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changes are effected in that time. Mr.. Smith con
tended against the assumption OF the debts Of Texas
especially we had no know ledge of their amount
on the amount OF her resources TO meet them. Her
debts might be ten millions, sixteen millions, and
even II they were one hundred millions, we should be
hound under the compact of annexation to pay them
IL rexas wished TO be annexed why did she not pre- en
schedle 81 her debts and her Then there
the question OF slavery. Was this question to be
LETT r future settlement He protested against its post
ponenent He boldly declared his right to dis the
evils Of slavery and bile he should resist any attempt
20 "a turo the institution Of slavery in States where
isted under the constitution he should also resist
attempt to the extension OF the evil Mr. reviewed the
proposed annexation Southern measure Qhe charac
Ter in which Mr. c. J. lngerso introduced it TO the
Honse and such resisted the representa-
tive of the interests the free States and Union The
great OF the free States then arrayed oppos
ton TO the heroes Of the Southipresented yesedy by
Mr. Yapcey Massachusetts defended against the at
tacks OF that leman land MIR Smith the more VI
gsrous his defence because his
tive State Mr. branching of into a dissertation
hour expired


ably contested the disputed ground in favor xaion
against Great Britain against despotsm against Mexico,
calculated to lead gradually The diversion Of slavery
from the continent MIR. Owen. caPtvatsd by the many
cusr could not avoid appeal TO their generous sym
pahies in behalf of thu wives and daughters OF Texas
against the harbar,v OF the bloody Mexicans


MIR L HAMLrv, Of Ohio, new member succeeded
next to the hoor when the COMMITTEES and after n


eie tua motion TO change The hour Of meeting ifom u
TO II in the morning the house adjourned till to
at IL O'clock.


FRoM MoNTsvDEo are indebted3 to
mercantile Trend for the annexed extract of let
ter, dated MoNTEvIDgo, Oct. 80 1874.


During the past ten days there have no., know
ledge been hundred barrels of Flour sold The price
il nominalthe best ofer for Flour sfoat has been
81 silver which would net about So So per hbl Any
attempt 10 force a sale would be useless any price,
Some change is about to take place in the monopoly
The Government will place duty of per barrel and
leave the baking free.


In politics. have advicss from Rio Grande of Gen
Paaz being there and that he would be at Corente
How true this is remains to be


AT Buenos Ayres they speak of stric blockade with
the cognzance OF all the foreign representatives ept
the French Amra who has decla ed that he will
cognse any other than the modified RI Commodore
Turner takes the views Capt Voorhees,, the Ame
will not allow il that shall never see this
vexatious question settled.


All descriptions Of eatables plenty here and very
dull of sne except at low prices 1--we cattle have been
sold at $40, silver, EACH Rah american, Jan o.