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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-14

WEDNESDAY, Sept. 1852. NJ.
The express mail brings advccs Of the cotton market
far south Savannah The demand there onthe 9Th inst and
for previous limited. Four bales of crsp
had reached and sold at IL l2I. The
crop forward spangy planters do not have the slight
disposition TO sell at present prices.
The market is also dull in Charle.nour information from
that up the OH instant sales for the week previous
that date ioc two bales OF the crop
sold and Immediately shipped for remittances
wehave material change to notice In this market small
transactions take place Import since LIST instant, 3ii bales
The mark the 9th inst rather nacyesales
III l3c.
The following Of the stock OF cotton hand
respective places named together with the stocks
LAT
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-14

WEDNESDAY, Sept 10, 6 PM
The trade city yet very dull for this season Of the
year. Sales auction and private account very small
Flour remains the Southern is in little better de-
and sales of Richmond city at o. Western continues :,
so62t whent In rather moderate request Sales L2o
6oc Rye demand at 7oa s2c. wehave change
10 notice Rcestock hand light The Iron English r.
W. sampl offered this day by Messrs. Minturn Co.
nearly all scld bat rather low prices, viz 1858 bars and
bolts in square, and fiat comprising about 20 TONS
sSs 4more s6si 1890 bars fat about TONS
ses 1902 fat about TONS $780, more lots same sss
&6e-Terms and months.
Sales at the Auction Mari4 English Ircn sos bales
Twine 2c; 20 bales bagging al4c % boxes L. rssns
sa ooc; boxes NJ do, 75c 81 do NJ H. do ls lsoc 90
Kegs do q 2s 70 hhds Tobacco n a7a-Terms cash.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-14

Here difference in the years bales
thirds stock LEFT on hand this year, last The
Of the old crop plantation the present moment
full bales. which makes stock OF i3s7o bales TO be
mixed This mmense stock with the large com
ing crop, will tend to keep prices where they The
planters owing these low rates. unwilling and some
win not send their forward They are determined TO
Keep until the quantity already in market shall be used
M They will then forward, asd realize handsome profits.
Marc nm this sube e in a few DAYS.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-14

Our accounts, addition those already published of the
podsce of the crops in rather spangy But what
do receive the gratifying In Georgia. and
indeed in all the Southern States the wheat in particular
We of excellent quality and very abundant
From Cape Cod learn that in that norhers Cline
the crops particularly quite promising Other grains
lad also yielded than average crop, and vegea
tes doing better than last year. The annexed table
SHOWS OF prcesn the different places mentioned up
ioi ll Late dates received.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-14

On Tuesday, 18th inst, William CASTOR merchant of Sa-
vannah.
His friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited to at
tend !ne funeral this afternoon 4oclock
Thaadsus Phelps, No %, Park Place.
uesoay lzh Inst, Matilda, daughter of Charles c. and
Eliza Simpson, aged 2years, months, and days.
the 81 year of her age.
On Tuesday 18th inst Almira daughter Of Charles and Al
mira missing aged year and months.
merry OF Boston.
Al MlddleiowD Conn., the 9th ns Joseph Copp, in the
18th year Of usage
WEEKLY REPORT OF INTERMENTS-Tbe City In
specor reports the death 1873 during the week end
ns on saturday. Sep 9h vz39 mea 80 women SO boys 50
girls, total l97.
Of whomS of the age of year, and under; Al be-
tween and 81 between and between and To- be-
between 40 and So between so and 60; between 90 and
7 between 10 and go between and go Ibetween 80
and 100. -
Diseases-Apoplexy q Bleeding I; Cholera inaptum 90;
Casualties Congestion Of The brain Consumption 81
WILSON'S Ill Group or hives |; Diahoea III Debility Dropsy
do IN the head IL do chest Drowned 4; Dysentary O.;
Feverscarlet do remtent do typhoid do puerperal
Tansrene Oh c lungs Inflammation OF the brain g. do OF
the bowels do liver Il Intemperance I;Marasmus Measles
Mortincation Il Old age g. Organic disease p
Mckeis Sprue Small pox Suicide Spinal disease .
eethag III typhoid Pnumona Unknown q liberation OF
inc lnlestlncs !; Wheoping cough /; Worms |.
" the above there from the Aims House. Bellevue
~ from Bellevue Hospital a from Fever Hospital q from
frenentiay Hospital from City Hospital l-Colorea per-
Places Of Natiuap-Uned States, 42; Ireland 27; En-
gland o. Germany, s. Sweden l; Unknown 2.
HENRY 9: DuNNEL, City Inspector.
City Inspectors office, Sept 8, 1887.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-14

SILvER-sILvER-sI
" Small caange, such shihngs. sxpences. and FIVE
cent pieces win gives exchange gs, avesor
dollars. Apply At the desk efthis onice Salt
ELOCUTION AND ENGLlSHG GRAMMAR
II Proaessov BARRIER, OF Columbia College, will open bis
Evening Glasses Execution and English Grammar on We'd
nesday evening sent 1Sh 155 Chambers Two evenings
neach week win he deveted to Defamation and Gescua
Exclusively and three evenings 70 Reading and familiar
Lectures IN English Grammar The Grammatical Instruction
vii be mpsrted without the aid OF books excepting in the
roles OF Syntax
3entemen dernus receive instruction IN either Of the
above branches win please 10 apply NJ above.
Ladies' Glasses viii be attended 10 separately.
" The above lessons viii Be continued through the fall and
winter sl4.lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-14

On Wednesday, 18th nst by the Rev. Mr. somers, Rev. III
notify o. Freeman OF Newport T. L, 70 Elizabeth ,daugh
ter of John r. Fellows Of Troy.
Al Jersey City, tuesday, 18th by Alexan-
de Maekn Of Philadelphia Archibald Robertson of Pha-
delphia, 70 Elizabe Henderson Of SEQ land.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-14

kOR SALE CHEAp-A debt az ainst James Kellaup,
street Inspector Of the first ward. The
VEL with the 18th January 1884 Any person
wns.g 70 purchase canapply n NO y Coentes Slip s1Aa
III Ans AND SHUULOE S-is hhds hams in frst
ORDER l2hbds shoulders in still berer for sale u
- present market price. Likewise 10 hhds hans do
ers on for which purchaser wanting
slA5ts - ~" wv" n uAsuvuI
WEEn ATREET COFFEE HOUSE, 50
sser Srees rear of the Pearl Street HouseThe pre-
nss ms Gay opened this establishment for the
~ gensiemen who dine the lower part OF he CITY,
20. VIII a. 81 times he stocked with choicest Of wines
wth their patronage. - " u'os wv n CR0sS
~. b. Urcakfbsts and tea also ,,..x -
New York, Sept IS, is57 gwen sl4a
~ To- sobricty and capacity, '"' W oe''s '
Several German girls and boys waiting r nlsces az GOOD
help on farms and apprentices f.r lraes AIs
for different trades and other work .''-' Jo"'tsS
Apply az Land and House Agency German and Preach
fntelleence 0acs, No 10 Chambers u "'
sl41r n aorsvs on
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-14
HIS BRITANNIA MAJEsrY's CONSULATE, }
New York 18th Nav isS-

~ IN conformity with passed by the Legislature OF
this State, the 2st day Of April last entitled An
guale the and OF Public Administrators
rogate relative TO the property and effects of toreigner
Notice is hereby given that and after this date the pro-
pery and eectso all subjects Of His Majesty who die
their in this city nteate such property and effects
arriving in this under the this Office and
under that OF the public administrator The
undersigned in consequence thereof that notices
tofore the public this Office
where information any subjects
his Majesty shall all times be furnished without any or
charge whatever.
The health officer and others quarantine are
tuy requested to rake their communications this Office,
where all injected herewith will be paid.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-14

SPLENDID NEW MOVING PANORAMA,
~ AT NlBLOS GARDEN, superior TO any thing Of the
kind ever exhibited in this country painted by the celebrated
WILD ELEPHANT HUNTING, and correct representa-
ton of the ISLAND OF CEYLON All the artists and
that have this splendid Panorama pronounce
be the best panoramic painting brought this
Exhibited during the day and evening. Abundance, 30
cents. iyl1-Sm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-14

JESSE CADY, Auctioneer.

JESSE CADY, Auctioseer
Day !, bal. s pss s1 Sese a .ns ~ Vs.
pure .asers Tor cash large and general Of sh
ed 70 the Southern and Western market TOO auner5uslo
At Private saeOOoo dozen Combs assorted Of all spdx
1900 cards Birmingham and Sheffield Cutlery, ct every
1000 dozen Collars and Bosoms.
esee Needless assortedfren H. Henning's and German
5000 gross Buttons Coat Vest Pearl subject. 70 dese.
Also Also ssuf Boxes, Pins, &c. &c; &c
priced watches, Guard Chains he. mz31ys
BEE; :.,.. s' SS , No. IS rs..
ton Hardware Cutlery Consisting OF PEN pocket and
Ss iars and N 10 do1ess and q
spsetaces steel and brass barreled pistols; pecuss0a
Fancy double extra cologne hair s
Also rrsnch and English soap lavender water, &c
shoes OF combs buttons cellars bosoms boots, and
Also, an invoice NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of EARRINGS sp~sr
rags, Walcnes, nreastpins, chains, &c. &c. iN
r,uu EDMu y, y POTTER Auctioneer
BERG RI NP Pdss oass
Offer h for 1s large assora@ea, splendid city furniture
superior piano fortes, fancy goods, &c. satf
4 UCTI0N CEI,Elegant Furniiure-Thursaay,
e. pslGsh ss neaf ST. Ps
neral variety OF every thing valuable elegant and useful IL
es Ss psS Sofas 'lG To s 1aas ss, cue
NEW YORK TATTEHsALLs.-Ther regular
e take place al this well known establishment MONDAY
The sale will commence on Monday, September H.
~ O'clock All Horses, Carriages, &c ntsndea for his
sale mus, be shswn and entered before Saturday
une'' %A 's %
anpe or by
As 1ps Ss ss S ass
y and very little worn, for sale low if applied for
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-14
DEACH ORCHARD AND sCuUyLKILL

DEACH ORCHARD AND SCIIUyLK Ill.
IL COAL-Ransom Ttrevillc Go. offer their celebrated
Peach Orchard and Schuy Kill coal the -d ard well known
Clinton coal No f53 Monroe between
rrson streets warranted to he OF the best quality
from a,edsvered 10 part Of the city at the following
reduced prices:
Broken and screened, and egg sire,- - 90 perion
Nut, 90 do.
Iehigh, 80 do.
received through the post Office and box the
Office OF w all and Water
the Goa yard, will be promptly attended to.
N. B.-Coa by the cargo ~ 25 per ton Of 22so lbs.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-14
ELE.. h 5 WANTED FOR THE sOUTHk WEST;

n Has w FON THE SOUTH WEST.
SBookk eper by double entry only in demand The
and winter sales OF merchandise the south
contins tls will exceed gloomy
cuaons OF our responding Spectators OF morrill, This
be plainly proved FROM the number OF already
employed this month"; Firms office
keepng No ia Broadway also from the nuiaber Of
des received by Mr. y. oget supplied Salaries fucuane
from $500 to 400 No student under the OF
viii be received the above Office which
open Tor the reception OF only old will
accomplished in the shortest time possible, qualified 10
world -
N. b. Situations seasonably procured for all a. usual
aulp M
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-14
Gutlford Point.
MARINE ON--This aclic

NI AhiN W. In lLiON.-IhkS cHRhtui sumrs~rfN .
lh treat now open for the reception OF company for the
season Being situated directly the board this
place very healthy location also pleasant situation,
where an abundance ef fosd be had. also
bathing
Ierms-sl day or IS week The bar sel stocked
with choice wines-stabling commodouS
N b. Carriages In readiness all times
81 the steamboat New Haven, convey directly
me Point sul2 sws RICHARD WELD.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-14

WANFED-Fcur young men with capital of from So
10 sos will hear Of good situations in uness by calling
al the Botanic inmary, and 9th ST Also
partner with capital of $780, immediately
good business Apply as above, or al 57s Grand street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-14

GAPS FOR SALE.-ieo dozen otter; 100 do seal; $50
~ do muskrs 200 DO hair seal; manufactured q the best
materials and most fashionable STYLE Country merchants
would DO well 20 ea and examine for themselves before pur
chasing elsewhere.
Nso eompee assortment Of Hats and Cloth Caps every
variety Of style, Wholesale and reisl.
nlm' J. N. hRCfifRS, 20 and 90 Greenwich =.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-06-23

last week. and the prices arc rather IN favor of
the buyer. ~
The sales of cotton for the week ended 9TH
inst. Including 1850 bales by auction, amounted
to 81 600 bsles, OF which $40 were Upland at
Sd 7sd, with 100 7sd. Import in Liverpool
since lst January l7i,O00 bales, against 3i3 900
to same period last year the supply from the
States is SS66O0, being an increase of 1000.
Stock in this port $4,000 bales, agains. l52,O0O
las, season at same period. The stock of Ameri-
can is about 2l2 900, or about 900 bales mere
than ii then was. Great gloom and distrust con-
tinus to prevail, is 10 be expected from the g.
normous losses on imports of produce OF nearly
syery description"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-06-23
Eriract Of d letter 10 he Editor, dated

IT. AUGUSTINE, JUsr / lsjI.
The Indians come into Tampa Bay very slowly.
ADD ,adeed II Is very doubtful whether shey can
b, u removed to their destined ABIDE before the
tall Of the year. The NUMEROUS herds Of cattle and
horses they possess. renders tlne Indispensable to
collect them, besides, The very acceptable raioas
At present issued to thetn from the 4 ; siGrss.
Induces me ralonaliy TO conclude, that tssr are
bs no means ANXIOUS 10 emigrats. Peace Es
crave plenty they have, so LEI IT be until the tall,
shen they muet ard shall ~ Paady Carr, alias
MAJOR Paady Carr, also hIs Sergeant. WIN. Bar.
melt, are here. They brought in about 50 head
Of cattle and ntuies for sale Wheb they captured
from the Semnoles. Paddy Carr is elrA Indian
about - yeafs u age, ) ieet OF inches, hand.
somely prnport,oned, aud muscular IN his person,
very Intelligent 10 conversation, and has doubt
received good education. tie speaks our lay.
gGIge with fiueney y correct 10 hts department,
and rather polished in b.. msnnefs tie latter
requirement has obtained for hin adm,ttanes into
some Of our most respectable amIlles-he - fond
OF the society OF the ladies' aud loses no opportdni.
ig 20 whit tbemln fact tor an indian, hs ia rars
asIs, They both belong To the Regiment u friead.
w Creeks nns IN the service Of The u. States
Cbqs. Mercury.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-06-23

Nr. Van Buren, - occasionally troubled
with dsagreeabIe vIslter. An honest
Tar, who, on leaving the services OF the
Government had been paid Off IN New
York wtlh the notes Of Pet bank there,
mad occasion 10 visit Washington, where
he presented his Notes TO the Teller Of the
Metropolis Bank for Specie. fIe vas told
that he could not get 1t, and that his mo-
ncy would not be received. Tie hurried of
Immediately to the Secretary of the Navy,
who said he was extremely sorry, but he
could do nothing for him. Determined not
10 be thrown of IN that way, he FASTENED
to his Exceency the President Of the Uni.
ted States and the President, like the Sec.
rotary, was extremely sorry, but could do
nothing ier him. The Tar became lndg.
naat, and not having the fear Of Martin be.
fore his eyes, he cried cut, damn your sor.
row, sir, want my money your sympathy
is not worth sous markee to me its the
Specie wants, aud blast your eyes, the
Specie III have, BY hook or by crook. -
Raj Reg.
Boasttng.--A man boasting of his hon.
esiy, is generally rogne--of his courage,
generally coward-of his riches, gener.
ally not wealthy-of his democracy, Rener.
ally an aristocrat-of bis intimacy with
grea, men, generally despsed by those who
may chance to know hlm--of his wit, popu.
larly aud high standing, always fool.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-06-23
Latest Indian News.
ST.. AUGUSTINE, JUNE l.


Our Indian AfairS. Since our last, ai'
fairs have assumed more serious aspect,
and we regret to state that the prospects OF
the termination OF our pretty tifffe Tdr'
are more gloomy than ever. An express
arrived here on Saturday from Fort Melen,
the purport of which We understand 10 be,
that number of negroes had come IN at
that post, who state that the Indians had
held meeting, deposed Mieanopy, aud
elected Sam Jones their principal chlei.-
They further state that at the nsxt new
moon the Indians would commence open
hostllilies. This is negroe story, and IN
consequence some are inclined TO doubt It (;
almost every negro story, however, during
the war, has ultimately proved true, and IN
confirmation of this II seems 10 he pretty
generally admitted that the Indians have
tacity refused TO emlgrale, at least until
fall, and that the war is far from beng
terminated.
These negroes, it IS said, give some par.
ticuars OF the late battle at Fort Melen.
They state that they attacked the fort with
600 warriors, and soon after Their fepulse
they were re. ntorced with 300 more, and
were preparing for another onset Wien they
received Information oil the Cessation OF hos.
Titles.
The posts Of Volusia and Fort Mellen are
becoming unhealthy, and all the forces, ex-
cept sergeaai's guard, TO be relieved from
Plcoala every ten days, and one company
OF Creeks, have been withdrawn from No.
iusia. The post at Lake Monroe will be
continued.
Four companies Of uoops are now at
p,colata
The steamboat Chr rles,on touched al Pr
coIata Yesterday at P. NJ. from Fort Mel.
| len : IL Is stated that considerable number
OF indians are IN the neighborhood OF that
pos, who daily come 10 and receive ratons,
and 90 out again.
An express arrived this morning from
Tampa, the contents OF which are reported
10 be OF an unfayorable nature. IL IS re-
ported and confidently believed that the In
dams have left their camp and returned 10
to the nation. These reports seem to con
! firm each other We have now but ltul,
I hope thai the war will be ended BY nego'ia
ton. The Indians have been enabled IL
possess themselves OF much Information anc
are doubtless embo!dened BY their inter
course. II a resort 10 arms again becomes
necessary, We apprehend much bloody work
Herald.
We are sorry to learn that oil The militia
has been discharged with the exception o
one mounted company here, one al New
nansylle. The information iha, we nav,
received u far from rendering 1t certain
that the war is yet oyer--lndeed, II seem
10 be admitted on all hands that the Indians
wil not leave the country this sumner
We must believe that the power. that be
have more favourable information than ha
been communicated generally, or We can
not believe that this step would have beef
taken, which appears 10 Us premature.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-06-23
NEW ORLEANS, Nav 81.

Later From Ieras.-By the pOIiteness
Of friend, we have been favored exclusive.
", with copy of the Telegraph, publish.
ed at Houston, 90 The 18Th May. Ii came
by the William and Francis from Calves.
ton Island, ana contains the latest news
from the scat Of government IN Texas.
President Houston, on the 10Th June, sus.
pended BY proclamation, the opening OF The
land Offices, which BY the Law Of 22d De.
cember were to be- opened on the lst June.
Santa Anua's proclamation fills near all shr
"extra," and contains very precise detail
Of his actions and his motives his fears
and feelings while prisoner 10 the hands d
the Texans. He is high 10 euloay OF iious.
ton. The Telegraph Of the 10Th saws -
The express mail from Mexico to Matalno.
ras- was captured BY our en,erprlslng Tel.
low citizen J. Powell, near Monterey, aud
brought INTO this city. II represents the
army both IN Mexico and Matamoras, as
being in de plorable condition. The town
Of Houston IS sprInglng up as II It's builders
had possession Of Aladdln lamp"
The steamer Joha Linton. from Match.
toches, brings rumor that Col. Teal, Of
the Texan army has been assassinated by
some delDded wretch, IN his own marquee.
II IS also reported that Gen. johnson has
resigned his commission IN consequence ol
the INSTRUMENTATION Of the army under his
command.-Butietin.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-06-23


4 Fact.-There are something like Sc.
ven hundred workmen employed IN the Ma.
vey yard IN Philadelphia. Last week they
demanded specie IN paymeat Of wages
With which demand the government did
not comply. On the contrary, instructions
were received, that ii the laborers would
not receive their pay 10 bank notes, they
should be immediately discharged, IN DO.
dy, aud the yard be closed. OF course
they we're Obliged to come TO the terms ol
the government. THIS circumstance al.
!ords striking commentary upon the prom.
tses contained IN the annual messages to
Congress, written for General Jackson 10
1885, among which were the following -
" All the wants Of the community IN rela.
ton 10 exchange and currency, arc supplied
as reil as they haze tser been before. :
" We shall soon gam IN the place OF the l..
aiied S'ales Bank, practical rJorm IN The
rhote paper system If the eoaniry.' " The
attainment Of such result will tighten the
great tax Of which our paper system has 81
long collected from The earnings OF labor.
N. Y. Commercial.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-06-23
Late from Texas.
Correspondence Of the Nep York Courier
and Enquirer.

and Enquirer.
New ORLEANS, May Is.
Mutiny at the Terrain Compass have
mentioned in my former communications,
the Texan Volunteers cautioned at the camp
upon La Baca, or Navldad, have been very
much dissatisfied at the state OF inacton IN
which they have been kept for the last
twelve months, and felt very anxious either
TO advance into Mexico or Obtain their dis.
charge. The Texan army is daily lncreas-
ing in numbers, BY the constant arrival OF
volunteers, and amounts now 10 2,40U, men
IN the best order and discipline but the 20.
vernmeut is laborlng under great Difficult.
ties to keep them together. In fact, the
soldiers begin TO suffer from the want OF
provisions and pay and under such circum-
stances, no wonder the following occur.
renee has taken place:
On the 4th ultimo, some unwillingness
was manifested BY number of the yolun
teers to attend 10 their duties, on the pre-.
tence that they were refused what govern.
ment had promised them. On the follow
ing day several of them refused TO assemble
on parade, and we're consequently put un.
der guard and confined 10 irons, by order
as il was reported, OF the Commanding
! General, A. Sidney johnson. The same
night abou, 500 men, armed with muske,>
ano bayonets, proceeded to the guard tent
and demanded OF the captain Of the guard
the immediate release OF the prisoners he
refusing TO grant this, the mutlneers enter
ed the tent aud Knocked Of the irons Of the
men confined there. Communication o.
tins movement was quickly conveyed tc
Gen. Johnson, who aas still confined &c
his tent, but in despite OF his wound, he
mounted his horse, rode TO the artillery
corps, and ordered parade OF the variou,
companies. The cannon were loaded viii
grape and canister, and drawn up 50 as &c
rake the whole liue OF mutlneers. Gener
al Johnson then unhesitalln.ly rode UP
ordering them 10 ground their arms Imne
dlately, or 10 receive the discharge of III,
. artillery. The mutlneers, finding thet
. situation rather unpleasant. cast look a
, the artilerymen, and oteyed the order with
out murmunng. The nngleaders (abou
20 10 numberj were then secured and pu
10 irons the remainder dispersed 10 then
quarters, and order aud discipline were
restored in the camp. Gen. Johnson sci
: dom leaves his tent, MS wound not permit
ting 1t. lie has written 10 the Secretary o
War, either TO send him officers TO assist IT
the command, or to appoint another CON
! mander; but by this time General FEM
Houston must have returned to the army.