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FRAUDS ON THE REvENUE.-The Washington Union thus audes to certain "commercIa move menls io Texas"

 We deem It our duty 10 advIse capitalists, botl ioregn and domesic 10 look well to the consequences before they embark in those perlous speculations they may ind, when il ia too late that they have los something more than their anticipated profits The attempt Is to evade our revenue laws, by bring ing goods into Texas, not for the legitimate purpose ol consumption there. but for iranshipment free of duty after annexation. into the United States. We can only say, that, for months past. the Secretary of the Treasury has had his attention directed 10 this mos, important subject, and that the whole power devoived upon him by the constitution and the law will he ered 10 defeat these speculations, and protect the re venue. and, as the goods cannot be imported here from Texas free of duty, until after the formal ad. mission of Texas State. by the next Congress,

 that body will no doubt feel called upon, by specla Legislation, to guard, to the full extent of its great powers this subject. against those contemplated si1ns of sur revenue laws. We say, then, to these lors,-Beware; the revenue laws cannot be e'adsd ia tbIs manner wllh impupily,