnukie House, not insured
The above statement docs not inc Jude
large portion ofthe buildings burned.
The Insurance Companies, who have a
gencies 10 Milwaukee, are sufferers in the
following amounts
Htna, Hartford, sl,iO0
Hartford 5000
Protecii?n, Hartford, 1000
Nnllonui, Ne" ofk' ySOO
Wisconsin Marine Il Fire Iusu.
rance 1000
Howard Go, New York, 1000
A number af persons were seriously in.
jurcd by the explosion Of powder IN the
Variety Store. among whom, We regret 10
learn, uere Messrs n A. Mcclure mud
Samuel Robinson. A Gcrmanlwns injured
by the falling Of one oftte hre hooks while
pulling down building.
The weather was very calm when the
ERE broke out which alone hin1ere it
from spreading to greater extent
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THE HERALD.
THURSDAY, APRIL u, lsl5.

nv p. Palmer, American Ncw,ps.
per and Advertising Agcn, in the eilivs Of
Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, and
Boston, has been appointed Agcn, for re.
eeiving and forwarding subscriptions and
advertisements for ,hi. paper, n, hi, Offices,
IN those cities respectively,
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The undersigned &c.
(Signed,) T, N, ALMONTE.
Washington, 6 March, ls45.
Department Of State, I
Washington, March l0,lS45. !


The undersigned, Secretary Of State OF
the United States. has received the note OF
Gen Almonte Minister Plenipotentiary OF
the Mexican Republic. OF The 9Th inst, ad
dressed 10 his predecessor, The Hon orabIe
John c. Calhoun, protesting In the name
OF hlsGovcrnmcHi againn the resolutions Of
the late Congress, for snnexing Texas TO
thu United States and be has submit ed
the same to the&Prcsident
la answer, the undersigned is instructed
to say, that the admission OF Texas, as one
oflhe states Of the Union, having received
the sanction Of both the legislative and the
Executive Departments Of the Government,
Is nov lrreVocably d cided, so far as the
UnEed States are concerned Nolhing
bot the refusal Of Texas 10 ra tify the terms
and eondaions on which her sdmission de.
p"nis, can defeat this object |! is, there.
tore, t'o late, NJ present, 10 reopen q dis
epsss'on Which has, already, been cIhaus,
ted, and agaIn 10 prove thai Texas has. long
s'nee- achieved her 'ndepcnde nee OF Mex
co and now sands before the world both
ds jsrt aud de tseto - a sovereign and
4 'ndepepdan, State AMID the family OF ma
tons Sustaining this character, and hsy
Ing manifested strong desire to BEGAN,
one q the sSsmbers OF our Caaledenry
oe,'her Messes oos ssy other nation Wi
nave isa essss Of com plain, assias, the u
naed sssass, for admitting her into the l.
uioa
The Prcsid-o,. ssvenssIsss r,yre, IN,
! ,he soverumsni Of Mes,ea should h.v. |,
zen odeoes {, these prc-e,iings; .aa B
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IMPORTANT CORRESPONDENCE
FROM WASHINGTON THE
PROTEST or GEN ALNONTE.
WITH Tue REPLY or Mr.. BC.
CHANAN


Win THE REPLY OF MR. BC.
CHANAN
lCotrspoodeoee ofihs n Y Esrrcss
Washington, April 18Th lss5
Won Gill remember that I, was reported
at Wsshipzion, ADD published in your p,.
p~r, that resolution had beco Offered, IN
.ecrsi session Of the S.naie cslliog upon
Mr. Bochsnsn Tor ioioftnsiioa relative to
our relation wnh Mcr,co. The object ~ss
to otaain The protest ofihe Mexican Minister,
snd the reply Of the Secretary Of Sts'-. -
The resolution wss voted down by afiei
party vote and the Senate wete unable to
obtain the reply Of Mr Buchanan. Great
curiosity wa, ieh 10 ere what our Govern
men, would say, a. 10 The real pn.i',on In
which the Executive considered the qu-st,oa
as SANDING Teas has merely . tender OF
coming INTO the Union, " she eompl ,ed
wnh certain terms and, m case Of compll-
sncr, she has afterwards 10 undergo the u.
.psi oidsal Of .ubmrtns her Cons,ituoo tn
Congress All these del,ca,s matters could
hardly spps proper To state to The Mex
,csn co,efnm. 20, The mode adopted in
the dilemma will APPEAR below. in the cor.
respondeoee which send you, and which
The SENATE were unable TO obtain
Mr. Buchanan II seems informed Gen
Almonte Tim, the question wns "irrevocably
dccJed, ~ far as the United States are cen.
esrned, Nothing, The add, } bu, The refu.
sal Of Texas 20 rs,iiy the treaty and con-
d,ions on which her admission depends,
can drfeai tho object.
BY what authority Mr. Buchanan asserts
this. 1t will puzzle him or bis associates to
tell i, was imprudent, understandable
and untrue Il o, the question was settled -
TeIas has go, to be Admitted, even nher
she had complied with oil the forms rcqur
I'd by the Annexation resolutions Such
dec ara,ion was calculated to be highly irri.
la,ing 10 Mexico, wilhou, being called for
BY the circumstances OF the case.
Suppose Texas should reject The resolu.
;ion.-..or suppose her Constitution, wheu
presented to Congress, should no, be accept.
able, where then would be the declaration
of Mr. Buchanan Texas is no! in tho U.
Mon yet.
vouy.
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War with MsrieO. The rumoT tina,
Mexico had declared war against the Uni
ted Sta, esi is officially pronounced to be
without foundation.
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India and China--The intelligence
from China, is no later that already reeeiv- :;
cd here From India there IS nothing OF
interest
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The Norfolk Beacon Gays Mr. Lfsbos, nj
the Briziiisn Embassy, with several officers
al the Brsriiisn Nary, 10 on a visit 10 the
Navy Yard of thst city.