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nonsirnce OF some .au'cs VINO were s.anohg NJ "e u
ana thtr assurance that the object OF their p"rs" was
~" Il, ~. nnase: 'Iy te'o. Ha' w give TIC i'''
The Cincinnati Wing Of the I'd inst. says that the
"polt;on Of the mob which assaed the negro houses on
Saturday night was chiefly composed of boys and quite
Young men. One Of the houses which most urcd
the swamp, was grocery drinking shop kept ny
black persons Every thing in the shop was destroyed
and the huu:c was much inu.lated. Tiny were
ncensed against this tenement than any other because
of belief eyisur among them. that it was from i, that
the uup had been fred On Sunday ni,ht large mum
Der of persons collected in front OF The rank liz House
under the inrressiau that James G. Rnev was ccd
there They Insisted upon a search ans, appointed a
committee VITO rxan,;npd every room in tho hous". As
s,nn as il was asrt.inrJ that Bir,ey there, the.
were addressed by the Mayor. VII, urged upon Chem Il"
dspersr. They accordingly returned 10 their l,oi"s,
and the town had since continued quiet On tn. a'lrr
ncnn of the ID inst great meeting Of The citizens
held Judge Burke in the Chair who auncd Tie 1Iio%'
inv resolutions:
" Whereas the noace and order of the CITY has been
di:urbrJ
:: Ecsoir,4 That this mcc,;pr do dp.plv rcrret the
causes Of the eccn, and entirely disapnrovc
OF in"Hs or nnSr unlawful asSe!loagrs' .
hcSmfs"; maj we "'i' c9raIiy snPpnTt Inc Guy az"
lh0ru's in 'rir efforts |" preserve IN" pune peace ~
Will i'art'y cnepc!alr wIll each oshef IN a.! eAeliS
10 rli"ct iHat o'Jrct
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Excitement at Cincinnati.

If ever mob could be justified it is in the case OF the
Fanatics of Cincnnat-If ever mob of this oescrP.
ton conducted themselves with any moderatIon' IL IL
the Mob of Cincinnat-The Repuolcan o. taa'
town declares ait was the most systematic, ORDER
IT, and well.bel,aved mob we witnessed, and at
the time the most determined Their eonouct al
the house of Mr. Donaldson, have heard nghly co1
mended by those who witnessed it, They oIo NOT even
enter the house or attempt to modest it, its inmates
and, although it proposed to appoint committee
search the house for Nj Donaldsonj yet upon the 70
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Meeting Of the Republican Corresponding C0Hmtee o.
Pnuhnian COMRtN

On the first day Of August, instant Chat haVng peen
1 @eeyr Cc OF the Republican Corresponding Committee
appointed for the county Of Powhalan, by
of the Republican members Of the last Legsa,uI1e ano
Jacob Miclraux, ST. Esq, appointed by the Convention
Chairman of the Committee, took the Chair and
Crump was appointed Secretary The committee having
made considerable addition TO their NUMBER "a s ".
and address were then read by Col. II. l.: Hopkins
unanimously adopted By the Committee, and ordered 10
be Published a. .or,;,,,;on
Rssolred, That we cordially approve the non'nauon
&c N,rtn Van Buren, Of New York, for the Presidency
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Democratic Republican Committee for Tie county Of
JnucuStLr.

Dr. James X. Ball, WIN. B. Mitchell. Joseph a. Gar
ter. John L. Chinn Saln c. Tapscott, Richard b. tutt
WIN Saunders, Henry l. Bscoe, WA: C. Carpenter,
James Thrali, Hancock iIaynic, John kenln, VIM s
Dogget,, Cyrus River, w. w. Davenport VIM i4az'
ard, James w. Gresham. Dr Wm. Jones, John Samp-
son. John Beane, Thos Coats Charles Ingram, George
Puen, Thos Bryant, Jos. r. Parsell, John E: Watts
Braxton Krkham Dr.. Charles H. Lee and, VIM H. Dan
dridsc. Thos Norris, John Hargon, James Degges 10
bert Forester Richard CocEere!!, Richard DAVIS VIM
r, Dawson Richard Edwards, John Lee, Saml Down
inr Cant, Thomas Armstrong. Col. \. J. Palmer Capt
WIN. r. Harcunl, Oc,avius Lawson, Z. G. sl~arman,
Capt Jesse George Peer Chase, David VERIFY Dr. Le-
riuc VERIFY. EIlyson VERIFY Wm H. Stot Presley Cox
Grorre PAYNE. George Bcau-, Nicholas 2. Buchan Da
MEL Pierce Archibald Hinton.
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PeuuMicau Committee fer Ftstmore'and County.

J. W. Hungernrd, Con. Middleton. Jno GrahaT wal
ter Bowce Gordon FERRIS, Sol. S. HUT John ~ Powell,
Edward S pence, WIN. Jackson, Oson Ingram, beneoSt
Walker, Vim II. Benson GiIard HUT, St; stephen ~
PITTS, los. s. Lyal, Sarn e. Atwel, Col VIM H. SAND
ord, john NJ. Marn,udukc, n. H. Hazard, VIM Ono
hu"dro. john Hnnter John Powers, Thomas omchun-
dro, John Norwood, Henry iungerford Francis Grip
lett, joshua Reamey, Wm Il. IrPlett, George hlng,
David r. Cheyis. John Gaync. Wan. Anderson, James
r. A,wel. Vincent Garrack, Christopher Dratey iaHd
Edward Porter.
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llEA1'Ha.

, ea,, H.. NJ, J.SE. WIFI of M James Burnett, OF
,nnr s.:rre ihr, uf - days, OF small poH' III
% h ,h CHRISTIAN lnitrIr and 10 inc vi" h
sh' o'r I'D ne, husband ami amnH children, INC
w, oil. ys old. snlcn her loss Sie "us o, ~ rho
Methods, church AZ ;nc- I"gn,rr o. M b.
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CO-ILNI.NTC-dTEJ1
Atm Cor, OF Quarterly Session, continued and held .or
tar coua,, Courthouse, ON Saturday, tue 9th 'ay Oh
lS.j ,I, States.
,r;,, Lcc announced the Count, the tnwnS tc"'n'' ~
thcrrnpon adopted 49,, , p,. rL,, :, common
Bssoyti b. TIE mzmbs~ Of TIC Crrt aud EI, lhat; III h
,; mir .ow citizens. deeply Symattzr III h' a'"I" .
,,uIv oraa and good man, Jtc Mni; If' ~ , Of
49,, Gov his memory resolution he "n"G y" h ,,,,s
re- , d rnnc. ptrs,c lg Clerk, b. uhitlcd u'c i'
OF the h,rhmoha u hul'' ~ HKi'lli'R l.. DAVIES, &C.
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VIRGINIA SPRINGS.

The Lcwisburg Alley hanian OF the DIN INST says III
is supposed that ut the White Sup hur ana The houses
contiguous, the visitors OF which use t!lt Wa"7 ltFe
are 600 boarprs probably go. Persons dnccl from
those places inform that there 0 at the Salt Sui
phur 100 al the Red Sulphur, lao at the Blue Sulphur,
and equal number at the Sweet Springs besides ie
Grey Sulphur, Hot and Warm Springs, all OF which
come in for ul! share Of public PATRONAGE We un-
dersiand there were last accounts about 10 n The
Hot Springs and 100 at the Warm. a n Orleans gen
tenan lust from the White Sulphur, thinks that there
would hi 5000 visitors at those celebrated springs "c-
conmodaons could be obtained We hope, That our
worthy and warm. hearted friend, MIR; Caldwell, Will
have an eye this circumstance, and e:agc The scale
of his operations. The public good demands II. as lnuc
Is hIs Interest.
We understand that on Saturday last there were about
800 visitors at Tie Fdwqnisr White SuphnT-and the
crowd daily increasing. w
The Saratoga Sentinel Of Tuesday week says: he
arrival OF strangers is unprecedented ny any former sea
SON. The public and private boarding establishment:
are all full 10 orrriowng. The arrivals during the pas
month fall little short ot IOOO
WIN. Nekervis Esq, the faithful and accomplished
Cashier of the Farmers Bank OF Virginia from the com
,nrnceent Of the Institution has resigned has Office ant
John G. Blair Esq, first Book. Keeper OF the BANK ha
been elected ~ succeed him. Mr. i. will take post OF
the 10Th instant.
TIL. Thiag is uyT' Says the Philadelphia U. S. Ga
ze,te mr. rathcr pan Barren d0lrn The celebrated ANA
ION Mrs Royal, who had for some time discontinue
her pauI Prv is again in the field against him Hlle
yeltCOatpu Heroes lake the Hc!u G" '""
riaian expect to sncceedo The following Bulletin
ushcred forth in the Gazette ''as containing h'Shi
important political nn"inccment: :.
R0ysH ustonhed al paragraph P"oi7Tt
the United uray ctns las hEi
sac jnnuan. ihlt friendly NJ! Van Buren, Their
man N United States whose political course MIS- ho!"
,bIors shove all Others Nj Van bnr"n !: ,ho man. a
having visited hs city with view Of procuring ianc' " P
FIR. Van Gufca down.
Philulephia, August 9Th, ls3'.' NJ -,
JLe Narician was never in danger before His sta
berins to pale The Wings must indeed he put to the
tr1mps, when they have recourse TO so formidable
auxiliary.
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WIycuEsrER, August
. THE MEMORY OF MspIsoS.--Satnrday last was de7o'
ted By our citizens to the melancholy task OF paying
Iast tribute of respect the memory OF MI aolsoh'
Th nrncr,so formed under the direction Of the com
,a,,ee Of arrangements proceeded at o'clock to the
Episcopal church. where, after prayer By me REV.
Mr. Royal the EuIogy was pronounced by r. ",''Ia'ns'
;nn in tine most satisfactory manner and Showed hn'
scC espcciay familiar with the many important puonc
services Of Mr. Madison. -TTgiHtaH
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Committee in Richmond coty faror"bc 10 The election Of
Martin Yam Buren, and HIN. Smith, r=:
Col Moore +. Brockcnbroush, Joseph ". ChInn, ESQ.,
COL Vincent Branharn, Col Jos, Palmer Col W. BEL
field, Maj. Thos r. Barnes, Thos Dobyns, Dr. - T.
Buckner Capt. Lyme Shacke:ord Col. Philip A. Bran
ham, Samuel Williams, a. A. tsascock John Spence,
John A. Morri<s, Capt. joseph Bcliied, Maj Benz D.
Rust John Cox, Henry Latham, liobrtt ""oddy' ga
muel Aohershead, Thomas Oldham: Thomas l.. ANVIL
Capt: a. G. McCarty and VIM. J. Eeamy
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For the information of the distant relations and friends
Of the late SAMUEL 0. PErTrs: of the county OF aho'
YER it is deemed proper 10 state that he was attacnea 10
the command of Col Fannn, and was one OF the victims
To Mexican pedy that ever memorable OCCASION ne
d.ceoscJ when he met his untimcly end. was Captain
Of int looking corps. called the New Orleans Greys
Cut down in The beginning Of life and manly bearing,
his friends may we'll lament the sudden termination OF
prospects which an intrepid spirit and soul Of honor held
out to him in such service. 1t is honorable to the me,
ory of the deceased know, that he strongly opposed
capiiulaon prcferring the chance of cutting their way
through the enemies ranks, to trusting their !a'tn
Capt Pe,tus about "a years OF age and one oil up
ward of 100 descendants "a grand SOM Of the venerable
Thomas Price, senior, Of Hanover county.
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THE HiSE Ui.N.N'ER!


A dinner is going The rounds of the Wig papers,
which was lately given to ''the Hon. A Wise, by "a
large number OF the citizens OF the county OF Accomack
Mr. Thomas r. Joyncs presided MIR. Wise toast runs
thus:
The Eastern Shore Of Vi:ginia-Sound to the core:
it is in part relied redeem the State Of Virginia from
disgrace and the Government of tie United States from
the touieS pollution and The basest dcspoilSm The
try expects every TO do his duty in November"
And when was the Eastern Shore sound? Was il
in the days Of the Alien and Scdlon laws-when the
star OF Federalism there in the ascendant-when
her leaders stood BY the Administration of john Adams
and voted against Madison Resolutions and Report:
Is she sound when Of her strongest Leaders
have gone tn the opposite side of the Zodiac, and avow
the hsresy o; Northumberland when al tins very din
ncr We have the following toast presented:
I" By Edward Z. Pits Modification The only true
and safe barrier to the encroachrpns Of the General
Government the side, and the d!sunion Of The
States on the other. May ever hud it dear, aud
cherish the brightest legacy bequeatcd TO Us by The
immortal Jefferson.
THUS the Eastern Shore is part horse, part alligator
Sone If her leaders Feds others NuIIiters They may
not all be So The hero Of the day for example, Mr.
Wise what is he At this present time Of speaking Shall
We rank him in the school of Gen. Parker, and Judge
Upshur and John G.. Cahcun-a!l whom toasted
succession at the dinner? Or Mr.. Wise, who is just
toasted after them, still dssen from their doctrines
as he six years ago: Or have his abstract po-
Gtics undergone the phnss with his political
attachments: Four years ago he member vi the
Van Buren, Convention and brought in neck and heels
sort OF resolution declaring the most unbounded de-
yuun TO Cen Jackson II with difficulty his then
political friends, the friends Of Jackson and Van Buren,
prevailed upon him to Withdraw it-Now he goes the
whole hog against both Of them.
Among the letters presented to the dinner party. was
one from the Hon. y PctJn. tall all Honorable
in which Mr. P. ventures 10 advise and exh"rt Virginia
calls upon her " 10 shc,c her blood'-decares that
" Pennsylvania has broken the manacIes which were
prepared for her giant limbs. VIII Vrg nin wear them:
If YOU break the wand 10 Virginia, the Ma glcun
patton gone AIR. Peyton Crockctling- running
ahcad-of the facts of The He will find that Penn
sylvania has not yielded her giant limbs 10 the wthes OF
Whiggery-nor will Virginia do ii either, in faith OF his
incaniations--We advise him in turn 10 look nearer
howe He may find even Tennessee not " 80 unsub
ducd and unsubiuable he suPp"ses her to be- Ever
the influence Of Messrs. Bell White, IL Co., may be
Sunderland his constituents may sing TO the Hon
Peyon the old nursery tale OF Lady bug, lady bug
iuir house is on fire "
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(F;Dm the BdllimcrG Gazette
~. IfNn & 4 II tl,Il l. 4 \ =

The mail furnishes us to-day with New Orleans pa.
pers to the 9th ut, by which appears That General
Gaines will not have taken possession Of The exposed
frontier moment too soon, as there can be little doubt
that the Indians among them the intanons tribe OF
Cherokces will in short time be in large turce on nur
border to carry out their we'll known system OF plumber
and blnodshed
The New Orleans Bulletin of the 2ls says:
"a letter from highly respectable source, dated at
Naamoras the Doth ul, says: Il is an und3uhed iact
that this Government (.le Mexican) have made or are
making treaty to engage eight thousand Indians to join
them The Chcrohefs are aircady engagrd There are
Ecnr,pen or fifteen Chiefs Of different tribes within few
miles of here, who have daily communications with the
officers The Commissioners were this morning turned
into the common prisons with criminals IT is not i'm
probable shall be invited to take French leave OF Tins
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II
Er,r1rf NJ Goihrr letter, I0tcd

1
Dear sir--Through the medium Of your paper |
think it highly necessary that the Government of the
limited States as we'll the Texans, should he inform
ed of what presents ITSELF odous, in my opinion. in
the character of Cen Urea the Me- Commander
in Chief too objectionable 10 be ovcrnoked and should
be- immediately attended to by the United States.
We have at this nonent here SIX or seven Indian
Chiefs Cherokees aud other tribes with their n'eprc-
Tor from Texas These Indians OIL a mission tn the
General and have had several private meetings with
him. There exists no doubt OF the business they maze
come on and have made propositions to the General 10
ioin the Mcxicans against the Texans, which appears
now 20 be concluded-As Colonel Waterchea IS 20 he
despatched morrow to their camp distance mp
the river where they have 30 or 40 in numbrr, to be
uscd rs sncs or runners had occasion to call on Ge
neral urea at his quarters business when met there
three of the Indians with their interpreter making IN
quies of the strength Of their tribe, the General ocIng
anxious TO ascertain what force they could muster with
the other tribes. ,
sTc Comnissary of this place has orders to purchase
500 or 1000 horses for the cavalry, which he is now 40,
ps Every movement appears to confirm the nrei 'nat
the negotiation is concluded with promise 10 the IN,
dnns OF land aud CATTLE should they assist ana succeed
in extern,i;lang the population of Texas
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NIOR Sale at the Richmond ENQUIRE, Office, John
SON g. Dnrants best Philadelphia News and Book
INK, (wa,raned,) ct fail, moderate prices
July
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mimi ro vould res6,, 10 no such artifce We desire the
election to be settled by the People, ana mol ny e
House of Representatives ask then, IN conclH-
son that you will burst the shackles ol party iat you
will elevate Yourselves above the low and grovelng IN
auenccs of local prcudces; and that you VIII, US wise
and dsnerestcd patriots, fully investigate the me-
rs and dement's of oil the candidates. and H. by the ala
Of reflection, you should concur with US IN OPINION we
should be proud to have your assistance III sustaining
tile single and undsguisd ticket for the election OF Mar
tin Van Buren, TO the Presidency and VIM Smith to the
Vice Presidency of the United States.
Republican Corresponding Committee appointed by the
COnrrgti0n for the county Of Po,rhatan.
Jacob Micbaux ST, J. c. Porter Samuel Drake, F. B.
Poyal Milton Atkinson, Edward Scott, Joseph Wren,
Thomas w Johnson, Alfred o. Jones, Thomas Porter,
John r. b. Harris, Thomas Merryman, Henry W.
Mouck Jabe2 Watkins, William Graves, Samuel jones'
William Forsee William McGruder, James r. Gates,
Edward MAYO Francis S. Sampson, Francis 3 smith,
Pleasant Finch, William Straton: ST., geo W. [olafu'
Hugh French, Henry w. Lockett, Abner CrumP,
X. Murray, Geo. Taylor, Richard Bass, John JORDAN
William Nj. Justice, Martin Tucker, Zenas Ma"cy'
William w. Porter and VIM. Subett.
.4GIitionnL members Of tie Commnec.
Edward F. Baugh: John W. Nash, tienry l.. Iioph.,
Richard W. Atkinson, Edward W. Preston, fountal'i
M. Eddings, Edward G. Swami, James WlknSon ST.
JOS S. Lyon, WIN. d. Lyon. John flnskns, MIiliam
Amonett, lsham Steger, Sam ii. Steger Daniel BTo"n'
WIN. Howard, David stralton: Jesse Tucker, thomas
! Tucker, Thompson Tucker. Wilson Tucker. Henry
Tucker, Richard A. Taylor Daniel Taylor, Iohn Aston
Peter stratton Daniel Is. Segrr Jehtrson Smith, Jo-
seph j. Drake Peter Talbot Pcyton Tucker, VIM. F.
Tucker, Randolph Newton, Ed. a. Maxcy, MARROW W.
Atkinson Samuel Watkins, Vim. "nrrener, Thomas ;.
Subett Peter Subelt Gustavus Derp, isaac Spencer
Hannibal Harris Thos A. Harris. Ben: Watkins, DaTId
Watkins John Woodbridge, VIM. NJ Moseley: Ro5t Mo
seey sr, Robt slosceyir. Elijah Bailey Stephen For
ter, Peter D. Porter John Setd Jas. Allen, Ed"'n fsoI
mau, john f. HOLMAN, Robt Wren, Robl Wren, IT,
Mercer Harris Calico Wkinsou Obadiah Niaxcy, Plea
SAINT Farley Arthur Farley. Fred w Bass, John D. lay
Tor, O. X Brs,ow, Stephen F. Sampson, John Simpson
| Win W Atkinson, Asa c. BIanknsh!p, W IN. H. iarFi'
son. f. w. Bass, William A. HaskLns, Richard " bass
On motion Resg.rcd That the foregoing Resolutions
and Address be published in the Richmond ENQUIRER
JACOB MlCHAuN, Charman
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WHOLESALE PRICES.

4ugus. OH, 1876.
G.. Cough. (Buckingham) 6 a $lo-2 - oo-l
Sd SIS 5O-Average 81 81
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r con.c,u,- setting about the LIST September
Il -, Wait T., Oscur Territory Sh"nld any gentleman es
b. iii attend 10 he eury purchase OF lands, Tor the ueual
sire ~, " ,;on He car pud the Enquirer ONCE:
Aug 70 L>-'i'J =. :.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-07-16

6ghtthe other day, at Micanopy, sbou,
ten miles this side Of Fort Drsne, and
with few regulars ("rsscslly regu-
lars," as they are now Called beet of
large body Of Indians. Powelps OBJ.
ject at present is TO cut off supplies Of
provisions from Fort Drane. To eff
feet which, he has blocked up the road
between those two places, by telling
trees across it. Whether he has pre-
vented Major Heileman from getting
the subsistence train on to Fort Drane,
we do not know. However, two noun
ted companies ofregulars left here last
Sunday, and | am 10 great hopes that
he will not only get the provisions on,
but that he will give them a fogging.
He certainly will do SO if his force will
at all justify him. He has probably
between 500 and $50 effective men at
Micanopy and Fort Drans f; if he can
form a junction, the Indians, from the
smalloess of his force, may attack him /;
and. if they do, thick they will rue
it, unless, indeed, their force is vastly
superior to his. A large number of
officers have resigned, knowing that
they can do much better out of the Ar
my than in it. Many of them are
much dissatisfied with the excessive
dislike with which Congress seems to
view the Army, and their great repug
nance to put Us on footing with the
Navy, as regards pay, and from the
abuse that is heaped upon us from all
quarters, because we do not do what
they expect US to do, say because we
are not gifted with the power of ubi-
guilty /; because we cannot guard pla.
ces and chase the enemy at the same
time because, being in all not more
than 500 efficien. men in Florida, if
so many, and doubt whether we are
any thing like so many, taking all at
Tampa, For. Drane, this place, and
St. Augustine because we do not, !
say, do what would require 5000 men
to do. For my own part, l live upon
the hope that, as the Army is as bad
off as it can be, a reaction must take
place, and by which we shall be ben.
Gifted. ! have, therefore, endeavored
to content myself with the idea that
truth is great, and must PREVAIL"
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LETTER FROM CENTRAL SANTA ANA
TO GEN. FILAsoLA.

The small force operating under my
Immediate command having had an
unfortunate encounter yesterday even :
ing, the result has been that / am
prisoner Of war with the enemy, who
has preserved towards me every poss-
ibie respect. In consequence, your
excellency will direct Gen. Gaona to
countermarch to Bejar to await orders,
in like manner as your excellency will
do with the troops under your orders.
You will direct Gen. UREA to retire
with bis division to Gaudaloupe Vic
toria. A provisional armistice having
been agreed upon with Gen. Houston.
negotiations will be entered into to put
an end 10 the war forever.
Your excellency may dispose, for
the use Of the army, which from this
time remains under your command, of
the supplies and funds which are at
Metamoras and Victoria, Independents
ofthe twenty thousand dollars which
ought to be in the army chest on leav-
ing Bejar, &c. &c. &c.
SAN JAcINTo, April 20, 1886.
Aatonio Lopez de Santa Aaa.