Amendments To The Consti

The American Rcvicio snys, thrit tf usiify the late procedings of the Aduiinistration, witli reféranse lo Tcxasand Mexico.several important additions would he required to that veierablt; document cnllnd the Constitution. It sugvests Ihat thn following wo;ilJ, perliaps, cover the different exignncios of the case : "I. Congress shnll have power to incorpórate the United States with any oth3r people or country, on such terms ar.d sonditions ns may be ngreed on. " II. The PresiÜent shall "have auihorily to pmptoy t he arm y ol United States in the deferiré of any foreign couniry, thrcatened wiih invasión, at his disc:et:on. "III. The I'rrsidrnt sha!) havo auihority to niako Vut on nny foreign nation by invading its possessions ; provided only tliat lilis be done under pioIcxt of some claim oflilleto those possus, sions. " IV. The miliiirx óf the State, called inlo service as voluntecrs, may be cmployed by tlie President in prosecuting wars of invasión and foreign conquest. " V. The President shull have authority to govern, in complete sovereignty, anv territorv, provincf, or place Aken and occupied by the military farces of the Uuited Stats, and in sucli nianncr as he may sce fit. " VI. In any port or place taken and occupieel by the forces of the United Statrs, llie President may establish commercial ïegulations, and a tariff ofdulies un importa, lor the purpose of ra si ng an ndeppodenl revenuO, to be used by him lor military purposeS) in his diacretion, and lor which he shall not be held to any accountubility. The Boston Journal says iliat the hogth of waler pipes to bo l.iid down in tha city, will be eqiwl to sixiy-three miles.