davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-28
q Certain ani
and Fess
IN iho
ever Nau,a
DeBlay,
Woo. ~

The most ialts6B,.,'...
Medicine have IN. y i''
inent Physicians i sSs S,.
And i is presence y.
ever been used -
more beneficial, 6le,'',
ca led forth from aiBsi.i
slons Of heartfelt o, g'.e
Persons taking me P1I \
reh.eyed-chilI broken ~.
and head free and bs,bs !.
appetite increasing sS5 /.
nervous rvC weakness ae5.
When taken Accord.
accompanying themtbs,
chill and Fever the 6ri 4.
the e., stomach or Operate \,
Their action upon NJ
charming, that persons, v, .
and pleased with ther 5..
ioiation TO health; ~.
The Pills are Durelv 81.
and the happy combinaI ~.
and their proportions ~
medicine which never y N
relief isatall aitsips5 h -
Each BVE contains ]! SSi,
One Dollar. ''' " ''
For Sale by r
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-28
DOCTOR DAYTON.

is prepared Tin addition to his duties as
l. Physician and Surgeon) to perform in
neat, scientific and durable manner, all the op-
e:ations of
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-28
MAGNETIC ELECTRO
GLIDING AND SILVER PLATING
BY A. r. WELLINGTON.

MARKET STREET.
Metallic articles, Gfevery description, Gilded
or iSiluered in the most durable manner, and to
any thickness required.
Surgical and Denial Instruments can now
be Gilded OF Silvered without difficulty, as the
use of heat is entirely dispensed with,
Kniues and Forks may be made to appear
like Gold or Silver, requiring none of the lab
or to clean them which is indispensable with
Steel and being also proof against the effect
of the acid when used in eating fruit, preserves
&c.
Old Plated Warc is rendered equal to New
OR, rather, is actually, made 1aenO; and
when worn out again. by hard service, can be
replated as well as ever.
All Articles IF Polish Brass, DC, which are
so difficult to be kept bright, may be now Goa
ted with Gold or Silver for trifie; such as
Door Plates, Knobs, Lamps, Eandlesticks, Car
rage and Harness Mountings, Apothecaries,
Scales and Weights, &C., DC.
ALL WORK WARRANTED.
Instructions gwen on the above mode OF
Gliding & Silverng on reasonable terms.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-28
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI

LowNDEs County, PROBATE COURT, AUGUST
TERM, A. ID. l943.
HNO all persons interested in the real estate
II of Felix Wood, deceased late of SAID coun-
ty and State aforesaid You are hereby cit
ed to appear before the Judge of our said Pro-
bates Court at term thereof to be holden 70,
said county, on the first Monday in October
next. Ie43, at the Court House in the town
OF Columbus, then and there to show cause
It any you can, why an order should not
be made 10 sell the following described lands
belonging to the estate of said Felix Wood,
decd, according to the prayer of the petition
OF Locky Wood, adn'x, of the estate Of said
deceased, TO wit The south east quarter.
section number Thirty. five, south half north
east quarter, south east quarter, east half south
west quarter and south west quarter of south
west quarter of section thirty six, In township
number sixteen. south ofrange number seven.
teen, west and lots numbers FIVE, eight, and
eleven, of section ones north west quarter, of
DOrth east quarter ofsection number wo. and
the east hal, north west quarter, the east half
north west quarter, the east half; south west
quarter, and west half south east quarter. of
section eleven, ard lot No. two, Of section
number twelvc.In township number seventeen.
south Orange number seventeen west. COM
monty called and known as the min tract. III
g fLlther ordered by the Court that this cita.
ton be pu6li6hed In the Columbus Democrat
and Demo ratio w hid, two newsE,anera nsIh.
hehed ID thu toWn Of Columbus. f6r aiix ,weele
successfully.
Witness re Honorable Thomas sasbpaop
JUDGE u z fobalss Court for Iowfl3ea f.o,nsv'
Y - ssiPpb t6is tie Gzst MONDAY 81 ngust x.
lssdsi .tori sht minutes sile gtli DIP j AL
u.sss q 1ss go.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-28
80 So So &c 9 S. R @ 81 q

Those interested. are invited to call and
examine his splendid collection of Premium
lncorruptible Teeth, which he viii insert on
reasonable TERMS with pivots or gold plate,
and if need be with Artificial Gums of The
not done in such way as to give perfect salts.
faction, nothing win be charged.
Office on Man Street, doors from VIM.
Hnddleston, & Cos Store.
Dec. 1912.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-28

THE FEMALE SCHOOL,
HVAUGHT dnnng the last year In the
u Cumberland Presbyterian Church, Co
lumbus, will be reopened at the same place, on
Monday, September 18th, by Miss E. H. WILL
LIAMs, assistediby Miss l.. WRIGHT.
Columbus, Sep. l, 1643.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-28
w. A. TAYLOR & CO

! w. A. TAYLOR & co.
now getting up fine lot of cheap and
u fashionable furniture which they viii sell
low for cash hey also keep Chairs. Sofas
Lounges. and almost every article ii their
Also Rooms Papered, Mattresses made
and al branches ofthe Upholstering businsss'
executed N the neatest and most FASHIONABLE
sty1e; ny an npholsteref from Philadelphia :
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-28
Columbus, Iule %. Isa

Columbus, Juae @, Isa
CATALOGUE Id
FOR THE PEI
PUBLISHED IN ExTR,
THE NEW Wc
BY ]. WINcHEsrpR sO
NEW YoRE
10 WHOM ALL oRDg
BE Address
a" MANY A BOOK WHICH
ED TO THE WATERS, NJ
SOME REMOTE SHORE,
PROVES A BLESSING AID.
TO MILLIONS WHO lRI
FROM WHENCE nj
Now in the Course Of nd
consecutive Double Extra rrr
w ord, at % cents a nune
complete work, IFPAiDURu
SlRJOHN FR0l,s
CHRONICLE0F El
FRANCE, SPi
AND THE ADJOINING 9
The most rare, valuable 4
celebrated work ever publ
world-elegantly printed one
white paper, andsPleHd.dE
over
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-28

DISTRICT CHANcER1 COURT OF THE Sf1TE
or MfssIssTPPf.
HELD AT COLUMBUS
AuGusr RULES, 1873.
Benjamin B. Mitchell Complainant:
No loo. We.
John Cooper, Defendants.
ITPON opening the matters Of this lsil and
tappearlng that the defendant u not - -
ln y OF this States but resides havorS
the limits thereof 90 that the ordinary nrsse--
gf this Court cannot De executed noon h;m'
e, = ordered that Unless said defendant aD-
pear before the Vice Chancellor AZ tke r:,,s.,
room iH the town Of Columbus, On the tn ''''.'
1sf Monday ia November nere
ana plead answer or demur to the Bin 81 49,,
pla,nI hsreans the several allegations Thereof
wl Pc taken for confessed and such or.'r s,,'
eeGree made therein IS, q The vice Eh an:
celIoI may seem equitable and inst. s''.e'.
u y further ordered that cow ~ ~
qef pc inserted N The al1emoefat;c Tvss IS
once . week for two naonths successiiTalsI
!, u. MCCARTHY. III
Hemphlll q Beauchamp Solicitor. : p'@s
August 10th. led3..
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-28

ENINE Bonnet Silks, Ribbons, Artificial
l. Flowers, and also full trimed Silk hat 81
the latest fashion, for sale at
June 18th, 1S43.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-28
every description.

"HIS medicine has been used by the prI-
n prietor number Of years. in extensive
practice, during which time he has treated
some thousands of cases ofFever, and from the
success in this mode of practice, he is conf
dent it must and will be the prevailing prac-
tice in Fevers.
1t never fails 10 cure the cl,iIls and fever tie
first day. Bilious, Typhus, Nervous, COnges-
tive, and Winter Fevrru all yield 10 the use OF
this medicine, and are cured in shorter time,
and with much more certainty than by any 9TH
err system oipractice that has ever been RECON-
fnended,
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-28

COTTON 5i''s
TnIANTERs and oihsi,, 4
~ tie plantation \.
ihe lborhcod q Ply1s...
one 81 Canvass goFtg. w..
non. ~ quality snPsroi Y
tht asii0n 9 ihe coli.1 .r0
y lgn
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-28

DISTRICT CHANcERY COURT OF THE STATE
OF MISSISSIPPI.
HELD AT COLUMBUS.
August Rules, 1913.
Alexander Young, Complainant,
No, l04, VS..
James r. Parks, Defendant.
TTPON opening the matters of this bill. and
" it appearing that the defendant is not ,.n
lnlabtant of this State, but resides bevond
the limits thereof so that the ordinary process
uf this court cannot be executed upon him
1t IS ordered that unless said defendant an
pears before the Vice Chancellor at the Court
room IN ihe town of Columbus on the
1st Monday in November next.
and plead answer or demur to the bill of com.
plant herein; the several allegations thereof
VIII be taken for confessed and such order 81
decree made therein as TO the Vice Chanrelor
may seem equitable and just.
1t rs further ordered chat copy of this order
be inserted in the Democratic WhiO' : news.
paper published in the town Of EolInTfins
once week for two months succeasivelv-
~. McCARTHY;c elk:
HARRIS & Harrison, Solicitors
August 10th, 1843.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-28
CERTIFICATES.
Gallatin Co, illinois, April Is, Is42

NEhIlFICAIES.
Gallatin Co, illinois, April Is, 1912.
DR.. CHAMPToN.-Dear Sir:-Withiu th,
last IL months have been using your Anti
Bilious and Ague Pills, in my practice TO ;
considerable extent, and have found them tC
be productive of superior effects in the cure O.
Fever and many ether cases. It is difficult e
| get them here, their character standing Sc
high in all the south Fart ofthis State that
they are all bought up, and consequently it !,
| very hard to get sufficient quantity of them
You will confer a great favor on the inhabi.
tants of this county by forwarding good sup.
/ ply OF your medicine 10 this place.
A. "A. WOLFE, M. D.
CERTIFICATE FROMDR. WIN. M'cLFLEN
Taladega Co, Ala, May 2lst 1912
This is to certify that during the past sea
son have made use of DIR. Champions Ague
Medicine IN my practice, and out of twentv :wO
| boxes Gall had) have never failed ofefFactinD
permanent removal of the disease, and IN no
single case did patient take more than half
box. l can with strictveraciiy, and do with
great pleasure say that believe il to be the
best safest, and most cffectual remedy for
Agues Chille and Fever, 6-c, that has ever
been discovered.
-, VIM McLELEN.
CERTIFICATE FROMJAS. TURNER.
This IS to certify that have used DIR. Char4-
plon.s Vegetable Ague Medicine in my family
TOT the last twelve months with the mos hap
pv effect. ! have used them in chills and fe-
yer and have Witnessed the good effects of
the medicine in great number of cases, and
have never known It fail to perform a cure, and
! DO think DR.. Champions Pills, By far the
pest medicine l have ever known used ia
levers. JAMES TURNER.
CharlestOnS 8. c. Feb.y 9th. l64S.
ALSO
DR.. CHAMPIONS
Vegetable ANTI Bilious, Anti yspep-
tic, Purifying and Cathaftic Pills,
possessing, from impoFtant COM
bined properties forthe cure of
diseases, carefully and cor
rectly combined one pdicIe
TO assist the efFecls ofan-
othf for the benefit Or
W health of man
Kind.
This nsdlclne y recommended to the atten.
Dysppsias Dorsey, Bilioiis hahirs r:s,-i;ve
ness LnnleEa hqtnnsa Rheumatism, Scnrfnla.
E'on! stomach DEPRIVED appetite Worms.
y9talalzea, (Which % known by sinking Sen.
s ts1 AZ sns ~ 81 the stomarh) Jaundics.
7eAaacne AnA sick stomach. palnilak,on oftbe 4 Z
eaFts Nlaf1Aea erpous aIl'ielinfla. f1,sfsse !,
q N.nx. Heatt-burn. White sWeIIi1n. and !
7 Those Diseases arising from impure blood.
NoK sale " GREENE HILL
lso b n. N . JONES.
Also ~ nearly AT VI he VII 4es nnd SKY IN.
leEpm country agents. II III SI Ikx Sokfhafn
90 Western States Ana i
lenARD !. c5ekhs a.ns. sS. Il. ss.s.,.-
@@0kM a. s
AEwoNNEXs KM
Got0aahus ~ Iaarrrs
'fire On Military ST, s,ssY .hs r.2.... n
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-28
DR.. CHAMPIONS

Vegetable Ague Medicine, safe and
certain cure for Chills and Fever in
all its complicated forms, also an
efectual remedy for Fever Of
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-06-02
Public Meeting.

Alta meeting of the citizens Of the lower
end of Yazoe county, convened at SataTtia,
on Saturday, the 2Oih day Of May, 1843, on
motion, CALVIN TAYLOR, was called TO
the Chair, and JOEL G. RICE appointed Sec
rotary; at which meeting the following pre-
amble and resolutions were adopted:
WHEREAS, the citizens Of the lower end oil
Yazoo county, deeply sensible Of the great
Inconvenience under which they have labor
ed for years, in consequences of their remote
residence from the seat Of justice at Benton
in attending there as jurors, witnesses, &c.
and believing that in free country like ours
it is the duty of the Legislature, to redress
the Just complaints and grievances Of the
citizens, when properly presented to tina
| body-deem it a matter of the first impor
lance TO the welfare of the citizens of thi'
end Of the county; that our petition, hereto
fore presented 10 the Legislature, be urged
upon the consideration of that honorable
body. to diUide the county at their merit meet
ipg, in such manner as to fully redress thC
grievances of the petitioners.
This meeting having in view the resolu
lions heretofore adopted by the citizens of TIT
lower end Of YazoO "noi to support for
seat in the Legisiafure, any man 10hGIeUer ma!
be his political sentiments unless he vii
pledge hiinselftO GdUocate .{cGrLeSsLy betoT
He DeopEe. and an the legislature, she o6jeot
and wishes Of the people OF this end Of tn,
county ."-Therefsre,
Resolved, That a meeting of the citizen
of the lower end of Yazoo county, be con
vened at Satartia, on Saturday, the 3rd da,
Of June next, for the purpose of nominating
] one or more candidates 10 be run for the lie
gisIature, favorable to that object.
Resolved, That the preamble and resolu
tons be signed, and published in the YazOC
City Wing, and Yazoo Banner.
c. TAYLOR, Chm'n.
| lori. g. RICE. Sectv.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-06-02
Mic Dfnarence.

A National Bank has been twice tried, and
its effects proved salutary to every interest
in the country, every department of indus
try, trade and cOmmerce; now, the Wings,
following the plain read Of experience, pro-
pose it for a third time.
The loco foco leaders, ten years age, de-
nounced National Bank. destroyed the best
currency the country ever had, and put up
State Banks to ''fll up the vacuum" with a
"better currency. Since the disasters Of
1897, consequent to that policy. ruin, like q
blasting simeon, has swept over the land
cutting off the arms Of trade and commerce,
and palsying the hand Of industry. After
that time, we heard nothing from loco focC
Solons about this once Iauded system. But
soon after the collapse Of The State Banks in
I8a7, at the memorable extra session, a grear
panaesa was proposed 70 heal the bleeding
wounds Of the country. And what was il,
The wild scheme Of the Sub Treasury! 1
was afterwards adopted, proved beneficial
"a paging o6iee.holders under the atminisira
lion which acted on the principle that .sth,
people expect TOO much from Government.
Vel, people condemned this experiment
II was repealed. and from that day 10 this, Il
has slept quietly in oblivion--so decided va.
it, condemnation thar It's goa fathers have
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-06-02
ANNUNCTATTONS.

We are requested to announce THOMAS J.
WILSON, as a candidate for the Office of Tax
Collector of Yazoo county, at the next No
vember election.
We are utheTized to announce WIN. H.
KEMPToN, as a candidate for the Office of
Assessor of Yazoo county, at the next EIec-
ton.
We are authorized to announce JoAB R.
RICHARDS, Esq, IS a candidate for the Office
of Probate Judge of Yazoo county, at the
next November election.
We are authorized to announce JoHN A.
Howard, as a candidate for re-election to the
Office Of Assessor of Yazoo county, at the
next November election.
We are authorized to announce JoHE P.
BEAsLEY, as a candidate for the Office of Tax
Collector of Yazoo county, at the next No
VENDOR election.
We are authorised to announce CHARLES
M. HENDERSON, as a candidate for the office
of Tax Collector of Yazoo county, at the
next November election.
We are authorized to announce WILLIAM
c. HAYS, as a candidate for the office of
Assessor of Yazoo county, at the next No
vember election.
We are authorized to announce JOHN o.
HUNTER, as a candidate fer the Office Of As
SCISSOR Of Yazoo county, at the next Novem.
Der election.
Or We are authorised to announce
nj. G. BLINCoE as a candidate for the Office n
Tax Collector, the next November election,
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-06-02
Hnrnn,a Cnshiership.

We see in the papers letter from DR..
Hagan dated in June, 1888, to the Union
Bank very humbly applying for the appoint
ment of Cashier of the bank expected TO be
located at Vicksburg, and very faithfully
promising to ''uss his humble abilities 70
promote the prosperity of the Bank and 70
achieve the great objects it was designed to
effect"
Well now, gentlemen, what Of all this!
What is the use Of filing up your columns
with the letters Of DR.. Hagan! How long
is it necessary that the wing papers should
give notoriely to James Hagan. He is the
editor of paper it is true, but it is sour
rillous sheet which has advocated and op.
posed all sides of all popular questions which
have been discussed in Mississippi since III
publication commenced. We defy any one
10 state any side Of any question it has no
been on,
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-06-02

9 600 Of which had capisulated, under Bar.
racarl and Lemus, near Merida, and Ampu.
dia vas disposed TO treat with the Yucate.
cos, finding he could not subdue them.-
Then, with the troops that were TO join him
at Vera Cruz and TampicO--some 700 or
s00--he might have given Texas some
trouble on the coast, while troops might be
marched in BY land 10 annoy our border again
-al Of which our expedition has frustrat-
ed beyond doubt, for BaTragan and Lemne
cannot now get away according to capitula.
ton, and will have 10 surrender at discre.
ton. Ampudia's troops are deserving every
hour as fast as they can get of; see them
coming in constantly; and every one of lie
mus and Barragan's party that can make hil
peace with the Indians, is likewise DESERVING
so that you may putdown the 5000 troops
l in Yucatan as nothing-lheir feet worse
than useless, and if we catch one or both o
the steamers, you shall soon hear something
still more pleasing.
The Morning Star has the following il
relation TO the Indians:
The Indian Traders report that skirmis
occurred about three weeks since, allow
the Waco village, between party of Wacoe
and Reaches and party Of Tonkewas an
Lipans. 1t appears that the latter attempt
ed to steal a number Of horses belOngin
TO the former, but we're driven off with th
loss Of one or two warriors. The Wacoe
are exceedingly hostile, and desire TO prose
cute war of exlermination against Tonke
I was. The Waco Chief when at Washing
ton, requested the President TO permit b
warriors to attack the Tonkewas. He sal
they wero cannibals, and he would nevC
make peace with any "Indians who eat il
! dians." The President Of course refuse
the request; but the recent attack of Ii
: Tonkewas upon his camp will probably NJ
. PASS nnaYenped.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-06-02
virginia Elections.

The general election recently held in this
State has resulted greatly to the discontinue
Of The so called democracy" and to the tri-
umph Of the wings. The Natchez Free
Trader ssys:-"The result is, our majoritie,
in many Of the counties have been greatly
reduced, and in others where we had every
reason 70 expect success we have been de.
fsaled."
Well, it will be li;lle so along at irst.-
Mr.. Doniphan, however, informs the world
that the election did no: turn upon pOlhica
grounds that in Virginia all the Wings are
regulators and the democrats honest bond.
payers. Ah, indeed! Well tOho'd a Hunk a.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-06-02

LATER FROM MExICo.-We find the fol-
lowing items of Mexican news in the New
Orleans Courier, which is few days later
than that previously received:
By the arrival of the brig Architect
Captain Gray, eight days from Vera Cruz.
we have received from the Mexican cores
pondent advices to the 9th May.
The Architect brings Sl4,s50 in specie.
The United States brig of War Dolphin,
with S270,O0O Of the indemnity due 10 our
citizens BY the Government Of Mexico, was
expected 10 sail on the 18th inst
The United States sIOop Of War Boston
was 10 sail on the 10th instant, on a cruize
around Cape Horn.
When the Architect left Vera Cruz the
yellow fever and black vomit prevailed to
an alarming extent in that place. There
were 600 persons on the sick list and a
number of deaths daily.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-06-02

or Our friend ]. P. Williams of the Lite
rary Depot, has kindly hand US a copy Of the
Extra New World containing most excel
lent new Novel entitled "The Home; OF
Family Cares aud Family joys" by Fred.
erika Bremen, AuthOress Of The Neighbers.
Mr.. Williams has few copies yet on hand
and persons DESTROYS Of reading good Move
had better procure copy Immediately.
We would here remark, that persons who
wish any Of the back numbers of works pub
lished in the New World Office, can procure
them from Mr.. Williams, or BY sending &c
the publication Office.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-06-02

How can any body expect the people of
the United States to prefer Henry Clay TO
such men as Buchanan, Calhoun, Van Buren,,
johnson, and Benton?- Boten Post.
Weexpect them 20 prefer him to Buchanan
because they have no fancy for man who
has made it his boast that he never had a
drop of democratic blood in his veins we
expect them to prefer him to Mr.. Calhoun
because they have no liking for treason; We
expect them to prefer him to Van Buren,
because they have no taste for negro suf
rage and negro testimony; we expect then
to prefer him to Col. johnson because they
have no stomach for practical amalgamation
and we expect them to prefer him to Col
Benton because they have no very exalted
opinion of stealing.
We think we have not mistaken the PEG
ple's tastes and sentiments. If we have
they will let us know at the polls.
Louisville Journal.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-06-02
Late From HaVana.

By the steamship Alabama, Capt. Windle,
which arrived this morning in Go hours from
Havana, through which medium we are en-
abled to lay the following important ne VS. be-
fore our readers:
On the day previous to the sailing of the
Alabama Monday lsst) an express arrived al
Havana bringing the melancholy intelligence
of another instruction among the negroes
on the South side of the Island, in the i'm.
mediate vicinity OF st. JagO de Cuba. From
accounts, the plot appears to have been much
more extensive and deeply organized than
the outbreak at Cardinas, some five or six
weeks ago, and much mere desperate and
bloody ip its execution. A large number o.
planters, with their overseefs and families
were the hapless victims of the infatuated
blacks:
So important was the intelligence, from it,
astounding report of the loss of lives and pro
perty, as well as the extent of the plot o
the insurgents, that the Admiral of the Port
Gea. Ullsas immediately dispatched MAJ
of war steamer TO the scene Of riot, aud or
ders were also given for frigate, two brig
Of war, and another steamer to follow witt
troops, without delay. These vessels wer,
to sail by Wednesday, Gen. Ulloa going il
command of the expedition By our mex
accounts from Havana, which we shall lool
for with anxiety. we may expect to hea
more fully the details of this melancholy in
cident.-[ Pieayune, 9Th.