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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-09-03

Vera Cruz.-The Boston Journal fur.
nishes the following translation Of the
declaration made by the garrison of Vera
Cruz against the Mexican government
and in favor Of Santa Anna: s.....4.4
At a meeting of the General-in-Chief
and officers of the 9Th regiment quarter
ed in the heroic city of Vera Cruz, 10 take
into consideration the calamitous state to
which the Republic has arrived, and 10
seek The most Immediate remedy 10 place
il in career Of prosperity, &c.
1t was resolved, 10 adopt the plan oil
The Goth of May. pronounced by the mil.
itary garrison at Guadalaxara, with the
following amendments:
/. All those who may have been ban.
ished for political opinions since The yeal
1912, are invited 10 return 10 the Repub'
lie and cooperate in the present move
nent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-20
,r..ico-santa Ann.

In the present critical state of our relations with
Mexico, every movement affecting her attitude or
policy is important, In the Baltimore Patriot Of
Saturday afternoon, we find the following
"SAsTA ANA FOR MExIco.-Capt- Beard. of the
schr. Galena who arrived here yesterday in seven
DAYS from Havana states that General Santa Ana
had received orders for his immediate return 10
Mexico A letter of the 9Th, received at Washing
ton makes no mention of the above. bat as Captain
Beard left Havana on the 9th his advlces are day
later. -.
The Philadelphia United States Gazette Of this
morning has pa pers from Havana 10 The 1oih when
are silent on the sobect-so we infer 1t is mistake
We might concur in this inference but for the fact
that ia the Chayleston Courier Of the 10Th inst we
find letter just received by that paper from Ha-
yana. also bearing date April 9th, which says:
"The Mexican steamer arrived here last evening.
bringing advices that Mr.. Slidel had received his
passports and left the country General Almonte
came passenger in the steamer, and Immediately on
landing went to Santa Ana with whom he was
closeted for several hours. / understand they are
ON the of another revolution in Mexico In favor
of Santa Ana, and tina, he will leave Tor Vera CRUZ
in tho steamer of this evening. News had been re
ceived at Vera Cruz ofthe advanced Gen. Taylors
army TO the Rio Grande, and 1t was generaIy eS'
peeled that they would be attacked by the Mexican
army Seven American vessels OF war were lying
at San Sacrfcios."
Putting these two items together. we can hardly
doubt that Santa Ana has been recalled to Mexico,
either to take part ia some medtated revolution, or,
what is probable, to lead her armies in the an
ticipated war with this country. Our advices from
the South for some weeks hence will be awaited
with profound interest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-20
s,hbarb Cannonading.

New.London. Conn. was astounded on Sunday
week. iost as The people were assembling for D
vine worship. bya vociferous cannonade, which,
on due inquiry, was found TO proceed from T. s.
Revenue cutter jus, returned from crnise and ex-
changing saates thereupon with another cutter ~
ing in the harbor.-A correspondent writes at
some length in apprehension Of this waste Of Gov
eminent powder and wanton outrage the feel
ings OF worshping people, but there is really no
need OF many words. The firing was gross, in
excosable outrage and the President or Secretary
of the Navy should guard against its recurrence.
Common civili,y. still more kindly nature, would
have taught the Captains Of these cutters TO respect
by silence the assembling for devotion even of can
nibal idoaiers much more that Of their country
men and brethren meeting to worship the true
and only God. We trust the matter will attract
due attention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-20

may easenaer more Mess.s. voorhis & Co yes,ssay
took preliminary steps for maintaining their rgha Ia 10
matter and caused notices 20 be served upoa the ses
,srs they termed, TO vacaie the premises foA
wiki Their proceedings for ejecclnen; are summary
and founded on the statute respecting orciee entry soe
de,aner. Officers Stewart and Fen were employed to
serve the notices snd occupied a the afternoon in rou
fyirs aboc, 6ay OF the occupants. There are about
many more OF these househocers who si!l be walled
upon tue course OF to-day. It feared ths; some
sstsncs nigh, be offered to them in the discharge Of
their duy but we arc happy to say thst they were
racesed except instance in which max came
cut OF his shan,y II and a:ed OF ruskes
in the air declaring 81 the same time that be would DIS
endowed spy who should attempt 10 eject him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-20
The U. s. Army in Texas-One Day Later.
The following letter from the Union is one day

! Inter Than our nreyious adyices:
Al, . u.h an ,a.s
IAMp OPPOSITE ,'.a;. ~ ~ ~ ., Toe,
- .L pGn SS 'p r.. 80 ~ wv ,.scbed and OF,
1891 o,no,;,e Ms,.no,s. ahont 10 o'clock NJ The
os,h ~ vt b,t Geu ,sles If baes N be recoup,ad
We sr.t encountered the advance. of the M.xc.ns Al
s.rooYn .o,,e ,h,tv u,ee from here called The Rio
Siaaaa ,,ha,o Ia a., onnnr,pDi,v If ,vi,ne.sinp a
80, r,, si, .,rearn n onnos;t;on IN IN. will of
- $780, orr "a snce srsrd bsrin, the dsv nreyions
. 80 ~ 49, ~ Mexicars .,s,ioned ~ his rross
Guy III 80 n oo..;hIa ~ n-ovsn, onr cr.ss,ng
s, 49, c.ar. I.red mil RIO ,avt dav our hty
a'i ~. y, -; i 80 70, Lo,v;ncy ,vba n, .o-r.
h 49, a LII, 10. IA =. nc musLa,o and chan
I t,ss. 80 go, ,hicL ard nrcven,ed our seeing
$3.50 ~ harh Th nay, rnornipg we formed line OF
49, - a. 49, IS 10 80 rrans,,,orv m cros.ing
"a. VI ~; ~ go. o ;.,aid nf ,bc drssoons Ma
G %; WI, ~ 80 ~ , 80 Cor worths brgadc y
10 la - Sao. ~ ,b ib, ha,ierv from The
nsJ nussoiu vi 49, th lar, an rho, ,har
liierS VI ocn "oI,us olisaue 49, - 49,
coua cross nie; anu eo'I us 90 - GO
Iwl, 1919 ,h ,af, eS The drseoons and after
mol,n VI saS VI ..doa o U -, rho ier mo
so - ho ,fsn, mn ~ their nechs in
70, ha;a "a !, Gallant s,yie reached The onno
aL.nt han Tho yrn.ic3sns s,r,,ck nm Yankeedoode
a nv a,;S ,ho iyora shou, sonadron of opr rrpi
, .sed f1r,ned and charced IN The cover. another
,; " ,bo ;nfsr,,y dashed in followed nv the rc
-; .a a. -, ,ha 5raaonno onJ IN Emo crossc3 pbho,,
s'a no, ,b;cb was ,ty snr cer,sinly everv on
as Ss;. an,;.;na,aas a S,h, snd n No o,hay oood
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-20
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS

ATLANTIC DocK.-Pfesent appearances says
the Eagle Of Saturday evening" would lead the I'M
preston tina. there may be outbreak before the
difficulties between Messrs. Sranahan voorhis Co.
and their Int workmen will have been setled There
are some two hundred workmen now remaining who
with their families live in shanees erected upon the
grounds OF the Company with other tenure to the
grounds hitherto than that Of mere sufsrsnce. We
learn thar the employers determined to reengage
any Of the rrnouts and the latter are equally resolved
that their places sha nst be supplied by others. Ths
has led to ons difficulty already and their persistence
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-20
a..an iu Congress.


our Congressional report win show that MAORI
-, ~ tho House on Saturday il pursuance OF the de-
c;.;on Of Loco Foco Caucus of the preceding night,
.,,ended the Notice resolution of the Senate, 20
ne TO render it less pacific than the Senate madeit
This would probably have been prevented if all the
friends of Peace elected to the House had been 10
their sea,s. We doubt extremely the concurrence Of
the Senate in this shape given TO the Notice,
which does nor differ materially from the resolution
as it originally passed the House. The passage on
the same day of the bill 10 establish Territorial
Government, 10 and extend our Jurisdiction over
Oregon will be interpreted in Europe, IN eonnec''oh
with the amendment OF the Senate Notice as indlca1
ing a defying beIligerent spirit in the House. We
think such a spirit does not really preponderate
there md that. but for the Caucus machinery, the
Senate Notice would have been concarred in by the
pnnse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-20
Delegates Nominated.

& Albany Co.-MARTIE VAN OLIsDA OF Water
vliet, in place of Thurlow Weed declined, com
ple,es the Wing ticket.
Greene Co.-RoBERT DORIAN, Ia good Whig.)
and JAMES Powers (Barnburner) have been nomi-
mated by County Meeting at Cairo to run for Dele.
gates against Judges Fem and Nichols who com
pose the Old Hunker ticket. They are likely
enough TO be elected.
Madison Colon L. SHERWOOD. Mr.. KINNEY
and ]. BRAISARD compose 'Barburner ticket.
Monroe Colon. F. f. BAcKUs Of Rochester,
EsocH STRONG of Perinton and HARVEY BAcKUs Of
Sweden compose the Wing ticket DR.. +. F.
Backus is the present esteemed and faithful Senator
from Monroe Mr. Strong has twice represented the
County acceptaby in The Assembly, and was there
a devoted and effective champion of Legal Reform !;
Mr.. Fl. Backus is an intelligent and worthy mechanic.
No doubt of their election.
Onondaga Co-The Aboronists have adopted
the Peoples Reform ticket composed of LYMAN
NORTON, ELIJAH RHoADEs. BENZ. F. SWEET, and
JAMES c. FULLER. The first is Loco-Foco, the
second Wing the third we do not know the last
is Bitney Abolilions,. Mr.. Rhoades is on the
Wing ticket. We cannot see why Vivus w Smith,
who has done more for Equal Suffrage, &c. than
any other man in the County. is passed by.
An Anti. Rent ticket has been formed in Onon.
daga, consisting of w. B. KINNEY, NATHAN SoULE,
d. F. DODGE and ]. SANFORD.
Ontario Co.-ALBERT LESTER, State Senator, J
CHESTER LOOMS lex. Senator,l and WIN. C. DRYER
Supervisor of Victor) compose the Loco Foco tick,
CT MIR. Dryer is the best man in the LOT, bu, can't
come in
The Birney Abolitionsts have nominated WIN
GoopELL, E. w. FRIsBIE and HIRAM Pitts.
Oiseso Colon. SAMUEL NELSON of Coopers
town. Justice Of the U. S. Supreme Court: GEO. H
NOBLE of Unadilla, and HARVEY STRONG of Laurent
are the Old Hunker' candidates in this county
Let the Wings take care that none but thorough ad
vocates Of Judicial and Electoral Reform are chosen
Os,cego Co.-The Wing Convention has unani
mousy concurred in the nomination of WILLIAM
DuER and W1LLIAA FOSTER by the friends o
Equal Suffrage.
Queens Colon. joins A KING is the VIII.
candidate Ii all his friends vote for him, he will b,
elected though his opponent, ]. L. Riker, is also
very worthy man.
Seneca Colon. JEHIEL H. HALsEY, formerl,
NJ. C. is the Loco Foco candidate.
Warren Co-REuBES WELLS of Luzerne is th
Wing candidate.
Washington Co.-EDwARD DoDp OF Argyle an,
ALBERT L. BAKER of Greenwich are the VIII,
candida,es-good men and true, and thorough Re
formers. They will hardly be opposed. except b.
John Crazy and Leonard Gibbs, the Birney candi
! dates
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-20
New-Jcrsey Legisiature-The Tariff.
Correspondence of the Newark Advertiser

TRENTON. April Il.
The joint resolutions in favor OF the Tariff System
Of 1872 which were offered in the House time ago
We're taken up to-day and lost all the Locos voting
against them, excepting two. Messrs. Armstrong and
Young Another series was introduced into the Senate
this morning by Mr. Lerpp. and passed tina, body By
large rnsjoriryls to l. all the Locos lodging except
MeSsrs. Stafford and Wurs, the first Of whom voted
against them. They passed The House this afternoon by
Of 80 10 l7-al the Wings present voting for
them. and AL the Locos except Messrs Armstrong and
Young. voting se-ns; them. Seven Locos absent
viz; Messrs. Blderoack. Cannon Hunt IngersolI.
Mslmsbury, Tsn,um and Wie;is.
JOINT Resolutions rsiatirs TO the IarlT System.
ResolpeG BY the Senate and General Assembly uf the
State OF New Jersey. That il is the duty Of the United
States in the regulation Of its Intercourse with foreign
nations adjust impos,s that sufficient may
be reiscd. and fair aud competent protection OF the
labor and industry OF the people secured
RssolreG That the Tariff OF 1872 having repleuished
an exhausted Treasury and relieved the country from
distress while II pie revenue and SUI
cient protection, should in lis general provisions be
faithfully sustained snd thai just and Increasing alarm
Is produced by effort repeal or essentially modify
the such efforts tending OF necessity 10 discourage
domestic industry by subecurg II TO ths competition OF
unlimited capital allied 20 the impoverished labor OF Tor
eien countries and 10 impair confidence &c the poacy
credit and currency OF the country.
ResolreG. That The Senators and Representatives oil
this Stale in Congress De requested 70 every proper
and honorable effort prevent the repes mser!sl
Alteration OF the laws now 10 force imposing dut'es OF
foreign imposts-
RssosreG That the Governor OF this Sste be request
ed 70 transmit copy OF the above resolutions 10 each OF
the Senators and Representatives aforesaid.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-20
Things In AIbany-Trial for Murder-License
-Barnburner Rioters-Whig Cnn-
didnIe for Convention, &c.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

Correspondence of The Tribune
ALBANY, Saturday, April 18th, 1916.
The Court of Oyer and Terminer is still ia session
and is engaged in the trial OF Charles Gouche for
murder The Cour, room is daily crowded with an
attentive auditory The District Attorney is assist
ed by Samuel Stevens, Esq, who has been assigned
by the Governor at the instance of the Attorney
General 10 try the three men who were engaged in
the alleged murder. The Court were occupied near.
" all day yesterday in listening 10 an argument on
the propreiy Of admitting the wife OF one of the
prisoners (who is trial. although joined in the
same ndictmenD witness for Gouche II Was de-
ermiDcd by the Court that competent witness
she aud testified In the case The respect
i've counse! engaged in summing up 10 the jury,
and think the result will be verdict OF Guilty.
There is considerable stir here among the liquor
dealers on the subject OF License" They marshaDg
their forces 10 defeat the Temperance people at the
coming Election which 10 held decide the qued-
ton. Tue advocates OF no License sre no, active
enough. The will be snal and chiefly confined to
such have direct interest in The result and the con-
sequence will be that majority OF License tickets
Will be found in the Ballot Boxes.
The Grand Jury came in this morning with indict-
ments against Peter Cagger Chairman Of Loco-Foco
General Commi,tee) James NJ French, Editor Albany
Atlss0 John Hermans, Examiner in Chancery) and
others accessories in the se not aad ARRAY az Clark
Tavern It is said that Mr. Attorney General Van Blu
rem aud other disnitsries had very narrow
escapes.
The Wing Convention TO dominate substitute
for Thurlow Weed Esq a candidate for delegate TO
the Constitutional Convention met here today at II
o'clock They unanimously agreed upon the name OF
MARTIN VAN OLINDA E.q OF Wasrviiei The result
othe late Election here has pu. the Wings good spIr-
its and they say they will elect their Delegate ticket by
handsome msjorty. Yours, &c. 1.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-20

Mexicans in which some thousand or fifteen hun
dred fellow Christians have butchered each other
to feast the wolves and the vntures who shall bear
the awful responsibility of tina, wan.on. wholesale
murder Not those, surely. who have manfuliy,
actively resisted the whole Texas Iniquity speak
ing decisvely al the frs, and never farering TO
the last Bat who beside these can truly exclairn.
70 the spectres of reckessly sacrificed country
men,
Shake 90, thy CORY locks St &c
Thou cans: not say did Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-20

WHO WANTS 4 SPLENDID HEAD or HAiR'-Tbe Human
HAIR ifoui OF order Ia brought splendid condition by
OF 37t bottle OF JoRess Coral HAIR Restora-
tive sold place. These its real qualities
It will force the hair grow hu head face and body
any part where Nature Intended the hair grow by
Apg tbs scalp healthy II stays the hair falling of and tho
ghy all scu and dandruL Another of Its proper
ties Ia make the hair grow naturally dark and beautiful
Sold the American Eagle % ChnlhaInsI 32l Broadway,
O 1870 Fnltnn-st BrooklSn ALL 2teod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-20
Election for Convention 8 Days from To-Day.

USIvERsALIsr PRoTEsT.-The Protest agains
Slavery by the Unversaiist Clergy, which was pub
lished in this paper Saturday is one OF the most
forcibe yet moderate statements we remember to
have read on the subject and its appearance is cred
liable TO the denomination whence it emanates. A
few of the Clergy have refused to sign it, no, yet
being convinced of the san of Slavery others have
not yet had it presented 10 them, their residences
being unknown TO The Committee while some have
signed it, bot have not seen fit 10 have their names
published. We are happy TO learn that all the pas
tors of the churches Of this City. Brooklyn, Will
liamsburgh and Jersey City have signed it, although
all their Dames do not appear ia print. We have
not room for the names, but they will be found in the
Boston Trumpet Freeman, and we presume
the other Universalist papers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-20
Things In Philadelphia.
Of The Tribune.

correspondence OF Tue IfIUune.
PHILADELPHIA, April le-P. NJ
The Stock Market yesterday was something bet
ter and prices generally advanced The news BY the
Unicorn expressed 10 this city by the North Auer
can and Ledger.
A destructive fire occurred in Southwark about 4
o'clock this morning large hay press, lumber yard
and several buildings Were DESTROYED
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-20
NEW-YORH TOWN ELECTIONS.

NIAGARA CO.
WkiS. SUPERVISORS. Loco.
LooSpors. Asa w. Douglas, go mai. Pors-.
NsKfans. Jahn w. Pslvsr. sain, - Hartlard gain.
Ca,abria. Henry Snyder Is. Royal;oa, gain.
PeaaistoR- Law. Packard y. (Sor1s<t, Ma
Raea,ssli. N. NJ. Ward gdro and Rlsou
Isaeis,on. ;. Benz. HEWITT gaia 20 come IN
WASHINGTON co.
EA;s. HaS SUPERVISORS. Leo.
Ar,yle Hebron Dres6en
Cambridge Jackson For, Edward
Gss,ca Kingssury, Granville,
Fort Ann Putnam, Hampaon.-t.
Greenwich, Salem,
Hartford Whitecreek,
Whitehall. -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-20

THE KIpxAFpzRs SET At LlBkKrr.-The Frank.
lin County (Ky Circuit cour. Judge Mason Brown pre-
siding has decided tas; Forbes and Arui,ase the hdns
psrs OF Jerry Phinney Columbus. O. cannot be legal
IL delivered up on the requiston Of tie Governor Of
Ohio The ground of this decision IS tina. the sidnsp
per' acted By authority of the owneros Jerry who was
fugitive Si.re
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-20

ET Hon. ELIPAALEr GREgLY, WAig, was on
the second trial elected Mayor of Portland, Me. by
20 votes over all others The vote on the first trial
was for Greedy, 764 all others 1885 The second
trial the vote was for Grcely GIL all others SEA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-20
Business Notices.

rEs- The Ea,cnsown Institute advertised il another
column no: OILY combines thorough Classical With a
comprehensive English education but reeosaizes sys
TEN of training calculated to make pupils acquainted
with themselves both mentally and physicsy-s pOir,
now mos, sadly neglected in all popular nsi:utiOos
It's rode OF instruction deserves attention by those who
have sons to educate aso3,'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-20

E AUGUSTUS S. DEcKER, Wing, was elected
Mayor Of Columbus, Ohio. on the 18th, by MAORI
" of - over Elias Gaver, Loco. The Council
stands - Wings to Locos.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-20

II A, the Charter Election held at Seneca Falls
on Tuesday, Hon. joan MAYNARD was elected
Presiden, of that village by 49 majorisy The Wings
also elected of The Trustees, and a majority of
the other officers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-20

ToTsAcasSs --wsn!ed, by youue Gentleman, ,igsa.
cn As ss,.,sr, teacher school in 81 he City For
terms references sodress Tits Office IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-20

AoeulrrAr or POLLY BopiNE.-Ws learn from
the Newharsh Courier, that, Saturday evening the
jury in the case Of Polly Bod;ne returned verdict Of
No, Gails.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-20

II GsxlH's STANDARD FAsatoNAsLs HArs, III
Broadway, opposite S. PsuVs Church-aen OF fsshicu
and :cn-those whose refined ard experience ENABLE
them give ,ws the beau nioadhave agreed 10 award
the palm Supreme Fashion In Hats TO Gen;n and this
visible t'uctoa be is determined 10 eontnue TO deserve
Psris-wh-ie all IDEAS OF and IN drrss hsye
ever gias;ed-yelds C-nin every month its
ued ,-crels OF syruery and fAshon-and ~h ihese hs
combine, his beet igmea and ts,s-ihu, producing
Ar sric!e which, or grace ghusss and effect Is literally
uurivulei he 5.sow- e.pecis attention upon no orn
h, important part H> which It's grace beau.
" Grr-ud HI, Nurs Fur Haas for 81 ~. aud his Mole-
Hats for 81 unhes,tsngy pm, forth. therefore
standard articles, and the most rigorous scrutiny OF ihrm
f-srrs,ly invited. ASSIST
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-20

lain Door and Shutter Kaobs aud Sell Trimmings See
vertseueo, lh psge headed new srtieie for Build
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-20

SANDs's SASsAPASllLN-lu THIS preparation conf
binri ard all to-. medical proper les ncce.ssy
To regulate give The digestive organs snd 10
riffs lh- blood from the elements OF disease ihe
of is formation list Restores rover aud Sigor
ths snd organs, causing them to
pure Gnd healthy materials for the blood r-novn-s
whole -ysei -Tecstes not only ScTOida, Nirgs
Evil Liver Complaint and The who's inbe of eruptvr dis
eases. all such spring from imperfect digestion snd
impure Its efficacy is Aested by thousands OF
Rheumatic and Scrous patients who have beer restored by
It's hesipg power
Prepared aud sold whoiesnl- snd retail. by A. b. D.
SANDS Druggists 100 SulIon-sI corner vt William New
York Sold also al rs Broadway = Essl Broadway. md
ny Druggists seuriY rOu ghouI the United ststr' treo
r-ru = hnui-s fr'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-20

PUBLIc DEBT OF TExAs-In the House OF Re
representatives. Of Texas, March lsh Committee. con
ssting Of Messrs Howard Ms5ry, sadler Csznesu am
Noble, appointed 10 inquire into The expedency
ceding the Government Of the United States the pub
lie lands OF Texas for just equivalent for the purpose
Of providing 10 iqGidate the public debt They
were also instructed take consideration The proprety
OF classify Ing and defining the public debt and OF sp.
pointing Board ASCERTAIN and aos the samoa SIM
bill also before the Senate proposing the appoint
rnent, by the Government and Senate of three com
rnissoners TO sit upon the claims at Austin, comnenc
ing on the st June next snd thereafter the first Of
every alternate month wiki the powers offs Court Law
and Equity Uncle Sam may well prepare himself for
d heecing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-20
Court Cnlendnr..rH1s pAY

SrPEaIoR Couxf-Nos- Is, Sc. s. - g 90 II Is
90 81 81, 81 20, "a 70 23o 79 81 50 257 S. u 80 81
81 l9 Is, 81. So So g, 90 SS.-Two Courts.
COMMON PLEAs.-Part l-Ncs. l. 2S3 1a5 357o
IL Is lS-Pa-t 2 IN Assist AID rooc-Nos. 2 O. s To-
L. A. 16, Is, 20.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-20

Il HENRY CLAY received the calls Of the La,
dies OF ST. Louis on the 1lh inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-20

~ THE FoREicS NEWS received by the Uni
corn will be found on the First Page Synopsis of
Mr.. Slide's Correspondence with the Mexican Govern
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-20

~ The Albany Evening Journal of Friday has
information BY telegraph TIA, the cans, hre.k .ka
would 30 repaired end ready for use or Monday 90