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MT. Webster in the Ashburton treaty, we los the subject oi controversy, forfeited the respect ot the world and of ourselves, and invited new and unfounded pretensions from our ad- versary.

 HE GREEK CoUNoIL.-The annual coun- ell oi the Greeks commenced on Thursday last, and from what we can learn will be well attended. The run8erS which were sent out to the prairies did not succeed in bringing m the wltd tribes, but Oh the contrary narrowly escaped being murdered. A letter from gen. tleman in the Creek Nation 10 a friend in thls place, states that the runners which Were sent to the Comanches were robbed, and | chased six days and nights, and escaped very l narrowly. The Pawnees, it is thought, will war upon the Creeks during the ensuing sum mer. The Creeks will decide during the present Council the course to be pursued to- wards them. There is much important bu slness to be transacted, and upon the whole will be well worthy of attendance

 The Wacoes, Riches and Caddoes are the only Prairie tribes that will be represented.

 The writer above referred to, says that he was present when the upper Creeks sent the news of the reception of the runners, by the Comanehes. to Rolly Mcintosh, and that he thinks that there is great probability of a ''frolico this summer.-.4rkdnSaS IatelHgefl- cer, .Ndy 8

 PUBLIC MEETINGS IN TEXAS UPON AN NExATIoN-We learn by gentleman direct from Red River, that large meetings had been held ln the counties of Fannin, Red River and Lamar. In Fannin out of one hundred and eighteen only three opposed Annexation Tn Lamar only seventeen out of hundred and filty-and in Red River those in favor of annexation number ten to one of the op- position.-.4rk. Intel