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calculated TO fulfil the high duties, at The same
time of maintaining the dignity OF their station.
their principles, and the interest and honor oil
the country. He felt satisfaction to-day in sus-
tanning man Who in his estimation, came fully
up 10 the high requirements Of the office Tor
which was named-a man worthy the support oil
the Legislature. Though he had not been at
tackled, and he hoped would not be, his friends
stood prepared 10 defend his principles and char
acier against assaults, from whatever quarter
they might come.
Mr.. LEAKE said that, in obedience 10 what
he conceived TO be his duty he had arisen TO Sc
cond the nomination of his friend from Prince
Wi liam. 1t afforded him qualification TO be able
10 express his sense OF the manner IN which Gov.
Smith was esteemed by his constituents. In act
ing here he did not so much consult his own as
The wishes of his constituents In presenting Gov.
Smith. he did not base his claims so much upon
party services as upon the ability ne possessed 10
render service 10 The State OF Virginia in The U. s.
Senale, United with these eminent quallhcalions,
Gov. Smith possessed an energy that was lndo-
milabie. Although decided in his political prln-
cipes vet he Mr.. L. believed that in advocating
those principles he would be carrying out The
known sentiments of Virginia. Notwithstanding
| the changes which have taken place elsewhere,
| Virginia never had changed True, the Wings
| had al times the Governor and the control of the
Legislature; yet never by any vote Of theirs have
the people Of Virginia given expression 10 those
sentiments which our opponents advocate. The
question of a Bank of the United States had often
been before Them; yet there never was majority
in It's favor. Nor was there ever majority in IA
yor of that other cardinal principle of the Wing
party, but so repugnant to the Democratic party,
tariff for protection.
Governor Smith is brough, forward as The ex-
non.n, &c these VIRGINIA sentiments He has the
ability and the heart 10 render service TO them
MIR L. said he believed him to be the choice of a
majority Of the Democratic party: and as such
was entitled 10 the position He did not feel dis
posed 10 say aught in reference TO The claims of
Others; but he must be permitted 10 say, that when
two years ago, MIR. Hunter was before The Legs,
lature as candidate for The place Of Senator. he
The nomination in The same way in which Gov.
Smith had now received it. And if that was q
lest of Mr. Hunters merit then, il certainly should
be Of Gov. Smiths now.
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r.. nj.
Dickinson, Chsman, Jones of Gloucester Calwell,
Duncan. Gaines, Robinson, Poindexter, Browne Of
Mathews and MIddese1, Goode, WilIlams, Bsrns,
Anderson Hoaday Fzhssh Gillespie s ana aison ~
Brunswick, Thompson Of Dmwddie, Edmondson Of
Lunenburg-4 ru and cood
wing.
Joint vote Whole number Of votes l64 ne
cessary 10 choice e3-Archer 68-SmiIh 65-
Hunter 23-Scauering
There being no election MIR. Hunter, under the
rule Of The House, the lowest candidate IN Inc oa'-
ol, was dropped.
MIR. BOCuCK would respectfully re.nomlnate
r. NJ. t. Hunter; and MIR. Bocock was despatch
ed 10 inform the Senate that Mr.. Hunter was
again in nomination.
The roll was again called and The result was
! FL. WV. ssrrH-Messrs. Layne, Powell, McDear
mon Byrd Thompson Smith Hill Of Fay
siis and Nicholas, Evans, Street, Carper, Carson,
White. Leake, Carroll, Walker, Major, stoya Hirti'
Thompson Of namp,dhbs sm p Edmandson Of
and Pulaski, helms, Edgngton, Davis, Mcrhsrs1n,
Tatum, Newman, Cackley' Fa,IIat, pane'; , Se,
T H or Shenandoah n stickey Tas, HaIsrave Free
man. Burdett, Castleman and Goodson-53
Fos R NJ. T. HusrEs-Messrs. Gusts, Finney'
chisman, Scott. SULLIVAN. Wall, Jones of GLOUCESTER
| Calwell, Lee, Duncan, Hunter OF jefferson, lnomp
son Of Jefferson, Wallace, Gaines, Robinson. Ores
ham, Harrison Of Loudogn Ponde1er, BrS ,;ris Of
Brown Of Monongaa, BeiIne, Breathsd, Newton
Watts, Hspper, VERIFY, stons, Anderson, s,rothrr Nc
Elhenney, Holiday, Fiiahush, Gillespie, Chandler
Fen w 8. ARoBra-Me.srs. Brown of Abemarle
Hart, shelley scmges, Burwell, Boak, Small, Mosby
For, Lacy, cardwel, Roane Love, Danaeot'' I.aneas
Oliver syme, Tunsial, Cooke, Mayo, Dorman and Hor
ner-27.
Fo. J. w. Josrs-Messrs. Maclin, Harrison Of
Brunswick, Thompson Of Dnwidde, Banks, Kelly
| Harper and Goodwin.
Fos G. c. D.oneooLr-Ml. Edmondson of Lunen-
| burg-l.
Join, vote with the Senale-Whole number d
vo,es 1861 necessary 10 choice 50. Smith So
Hunter 81, Archer 81, scattering IL. No cleo.
lion.
MIR. SYME. As rule Of the House required
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SUPREME COURT.
MONDAY, DEcruppp a. 1s47
0 o'clock tomorrow.

MONDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1847.
The SUPREME COURT of the United States met
this day agreeably to law.
Present.
The Hon. ROGER B.,TANEY, Chief Justice.
The Hon. JOHN MCLEAN, the Hon. JAMES M.
WAYNE, the Hon. JOHN CATRoN, the Hon. LEVI
WOODBURY., and the Hon. ROBERT G. GRIER Asso-
ciate Justices.
The CHIEF JUSTICE announced to'the Bar that
the Court would commence the call of the docket
tomorrow, under the 36lh rule.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER T. ls47.
Present as yesterday and Mr. Justice NELSON
No s. John NJ Bass ct al, plaintiffs in error u.s. Henry
Holingsworh, Mayor Of Nashville, ct al. Error from the
supreme Court OF tennessee The plaintiff in in this
cause having been called, and failing appear ordered
by the Court that this writ of error be dismissed.
No. g. Benjamin G. Sims, plaintiff in error, rs. Thomas
Hundey This cause argued by Mr. BIBD for the plain
tiff in error.
No 8. William NJ. Gwin ct a plaintiffs in error rs. c.
T. and A. Barton This argued by Mr.. BIBR for
the plaintiffs in error and by Mr. JOHNSON for the defendants
in
No 63 John c. Sheppard ct al, plaintiffs in error, u.s.
John Wilson. The argument of this commenced
by Mr.. Q. Cox for the plaintiffs in
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8, lS47.
Present yesterday.
GEonGE AsHMuN and IoHs P. HEALr, Esqrs, of Massa-
chusetts, admitted Attorneys and Counselors of this
Court.
No. 63 John c. Sheppard ct al. plaintiffs: u.s. John VIII
son. The argument Of this was continued by Mr..
GRANT for the defendant in error and concluded by Mr. c.
Cox for the plaintiffs in
No r. The United States, plaintiffs, B. Daniels exc
cuors. This argued by Mr. ATTORNEY GENERAL
for the plaintiffs, and submitted the record by Mr.
BADGER, of counsel for the defendants
THURsDAY, DECEMBER 8, IS47.
HEsnY NicoLL, Esq, of New York, admitted an At
orney and Counsellor OF this Court
No. l3. Lewis A. Collier plaintiff in error, u.s. Josiah
Scarborough This cause argued by Mr. BBB for the
plaintiff in error.
No. 10. Jose Argote Vilalobos all appellants u.s. United
States The motion to dismiss this argued by Mr.
ATTORNEY GENERAL in support thereof
No. 20. The United States, plaintiffs, Henry Wells.
This argued by Mr. ATToRSEY GENERAL for the
plaintiffs.
Adjourned till tomorrow IL o'clock
FnnAY DECEMBER 10, ls47.
p w. BIsHoP, Esq, of New York, and JAMES s. GREES
of Missouri, admitted Attorneys and Counseor Of this
Court.
No a. William Bailey, plaintiff in error Us. William B.
Dozier This argued by Mr. BIBB for the plain
tiff in error, and by Mr. CaIrrENDES for the defendant in
error.
No. &C. Bank of the United States, plaintiff in error u.s.
Henry H. Moss, ct al This argued by Messrs
WHARTON and SERGEANT for the plaintiff in error
Adjourned till Monday at IL o'clock.
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FIFTEEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

The steamer Britannia reached Boston on We'd
nesday evening" with accounts from London and
Liverpool to the 10Th ultimo. Her commercial in
telgence, reported through the Telegraph, is
follows:
LIVERPOOL, NOVEMBER 10, ls47--Best Western Canal
Flour 29s 30s per barrel Richmond and Alexandra 2ss.
2ss. 3D. Philadelphia and Baltimore 2ss. 2ss 3d. New
Orleans and Ohio 26s 27s United States and Canada sour,
2ls to 23s Indian per quarter, 33s $685. Indian
meal per barrel, l5s Cd. to les 3d. Wheat United States
and Canadian white and Mixed per 20 bs Is 3D. to 9s;
red 6s to ss
Corros MAnnEr-Mobile, ordinary midding, s4d. to
AID fair good fair 4ed Sd good fine 55d to SD
New Orleans, ordinary middlng, 3ad 45d. fair to
good Sd to Std good to fine SD to GId. Alabama and
Tennessee ordinary to middng 3sd AID fair good
not quoted Bowed Georgia, ordinary to mddlins, s8d to
49d; fair good fair 5ad 51d good to fine 51d to SD.
Sea Island ranges ordinary, from 3d. 10 lsd do stained,
ordinary TO fine, 35d. to I'd.
FISAscIAL-Contrasng the operations Of trade and the
general aspect of monetary affairs of the country for the last
fortnight with those Of the preceding, is gratifying to OBJ
that slight but still percepbe improvement has taken
place. Nevertheless this reaction under the combined IN
uence of returning confidence and the gradual relaxation OF
the money pressure has within the last few days been greatly
affected by additional aures the most serious of which
has been the stoppage of Trueman Cook OF London an
eminent brokeragehoue, whose liabilities are estimated at
G35o000 sterling Although the price Of money is still high
and nsovences are rife the fury Of the panic has been stay
Cd and the prestige of brighter and happier days be dis
tngushod amidst the darkness of the past and the gloom Of
the present Commercial distress has not been materially
assuaged, but hope is higher and the future promising
The British Parliament convened on the sh Novem-
ber No business transacted beyond the ceremony
of opening, which was done by royal commission.
The French loan of two hundred and fifty million francs
has been adudged to NJ RoruscHLp ISL, which was
the minimum reserved The adjudication had little or no ef-
feet upon the English market.
HostIies have at length commenced 'in Switzerland be-
tween the fortified city Of Fbourg and the troops OF the Som
debund Some diminishing bad taken place, IN which IN
troops Of the Sonderbund worsted
The jTreand is truly frghul system of ag
ran resistance every where manifested landlords daily fall
ing before the vengeance Of the people
From the 9th 10 the nth ultmo, inclusive there have
been gazetted in England hundred and sreen bank
rupts and sry-tuo nsOven and in Scotland thirty bank
rupts.
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LATEST COMMERCIAL NEWS.
BALTrMoRE. DEcEMpER lO-5 P

BALTIMORE, DECEMBER l0--5 +. M
The steamers has thus far had very little effect upon
market Flour is selling small parcels at the prices
paid prior to the Howard street brands dun today al
S6.3T. City Mills will not bring more Rye Hour % ~ ;
corn meal 80 3d. The receipts of flour this week are about
Is, 900 barrels.
Grain is unchanged Large supply Of corn Sales Of white
at 56 81 cents and yellow at 67 6sa decline since yes
terday three cents Der bushe Prime red wheat 1876 1873
cents white do 40 las oats 35 AZ; rye 49,
Provisions du land prices dropping groceries quiet beet
cattle 81 30 and hogs So so per 100 lbs gross whkey ~
2s cts cotton dull; washed wool 2sa 80 Tor common
timothy hay SIG sis per ton plaster S SO. rs do.
sugars and molasses very dull
Sales at the Stock Board to-day 600 Maryland
at s5i s5a $4,000 City 6s 972 United States 6s 99i
bd Treasury 6s the same Ohio Railroad shares 39i bid
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BY request Of the Judge Advocate the Court was cleared
On Its being eopened he the decision of the Court
10 be as follows
The Court consider the question as rrevean and orders
that it shall not be put"
The hour fixed by law for the daily adjournment Of the
Court now approaching the record Of Major Gespes tes
mony thus far was read over to him
Wheeupon the Court adjourned to 10 o'clock tomorrow.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1847-12-11
THE ANNUAL TREAsURY REPORT.

This Annual Document was transmitted yester.-
day, with commendable promptitude, by the Secre-
tary of the Treasury to both Houses of Congress.
We had made arrangements to obtain complete
copy of it for publication in this days paper. But
its extreme length Qonger we believe, than the Pre-
sident's Message) puts it out of our power. Not
being able to publish the whole Of it, we are glad
to be able to furnish our readers with the following
transcript ofthe Financial Statements and Estimates:
The Receipts and Expenditures for the fiscal
year ending on the 30th June, lS47, were
From customs S23, TAI, s64 sc
From public lands. .................. 2,49s, 800 20
rom miscellaneous sources aoo'oao 81
From avas of Treasury notes and loans 25,679, 1879 AS
Total receipts. $50, ,O25, $50 50
Add balance in Treasury July |, ls46... 9,l26,43s Os
Total means. .s6l, l52, 42s 80
The expenditures during the period 59,45ll77 65
Leaving balance Treasury July |, ls47 s,7ola5l IS
The estimated Receipts and Expenditures for
the fiscal year ending 3Olh June, lS4s, are
RECEIPTS Viz:
From CUSTOMS ls quarter by actual returns 81 Al
From CUSTOMS I'd, Sd, and 4h quarters as
estimated. ...-.......... lSs93,742 %
S3I, 100000 90
From sales of public lands. .......... $500, 900 90
From miscellaneous sources ....... ...... 400,0 600 90
"a 300, 900 90
From avas Of Treasury notes and loans 6,2s5,294 So
Al, ,1s5, 2s4 55
Add balance in Treasury July ], ls47 l,70l,25l 25
Total means, as estimated. :. s42, ,545 so
EXPENDITURES, Viz
The actual expenditures for lst quarter end
ing September 30 ls47, SIG, 469, l94 60
The estimated expenditures for the public
service during the other three quarters,
from October l., 1s47 to June 80, lS4s
Civil list foreign intercourse,
and miscellaneous. So, ,4S6, $50 AZ
Army proper, including
luneers. ............. .le, s0,s65 5s
Fortfcatons ordnance,
ing militia, Sc. 2,036,446 so
Indian department ....... l,720, 660 26
Pensions ............. ,063, ,523 &c
Naval establishment. 10, ,24l ,072 AZ
Interest public debt and
Treasury notes ....... 2,25o,577 ls
Treasury notes outstanding
andpayable when presented 267, 80 81
42, l46,a65 3s
S5s,6l5, $50 or
IF I,l,yI |
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ID. -
" To Com. r. F. SrocKrox, &c"
The paper put on record but returned 10 the
witness. lie then proceeded
Two or three days after Gen. Kearny withdrew left the
city OF the Angels for Diego where embarked my sailors ard
marines on board her respective vessels, having transferred
the ciVl government 10 Lieut.. Col Fremont and left with
hm ior the protection o the Territory the whole battalion
volunteers.
exercised no authority in the Territory after the final en-
oarcaon q my men, except that which induced by let
Ter which received from Lieut. Col Cooke, copy OF which
have not as u was Com Bdde but here is letter
rom Com bidde enclosing it, with my reply which will pro-
badly give proper view Of IT,
Here he witness handed the Judge Advocate paper.
Inc Judge Advocate stated that he thought the paper
material 10 the issue
ne witness and the counsel for the defence expressing
derent opni'n hc Court motion Of member clear
en W men tle Court was again opened
me Judge Advocate announced its decision TO be that the
paper be not received
Iom STOCKTON here said he had nothing say in
laion 10 the first iucrrogatory.
question: Did Lieut. Col. Fremont on you, on the
mght ithe 10Th January, s47 at quarters and il
So please state Tor what purpose he came, aud, nearly
possible, all That passed on that occasion
AHSDer thibk Lieut. Col Fremont 10 my quarters
on the evening Of the 10TH and believe consequence
OF my having sent to him TO receive his commission
as Governor During that interview think Lieut. Col Frc-
mont stated that nc had received letter from Gen. Keay
which he intended 10 answer the next day and think
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The estimated Receipts, Means, and Expendi-
lures for the fiscal year commencing July l, lS4s,
and ending June 80, ls49, are
From customs. S32, 900, 600 90
From sales of public lands ........ 1000 600 70
From miscellaneous sources. ........... 100000 90
Total revenue. ......... 35, 100, 900 90
Deduct deficit July /, ls4s 1929, la 27
Means available for service of1iscal year end
ing June 80, ls49. Si9 370 ss5 73
The Expenditures during the same period, as
estimated by the several Departments of State,
Treasury, War, Navy, and Postmaster General, are
The balances of former appro-
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Excess of expenditures over means July l.,
lSiS
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SIS, 5,644,94l 72

s55, GA, Gal ~
Deduct remaining applicable to ser
vice of fiscal year ending June 30 ls49. 10, 73
Excess of expenditures means July /,
1s49. $3.50, ,274, ,o55 SO
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s5s, el5, 6so OF

az, SO
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Total revenue. ....... 35, 100, 600 90
Deduct deficit July /, ls4s 1879, la 81
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Foise New Orleans; ,ehr Merchant. Tester srisl Cld
'-l Msss sS;'Gs sch. r.s
p::.a TS sIr Ill Si.%s.j
smith, 90: 18th Joseph Esrvs Ams.. and Ant. Spear,
ps fallen YsI Dc e. s ia eh
.sS sS a bsx .sy "a aSa sSs.
18th Aaslns Jay; Canton and Virginia Es from New
II ss .SsIs H.
Wsi.ss; PliisasliIs ism saIl pe.eS a '0a1
Jsas;Jo brig judge Mishsll Jns% PIsiEs.T. Vol;
WI mssnsSfn ss s,i brig Yar Taylor
csas Eeu s s aDsfs s Ss
5s s FEsssEs al G
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Ms .. s Sds Esaw wssp FS
brig @ Boums Ths,cdyss KY. ye% cruz sehr; Home Kin.
@ iPs si
s,,u c9H 9 n DaSs & bFs
smith y YoTt; Monterey washbam, fhiis; White Wing
Nsw HAyrs, July s,-Ar schr Gold Hunter Mansfield St
s,YY.srverET July aa-AT ship COas,itation New YORK
sS a. sAa%,
M% BbRrGss sarah. Iqy a New h Con Marion Terry
NrwBuRYroRr, July 2a-An schr Oregon, Post. Pha.
,NEwronr, July 2o-Ar brig Annawon swasey. York;
ford fer Phiadelpha Adams. B,ker Baltimore for Bed
fod Minerva all River for Philadelphia; Aurora Brown
oSss!ss: J:yS s Sch: Pearl lawrence from New
.chs ss%Ts
PRovIpEScE July 22-An schrs Eagle Parsons Phila So
big Wildss Walker EdgecSmI Maanzas. Sid sehrs Lodi
PonrsMouTH, July i7TArr scbrs Mary Lbbsy Batimore
seSrs Gen Warren Davis PSiisdsiphis zspyr ?ccfsit
New York; 22d, brig Laureta, Cook john NIB; schr
Hghlander Parker Baltimorc Flor del Mar, Hart New
York.
RICHMOND, July 23-Arr, schr Adelne, Taylor, York;
sid, schr Rainbow, Rogers, Boston. ~
Sr MARKS, July 3Cld, brig Warcaler, Ferry, N ork
schr Tallahassee, Swain, do. 49,,
SAVANNAH July Gold, brig Madison. Watkins; arr 18Th
bark Vernon Paxton New York. Propeller Col Stanton
Dellany Tampco, put back to repair ensne brig Empire
TAUNTON, July I71An schI Sarah New YORK; soop
New York Sid 2st, schrs Job Pierce. Burt Philadelphia;
WILMiNaroN July gar goth, schr Nidm, Torey, I'm
Boston 2s schr Ann Jane Chadwick from the wreck Of
schr Abiga Hsynss Cha5los with .n' Tgging; Sid ss
New York; schr d Jones. Stuts. New York.
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the only sale heard Of ssswsrs 100 brs from store
st $3.50 For retailing, the was offered in the a..
.ssnoon but this was decidedly above the views Of
fHILADELrHIA, July 2s-Flour and Mesl--Afer the
tsce'pt OF the foreign sdvces the market opened
monosy with sales at So 90 and Western S. to 25
noes continued steady until Thursday with limited
uemand when the stock being very light, sales were
MADE ~ 20 90 62H for fresh ground and 500 barrels
good brand bakers Hour to be ground at SOL Western
AZ 30 2 rs per Dbl and In soiled bbls at S. Choice
brands and extra IS so SIN To-day we quote fresh
ground Pennsylvana -four at S. sax o 10, and Wes-
tern hour at So 10 to 3l4 Dbl Rye -four is very
dull Small sales at 81 90. Corn Meal-sales Of 300
bbs PennsyvsuiA meal at So u.s. and 1900 Brsndywine
at So so, and 60 hhds at SIS each. Grain-An kinds
are scarce, and the receipts continue limited. Yester
day and to-day sales of 1000 bushels at la 2sc for
good red and red and white mixed, part to milers
Rye-A sale at 75c Pennsylvanis Cornsalss Of Penn
sylvania yellow Saturday at sic; Monday the
price declined to 70c with some sales but II has since
rallied; sales of 5000 1880 bushels Pennsylvania and
Southern yellow at 10 Toe closing at the latter
price
ROCHESTER, July 23.-The market Is yet az calm
summers morning There is positively nothing doing
in flour and wheat The former held ut S. and the
latter at sc with no sales except for retail lot Of
some 800 bushels new Genesee wheat offered at ST.
Nothing doing in Corn Oats 35 bbls Mess Pork
taken at $l4 25. No change in freghts.
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making up deficit by extension to the southward
II that could be done IN. ~ wsy 81 trads But the
Mexcans TO yielding up their soil going even
to the ridiculous extreme Of demanding the restitution
OF Texas and sending up army foi the avowed pur
nose of its recovery There the fatal missks There
the sheep actually got into the stream above the wolf
muddied the water But even then there design
upon territories Of Mexico nothing than the
Rio Grande and the acquisition Of California and the
settlement Of indemnties, and the payment of fair
balance TO Mexico for the surplus of land way of
trade. That all And the settlement Of peace a.
embrace the seizure demand OF single excan acre
for the Of the United States In this war Not
one scre-not one dolarnot the Occupation OF single
port single day; but we understand It. the terms
were the Rio Grande and from the upper part Of the
river IN New Mexico straight line the Pacific
OF territory three degrees less than the line
% r Cainoun or about 10000 square miles less of
ssna PLAINS and mountains, and wild Indians curng
the ports Of Yerbs Bueua and santa Barbara
anu other intermediate harbors on the Pacific This
tract TO be ceded In liquidation of ndemuites to tn
un!ed States the right Of way for ship canal or rail-
Todd across the neck Of Tehatepec being as
ttonaiity. ' w
This subject, are appraised has been under con-
susstion; ana deliberately renquished scheme
wncn insisted upon might retard treaty of peace,
protrsct the war indefinitely and result in practica
DIG advantage when achieved from the want Of power
on the part OF the construct the canal
rom the impossbility Of getting corporation to un-
it, and from the want Of water the dividing
oge that would be required to let ships up and down
the slope to the Atlantic and the Pacific.
therefore, we venture to say that If treaty of peace
De concluded before the meeting Of Congress
upon, the Tehuantepec right Of way viii neither be
feund in the articles nor in the overtures.
-tar IA. -. Yours, &c., HUASACUALCO.
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