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We have daily expectations or suepic ions Of a
declaration OF war from La Rspxblica Mtritdha,
and the inevitable necessity Of appeal to the re-
representatives. Of the people elect, for the, Twenty
ninth Congress, to repair to the Capitol, for the
purpose Of meeting this alternative by suitable
means for the defence of Texas and the national
honor.


war with Mexico, and letters of marque, hcen-
cling under her flag, privateers and pirates Of all
nations, 10 prey upon commerce, in addition to
the hordes of barbarians she may send to be but
chered in Texas, will give us some little employ
ment for time, and may eventuate in general
revolution, which will shake Old England's fast
anchored isle like an earthquake and involve the
whole civilized earth directly or remotely in its
results.


Governor Shannon expresses the opinion that
Mexico must declare war, and Tat the President
must convene, in consequence 4 two Houses OF
Congress BY proclamation. Two thirds of the peo-
pie oil this Union ripe for war, and the announce
ment will be hailed as the dawning of new era of
national glory, regardless OF the sacrifices which II
may cost. But, nous Ueroni, we say with old Father
Rltchle, ve,Tons.


We noted yesterday the arrival in town of Hon.
Geo. O. Dromgoole aud several friends; This even
ing there are recorded at Coleman's, the names OF
the Hon. Il. M. T. Hunter, and Hon. James Ged-
don, both OF the Virginia delegation IN the next
House OF Representatives. Some say that the SIM
utaneous appearance of these Virginlans has some





and that Mr. Walker is to be- or has been consulted
to the plan of operations necessary to ward off
The election of John w. Davis, of Indiana. Very
likely. Others say that these men, '93 and 90 come
10 upset, if possible, the appointment Of M'Iane 10
England. Hardly probable, for we assure you that
the south would rather have an uncertain man on
the Oregon question to treat upon the subject, than
such an out-and-outer as Allen or Benton, or the
likes OF them.


Mr.. Hungerford arrived Yesterday from York
state but what right he has TO expect anything of
,he Administration, after his abolition opposition to
Texas, We cannot for the soul of us divine.


Among the arrivals in town since our
last advlces,are, at Browns, the DIR. h. b.
May, and n. ID. Bird. Esq, all in company
from Virginia, and Andrew Johnson Of Illinois;
Commodore Stockton is at Coleman's; Hon. Joseph
Morrs, OF Ohio, Is also in town, his old quarters
on Missouri avenue Some of these gentlemen have
desire to the President others are perhaps pre-
sent and more will be here, as witnesses upon
McNulty's trial next week, OF which you shall be
fully advised