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New-York tribune., 1842-03-17
NlARRIED:

On Tuesday l5,i March, By The Rev, Beng |. !lasbt.
Philip k>>am 10 Ca.i>so J. dQug inter oil WIhau H. Val
ton, E>t
On Monday ll,I March. By the Rev. Mr. Richards, al
Pater>ou n j., Robert ostQra OF NewYorA, 10 Resale,
daughter o! John Minis, oil BIeaAness, \. J.
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NONE 7 MARkET t.
,,tl,c stock Exchange, March, f6
SECOND BOARD.
aud Money Natter:

The Jn>oes. o'll Stock Hoat, not very ss'ssa.s
-ay, and Prices generally had downward 's'''''s2
Ioag Island tell OF: J. Mohawk t. -, o,..,.-.
In sia Securities the sale, reached aooa' = '''
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AUCTION.SALES.
ny 5 DRAPE f. Jr.
Sinrt $. Wiiiiarl-s,re-t. corner o. Plne-sireet
THURSDAY, March l1th.
\; 30 1900. in ihe sic, coom.

\: 10 u-tovk, the >.ls> rJoEi
French Cir.i>!t4f French Dry Goods. lSs ta>.
e pr lae>; arrivals pp-l>g !o>t ce>lraSi as>lri
Of fashionable and >ea~1Hahis goods On credit 81
alo> approved endorsed rois>
- Catalogues am! >aGlpie> on rsnr1ll1c OF sale
Also Dvoice OF ,uosratr-y rich AMI high cost Canton
lass>. u.hrt. the loo" .us styles coIrr> Ks vi
Scarlet s1bd scarlet aos TO ani>h cnbd n
lron light blue 10 own brown 10 m whie :o>s Jam
"a DO rs>s cold en5't 5r>t color .at do N green
brown white ai ,sallsS. hue N o!le Ntiio"
.gi slrisgaeti einb.>. scarlet en white pearl 10 ia
pearl >> e,s; conrs and variaied scarlet With
ellh hight blue e5i IN hic, 10 IN brown.
IN lnS psrkNSh SAd iaulh>k blk eaU,t NSlit:
Blk rl,s Canton PC sclr S.~l a. nsUict OF sAtf3
Damaged too>,l>12 c.>e> o Gtave>. damaged the
voyaLeH uip-rtatoE. >7 liSeF S1'e inspection" 81 ''
Warin1s OF the port ior c:l,'
,>o - cartons c15.uldcgrG sreJch >.. 'e''et Nap>
Also - a>t> .a>hl2uaiIte Eur Hats
un.>iCURDAf March -.
NlEn'c!5CE. at the AUCTION foprIi-
CLOTHS ,SD CAS-; >lER5, general assortment o. VIC
s.ngiaa Coih sn Ga>s:ueEs received per p's' an
va> FERNS s months 10 all >uG3> %. 200 and over
Al II CLOCK he Nucton Room
DAMAGED l0oo>,-st.>o, At II O'Clock. cases F." 81 VI
Fu;ad uol back Ca>>lier, damaged on the voya:e %
alo-tatou account OF the Underwriters Tor c">''
Also. one cas-, HoorCnrc>
,,, ca>> West al t.n- .,nd Broas.oth>, damaged on
liz voyage importation. sold ua' he inspection ei me
War,itl> OF the ;r0rtIor ci>il
.ii>l Ceases Fancy Cashmere
Vt rElN.NrE SALE
China black SIX lii,: 40 assorted wings 5cs>es iaey
French styr plaid Gas>idiei'> 't uNoF, fancy mNt Ne
jomyojle.Nc.
A~, 800 pieces i-t,-5-; and g. white aad :et Carton
,.lting.
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Z Professor s.,cl!.- ..ccsnrc ON Geology.

,,p- nj r,5ab, Lectures ON l;,oov l,y. CHARLES ~.
III w ;,rs>;,1nt .. ,;f,.-j,,l society q, London,
.6e'ey"soti before the New arh LSetan' and Tue CT
-te generally. IN The Broadway lAaesnacie commencing
Wednesday tIr IG;tl inst. at :. 0'cock T. NJ obtcont.
g- ,-v~ry wa4at,i.,,. and S,t,rny rpt,, concluded
TIL. ,.,,..,..,, ..,.,i..,,s
0eoutNe Will embrace tue ios'" w.; >n'ec'>
'e. fogna'i9fs 81 Setase cNlu'1> NVs'"'> %
$3.50 $3.50 irtsiS
&troTganc world.
l2heaval and Snbicnct the r,arth'> Cra>t; >nbnef
sfSse and re- cNaon ct the Temple ct Ser1Qi'
TITO q Coral Reefs and hls- OF their circular form
Nine sllne Limestone OF various geological ages
New-York tribune., 1842-03-17
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
Reported for The New.York Tr!bane
L. <. DISTRICT COURT.
ietnrs. Iui:t. Rg1-rs

Anutnber of petitions passed The nsua! decr.e. Oh;-c-
lions presented t.o> OF Rowland Dawes, Fowler
Bragg. Isaac " Dinond. William Bond. Jotian : Fout-
tam and John Fi.D!ati.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-17
ADJUSTMENTS.
1ONCFRT-,Ir.SH SHAW has the hono9

ADJUSTMENTS
0,ONCERT.-lir. SHAW has the honor
10 inform the Ladit, AMI ''taelsn o. New -loTS TN
hs vili- hls Third Concert on faf sv-iliz; ,sL ms
a IKE >;lyyeSagi institute When fas ~
Rona Viii have the honor ot appearing ~ 1e etse.
ri >oars and Duets. accompasied By Mr. + = a.As %
L.. Pane Forte. "no wyi pt1orrla 500
Doors o1fn A ana the Concert u commence al Sa'
Tcssts ;, cer,>o , had al The doc, only liz ever
For particulars sc small ols. "a
THE RAINERS have the honor TO an
neusce 20 ;hrir friends a1: tn public n general!
tina: they v'l vs gan! N?,ai Concsr; AZ he = SCOT,
they atar n their Native COSTUME % the yIci ii s
lyar!e.oi Sota>, Dgett. art SHodes Of he NP. ilcH-
81 ~ had a. thu NG>ic Stores and n the o0r
Concerto commence a Iai past o,elecA nt4
CONCERT OF SACRED SlC.-The
Y Choir otthe Broadway Tabernacle Church vii siNe
Concerf OF Sacred 'iu.c "a Thursday Evening tie 'ji
.,tant, AT Tabernacle. commencing at haitpas o'eoea
81 VI COIBI- RN tie n-sih,ti vo.a,, from Bo
Nv. H. oAKLEl ana Mr. P.=.,.aANDEE", tbs
\ large efficient Orchestra under the direction o.! W.
ORDER or PERFORMANCE.
Ptsr !.
!. llara.s s.!la, NEAR. those i.oiy voice.
; iIals.,@ ,;5-v. Cod ranged from the German
>ac-t,x NV II oaSsey-' Gami.rtye my
.oL " .;, .c.g % 5 tl,,''
l. Sa5--l3le lfrCoiburn-. TIE old ciar-. Russell
iiotrf-.Jh. hal btRuiy, Lord. Qear>. Mozart
>ao-1y NJ co.tuTlf-,Ffarr be s;iIl ,,-,,..,
q. >e6t,rce. pc in the l,or!!.......,., HG Nags
10. Daet-ty Nt>,rs co5prt aH, oaAtez-.B i7d So.
il. ,Iori-.Now elevate 1e I'm Of ulat, iay!n
!. S.,..e,,ee-. Iio, ttt LIZ
, So5--,y Mr. Oakley. SQUAD Ii- trumpe,
IN ier,>aleul''.-. .-.-..,s. siumHie
80 " r,,si,,.,,--.rTl,s La Wpr!> %
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q ChcI.ru E.,cruu,.-.,rL.r neNl IL


tme;ed on lnr>aycyonirg Iezl7h inst al = O'Clock by
Af William L. Stone, ESQ.
Sa6ect-.Th brccancr> OF America nils ct
New-York tribune., 1842-03-17

'"' az v,,,,,,r.-=
rinwarr
,.so,ne, a., anu anu " mel" "1,S II, H.,
line Those who wish 10 purchase VIII find it sreat!; to
their advantage cdl before purchasing clsrwicrc tcr
lo'k > new AMI aoseilet elected :" the best lai,i Tor
~ ''''. '''. "', W.
'ne'i IN i- city f" sale at ihe Furnishing Ware Store
and go Grctuwc-,,. door above Nlurray->t bv
Inn, MI, 70 an b,.
-, 100, >, , -. =, ~. r.,f
,,, ~ ~ ~ .,,In1ist w " Il
. ppo1\TFD civ Srrnis-'Chr- fol
,'l,.i., -. 1T,
~" az W EppiF;,f,sS
or dra,r coP@ai Tor IN 60, tie Human Ian"
,ls : t'i,''''I >,ll,r FnI,5m,
!, IS 'o' - Fa-2iI,' i,t,'a,'VhN' 80 :, !.s' ~ ~
!iafi',1n, cntIri o. hf"aM"S aip y N'a,,, i.D..,
ar,sr, tieTi anl Nlec Druggists, Third >yennr, cor
AeI {" io u.' ro.. t.,o,s rroo,, ,ro tho In
''p' ~ i'.' ~ - ~ it.iyIitIf:I -; Cut
" iiln, anu up -, ~ ''
liis lio9R's. % ea SH, c'F''' OF 'l''' .oI,,i.
All Gil'cr> dre Ienit"fiels- hii-''"'''>N
rspE,j,fr < Au,HROp - Pine 81. have
tor .5r' nv ,hr ~ -aa v,5.,..> :
Adams. o,if,l. l..i and ,.ai,t nixtilre.
CLorllS-lUc lease, INDIGO blue, om priced.
NH 5ae, .5' nom, loo 55 Do ,upcrn
lMBREILAS-5c ;,se>51 inch coror-
l2'o ,i-," - -
COTTON T!iKi tD-2jc;, white auC! coored. a,>oit-
-. n;!!,egs Tor ,al, low :. case, Dexter> al! numbers
and cnlor,.
Spool THRrAD--O cases Ma!lery>7 Sta Island 'erI
superior. ..,,
KNITTING COTTpN-2lcaSeS DeN'er'> mahe.a uil
aSsnrneults undersigned beng ~lr Agents M iIIito'
,ppi,T,INC CARpETIN(,-tr
Z snbs-rlter nov opening i,so assortment, Of
GaE9.ttag snern@ o. h.Hs,, N ,,s " To-,
l'e ~, rI~>s .no nav been
Tered eN>,Iy or ,Tor T ro' care .ao ,,
New-York tribune., 1842-03-17
Book -htrpn@
fs1flI.. Counting Rooms of {. G. MARSH,

d 80 Cedar street, continue open tom \ VI 10 J. NJ
order that merchants and Others may avail theh.l'e, OF
.our.e OF instruction dat truly practical, one that eu-
traces complete routine nj commercial transactions. and
mercantile calculations and IN winch the strsen rclu-
Nv Keeps asset books ma counting house To th"se who
unacqualnet with e averSer', cpnaticnhe desresso
,ly. that his prnopa work bookkeeping has passed INTO
that receives the preference IN The Ntw-f YORK
Public schools and other nruc Institutions and that he
SeIi he hono OF being reappont,d teacher OF book,
keepiny tor Mercantile LihrarS Association o III
l;y fro,necuses with terms may be he'd the counn
rrHn. A. o,,.vp 10 Inls
New-York tribune., 1842-03-17
.DSEsDAY, March Ii.

Before Judges L.ncland Noah. and Aldermen Bah,
and Lee.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-17

) RELOCATED VAPOR BATHS. .
against .-Self-De-

G NAT"IIIIN against OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~ fence no rral>ssrts-oU-lo the Editor D. III y y
San-Sir: Ie1yuur paperot E>trr'ay. nd B. Br1ndrtt'
m certain acts o ,d DESTROYED MS cnE-
;;,.ce IN me i which fle discharged from as employ
and cauu0nirE h, a -ntS to hetars ol M
here ctaiirrcc .;d Bra0drsth u rag an grts c7lgs
M rora;Grv nv character during the several
wears Law been acting aenitor HIM >aT- hatl haze
fi-,i hi. Office 10 B0Wrry, Htrs intend 10 sell Pill,
my own account alter the ~ OF May Tt Power Of
Attorney 10 winch BranIrtt aiudes ]. zHn-. not h!.
MI e. y. kENT
New-York tribune., 1842-03-17

CLEARED YESTERDAY
Brigs Mobile. Wiiari>. Mobile, StGrgcs Y Chairman;
Phura. Dcanr. Savannah.
Schr> Nau>tons. Matthews. ST Joins. y. f., Foster y
Nickcr,on; Ojeon Leland, aavagruz. 7. r., Il p Buck
New-York tribune., 1842-03-17

-, Rcmoval.--Thc Publication Once OF DIR tRE'S
'saoiy ii Ar Manufacture, &c has=bser removed
~ 40 l& Floi-strce TO No. lo6 Fultua-,tret'i near
'oaiwav i3i- milo
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W. {, tlagYrryN, Aucuoperr.
By JOHN HAGGtHii X Sons


By JOHN HAGGtHTi X Sons
Store l69 Pear-.trett.
FRIDAY.
At l0oclock al their Auction Room
PACKAGE >us.-3Gn package, lore gn and domestic Ory
Goods comprising Il areand desirable assortment or
>onablcHrticr>, at6 months credit.
Also Tie r>pectono, the "ardens OF the Port, iof
!5onEi OF the underwriters damaged on the voyage OF lti
por,aton--
cns fancy French Napains and loweings ard beachd
dntna,h linen rahie= Cow - and poyhes
ciS,> Drarrry aiGsI3t>
to Manchester Prints,
avprtr.f,>
New-York tribune., 1842-03-17

'Itt'. n,.,.I-lI-.
,s ar ,yo Bank, maize sio" Of paying specie init
mo- if, Banks Was iiedon tuesday evening. but nothing
New-York tribune., 1842-03-17
1tONCERTof SACRED NllSlC.-Ths

Choir otrhe Broadway Tabernacle Church viii .,ve
Concerf OF Sacred 'u.c THURSDAY Evening, The 1ih
fan N ir Tabernacle. commencing al halt pas oci0cH
81 VI COLB RN. tie distinguished Vocalist from Bo>-
,o. sing several roquar Sacred >oygs
Mn. Il. OAHLE-A ana NJ. P.z.Sa 'NDEEa,oi tbs
cI,y.;v I'll also lksz part ~ st. performance
:, large efficient Orchestra under the direction @! W.
l. c. II i enga.,e;! for TN. OCCASION
ORDER OF PERFORMANCE.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-17

DISoRuEkli IlaUsE-Aary Ann Barns. indicted for keep
ing sorlery house IN "aGutslreet, through her coun
sell Mr. Perfume Withdrew her plea OF Dot guilty AMI
pleaded guilty 10 the indictment, VII. permission ul il!
niiLn Ca III I'd ann r.rnr
New-York tribune., 1842-03-17
HHE RAINERS have the honor TO an

ncusce 20 ;les7 friends ard tn public general.
a: they all give grand Vocal Concer; a, The y Y >ott'-
y Library FRIDAY EVENING. March IS 1882 when
hey aTr.ag IN wei aiat : me-
ly2-!G OF Saia> D!etr. ami yr!psie OF Np-. TcA-
II, cents. b. had i! Muse Stores. and atte door
slncsrt cnrlLasnce-aL l!al. aa.t oelech. nL. =
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-08-31

South Carolina from an extensive emigra.
tinf, if not depopulation. We have now
reached that condition which leaves no al
,erna,ive between the retention OF stubborn
habits, With decreasing prosperity, and
change Of foccupniion, with The prospect ol
permanent wealth. Well, whut is to be
done If Our favori,e pursuit is abandoned !!
Tho path is plainly marked OUT for Us oy
Nature. five fail to follow il. we have
nothing to thank bu, our own apathy and
indolence, South Carolina possesscs great
natural capabilities for manufacturing. II
Is melancholy fact we are far behind the
ago 10 knowledge Of our own resources
slumbcring over advantages, which if
properly employed, would mako Us the
mos, prosperous aud independent people
in existence. 1t will bo our purpose to
show. 10 a series Of essays, that We have
elements Of wealth about and around US,
which. skilfully combined, would lead 10
tho happies, and mos. productive derei-
opmen,s.-S. Patriot.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-08-31
JOHN srEEu JEreR.
For tie ddrs,tisez.

sIa. EpiTon II find in the communication oS
friend. setting forth tn you sono OF the par.i-
culars rclz,ive to the laie Military Eneampmcns
of,he Second Brigade, slight mistake has oe.
Cured. whicI, I feel /, my duty to correct 10
consequence Of tho vacancy Of our Bigodicr
General. bis place Of course was to he sop.
piled by the seignor Colonel of,he Brigade. Col.
Robertson. who I suppose was officially mott.
fed to tha, effect. he being unfortunately dc.
prircd Of being in attendance, and myself, 10.
stead Of Col. Denny. being mex, in command,
soush; an interview with the Major General
rs carly as practicable. when he rendered mo
the command Of the Infantry, and tha, he would
comIpand the camp. With all due respect TO
the Major General. and those Of my Juniors IN
command. yielded the command Of the iufan.
try Of the Brigade to the Major General. for tho
Gollowin: reasons. viz: the absence ofthe Byi-
gndc Major. from indaposition, very iinpor.
tan, officer, as conceive. on such occasions.
and no, being able. under She immerscncy. to
make such q selection Of the Brigade StntT as
though, necessary to tho occasion. and bciicv.
ing as do, ,ha, willie VIC incur tho eyPcnec
und priva,ions necessarily eousequen.npap snsh
duty. ,ha, i, should be done to parposa. Iyield.
ed Us conceived upon the principles Of ssTic'
propric.y. JOHN Wtt.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-08-31
For ke ddreytissy.

MR. EoIToa.-In reply to ecitain interrosa.
tories, pa, to the candidates for the Legislature
in this District. through tho columns Of yoa,
paper. Published come time since, I most re.
specially answer:
gfeIected, would no, in no eren. sote for ,hc
reelection ofthe Hon. w. C. Preston. as z.
8. Senator, but, I think il extremely doub,fui
whether be will Be candidate OF not.
In reply to the second inierpga,oey:
Ihave to say. thu. anu opposea,o to al U. g.
Bank. and think ], very questionable whether
any syaiem Of banking generally" can Co
regulated SO as to be permanently beneficial to
thia country.
Thirdly am, and alwuys have been cppos.
ed TO any Tariff. czcep, what may bo neeessa.
~ to supply revenue for tho economical espen-
d;tnres Of our government. An Tariffs Cor pro.
lection, consider unjust and unconstitutional.
t-ouriniy-I. .nase riwnys Seees IA sasur OF
making sixty.asae years of age, ,.,he period be.
yopd which no Judge should bold his Office.
Fifihly-As long us the Office af Govesnu,
has Leen 6lled so ably BY our most distinguish.
cd citizeus. and with 80 much satisfaction 10
the State generally. would be inclined to op.
pose any alteration in the moda of election at
present. -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-08-31
For Ac Eds,fsid Adrc,tiscr.

M.. Epiroa.-We have been anziously loo!
ing. since VIC observed the call Eado In yous
Journal, on tic candidates, for their views, up.
on the various topics which o. present appear
10 a.uac, the attention Of The political portion Of
our community. for th:ir answers; but wo hsvo
as yet, been disappointed. We therefore hope,
Sir. Editor, yon viii suggest sorac plan. IS tho
candidates are so bashfnl, that will enable us 70
make q judicious selection Of the number We
ARE entitled to. from those who arc now before
the people; we feel confident TIA, oh the candi.
dates have tho capacity to represent u'. but wo
find i. difficult. as we presume number in oih-
cy pu,t;ops Of the dp;r,et do. to make up such
q tickle, MS we think the distric, ought to base.
wi,hou, knowing whether wo Gre selecting
those who orc in favor Of our views Of tho
presep, state Of affairs. or agains, them. We
are, and always we hopo wal bs,apposed 10 60
lec,ing representatives, who, .whHn they srr'so
o, tho sea, Of govesnuuon. they find themselves
hound 10 do moro for one section oftho district
lin, nno,her; therefore. we deem j. no moro
,h.n malice ,hat the candidates Should. indiyi-
dualiy. frankly and freely declare eleir sens-
mcn,s, so thai their supporters tasy 10 " ~'s'
be dccc:Ycsic :hcn.
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PINCKNEY.
Foreign Kaaeelkigesaee.
From the New Orleans Crescent City.
we copy the following extract Of 4 letter :
nj AManaa Ann lRiO

From the New Orleans Crescent City,
we copy the following extract Of 4 letter !:
MArAMoRAs. Aug. l, 1912.
According TO promise. ! avail myself
OF tho first opportunity Of giving you some
idea how the world wags in this quarter.
hiaiamoras is dull, and there is no pros
pee, OF a permanent revival in business
during the unsettled condition Of the coun-
try consequent on the belligerani position
Of this country and Texas, on the eve of
renewed hosIili,es. There was jubilee
in this place the other day in consequence
Of the arrival Of an officer with three Tex
ian banners, who reported that battle
had taken place near Kinchey's Ranch,
aud that the Texans had thrown down
their arms and llcd o, the FIRST charge OF
the Mexicans, leaving on the field some
twenty dead bodies. together with their
arms and fed ut Tic first charge Of The
Mexicans. leaving on tho 6cld some twen-
ty dead bodies, together with their siau-
dards, and quantity Of fire arms, &c.
On one Of tho bauners is the motto Of Gal
weston lnvinciblcs, painted on brown
ground. Another is made of white satin,
Sc, round with gold fringe, with horse
man painted on it in full charge; the last
is small cavalry Gag, with blue ground
and the TeIian star.
On the morning oflhe day on which the
Gags arrived, all wns hustle and anima-
,ion. Tho city was illuminated; bells
were rung, TO deums performed, and the
big guns le, loose. You cauno, imagine
The great joy evinccd by the natives on tho
receip, Of the news ofthe recen, victory.
The next day the strips Of bunting ,
wero sent with an cscor, to the City Of
Mexico, and as you readily imagine. eve.
ry city and town through which they will
pass will witness the same display Of pride
pomP, and circumstances of glorious war
There will be some tall doins on the route.
The Mexicans, who are now to be con-
sidered flushed with victory, arc prepar-
Ing for an invasion of Texas on n grand
scale. Reiss can bring into the Geld over
1000 men.
There is at rrcscn, in Matamoras 1000
troops. some Of them we'll disciplined and
equipped,
.Arista has returned to Mexico. He has
made largo fortune during the time he
was IN command al Mon,ery.
Gen. Wall is n, hlier in command of
the troops. He is good tacsician, and as
/ believe, Poiandcr by birth.
ip my next hope 10 be able to com.
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ready assens, there iaan spss 10 the e1er'
cise Of Legislative acsicn 10 Ohio. The
The great chieiiaiD himsrif, Thomas Ew.
ing, would fail Of an eie1sipn 10 The United
States Senate, with d stgnpg and decided
majority of his friends, u joint ballot, IN
the General Assembly.
The recusaEt members, uiter a nights
reflection upon their pillows, have this
morning been invited to fs5arn soiheir duty,
aud aid ns in transaciing ne business oi
the people. They haze refiised 10 attend.
The Speakers warags mas been resor'
ted TO for the pnrpsso Df compelling
sheir attendance ia accordance with the
letter Of the cons,itnlipn: blt they have
become desperate, aud siest the sovereign
authority Of the people Of Ohio with utter
contept
10 this strange coHd;lics nf affairs, we
End ourselves sudJcnly snd fsrcihly resoi.
we'd into that elementary stale IN which The
laws Of nature prevaiis md provide that
each individua. shall parspe tho dictates
ofhis own will, so that h does no injury
to his neigbboy.
know oi no safer eulf5F 10 DC anopicd,
gentlemen. Than thai or immcdiaie sspara:
iion, without fnrH or ceremony. Lc, US
repair, with all convenient speed to our
constituents; inform them cf the wounds
inflicted upon the Constitution; and if there
be any 'oaIm 10 Gilead @its healing eth.
cacy will applied and appreciated at the
polls on the second Tuesday in October.
Gentlemen: we now gasi--perhaps for
ever. When dispersed, Ipt Try to re.
member each other. and tie many happy
hours we have here spent IN sociai inier-
course; but if memory prove ueacherous
in this .especi. LEI Us neverforget our coun'
Try. her Constitution, ard her laws.
h For tho kindness and tifmncss with
which you have uniformly sustained mo
IN discharging the arineus duties Of The
chair, l shall cherish you Gil in my fondes'
recollection. until .mein6gg shall be "swnl.
lowed Up ia dea,h.s Farewell.
Mr. Byington said, ID order to give the
refractory rneinhera time d reflect. and re.
turn TO their duty as Representatives. he
would move that the Mdase take o recess
sill a O'Clock, p. N.
The Horse then took arecess.
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SAVANNAH. Aug. "a.

SAVANNAH huS. "a.
Important. Ne,os from Merieo. Direct.
-J"hp L. Dorsey. ESQ.,, orrivcd here ycs-
,erday morning from the city Of Mexico,
bearing dispatches from our minister Gen.
Waddy Thompson, TO the Unitcd States
Government. We understand that they
are Of an important character, and relate
To our difficulties with that country. When
he left Mexico, there vas great excite
n,ent and spirit OF hostility displayed to
citizens of the United States, a procIama-
ton had been issued by the Government
Of Mexico. iu which the most abusive and
degrading terms were applied 10 our gov
crnment, denouncing our citizens. rs rob
bcrs, thieves. and scoundrels." aud hold
ing out The idea that the citizens OF the u.
States were coming there to plunder their
churches Of their gold and silver, insult
their females. and abuse their religion
This document contains a solemn appeal
to The people OF Mexico to assemble, and
unto together for The purpose Of resisting
The aggression Of the Uaiic'i States. Al
ready their army amounts to 5O.OO0 men,
and it is daily ausmcn,inS. Upwards OF
10000 Of them were ordered 10 the Iron.
tiers Of Texas, with the avowcd purpose OF
reconqucrius that country.
NJ dc Bocanasra has resigned his station
as Minister OF Exterior Relations. Tie has
been succeeded by Mr.. Alloman, who was
Minister Of tho same department under
IturbiJe.
The reply Of Mr.. Webster had no, reach
ed the city Of Mexico when mr. Dorsey
lef, there.
From the excitement which was maui-
tested when NJ. de Bocanasra's circulars
appeared in tho Government paper Da'o,
Mr.. Dorsey feels c"pGden, TINT Dir. Web
s,er's reply will induce Gen. Santa Anna
to expel The Americans from the Mexican
territory.
Mr.. Dorsey was delayed in the Gulf up.
w ards of twenty four days. and landed at
key West on The llth Instant. when Cap
tain Sal,er, OF the U. S. Steamer Missis.
sippi. politely rendered him conveyance
10 Pensacola, from thence he hurried on
as rapidly as possible, merely stopping
here for the transaction Of Some business
connected with the Texan prisoners who
were liberated in Mexico on the 18th june.
When Mr.. D. left Vera Cruz portion OF
the prisoners were then there, and the re
mander were about 40 milos distant wait.
ing for The arrival Of n vessel which had
been chartered by Mr.. Hargoos. the
American Consul to convey them TO Gal.
weston. Tc1as.-Gtorgsan.