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eatnaisslon nr. Monroe wrote iu him Io dlssuaie him, appealing to his pau niistn, and ih the caurse of the letter, took occasiou make the apology of the Spanish An.

 General JHFKssA, in replying, consehied to con- tinue in the public service said thai We ought for the present tn be content WIih ihe F'arldas, and pressed very decided opinion that he nssession of Texas was not necessary the safeiy of our south western frontier

 IL seems c lo us that Mir Kennedy's d. clara. ton is not made ont To say, xear after Texas has been surrendered bs usaiy, '.that we ought fr Ihe present o be content wiIh the Fardas," s say ing what it would require vast deal of ingenuity to wresl into q delbeI ate approval of the terms oi that treaty as the ~sest thing thai could be done al the time il was mste.-TN. Y Eve. Post.