The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-07
TWO CENTS.

has issued furious proclamation In the sbsps of
Letter TO the senate and House of Representatives OF
Texas, which would seem to render ytabls The
troops the United bee
the officers Of the federal government In taking posses
sion OF the dispute territories and Gov Bell
cslly declares hat he will resist force
federal government listens to reason and withdraws
the troops now enforcing its orders Such Is the pre-
sent portion Of affairs and the situation OF the federal
government must be perplexng to all the ingenious
| minds which compose IL. The argument em Logged by
the Texans is regards the United States government
irresistible 1--WE conquered these territories; al
State uniting with another equally independent and
sovereign, but not more so. Our territories our
selves acquired and dehned-to do our business
alone and when we joined you, no objection made
to their exentso long Mexico alone laid claim to
THESE outlying territories the United States never
whispered an objection to our claim" The federal
government will find an answer to this statement very
IT, indeed, American jurists can find a mode Of sub
hitting those ictibg claims the decision the
Supreme Court, the difficulty and the danger of this
dspne RAY be sverted; bat the hot spirits who first
conquered Texas not Of character TO brook the
interference OF law in matter which hitherto has
clearly not been governed by but downright
forcs A sudden appeal to reason and Justice NAV
under such circumstances, be of difcult accomplish
America must see that upon the due understanding
state as opposed TO federal powers the stability Of
pute threat is to be hsard of appeal arms set
tied and Efficient government is Impossible. In this
after too neiebboring nations have deep interest
To the comfy OF nations the separate States
known though they are In American law called indie
pendent and sovereign IT, however, the separate
state rights to interfere with the ,esbe aud
stable relations OF the United States with foreign
powers, the Union will prove mockery and reprozch,
aud become, by its ineffciency and weakness. tina
means permanently depressing the rising greatness
of the American people Ii behoves the rational mem
OF all parties in America to look and guard against
this mizchief.
The Lesitimist Congr ess AT wiesbntien.
The Gazette de Ffance publishes the following letter
from NJ de acknowledgements, dated Mentz the 18th Of
July
MY dear Frend-I have just quilted wiesbaden for
other waters, which have been recommended to me
The bad weather affects me, and must profit by the
last days of the present month The happiness Of
seeing the Count de Chamsord has made me delay
sand ridiculous stories about the pretended Legitimate
Congress The truth is that no person had received
himself to writing to those persons who intended to
go to him. that he would be- the evening OF the
the 9Th at 10 in the evening the Prince arrived at the
hotel nj Colonge where at least fifty Frenchmsn
waiting TO teceive MIN lie was very gracious to ALL
following day he left for Wiesbaden. Some French
men came out on horssback to receive the Prince
From his arrival at Wlesbaden the Count de Cham
bord had not a moment to himself for he gave
dience to all the frenchmen who asked this favor.
yidual conversation with the Prince and they were
invited to dinner successfully An without exception,
appeared b to be enchanted with their recep ton,
and all happy to hear from the mouth Of the Count
de Cbambord, that In presence of events and after
the concessions that had been made with view to
oonciliston, he thought II Indispensable TO adopt
line Of conduct more in harmony with the general
III. +.
Priest and Berger explsined themselves clearly in
this every occasion. which gave great plea
sure. You are aware that they have not thought
alike on all questions In the nuances the line OF
opinions OF NJ de st Priest Is approved than tho
other The good intentions OF all are Appreciated but
the distinctions very marked We are then at the
end Of the propagation, to enter at length,
path tor know not what end serve In the
Assembly by continuing to enAce ourselves to further
the end OF usurpatoIs by thssrting those of the Re
public. Yesterday evening, the Count de- Chambord,
knowing that great nun Der Of PEELED to
10 take leave. lie said few words by way OF recon-
msndstion to be united amongst ourselves, when
will be very easy when shall be ourselves, aud
offend the principles f authority and OF liberty
which the basis Of our creed The conversations
which he had with each Of US In private audiences,
did not render II necessary for him to develope
fore said According to what heard saia TO several
representatives. the conversations which had taken
place nearly identical u therefore agreed
/ TO attitude aud follow a more certain
/ path. Nothing more specified Tue 20 stion OF
the Prince Is very difficult one; he Is com peled In
general to be very crcunsPect he therefore avoided
4 blaming or approving Of any we'll defined line Of con-
duct Ia the past IL the sures OF not Offend
ing while ct the came time he desired sud
more avowed policy We left in the morn ng, promising
ourselves very cordially 20 all .Jrt 60 march
man In all questions; but no treated u
between us We must therefore Ga ths next session,
have the eyes. feel the conscsnes. take
an abfolute direction; whoever msy b. the men who
shall take ON Themselves the responsibility THAT d.
rectioD " b. new, " IL only inspire our convctions
ciplss made 20 opinions which sre not ours am for
my part well disposed to follO~ Il; " notn1t Ithak
IL Is more than necessary 20 have the courage Of
ones opinions wish TO wait In order 70 Judge; be-
leve me, and do the same, whatever NAV be said OF
written you. II DE- LAR0UHEJACQUELIN.
mcssrs. Barring BROTHERS Circular.
Lo~DoV, Avg - IS y. NJ
American stocks -Eusinesshas been douc ia PENN
sylyania g. aud Ia Florida 50 boston city bonds
offered at "a Canada o. fetch l0l
sFlet have been made ot United states xix per cent
dollar bonds 1865 IN 81 o0o bonds, At tsk and there
gre tell.ts nj that price aswe a. Of in.ergtloe, Of
ls7 AZ 100 and Of ohio exes Of 1910 ~ 100 In other
/ HtoCks We have no transaetiOu4 20 notice
Coffee We have had nrmer market, an1 more In
quy particularly for colony plantation Oeylon tor
port ard about $50 casks 900 bag have been taken
tifeT rates Of native 900 bags have been sold in
small fts 1T s0s 42s and II L. no arn at ne latter
rate 80 bags fair Padang have been TAKEN A. 85s Sd
Bee, end go bags -. Dominso have been
tst.n At eos "a and pea bsgs Sc Domingo at 39s Q
~ "a cargo Of 37l0 bags good hr-t Rio has
brought fOs. ahout delivered IN tn M-lterranean,
and there are now several buver blt 40 lars AZ .Oa
Cd. In the other near Continental markets. there
/ b. rot much doing but at Hambfo thcre has been
better d'mapd and prices are looking up rhe Nedi-
tsrrAnean ttocha are moderate ana th- demand con-
tirues gcod for all ordinary ard good ordinary sorts
surnr.--A q. ady DEMAND bas prevailed from the
1850 tagf hsuritins. Heural, sc a. rather higher
rates 40 hhds 100 bbis. Porto Rico o. ajs iIs,
and 2co9 boxes Havana o. 5ss. % as oU0o boxes
y'nos Havana A. auction tsing held above the mar
bet. lave AL bren bought IN; 40 b1xs white have
wat'd a'mand for iprrirn principally, hSWc'sr, on
fTeculaiion. snd the tu0uiox traasa-'ions have
tsk@p place. 40 eSss ha'nas iFqm -. ~
Nsrilia a sc: snd co csses broFn Bahia. lss
Cd y 10. estshitshinE an impTBEttarut 81 IL In
Havana and fully %. pr crt In other ku1s The
scconn's frsm the continettai ports report holders
fra bot buyers reluctant o. submit - the aivanced
rates iuf ted n ovink 20 the near approach of the
put,h fsics. ~ the Mediterranean th,y srs quiet.
At -. Ietershurgh lttls doing White Havana 10
Quoted X. o. .5h.
Markets.
LivfRroot Corror MsrEtr. August %. - A. the close
~ lat week aud the beginning this also
market continued 10 drag in the zane nat and
drcc ping reported Ia lat report some % the
srccuistive holders began n show sympoms % weak
and alarm and anbu hted 20 further decline in
price 81 about "a per ~ Tai strange and unac-
constable proceeding from undue OF over con idrncs
TO aitrust land that too ~ithout any aetsH change
IN the cirt umsancos governing the Article
90 hring shout fumtth NJ IKE corresponding
\ tion Accordingly, "Wednesday moruiBg the de-
4 aud wAs rrtsved With considerable activity,
I AL ut I2ttO tales having been sold that day, At
/ 40 aavat 60 % tie previous low sales FrDu thst
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