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Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23

NV YoRK PolIrIes,-1he New York
anti.W WiImot proyiso l.oeoloeo convention
met u, Albany, on "Wednesday week,
Judge DEMO presiding, with seven vice.
presidents, adopted an address against the
Wllmol pfoviso, aud H. layor OF sustaining
the Administration in carrying on the
war II was in favor uilree trade. Il fc.
viewed the difficulties which had occurred
in the patty, denounced the Barnhulnefs a-
traitors, DC. The Albary correspondent oI
the New York Express says.
The division ui the 81 called nemaeral.
ic pariy into Hunkefs aud Rarnbufnefs
eannol now be healed a. see. The lluuh
ers vii rulo or ruin, and the Ba,nhurnrfs
lor onee seem delurmnrl that they vii nul
be lu'ed by llunkerism any longer. The
Banhurners, ina lnw dats, have lhsifcun.
frnlion in llliea. lbcy will nominate. |
amlold, u iull sci Of delegates To The NalIua.
al CONVENTION. The llunkefs will elect Il
full sel in dislric, convention. Thus tn
Baltimore convention viii have JouhI,,
set ri delegates from New York. The
South, there is bni linic doubt, will iun
the lianhurnrf set out ri that convention
aud take the llauker sci in, IN witch case.
theie vii be "masio' Ia this State dufut,
the coming Presidential campaign.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23

IarEsr FROM Mfueo,-The latest intelligence
We have from the city of Mexico aud Vera craa
will be found ia another column We glean
from the Peayuue of the 18th inst. the following
items from the Rio Gtande;
The Maiamoras Flag of the aGth inst says that
ten, Wool has issued an order requiring all dis
hnrsing officers, receiving money for checks on
the United States, 10 charge G per cent. on the
anoun, Of euin so received, aud clrdt the sumo to
tic United States.
The Flag reports duel, at Camafgo, between
Capt Joshua Collclt and Capt Alexander Wilkins,
both Of the 10Th lntanify, in which Capt. collsit
was killed, An was tranquil at Monterey up 70
the f7lh iasl. The guerilla bands in the vicinity
of Bucaa VISTA, have been broken up, aud their
chiefs have fled the State,
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23

lunGE Melfks aN TIM WAR WIfn
hSeo.-fbe Cincinnati Gazette pub.
lishes the following Icllrf from Judge Me.
Lean the I. $, Supreme Court, written
IL a gentleman Of Chic, on The subject oil
the war With Mexico. The opinions and
suggestions Of Judge McLcan will be read
with INTEREST,"
WASHINGTON. Jan, 7, 1918.
by Dear Sf-lu all human appear.
anee the termination of this miserable war
with Mekirois more remolc than when tho
llrsi hlaw was struck In my Judgment, il
WIS unnecessarily aud uncousllulonaIly
eommfnced, by marching our army into
disputed territory inlhe passessian ol Mex.
leo. And | think that Cangfrss. who. un.
queslienab.y, have he powet should put
an end lolhe waf Oh just and honorable
Rneip.r7.
Allen agfcf.na uRln The Terms. on which
a 'raIy ,huuid be nude, they should call
up,H lae ESeeuRe, by resolution, Ia offer
a peace Ia Mexico upon that basis; aud
Inning The negotiations husli.iHrs should
he suspended. Il tue Presidrnl shall re
inse 10 do his in the military appropriation
bulls, The ar;ny should he required To iake
sHrh position. "A, shall carp oul ihr VIEWS
ui Congress. lhrse bills the President
cuu.d uul velo aud he would be- buund by
their requirements. This may be dane bi
the House,
hope Congress will tclase Ia ISSUE any
mote Treasury notes. The NOTES demand
ed, IN addition 10 those already in eicua
lion, would flood the country with ,hal Dies
rdpiun ul papers, sub an emission wuu.d
constitute iiayernmem Gnnk, controlled
and managed BY pafiY Administration
We have now fifteen million, Of Treasury
aa'rs IN ejaculation, anu Authority Ia issue
i've millions more. | would nol increase
this circulation dollar, bat feqHrr il as
speedily as possible. Surha system would
he Ineompalabiy mare dangerous to the
public morals ana tie pubic lIberl Than
anF olher system oi banking bal could be
devised.
10 meet anf Deficiency Of the rerrnuo
'opa9 lhe current expense OF lie aaG
would authorize laans al par. p19 a. nut
more ihan sik por cent lnrre-l, and If
loan, cannot lie made at lhIs Ialr. Irt lie
administration resort 10 system oi taxa
lIan which shall eau.e the people Ia feel
The expense Al the var. 81 van should
BE accompanied hy a sfs.Hm ai areHiaul
Internal mta'Ian. NutHus sbal n IN,
can show, IN ad.ilI1n Iu lhe ,asr.Hre ulIHc
what Ne pas 'of military glory. THs ua,
tie policy IN the hailgr da,. oiIhe Rapab.
De.
Tie la.e eaf ulb En- 5#d eas mob,
,ns'aIard b, lie psape. ~ a5.H IN lHr
H. bp1 b, Tie Hlynrm Il ~. NnI
ttea WlIstz.am ven Hsr#Uaf n RU|au=
euf cagnap shall be IH,a,sH. b. as,
nHbHg IA sayns tbat an altsmHi ta adept
slah a sHs'em Il ia,aflan would WIND ap
tbs Nr,Ifan va n SAY da,s. Auaia
slows ihai lie eaf should l.e rul an end IA.
i'ai' ma he don" b, Cabsfr Ia 'Krm,
da1s aud Pay Ted gbai tbry miYJott.
Very lfu.y yums, JOHN NrLEAN.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23

loss or TnE RINGGoLp.-Wo learn
lfoma gentleman just from Pine B.ulI. that
The splendid steamer RwpguId which left
this port on the Hlh inst. lur Now Oheans.
was snagged on her way dawn, just below
Pine Biulf One report sates that adcr
she was snagged, in attempting to run her
on shore, she swung round upon log, and
the weight Of her freight caused her hull
to break about m.dshiP, The principal
part Of her freight was cotton. which wc
understand, would be saved. The lreipht
IN her hold, consisting Of corn -four. pei
lIles %c.' would probably be Iosi.-Lme
Rock Democrai.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23

CALrfoRNIA.--h correspondent Of the
New York journal OF Commerce. residing
IN California, in letter dated October 10.
declares that the people Of that country
will never consent to return 10 The Mexican
Government, whether the United State.
teIInquIshes lhem to their fate or not.
They are resolved on coming into our con.
iederaoy Emigranis from the United
States are pouring into that country in
great numbers, aud they will never ae
knowledge allegiance to Mexico.
L0Wsuaie Journal
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23

Vino national coNvrSfios.-The wing mFm.
bers Of the Senate aad House Of Representatives
81 the United States held a meeting at Washington
on ,he ID inst. al which tie lion RilIic 7. Mau.
gum, Of North Carolina, presided. a resolution
was adopted Recommending tha, Wing National
Convention be held at Independence Hall ia the
city Of Philadelphia on Wednesday The ilh day
Of June, ISIS, for the purpose Of nominating eau.
didatss for the Offices Of President aud yieo ffcsi-
dent Of the United States.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23

PEACE WIN MEkIca.-'l'hp well in.
lormel Washington spondenre Of the
New York sun, thus again notices the ru,
NOR that Mr.. Irisi has received PROPOSE
lions from Mexico Tor treaty of peace be-.
tween the two countries:
l. Herrera is strong enough In maintain
himself powcragnins' the friend, ui san.
IA Anna, be- may conclude treaty Of peace
with us, on the basis OF which he and Gen.
Scott and Mr.. Trs, have undoubtedly
agreed, provided it meet the appreciation Of
uur Government
As lar As | can Judge, the sum to BE-
paid to Mexico as purchase money lor pp.
per California, lower California. be
Ilcve. Is not compromised ia the treaty, in.
wolves greater difficulties Than the bpunda
~ which is precisely the same as offered
by Mr. Irisl during the anni,lcc, aud
which would have been accepted then hli
Tor the obslinacy and lieachery Of Santa
Anna
| Sec from the Union Of last evening
that Mr. Richie positively denc. that a
project Of treaty has been received
VIII the venerable editor vi The Union de-.
line the worll u, as read ly conreio.
neither Mr. l'risl nor Gen. Scott had the
power or instruction 10 treat. then the prp
lccl remains simply MIR. 'rri.i's project aud
the Union in that sense has no doubt a pet
ieci right 10 say that no treaty or PROJECT
OF one has been received. But am quite
positive that the Administration is now in
possession OF propositions which It is in.
iormed through Mr. Trisl would be- acceded
to by the Mexican Government If they net
the appreciation. OF our own, and would re.
sPeclully request the editor of the Union
10 examine once more the records and r..
pon accordingly.
] say this with all possible respect. and
loprevcn' any Misunderstanding. as IT /
had loIdthe public, through the medium o.,
the "Sun, that what Mr. Tri,t las done
IN the premises has been done by order Of
the authorities here. Far from Il. / am
ready 10 admit lLat Mr.. Tfisl bad acted
against llolr positive written instructions.
aud especially those of the State Depart.
mcni The Union says my statement 1.
premature" Tho end is not YETI |
am aware oI this. said expressly that
peace may como between this aud tho
fourth Monday in May next, and am now
quite inclined to think am right, notwith.
standing the caution and incredibly Of the
Union.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23
Mr.. Paliy, Of Massachusetts,, in a speech

Mr.. Paliry, Of Massachusetts,, in speech
in tho House of representatives, On the
Presidents annual message, slated that
"the Presidency, al the close Of llr. Polk's
term, will have been in Northern hands for
II aud Southern hands for nearly 80 years.
Of27 Supreme Court Judges appointed
since 1886. l / were from the North and II
from the South; Attorney Generals, 8 from
the North ani 1 I from the South; lO speak.
ers Of the House Of Representatives from
the North, 81 from the South; 10 Prcsi.
dents Of the Senate pro tcm. from the North
to 81 from the South and 81 Northern To
SO southern foreign ministers, So of CHIEF
justices, cabinet, aayal. and military off.
GERS throughout
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23

lrGen Taylof's letter to Mr.. Marcy was
brought TO light in the U 5 House Of Represeu.
taiyes on the iih inst, on resolution previously
oiIrred by Mr.. Duncan, Of ky, and adopted by
tue House. This letter Is in fcfly 10 Secretary
Matey'a rebuke of Gen. Taylor for Whiting IA
Gen Gaines.
In the letter alluded to, old Rough aud Ready
says "he would write 50 again under similar cir
eumaianee lie was fully aware Of the Admins.
tfaiion's hostility, and felt conscious OF hs own
rsotitude. lie asks no fasors, and shuaks hou
no responsibilities lusi Ike him.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23

The New York sun has Ihe following IN
reference 10 the rumord arrangements iaF
Iwenly miilion loan irom Rus ia io ouf
Government:
Several weeks ago. lwo or thee SrW
iolk capitalists had u conference wiIh a
Russian gentleman relative 10 lhs piuhabil.
ny Of the Car taking up the lern'y mil.
liun loan. The pfulcul was talked ul Al
Washington, fumors gol abruad, AMI went.
aallY II assumed tue shspe ol positive
contract between The Two governments, a..
though The .oan had nul yet been auaor
isod by Cungfessl At least that iofm Aaa
given 10 Il by the IIicnis ol parles hold.
ng considerable unouni ol Treasury
notes, the price ol which was likely Ia lie
enhanced by publishing the fumor. The
project had merely been preached 10 par.
ties in correspondence with the Emperor.
His majesty was written to on the subject
by the steamer llibenia. which lei this
port on the lsi OF January. \ reply is cx
pccied TO reach Washington un the lhh ui
neat month. The Emperor is known Il
have ON hand a very large amount ol gold
coin and bullion, the product ol the mmI
ninesi he has already afforded timely us
sislance to the French and English money
markets by Investments in national lunis
and it may therefore Ice inferred that be- is
not likely TO reject favorable opportunity,
like that NOW presented, Tor making SIM
liar Investment
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23

The National lniclligencer publishes a
letter from Mr.. Poinscoii, at one time Min.
ister 10 Mexico and then Secretary OF War,
to Senator Butler, deprcealing the further
prosecution Of the war, and recommending
the taking Of line 10 be defended by posts
conveniently located.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23

FRr-The Gross Keys Tavern at Fulton, kept
by Nc IL Williams, took fire on The morning Of
last Wednesday and burnt 10 the ground. Mr.
williams's loss, We understand, was about $3.50
The building belonged to the Mcssr. Block oi
Fulton.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23

" 4 suggestion has been made, lha, cysuiu.
ally tie rhoif world will be connected by the ''ri.
cgriph London, aud Pars. and ST. Petersburg
eau be- untitled with \. York by carrying The line
10 the Pacific coast, and funuing thence along
he coast to RsiHEgf SirGRf-ihu narrow STRAIT
which separates Asa ifom America --.cso.sIng
over Siberia and Russia To Moscow. Warsaw, VI
tnua, Berlin, Frankfort and Fairs, aud thence to
LgBdoA llus Is gigantic Undertaking Al pres.
cut, Il may serm lmpnclieabe, as did the Eric
Canal, thirty yeau ago. II, length cannot be-
less than 10000 miles, but tho region through
which Il is 10 run, d possessed by the three pow.
en- uf the wofl,-lhr United States, Great Brit.
tain, and Russia. The Aulocfai is now extend.
ing the telegraph from st. Petersburg to Moscow
aud Warsaw, Ii he lives, hc will carry il 10 his
femoiest proyIncos--ior then, In bis Cabinet at 81
Petersburg, he can transmit orders and rc.
ceivc the replies Of hs sairaps, with as much
readiness as though they were in bis palace
Nicholas has the genius 70 avail himself Of 10 po.
trutiul an agent To strengthen the central power
Of Russia. II our connlrymrn uud England viii
carry ii TO Behring's STRAIT, Il sno presumption 10
suppose that Nicholaa would finish the remainder
Of the line to Moscow.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23

ANorura STEAMBOAT DrAsfEn AND -. o.
Llft We Learn from tic CLERK Of tAr Pan. Js8ss
The following Particular OF thr SINKING Of tho
new steamer MOI Barbour Iap'au Sp8it..
butt quite recently u Louisville rgm.u1 10 roI.
lron with ihe faul Jones The MAJ Bar.
bour was on hrfdoguWam trip lrom ih.s 18H and
had iust leii Troy, a., when shs Was met by tb,
Fau. iJones coming up The latter boat was
netl The Indiana shore aud the Barbour ,hrsr.d
across her low bioad.dr on, b,ing under con.d.
efab.e hradWay The captain Of N, PsuI Jon,,
immediately stopped BIS boat aud ordered ihr pr.
lol 10 back hrr Nhch Ra- prumpi., done. unI ia,
boat was backing waief whoa the Moi Baflsnr
struck hrr. lic blH of thr Paul Jones p4,s.sr i8.
TO the sidc OF ihe Barbour opposite ihebaisrs and
penetrating as far as ihe b0.en, knocking them
down
Ihr Barbouraoaied oyeriovards III. Kspiuely
shore where shc caresn,d and suAk. The water be-.
ing about live isct deep on the cabin naar We
regret 10 add iAni iEo ladIts aud child End tho
second elefk Of The boat afe kuowu 20 De- drowned
by ihs unfortunate arcdsul. auI ur lear iIat
more lives werr Loot, though ths oiIcefs oi tlr
Pau Jours think uli
The accident Happened iu,i before day on Tus..
d'y mom.ue The Pool Jones stopped for s,v.
crI houn and frrderfd a the as..siancr nfsrs.
~ We do Hoi bear that any blaine b. mpuisdto
The oili1eu ol ths b17l The cabin furniture and
passenger baggage were ayed'-EsmsriU. Iar,.
mai ih inst
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23

No, less than five deaths occurred within a
week in the district Of MOynmcnsng, Philadelphia,
from actual want aud the absence of proper
medical treatment wonld Il not be well for the
benevolent Of lha, city to examine into the con.
dhion flho poor Of their immediate neighborhood,
while they arc extending aid aud assistance 10
those Of foreign country. Give all you have
10 give, bu, remember the poor at your own doors
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23

snocEiNG,-They are numbering their
children in England, in order to get finer.
al fees from the burial club. The childn's
lives are first insured for few sbilIings,
and then they are Burkcdl This seems too
horrible for belief hui the English papers
give it us 4 lacl.-LoA Courier.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23

01- The Secretary Of War has issued a
supplementary order, directing the Court Of
Inquiry 10 assemble at pucba, instead Of
Pcrotc, it being nearer the city Of Mexico.
Capt s. C Ridgely, 9TH Art, is to be Judge
advocate in place Of LIST 1t. Hammond.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23

We learn from the Camden Herald that the
onaehita Steamer Homer, on her upward trip
from New o,leans to Camden on The lth inst, 4,
was run into by the Chde Harold about ~ miles
above New Orleans, and was so much injured By
the collision as 10 render il necessary to tow her
back 10 New oieaus for repair. Her hull was
uuinjured, bu, one Of her engines was broken aud
whecl.honse and portion Of her guards torn Off
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23

TnE LIVERPOOL CoTToS MAREEr, the partieu-
laH Of which we publish to-day, shows decline
Of Of cent This decline had not affected the
price Of cotton in New Orleans on the 10Th, when
the news per Acadia had been fully received
The Pieayune Of that date, notice sales Of 5000
bales al previous quotations
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23

ANNEXATION or YuclTlS.-The n. Y. Hc'ald
says tina, lis private adyices from Washington
state that an authorised and confidential agent
from Yucaian, Is now in that city for the purpose
Of entering into negotiations for the annexation
Of tina, State TO the Union. No doub, the Ad.
minsiraiion will favor the measure
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23

Hon. John W. Jones Of Virginia, formerly
Speaker Of the U. 5. House OF Representatives,
and who recently resigned bis seat as Speaker
Of the Virginia House Of Delegates, Of which body
he was a member, died at his residence in Ches.
terfield recently.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23

o. By the lightning Telegraph to louisville, we
learn that the Wing Congrcssiona caucus has ap.
pontcdthe 5th Of June as the proper time Tor hold.
ing ,5e Wing National Convention at lndcpen.
dcncc Hail, Philadelphia.
Senator Pcaroc has been unanimously rc,elect.
ed to The Senate OF the United States 5y the Ler.
stature Of Maryland
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23

Monk ANSEXAuoN.--The Washington
Correspondent Of the Charleston Courier
writes that "a joint resolution 10 annex
New Mexico, aud Upper and Lower Cal.
ifornia to the United States was intro
duced, and offered in the House OF Repre-.
sontaliycs, on The Both alt"
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23

The Iowa Wing State Convention has nomi.
na'ed Gen Taylor for the Presidency, and ap.
pointed four delegates to represent that State ii
the National Convention.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23

The Washington Union saws lbo, tl,. ir,,,onso
Iubor bestowed by Mr. Walker IMAM nj" ,"nar,
caused him to faint the moment Il NM Gn'sgdJ I'''
pot WIN aIl nF labor he blundcred to tho amount
o. seven millions in the statement Of the ecnGi.
uVn OF 'he treasury. Now, If the labor orcotninp
w''I'n seven millions Of the truth, made him faint,
lnV probability is that the labor Of getting directly
al Tue truth would kill him oulrpht-Eom Jgur.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23

Our thanks are due the Hon, c, Ashley aud
lion. A. Stuart for Public Documents, aud the
Hon. K " johnson for file Of the Congressional
Globe and Appendix
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23

tNfrn STATES Cmuuir CouRr.-T
H'd'' rs. Thom@ q. Morgan. The
'"ull on saturday gave verdict in hyo,
nl The United states IN lhi, case. for 500.
300 D. Mr.. Morgan WIN va. late ra..cr.
Tor ol this port Acknowledged lbu hr sum
"l e3''lOl II was dnr oihe Government
and fea'ned ts2-,l60 li) In which ne
considered himself entitled lhr keeping and
'''0lf'.ng lhe public monies. ~ q. Hr.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23

The mail steamer Britannia arrived at New
York on the % lust, with Liverpool dates to the
18th ult, the same as brought by the Acadia
The decline in cotton is confirmed
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23

GREAT WEALru-The Duke Of Devon.
shire has an income Of S1,sjO,OOO; Lnuis
PHILIPPE is said to be worth Sl5OO0O 600;
Sir Robert Peel S0O,OOO,0OO; aud John
jacob Aslor S3O,O00,000.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23

Ths Supreme Court Of the United States has
decided againE, Mn. Conner, who claims to be
the widow and legal heir Of the estate Of Gen.
Van Ness, late Of Washington city.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23

\ Co>rnAsr.-I'he crop Of tobacco
grown n |usiula, icluItug iUn lhu
quantity inspected lhe portion made IN
North Carolina il is aIoat 30 600 hhds.
the value Of which may be- estimated at
sl6aOOJO The a.cchainrd value of
straw and palm leal hats and bonncls,
made IN Massachusetts. by female industry.
J. SlGiOdOD--chieAy in The couu,ics OF
Worcester Hampshire, aud Franklin.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23
ST. lnlla E.h L

81 IntIH, Feb D.
The Iowa Legislature adjourned on ihc 25lb
without oIcoling either United States Senators on
judges OF The supreme court
There has been an arrival from Fort Maun,
bringing dates 10 the lOlh. There IL much elec-
ioncenng going on 10 iilI the yaruucy occalIonrd
by the resignation Of Capt kosrialowski There
have been several deaths among the volunteers
from diseases contracted previously to their arrival
at lhe fort
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23
Wednesday :. February 23, 1913,

a. Elder Wade, W. are requested to say, will
preach at the court .hause on next Sunday at II
o'clock in the forenoon, and at Columbus at 3
a'clook in tho afternoon
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23

A printer, whose industry was no, the
most prominent virtue be possessed, turned
physician. He was asked the roasor
"ln printing" answered he, "alI the fault,
are exposed 10 the eye, but in physic thew
are buried with the patient"
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23
CONGRESSIONAL
MA.nIAarnN. Feb. IT.

WASHINGTON, Feb } ?, =,
The Senate alterbcing called 10 order, proceeds
ed 10 the consideration Of sundfy private bills.
most Of which were pussed,
TN malion, lhe Senntr laid aside the morning
haslnref, aud proceeded TO the consideration o the
Ten Regiment bill,
Nlf Bel resumed his speech, stating thnt the
Administration neither expected npr desired a
treaty with the existing Government oil Mexico
Nlf jefferson DAVIS explained that he would be
satisfied with lteaty giving the Sierra Madfe US
the boundary; aud he sincerely hoped that treaty
might be concluded bg,uIc the Senator concluded
hs speeoh
Mr. Bell responded by expressing similar de-.
sire; but stated that the views al Mr. DAVIS were
not the views Of the Administration uf is suppot-
teFs unless lhe latter had recently changed lie
went on to point out the obstacles lhul must atlse
ia iomInga government in acquired territory
Mf SEWER has the illofon the question for to.
morrow
Oamoliou. the Senate adjourned.
hursr-'fhr llonse aitef euHlfy maians tool,
uplhe REGULAR business, bcing the reference Of the
Presidents message,
Ma smith spoke ia strong terms against the
government charging It with deception, relative lo
the estimates Of the Public debt.
Mr. VInlun closed the debate and called for
pteyiaus questions
Mt MImuis amendment was taken by yeus
aud nays, aud decided N the usguNe,-yeas D.,
uays ll3,
Mr. ynloa's resolutions were generally adep.
ted.
The house was engaged the remainder of the
day On unimpanan, business
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23

Gen Taylor has declined the invitation OF the
Mississippi Legislature 10 visit the seat Of Govern.
menl as the States guest.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23

Tie editor Of tho Washington up.sr call. r,,J
" upon Oongto" to do asnsiiHg that rlag a.,s
h'firo 70 nuke p'aee' We suppose be Wishes
'h' Two Houses Of Congress 10 enact law pro.
yId'ng that Mexico shall make pcuco ioubgitb,
Perhaps he taxes bis hint from late application
to Che New Jersey Legislature ior. Ca l1w IN con.
pei the h'h IN Railway river 10 bite when uncy.
ccphonabIc bnt is thrown to them-L,u. .I,,,r