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Wh8UlNa104s OSe. 0, NH1Us~ There is a circumst1nce connected with

 the completion of the fEesloents mesaage. v,h;ch- as ii is stated by public rumOr, has ovC;ted 0ood deal of curiosity and specula-

 t;o,, . ii is said that a change of considerable

 ;ro,,r,,ance yvas made on Tuesday morning.

 . 1ew hours before the delivery of the mes

 o.ro Some surprise was created bv a ru-

 ,S,57r thai an accident had happened at the office of the Globe, by which the whole of the

 tyne off the message had been dislocated, or,

 as the typographical phrase is. had been

 thrown into pi-and that, in consequence, On-

 ly short supply of copies would be ready

 when the message should be delivered. The truth, however, as it afterwards came out, was, that as the message originally stood, there was about two or three pages devoted to the subject of Texas, recommending her admission into the United States confederacy that on Tuesday morning, as the message was about to be sent to press, messenger came to the office, empowered to strike out all this part of the message, and to substitute the few lines which appear in the message as it has gone forth. There is much specula- tion as to the cause which produced this sud- den and late alteration in the matter contain ed in the message; but the general impress sion is, that this part of the message had not been submitted to the President during the preparation of the message, and that it had been intended by the author of the portion relating to Texas, 10 smuggle it in, believing that the feeble condition of the President would prevent him from an inspection of the contents. This scheme, however, was en- tirely disconnected by command on the part of the President, made on Monday eve ming, that the message should be read to him in its perfect form. Obedience was unavoid- able. The message was read-the effect up- on the President of the part referring to Tex as, was to throw him into considerable ex- citement., He immediately insisted on the change, which was accordingly made at the late hour, and causing all the inconvenience and trouble which have stated.