The Sun. — 1839-11-15 (London, England)

SHES.—There has been a decline in bcth descripTo us dyed-in-the-wool democrats, these mutterings and tions of this article, and a very limited amount of sales murmurings of the Royal people of' Canada are perfee..:dy at 4 doll. 88 c. for potts, and 5 doll. 75 c. for pearls. inexplicable. They are satisfied with nothing. pou. (From the New Orleans Courier of the 12th ult.) lett Thomson is a very sensible man, and a des:vilish sight better than they deserve. On this side_ of the line, ha TEXAS The steamer Columbia arrived here yesterday mornhas the main support of every man. republican, patriot, ing, is reported to have left Galveston on the Bth inst., loafer, or locofoco. To be ge';erned by a ship than- but we cannot discover that any person has received dler is too good for the Canadians in their present Texas parrs later than October 4. A person with humour—and if they (1:-., not behave well to his turwhom we conversed yesterday on board the Colombia pentine Excellency, we shall next winter let loose informed us that there were about six deaths daily at a flock of loafers upon the border, who will teach them Galveston in a population of six hundred souls ; and how they o':ight to behave towards the honest reprethat the town of Houston was still more sickly. The ' sentatilT, of their lovely and beautiful Queen. S'death, papers, however, do not indicate either place as being= if it were not for the love and esteem which we repubsickly. Beans bear towards the interesting petticoats of BuckThere rumours of fresh outrages by the Comanches in barn Palace, we do verily believe Canada would kick up another revolution, cut their own throats, and bite in the West, and of a murder or two by the savages their own noses off in pure chagrin. on the northern frontier. Lemus, with the remnant of the Mexican One word to Mr. Thomson—make yourself perfectly federation, is said to have crossed the Rio Grande and at home in Canada—treat these rampant royalists as they deserve ; and if they disobey the Queen's authoentered Texas. rity, or say anything disrespectful of the royal pettiThe Galveston Gazette of October 4 announces the coats, only let us know, and you shall have as many arrival of Commodore Moore, of the Texan navy. loafers as you want to regulate the refractory. In the This, we presume, is the Commander or Lieut. Moore, formerly of the United States navy, who wrote such an meantime the household troops will serve you, for they are the only serviceable and sensible people now in ambiguous answer to Mr. Paulding, when officially inCanada. quire(' of whether he had accepted a foreign commission. The same Galveston. Gazette has a long article about For full particulars of the state of the Money frauds and peculations in the Custom-house, by which it Market, and the prospects of the suspended banks, seems that the Texan Government trustworthy sorvants. Government is no more fortunate we refer our readers to the City Article of the i than our own in finding Provisions were enormously dear at Houston, the new same Journal, which will be found among the sub- seat of Government. joined extracts. The fads which it enumerates are New York Commercial Advertiser, Oct. 21. of the utmost importance at the present moment.