THE INJUNCTION REMOVED.
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The secret $. out and the territory is lost! It has been virtually gwen up to the President, to be by him transferred to Great Britain. The fact having leaked out by discussing tin party cau- cuses, and by various other means. tilc House on Thursday evening referred the secret to the Governor and Coun- cil, 10 be divulged to the Public, when they might think proper. Yesterday, before the adjcu:amcn., the Gogcr.sor sent a message to both Houses that the injunction of secrecy was removed.-- We were not able yesterday to procure a copy of these secret piocccdingst but understand generally, that resoIu- ttions passed Pi'oiii of commissioners, 10 meet commissions CTS appointed by the President, to ap- praise the value of the territory, aud a. gree upon an equivalent in land or mo- ney, the procee dings of the commission CTS to be laid before the next Legisla- lure. After thus offering to seV that part of our State claimed by the Bri-

 tish, we cannot expect the .Nution to take much interest in sustaining our right of sovereignty and property from foreign aggression. The Territory is gone. We may get s'thirty pieces of silver," orpossibly a tract of land some- where On the head of the Arkansas or the Red River, beyond where the Pres ident sends the Indians; or we may get nothing at all; just as the General Gov ernment shall please.-Matne Journal.