The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-12-13

The following article, from the Baltimore American,
contains the act Of acceptance passed BY the Legislature
Of Texas. and explains interesting facts connected
with this event We are glad, for the sake OF Texas
and Of the Union that this harassng difficulty is peace
fully adjusted II furnish materials for no further agh
ton Peace its ashes Iii idle TO speculate these
things now but had the last preceding administration
NAMED in power we fear this happy issue would have
been long and hopelessly postponed Let rejoice at
its suspicious consummation
From the Baltimore American.
TRxAs-AccEPrANcE OF Ma. PKARcE's BIL.-By tho
steamer Palmeilo al New Orleans, the papers thai city
are in receipt OF Galveston papers the 18th nit The
sodns ss Of Governor Be on he 18Th
olt to act upon the proposition o. Congress IN regsrd %
passed the following the I'D ut timmedia,ely
ceved the sanction OF the governor and an authentcated
The preamble the bill reces the terms Of the Of Con-
ges the subject Of the boundary, and the bill itself Is
as follows,
asrc. Be snaeed BY legislature Of as sias s Ts.a..
That The aid hereby nee no sns s d ss g
by the thereof according % hsir true import and mean
TIA s,.,s and ;. hereby
early practicable and also copy n.rco certified z NE man
Congress, and mat this take effect nom the pasass"
Several amendments offered TO the bill. bat 4
=. ws very a%s i1s VIZ
passed the house with but little opposition On the same
s Sons PC be By
the United States the State Of Texas read second
time, and referred TO the Commitsee on Finance.
Jenny Li.d
Mr. Barnum writes that the first concert in Washington
will take place on the 10th. Her concert in Richmond
will take place on the 20h and only one concert will be
given there
The tickets for Washington now for sale at VIII
ards Hotel and has been suggested to us to advise
our friends to secure them at oace, In order to prevent
spectators from buying them all up a. they have been
IN Baltimore and selling them again at exorbiiant prices
The tickets for Wednesdays concert selling that
day by spectators at sis each None TO Be cold
10 spectators for Thursday night those who wanted
might obtain them At regular prices.
We shall hear the siren ourselves in few days
Meantime, she seems to have thrown spell around
her that seems TO have charmed away the Of men,
like the followers Of Ulysses The Baltimore papers are
full Of the impression she has produced But the Ba-
more Clipper Of yesterday describes one scene which y
amusing enough. We hops we shall not see 20 much
enthusiasm run mad. 10 the metropolis OF the nations
"After the concer, on "Wednesday night an mmsess
crowd proceeded J aoi b.s ne
her could gan an the house., In consequeoce o.
the anxiey 70 get sight oil her. And aet she reached
widow and bow her thanks IN doing which shs scci-
dentalIy let fall handkerchief and comforter, when
s%9ns ne snS. va. s. s. r.
dvidua but the comforter. In the scramble that eneued,
into Thousand pieces By the excited and bewd
as sacred 9th great sonRses Of tbs age"
The comrades Of Ulysses could not have been more
transported 70 madness even by the music Of the siren