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collect about tn money Ak Aunt Bell guess she
his house being told that had been found there
he told Mr. Ward 10 come II the morning and he would tell
hm all he could recollsc; about IT, immediately alter these
statements he became excited and ilraional


TExAs-We have o-day directly, and in such
shape as to command our belief, that a treaty for
the annexation Of Texas, unfinished at Mr.. Up
shur's death, between him and the Texan Min
lister, has been hurried to conclusion by the act
ing Secretary Mr. Nelson, and signed, and that
tomorrow or Monday it will go to the Senate,
where noses have been counted-enough, it is
said to insure its ratification.


We repeat, our authority is reliable. Ii there
be no mistake, then, say, the ratification Of
that treaty is the dissolution of the Union


American.
CONNECTICUT RIVER OPEN-About II O'Clock
NJ. to-day, the ice above the bridge, broke up,
and is running freely.4t O'clock P, NJ. The
water rises very slowly and is now only 10 feet
above low water mark At our freshet last spring
it was over 26 feet The ice is piled up on the
wharves above the bridge from % to 80 feet. 1t
is a grand sight TO look at. Navigation will pro-
badly be commenced on Saturday or Monday
next.


The steamer Seneca, lying at the foot of State
street, is now loading for Ncw-York.


Hartford Journal, l4th.


FIRST ARx1vAL.-The schooner Wave came
into port this morning from Milwaukee, being the
first arrival of the season. [Chicego Exp Feb. y.
STEAMBOAT BuRNEp.-The steamer Penelope
having ON board 100 bales of cotton, took fire on
her downward trip on the morning of the 9Th,
when about 80 miles above Mobile. Great exer-
tons were made to save the cargo but the pro-
Cress OF the flames was so rapid, that only about
100 bales could be thrown overheard. The boat
was scuttled with all possible despatch, but the
water was so shallow that more of the deck load
was saved by this process. There were several
passengers on board who, together with the crew,
lost nearly all their clothing and baggage.