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SOME FART OF THE kESCLr.-A large StoVe
Manufacturing firm Smith, Lockwood 81 Co.. of
Troy before the election received order for
$4,000 worth of their stoves. Immediately after
the election their correspondent writes, (" in cen:e
quence Of the election of Polk, must reduce my
order to $4,000" This is mat the Wings told the
people, but they would not listen, would happen
Do they believe it nov


LATE FROM TsxAs-The New. Orleans Tropic
OF the 18th inst. qaotes the Cla:ksville (Texas)
Northern Standard of the 18th ult. 10 the follow
log effect;


"By the Western mail We learn that President
Houston has received another communication
from Santa Ana, which is said to be of pacific
character. 1t is stated that the contemplated
invasion of Texas by Mexico is abandoned, and
we believe it is settled that England and France
have offered to obtain an acknowledgment of our
independence, on condition that Mexico shall have
the right to renew the war whenever we offer
ourselves to the United States. Red Lander.


1t is rumored that President Houston intends
Immediately to convoke an extra session of
Congress" Id.


Should this statement prove true, where can
the Polk and Teras party turn Tor shelter If
Tezas should thus neatly slip through their fin
gera, what can the unfortunate South do for It.
self7-Tha other news from this il.starred Re-
public is, that two men, named Flynn and Mul-
lens, have been stealing Negroes and dealing in
counterfeit Coin.


FROM ST. DoMrSco.-By the arrival of the brig
Hayt, Captain Cutts, on Saturday evening from
Port-au.P Prince, we learn that the Government re-
mains perfectly quiet. The President arrived with
an army Of 5000 men from the North on the 4h inst.
The market is glutted with all kinds of American
produce. Coffee very high and scarce and the new
crop comes in slowly. Very sickly among the ship
ping.


LATER FROM RIO DE JAsEIRo.-By the arrival
Of the bark Amelia Mulholland, from Rio Oct. llth,
we learn that hostilities had ceased between the
Buenos Ayreans and Monievideans. Business very
inactive. The only American frgate in port was
the Raritan, TO sail in or A days for the River
Plate.


The CHlEA TREATY.-The completion Of a
Treaty with China, by Mr.. Gushing, On the same
basis as that made by Sir Henry Pottinger, with
some concessions in the article Of lead, must be
considered very important event. We should be
grateful TO MIR. Cushing for having managed this
matter 30 happily.


The "LoNG-SHoRE" FisHERIEs.-This impor
tant branch Of business, says the ST. Johns IN. b.
Herald, it is feared s destined to speedy e1tinc
ton. The Carbar, Moose, and the beaver are no
longer to be found in the forests the Walrus, and
the large species of Seal have disappeared from the
Bay of Fandy, and on the coast OF Grand Haven,
Campo Bello, Indian Island and Deer Island, wers
for trapping fish are seen in every convenient place.
by which large and small are captured alike, and as
only the largest can be salted, some hundred of
thousands of barrels in the course Of the season
allowed to rot.