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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-17
Tbe Sandwich Islands.

Among the documents submitted to Congress
ky the President with his Message is corrcspon-
de.ce between Messrs. Haalilio aud Richards,
AGENTS from the Hawaiian or Sandwich Islands,
and our Secretary of State. The following pas
sage from the letter of the Agents contains lntor-
nation Of gratifying interest concerning the pro-
sress of the Islands in civilization and the cem-
forts Of liie and the advantages OF friendly inter
course with the United States
Twenly.three years ago the nation had no writ
ten language, and no character in which to write
IL The Language had never been systematzed
nor reduced to anv kind of form. The people had
no acquaintance with Christianity, NOT with the
valuable institutions or usages OF civilized h'e.-
The nation had no fixed form or regulations OF
Government, except as they were dictated by
those who were in authority, or might by any
means acquire power. The light OF property WAS
not acknowledged, and was therefore bur partially
enjoyed There no courts OF justice, ana
the will of the chieflains was absolute The pro-
per,y of foreigners had no protection, except IN
the kind disposition of individuals. But, under
the fostering influence, patronage and care OF his
Majesty, and that OF his predecessors, the Ian
guase has been reduced TO visible and systemauzed
form. and is now written BY large and respecta-
bic proportion of the people.
Schools have been established Throughout. his do
1ninions, and are supported principally by the Go,
vernmen,; and there are but few. among the young
er people who are unable 20 read. They have now
in their own language library, embracing con.
siderable variety OF books variety OF subjects.
including the Holy Scriptures, works on natural
history, civil history, church history geography,
political economy mathematics, and statute law :;
besides number of elementary books a regular
rsonerchical Government has been organized, of a
limited ana representative character, translation
Of the constitution OF which we herewith transmit.
A code Of laws, both civil and criminal, has been
enacted and published.
The Legislature hoidsan snnual meetisg, for the
nurposc of adding to and amending tins code.
ronr,, of Justice have been established and regu-
lar trials by jury required In all important cases
Fore;sners of dffereu. nations have testified their
confidence in these courts, by bringing SUITS IN cases
whore MANY thousands OF dollars worth OF proper
~ was involved. and that TOO when, with but very
,bor, DELAY, they could have been carries before
the courts of other countries,
T, has. moreover, been the UNIFORM practice OF
c,nsuls and commercial agents resident III ms
Ma;es,y's domsnions, and also OF all commanders
f national vessels visiting those dosnnons' 10 oe,
,nona all tina, protection, both of person ana OF
,,-,r.r,v. which is demanded of sovereign and IN
5snenaent States, and this, his Majesty sei.eves'
bss heep duly and efficiently extended. "hiie;
,herssore all is demanded of his Government ana
sill is rendered BY IT, which Is demanded Oh u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-17
roLToN,s INDICATED CANDY

" Please allow me. through The columns Of Jour paper
TO call the attention OF those WIS suffering r= coughs
celts. preparation for the relief Of dicaes OF
this kind by C. z. Coli 7 OF this Gig.
have made freu mt use OF Colons Medicated Cough
Candy. and 10 all cases my entire alisfactisn- Also,
have been personally acquainted II OF others vo
have used Il with Ike results
evidently IN agreeable and efcacious medicine and
may be freely out preud.cia effects upon ,ke
IL this last respect particularly decidedly s1pe
ror 10 the geaersiy Of articles kind offered
market safe harmless medicine aHd taereby
in connection iih medicinal merits jcy entitled The
first and highest confidence OF hose who may wish the
LET which claims afford
& Is confidently believed trial OF this Candy
hardly fato secure for il all future patronage
* for sale az tis sto5s Of C. 2 Cotton DrDggl; No
POI Man street, AID by othef Druggists N the city.
H T W Ellis
Hartford Nov 80, 1892 r.. E, Weekly Re,iew.
Sold by a 3. D. Sands Druggists, Nos g and 100 Full
tou.sreet wholesale and retail; also sold by A. B.
Co, rs Broadway. OF Chambers street;
David Sands Co.. - East Broadway, co-Eer Of Market
street. DIS In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-17
Celebrated FRENCH

HOLEaIAN'S Celebrated FRENCH
" CEMENT, unequaIled for nlending broken Glass,
Chiza Quecis-ware Ornaments, and fancy articles OF
every description.
In The introduction of article, the Obstacles arc
many and difficult TO overcome, in great measure
TO the preparations sold for the same objects,
possessing little merit But the confidence CT the
proprietor Of this Cement Is such that If til Ia answer
the purposes for which is recommended the r.oEey VIII
be returned Articles meGded with nay be exposed 10
very considerable degree heat and Will resist The acton
ofhOinc sufficiently long for al ordinary purposes
Tie manner using this Cement so simple thai The
most inexperienced person fail OF success Each
houe accompanied with particular directions Tor
Price q cents Sod wholesale and retail by D SANDS
L CO. y Eat Broadway narket-street; 70 and 100
Fultonslreet and rs Broadway corner ChaGhers street
dlo I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-17
For TIE Tribune.
s. Drsam.
BY AUGUSTUS ssooeaAss.

BYAueus1Us ssoDeaAss.
IT WAS Midnight. and The Student gazed
Upon his lamp, which feebly blazed'
Pickering TO and fro;
And, rising from his book, his eyes
Glanced DER the star-cmbiazon' skies,
Then on the wales below.
Silent the fores. cast its shade;
While scarce sound the river played
Tina. meath his window ran;
Sleep alled with soul-deligh,ing charms,
Embraced within her kindly arms
The varied soul Of Man
The student felt the ballowcd heur,
And rushing to MS soul with power,
An ancient dream was brought;
Deeply.he n.used; his heart seemed riven'
And there alone with Night and Heaven,
He struggled with his Thought
Before his eyes there seemed TO roll
Scenes cherished by his infant soul,
And buried in his breast;
The humble cottage on the plain;
The childhood voices laughed again
With mir,h in vain repress'd
The forest waved before bis eyes,
Once more the steep hill seemed 10 rise;
The laughing stream rushed on;
The valley gi,tered with its flowers
The birds again sang in their bowers,
Orsported in the SUM-
His Childhood's flowers are on the blast;
His feet have from the cottage passed,
And wander trembling forth
And, bucsJing on the arms of Man,
He sought to conquer in the van
The wished-for joys of earth
With other tongues be learned to speak,
And Thought began its powers to wreak
Within his opening mind;
His Soul arose and barred its blade;
Its banner in the tempest played
And huttered in the wind.
In vain the prize before him fed
Yet still he marched with hurried tread,
And burning eye the while!
A gentle voice is in his breast
His eager step is half reprcssd
He falters with smile
A whispering Hope is in his soul;
w;sh-his heart cannot control,
And scarce his tongue can name;
A wildness fills his blazing eye
His books are thrown unheeded by
His bosom feels flame
O what can make this world of ours,
More like the wish'd-for heavenly bowers,
Than love exchanged for love
The Patriarch's vision seems to rise
A thousand angels throng the skies,
And down the ladder move!
Loves chains are pleasing, tho they're strong
His Heart leaps upward with song,
And deems the prize is found;
But like an an eagle, tenpest.drlven,
Headlong adown the warning Heaven,
1t hutters on the ground!
In vain the Hope the Wish in vain
The sought-for prize is lost again
Lost ever TO his eye;
Like stern captive, doomed to feel
The chain, the torture and the steel,
He bears his agony!
That ancient dream is over now;
But Age is seated on his brow,
And Age is in his eye;
And, like Pilgrim from aiar,
Bent in weary life of war,
He seeks his home to die
And thus within that hallowcd bower,
On-rushing to his soul with power
That ancient dream was brought;
And thus he mused; bis heart was riven,
And thus alone with Night and Heaven,
He struggled with his Thought!
Nor4oieh, N. \.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-17
IN CHANCERY-Refore the Vice Chan


Nlch Bank. Davis and others.
In pursuance OF decreal order o this Court made IN
the above cause will h sold at pubic auction Under the
direction NJ subscriber one OF the masters thereof by
+. H. Ludlow, Auctoneer, az the Merchants Exchange IN
the Civ OF NewYork the 50h day January, Instant
at l2 O'Clock, noou OF that day,
All those certain o:s pieces or parcels o; land WIN
the buildings thereon, Suac, lying and being IN the Eev
nth wari o the City of New.York, the Westerly side
OF Avenue D. between Eighth ard Ninth streets and Known
designated on map OF Que hundred and My los OF
ground situate in the Eleventh Ward of The City Of New
York belonging TO the OF John Flock deceased and
made ly d. owen City Surveyor, in March A. D. o and
now on a!e in the Office OF the Register Of the City and
County oil New-Yotk OTIS numbered hundred and
forv-seven tl47 hurdred and icry egh; liS sndy
ing coYguons 10 each other which taken together bound
ed o. follows, commencing nj the Nohw eSitiIy corn
arOAYenue and Eighth street and running thence NORTH
trv along the Westerly line OF Avenue l0ry-slI feet
eleven INCHES thence Westerly parnl!e with Eighth street
ninety feet thence Scutery and parallel With Ave
nue. foV-sX feet and eleven iHches theace EssieTly
along III, korheriy SIDE al Eighth street nHry-three el
IN Avenue D, tie place Of brgnniDg-N Jan Z,
l54S WILLIAM ". CAMPBELL Master !" Chansery.
a w BRApFosD. Solicitor. JAG ftlvliaSD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-17
Az ngDOW SHADES WINDOW

~ SHADESt-Tbe subscribers respectfully inform
her friends and the pEoc that having leased the spacious
s,o-e NO Spruce street. few doors Nassau. they
prepared execute all orders for Painting fevery
description, wiih neataes, economy ard despatch.
All kinds Of Sign Painting done in style not 10 be sur
passed By any other establishment Gold Signs, warranted
ne: fade. large assortment OF well seasoned S!gR
Boards ALWAYS on band.
Banners Interior Decorations and TaEspareces toue 10
order Degus furnished and executed IN peTor style
Specimens OF work always be seen and references gives
by calling the above place
Trey have on band ana constantly manufacturing
Transparent Decorative Window Shnde Strangers in The
city, keepers hotels saloons, public places Of resaT and
families always b. supplied with Shades Of the best DE-
scripuon and warranted The assortment consists of spca-
did Iatian Landscapes Wild Vignsues. French Scrolls
Vignettes oSei1e Centres, Scripural Views Fancy
Sketch and GolLc Landscape Centres Intern Ahbeys-
kinds of Shades. how difcu, painted
a superior style a, this establishment
They would likewise call the attention OF the pablo 10
most splendid Gothic Shade got up ia good style, and
rapted 10 please.
The trade generally supplied on liberalterms.
Trimmings furnished and Shades i1ed It required.
BARTOL < DE MAUSY.
SAMUEL. F. BAEToL,
r De MACSY. IL! u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-17
\ ~ aFTJzABETH-PoRT AND

49, NETWORK FERRY COMPANY
FfE.e~ Z --az;s-z.-7s:--Fsrt L; Csnti
The Steamboats, wATER-wiTCH md ClND eksLLh
nv taiy from EIzaset-Port 10 Nesfek, touching al
E.gBrsEitop and Port-cbDond, each UP as follows;
or ans after he I'm day 81 October, i8i--
Az ea and iaoeoek. An 4. q and 6s a
81 j. and 81 O'Clock. P. II All and 4e'cseck, IN.
On St7.isy
Leave EizaOetk-Port III s'cloca A. " ard al :. ID
Lea7e Ss=-York al n o'clock,i- u. AID al = = NJ
n B-PassenEsrs esyled, Scotch Palms tiainfetc
Bound-SroeS. SonervilIe, Eason Scheoiets Mountain
By lie Elizabe,ht0w and Sonervie Railroad Cnrs vi.
leave Nev-York in the g cinck bSst in the morning anc
Ia the /: and O'Clock boats il the afternoon
Passengers from the 81 O'Clock BOAT will leave
in stages Easton add ScboOieys Mountain oS TIE ar
rival OF The cars al SoGlerTsl!e-
Horse Car viii leave :Se front o: The onion Hts+
c1arSsr hour prsviocs the departure OF each boat
Al hagrage al The risk Of is ONner OIL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-17

Name, OF inle>iates whose Es-
tales have been taken charge
olby The Public Administrator
or his predecessor, and which
have not been hereloior re-
DDrfpt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-17
pHEAP BOoKs-Robert NIerrys Nj

HHEAF BUUKS-hODeTt Hcffy vi u
scum Edited by Peter Farley, for years 1871 and '42
nea bopnd and containing 100 beautiful enSravn2s,
Ri pieces Of nsiG and $50 pages reading matter for One
Dollar Musical Cabinet bound containing 200 pages, ar
ranges bv Geo J. Webb and embracing great variety Of
bo,h sacred sad secular Music, principally from the great
masters, HE extreme low p1ct OF one Dollar ard riy
Cents, Price formerly ST. unbound Boston Miscellany,
eewan bo1nd in half Turkish morocco, gilt, with marble
.aes Tor & So Also. Grahaus and SargeaarS Magazine,
Lady's Book Ladys Companion Pioneer, Artist anu Mis-
senm Laws Pearl, Lowell Offering, Mothers Assistant al
81 per year Knickerbocker, Democratic Review, Aler-
capfsJ Magazine per year and all the other various
Mapaznas Of The day, wholesale and retail All orders
rom ibe trade supplied with tire greatest promptness
'0'" BRADBURY, S0DEN & CO,
,r,ss,n.si Y SchOOi-st Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-17

w ~ Nast L uD4l's hbUIlIiStl hAOt !
or his predecessor, and which |
have not been hereloior re-
pofiet.
FrCderick Hach.lin .......,...i
IO!:n Campbell ................l
Jeremiah Deeriug..............
John aplirg .................
Marcus Brutus .................
James Turner ........-........
John w. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
William Li!liebay..............I
John Gallagher ................
Adellne Bennett ..............
ISAAC Cox. ...............
George Moore .................
william Wood .................
Josiah Oowdy .................
Richard Adams ................
william Brown ................
III mas Adams ................
Peter Luhhe ...................
Charles +. Barker ............i
John Turner .................
Peter A. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
George Anderson ..............
Ptler 'rhomas..................
Richard Lea ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
William NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
William Thompson .......-.....
Ni!!lRm Hubbard .....,........
6ndrcw Christie ..............
Robert Mae,lin .........
Francis II. MaIsewS. 49,.
Charles Taylor 49,. ........i
Hugh Morrison ........,,......I
Thomas BOvSrr ..............i
andrew Nelson.
Hugh Cutirr .....-...........
Natil;iss Rker ...........
Edward Welsh ......,.........i
Charles Rich ..................
Edward A9werDsuk .....
&i-aGor MurTiS .........
Joseph f. Carlton. .............
Jane 5fG5Gcck .................-
DIN Mcneil .................I
A. VI. Harris.
Charles Long.
Mar Dwyer ...................
Charles A. Holman ...........
ibou.as 4. i!pra.
John AurdocS .................
JnHs. Oscar .-..................
William BrecxerrIdgp
william Morton. or Horton.
John T. Hass-l!.......
Julia Lynch.
wiiiiar- BoUiiuu ..............
William GaFterts...........-t
Mary kchla.oa ............
John Brown ...... .........'
LOUIS Derr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS!
John Roberts ..................l
George Waller ................l
r.rnesi schoue ............i
John Ifufiy -. ..............I
Patrick Riley ..................E
Rjchar0 Ervia ............i
Nicholas Wal,h............
John P. Observation-Disclosures.
Ellen shay ....................
Ar1el VI; Eal.ins............-.-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-17
i PERKINS CARDS, Enamelled and

= N4lfNb'Vf i'uHIIICIINN 'tt'>'
Pearl Suriace.-Priners, Engrayers. Booksellers and
others who bug Cards, viii md cards IN the country
equal TO hese quality and cEeapness Sreat Improve
mans have made in these Cards within sno time
and the Enarsled Cards warranted superior Tor
Copperpatc Printing Style Writing and Letter Press Print
ny ard beautiful article for Address and visiting
Cards, being of clear white complexion ana 'Whoth
card or for u>ua purposes The best il use they are not
surpassed b any other in point OF qnaity and are warrant
ed 10 print well in every respect 10 bear strong body oil
ink from large type. and all 10 work equally we'll they
are sold al prices cheaper than other cards OF inferior qua
nv scales of sizes and prices givrn 10 any who wish
er aa the cards sale, wholesale and retail BY the
manufacturers agent JOHN ALLEN,
ia c,,7-, 1873 Ni-sau.Sreet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-17
1 4 ACT respecting the Collection OF

4 n ACT respecting the COLLECTION OF
= Taxes in The City OF Northumberland January
l2. l245-Tne People of the STATE OF New York repre-
..n,rt IN Sen5te aud Assembly, do enact as in!o*s:
SECTION l. any OF any description on thu IS ates
real or personal ne treehoidsrs ard Inhabitants OF The
civ o New York te year thousand eight uu.rsd
and foy.,ue shall remain unpaid 2h day OF Feb
mary l5zi ersuug passage of this act II shall then and
col before that tiae lawful for tie collectors whose duty
may De TO collect such TAX % charge receive and collect
in addition 10 lr al SUCH tax, oGe per cent con
th c,oun; thereof charge ana coec'
spcb tax 80 remaining unpai4 tie twentieth day OF each
,1To.il between month e February and the frs;
fav Of p ne prescribed by law ior the Collectors
Ia The ,, city aaake their To The ChaHharitn or
reY.ure thereof further addition increase OF one per
ei op tha OF such aad such increase or per
-snia5e shall pail and accounted oF by such col
iecrcr asa part Of tie tax collected by b'rD.
ser much all acts an parts OF acts As lnconSist
eci ia Ike provisions Of this hereby repealed
Sec 8 Tbs sct shah take efec. Immediately.
Stal- OF New York,
Serr,tary's Office. have compared the preceding
with gna la" on fi-. IN tbs
office. am do c=rify that the same
i corr-ct transcript theTe:rom and
OF the whole III sad original
ARCHD CAMPBELL,
Dep. Sec. OF State.
sf,apv J4rrsrv j. 1913 "A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-17
- f IiNlTTANCES TO IRELAND,

-. KENi / AlNJES TO ihELAlNU,
49, kc &c The subscriber continues 10 transmit mon
~ In sums large small, persons restiGg III aHy part
oi Ireland in tie he ana his predecessor
have done for the last thirty years ad more Also TO any
part OF England Scotland
Money RENTED by letter post paid) the subcrber,
DER onaly deposited with h, with the name OF the person
or pe s,nS in ireland. England Scotland, 10 whom Is
to lie sent, and nearest post town, H'il be Immediately
transmitted and paid accordingly and receipt thai e.
feet q ven or Tor xarird the sender,
ilS LnE GEORGE MCBRIDE, Jr, 81 Cedar ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-17

saass. ADAMS & CO.'S New-Y Ork
go and Newark E1,ress-The public are res7ect.
ss-fnily informed that the subscribers have estab
------iished < PRESS between NeyySo and New
ark N J Tor thu Transmission and speedy delivery o.!
Packages Bundles Money &c tie collection OF Notes and
Bills aad all olhFrbusnes appertaining 10 E1preSs--
ORDERS articles 10 he returned by the Express Will De
delivered free g; charge.
Office in New. York al No. Wal-stree and IN Newark
II Smiths Newspape Depot. No. so Broad-st.ec.
Leaves New York al III A. VI. and {: P VI.
Newark al 9 A NJ and ]. p NJ.
dqn I'm ADAMS < co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-17
~ E,NOVAI. of the Clothing Store Ne.


RS "a sowery-The subscribers n!snt removing their
Colhsg Store RON No II Bowery 10 The Store adjoining
no l2l the FIRST May aud consequence thereof
they VIII sell their present stock ready made cloh
ing consisting OF general sSsorentc OF Mems Youths asd
Chden CioIhins at greatly reduced prices IN order that
they may INTO their with entire stock
To those havisg ;he cash this chance of laying
ing 10 very good clothing al low price folly de-
tsfn,psd 10 sci! OF orr entire sock.
Csc iair GEO. a, IoYT x co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-17
ECONOMY AND FASHION-Wa

IA ran,ed cheap the cheapest than be bought
in this City. Fashionable Hats warrar;ed fur bodies
from So S. Splendid Imitation sioi-,k= Hats cloth
under er s. So II IN any instance above Hats do
not give satisfaction the wearer be amply satisfied
hy giving information the Subscriber, where they
cons an,iv manufacturing. J. w KELLOSS
!. DO lnit Ne. lSe Canal-st cor OF Thompson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-17

mo THE COMMON COUNCIL OF TIE CITY or
nompH
Jan1ry,E
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-17

Names OF lnleSta,eS those sS-
ra,es have been Iaksn charge
o; or The Pubic Administrator
or his predecessor, and which
have seen heretoioss reported
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-17
- WINTER ARRANGEMENT

-. WINTER ARRANGEMENT
s5iss-,s+5s%se,s FOX GOSHEN VIA NEW YORK AND
ERIE RAILROAD.-Fare 10 Goshen 81 So
---Tu Turner's 81 25.-0n and alter Monday, January
3D. lg4S The cars OF the New York and Erie Railroad NJ"
nun IN connection with the Steamboat Uca, Capt 4 H.
Schuz) daily. (Sundsys excepted
For Pas,eneer-Leave Cour,land pier at O'Clock
A NJ; leave Goshen al quarter past \ NJ
For Freight-L->ve Csurlandt street pier al r 81;
leave Goshen al half pat s \ NJ.
r. C. SEYMOUR, Supt and Engr.
IL The passenger train connects a, Turner's with
Reach Mai Stages for Newburgb, New Paz, Kingston
Caskili and Albany. and at Goshen with the Carbondale
and other Western Line Of Stages JAM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-17

HARDWARE pAPER-600 reams,
different sizes. S. BY 20 to 81 by q; aiSo-5o
knye!ope5o gross BoaGet Boards, isr Sle Al ranuac-
,urgrs' prices bv GsUNC = DERR1CKS0S,
MIS- LA SnpthsiV-at
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-03-11

Canal Commissioners.- following
res Of lulions were offered in the House Of
Representatives, on Saturday last, By Gen.
Roumiolt. We presume the information
will be communicated for ,heibenefl Of The
green horns in a day or two.
Whereas, The Canal Commissioners,
while they have exhibited in lhe statement
of their account, the receipts on the publ C
works for the entire year. l542, have oxhib
ted The expenses on said work for nine
months only--therefore,
Resolved, Thatihe Canal Commission.
ers be requested 10 furnish this House
the expenses on the public works for the
first quarter OF the year lS42, which they
have omitted in the statement Of their ac-
count.
The rule was in this case Dispersed with
and The resolution adopted.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-03-11
LATE FROM MEXICO.

The Campeacheans sul defend their
city against the Mexican army, ,and il would
appear, with no little punishment to the
latter. II is slated iha. The Mexicans have
fortified themselves on the heights of Gihi-
ma, overlooking Campeachy, we're driven
thence on the Is, Of Feb.by The Campeach.
cans, the latter losing only some 70 men.
while The Mexican lost 400. among whom
we're their general, and son of Santa Ana.
The Campeacheans. il is stated, are there
loIe in high spirits, and are about 10 declare
Yucalsn free for ever, and adopt national
standard, Com. Moore. with the Texan
feet was expected soon TO arrive to their
assistance. ...r-