rassaehu.-tts Antf-Tsxas Convention.


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nr al the fremont Temple, the President, Judge
WILLIAMS in the Chair. Prayer was offered by
Rev. d.. ALLEN Of Northampton.


The folIowing gentlemen were appointed .
COMMITTEES OF Cgrespondence siessrs. s. c.
Phillips, CHARLES ALLEv, JOIN c. GaAy, c. F,
ADAMS, ". 3 CALHOUN, JAMES G. CARTER, Jas.
FOWLER


Letters were read from Hon. LEyssETT SAT-
ossrAL1 ana Hon. JAMES FogLEE-the latter
lnsr.bsT of the Loco-Foco patty, qsbo had. TOO
much Democracy in his heart - allow hin TO
support sl2vesy. A lctte, was als3 lsad ffom
Prot. stuart, of Andoyer Theological senlinary,
expressing bis hearty concurrence in the cbjs CT
of the Convention.


Aff. GRAGG OF Rox5ury. another Loco Fgco
honest enough 70 refuse to follow MS par,yin .he
support Of the peculiar institutions Of the Soua,
stated tbat the voice Of the Democratic parry,
truly kGown, was opposed 10 the Annexation Il
Texas. His sympathies had always been with
the Democratic party, bat he was not Democta-
tic enough t. go or that. The secrets Of the
Baltimore Convention were ell corsing out, and
il was stgnatized Gor the first iimo, By Loco.
Foco) as an eminently cursed and diabolicai
| cfair, by which the Democratic party had been
juggled out Of its proper issues, and this T.sas
project vas f5isted upon It Ee concluded by
| saying that if every mcm6e- OF the party had
been where he mad bsen, and seen as much as he
mad seen, they would never vote for Annexation


The Convention was lhen addressed by Rev.
s. ]. MAY Of Lexington, Hon. JAMES G. CARTER
Of Lancaster, hon. HAsLgs z. ADAMS Of Bos-
ION, Hon LINUS CHILD, and Hoa CHARLES Al
LEN Of Forcoster utter which he Adde'S to
the People Of The United States reported on the
previous day, was adopted by t nearly unani-
nous vote.


Eir HrssEY of Lynn offered some resolutions
expressing the feelings of the Convention respect
ing the controversy 'gith South Carolina and Lou
isiara. Aftef somc discussion they were laid on
the table, and The Convention, alter voting to pub
Iish It's proceedings, dissolved


LATER PRom MEXICO AND TGxAs.-By New-Or-
leans papers of the 22j, we receive latar adyices
from Mexico and Texas, Galveston dates being 10





Bv The sniva! on the 18Th inst of the Tom Jack
Capt. Parker, from Corpus Christi, we have received
news from ihs Westseveral days later thas brought
BY the H. L. Kinney.


incre is Dothing OF importance received by ty,is
arrival, farther than that ruincr bad reached Cor
pus Christi that Santa Ana had been captured bi
Paredes, and subsequently, shot This piece OF
news lacks confirmation.


Our nformant states that uade still continues
coed and should the difficulties remain uaseuled
ior any length of time on the Northern froor of
Mexico, the Mexican trade in the WEST will be
greatly Increased.


The most Interesting matter from Texas, relates
10 Duff Green:


>First. We have the proclamation of his Exce.en-
CIV, dated Dec 1914, Ievnking the recognition OF
Gresn, as Consul Of the United Siates for Calves
ton, which his reasons for this course set1rh,
TO the effect that Owing TO circumstances known
10 the Executive the interests, honor and safety Of
the Republic require that the authority. extend
I'd, a. aforesaid, 10 The said Daft Green be revok


Three days after tie date Of this proclamation,
Green caused letter 10 be pablised in the H0aioa
TELEGRAPH.


It's dated Washington, Texas, Jan. 3" Duh'
has conceived an elevated view OF his persona po
sition in Ge7as, He assUfes mis- friends that the
matter is private between him and ;he President OF
Texas, and he is fniy resolved thai il snail remain
so. The British Minister and the President viii not
be allowed 10 defeat the interests OF the United STATE,
in TeKas-But Duf is not altogether satisfied ~i'l
the amount OF elevation assumed in this letter He
speedily publishes another in the National RaGis'er;
in this despatch he reveals how the break between
him and the President came sb0ut. He had No ia
tsnlioa Of iu,ioa,iug the President. That last
versation he had with him WIS 10 batch measures 10
prevent B.i,isi, influence from spreading on our
Western aud North Wesier: frontier. Duf still be-
lieves the President has labo,ed under nlisappJe-
hensiop.


President Jones has vetoed the bill for the rcmoysl
OF the pubc offices 10 Austin immediately after ns
adjournment Of The present Congress.


!hs Commiiiea OF Finance bayereportsd adverse
y 10 the measure OF Free Trade; though The sub
ecI OF reduction Of the Tariff continues 10 be DIS
cussed, uud the Finance Committees o! the two
Houses have msde separate reports, VARYING but
iiylle ia Substance. and both recommending very
limited reduction IN the tariff "


Gen Hamilton, Judge Longstreet and Gen. Mer
Ger Of We. have arrived AZ Galveston.


Ii is reported that officer engaged in the coilec
ZION OF the revenue on The Sabine, has lately nTed
several shots into American vessel engaged in
smuggling on that river.


p Tue NescS says that = bill Recommending the
call OF all foreign Ministers, has passed the Senate
by vote of 10 10 3, and it Is stated viii pass ,he
dispense with the office of Secretary of har and
Marine and the Treasurer, aud SO curtai tee sGIa
rit OF some other officers 80 10 reduce lie annual
expenses OF the Government 10 Sl2O eco


The verdict OF the Court aiaTtial, before which
Commodore E. " Moore Iied, has at last been
made public. IL closes as follows:


The Court therefore, pronouEce Ii rs their opinion
that the accused is gully OF dsobediencs OF orders,
ia manner and form as SET forth in specifications
second, third, fourth and fifth in charge third.


~ THE AMERICAN JOURNAL AND WIG Re-
VIEW for February is published We shalt notice
lis contents when we bave had time TO read them.


g One ofthe most ,astefully illuminated titles
we have ever seen is thst which accompanies the
l9;h number Of the Douay Bible, nov in progress
OF publication by E. DUNCAN, Isl Fulton street.
is 10 precede the New Testament, and is as beau
,ifui in design as ii is brilliant in execution. We
have also received The 20 II number thar ibis val
uable edii2n of the Sacred Scriptures is approach.
Ing its completion. To The Catholic public ii re
commends itself IL every particular.


TIE BIBLICAL REPOSITORY AND PsIScE-
TON REVIEW for January contains Elk articles, with
the following titles: The Reign OF The Saints: