Eastern Travel,
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The perfection of American travel yet attained
is that on the Railroads of New England We
looked in on Down East the other day, leaving
this City at 4 ?. NJ. and reaching Boston at s
the next morning, though the night was the cold
est of the season and the progress Of the train
greatly impeded by the hard frost. Those who
pleased went to sleep IN good bcrths on the boat
at s P. NJ, were called up in passing Newton
don at | A. H., landed al Gales Ferry at 2, took
cars and passed Norwich about 3 were in Wor
cester before 6, and in Boston about a. M
having had good sleep and WARM, quiet ride
throughout, though the windows of the cars were
sheetcd with frost and the mercury some degrees
below zero. Returning, we left Boston at 4,
passed Worcester at 6, Norwich at half past 5;
were on board and at supper by half past Q; had
a good nights rest, and were landed at Pier No.
| about A. NJ. IN the teeth OF one of the Sc
vercst North -Westcrs of the scason.-Ihe Rail
road Train on this route is under the care OF All
admirable conductor, and we defy any country to
produce better behaving boat than the New
Haven or better commander than Capt. Dus-
tan. The eight miles extension Of the Norwich
and Worcester Road from Norwich to Gales
Ferry has added immensely to the comforts of
this route III winter, and we cannot see how it
could be farther improyed,-By the way, what
horrid moaOp0tles these Railroads are, carving
passengers IN comfort IN third Of the time and
at one half the expense Of former years. No
wonder the enlightened Loco -Focoism Of New
Hamns hire rcDudlatrS them entirely


TEXAS.-The New Orleans papers give the latest
news from Texas. The only item of intelligence
from the Texan Congress is the statement thai Pre-
sidcn Houston has refused to comply witha resolu-
ton adopted bv the Senate, calling on him for IN
formation relative to negotiations with England,
France and the United States, touching the inde-
pendence OF Texas as nation, and her affairs with
Mexico. This refusal had created great excitement,
and u resolution 81 similar character, calling for
copies OF all correspondence between the Govern
nlent and any ioreg gn minister near the Government,
was adopted by the House of Representatives, by
vote of2l to II


The bill ordering the Government back to Austin,
was ordered 10 be engrossed by q vote OF l8 TO To-


The Houston Telegraph contains an article on
the % Annexation of Texas, urging it with great
carnestness. 1t says:


"A JOINT resolution IN favor OF annexation was In
troduced III the House oRepresentatives on Monday
the 2lst INST, and received the almost unanimous
appreciation of that BODY. We sincerely hope il
will be passed by the unanimous votes of the mem
bers OF both Houses.


FREE WHITE MALES IN Ono OVER u YEARS
On Monday gave table containing the results
| OF the late enumeration OF the free White males in
our State Tor the PIT pose of showing tbs rapid in
crease OF our State as bearing upon our increasing