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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-21

NEWCASTLE Del, Feb. 18th, 1890
DR LEvIsoN-Dear Sir, can ne,erb grateful enough
Medicine Hunters Red DropJ was for FIVE months aAct
ted and dnrng that time took medicines
but none would AT last my physician up
bu, fortunately day was geshsg TO fri.sd on The sub
cine that would cure Of which purchased Of your
agent IN Philadelphia, and the result is that am enjoying
perfect health after suffering long, and finding
lat such signal relief from Hunters Red Drop feel my
duty inform the interested where relief may be had
= r.
Division. Al per vial sps I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-21

Before Judge Inglis.
The People or rel 7hos. X. Mercien-This con-
trovcrsy, which involves the guardianship Of Mrs.
Barry's infant child, was further heard BY his Ho-
nor, but no decision given thereon.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-21
General sesclons.

APRIL 20-John Whitehouse, alias Duke, veil
dressed man, tried for grand larceny in pick
ing the pocket Of Mr.. Byron Stevens, at the lower
Post Office, ON the day the Great Western arrived
last in this port.
After partial investigation the jury acquitted
the prisoner.
The Court then adjourned to the City Hall to meet
the County Court.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-21
CARL KING.

THE well Known and celebrated FIRST PREMIUM LA
i DIES TUSCAN AND STRAW HAT MANUFAC-
TUNER to her Msdsy the Queen Of England respectfully
the Ladies OF New York. that he has
opened his splendid establishment at
No. SO CANAL STREET, f...
lin connection with his Others with assortment OF
TUSCAN STRAW hats AND FASHIONABLE MIL
LINERY such have heretofore been exhibited
similar establishment in the city.
The STRAW conducted, usual by himself
with great attic ntioni and the MILLINERY department
der the OF the most ingenious American and
sian Dung ladies' His PARIS RIBBONS and ARTIFICIAL
FLOWERS Of the latest style OF fashion, and from the
mos approved manufacturers the contnept-
specfuy invites the ladies 10 ho or him with call
No SO Canal Broadway ~ and M Division street
Wholesale Warehouse 50 Nassau street, NJ Y. APPS 3m
DR HULL's RADICAL CURE OF RUPTUREs.-Ohes
~ Vesey Astor House-A Surgeon OF
tice attendance Guarantees Of radical
rven Of reducbe rupture, the strength and con
luosal health Of e gstient being otherwise nnnpared-
proper adaptation DR. Hus Truss perfectly 10
rupture hoai pain the least danger to the patient
or slightest interruption to exercise business
Attendance given an private houses, when required at and
AFTER 5 O'Clock, by the Office Surgeon.
~ BPaens cautioned against trusting TO spurious
yentiops OF Trusses advertised improvements upon Hus
unless they bear the signature OF AMOS O.
HULL-and the only Office in New York. Is the original
formerly Fulton street but at No Vesey street Astor
House. asoesdy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-21

other medicine which can Be produced ia America the par
sass me- find @ e. ssss
I ~ Be- S Ss N . Soa G
SGf h be & s 5 %a
Gritty aaslas diseases reach
BOY
sss ss. Rsss
BOehstDr No Chatham SqSa re- and ,ei
Persian Pills apo ST.
sSm 10 sF. a.1s
& sold T. fi .s s
s%$H 4 81 EsEB EAg
oia "a % nea SSF has Ss s FOR held II s
ing and preserving The skin eqa,l
o e.! y e qss U Eli wss w n Ss %
duly appreca{ed il Of those peTames that has stood
.SUfERioR vEGETABLE RoUGE-comp9ssd mate.
nature lis perfection improve beautiiy the complexion
ISR XS S6 iRoN RUST DEsTRoYED-5o cents per
boeThs chemical reaction is calculated to be used or
ss a lime
3 a long sr BE- s?fs
GQURAUD Of Paris and may be had wholesale and retail
The Depaory powders are 0 equally csccas for re-
moving the Beard, roots as WE'LL ap 2o--imf
A sTHMA AND PHTHIs Ic-Persons troubled with these
fHa Gsf @ Sy ss sdH s M the
ssss Sss sseea q s f. IRISH
Gsss sS
eS Sy Mr. t e G a h has sen wSo
aeSs @ x % sR e. 3 profit attended BE lecture
M s. T i Sp@ s sy evening ,S Sse y
Melodies sdr one Of leIanls Sard hse o. nearing
will hh \, h asv sue, sD;rs they
pg@I BEAM, @ e. fer poU viii Perform
sy Committee Dod%orshs cSsoa
e sps%sn and two ladies'
Ess ssSSfBss s &.s9
u f fss sS m F Psy
% Tieds: Ss@ E@ wa% ks%.as
fssEE Murray 9 1 CHATHAM John AGS
s.ph cSsior frankfort street. and iA: Eis eisai
soaS Il. SsFHEhT NJ. Ts.:
"Ss "" c si;.tS BY M
rf f3Rf piRsf Ne:
Glce-Four yoices-Come live with and be
Song Mr. B b@ 'Ssf efLH cs fsSsi
sons-Mr c. Horn-The Pos iii of LOnn. w. Ming
Rss:s. sssg with Stevens
d :eqPd's Of Esna Storm sss2%p'H"sn' E. Horn
Sr;sa' fss tss f,saGias !. Es
cl.srAr,s roie..-F FaR fp sE sssi. Dandy
3ff ..{ ~ s aS"'' DG:S:
: ssa: ;ss..S5 5sss & $:v
ssnglMr Dopderde,e-The homeyard march, + Moore
Goseeri viii commence al 8 O'clock,
os.. sii city Hotel door evening" per-
FINE PLATED WARE 4 SUPERIOR FINlsHEDCUT
Es II s;%s;': f:Ss
sas s.ss. i,s:s fs::
yers and fine Knives or Silver at vsry
''~ !ss as 1''i bIRNEL pELEvAN. ,M.ia..1.u.
ITO coNsUMrTlyE rATIENTs.5-Jasi published, and I,
ssS T s e S Ss p.sy 6.
Phhisis ulnonas with remarks on Brcns6its esntainns
~ % &c
TO Of s n %S s
present day Nature may Be Compared to house On fire
sg ~
''s1 Sss9Sf si;.i:
Work entitled American Practice ef sdene vols Cor
responding member Of the medical and surca society
Berlin Prussia OF the natural society Of Frebug Duheden
81 Baden. &c. mai sneod'
CHEAP TAILoRING-GentI;meal. elo!hins nsnufsc.
" tured in aashonable, and
los Beekman street Pearl al the following greatly
priccs:- ...
superfne black blue, green Dress Coats st to $40
do do Frock Coat, rs TO
Best cashmere Pants, sto
0enilemen's cloth, in and substantial manner al
| the folio wing prictss- n" \. n - -
MAKING and trimming Goats, 81 to 50; Vests $50 to "a
Pants ~ 50 20 81 ' =
maas sn eod' j. MAFFAT.
| RILLAKDs.-ExERCIsE FOR HEALTH ONLY-A
~ BASsFORD tfuy informs bis friends vicinity
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-21

RILLLARDsc-ExERCIsE FOR HEALTH ONLY.-A
BASSFO RID fuly informs bis friends vicinity
otbe that he has just fitted the large Noon
known Broadway Hail. with tables whsreh win
be happy those who wish to play tables and
there are thirteen tables ready or trial Tables Of every d.
sorpsion, cloths bas kc for sale above
most respectable and the best assortment cftabss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-21

Circulation 06 the Herald.
49,. u..... axuu.n.. ....,,.. lG,T60
xMrnoANiNo H.HALD, oa~S p"t:., $4,000
....;;v.l co .teamer.... 5000
Aggregate circulation Of the Herald, osoo
OF this immense issue we circulate In
.HLADrlrHA. Daily and Weekly about $3.50 IsSS
BosToN, ''''''''' ono
SALrIxoas, lnOt yet established fa'yo -. .....
ALBANY Aso TRoY, Daily and Weekly .......'. 800
To shipmastcrs and Captains Of Vessels.
For some time past collectors Of the Wall street
on boarding vessels arriving tins port with late
have been in the of falsely saying that they collect ship
a. news Cor the New York In consequence
d this sehood many captains them and packages
which arc intended the Herald No later than yester
day one Of these Wall street collectors made such repre-
sentation to the captain the st. Lawrence
Now therefore, hereby give notice to all shipmastes and
eaptans Of vessels that neither Bancker, Lowbe
Loaper any other Wall street oae have authority to
get paperser packages ntended for the Herald Robert
Martin redwhiskered mate, together with the
pilots belonging ovhe New York Pilot Company alone are
thorzed take any papers packages for this journal
special noticeable heed.
New York 9Th April $780,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-21
County Court.

County Court.
Present the Judges Of the Common Pleas Oh. D.
In the matter OF ii. w. Merritt a special justice
&c, the District Attorney appeared at the bar and
moved that the accused be called on to appear and
answer certain charges which had been served upon
him under an order of the Court. MIR O'Conner
said that he had an affidavit, which he would read
when ne knew what Court he was before.
The Recorder said the Courts of Common Pleas
and Of General Sessions were now in session TO-
gether as the County Court. lI :
The learned gentlena then went on to contend
that the order served on his client irregular,
inasmuch as the order called upon Justice Merritt
to appear at the City Hail. whereas the law constitu
ting the General Sessions appointed that Court to be
held in the Halls of justice in Centre street The
learned gentleman also urged some equally inge-
NOUS arguments to prove that his client aught not
to be made to answer.
The District Attorney said that il the argument of
ty Court never could be got together, for the law
said that judges should constitute County Court
but some Of those judges held their sittngs in this
building, and some in another, why, it follows that
no County Court could ever be held to try any one
Mr.. OConner made brilliant speech to prove
that the Halls of Justice were not the City Nall
even though all the buildings in the Park were and
he further contended that thirty DAYS notice
from the Common Council was necessary before the
Sessions could be held in the City Hall.
Chief Justice Ulshoener said he was opinion that
County Court, the judges ofthe Common Pleas and
General Sessions being present, and the Clerk of the
County acting as the Clerk.
The Recorder said that the molten for delay must
be denied.
MIR. OConner then handed in certain written OBJ
Jectons to the jurisdiction Of the Court, which he
desired to have placed the Records of the Court
He also stated that he demurred to the two first
charges, and plead not guilty to the third
The Recorder asked IL an Immediate decision was
gwen on the demurrer,were the Counsel prepared
20 into an examination of the facts.
Mr. Cutting said yes, they should ask forno delay
Alter some desutery conversation among the
members, the Recorder said the Court must be
cleared. rT-7-a
After the Court had been cleared, their honors de-
cded in favor OF sustaining the demurrer the 6rst
chsrge with respect to the second charge the Court
differed in opinion, and il agread that Counsel
should be heard pro and con. Such hearing to take
place on Tuesday at four M.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-21

A LUxURIANT HEAD OF HAfR.l,--
= WYETHS CREAM OF LILIES, established
for 50 years the only pr~moter OF the growth Of
u hair on bald places, and giving fine DARK isstre,
keeping ladies hair rnelcts from getting out on
curl during dancing, warm weather, ke. The
Cream Of Lilies possesses a body which NO other
preparation does, and IN consequence " the only
- ,nfallible remedy for dandrsf, scales &C. The
u scales on Infants heads removed by one or two
VI applications. Fcr falling OF Of the hair nothing
- .an e,,,al a.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-21

10 CULTlVATOKS.
AxHH PREVOST has the honor 10 inform his friends
and the public general that he received per the
packet Louis Philippe, 81 days out from France the fol
lowing articles
sOMMEILLER POTATO OR PERFECTiON-Pur-
ehaser the published for that
and the reports Of the socete Royale dorcuure Of
MXRJOLlN POTATO OR SIX WEEKs-Ths kind
10 the earliest of ALL Of excellent quality and the sed
ROHAN POTATO. warranted genuine Its qualities are
generally known. 81 bushel. e
SEEDS.
MEADfA SATIVA oily plant newly pro-
ducs larger quantity of oil than the Cola and Of
quality.
WHITE MUSTARD, il 10 this sort of which they
VERY LARGE ROUND WHITE TURNIP. al new and
WIT very excellent for feeding horses. to
SUGAR BEET OR WHITE OF sILESIA.-This hind
constitutes the wealth several Departments in France
CAVALIER GARBAGE. growing from 10 To IS feet high
and very good for feeding cattle.
M Provost wishing obtain the confidence OF the pub
lie only OF good quality aud at reduced prices
lie expects per the first arrivals some other articles
ting agriculture -,..... -
Apply IS Dey street At his store % Pat street New
York. where he may be found from II A. NJ to o'clock M
2w'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-21

u. s-FITs-FITs This drsaful di.sase is positively
cured by Mira MOTT The celebrated FemsIe ftysiciss
lie Spring street api7-sm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-21

For sale BY Wyeth ii3 Boweryj A. d. Sands, - and
Fulton; Guop Bazaar ss broadway, Minor Dey
Hart broadway and Chambers
Ring Broadway; syme, SO and sss Bowery, Barnet Ca
Aso Tor sale az above, wYETH's MILK Of ROSES, N Q
most exquisite beaut6er oths eomescn Of
un burn scsy eruptons, and The Of
malt sm
FALL RIVER NAiLs.-The Fall River Iron Works Co
II Fall River Mass, having ascertaincd that y NJ WILSON
CO. New York vending Nails of an nfsror qrshty
"Fa River NasS whereby many purchasers have been de-
ceved This therefore TO awe notice. that the Nails cold Nv
Inc said " NJ wson 20 arc not made BY bu. made
"a we undssand wholly from Puadled Iron, and the caeh
bear the mark Fan River Nail Co. New York, With the
view. doubtless Of deceving those who wish Fall River
say that the article made by M. Company wholly from Ras
or Swedes materially different from these made
from Pad led Iron aud should therefore heera dGcrvn price
Our Nails puup in casks marked un,f mly ~Fa River
Ion w orks Co.. and may bc had ofour Agents,
Durfes Tisdale, Water street, New Ycrk. "a
Ripley n Cune, Hartford, Conn. .
David sissen south Water street Providence the sub
scriker at the Factory. -. .x.,.-..
Fall River March ~. 1890 aplo iw,s'
m ETTs M re b,s dr., ssful discese Ia postivelv
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-21

n ECONOMY IS VEAL TH.-F1eeant an, RI pap Mole
- skin Hats, at The low price OF ssos n rs
These Hats arr warranted TO retain their shape color
wesibers. -
Alec srcl at $3.50, for the price eanpst be erceed
general assortment q a OF the latest patterns very cheap
&fs I'm BROWN, Pracuca Halter U Caaal II.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-21

A STHMA AND PHTHI SIC.-Persons troubled with these
"A distressing Diseases meet with almost instant relief
and speedy cure by applying to Mira MOTT the celebrated
Female PLY sician. See advertisement. api7. 3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-21
lew ROUTE TO BOSTON, VIA NORWICH AND
WORCESTER RAILROAD.
7 e. 80 go - 3

ONE PRICE HAT STORE.-THEODORE CLARK
80 of Chatham and Pearl Streets after many years
experience in business and after repeated and untrng efforts
succeeded turing article which fail
the appreciation Of all who will take the trouble examine it,
This article to which the of the public
gecally invited is Satin Beaver Hat price only THREE
DOLLARS and he feels assured that beauty
durability and comfort it cannot be in the cv
New York In addition the usual variety Hats and Caps
quality, which he afford at FOUR DOLLARS; and this
Hat for past has given to customers the
unqualified satisfaction Justice to his friends, we'll
mse makes proper Tor him 10 say that he sells Tor cash.
paid by good Wholesale dealers supplied promptly
selling price. apii 3m+
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-21

'DKOW IN q CU.IS
"A THREE DOLLAR HATS, No. ITS Chatham Square,
40 corner Mott street. apI4 3m'
- TO LBT.-The hree.story brick Honse, IS Bread
Etlld way near Wah street desirable situation.
Hsl4 The three story House, 81 Walker street. betwoen
Broadway and Church street, with alley in the
The tive story brick House, 23 Church street, door
above w aker street
with attic and basement So Fourteenth street.
nue.. Rents moderate.
Apply at rs Broadway Wall street, front Office third
story. apis lot
as< GARDEN SEEDS, of all the most esteemed specise
~]s- FLOWERS &C.. for sale by 7. BRIDGEMAE, corner
Of 18th streets and Broadway Immediately north Of Union
Place Park.
Also, the 9Th edition Of the YOUNG GARDENERS AS
SISTANT, every department Of Gardening and other
books results of years practice
cinity of New York ap2-im~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-21

xeQ2 ri NOTICE-The steamboat WAVE, Capt
89SDzls Richard Yates, will be IN readiness 10 low
- chipping in and about the hsreor Of New York
and NJ u MAIDEN and
Az are forbid trusting any on. os account Of
The seambc Wave without order from the
seis sms OLIVER VANDERBILT.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-21

ZINE PLATED WARE X SUPERIOR FINlsHEDCUT
TLERrThe subsc bsr has ed peg late packe
opening this day large and complete efch
Plated Ware consisting Of silver mounted Casters Cake
Baskets silver mounted Tea and Coffee urns; Candle scks
kc Sc Also, very splendid OF 6ne Table Cut
ery consisting Of sets OF So and Of Ivory Pearl
and Silver handle Knives, with French forms, Forks
low Ts'' as u'oIb, y. pr,rvAN ,N.a.,,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-10-22
From the Columbus scntia1l & Herald,

OuTEAGE.-Aboul seven miles above
Columbus, On The Factory road, ON the
9th instant. an elderly laboring man
named Mr. PeyIon Wade, was, he asserts
and swears, assailcd on the premises he
occupies, by two individuals, the older
Of whom attempted to ride over him,
knocking OUT several of his front teeth,
and repeatedly y endcavorug to stab him
with a sword cane. lie was beaten Sc
we're y aud driven off. While in quest of
i Justice Of the Peace, for the purpose of
81 Obtaining Il warrant, The same irIivid-
uals, reinforced by three others went to
Mr.. Wadc's house, beat his wife and
daughter sEamelully, and though all hour
after nigtlall, compelled them to aban'lon
the house. Such is the statement of MIR.
Wade and the marks left on their bodies
strong y corrobnrate its truth. The cause
ofrIis unmanly and outrageous behavior,
as explained by Mr.. Wade, was his vot-
in. IL irnucralic ticket in this city on
Monday last. He was living on land reu-
ted from the principal assailant, the rent
for which until Christmas next, he declares.
had been fully paid. But Notwithstanding
his thus having cancelled every thing Of
all obligatory character, he was before
the election assured by the proprietor that
if he voted with the democratic party, ho
must quit The premises. Believing him
self living in free country, he exercised
Ills privilege, and did vote for that party
he believed to he right. This act, and
this act only, Mr. w. declares to be the
sole cause of the brutal assressions on
himself and family. As the caseis before
the criminal tribunal oflhe country, we
forbear comment and withhold the names
Of the accused.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-10-22
From the 81. Iusastinc ihm'd, M inst.


FLoRIDA.-ImportamI Prosecution ofthe
War.-We are happy 10 announce that
the Secretary Of " ar has requested lhe Ma
w Department To order the Commander
of the Wcs, India squadron, to provide ior
the protection Of Key West aud the tlori-
da Keys generally.
And also to send nu' boat expsdlIlons
into tic bay, aud i.!rrs vi rhc c"a>l To cnt
oil az, parties OF Indians who may he
hoverin. about the shores.
Vessels will lie kept on the coast to cut
oflany chances soicomnunicalon by which
supplies may be furnished them from a
broad.
Two entire and fresh regiments of U. S.
troops are a!rcad Y ordered 10 Florida.
The Governor is authorized TO raise two
hundred hnrscmen in addition to those al.
ready in the field, which will make The
mounted force under General Read l2OO
Strong.
The Governor is also authorized 10 raise
$40 foot, tur the same brigade.
Physician when required are to be re-
ceived as Surgeons to the volunteers, un-
der the rules which govern i'll the regular
service.
An officer is appointed for Middle, and
another for East Florida, to examine the
accounts of expenditures of the volunteer
service for The past season.
MIR. Poinserr is using his utmost eXcr-
tions 10 render the efforts of the Governor
oflhe Territory, of Gen. Read, aud of the
other officers in command, elective III pro-
tecing the settlements from depredations,
and cxpellins the Indiaus from their lur-
king places.
II is hui justice tor The people of Florida
to declare that Mr.. Ponselt, and The pre-
sent administration, nave done every thing
within the poweroi'lIle public departments,
I" hruS this proiracIed struggle with the
indians 10 close. They have furnished
lneu in abundance, horses in abundance,
ordnance and ordnance stores in abun-
dance, provisions in abundance, and mon-
ey in abundance.
lfthe Indians still remain in Florida,
the fault is that Of others. No blame can
resi- on The Administration, or heads Of De.
partmenls at Washington.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-10-22
MOBILE, Oct. s.

The Cotton Crop.-Frum the recent
state oilhe weather here. and all the ac-
counts we have from the interior, there eau
hardly he doubt hat there will be very
considerable falling of in our staple. The
quantity OF rain which has fallen here
within Il few days is Unprecedented; and
If. Is we fear, The stnrm has extended IN
to the inIcror, il must, materially lessen
the quantity of cotton calculated upon al
ter the ravases of the worm. We are not
generally disposed 10 pu: much faith in
the usual complaints Of short crops-they
have become for The past few years TO DO
considered as matters Of course. But i'll
regard to the present crop, we are satisfied,
anl so must ANY one be, who is at all ac-
quainIed with cotton culture, that such en-
ccssve rains Us have fallen here would be
very destructive to cotton while maturing,
aud even after maturity. Last season will
serve as an illustration by contrast. IL
will be recollecred that early complaints
were male OF a short crop, owing to the
drought, which continued from the middle
of summer unit: the entire cron WAS gath-.
cred: and The result is that upwards OF
l5G,ot,o hasa- have been received here up
10 the lst inst.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-10-22
Miscellaneous.
SAVANNAH. Oct, II.

~
Two full Companies OF the U. 5. In
fanlry. arrived here on Saturday from
New YORK. en- route lur For King, via ST.
Augustine. They drpar'ed yes''riay morn,
ing for ST. Augustine in the steamer
Charleston, Capr. B"nnell.
Col. W. Worth. Cong.
ASST. Surgeon Cuylcr.
asst. Surgeon Van Buren,.
1st Lit. aud Adj'l J. II. Sprasuc.
1st L. Larkin Smith.
1st Lit. L.ucius O'Brien, A. y. Q. NJ.
Isl 1t. William G.. Browne.
Gilt. William 3. Haywood.
81 1t, Grafton d. llauSon.
2d LII. w. Johns.
2i 1t. Warlncll.
I'd 1t. Folsom.
Ii. BcnlIam Of tho Engineer Corps.
The detachment has had an agreeable
voyage from Ncw-lork, and seem anS-
iuus for their campaign.
Eish, companies of the 9th Rcsi'nent
l.. ;. Infantry, nav, or" this, arrived at
Tampa Bay, from 81. Louis, via New
Orleans. Col. w. Worth, the gallant
commanding officer Of that Reg sinicnt' pas
sed through this town on the 10Th instant
with the two rc;uaindnG companies, on
their way 10 St. Augustine, where they
will remain some Two weeks ana then
proceed 10 Tampa.
In The mean lime, in consequences Of
an order Just received from the Secretary
of War, the Colonel will force al express
through to Tampa with all speed to direct
the eight companies of his Regiment now
there to halt at that posi-, instead of march
ing on Fort King as they were directed iii
previous orders.
The two companies which called at this
place were complete, j. c. each numbered
eighty privalcs, four seUeants, four rorpo'
rails, anil two musicians, or in all nlieiy
non commissioned officers and soldiers.
We hope ,ha, Dame Fortune, or the
God ofWar, will favour these brave men,
and throw some chances in their way.
We shall receive from its officers. some
Of whom have hcen our companions in
arms. occasional military intelligence,
which we shall lag before ourreadcrs.