The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-07-13

PRoKUScIAMENTo AGAtNEr THE "AHNExATIoHIsTs" lis
hEt,co.-We publish the following just we find il in
the San francisco papers, pnTpong TO be the lransa
non OF order respecting persons expressing opinions
favor OF annexation, which has just been directed by
The upreme the governors OF the several States.
and 10 the commanding officers OF districts
IN. Y Erpre.
MINISTRY OF WAR AND MARINE.
Section OF Operations.
III having come 10 The knowledge Of his escelency the
President thai certain Mexicais, who unworthy of
the name, have the lemety to publish in scditious
yersaons that the nation would be benefited by annex
alton the United States. and his exceency considering
that although such sentiments stamp with niamy those
who utter them they ought not to be passed over by
government jealous Of The national reputation and dig.
ni,y he has iii 10 determine that conlonly with his
ekceeney the governor OF the State you proceed The
establishment oil police which shall for the de-
lection Of parties pronuga,ing the Aforesaid opinions
who are 10 be subjected 10 military trial and suffer the
penalty provided by the law for the punishment OF
traitors"
Out of the above, il seems, has grown dispute be.
tween the organs OF the government and Of the be fund
rcpuhlicah party. The former says:
"An annexaonst party there is not in Mexico.
but there is a party which has sprung, and may yet
spring, the wrelches who desire annexaton--a parry
which teaches ills adheents 10 despse creeds in
aiy and religions TO dsest gr race, and aehy out orr
gina party ehth 10 eteInally hsrping on the pens OF
monafchica European Influence and accusoms its her
ens to regard with favor The demagoguca influence OF
Amerca-a party which abbors the sound doctrines which
have their root in venerable antiquity and adnires the
tangled theories which the country of Washington
affects propagate. No wonder that such party should
produce xatonisis since it's principles cal
cua,ed To deprave than enDoble The heart"
Colonel Don Caysisno Jusiani he's requested General
Trias to let him fight The utmo soldier in his ranks
whenever hostlues shall break out between the United
States and Mexico. "A trait in the highest degree hon
orsble says the Universal ITO Ss Jus,ian and which
God giant our solders may initiate"
Mas. HAharrr BrroHrR SrowE IN PARIs-WossE
WORSE The refusal OF Queen Victoria to admit the
auhoress Of" Uncle Toms Cabin" and the idol OF Stat
ford House into the royal presence appears have been
followed up by Louis Napoleon in true imperial style
certain Mr. F, 10 Paris, though, proper, upon his own
responsibility, TO lonize Mrs. Stowe at his own resi-
dence; but, oh the dreadful insecurity OF the
power While Mr. +. was in The act OF taking abo-
li,ion heroine out ridng,' the police made descent
upon Mr.. +. and all the Frencbmen in his house, and
san, eeren,onis hurried them OF 10 jail, This ought TO
suggest TO the pbanhIopc lady the poprieiy and expe
dency of speedily quitting Europe in d gust How well
would have been had the Professor fulfilled his prom
ised return Boston by the first OF June bringing madam
along with him. Bad business this. OF lionizng among
the socialists and bloody reds OF Paris in these days No
doubt Mrs Stowe will learn, notwithstanding the uni
versa disgrace which she has attempted 10 upon the
institutions OF her country, that, after all !" there is
no place like home" May her experience d. her good
and all others OF the same kidaey.-N y Hroh.
wAsurscros AND Nrw ORLEANS TELEGRAPH CON-
company held at Browns Hotel, in this city, the
5lh, 9th, and 7h days OF this month
The following officers were elected for the ensuing
year. (Elsm Alexander, esq, former president and Hon
Amos Kendall, former treasurer having declined re-
electiop,l viz;
Smith Mowry. jr., esq OF Charleston, president
Daniel r. Clarke, esq, of Macon. secretary ~
Benz. g. French, esq, of Washington, treasurer.
On The announcement, of his election as treasurer, Mr..
French resigned his Office Of chairman OF the board of
trustees, and
George Wood esq. OF Washington, was elected to I'LL
his place.
In order ofacate The transfers OF Stock and for the
convenience of stockholders, resolution was adopted to
open an Office for transfer of stock in the city OF New
York, and Edward O, Hyde, es1, was appointed con-
missioner TO open books and transfer stock in that city
We happy learn that the operations OF this com
papy beginning realize the hopes OF its projectors
The company is entirely free from debt, aud divi-
dend Of Eve per cent declared, payable on the goth
instant-Noi. Inf