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Extract from q letter Of later date Of one
day.


"Great rejoicings are held in consequence OF the
carria &c of the Annexation Resolutions When they
were returned to the capitol approved by the President
they were greeted with laundering P'audits. The
measure has lost all party character and is now regard
ed a, national How England will take it we know
not neither do we care she brstles, all is well; Tor
the lighting spirit is up throughout the country. The
streets here are thronged by strangers from all parts
of the Nation and it is not uncommon to hear anon
them the cry of Texas, Oregon and i'm mediate War
with Great Britain" feeling pervades the Peo-
pie different from any ever witnessed or knew. 1t
will result in great and happy measures. have no
occasion to change my opinion about tho cabinet e1
cept that Bancroft is regarded as possessing equal
claims and chances for the Treasury Department.


The above arc the substances Of the letters from our


friends at Washington city; but for the satisfaction ol
the friends of the Arkansas office seekers, we will
state that if they will call at sH"ei", We can give
them information tickling and tingling in relation to
their hopes.