{"newspaper_name": "The Columbian fountain.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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There was report circulating through our
streets to-day, which produced some surprise
and excitement, viz that Mr.. Pakenham had
protested against our troops crossing the Rio
Grande. As this rumor may have flown, by
this time, half the way to New York, and may
affect ,he price Of stocks, if it were not even
designed to effect that object, we deem IT our
duty to saw at once that the story is, SO far as
we are advis, sd, without any foundation. Ger


tain it is, our government has not yet heard OF
any such prott ct; and deeply. indeed, should
We regret the mo vement We never express


cd any sentiment more honestly in our lives,