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Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-10
MOBILE, 9Th November, 1915.

MOBILE, 9th November, lSi5.
CHAs. A. HopPiN, Esq.
Dear Sir-Al your request herewith state what
occurred concerning the resolution censurng you,
III II was adopted by the Board Of Common Counci il
on Monday last. Mr. Barney having offered the
above named resolution, asked him il il TO he
sent to the Board ofAIdermen, lie replied "no; il is
only intended for this Board"
On Wednesday morning last Mr.. Slaughter, the
reporter Of the "Adyeriser," came 10 my office and
said that he understood that there wasa resolution
adopted by the Board that ! had not gwen to HIM
The day previous. 10 be published with The proceed
ngs. l told HIM that there such resolution,
but that had been told by majority of The menu
bers of the Board that il not intended to he
published or spread on the minutes, and therefore
could not give it 10 him. He left without it, Shortly
afterwards Mr.. Barney called in and asked me why !
mad not given that resolution TO be published
| answered that four of the COuncilmen had in
structed me not 10 do so, that il not intended
for publication; he then asked for the resolution,
stating that he wanted 10 take copy Of il. gave
il him. and he copied il and returned the orig inal
resolution. ! was surprised 10 see 10 The Adverti-
ser Of to-day. that it among The proceedings Of
the Board. and appeared to have been offered prev-
GUS The meeting of The Convention. This is not
the sase--it adopted by the Board alter the
Convention had adjourned, and the Common Council
recognised. Mr.. Lyon absent ut the time Of
its adoption. Respectfully yours, d At.L-
a.t JOHN r. REMY, Clerk c. c..
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-10
MOBILE, Nov. 9Th, 1915.


CHARLES A. HcPPiN. ED, Present.
! have received your letter Of this date. request
ing to inform you OF certain facts IN reference to
a resolution passed b, Board on the Bird inst,
pubis shed.
NV recollection of the matter is as follows: Afier
the Iesolu,ion had been offered and seconded, l adj
dressed the President Of Board and requested
him to have The resolution laid upon The table until
our next regular meeling and that would be able TO
satisfy the members of the Board that you did not
intend any insult to the Boa.d Of Council, and that
it was entirely personal between Mr.. 5. p. Billiard
and yourself. W iihoul any regaid TO my request,
Mr.. Bullard put the question the Board and il
adopted, two members only voting for i'll did not
vote When the report Of the committee on tine
Water Works was read, Mr.. s. p. Billiard obsery
ed that the first prit Of the report untrue. You
then said that you woudDot suffer any call 20"
liar, without hurting back with Indignation in his
teeth Mr.. Bulard then explained that he did not in-
tend to the committee Of fasehood, and he
meant say that the report was not correct. Al that
time you apoogised to the Board for the warmth Of
your expressions. AT the time of the last alteration
between yourself and Mr.. Buard, we had adjourned
To meet the Board of Aldermen IN convention, and
the resolution alluded TO passed after our return
and reorganization after the adjournment Of the con
yention. Councilman Barney then handed the resOu-
ton Mr.. J. P. Remy, who addressed Mr. Barney
and said: Sir-is the resolution intended 10 be sent
TO the other Board. No, said Mr. Barney, 1t is II
private matter Of our own Board. My inference from
the word private was, and still is, that not to
be published, Yours, respectfully
JOHN HURTEL, C. G.
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FOR MONTGOMERY AND WETUMPKA.
p ES@ ~ The fine steamboat BOURBON,
SssssHazsES5z II. Bolton master, will leave for the
above and all Intermediate landings on TUESDAY,
the lllh inst, at o'clock PM.
For freight passage apply to
nov 10 Nj. WARING CO.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-10

FOR MONTGOMERY.
- ED~ n The fine passenger steamer CARO-
GEsSE9E5;SS5,. LIMA. Dopree, master, will leave
for The above and all intermediate Andings on
THIS FAY, the 10Th instant, al s O'Clock Pm.
For freight or passage, apply on board or to
nOvl0 M. WARING b co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-04

- Some silly fellow Is pcrmit'ed-'hroueh
oversight. we mus, believe-io write an article OIL
RI. through the las, Courier 4 Enquirer which we
know il not the responsible Editor s-hels not
sriveIer a, any rate and can generally comprehend
plain English
Thi. article j. based on our dissent from the
maxim. our Country. right or irroHg.' a. Plaisly
q, variance with that law OF God, proclaimed alike
in Nature and Revelation, THou SHALT soT KILL
We cannot possibly reconcile with obedience to
thi. law or respect for the Lawgyer readiness to
shed the blood Of innocent men IN an uVnsi Ma
,onal quarrel But the daft donkey who capers IL
h. Courier insists that are assaiiing Capital
Parchment which We said no; one word about
and proceeds 10 talk about modern Philosophy
and the Deity. the Bible and Fanny Wright Owen
Brisbane. The Tribune. sc. Sc. and even asserts
our Identity with Brney and hsc'ique. who are Hoi
opposed 10 Capital Punishment, 80 far as We have
ever heard-Wo do wrong to waste even three
lines on his nonsense.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-04
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
CFor Commercial and Money Matters. sec Lat Passl

(For Commercial and Money Matters. Lat Pase.l
THURSDAY. P. ~
The Stock Market was quite Inactive today, but
very hrrn. Some iancies improved The Board ad-
journed over 10 Monday next
Ia Exchange there is nothing doing, and bat for
the demand for remittance Of the debt Just paid OF
the rates would undoubtedly decline Sterling 10 q
France 27fG5 cot
The book for stock subscriptions TO the Atlantic
and 81. Lawrence Railroad are open in this City. A
large Of the stock has already been taken q,
Portland Montreal and along the line Of the road and
the prospects of its succeia promising The book
here at Messrs WlnslOw Perkins 81 Wai-sfreet.
DWiDESDs-The Bank Of Utica has declared a
dividend OF ;. per cent, for the last six months.
The Long Island Insurance Company per cent
The Equitable Insurance Company Of this City
per cent
The Newark Banking and Insurance Company 5 per
cent
The Morris and Essex Railroad Company 81 per cent
The Brdgepor, Bark Conn., 81 per cent Tor me last
six months
The Bank of the Metropolis, d. {, 81 per cent.
The receipts of the Harlem Railroad for the month
Of June were el77s being about 5000 more than tor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-04

Has ToNIc-OLDRiDCE's BALM on CoLuMnA-To he
Bald and Gray IF you wish ncn 1xurant head Of nar
free dandr and scur do fail 70 procure the genu-
me Balm OF Columbia, sod by COmsock Co q Coufsnf-
street Ia OF badness i viii more Than exceed your
expectations Many who naf Os their hair for ~ years,
bad restored IS orgna perfection ~ he use Of
bar Age state condition appear 70 be no obstacles
whatever II also the i1d 10 5Ow with y -ch lie
delicate hair tube lied BY which means thousands whose
heal. gray th- Asac eagle have mad their hair
restored to natural color By this invaluable reneiy In
al cases Of fever VIII be found most pleasant wssn for
Tie Lad thai be usec few applications only are
cesar 70 Keep the hair from falling II ghens the
rooi falls TO lnpart rich glossy APPEARANCE and
perfume for lie tOie,, i !, gneGua.ed- Sod only Al q
CoJrant-sr-c aud a. tie corner OF Third Avenue AID
Tennis by Dr. Field; aso II Brooklyn, lSS tulton-s-
CAUTioS.-BeTar- OF dang counterfeit whien WI.
ruin the hat L used JyiG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-04

SANDS sARsAP.RILLA-Infde'- have endeavored to de-
duce from the discoveries OF geologiss theory asyn.
lie Mosaic account Of the Deuge rightly considered and
understood there revelation Of science whch conflicts
with that ~ Scripture The progress Of science rather con
nrm. all that i written IN The worlds FIRST history, while
pertinent and research daily fulfilling hat no doubt
The design Of Providence in mpanng many useful Gua
ties IN the mmbest a well a. the more prominent OF he
works hundred years cure for >croua as well A.
for many other diseases readily mastered was known
but al present SANDS preparation Of sARsAPARLLA. We
nave specific not only Of that terrible complaint. but for
most OF Inc diseases OF the skin rheumatism, liver complaint
dyspepsia and many otter most distress NJ bodily acons
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by A. b. \ ID.
SANDS Wholesale Druggists, ~ FullOn-sree New ORR,
sold also al 70 Broadway II East Broadway, and by Drug
gss generally throughout the United states fncesl per
bottle SIX bottles for -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-04
THE TRIBUNE.
FRIDAY MORNING. JULY =. ls4s.
Important from Washington Settle.
ment OF the Oregon Boundary.


ment OF the Oregon Boundary.
We have already bad vague rumors tina, the Ad
minisraiion contemplated settlement Of the Ore
ron question on the basis we have always insisted
was the just one--namely the line Of 49, North
latitude--bu, the following is the FIRST reliable On.
nouncement we have seen. /, is from gcntlemaI
Of high character who is no, likely ,o-be deceived
WASHINGTON ID July IS
We have had a runor for the last few days. thai
the Oregon question has been setted-tbe 4stf
degree being the compromise line. have rea
con TO believe il istrue. H. told me this morn
ing he apprehended il was 40. Mr. Calhoun in b.
correspondence refused to entertain such propo,i
ton He con,ended for the 5ith Benton and man
other prominent Loco Focos will denoonce the au
thors Of 1t.
With regard to Removals. they have become 20
common tina, they cease TO create any sensation, eS
cept amosg those immediately interested
One very likely 70 he well inSormed.-Ed Iri5.
II this rumor shall prove true, we shall heartily q
prove and sustain the act OF the Administration, IN e
ding this longve question. We believe the line q
40 is the Just and proper line and better line 70
this country than that Of 54' 40 would be. Yet D.
Il be 20 settled wha, must be though, Of those VIII
last year f.bed for and won Western votes in thou
sands by formally proclaimng our right TO The mini
Of Oregon clear and naquest,onabfeP Are the.
not indictable for obtaining votes under false pre-
ssncesi What shall be said Of the declaration il.
Poke Inaugural
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-04
Things in Philadelphia.

iL,oiLFsiA, JuyS, Z. NJ.
WN {. BELL Esq. Of Kentucky, Is no morc
He died suddenly AZ the house % Ny. Blss IA Schnyl
kin Haven near pousy.c the - Inst; deeply lament
ed By the friends OF humanity he body conveyed o.
the city yesterday for inierinent-
The Natives will have a fortnight PROCESSION
tonight upon the arrival OF the >hier Club from your
city. and the Esgle and Brooklyn Clubs. Tomorrow
they hold a National Convention
/ quarrel ensacd this afternoon at Dock 4 second
streets between Two painters. when one drew sni,
ana stabbed the other Use wound = hot dangerous
The guilty party was arrested.
The stock market continues without ANIMATION
state Fiyes The interest Oh are down 20 81 lining
ton Railroad shares looked up .. and NcSs9gf- declined
l. The Board DO not meet a-sin until Monday next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-04

The amount OF letters received by mail for the three
days stated TO be about four the number. bring
ing about half the receipts usual under the old law.
The Post Office Will be open to-day from 81 70 10 A. NJ
ard from u; liPM
Y An invoice passed through the Boston Gus
omHouse the other day wriI,en In photographic char
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-04

- This day being the Anniversary OF the De
claration OF our NAII0SAL lNDEPESDENcE--one
Of the two holidays enjoyed by Editors and Print
ers throughout the Couniry-we publish no Even
ing Edition. and no paper tomorrow morning but
our Semi Weekly, which should in due course 20
20 press this afternoon will be withheld and issued
tomorrow afternoon al O'Clock Our readers viii
ind III j, the News. Markets. &c usually given in
our Daily Evening Edition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-04
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREslDENr-offieia

JAMES HosAx a. Attorney for the United States iof
the District q Columbia from the 81 Instant IN The
place Of Philip r. Fendal, whose commission WI on
that day expire
RosrKr WHrrr Collector Of the Customs George.
town, u. C.. vice Henry Addison. whose commission
viii expire July :. isi5.
CHARLES lISsIEY. Attorney 81 the initcd states
for the District OF Vermont from the Ri Ins'. In the
place OF Charles DAVIS. whose commission VIII on that
day expire
THoxAs B. HAHN A. Deputy Postmaster al Canantai.
qua New York IN the place Of Jonas NJ Wheeler. whose
commission expired on the -'ih ult
JANIS FISCHER Surveyor and Inspector OF the Rev
enae AZ pawtuNct Rhode Island. wee feleg Abon
whose commission VII expire July 2-d, las.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-04
MARRIED

On Wednesday June 25th. 0y Rev. Mr. Lcaer. Mr..
PETER P. MAIrCE 70 Miss ELIZA 4. BOtCh. a.
OF Mddeburgn. Schoharie Co.
In this Civ on the LIT INST. by Rev >smsel A. Seo.
man Mr. HAYES hINBALL 70 Miss ISABELLA Nun
son
In Nllbury Mass. June ith. by the Rev. NJ BucSing
ham Rev. INCREASE y. TARBOE 81 trtil.nsn guam.
Nss DELLA A. WATERS. daughter Of the s,e A,a Wa.
,.r. 20 nf Nl.lurE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-04
DIED

At Geneva on Monday. 3lth nit Nj. FRANCIS SCOTT
COCHRAN of TIL. citv in the }9th yesr of his sge.
Yesterday morning. July ID ". JAMES ElNChs, o.
gan builder a native Of England. ssed o. years To,
trends ana acgus.ntances ~ the family are invited e.
attend his funeral this afternoon az clock from hi
ate residence No. Isl Fifteenth street the -h
Avenue.
On the 2nd inst. OF Palsy WM W LYON. in the 9th
wear OF his age His taken IN The country
Tor interment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-04

L. FAST INDIA HAIR DYE-This Il, beyond a doubt
one OF the remarkable chemical discoveries Of modern
L co.ors the hair, and yet the -An Is perfectly SAFE
from is influence Red grey hair viii become dark
jeo.ack, ser application Moreover greai
advantage possessed by the East Indian Hair Dye Is th'
may be applied night while the bead rests on the pill
Of repO-e. THIS Dye 5 prepared by Dr. Comstoca him
SELF the celebrated chemist whose text book used IN NE
best Cole .estaroughout Great Brttn and America 500
cure any Of Piles ComsOc.s Extract OF sar-ap1ra
for purifying he blood. Pce only - cents per bottle
or TX bottles for 80 others charge IS fora
saving Of ~ The Indian Vegetable Elixir and Linnent,
warranted 10 cure any OF Rheumatism Govt yi =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-04

GovRAvD ASp TIE ANCIENT DSuIps-The surprslni
efficacy OF Dr. GOURAUD's Halian he1icaef >odp, ~ ne
removal OF Scroiua. Eiysiptla-, Sal kheun hlg"ofh
Pusres B.oches. Tan, FrccSes, >ultulu, cAllowness
Richness ROul hness. has iced the isne OF IT. nt eg
upon 90 nice pivot he may be Sened 10 those rock
stones OF the DTds winch human force able 20 disod
RON their foundations Envy deiract"n and NAL guilty. hay,
heeu tried turn bu, In vain, b ds4odge him from lie 80
cure position IN which hi, friends THE ladies' have place,
hum The Italian Nefosted Soap equally IN favor "u
the masculine portion of the communylOr the supple ea
son that II forms delightful modifying stavns compound
even when used hard SAT water The >ocP Is hkew
buoyant GoUR,Vps Poudrs >ube possess The surprising
power Of Immediately eradcsng supsftu ,us human hf
Cot RAUDs GreciGn hIr DE : The only reliable article 10
completely and satisfactorily colOrng hsA greg or re-
Hair beautiful broun blcek GovR,uos Liquid Iegefa
bic R0ag has completely superseded all other prepa aioi
for giving rich ard permanent cafnauon ungc 10 pail
cheeks and lips GoVsAups Ly BATE mpsrts TO The skin
an aabaster wilderness, sotness and 5rllnarcy.
Be very particular ult and ghere you purchase. Dr. n
Lux CouRkuOs valuable Toilet Preparations can only b,
obtained genuine NJ his depot, 81 Uakerstee nfsi slor'
from Broadway 49,
AoFSrs-7i Chesnuis, Philadelphia: Jordan, Mnkst
Boston Curelion & Co Lowell; ives Salem, w. l. Ger
r-h, New Bediord Guild, Bangor Bliss, Springfield
Green Co Worcester; Myers, New Haven't Bull tisri
lord; Bsckus 4 Bull Troy; Pierce, >mnwN HAN AIDS
ny Morse, Loekpor; s.orrs, Hudsoni Henish, Lancas
Ter. Ne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-04

AraocIous OursAeE.-The public are respectfully
toned against an article hlch offered reduced prce
DurporiIng to be Dstys Magca Pam Extractor. kemeg-
Der The genuine article does the
and cures the following disease. sScslds, Burn, Sal
Rheun Eruptons Of all kinds Old sores Bruises
Tender Feet Sore Eyes scfofs!a, Wounds, Chaps, Piles
Eryslpelas sc. Be 10 for Daleys Magical Pam
Extractor and take other Tie only sad genuine Pain
Extractor mot printed signature the wrap
per Of each bow they base counterfets. sod
wholesale ard retail No ~ Fulton street, sun Building
New-York. t2pl IyZ 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-04
Imports or SPERM AND WHALE OIL AND wHALEsoxE

bONE-Ne near oil no ran-scuOns nc fhGss'~
steady at s. and - for Northwest, sad South sea
NAVAL sTORES-We notice a sac Of 600 bbs sex,
bern Rossin at 80 cts. stoat Turpentine u 9se'
and 10, for Washington and Newourn. sprn are >.
CTS cash. and y cfs. time with small sales. Al pos""
Spirits selling AT "A CTS, mos.
sEEDs-We have TO mention sslos 20 tcs ONO Cio,s'
al o. cts 100 bbls Timothy at SO good article ana
small parcel OF Rough Flax 100 Dush al IA Pr ',s
AT Boston the sst sale u Calcutta WAS '-' -
busktl mos.
WOOL-We hear Of bs, moderate trsnsscnon' -
Fleece Prices without particular cnsnee s..<s
receipts large. The stock of Foreign IN nfss -
- Light, and we hear OF sales Al BATAVIA V p.S
nave been purchased this season at 20 70 &c AZ 49,
ester 80 70 1000 lbs had been received during "e o.
The sales were al previous prees Za'o c". I.-rer
ton there was but little dong The arrivals "e'e
than they had been The quotations we're 800
1eeces 4Od43 2, 10 Am full blood 3I1Sc % - "A
32d33. Com 10 / breed JDa3l Lamp 81 ~ "a AZ
> do ls, quality Sass; do I'd do, 3dS' ~ s,
4al7: Buenos Ayres, Ban. AT Buffalo ~" ,hrs
quoted at 2ed3o ct.. The receipts OF the season Ths
lar were SEE bales against 10 bales last se~oa Scr,
shipments Eastward Tor the fourth week 10 '-
81 9-5 BIS -.seh
PROyISlONs.-The transactions In Pork 'oc ~, re-
about 1000 bD.s. prices showing no Change ,.eis
teriay. The market appears rather heavy sn1 :. nO
cannot be forced of but with difficulty We 70 "a
obs. new Mess and Prime al is VIC - oot =" 49, d
10 CO snc coo bbls old Prime at oos az ~. " Beef
30 bbls sour Prime made on private ,ssns ~
- steady al s 75d6 90 and .5d9 10 for toeII -
Ciiy-Prme and Mess with small ssles 10 49, I'D
We hear Of nothing dong The receipts o. D -
very lsrge and then IS good enquiry :. ,,,s-
tor Western Dairy Ohio IL yd9s with ngh' suPY -,
Cheese is duler although the receipts are NOT ssV -
Al Boston market sctiye. Ssles during tne fssef
600 bbls at el3 IS ~ 1910 SIP Dbl mos - 80
Ness and Prime; 1908 " bbls at IA - for pxss
10 80 for Mess and ell v bbi and mo-. i@ 20 81
bo,lers arm. sales of Meas Beefst - D4l0 W.
4 md mos Moderate sales Of Lard at s3ete '
cash and mos.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-04

RosBtRY CEfvE--A class OF miseresnis who coun-
iers.i tie PAN Extractor -tea the name, and perhaps
svcilm who they induce by ss- representations 10
use The trash Reader beware Of the base counterfeit Of
Daey Pain Extractor and procure that remedy a. he
place where be depended upon, Il Coursnd-s- Of
Comstock Co Il Il generally kEown 10 Tie public that
this house, and only have produced this article al great
expense for The pubic good anc they present 10 al who
unabe 10 buy L. and sell Il Al hall he prce demanded for
worthless limitations offered By tefsie vaxabonds VITO
never knew snough 10 make good remedy Remember.
the only safety Is 70 buy a. q COurtiand-st- jyiI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-04

Captain Conner has arrived at Pensacola. We
understand he reports thar the NeSlcans iortyns
Vera Cruz but with much prospect OF declaration
Of war on the par, Of Mckee. Washington Union.
~ The Naichez Courier OF Friday week says
There is rumor m thar Maj Z. c. Neike. M eN
rensve exchange broker in the city OF VcAsburg hs
failed for a very large amount.
- Mr. Brownow. the Editor OF the Jone,
borough ,Tenn) Wing has accepted his nomination d
candidate ior Congress the District IN which he resides
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-04

,.-. and containing the regular Official marks ans
eesor,emeut- There were 10000 letters in Phone
.hic characters sent through the British PostOffce
asst year.
~ A dgcout mounted on wheels. and gaily
,n.meut@d with pine cone. and other fsnss nsvysed
Wsisrreet Yesterday much 70 the delight and arnnse-
nenr of the grave denizens Of tina, quarer The car
rage wa. made Of beach log and elegantly trimmed
with csrpeunz
- The independents Of Suffolk County yesier-
day amused themselves again by tearing up few rails
on the Long Island road, which detained the train a
couple o: hours. The Company. we understand nav.
offered about TO otter reward OF $1,000 Tor the
detection Of the guilty persons
~ 4 little sou of Mr. Bartlett formerly con
nected with the y y SUM- only years Of age WAS run
over yesterday AZ the corner Of Greenwich Lane and
18th street By baker. wa-or the wheel. passing over
III body and br1..ins him most horribly The person
Z the wagon immediately took the Little sufferer 70 m.
home, No ~ Greenwich Lane. where medical and
other aid wa. speedily procured He i, Il u feared
dangerously wounded.
~ We learn that Austen the Empire Clubman
was shot by Cotton IN the duel mentioned yesterday
and is since dead. Cotton believe, did not return 10
the CRY
~ The five mile Race andthe Hurdle Race are
postponed until Monday The 10 mile Race j. sso
postponed until Wednesday next
z The Watch are to be doubled for tonight
~ BY the arrival OF bark Mudara- from Havana
We have dates to the Bird uli from Vera Cruz. and
from the city OF Mexico to May 81.
The ordinary session OF Congress closed on the
Both May. but the Sigio announces that they would
again meet in extraordinary session the eth June
70 consider important questions which had been LETT
pending
By way OF Pensacola. accounts have been receiv-
to the 18th June Below we give an extract from
4 letter received from Vera Cruz:
YER, CRUz llth June, ls45
Our latest dates from Mexico reach the It'll al p
" On the day the soldiers duty at the palace
pronounced for Federalism and took the President and
OF the Ministers prisoners but other troops navln.
attacked and defeated them on the part OF Government
order very restored-some twelve lives lost
and eirhreen wounded
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-04

DELIeHrFuL-The most deli ghfful and agreeable
a, a- most useul article, he Aronatsc fum gators
Hastings Co.'S for peffgmng rooms, purifying the
4c &c AL who used unite the testimony thai
hey unecuaed Wholesale and keLai. Depot "a Broad
way ~ i'll IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-04

NorIcE-A REMEDY FOR DEAFNESS The success which
has followed the Of Dr. NcNas Acoustic OIL IN curing
Deafness Is truly astonishing We pronounce sure
relief for al pans, buzzng noises continued sounds, &C
winch symptoms vi approaching deafness lnsian-
c- are daily coming znowledg Of remarkable cures
IS Of % years standing by the use Of
tt.. wonderful OIL
CAurIos beware Of base aud dangerous co1nierelis
Tim genuine Is sold only al No. q COurtanc-sL JyiI