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THE CANAL TRADE AND ToLLs-The number
Of clearances from Albany on Saturday. was 6b,
the amount of toll received about S4,700.


The first boat through fran Bufai0.-The
EMBLEM, Cap; HNMMoND of the Western Trans
poE,a,lon Company, arrived at Albany at 4 ?.
NJ, on Saturday-being the first boat through
with cargo OF "A tons, consisting OF ashes, beef,
and wool. The boat was unloaded, reloaded,
and cleared the same evening.


The first boats from Rochester, were the BAN
COR, of the Western Transportation Company,
and the GRAMFus, OF Rochester, of the Clinton
Line. They arrived on Friday.


The Buffalo Daily Courier of Friday an
nounces the arriva! OF the first boat through from
.il5any, the PLYMOUTH, Capt. PALMER; and re-
presents the canal as in the finest navigable con,
dition throughout the entire line.


The Cars TAIL may be seen sticking on,
about feet from the following, cut t,om the
Loco Foco Philadelphia Times:


at is reported on good authority tha, a letter
from Mr.. Clay has been received at Washington,
expressing in decided terms his opposition 10 the
Treaty for the Annexation OF Texas 10 the United
States. Ii so, lis publication will ruin him IN the
South"


There's the game. Ruin mr.. Clay at the
South is the whole object. We begin 10 believe
the whole thing an arran. humbug, never intend
ed or seriously expected to succeed.


Richmond Star.