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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-07-16
c.. JOHNSON

+ 044rWe have received the Columbian Maga-
zine for August from the publisher. Judging
from hasty glance which we took at its pages
this is an interesting number. 1t is emil ell sh ed
with two beautiful engravings -"The Hearts
MisgiVings'' and "Columb:a Bridge"-and a
plate of fashions for August.
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Florida, the New state Of the South.

On Monlay, the 23d of June, (says the Wash
inhfon Unon) the first legislature of the new
State assembled at Tallahassee. James A. Ber-
thelot, of Leon county was unanimously elected
president of the Senate, and Thomas f. King
clerk; and Hugh Archer,o Leon, was unanimous
ly elected speaker of tho House, and M. D. Pa
py, chief clerk
Both houses have passed resolutions in honor
Of General Jackson.
The house had fixed on the 1st of July as the
day for electing two Senators of the United
States. The Senate had not acted upon their
resolution,
Last Wednesday week, the new governor
(Mosely) was installed into Office with all solem.
nifty and civic honors. His inaugural is stamped
with the strongest republican principles.
The citizens had presented stand of colors,
which had been adopted, pro tenn, as the coIors
Of the State of Florida. On the centre Of the
grange stripe is white scroll with the emphatic
motto, "Let as alone" aa... Is.
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COllEmlE Epiama County.

The democracy of Columbiana County met OF
the 3Oth ult, and nominated the following ticket
Scnate--John M,rtin;
Representatives. G. l.. Vallandngham ano
Joseph Williams;
Rher0.-Wla Jellison; l
Ireasurcr--James Caldwell;
CommiS Stoner--S. Cook;
Prosecuting Atorney-T. H. Umbstatter;
CoroRer-J. B. Morrison.
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At the request of number of Democratic
friends, we republish the proceedings of the
Central Committee, calling township meetings
for the appointment of delegates to the County
Convention, on the 10Th of August next. We
hope every democrat will remember that setter
nal vigilance is the price of liberty"
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a Call for a Presbyterian Convention.

At meeting of the O. s Prosbyterans held in Cadiz,
the 28th day of last June, the undersigned were ap-
pointed Committee to Issue this call, whereby they
invite every member of the o. S Presbyterian church
who feels interested, TO meet i'll Convention at Mt
Pleasant, Jefferson Co.. o., on Thursday the 5th day
of August next, at o'clock, P NJ there to consult to-
gether and devise the best mode of action necessary
to induce the General Assembly to make slavehoding
bar to christian communion; and also to consider
what will be the best way to operate on the ssen-
bly, in order to get their proceedings in regard to the
quorum and Ordination questions rescinded
JOHN G. MCCULLOUGH,
THOS. CRAWFORD,
A. +. HANNA.
Cadiz, July 9th, 1845. .
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Education.-A move is now making all over
the country on the subject of education. We
are glad 10 see this, as il is the only way our re-
publican institutions can be petpetuated, found
ed as they are upon the virtue and intelligence
of the people.
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CHEAP BOOK STORE.

rs THIS MEDICINE!'' we exclaimed the other
day, on tasting some of JAMES ToNtC VERmFuGE. 1t
certainly has none of the nauseous flavor which
socates with the idea of physc. Children consider it
quite treat and in taxing their paates gatied,
and their health restored at the same time JAYNE's
Toxic VERMFUGE not only destroys worms, but carries
off the mucus in which they imbedded and efectsa
radical and permanent cure. Every mother knows the
prominent symptoms of worms, such yeracty, lean
ness etid breath, grinding Of the teeth during sleep.
paleness of the lips, itching of the nose, &c. but there
are other indications not generally recognized a
dry cough, dull eyes enlargement fthe abdomen, and
many other symptoms common to other diseases, fre-
queny denote the presence of worms. IF their exis-
tence is even suspected, the Vermilugo should be admin
istercd, because 1t do harm in any case, and
may do incaculabe good.-N. \. Tribune. ~ IN
OF The above medicine is for sale by Nc
Bean e. Knox, Cadiz. Fs.1 a"
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In partition,

James Scott and wife, .ar.lveET.. .F #gtsL
Cs. In partition.
Elizabeth EaKin ct al. E iaF
Mary Foster and Elizabeth Eakin will take notice that
petition filed against them on the 29tll day of
April, in the year A. D. 1916, in the court of common
pleas Of Harrison county, Ohio, by james Scott and
Mary Scott his wife, and is now pending wherein the
said Scott and wife demands partition the following
real este to wit the northwest quaiterof section six
township ten and range four, in the county andstato
aforesaid; and that the next term Of said court, APP
pcation will be made blythe said James Scott andMary
his wife. for an order that partition may be made OF
said premises according 10 law.
THOMAS +. JEWET, &
June IL, t645-6w Attorney for petiGonefs.H
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List Of letters


l. REMAINING in tho Post Office at Cadiz Ohio.
IL = July l. lS45.
Anderson w T JasAndorson Mr. Atkinson Mr.
Reymer Noah Bes Henry BaEnburg AdoIph
Braden Joseph Barton Cyrus 2 Braden William
Bradbury Thos Bidcr John Boyd James ja
Basfeld Titus Rev
CerfJacob Carrick David Cook James
Clark John Crabb Jane Mrs Capers WIN f.s
Crabb Jacob 2 Crabb & Gray
Drummond Sain'l Dunham Louis r DummOnd James
Erwin Robt or Jas Ewing Young Eking John
Ferry Charles FarcOat George Fowfz Jesse
tinice Isaac .lt #. .EIE|
Gilmore Francis Gamble Solomon
llama sobt IIeston VIM Eiicky VIM
fairfield Selah Ilogg Thos w Hanna John Esq
toober David Hanna Mary Ann
Jamison Iohn2 Jackson Samuel Remedy MR. Hi
Lock Chanty Lewis Ihos sen Iamaster Isaac
Morrison Daniel McMuen james Merryman John
Morrow Samuel Malet VIM N Megaw John
McDevitt Andw Mitchell John Marshal Mr.
Mafet John 2 Mays Joseph Murry VIM
McFadden kobt McGrcw Geo Mcbride Isaac
McNlulhn Chas McF0dden Nancy McCully Thos
Mckinney Geo Mcdowell Sanl Osbun A CIR
Peacock Eli Pool David Phillips Matthew
Pugh = M Roberts James Read Mary Miss
Reed Charles Rogers Stewart A
Sims Joseph Scroggs Ebenezer Tumlinson Thos
Sharp John Swain George Thompson Eliza
Warfe 81 Thom-Watt Ann NJ rs Weaver John 2
as Warfcl Chhs 9 When VIM II
Work Alexander. j. BEALL, p. NJ.
jy9-3t tE3
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NTOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has
/ y been appointed administrator of the estate of
William MITCHELL late of Harrison county, deceased ;
therefore all persons knowing themselves indebted to
said estate are requested to make immediate payment
and all persons having claims against said estate to
present them legally proven within one wear from this
date. JOHN MITCHELL Administrator
July I'd, lS45 lt ID (iy9-40
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EDITED ny L. HARPER.
CADIZ. OHIO.
Agent at Jefferson.

0%-Our friend, ANDREW LYscH Esq., is our agent or
German township. He is fully authorised to procure
subscriptions, make collections, and give receipts for
money paid him ON subscription to the Sentinel.
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$446,425 90

$446,425 007
,t.H ASSETS. .H'#
Notes, Bills of Exchange, Book 4
Accounts, Personal Property.
&C., (including demands against
persons who have offsets 10 the
amount of $69,579, and which
are included in our linbiIities,I ,427 DOL
OF the above we consider bad and
doubtful, $l23,29s. m
Stock in the Bank of st. Clair, I25,OO0 DOL
Real Estate, at its estimated value,
(op which there is lien of $780,
$50, which is also included in
lIabities) 402OO OOI
4.a..
g $550,627 DOL
f. ]. o. g. III. SMITH.
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b r-. STATEMENT ...r -
Of tie Assets and Liabilities Of J. 0. 4 IT,
Smith, and Jesse Smith d Sons, June 80, '45.
LIABILITIES.
Our liabilities (ncuding all we
owe the Bank of ST. Clair, and
exclusive of our liabilities for f,a
endorsement of st. Clair Bank
Notes. are $424,425 OO
In litigation, and yet to be deter r
s mined for or against US, $4,000 O0
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The New Post Onice La,v.

The Post Master General, with the advice of
the Attorney General, has construed the new
Post Office Law SO as 10 justify him in making
the following provisions for the country postmas-
ters, whose compensalions have been so largely
decreased, while great increase in their official
duties has taken place. From the number of
designations that were daily poured in upon the
department, it was found impossible TO continue
the business properly without such a provision,
and it is but reasonable that the country post.
masters SHOULD receive an equivalent equalto the
services which they perform;
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CAEsEsOLE COUNTY.

MI. Editor, You will confer favor by announcing
to the voters of Carroll county, CARVER LAwTHER ESQ
OF Orange township as candidate for Sheriff, the
jyl6 ORANGE TowSsr1rp.
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6z-The trial Of Q. J, McNuty had been post
poncd ill Thursday last aaun ,'
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Nep Hagcrstopn Academy.-On the fourth
page will be found an advertisement of the New
Hagerstown Academy, to which VIC direct the
attention of the reader This institution, we are
pleased TO learn, is now in a healthy and -four
ishng condition, and the number of students is
gradually increasing. Professor MATTHEW'S, the
Principal, is gentleman eminently qualified as
an instructor for the risirg generation, and com
bines with polished education, an amiablo and
gentlemanly disposition
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G. j. II. J. BRUNoT
MORGAN g. BRUNOT.

u. }. ]. BRUNoT
MORGAN 81 BRUNOT,
DAVING taken a convenient store room and ware
i i house, No. IL, Fifth street, between Wood and
Market streets Pittsburgh, they are now prepared to
offer at wholesale and RETAIL every description of India
Rubber goods, of superior quality and at very low
price, for cash.
Every kind of goods named in this catalogue being
of our own manufacture or selection will be warranted
Mems figured overshoes; India rubber boots& shoes
=" leather soled e Leggings;
s. gum shanked s. Swimming belts;
Women's figured :" Gum carriage cloths;
plain IS of all
lined and furbound kinds;
shoesg Air beds, /. II. c..
Chidren's overshoes Pillows and cushions;
" sheet rubber do; Life Preservers;
India rubber boots, leather Cork jackets;
er soles; Travelling belts;
Mackintosh water proof Life jackets
... conts; Rubber bottles, &C., &c.
ALso-Ladies, misses, and chiIdrons fancy shoes al
ways on hand Dealers and the public generally will
find it to their interest to call
N. b. Orders executed at the shortest notice lively
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-07-16

Mr. Harper--Please announce the name of George
McAdam, as suitable candidate for the Office of
Sheriff. subject to the decision of the county conven-
ion, and oblige many democrats Of GREENE Tp
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The Red Dog Exhibit.

Below will be found the exhibit of The indebt-
edness of the Smiths, who assisted Joe Old's
CircleviIle Bank in putting the ST. Clair money
into circulation in Ohio, together with state
ment of their means of liquidation and Of the
officers of the St. Clair Bank, as made out by
themselves, If the plundered noteholders can
draw any hope from this exhibit, it is more than
we can do. We give it for what it is worth,
merely remarking that we never had any con-
fdence in the concern, even in'ts palmy days.
Of course we have none now.--StdteSman.
STATEMENT %H
0fMe qfttirs Of the Bank Of St. Clair, June %,
lS45
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SUNDAY SCHOOL BOOKS.

HUIVU1NI DOIIONI1 -DUUIKFJ'-- N
ME undersigned keep the Depository Of the AMER
IcAN SUNDAY ScHooI. UNIoN,--whcre may be had
that they can be Ind at in Philadelphia Catalogues
win be sent (whererre requested) by mail, containing
complete list of Sabbath School Books Persons wish
ing purchase s. s Libraries will please send theifo
ders to iE INGRAM ~ ELLIOT, booksellers,
march 26 Market Street, Pittsburgh
GOLD, silver, and copper Bronzes all kinds, quail
jnly9 j BEALI
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JOHN WALKER JOSEPH MCDOWELL
HARDWAR HARDW ARE!!
WALHkER & MCDOWELL,
Importers and Dealers i'm Foreign and
Domestic Hardware

importers ana DesaaerS nm Foreign and
Domestic Hardware,
No. 81, Wood ST., Pittsburgh.
NA7 respectfully inform their friends and the
wv public generally, that they have on hand a
large and general assortment Of goods in their line,
comprising as follows:
Table and Dessert Knives and Forks;
Ivory do. in sets and dozens;
Pen and pocket knives of superior quality;
Razors do do:
Scissors, .... do do;
Wilson's Shoe and Butchef Knives;
Speer and Jacksons Hand Saws;
Building Materials ..-.-....-.-
Union Factory Planes;
With general assortment of housekeeping arti-
clcs. The above stock is entirely new and purchased
for cash, which VIC offer for sale the reasona-
BILE terms. We would invite the attention of county
merchants in particular, to call and examine our stock
before purchasing elsewhere. Having purchased for
cash. we are prepared to sell at prices that cannot fail
to please WALKER & MCDOWELL,
jyl6-tf No. ii, Wood st. Pittsburgh.
N. b. Mahogany venecrs for sale.
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The Editor ofthe Cadiz Sentinel will confer favor
on the Democracy of Harrison county by announcing
the name ofJAs scoTT, of German township, as suita-
bic candidate for the office Of Sheriff at the ensuing
election. ivo a
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Editor of Sentinel, please announce the name of M
r. BURkHEAD as suitable person to be selected by the
Democratic Convention to represent this county in the
next Legislature. Gy9) HARRISON County.
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Please announce the name of WILLIAM M1LIIGAN, ESQ.
as candidate for nomination for the Office of Represent
tative. Gy 9-tc) RUMLEY AND GERMAN.
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NO ROAD TAX.

NO ROAD TAX. saa
.FENHE Commissioners of Harrison county, at theft
present (June) session, have made no levy for
Road purposes lor the year l845, account of their
creating fund for the purpose of purchasing
farm and erecting buildings thereon for the use Of the
poor The rate of taxation will not be Increased from
last year. 4.,t..f, f5...goa
By orderof Commissioners.
june II X. ]. EDNEY, Auditor
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H. Harper, ESD, Please announce the name of JAcoB
Worries, ofNorth township, candidate for the Of
fee of Representative subject to the decision of the
Democratic Convention. GERMAN AND GREEN.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-07-16

HDcmocratic Courier r.n--Messrs. A. w. Baker
and William Mungen have purchased the two
democratic papers, at Findlay, Hancock county,
and commenced new paper, under the above
title. "Bijah" is rare genius, and, like old Ro-
sin the Bow, has ''travelled this wide world all
over" We hope he has at length thrown off his
cosmopolitan character, and has anchored down
for life, and will heRcefor(h exert his fine talents
iRbehalf of the glorious principles of democracy.
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OCTOBER ELECTION.
Candidates.

Mr.. Harper, please announce the name of CHARLES
PATTERSON suitable candidate for the Office of Sber
f, subject to the decision of the County Convention.
ana oblge many voters OF .. SIIoRTCREEK 1P.
iy9-tc
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7reasoa.-The adoption of the following
pledge is urged by the Boston Atlas, Che lead,
ing coon journal in New England,) in specula-
ting article upon war with Mexico:
awe, the undersigned, citizens Of Massachu-
sctts, hereby solemnly pledge ourselves moi 10
countendnce or aid the United States in any ,car
which may be occasioned by the annexation of
Texas, or in any other war, foreign or domestic,
designed 10 strengthen or perpetuate slavery"
The editor of the Atlas is the same man who
made the unfeeing remark in the Boston Coun-
Gil, in reference TO General Jackson. a. q
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-07-16

Methodist Cqmpmceting. The Rev. II. Gill
MORE, presiding elder gives notice in the Steu-
benVille papers that q Methodist Episcopal Camp
meeting will commence on the 18th of August
next, on the farm of Mr.. John Gregg, eight miles
south Of Carollton, and six miles north east of
Leesburgh. .H .sa tlea.
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JUST RECEIVED,

JOSI hisSEi ff1D' .r..
I , ICE terces; 90 doz. Buckets;
4 q 6 halfchests Y. II. Tea;
boxes from SIS to 12's Baltimore tobacco;
20kegs pure white lead
90 do No. | do .4aEE s
1000 lbs assorted iron; 20 kegs assorted nails
FISH, Herring, Mackerel Shad and Salmon. All
of which will be sold very low for cash, or Barter: -:
viz Corn, rye, OATS bsrley hoxseed, flax yarn, Bees
wax, Rags, butter, &c. &c.
july2 r. MEARS & CO., Steubenville.
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Urbsana Bank No. 2.

The almost incredible fact is announced that
the old .fnaaciers of the Urbana Bank are about
establishing another swndling concern at that
place, under Kelley's new law. OF course, il
they desire to do so, and comply with the mea-
gre acquisitions ofthe law, no hand cad stay the
proceedings Western Empire.
Is there no redress2 Must the people be
swIndled over and over again, and by the same
set of gorged cormorants? Will the people not
rise in their might and sweep every vestge of
these swindling shops from the face of the land,
leaving nothing but the blackened statute book
to show that they had been? We shall sec.
The "Philadelphia Morning POST edited by
Bella Badger, the great pipe layer, has expired.
In his vaedictory Bella makes the following com
plant and prophecy. We think the prophecy
will be fulfilled TO the letter, and that "Whig as
cendancy is destined TO end at the next fall cleo
tom in more places than in Philadelphia:
'Encouraged by Whig promises, apparently
only made to be broken, had believed that
Philadelphia, as whig city might still have pre-
served the ascendancy of whig principles, and
that my paper might contribute to their prepon-
derance among us But even this hope has left
me, and in issuing the last number of my paper
the last, because the means of issuing another
are not mine--I have the modification to believe
that even here, Wing ascendancy is destined to
end at the next fall election" aI
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LIABILITIES.

PtOO,oFF az
ASSETS. 8
Loans and discounts, Bills of Ex-
change, due from Banks and
Bankers. and Bonds and Mort
cages, $4o3,2e6 90
Real Estate and Personal proper ... 81.
ty, ra. .e l4,765 Sc
Michigan State Stock and Scrip, 1909 94
Steamboat General Scott, l2,46l 65
Bank of Michigan Notes, rs 90
Bank of st. Clair Stock, 10000 90
Cash, 1905 90
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Inkeeping.--A procession of native Ameri-
cans lately obstructed funeral procession of
the Friends in Philadelphia. 1t is represented
by the papers as boing most shameful affair."
This is in perfect accordance with the previous
character of the party
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$450,974 80

$l34,9l9
Many of the claims. now called good, will be
very slow to collect, and may become bad. I
JESSE SMITH.
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Terrible Disaster.-As the steamboat Mar
quette was rounding out of the port of New Or
leans, on the lst instant, she burst her boilers,
throwing pieces Of the wreck and human beings
into the air at immense distances. Four-per-
sons were killed almost instantly and nineteen
wounded, most of whom it was expected would
not live twenty-four hours. 1t is impossible to
tell how many lives have been lost by the acc-
dent, as none of the deck passengers had regis.
tered their names.
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$550,627 90
]. o. g. II. SMITH.
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Claims included in u
bove, considered bad,
about @
Claims included in the
above, consi d cred
doubtful, a.
loss, by de-
probation, on steam
boats, personal prop
erty,State stock, scrip,
&c,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-01-15

Aboli,ionists who intend to plead preee.
dent in The request for The use of the Hall
on lhe first of March.
Mr.. Droomgoole introduced bill lor the
admission of Texas as State, on The same
priuclpe which governed Congress in The
admission Of Kentucky and Vermont The
latter of which, previous to its admission
as clearly beyond the limits of the Union
Ii provides that the Annexation shall take
place on the 4th of July. l645. Ii was
read twice and committed. This is The
eight proposition now pending.
After the disposal Of several unlmportant
matters, the consideration of the Texas
question was again resumed in Committee
of the Whole.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-01-15

sional Government, and there is no doubt
that most Of the other Departments will
also support The congress.
Meanwhile Santa Anna is constitutional
President of the Republic, but unconsi-
tulionaly in command of The troops EN-
pIuyed against Paroles. Tie new Min.
isler Of War has ordered him to give up his
command.
Reports were current at Vera Cruz that
/! a part of his troops had proclaimed him
Dictator. that ano,her part iad declared
against him; bu' upon this pnint no :nCor-
nation in authentic form had reached the
public ear.
If any sufficient portion Of troops ad-
here's to him, 10 enable him to continue
The war. slll he is surrounded by Difficult
lies, he;ng in the very heart of tie republic
with Jaliscn and its concurrent depart
ments to the Pacific against him o" the one
hand and Mexico with lis concurrent de-
par,mens to The Gulf against him.
He may recover himself by some new
turn in the wheelof Fortune, and resume
his place as The constitutional President
proristorio of the Republic, buI This is
; hardly probable, as the pnblc sentiment is
almost unanimous against him, in nearly
all the departments.
1t seems more likely That he will have 10
yield TO the sturm, and il not deprived Of
his life, he may escape To The United States
by sudden march on Tampico. or to
South America by way Of The Pacific.
a elier was received in New York by
the Eusenia stating that Sanlo Anna has
l6,00U Troops al his commands; and Paredes
bul 1900 that are to he relied on, aud that
Santa Anna. at The end nf thirty days. " i'll
be fully re installed. There is also letter
from Mr.. Rejun IN reply TO Gov. Shan
non; that will, 1t is said, canse considerable
talk lis contents are now being trans
lated