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New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-28
sixth Ward Wing nominations.

Far i'dcrmqn-JOtiN ?. WARE
assistant OWEN W BRt S5, MAJ, NJ ,,s - ptpssoN
C,orStrbles-MAETlE I. W-lTROUS, GEO tISbf
mo -.itk
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-28

q RICHARD FISHER, Jr. WATCu-MAKER and
E, = Jeweller Is now prepared TO sell Watches at
tall lower than any other house In the city. AS
he 10 constantly receiving al descriptions direct nom tho
manufacturers England France and Sltzerland he 10
enabled 10 very large assortment OF Gold Watches
from SIS to Si00 each Silver do nom S5 TO $40 each
all warranted keep good time, the money returned
Aso VSry good assortment OF Jewery ard Silver Ware
very low Y B-Seconi hand Watches and old Gold and
Silver taken in exchange bought for cash. Watches.
Clocks. Music Boxes and Jewcy repaired In the best
and warranted by experienced workmen, as low as any
other house ths city. RICHARD FISHER, Jr. importer
OF Watches and Jewery wholesale and retail. No. 33l
Brondway, NewYork, few doors above The CITY Hos
pital. niD RICH ARD FiSHEk Jr
lNIUchs OSt DOLLAR AND r. II n - . EACH
CAHD UPWARDS TO SJ0--At SMITH, corner OF
Rowpry and Division street, who selling oil 10 sat
arrangement, The May Every Article warranted Clocks
repaired usual. Fgfrnc- No. u Bo~rrv ltf 2m
1HURCH BELLS AND TOWN CLOCKS.--THE
~ subscriber, who awarded Diploma at the New
York State Fairs OF 1892 and l843 for the best toned
Church Bell and Diploma ;or Town Clocks, exhibited AZ
the Fai- o the american Institute In October last nov
prepared bis Foundry West Troy, New York. 10 furnish
bells 20 10000 lbs. made Of the bes materials,
and warranted s.nd and TO p!casenstens 10 them
improved Cast-r0n yoke3 with Movable Arms. The In
c.eazIng csrnrud the hest evidence that
be gwen excellence. OT;ers have Teen received
from the CaGs and anCst all the States and about 40
have been furnished different places the State OF Now
YORK RON biz Foundry Town Clocks, Leyti!Dg and Sur.
yeyins is;rumelis, Copper and Brass Castngs &c &c,
ogI Gu ANDREW MENEELY.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-28
NINORD S. THBEsHER
WATCHES, JEyYELRY. &c.

WATCHES, JtWELKY. &c.
81 JEWELRY. WATCHES, &c-Fine Geld and
~ Silver Watches and Jcwelry Of every descrntionr
@ = Of the celebrated makers aud also low priced
49,, .il, Jewrlry lcr psdders, sc. For sale by
M Il }. T. VAN Fps l03 Pearl ST
81 WATCHES-T. +. Cooper, Duplex, NJ. J. To
~ bias Co. u. G. Be,sly and John Harrison, Gold
CH q Lever Watches warranted perfect time keepers Tor
sSss.ysss,s,le cheap by MOTT BBOTHEkS.
Nassau street, opposite new Custom Hous.:
Also inst rece,ed splendid assortment of GOLD PEN
CiI. CASES mi
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-28

This Agency. which was originally commenced oy me
the business community complete system BY which me
means Of procuring the custom 9 me e9rni,g to almost any
extent in manue and satisfactory ny ne
who i, duly authorized and empowered by the pfopeor oi
the several papers represent them ~ tn nnsact2n 9i ous
ID If.i-'' - -
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-28

g. WATCHES JEwELRY, SILVER WARE. &c.
& Tie subscribers respectfully lnvio the attention
their friends and the public 10 thel. select assort-
melt oi
FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
consisting Duplex Lever and Lepne Watches Of the
approved makers cased in the neatcs STYLE and war
ralted correct time keep
Silver Knives, FORKS, Spoons, Ladies, Tea Sets, Cups,
Casors &c.
Plated and Britannia Ware, Speclacles, Pencil Cases
M4nsl Clocks, Fine Cutlery Fancy Goods, &c. which
they enabled offer for sale very reduced prices
Watches and Clocks carefully repaired and warranted.
LOCKWOOD & SCRIBNER,
At the Old Established Store, 265 Pearl.
rs Corner Fuibu-street, opposite Us Hotel.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-28

A NSTTTO-.o baskets prime Para, iof sale b.
"A no LATHRoP s BARTLETT, % PeS-t-s..
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-28

~ An It.l Ia oes an active as Who SIlsss S9ee
w had Gao epras well Ieecmuenced: Feises ue nis
parents a is ias 70 hrs tHir TO the interest ot DIS
employer Such N ore will please address Fr4nkz.
- o-.,-.,;o - y. ~ A'''' ~ m2r
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-28
WANTED.

WANTS A SITcATloN-By Fespsetasle Young slh y
w ia e.fzetabls private family as aaa @ . 90
L required Phase call lis Twelfth street, between ss ssd
Str - -.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-01

s"essi d-rsrsm~n, II Tsmaulipss he had only 10 sle.r
sr" has arms and avail, the approach of he Mexicsn
army, u having been drrre-d by that Government that
the rassass u the Rsbicon by The United States troops
wesld b csDssdescd rs q derIarsllnn Of VII"
The whole Of the Filth infsniry WAS stationed Al Kin
scy's Rancho. On the OH The Cndine 60, aground Il
Wy three days, with iss com panles al The Seventh and
tsarth Infantry on hard; she succeeded In getting III
IN The 18th. General lsyIos wss on bard The Cndine
a, the las, sccounr-; he len ST. Jo.epl's camp en- the
lIth inst. Al III. ~Juseph's. waiting orders To move,
we're co,npan'es =. u, T. and q. of III. Fourth Reg,
ment Of lntantty, alse. company +, ut he Third Ar,iile-
~. s~siiing The arrival of ,t.eif can nun. Company II
~as o. Shell Bank. With the nurses and suffers depart.
,arnt. II WIS reported that The remainder % ibc Troops
were To ~ io MeGo~an's bluff. which was thought Ia
he the hes, place f., a i-p,,, the Rancho berrg Ion FAR
irum The sea and not being 81 ga,d Tor wood and water.
There was M sickness al all among the troops; The air
vas very 6ee aud The nights cooi. with = gnd breeze
ffan the era, with plenty VI the best kind VI fresh pro-
sislJas.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-01
L II O NJ TIE As

W. md IN the New Orleans papers accounts from
oaiseslon 10 The l2ih inst. There is 40 intelligence ot
Importance. The Austin New Era, Of The 30ih ul,imu.
states that The Convention for Turning a Sia,e Cons,l,u
uon' would be able to adjourn before the expiration of
three weeks. There is no mention of the rumored IN,
sas',n OF Texas by 10000 Mexicans. The Washing
70" news" the ah inst. says that intelligence has been
received al the War Department, that no rei,Gorecm,u,,
mare o'en made 10 The Mexican troops on The Rio
ura"de. Those already there are reported to oe wholly
unprepared Tor a campaign.
Inc Galvesion Civilian is indignant at the move.
menis Of certain restless men, in Texas, 10 subvert the
eHntm2 Gorsrnment, and thereby vents us bie IN a
Column Of viiuperaIion against lhose WIN would have
inc convention place a Stale Government ia ope ration
before its adjournment.
Three lions have lately heen seen and chased. in the
county, Ut Brazoria. and me Of them was killed, weigh
ing ao1 pounds. Ia c"lor and size they were said 10 re-
seiuble The African Iion.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-01
FROM YUCATAN

Inc schooner Argus, in ten days from L.aguna, also
ai''Neaa ~ New Orleans On the lSih list. She repurs
ina on The 5h iasi. a Mexican brig Of war. two DAYS
from vera CRUZ, arrived al Csmpeachy with the pncla-
nation OF Garcia Cunde, the Mexican Secretary of Wa.
se'iing iofth he intention Of the Mexican Government,
" 'eeia'e war against the Gniied States. and calling
oil lfoops 10 assist the General Government uIs a,
.h"'it'es. alter dellberaling for four hours upon The do.
m'ho oi the Secretary, returned an answer, "1'ha, IN
case "' an Invasion of their own territory by the uni,ed
states, they would raise a sufficient f,rce to rspel IN.
"saaeis' on' thai they could no, assis. in furnishing
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-01
" The N. Y. Morning News, a warm sn,i.,ada

" The N. Y. Morning News, a warm anti.,,nf
paper, with a view Of exciting hostility to The tariff,
"""g The grain growers, alleges tina. in consequence
our high duties upon British fabrics, forgetting ~al,os.,h.
er The British duty upon our whes, aud four,) We can
send a very small PARTON of breads,uHs 10 ,ha, county,
not because England oiN no, buy. bu, because she S nj
able, IN consequence of the exclusion Of her fabrics from
our ports. to pay for them. The Buffalo ADVERTISE, in
reply to this assumption, states that for the year ending
June 81, 1874, the value of OUT exports To Eng land d
hour, wheat. butter, ashes. furs. pork. corn, hops, ar,
&c.' &c. was only s.. Use, 1871, while the Imports from
That c'untry during the same period were Sal ,47O,OSI'
The fact is, Grea. Britain takes nothing from US wht,
she Is not compelled TO have. Our principal EXPORTS ar
cotton. which she cahno. do without, and ,obaccs, which
Is essential, If not as an article Of consumption, as a SQUIRT
oil revenue. If she could raise an ample supply Of c'
ton IN hr East India possess ions she " ould prohibit lh'
article as Tigldly as she now do-s our breads.uffs. Thu,
she VIII do SO, to a great extent, ultimately. we have
~ douot. Where, then, will the co,,on growers k'd
market, but a, hume =?
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-01
WAsHiSoroN, August ~, 1915.
To the Editor If The baltimore Patriot


'"o 'e''mo'' "e Pfen'c'ion "hlch ! sent 10 you
some sN "eeks ago, maj mr.. h"Deit 'ol'nian, 81 Inset
y, VIM presumed = = 'he ednea 'neet"g 81 me '. ashIng'
ION 'pehoe'a'ic Association at 4 time when John =.
n'ses, Us i"s'"e"t' Vas apsfn'' ana g' 'hfough mat
'"2"s' p.''''o,' o"ny w. T"'e : st'ihrfS "spu'iohs cen
sofins maJ'f william u. Lewis, aud approving of his
removal rom "iife' ""nid ne rewarded 'r 'he act by
"r',,"e NV pT.'"'"e"' :, p" :" ~ e"'.e"''siy'
wei you now nave seen his appointment published IN
'" 'me'a, o,ga",
i" o'ga" a'so announces 'ne pP""''ne"' {. -
r""t2e ',''''s as ro,set !" ,he navy ana oi James
y rs So as n','s, "u''n ngen''
" 'tte"an 'is.os, "h" . geo; iia'ns'' IL
We s,"' .,eN eo'o" Nn"'''o"''' '".' W. '"h se'
CIV !" - :" ~ ,o''' !" go " ieA"e,see ~ con-
ooo, os .,ssn'''e '"on " y same hoo''''on-
u' aIT,'' !" NV P'P' '"
' 'u""o N'"s'p ~. '"'."s"f' oLoh'
"se"g "" ;" '"n WI i'on,y ''ooAe' . Congress, 10
-. 80 :" ''"''' '"s' ""p' ~ s." "ou'"
~ -" " 'o"'".'" "e""''s' :" ''os'ne MS aPI"a's
"'' W" W " y" 'o'1 ~ "h'
."ooI.H' and so WILL EVERY hnoLirioSisr IN
80" o'p''"D' 10 II SAM ie's'" '"a' VAS Va
uooo'm VIZ '1so"' "o"se u oos'o"' WINE osose
~ re - ~ s'"e l"'s" '"a'cA"e
y" " " 'e''"s'"' WV" WI" ;" ''' ",n'e', u se'a
'','s" ''se'o"' W W oeo aPl""'u '"c'a tu',o'
!, "s'ng )" oo" pursuits wen, oscS ~ Anything o"' q
""'3e" e''' w nm P"'"""'y ~" "'s """'eeo
"pN !. ", "s' "s ,"n'enoe ~ REPRESENTATIONS
".,.'s 80 wv ~ NV '1 app'"'"e"' " 'e "eso
" 4>'' D'Pa'""e"'' a'e Wv s"'"e Tei""'
,"a' nca".y ."'nof'@eo a PnoheaNoh VI 'he o'iie'ai OF
gan, oeay'"s 'na. me- snen mere ,as' wih'ef' desired or
.AP0,e" W '" o'""e'e1 p" 'ne ''As"'hv"n o"oh,
!, "oa"oy : : 'na. ,me A"a" ,ha' 'he "o''on, would
'a"' '"o '"e o"o"' n"' ! = P'ooe NAV ne AZ
;. !" s"'s"' u e'"'.""'n' '"e" a"o 10" III 'n'se''y,
W." wv s'"",,' ~" . ""e "'"e'' a"o a''" '"mfm.
wy Nv" W. N,,'"s) "o"" p'oos"'y De we euieta'
tdhof ohdrI w. Io'As ADMINISTRATOR solicited that
ae"'''h"n W -" ~" ~ an "Ss"c'a'e u 'ss's'a"' ed'"''!
," "ueh ,"f nus oe",as. ASm MS appointment 10 a
money 'lh'e ~ Tue Nasy' We shall SEQ whether or not
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-01

tbs FRuirs or GAMBLiNe.-We have been in Dos
Session f"r SOME days pas, Of the circumstances Connect
ed with a case Of high handed srindiuag, which occur
red some two weeks since in one of The numerous .hells.n
which, no'~' outstanding the praise worthy efforts ,ha, have
been made TO suppress them, we regret 10 say, We, infes,
our city. A young gentleman from the country Isaac
Jones' I'iely came in possession of about az, 900. and
MAS induced by one Of The many pigeons connected with
a gambling house in Calvert street To visit il, and in one
short night robbed of his entire patrimony. The pigeon.
It appears. succeeded in finding out his circumstances,
aud IN the most ingenious and friendly manner en,rapped
him into the den. where a costly entertainment, was Sc,
out, ct which he was invited to parlake. After supper
he wac supplied freely with champagne. and, when suf,
hc'en'ly under the influence Of inebristion, The game Of
''obing commenced. They succeeded before morning in
not only getting oil the money contained about his per
son. hu, actually secured his checks for the entire sum
Of $4,000. which he had some days before deposited in
bank. lie was not suffered 10 retire at daylight, bu, de.
tanned by iorce until the opening of the bank, for fear
that the payment of the checks might be stopped by him.
self or friends. AT the hour of nine they hurried 10 thu
hank aud rev the money. and are now rus,icating
throughout the country on the fruits of their vlllainy.
One OF hem, we understand. purchased at auction one
day last " eek a fine nurse, for which he paid in cash
Sl2oo; ano'her left with his family in The early part of The
week on 4 visit to tho Virginia Springs. The sufferer
10 a nephew OF ono Of our w~eallhiesi merchants. who, we
understand. had intended 10 take him as a partner in bu.
s'ness. baltimore Clipper.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-01
FROM MEXICO.


w. :" "'sush, o'P'ah '''le''' arrived
al Ne" orleans IN ihr lSii instant from Natamuras.
""c" P'ice sne 'e' ~ 'he iZ'h. The principal news
o'""se,,'y w - '"",''"e" i" d .e''e' addressed 10 Zap.
49,. -" y = ~ !" ''''s"'''s' whose p'si-
W. !. N.Y. Ia w" "a'9o''e eahy ana cor
Nv ',"a'
'n sPeaN'"g W ue movements OF troops IN The
'""', :" '"a'amo'as' says" vas known positively that
~ Wv p'.'sol 'e nv "hanur would sooh be cosered;
."a' pep' a'S's "'o ABOUT ~" men within QUE days
'"".e"" 's''"'u.as ~ me i<'h; maj hen. fsfad's was
81 hs mar" 70 Monterey WIN '.Doo 1000 men;
1'''"e"' r'o'a was AIS 81 Inc rhstcii with 3.oOu; and
: = or". "os''ie"'e was s'"g !" New Mckee. The
". .s" Wy.
Notwithstanding these preparations, ] believe that
"S'""es " MOI 80 imminent az might Al hrs' be
"""S"t " ~ ""r"r'a'''n eh'ei appointed yet
W" VIC vi '"e hes"ssafy supplies OF a cainpiign, NJ
~ '"'"'s"" '" ieAas some ef-'ns, generally
= ,'''''"eo, MINK mat Tue government needs money
gravy, ana Is d'sP1sed 10 hold up The pn'spsc, oi n war
y" " "eet 'he i"an approved. The ilnpe that lor-
.'s" "'et''"''oh WIN sum put an end 10 the difficulties
oe'"e'" 'he 'No counties seems 10 be al the bottom OF
The IDEAS OF tbs Government. which, On the other
"'""' T" we may e'eni ihe letters recently received .,
,"e espaa'' appeals 10 be threatened with a new revo-
luiIon.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-01

O. The Parkersbsrg Gazette and the Kanawha Re.
poo''can insis, upon il, if a Convention be called 10 =.
mend the Slate Constitution, that the members Of thu,
body shall be appor'ioned among the several geographical
divisions OF the State agreeably to The white basis. aod
declare that any other plan will be deemed by them
mere nockery-And the Richmond Times cites their
remarks for the purpose of opera,ing upon us land other
yielding representatives Of Eastern rights" Has tho
Times forgotten that these declarations Of our w..,.,o
contemporaries DO not take from the Legislature the pow-
er to organize the convention upon such basis is !. thou
please And what, therefore, if the Western people,
should regard i, asa mockery?" Their complaints
cannot alter a "fved fact" w shall be opp,srd tn
any Organization" Of a Convention which will no, So.
cure to the East the power to control The ultimate deci-
sion OF the ratio OF Representations; and such an organiz,.
tlon is %inevilable fum The existing constitution If III.
Legislature. If our friends in the Yves, will no, be- .,,.
isfed. We cannot help it. We shall 90 no farther. Ger.
tainly, 10 cOnciliate them.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-01

~ Meetings are called in Cumberland. Hanover. and
Powhatan counties, TO lake into confederation the sub.
!ec' Oh STATE Convention. j" all these counties public
opinion IS supposed to DO decided sgainst The measure.
10 Harrison county, few days sgo,a meeting was held,
ana a series OF resolutions, drawn up by Judge Dunrau.
VINO addressed the meeting on The occasion, was unani.
mons'y adopted. These resolutions sci forth variuus
proposed amendments TO The Ct nsti,u,ion-the mus, i'm.
por'a"' OF which are a charge in the basis Of Representa-.
''on' 80 as to make white ppula.,un alone The n,io; an
extension Of the RICH, Of suffrage; and the election If
tho Governor by the people.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-01

90 MI. W,akeley recently stated. in the British
Parliament. 'has the paupers in Hampshire. England
were employed in CRUSHING homes. and that, while I"
employed. they q%"dTreAed wil. each other for the bills
n'a'To,0 they nigh, chance to cun,ain, and gnarsd %
Me meat from The extremity of The bunes. The LondO'
! lines well remarks that .'this is mure like the picu'
OF a dog kennsl, and Of fighting dogs. than Of Ensl''
men," Yet, the Times is among The sympa'hi'''
WIN American slaves. who. whatever may be lMf
political and social disabilities, never suffer from the
want OF fluid OF If physical comfors. We should nO's
surprised, indeed, il the same number Of the Times that
contains this paragraph. had uttered in sumo other co'
"ec'on, The boas'ing declaration that. "in touching !"
s"'l OF England the shackIes Of The slave fall of, and be
stands 'orlh redeemed, resenera,ed and disen,hralled
ne poor houses, to say nothing of the crowded ce'l'n
Of lis P"puIous tswns. furnish fine specimens, truly. ."
this redeemed. regenerated and Disseminated" race
over The marruw from dirty bones. and greed
ny oevourlng the little remnants Of putrid meat, left per
maps bv the dogs Of some pa,rician, upon their ends!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-01

CASE OF BIRHoP OrDERDorK.-A the aonual con-
,enilon Of The P,olesian, Episcopal Church in the Wess
tern D'"cese Of Nav York, recently held in the city Of
Rochester, a preamble and resolution. touching The Gun.
nec,ioo Of Bishop Onderdohk with the General Thee.
logical Seminary. and proposing to Instruct the Trustees
representing the Diocese 10 the Seminary to make all ne
cessafy and proper Efforts 10 procure a special meeting 10
SC, upon the question Of his removal, were offered by
Judge Dayton Of Lockport. The subject called gu, a
long aud interesting debate, which is skeiched in the
Rochester papers. The result was The unanimous post
p'uemenl u The question until The mex, Convention
This was assentsd to by the mover.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-01
GEN. GAiNES'S REQUISITION.

The Washington Union states, that Gen. Gaines's
reqn'sl'lon upon the Governor of Louisiana for four
regiments OF militia, was unauthorized by the Secretary
OF war, as 1t Is obviously in violation of the constitutions;
and we have no doubt that it will be found TO have been
wholly unjnsllfied by the circumstances Of the case. It
is alleged to have been based upon information. received
BY Geo. Gaines, %(al,hough no body else was so fnr,unate,)
tina; io,oeo Mexicans were in eight days. march of Gen.
Taylor, who. as our readers may remember, is the com,
handing officer in Texas. But it is now believed tina,
If Gen. G.. received any such information. he was ouiS.
zed by so'ne person. who took advantage Of his %unfor,u,
nate mental infrmity. Indeed, su ,sequent accounts
from the seat of war show that there was no founda lion
whatever for The alleged rumor.
But, even if Gen. Gaines had received such ;nG,rma-
ton, and it had been authentic, what right had he. e-
Their with or without instructions from the Secretary of
War. to make such a requisi,ion upon the Governor Of
Louisiana. "witlout the previous legislation of Con
gressf" The constitution, las the National In,elligencer
well re,narks.) gives no power to any body but Congress
"to provide for calling forth the militia to execute the
laws Of the Union, suppress Instructions, and repel in
vas'ons." That power (says the lntelligencer) has moi,
tina, we can find, been delegated 10 Gen. Gaines. eye,
i seems clear, that, in this era of strict construction and
of democratic ascendancy, civil and military, a large body
VI WIS h'lit'a are Oy tniS lime IN the field, upon
Inc call OF Zen Gaines; although the President himself
could not legally issue or Congress enact snch an order,
unless IN a case which has certainly not as yet occurred.
1t seems fa'ed in this Texas business. that the Anti Lat
''ud'narIans sha not move a peg except to crack some
string of the constitution or laws"
It's pretty evident that, whether there be a war a.
Ra'nsl Mexico or not. there will be a ,Uar upon the Urea.
'ury. How many millions Texas ia 10 cost, before the
question is finally settled, mus, be left for future Treasu.
~ Reports to tell. We are satisfied, at all events, tina,
the "Rerenue Standard" will be high enough even for
higher rates Of duties than are required by the Tariff
of 1912.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-01
Domle0tte ~kMteIlt0emee.
. NEW

The New Orleans Bee u the lo.h ,sGsms - ,hss
osv. M''u,on has cosntefmawded the srdef prevtussly
'xsaed, and will issue his pescissasti"a, N c#fssmuy
with The rrqa,sstm Of Gen. Gs,ses, uSsrisg at Jcsr
vsg'sseats y rdsaieer toups for 7snss. They are Ia
he enrolled aud hrh IN readiness 10 match u . asouprn,'s
warning. should their srrv,ccs be desaed seccsuafy BY
Government-
On The aporsing Of The 18th instant Csp,sio ro,.o'.
hrst compsay ii vsnnteef artillery destin. d l,r Texas,
was mustered into the service OF The Unitrd States
The secvad conpsny Vi volunteer artlll.ry was slsu ready
ft duty.
Two companies of Z ai,ed States ,nsrs arrived On
Sunday week al n. Oflrsns Irys Pass Chris ain; on
Monday another company arrived lfoun fott Pike; oil be-
Ionga'2 10 The Ih regiment Of lnisntry, aud were 10 de-
Psn on wednesday fH Texas.
From The .Ase Orleans Pieaysns, .fsssst 20.
rHE GosEaSoRs Oapkss-1.,e var rums, in
ceesses. and lie excitement gruws still mure Intense
The ,Airial orders of The Governor tp the Ajjulant and
lnsfscior Ge,,enl Of the SisIe. csilIsy On him 10 furnish.
forth nh. Tor service in Trxss. from IN. Firsi Div,sipn
of the State MiliIIs. I'VE companies IL artillery. with
field pieces complete; and fran the Militia nj The State.
two regiments OF rin linen ard two regiments Of inisn-
Try, equipped Tor service 10 the sest possible msnner, sp-
Pested a. The Courier Of las, eves,ng.
Before the time at which tke~~ orders sppesr are in
print, they having been pr~vh,ssly communicated Ia
Gen. Lewis and by him "a Major Gslly and Captain
Form. these twoi attrr officers had mustered a yoluo.
ieer i,tce all sufficient to ill up The iwo arullery con.
faa.es. lapiain tnrso's comnuand is mustered, as we
write, al The Afn,sy Of The Washington Regiment.
Msjpr Gslly's men, We understand, are busy dawn
tewn, aud io piuve that he is always ready. - The new
and formidable held pieces 81 The State, under hts CON,
trol. are ranged along 1T. Peter street. opposite lie A rses
nal. A Curious csreer 10 he hnve Orteanois,
DErAgTugE - THE TKoops.-B esd, $ ,ire Artillery
companies under Maj. Gaily aud Cspain Fofno. 81.
companies %, c. I, o.. II and y ii The 7Uh Infantry.
about 200 muskeis. will embark ief Texas IN The slean,.
sAi' Alabama Ia morrow evening. The officers aiiach>
ed 10 these COMPANIES are Captains Hawkins. Lre, Sea.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-01

DuriAsLs Goops N TKyAs.-The New York Cou~
rier is informed. on what IL believes to be reliable au.
ihoriy. that The steamship Acadia, which left Boston on
The 10Th 81 duly 1,k out extensive orders land other
conveysnces will no doubt take out similar o,ders) To
purchase and ship 10 Texas foreign merchandise. 10 ar.
rive and enter there a, the existing reduced rate Of duties
and there await the action Of Coog ress IN annexation,-
This fact shows Tho necessity for The recent action Of
the Secretary Of The Treasury, which we hope will
prove sufficient 10 prevent the contemplated fraud upon
The revenue.