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them to draw but little water Men of all parties
now that the of annexaton complete, to re
gard It favorably have doubt that in two month.
nence certainly by the opening of the fall trade several
new vessels will be sent from this port to Texas
Ihe political letters fiom this place in the Herald OF
saturday created great excitement here and would not
be surprised IL you honored with several counter
blasts from Gov. Mortons friends. Being allied 10 no
party IN politics. sect in religion view these move
ments in the light would any other piece OF intel
lgence, and record them accordingly. may perhaps
some Of these days. if the excitement continues, iavor
you with sketch of the doings of the great democratic
party here from the time Mr. Bancroft joined It, up to the
present time. Wright, Josseyly 1Roberts, Thos Rowen
and Others who control the democratic movements here
all UNIQUE stionaby active politicians but after all


they but the springs set in motion by the master mind
of Bancroft. The best Of men cannot work without
tools; and bad tools, You know, better than
George knows this; and the way he manages his
dependents is worthy OF all praise.


George by master stroke, in the distribution Of the
Offices has secured for himself every stump speaker
approved brass in the Sae and these the boys that
make public opinion If he acts cautiously in future
has done the past he will when he retires from the
Cabinet at the end Of his term be able control the par
y in this state, despite OF all who may oppose him. As
Isaac Hill was New Hampshire so viii George Ban
croft be Massachusetts,


The question now in agitation is whether Bancroft or
Morton shall rule the State George intended to use
Norton but the Judge wouldn't stand it, and now he is
of on his own hook. Therefore, look out for fun.


We had great many arrivals at this port yesterday,
among them the brig Porpoise, from Rio Janero Her
captain is to be tried suspicion Of having been enga
ged in he slave trade.


A barque called the Peytore owned by Slas
Poarcc Co.. launched from East Boston on the 18th
inst She Is about $50 tons coppered and
copper fastened She is intended for the Mediterranean
trade The u. s. steamer Mississippi will be ready for
sea about the middle of this month