Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-29

a~f'r5ing discriminating duties and with the purpose
of producing a revenue adequate 10 The deiences
at the cOuniry-a revenue which no deems mdis-
pcnsable 10 the country.
The second recommendation i, that the Laud
fund be Appropriated FIR Jhe security OF the stock
OF The CoNculmeut. Its distribution a. ihpossihle
Il is eOuIeudej viii ara increase Of duties beyond 20
pledging The Public DJmiiu then 10 the security of
the payment of ne interest OF the pnbiIc debt. II Is
believed that a lpan OF fifteen mllrns may be pro-
cured which am5uut Is recommended ana believed
10 be necessary Ia the present emergency of af
fairs.
Tue concluding portions of the report ARE Of a more
general chimctcr. They sp-la uithe doctrine OF
rcpudiai51nsys % deserves 10 be Sioi,n Of and lheu
oi thc necessary Of preserving the credit of The
country Confidence D said To be the LIE of ere.
da and Ia he founded uu prtnriplcs at truth and jos.
lice conneeicI w,A ~.so aa- wIHcs,ne les.,lr
tioL.
In conclusion The President rlsdscs himself to DO
all ia ns power 60 MAINTAIN th, pubiic credit
Having dpI 50 he iaru throws the re- pousi hiliy
upon lho Congress Of The Uur,cd States where i,
r%ruperly belongs.
The messa-, created much sensation in the House
OF Representative At u va. read bat tie nature Of
the business dtl no, aduu ui u dehl,c.
Mr. Fillmore moved IN 1t u be printed and laid
upon the iab,e.
4 e document we're Ihcu ordered 10 be printed
when the Ilru,e again went i.to Committee CT the
Whole upOa ,he Ipiu S3l.
INVASION OF TEN ~ BY THE MEXICANSr
We are indebted To oar ppiio irieud-. SiraJon A
GOrmrn ior The GLOWING nsWs.-CArcAi,ie.
tFrum the Crescent Cay. Extra.
SlB AHt0Eil tdkct-li.OO0 McIscaAS on nis SIDE
dhc RIO GrIndc
The news Of oar correspondent a, Mexico turns
out o. b. true. Not only there Is a large ARMY IN
the icl4 near Msxiro.hut ia Texas. Houston has s.
sued his pr,v.IIn1;iun callin. thc people To- auus. aud
The whole country buu!sNIlh arIor. Read ,he news
below. aul reJpIce that Mcx.co Nll get Ler deserts
"a sound Smashing.
An extra OF ,hc l2h inst from lac Galveston
CivllaI, brought as yes'csIay. by the steamer NcN
Io.k. states Ia Intelligence hld reached Austin. ci
the laAiug ofSn Aulo1iu 10y the MvSc,ns.
A cy1-ess su aEcs. al Ga.Veslpu irlm Victoria
stated th,J a u.Jy of three hundred Mslicaas VIM
rap'urrS Capt II Fsrsus 90. ,.d !r1n whom lac e,.
cap Il, s'a'ct that iiIrIs iUrce .H ti,s sale oi Nuecrs
ngmb- r-d SJJJ. %.1 Ncr, dt-iia.i Lr Victoria; lhl.
3JJJ hal gems 10 SIn A4t,ai1. AL hat there
were IA ah l4.OJJ %, ,ais sLg Ol .c RIVER c. anIV
Ma -se iuEuns out rapidly IA Houston.
100 mea Immediately left V Ictoiia for san Auto.
uia.
On the 9Th Of March, news reached Victoria OF
the taking OF The hamlet Ut GolIaL by AZ Me1Icans
wearing IAr uniform vi The regular army.
Captain Ferguson reached Victoria on the 7h
giving IItounnliJn that lac had been captured by
800 Mexican calvary on tie Is n. anl made Lis es
cape from Them at the Alis,ioh ct Goliad.
When Capt Wheeler len Victoria there wer,
one hundred d City m'n under arms there. under
command ofCol Glars { ONen-the families were
leaving town aud IL was determined 10 defend the
place rs long as practical.
SIXTY men mad leit MaIag0sda and expected to
reach ViCiOril on the 9th.
SIX hundred feXitns were at Slguine Al the
last accounts: reInfJrcen ,nls were & 'ihg IN and ihey
expected 10 make a stand thJre win che thousand
men.
Austin Is believed To h,yc been abandoncd-he
finn ihos removing To BIs,Dp.ani Ihe men going 10
SIsumc. General Burles "a was on has WY from
Basirop fnr The seat of war with 400 msn.
The effect VI all TIM, -a,s The Civilian, Is that
our people are neither ~d.smiyed or disturbed. bat
glad OF al opp iTtunIiy 10 ayeugs p,st injuries. aud
show the world their ability 90 maintain their nie-
pendencc.
HJu,tpn. IN his spirited p~r,lanalion. says that The
received Is sufficient 1, jpsty immediate pre-
paritIuns for war IL has d.rec,od HAT every man
II the event ofa call "a al rep 81 himself. furnished
"rh good arms, eightd1ys pu'rsiOn. and ops hun
dred r'uids Of ammunition, AMI prepared fr three
months 'ervice. iron The tune when they may re-
pjn themselves az ihe head quarters Ofihe army
Ar sia also issued his pr1Clapatinn urging the TeI-
lars, 10 hold st,l." Il Is dItrd At Monterrey. oa ihr
9A OF J .nuary. Well might oar correspondent in
'nrn us that $1,000 Mex.csus we're ready 10 lake
Iae field.