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COMMERCIAL MOVEMENTS IN TExAs.-We have
Deen struck with two articles in the last New Or
leans papers We deem duty TO advise capitalists
both foreign and domestic, to look well to the conse
quences before they embark in these peTlous specula


ons or they may find when III too late that they nave
lost something more than their anticipated profits The
attempt eyade revenue laws, by bringing goods
into Texas. not for the legitimate purpose OF consump
ton there transhipment free of duty, after
neNation into the United states. We only say that
Tor months past the Secretary of the Treasury has had
that the whole power devoved upon him by the
tuition and the law will be exerted TO defeat specu
ations and protect the revenue and the goods
not be imported here from Texas free OF duty, until a
ter the formal admisso Texas State by the next
Congress, that body Will no doubt feel called upon, by
special legislation. to guard to the full of its
great powers this subject against these contem
plated evasions Of revenue laws We say, then to
these the revenue laws cannot be
evaded in this manner with impunity ty.--Washingto,,
Irninn. .IllIu 2G.