{"newspaper_name": "Mobile register and journal.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
{"character_count": 2291, "word_count": 416, "ccnet_language_score": [0.9413999915122986], "ccnet_perplexity": [1520.5999755859375], "fasttext_language": ["en"]}
We had two successive failures of the mail, yes to-day from beyond Stockton and the day before frou beyond Charleston.

 The correspondents of the Charleston papers fur nish items of intelligence from Washington no contained in papers of lhe same dale Their let lers are ol the 9th inst That of the Mercury says

 "rhe day begins te break for Texas, although the Northern horizon as dark eyer-light is rising in the Souh IL is impossible believe to carry Iht question in the House of Representatives by the De mOcrac party, AS great as IS their majority; but h, Wings front the South are beginning 10 give way Tho uhigs from Tennessee, two from Georgi ia. ma, be two from North Caro hna, and one from Virginia are expected to go for thIs measure, under suci qualifications will be acceptable to all its friends For Ihc first time since Congress met, l have some confidence that this great measure II be carried in he House, and 1t passes in he House, inc clarcei are two to il wil' tlle Senate. Texas vii h. admitted as Stats, under Mir sTibatts' or Mir frong1ole $ proposition. So draw a long brestl atici your loug su- ense, and let the cloud depar rom your brow"

 The correspondent of the Courier has the fo How. Ing:

 Since rlored my letter 10 night am surprised lo learn, that Mir Yancey of Alabama, and Mir. Cling. man o North Carolina, left rhls city in ihe cars for Baltimore, al half past this evening, for the sus- pecled purpose of fighting,

 Mir Clngman, as you are aware, opposed the an- nexaton of Texas, m d speech day two ago ,and he also voted with MT. Adams against the 25th rule.

 Mir. Yancey, in his speech, spoke of Mir. c as "merting the scorn and execralion of every honest heart m lhe South"

 Alr. Clingman requested an explanation or re:ruc- ton, in a letter, winch was conveyed to Mr. Yancey by MT. Chiffon of Va Mr. Chiffon would not con s-ut bear the letter without the liherty of express ipg his views of he matter to Mir. Yancey He told MT Y, that he considered his language jusiifiabe.

 MT. fancey, in reply to the lettrr, sent to Mir. q copy of the offensive paragraphs.

 Mir. Clingman afterwards had some conversation with Mr. Yancey. and the parties have left the city together.

 give this as hear it, from good authority, not vouching for it myself