Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-09-24
GLORY ESoueH FOR oSE DAr.

Glory ENOUGH FOR OSE DAr.
The Philadelphia. Inquirer copies from
the Cincinnati Times the following cir
cumstan,ial and truly edilying account OF
the first battle between the bellgerant pow
ers-on the Rio del Norte. Ii looks very
natural, aud if we did not get !! oy tue
way Of Cincinnati, would be quite cfed
ible.
we have seen letter from the house
Of lanes McGregor & Co., of New Or
leans, to a gentleman in this CITY, which
s,ys ..news has just reached here OF
ta;,,e be,ween the advance guard OF the
Mex;can force, and detachment OF Cen
Tavlor,s army, the particulars Of which
"a -, been received" A gentleman
,,ha naa arrived this morning in the simon
Ban,on from Louisville, states that zen.
TsSIor had sen, forward party ol.s'x
hundred men as a corps OF observation
10 the Rio Grande, part OF whlce ", was
cavalry aud artillery. A column OF Mex
,;cans 1900 strong, had crossed at tore
.hnva. ,he nosition Of The America $, al a
mace called Bejora, and were not a,scov1 :
cred mill within two or 'hree u''es o'
Col. Gardeners bivouac'
The regulars were Immediately formed
- order Of battle, The artillery, SIX guns
~ Tho vinps. and cavalry in The rear
A. a,,emnt was made to turn the right
wing of The American line while .,aan1 ~ .no
&c, of deployins, the artillery was PlaIea
in battery which played win cohSluea ra ao'e
affecr ron The Mexican battalion. aller
few rounds a charge was maae oJ .ne
I,aooors. and The line OF ntantay al,
s,aneed with fixed bayouess ana soaoea
nieces.edelivering their fire al point Dla, X
distance. The route was total, aha Tue
,wo Mexican corps separated aud lieu 10
'Hffs,amI M rirections. Col. Gardiner as di-
saa,eJ fell hack. The loss OF the Amer
;sans was ? killed and 10 wounded Inc
Mexicans left on the held o. A.'eu tn auu
l72 -wounded-many oao'y' y 'ao''
wouds.
Tho New York Sun says; ION the
OH Of las, month the Yucalanese under
Cen Barneo look possession OF a Mexican
schooner of war, and having placed on
hoard of her all The Mexican functional
ROC and soldiers in that Stale, ordered her
.csn,s;n 10 sail with them TO Vera cruz
whence she departed Immediately one
had been despatched by the MeSlcans 10
levy men and money for the exam % Ma''
but the people OF Yucatan had snnefe"
100 much already from the oppressive ~
1annv Of the central government an I'm,
mediate separation was resolve upou anu
carried out in The manner slated, w'thor'
Shedding drop OF blood. The state
government was al once chunged into
1a,ioual one, retaining all the rePublica"
nr;ncipies which have distinguished The
c;,;zeps of lhat Slate. The government
of robasco had not changed since ias' au
vices. but lha, aud some OF the ad)oinlng
States will probably rally around Tue
slanard of Yucalan."
Latest from T'obasco:-The brig Joseph
Atkins, Capt. Higgins. arrived at Ne"
nn.i =. S.ndauH briariug- news from
-rrYiasco 10 the 10Th uIt Ten days pre-
yious lsays the The N. Y, Tribune) rev
nln,ion broke out in Tobasco, the people
having declared themselves Independents
of Mexico. There was force dailyeX
nec,ed from Vera Cruz 10 attack 'he Iea' ga
der of The people of Tobasco-Don MI
eueI Bruno. All commercial intercourse
Between Tobasco and Vera Cruz hao
been suspended.
Farmers may mbed their smoked beei
,,d work in nulyerized charcoal, and keep
!, as lous as they please. A put oi llils
charcoal pu, into bag, ard then pu' mo
barrel OF new cider, will prevent II from
fermenune; it will have no Intoxicating
effects, and will become more Paialao'e
the ongeril is kept. A piece ol char
coal cubic inch square, made noist' aho
nut into a cotton cloth, and worked about
in. a pound Of rancid butter. will, IT'S al
so said, restore il perfectly. :.
pennyroyal interviewer IN The nests OF
hens ha, been found to proteci them en-
,ireIy from the vermin.
The Worms.-We learn from gentle
man residing near Cedar Creek, Fairfield
District. tha, these destructive raVasers
Rave aeaip commenced their blighllng
march over the fields OF vese'a'lon' ae-
slroying grass pea vines and green corn
:. When vii! the sufierinss OF our asricuiu-
r;s,s cease? A firm reliance IL provl-
dence--him who filled the granarles OF
the children Of promise in days ol old,
+is; our last hope, aud The hand that Ted
them in the wilderness will give us iood
whenever all ou,her sources fail.
They have also made their appearance
in the gardens in This place.
[CaroHnian, 18th inst.
COLUMBIA, Sept. Is.