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Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-17


EN A I53s U Ms :G 81 G5.
= Cases of pocket case Instruments, 5 Trepan-
- ming do. 80 American spring Lancets; % sill
veT do, 100 Evans best thumb do, doz Ameri-
eau Scariii1atoT>, daz Scllpals, 3 dozen Gum
L1ncets doz Ttacars, | doZ fournseis. 100
Tooth forceps, 100 Turn key do, doz silve.
CaheierS 800 Gum-E ElaSiIc ca9heierS, 800 do Bo
gies, 100 Metallic do, doZ bed pans, seaIon
needles and a general assortment of Lancet cases
Just received aud for sale by
j. II. Christian & co.
April &c, Jefferson Street Memphis.
Window Glass.
0nBOXES ~ no. - do 10 BY IL, 20 do :
.ZOby a. 20 do i2 by 10 % do 2 by 1 :, 20 do
IL oy % window glass, superior 10 any article
ever offered in this market being mapniactuTed
b; McCuily s. CO /, PittsbuIg, including large
and splendid assortment of looking glass Plate,
Just received and for sale by
r. CHRISTIAN < co.
april 26 Jefferson st.. Memphis.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-17

EcAsEs of Birthstone 5 bbls. Flower Sulphur
Cio Ivory Black, 3 do Backing, do Cayenne
Pepper. doz do Gum Myrrb, I doz do Gum
camphor, 2 40 Black varnish. ) do laSter Paris
lust received aud for Sa e by
J. X. Christtan dr 90.
april 2i Jefferson 81, Memphis.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-17

INIVE dundIei Oz,. q Iiaine; 50 do Morphine
i 50 lbs Gam Opium; IS lbs Puvd dc; 100
ozS. liydriodate Polashi 81 do Iodine ironi 70
90 Iodine Mercury; - lbs citrate Iron; % do
Phosphate Iron; 100 do Precep'd cafb Iron; 200
do -rusi Iron; 100 do Praciate Iron, together
with a supply OF S;'icknin, Em>iine. PiPerine,
inciudin3 every variety OF chemicals; Just re-
ceive and for sale by
NAV 8 j. II Christ;an d- CO Memphis
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-17

TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND
PHY SiCIANS.
TIVE Hundred Packages OF Fresh DIusS
i Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye Suns &c :, Ius'
received from The Importers, aid Tor SAFE oy
NAV 8 j. Il Christian d co.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-17
Or II 90

DYSPEPSIA, LIVER COMPLAINT, SICK -hEaDacnE
and Co>TivEnEsS cured by DR. SPE y GERS
PILLS when all o ner popular reniedies had
iaIed 10 give relief
II The following certificate is from MIR. Isaac
Vi. ihomis, merchant, al Tallade2a Springs,
Ala
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-17
J. R. CHRISTIAN & 60.
M-MPl2l<. TENN.
Il

DRUGGISTS & AP0THECARiES
AND Wholesale AND kEiAiL4 DIAL
ERS IN
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-17
ssxAI3 Il I4A L7l

ZUser, / bbl cloves $50 ID, Nulmegs IS lbs
Mace, Just received aud for sale by
j. r. Chris ian d- co.
april 26 Jefferson 81 Memphis
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-31

By late arrival at n Y, we learn that
The friends of Santa Anna are rapidly
extending their influence throughout the
Republic, and his restoration to power is
looked upon as highly probable. if not Ger
lain. The late earthquake, which was We
ry destructive 10 property and life in the
Villa de Rio Banco, swallowing the inha
bitan,s as though huge monsters were feast
ing upon human beings, was one Of the
causes which have extended to produce
this extraordinary change in public opinion
the clergy having preached upon it as an
evidence of the wrath Of Heaven towards
the people Of Mexico for their lngraiiluGe
TO great chief. The New York Sun
says;
The influence of SigNor Amonte, ,he
former private Secretary Of Santa Anna
and late Minister in the Uuiled States ha.
also been exered in favor of the ial,er
President The next arrival may bring Us
accounts Of Santa Annals peaceabe reslora
ton TO power. In the mean time tie acting
IGoyernmcnt has sent TO Texas an ultima
tum offering independence guaranteed BY
France and England, provided Texas re
jecis annexaiion; which offer being d'
faclo recognition Of Independence will 6t
rejected;& the present Government Of Mex
leo becoming unpopular at home, abdicae
into the Union,an VS. pay few hundred
Thousand TO Santa anna, 20 heal the wount
Inilic'ed upon Mexican honor by the coors,
Iol 'he provisional administration. Sucl
IaPpcara to be the probable course Of event
aa1 The restoration of Santa Anna, ,houel
aeccptab!e to England and Frarcc, ma,
IFr0ve advantageous to all parties.
The Mexican Congress remained in c.ss
Iioo. The President had proposed loa
nF three millions Of dollars, to meet the ex
Ipensss of a war with the United States
should Texas agree 10 annexation. Th
IppcpIe are exceedingly anxious for va
with The United States
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-31

Tflegrophic Communication betwca
Baltimore and NeV York.-A Washing
ton correspondent Of the journal Of Com
mprce states TIA, the York Magnetic
Telegraph Company having filed thei,
stock, are ready to proceed to the conpIe
lion Of The line of communication between
Baltimore and New York. This desigr
may howeve,, be frustrated by the rajlroaC
companies,lhe use Of whose track is want
ed. In that case, the funds Of the Com
2any are to be employed 10 establishing .
photographic line between New York ant
Boston. ShouId the experiment surcced,s
line from Bangor 10 New Orleans will 50
be established and another, probably, west
ward to ST. Louis. Mr.. Kendall ii is SAID
rdIculales that the stock Ollhe company vii
Weld a dividend Of twenty-five per cent. pei
anuum. This estimate is founded on lhC
postage received from the Government Ex
press Mail
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-31
Va psuss17zsa,=-,
THE BISHOP ELECT

The Episcopal Convention, after sevora
ballolings; have succeeded in rIecung ;
3ishop The original candidates, Dr., Tynl
md Dr.. Bowman, were drorpcd, end
bird candidate taken up DR.. AlOuzo PoucI
1t present the Professor Of Bellies Leute.
md Moral PhIIosopv in Union College
Schenectady, New York,an was formerly
he Rector Of 81. PANS Church, 10 Boston
DR.. Potter is represented to be rpt
scholar and an ardent Christian. lie va,
1nce elected to he EpiScopale Of Massach
l,eus, but declined tie appointment. Whell
81 he will accept The presen: one,we believe
is mot yet certain.
DR.. Potter is the son-in-law Of the mucl
respected DR., Nou,of New York. his view:
IN Church policy, the Philadelphia Gaz
cite says, agree. with almost uniform coin
cIdence, with those of our late veneraet
md apostolic Diocesan Bishop White, ant
lie whole tenor Of his life, as a genteman,S
scholar, and Christian, is an assurarct
hat under his guidance the Church vii
command the respect Of the world
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-31

The Southern Baptist Convention. have
put forth an address 10 their brelhern OF he
United States and The congI egatiOn connect
ed With the respective churches, and TO all
candid men, relative 10 the causes which
have 0ccasioned separation from their
NonherO brethorn, and gives a history Of
these occurrences. The address says:
lie, not the extent Of this disunon be ex'
aggeraed, At The present time it involves
Iouy the foreign and domestic missions OF
the denomination. Northern and Southern
Baptist are still brebern, They differ in
no article Of the faith. They are guided by
the same principles of gospel order. Fana-
cal attempts have indeed been made, in
some quarters, TO exc:de US of the South
from Christian fellowship. We DO not re-
tort these attempts and believe their extent
to be comparatively limited. Our Chris.
tian fellowship is not, as we feel, matter
to be oblruded on any one. We abide by
thll Of our God, his dear Son, and all his
baptized followers The few ultra Northern
0rethern to whom we aIude must take what
course they please. Their conduct has
not influenced US in lhls movement. We
do no, regard the rupture as extending TO
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-31

| Iy an American affair, with which Eu
rope has no concern. Whether ii be
practicable or impraclicable is exc'u.
''vely an American right, II, on lrilb
It be found practicable, Europe has no
right to offer an objection. We claim
40 right 10 interfere with Enropeoo
questions; and acknowledging tho right
OF Europe 10 manage its own affairs we
claim and must assert; The same right
for America.
But we deny the imprscticabli'y OF
universal dominion on this continent
Aod aihrm that nothing else will save
nv from the scourge of Europe subdi-
vision lnlo contiguous nations. On this
point we must meet Europe on the
threshold, and assert not only the prac-
ilcablity but Ihe necessity Of universal
dominion on this continent, IS the only
instrument Of enduring peace, The only
mode OF avoiding the bloody slrltes OF
the old continent. We must assert this
as an American principle and be pre-
pared TO maintain il with the sword, il
mllder means are unavalling. Way
cannot one nation, one people occupy
his coN,nenlI Why cannot the Whole
oe bound together by unity of language
political institutions and inleresS2 The
federal system of government can op'
crate as efficiently upon the whole contl-
nent as upon The Old Thirteen States;
nnd the language Of our country can be
the property of thousand millions as
well as of twenty millions, And when
he whole continent is united in Ian
guage and laws, from whatsource can flow
diversity of Interests? From none,
The Caucasian race have solved one
problem upon the old coutueOt The i'm,
possibility of lasting peace among con
luguous nations, They can and mus
solve another on the new; lhe imposs.
iblIty ol war upon conilnent nnder
the universal dominion founded on iden-
luty of language, laws and interests
Public Ledger.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-31
r.rEsss,sD~ne

The WARREN MuRDERERs. - Sentence
Of Peter U,Parke, and Joseph Carter
We Learn from the Trenton Emporium, tha,
the Supreme Court of New Jersey has
To death Peter W. Parke aud
[IamIly. Cnief Justice rIurnUruwcr rrau
the sentence. Garter made few remarks
pre- revious so!emnIy, avowug Ihat he haC
nothing do with the murder Pase also
declared his entire innocence. They are lc
be executed a, .he Warren County Jah, on
The 22d Of Angus between 10 two& o'clock
Carer was much affected The tears howet
freely, and burying his face in his hands,
he continued to sob for some time arer his
sentence. The trial Of Abncr Parks. for
parlcip 'ting in this awful murder will ,ake
place in June.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-31
DEATH OE A CENIENlAN.

Mrs. Chase died in Boston l9.h inst,
at the aye Of one hundred and SIX years.
She had been married three times aud had
ample fortunes left her by her two frs,
husbands, whIch were unfortunately spent
by third, leaving her 10 depend upon the
charity of strangers. She has no one living
related 10 her.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-31
ERRATA.

In the communication in Our last upor
Spring, some errors occurred In the second
line of the fifth paragraph instead oropen
ing read spring in The third line (ot'cheat
ed read cheating and in the sixth line loI
'huslIing,' read 'hurlIing'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-31
E.EznEzEEE=zlctan

A very singular Law Case has been pend
lnp before one OF the Courts in New Or
ears, ia which child is claimed by two
sets Of parentS--the one asserting That the
child was born in New Orleans in 1885
and The other that lie was born in New
York, in 1887. The testimony adduceC
IN the trial, says New Orleans paper, Is
very conflicting. The case was broughtuT
by writ Of haJcas corpus, the parties
were John and Martha Paul, on the one
side, aud Mrs Hughes, On the other The
Court decided that Mrs. Paul was
the mother uf the child; in virtue Of
u hich decision she took him under her
mslelEaI protection,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-31

Experiments were made at Louisville a
few days ago with a machine for testing
'hs strength Of ordage manufactured from
hemp, which showed that American hemp
inseaj Of suffering by a comparison with
the Russian article, gained by the invesli
CATION. In tie test of larger cordage, the
Nenluckyl article sustained much
greater weight Than that imported from
kusia.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-31
~-.srTszssszssz,s-si

The Southern Methodist Episcopal Con
venion at Louioville adjourned sine die on
Monday last. Before the adjournment, the
report from the Committee providing for
separate organization, previously adopted
in parts, was taken up as a whole, and a
dopted with but Two dssendng votes.
Bishops Soule and Andrew were' by
unanimous vote, requested to unite with
aud become regular and constitutional bsh'
ops Of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
South, upon the basis of the plan OF sePar-
aion adopted by the late GrueroI Confer
ence. 10 this resolution the Bishop re-
sponded, notifying the Convention OF their
acceptance.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-31

hoard up stairs, in which there had been
a considerable sum Of money 10
notes and gold, was lorcbly entered and
the money gone.
AT the time our ln(orman, left the
borough, the money had cot b,en re-
covered Ii appears that some week
or SO since, Mr., Patton had missed >
small sum Of money, and as he had dis.
covered Boyd proving about the house
uspcion fell 1pon him -and desire Of
.evenge, added 10 the nope Of enrtchng
himself still farther, must have been the
Ireasons---he could have had none other
for committing this dsboIlcal out
age.
But for the presence OK mind Of the
sirI, they would all mos, certainly have
leeu murdered; and in all probability
cover his enormlly, the house would
nave been fired. The feelings of the
falher aod mother may be imagined,
hut cs0not be described, when they
we're called out of church, and the
lreadcul particulars communicated TO
ikLm.
The greatest excitement prevailed
,moDg the people ddring lhe day, and
nut for the intervention of some Of the
citizens, The prisoner would have bean
hung upon the spot, and The law cheal
ed of its victim.
We suppose BY tomorrow TO have
fuller particulars Ledger
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-31

The Dorriles in Rhode Island are active.
~ agl'alug the question Of his release from
prison. The people are pelirioning the
Governor to call an extra session Of tie
Legislature, to sill as court Of pardon.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-31
Fee bills

FOR
JUSTICES AND CONSTABLES,
Printed on a sheet for the purpose of Pos
ing 90 in their Offices.
FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE
NPThe Law requires every Justice ant
Constable TO have his bill Of fees posted W
in his Office
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-31

MiP~rcek and Loss Of Life Tie
Norfolk Beacon on Monday sayS;-We
are informed by Captain Henderson, Of the
steamer STAR that schooner, name un-
known, belonging to Suffolk, was capsizod
on Friday night in Lynhqven Bay, and TWO
DrIhe crew are supposed to have been
Irowned the bodies was recovered aud
landed at Ola Paint; three Of the crew are
IA lhc hospital at that place.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-11
Land, Negroes, Sc,
FOR SALE.

WILL BE SOLD, at the late residence Of W IL
w liam Z. Christian. deed, near Amherst court
house, Tuesday The Odd day of December next, all
hs Estate, both real and PERSONAL consisting OF the
\ II "A { 4 OF l. "A " ID
upon which he lived, containing 4053 acres, with a
considerable quantity of creek aud river low grounds
the whole IN the best state ofcnllivaton and improve
ment, with comfortable dwelling house, aud all ne
ccssary out houses Tor farmer upon it. aud a crop of
wheat IN the grpund IL likely aud valuable
" n d Il q r. =.
most of them young men and women-and all the per-
lshable estate o which he died possessed consisting of
Household and kilcl EN- Furniture Stock OF all kinds.
Plantation Utensils, Crops, SC.
The Land will be sold on credit Of one two and
three years, taking from the purchaser bonds with ap.
proved personal security, and deed Off upon the
land to secure the purchase mouey-the Negroes on
credit o II months, taking from the purchaser bond
WIN approved personal security for the purchase money
- The perlshable estate credit of months for II
sums over ten dollars, and for cash for all sums Of ten
dollars or under, the purchasers giving bonds with ap.
proved security Tor The credit sales. Immediate possess
sion 10 be given 10 the purchasers upon complying with
the terms OF sale. RIO. NJ. BROWN, Admir- of
VIM. [. Christian, dec d. :, and Attorney
IN TACT for his widow and heirs at law
Nova t23D
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-11
GEVTLEWEN
r q n N II " q s r O n z
.NH,sA street LuSsrHLurg, Va.

TIVE SUBSCRIBERS are now receiving th,ir sup
Pile. e Fall aud " inter Goods comprising almost
every anlcIe OF Geuilemeu's " caring Apparel. which
were manufactured 10 New York expressly for this mar
ket- anong which may le f,uDI black. blue, green,
brnwn aud olive Dess aud Fl lck Coats blsck, green,
grey aud mixed Petles and Over Goats: and circle
Cosks silk velvet satin. barthea, bo1bazne, woOlen
yelset. Cashmere aud Metino Vests; English. French
aud American cashmere Pants; Youths Fock aud Over
Coals, Vests aud Pants linen and cotton Shlfls, Col
lars, Bgsons. aud ght Shirts silk. lambs woo and
mixed aud white nefino, Pet and jeans Drawers;
IIan,hea aud Italian silk Cravais Scars, Stocks, Ties,
Gnyal Sufferers, landefehIels, Gloves. snspendefs,
suspender Ends. lloiscry, Money Belts, Night Caps,
Walking Canes. Umbrellas, sc.
ALSO, full assortment Of French English and A.
merlcan Cloths. Cassnetes and Vcstlugs which we
will manufacture t. order IN must fashionable aud work.
manhe manner
All garments warranted 10 fl perfectly. no SALE
Those wishing Ia furnish their CLOTHS will do
well 10 give call, pains Will be spared IN the
execution of work Terms CASH.
WATERllOusE, Will rrEMORE & co.
Oct. - SIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-11
POstpOIlcIslcut,

The sale Of the above properly has been posroned TO
The 10Th OF December 1915, when IL i'll certainly take
places and will commence in buchanan on that day and
be continued from day day I'LL all the property adver
Used shall be sold Persons wishing 10 examine any OF
the property before the day of sale have oppors
nifty OF doing 50 by calling Capt John VI Harvey al
Mount joy. THoS SilANkS, },r.
WM W BOYD, { i'us'ees'
es- The posponcment of the sale of the Mount JOY
plantation. tho Tract OF Land Of $3.50 acres and Tract OF
100 acres. and other property ABOVE advertised the
10Th day OF December. 1915 i. made wuh my consent:
and The sale will then take place with my cousen, and
appreciation. JOHN N. HARVEY.
Nov. 81 tl5D
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-11

The Albany Argus, speaking of The commercial caps
bililies of the Western sections of the Union saws:
The eeming West is a name that has been frequent,
given to the West but ii has new been So fully re-
azrd as during this fall The arrival of 200 ,OOO
barrels OF Flour al The Hudson river IN Two months is
but an earnest 9th future II is hardly loo much Ia
say that The mag nalion scarcely rolize the fer.
illity Of the West. Michigan alone. under an active
demand could send 900 ufharels Of flour to mar,
kci; and yet that Slate does comprise one twentieth
o'he wheat land OF the west The amount of production
10 almost lllimahe. II is even now considered enor.
NOUS when 500 0O0 barrels OF flour came down by the
Erie canal in the u 1885, but that amount il a
market could be obtained would expand in five years 10
sir millions Of barrels and then the western country
would just begin 10 be cultivated.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-11

lame, Fitzgerald. al,aiti.traiorqf Hfreg ssefdea;
Jee'd Norman Staples. late Sheriff u Pafr'eh, ana
n. ,,cb administrator de bonus non ruin the nu "''
nerd # Ehpha. Shelton deed. IIufson shenon'
Hannah Sheldon Herbert Shelton aud oahy ms myo'
.J,nes Saeiion Le,ris Shelton, ksieh shelton, mo
ma, Sdriioa. Philippine Sharp. Frederiek ohoe,'
and Ian, his riff Samuel Gilbert and Lney ms cye,
Nm A. saadffm and Nancy ms ,epe' fra"y
Sharp, Mark Piasiers and Larina ms mge' 1anies
.Nomiin and .Niey lbs ,eDe. Spencer .'9,raa ara '
Elisabeth his leife Francis .Noctin james ~ o"i";
,r'oy. Of James VI Redd deed. .fbran Staples ana
john Jones
NyOU viii take notice hat the county court o' fa''
rick, at lis March term, in the year 1870, maan
de nee in The ease Epas Shelions esor against 'he
heirs of Eliphas Shelton decd. therein depending
recurring The Undersigned commissioner, TO STATE sci
aud fepju cnuf accounts OF the said Harvey rz
perad's administration oi the estate OF Ephas Shelton
decd oa ether with account showing The dstbuve
shares Of all the heirs of fphas Shelton decd as well
in The estate which TO the hands OF The said Harvey
Fitzgerald or. vi Flphas Shelton dec d. as IN 'he
nnnits arising from sale OF the lands OF Ephas Shell
ton decd made IN order dsrIbuiien; and you VIII
further take nuce thai have appointed the 2oih day
of December next, the lime when shall commence
/ he accounts Aforesaid on which day al oo'cock A. NJ
y are requested Ia attend my office at Patrick Court
House prepared 10 attend 10 the settlement OF the ac-
count, and 10 your in Ephas Shellons estate
JOHN II. DlLLARD. Conner.
Nav u In
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-11
Commissioners Safe.

nY virtue of decree of the circuit superior court o
~ law and chsncery. fpr Campbell county, proHoun>
ced on the lIlh day OF October, S45, IN suit wherein
John Johns and Wm. Fubush, executors oi Richmond
Siaiham. are plaintiffs, and Thomas l.. Ponwood and
Mary Ponwood aud others defendants The under
signed, as commissioner, will on Monday, the l2th day
Of January next Chat being courlday, beore The front
door Campbell house, sell 10 the highest bidder,
for ready money The said Thomas L. Purlwpod's siNlh
interest IN The Twelve negroes mentioned In said decree,
after his mothers death.
NJ b. NOWLIN, Com'r.
Nov 81 lin
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-11

GkEAr PiGEoS Roosr.--The Miners Express, pub
lshed at Debuqne, notices wonderful pigeon roost in
the turks u the Maquoki,a jackson county. II is three
miles long. and hall a me in width. There can be no
estimate made Of their number. Their roasting places
about mile distant from their nests and feeding pa
cess beng three in number, and each covering
lion Ut land and, in passing to or FRI, they darken the
air it'll their numbers, break down young trees with
their weight and hundreds killed by getting entang
led in the falling limbs and branches. The people kill
them with clubs aud their noise is loud tina, when
gun is fred amongst them, the report he heard
ard persoa stand ia place and shoot all day
the BIRDS returning you can load.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-11
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.

By the arrival at New York Of the hatqae Eugenia
advces received from Neta Ctiz Ia The 5h Novems
Der. bearer OF dispatches from he Mexican Govern
ment has arrived IN The Eneena. Ihe .Htricdn Con
gress had authorised III, Government 10 order negod
lion ,cifh The U,aed States for amteabte adjustment
Of all questions ia dispute. The L. = ship john adams
would SAL lrum Vera Cruz the Slh instant lf Pen,a~
COLA. u was said she was waiting 10 convey McAts
Minlster Commissioners To The United States.
Dan USE Mara Flores made balloon ascension at
Zscaecas the l7th Ocohet. The balloon assembled
about sixty feet when 1t took fire, and the seronaut tall
Jog to the ground was dangerously wounlel.
The Indians st continue their attacks The villa
ges in Zacaiecas and Durango On The l7lli Ocubcr m
the latter place. they attacked aud routed by de
tachment OF soldiers.
The following tho porls open 10 foreign vessels
Sssl Csmpeaehy. San Juan de Tahascn Vera tfuz,
lsmp'cn, Mfiamotas; AMI the following ,rien Terra,
return, 10 her obedience g The SHprtmc Government,
via: Masgorda. Nelascu, Galveston. o. the Soutt
Sea. Acapnlco. San Bias. Mazaan. California, Ga, "a
mas, aad Moalerey SIN.