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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-07-09

THE Vo1cE.-Vuice is one Of the most sui
king evidences of the Creators power. How
wonderful it is that so many millions Of per-
sons should exist, and no one voice should ex-
acdy resemble another. To our finite ideas it
appears reasonablethatt the same organs should
produce the same sound il is thus in other
animals; in birds and in music bu, for mans
convenience and increase Of pleasure. it is 9th
erwiSe the great and benefcent Creator, in
his labor for our comfort and happiness. has
rot overlooked the sound of a voice. OF all
the variations Of which the human voice is
capable, perhaps it is never SO grateful 10 the
ear as when venting itself in sympathy the
utterance Of gratitude is pleasing when we
may have been so happy as to have il in cur
power to confer q favor upon another. but
from it we would oft times escape the toue
of gladness may intrude in our melancholy
moments, and increase, Instead of tighten, our
sorrow: the voice OF praise may even pain,
for we may fear it 10 be latiery orieel il 10
be undeserved; the utteranee of pity may
wound where it is intended 10 heal, but thatof
sympathy must make its way to the heart
There is something which seeks correspond
ing feeling, let that be either JOY or woe.
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Respecting the reported position ofSir Ron
ERT PEEL on the subject of the Oregon Trea-
y, the New York Journal Of Commerce
says
We do not believe the report or the Wash
ington letter writers, that the offer upon which
the Oregon boundary has been adjusted was
only carried IN the British Cabinet by major
ity of one, and that Sir Roman PEEL was in
the minority though Mr.. McLEAN's cores
pondence is referred to for authority. This
would make the great Premier Of England,
who has surpassed almost all men in common
sense, Just as foolish as the 81 40 men Of our
own country. He has never been guilty of
such folly. The ministers Of England have
been waiting only for break in our war
clouds, condition Of things in which itwoud
not be said that they were driven They in
tended to have peace, if possible, and il must
have been an especially ingenious Cabinet at
Washington, that could have 60. us intoa war;
though, in part Of his management. we
think our Secretary Of State showed himself
possessed of as much Of that ingenuity as
could have been expected 10 any man. The
British ministry have been united in their pol
lev of peace and free trade, aud although they
may choose to be thoroughly prepared for
whatever may happen, their moderation has
furnished little out of which the 81 40's could
kindle their councl fires. We hope that on
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MISUNDERSTANDING of cure ofin-
temperance, reminds US of the following plea
SAINT anecdote of Lord PEMBROKE:
fall the Mede and Persian laws establish
ed in his house, the most perelnptoyy was that
any servant who once got drunk should be in
stantly discharged--no pardon granted. no OK
cuse listened TO. Yet an old footman who had
lived with HIM for many years, would some
times indulge in a pot Of ale extraordinary,
trusting to tho wiltul blindness which he saw
assumed when convenient One fatal day.
even this could not avail As my lord cross
cd the hall, john appeared in full view; not
rather tipsy, or little disguised but dead
drunk, and unable 10 stand, Lord PEMBROKE
went up TO him:
''My poor fellow, what ais YOU ? YOU seem
dreadiully ill; let me feel your pulse. God
bless us he is in raging fever! get him to
bed directly, and send for the apotheeary -
The apothecary came, not to be consulted for
his lordship was physician general in his own
family, but to obey oders; TO bleed the patient
copously, clap huge blister on his back. and
give HIM powerful dose Of physic After a
few days of this treatment, the fellow emerged
weak and wan as the severest illness could
have left him ''iiah honest John. am tru-
" glad 10 see you alive You have hada won
deriul escape, though one ought to be thankful
very thankful indeed. Whv. man, il | had
not passed by and spied the plight you were
in. YOU would have been dead before now
Bat. JonN," lifting up his finger, ''No MORE
OF THESE FEyERs !"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-07-09
Witness present, n. SrovEn.

HAGERsTowN, Jan 3, 1876
| hereby certify all those suffering with
Rheumatism pains, that have used two bot
ties Of Saml r. Smiths cure for that com
plant under very unlavorable circumstances,
and from the benefit have received from its
use, must say that certainly believe il to be
a very valuable medicine, and cheerfully re-
commend it 10 all those suffering with this
dreadful complaint called rheumatism.
Signed by me, JOHN BEAR.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-07-09
TO TEE .gFFEsCTED

Uih Rheumatism Pains, either .4c,ae, Chronic
or I!ficmmatory; Dyspepsia, litter Horn,
Old Running Ulcers, SC. sc.
TgyHEY are hereby informed that they can
u and will be cured by application to the
subscriber whilst in town, or if absent, their
orders, name and residence left at this Office
will be attended TO by the subscriber.
SAMUEL REGISTER SMITH
Martinsburg, June Is, lS45-t
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Nallo 81 Inclease. Pop. eq. mile IN

This increase is too great for an equal
Growth Of the country. and it is matter for
serious consideration, why the East and its
advantages should be in such great degree
lorsaken for the West and its disadvantages.
Why the desire for The possession Of large
held al cost Of labor and privatons innumeri-
BE, should overbear the strong inducements
for settlement on the Atlantic border. The
annexation of Texas, the addition Of Oregon,
and the prospective cxtentiun Of our bounda-
res, 20 as 10 embrace California, are all addi-
tional causes for speculation, as to whether the
next thirty years win show an increase or de-
crease in he population of the old Sntes.--
The immense tide that is rushing thither from
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-07-09

all future occasions. American statesmen vii
take better care Of the true honor Of their conn-
Try. However, we have peace, and cemplain-
ing may well be swallowed up in thankful
ness,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-07-09
Near HAGERsrowN, Jan. /, 1876.

This is TO certify that have had severe
attack Of Rheumatism pains, and by using two
bottles Of Mr. Smiths preparation, have been
relieved Of pain. believe it TO be valuable
medicine, and recommend it to those similarly
affected. LEWIS X. FOUkE.
July 2, 1SA6-f
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-07-09

HAGERsrowY, Jan. 10, 1916.
do hereby certify all whom it may con-
cern, that my wife, Ann Maria Brua, took on
ly one bottle of Saml. r. Smiths cure for
Rheumatism pains, and must say that she is
now perfectly cured. Signed by me,
GEORGE BRUA.
Witness present, +. Slower.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-07-09
Certificates

QfSamuel r. Smiths Rheumatism Preparation.
To all those ,pAom Il may concern:
| do certify that ! used only one bottle Of
Samuel r.. Smiths RHEUMATISM PREP
ARATlON for my pains, and it is unneces-
sary to recapitulale or give detail of my sui-
ierings. suffice 1t to say that on last Saturday
week commenced using his cure, aud on this
day do say that am free from pains. am
now upwards of IS years of age, and do say
that discovery or Cure for this tormenting
complaint called Rheumatism Pains should be
encouraged by discerning public, and as
such do hereby cordially and in good faith
recommend II. his
Signed, JOHN X PORTER.
mark
Witness present, PETER III. CAV.
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I'D. T.. EiarMaRM's
PATENT FORGING PUMP.

q lNAl}MERS, Planters, and Gentlemen can
IT. have water brought from distance TO a
reservoir from which it may be conveyed IN
pipes to the house, barn, hog-sties, Sc; TO the
milk-rooms for keeping the milk cool in sum
mer; or 10 supply fountains. These Pumps
NAV be worked by hand or by water-wheel
or windmill, and are capable of forcing water
100 to 600 feet horizontally, and from 80 TO
100 feet high; and with the addition of a Hose,
may be converted into Fire Engine.
9r5>Relerto Andrew Hunter, Esq, and Hon.
|. X. Douglass. OF Charlestown; Edmund /.
Lee. ir., Of ShepherdStown; y. III. Conrad
and Bernard Doll, Esqs., Of Martinsburg; Col.
John Strother of Morgan County.
Orders left with JOHN KABIE, of ka-
betown, Jefferson County, or with Rti ;
JONES. AIartinsburg, Berkeley County. will
be promptly attended 10. Sept A, lo45
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-07-09

John Rolsi, Nelson G. Rougt, IJiHiam Fesler
and Charity his pye, late Charity Roush,
Take Notice:
HVHAT, on Saturday, the llh dpy Of July
nert. at the Hotel of VIM. l.. Boak, in
Martinsburg, we will take the dispositions
of Dan' Burkhart, Adam Young, Anthony
IS. Chambers, and John w Boyd, which we
shall offer as evidence in suit now pending
in the County Court of Berkeley County on
its Chancery side, wherein, we are Plaintiffs
and you are Defendants.
GEORGE RAENHAL.
June II, l8i6-4w.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-07-09

"A comparison Of these statistics, with those
Of Michigan. Indiana. Illinois and Missouri.
viii show startling difference; the ratio of
increase and population being as follows:
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-07-09
FASHIONABLE TAILORING.
Fashionable Stvlc,

and upon reasonable terms, all descriptions Of
H.E.4REJNG .4PP.9REL belonging to the
wardrobe of gentlemen. He VIII also give
strict attention to the manufacture OF Bows
Clothes, sc. sc. lie receives regularly the
ikAELGSH lYASEL1NS
Fl ION the Eastern Cities.
May 7, lS46-3m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-07-09

of different qualities--lst:
j. ALIENS genuine .Nidneg GREEN'S Peach
Leqf; Graretis's Honey Deo; Baro,c's Ho-
neg Dele--an ercellemt article at only 20 cents
per ID. Also, a large supply Of Common Tobacco
SEGARs.
consisting in part of the following brands:
Haranta, RegaEa, Lord Byron, TrGbuca,
Jrsta Sm,-, Sc, Sc. also, fine article Of Hdle
Spanish and Common SegGrs.
SJNUEFS Of different kinds.
Important to Country Merchants.
The subscriber, having an Agency for one
of the largest Houses in Baltimore, is prepared
TO furnish Country Merchants with TOBAC-
co as cheap as it can be bought in that city
or elsewhere
Martinsburg, April l6, 1876.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-07-09

Elisabeth Little, John .Natlach and Robert MT
ZACH, children and heirs al lar Of Sarah Mat
iach, deed, Charles Dresbaeh aid Caroline
his tcife, RosnHah .MdtlGch, Samuel Littsr
@d.N;meyhiswJe, Robert Keller and .Muy his
srife, Bei1ann Kendall and Harriet his
tcje, John N. Lille and George III. Little,
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VE.F ggsgEsEEFOUSE,

VIZ ZzSALE e. RETAIL,
~ L. Corner SM and CieslM SIS,
PHILADELPFiIA.
s7-z-s--- YE1HE subscriber would re-
ID spccuully call attention
EEE FRRsHH Of Storekeepers in the Town OF
~, Martinshurg and neighborlng
I ~ Villages, to his hrge and rari.
p, r>t,s2-=s-.z.s-.=g cd stock Of GREEN IND
phil K TEAS, OF late importation, compri-
sing G4Polcder. ipqelal, Yong Hgson, Sou
Ga'r, u2lo,g- Po}celong, Orange aid Flocery
l.e.o Teas, IN halfchests, 1, and pit can
Nprs 10 Suit purchasers
Al,p, 5d,J Segdrs Of most superior quality
. lla i!ayor, and 10000 Ffest India Cheeroots--
"' d" which will be guaranteed to the purcha-
SIT ana sold on fair terms for cash.
FAMILIES from dissection of country are re-
sa9,Gsluly invited to call and examine my stock
VI + me Teas and a variety Of Canton articles
received and for sale by
ma s. B. OSBOURN,
rIiIadclphia, April l6, l646-6m
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EAkf NOliEt:
FEVTIAT, on Saturday, The In day Of Juiy
n neat, al the Hotel Of VIM. l.. Boak in
Martinsburg, we will take the dispositions Of
Daniel Burkhart, Adam Young, Anthony 5.
Chambers, and John w. Boyd, which we
shall offer as evidence in suit now pending
in the County Court of Berkeley County on
its Chancery side, wherein we are Plaintiffs
and you are Defendants.
NICHOLAS YOUNG,
CAROLINE YOUNG.
June II lS46-iw.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-07-09

Witness present, PETER II. CAV.
Martinsburg, Berkeley Co. Va, June 9, 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-24

The arrivals yesterday did not comprise much more
than the following extracts from the rsgistriss Of Ne
principal hotels
Meeks, " Typographical Engineersi =, c. Ostcn.
England; Capt. Brswtcn, West Point Mr.. Morvo' Ne"
Jersey.
AsrosJ. Q. Colt, New Jersey Mss'r r.~, cro;ssy.
Duffy and Eustis, Boston Barry, do y; 1ixsr LOU
isv,lls z: NJ Rogers, Troy Hoi,yssr, ssx
Bell and Nicholson, Nashville MI w.gn, Ansnsss
e Dsselvilie, Jos. NJ. Thomas, fhnadsIPnn .as'
Fields and Sampson do r. 3 Lac 40 y. Au1sns
ton d. waterman. New Bedford Hart rhilsdsiphiai
(ssc,gs Mclean Baltimore Messrs. Rogers ana ray
son hoston :. d Colt, New Jersey.
C,ry-Rev 81. Chauncy, Kyei =. nckson, val -
n Kenrie. Chicago; Rev. r. sherman, West indies; ".
Rrs1st 40, C. chauncy, U. 8 n; X. 0ormsin, Bu6a.
10; ii o'Drsn. schsn:ciady Thoma, Davis, Phi,sdst
pa,ns,s, . Levy, virginia; D. Evans. Phisdelphis,
n fouDg. G George Clifford. Boston, w. D. Smith.
r.rnssss,: n Frost, Richmond, Va.
FssrnIrs-J. w. Mills, White Plains; Or. Wilton,
newark; W. stockton, Philadephia; A. T. Howell, nh
nois; C. George, Alabsma; w. b TLsyer. Illinois; y
Evans Cincinnati; W. sPssrman and L. Quinn, fnna'
delphia- ...,.-,
phis; 2. Simpson. N. o. Rowlsy and Fisher rsneae.-
phis; G. Williams, J. Morton, Boston; h Hcnoni rrevI
deDcs, J. Tucker, PniisdslPAia, NJ T1sny' ksng
Island.
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Common Pleas.
pafora Judge lnRraham.

UoiOfo Juu8o iO8rhnam.
MARCH as-Jarses Lpssh -. Jshn Z crshar 1ohr
trespass the to dsmagss will % re-
msmbsrsd that in the year 1874 tho Middle Dutch
ice Department and cow Nd into the city post Office
Before the department could DO transferred to tho
building il became necessary to make various aitsra
tons and repairs and amongst others, to paint it, both
inside and outside MIR. Graham, who was then Post
Of this CITY, employed Garfield Williams to do
the painting work, and the latter employ cd the plaintiff
who journey painter, to assist In the progress
Of the work, the scsfoidng upon which the plaintiff
stood gave and he fell through and both has ankles
Broken, disiocated, to mako him cripple
for life The plaintiff contends that the desndsnss
0atfeld wiiliams put up the scaholding under tho
direction and superinsndence of Mr. Graham, and that
IL the duty Of tho latter gentleman TO see that was
put up in careful and workmanlke manner, 90 thaths
lives of the workmen should not be endangered more
over mentioned to either 0atheld or Williams,
that the scafooing badly constructed and unsafe
There were two witnesses examined for plaintiff, and
the court adjourned to Wednesday. For plainin, Mr.
Brady; for defendants, Msssrs Whiting and Marvin.
Before Judge Ulshoe6sr
Emannsf Pike and W.fs %. Lasc Francfs and Wife -
This action for Islander. The declaration also
contained count for assault and battery against dsen
ext door TO each other Mrs. Pike and Mrs. Franc is
had quarrel and abused esch other Verdict for de.
fendants. For PLAINTIFF, MIR. r. r Barber; for dsfen
dants, Messrs. Barrett an Hoffman, Jr.
Hsffon Drase rs Ldrfsn--Thia action Of tro
YER, to gecover the price Of piano. valued At $780,
was lent 10 MIR. Payne, and after ards seixed by
Psyne landlord, under distress warrant and sold Tor
rent The defendant ravereed the PLAINTIFF claim, and
justified the taking. Adjourned to this morning.
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u. y. Commissioners Once.
RaEora Cammiasi0uer Netcalf.

The Schooner Paiurenf $e.-For tho testimony taken
in this Saturday last avery full report In
Sundays Herald. When the examination was about to
be resumed yesterday morning. the counsel for Captain
Davis and his mate, stated behalf Of his clients that
he would waive further proceedings before tbs Commits
the amount be given By Captain Davis at $4,000, and
by his mate At $4,000 Bail given In the course Of
tho day, and the parties discharged The case will be
tried. probably, some time In April next
Charge # Passins Csunisrfeit Money.-Chssver and
Miller the two men charged with passing counterfeit
Mexican dollar were dis harged by Commissioner Nor.
ton yesterday the evidence not being suoiont to sus
tain the complaint.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-24

MARcn "a Stealing Horss'-John Lockwood and
William Cilderseeye were arrested, Yesterday, for
cumstsnces :- appears that by the name Of John
sullivan, residing in Twentieth street. between 9Th and
horse: ' with LOCKWOOD and Gs.rssvs Therefore.
Sullvans horse taksn from the wagon and Lock
wood: horse placed II sor trial which VIZ, much IN
Sullivan got fairly under way, they bolted OF with the
best horse without waiting the return Of sullivan, and
made good their escape until yesterday Arrested by e
fcsr Welch and Justice Osborne hsd them to bail TO
answer, in the sum Of $500
Grand Lareeny.-Oniceu Bssman and Labor. Of tho
epepdent Police, srrested yesterday man called
Theodore Mercer charged with stealing $780, wstch
and several articles Of jswelry. the property o. Mr.
Campbell, residing in Nassau street, brooklyn This
Mercer il appears, resided in the house and, IN
the absence Of Mrs Campbell, entered her room and
ing his person about SO Of the money Hs was conduct
ed to Brooklyn and delivered 10 the authorities for
trial.
SteBSng-Petter Higgins was arrested last night by
policeman of the l2h ward, for stabbing Jacob Bower
seriously, with knife in the thigh. at house in list
HEnSscent Exposure John hassen arrested yester
day by policeman of The sh ward for an indecent OK
posure his person. at IA o'clock in the day to several
ladies in Houston street, Crosby. Justice Merritt
held him to bail in $500, to answer at court
Seduction and Mar'ioge.-A very funny sfar took
appears that Mr. Cruise wealthy farmer resides at Key.
port New Jersey; and that OF his daughters very
snsmoured with raw looking ir.hman, who was
ployed by her father gardener, by tho name Of m
Patterson. This gallant youth oloped with Miss Hon
rietta on Sunday night, and arrived by the steam
boat Independence in this city at about o'clock on
Monday afternoon, and proceeded to the: house
of his cousin also by the name Of Patterson. No IS Ro
bnson street They then started in company with their
cousin, to No 200 Mulberry st. and were married oy the
Rev. Mr. Hoyt, and returned back again to Rob
inson to spend the honsy.m on when who to their
astonshmen should step in but her father with two po
lice officers, and at once conducted them both TO the
Tombs The father contends that his daughter insane
she not accountable for the step she has
taken. Henrietta appears to be much opposed to her
father and will not pay any attention to his entreaties
she certainly appear: to have good deal Of mshod IN
upon the advice of that excellent clerk, Mr.. Stewart.
she consented in custody Of the maron Of the
city prison until day, when the whole matter Will be
carefully investigated by Justice Dfinker.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-24

TIE CUrrxR WoopBuRY-The United States
cutter Woodbury., Capt Foster, 10 engaged convoy
and learn that for peod she h to b stationed In
The vicinity u Dsa1es Santiago.
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Court OF Oyer and Termlner.
Before Judge Edmonds Aldermen Stoneall and Com

MARCH 23-The grand jury came Into court, ysster.
day, and handed up true bill against Jean Bar.
bisre for shooting at Ralph Lockwood Esq with intent
ter which they were discharged.
Nuisones Case-Ths People, &C., The Bmtchers'
SIN. ling .4ssociation-Ths involves an indictment
against the defendants growing out OF their smelling
the Of LIST Avenue and 4th street.
The case was dow for yesterday but postponed
this morning there four hundred Witnesses at
least to be examined. Six very eminent members OF the
BAR three each side, are employed.
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Court Calendar This Day.

Court Calendar Ehis Day.
Ciacuir Couar.-Nos. T. ., %, IA ~, 49, ~ - r. 70
COMMON PLEAs.-Part Mos lit, l2i. La, 100 -, 81
l2o, 49, lss 2oo. Part -Nos -, n, &c. 49, '' i'''
lac, 100 ~, %.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-24

A DESPERATE CoEvrcr SHoT This morning,
about o'clock, q convict named Gibbs, who was
under sentence for nine years from last August for bur-
giay, and who had previously served ten In the
Eastern penisntiary for. arson 60, sprung upon Mr.
Watson the keeper oths prison. intending no doubt to
Of the Colts revolving pistols and after desperate
scue for possession Of the wearon In which Mr. Wat
sons hand was severely lscsrated, Mr. w. shot GIBBS
hrst In the back esching round hi) and twice In the
breast Glib! INTO his CELL and in few mo-
ments expired This GIBBS was most desperate villain
he attempted to bleed himself death shortly after he
was sentenced, and subsequently, almost Effected his
cape through the skyghts Of the corridor but fell Mr.
Watson displayed great courage end presence Of mind
he must himself have been killed. He had shut the
iron grated door between the front part Of the house and
to his asssance, although they heard the report Of the
ps OILS and came a. fer - the door, oner inquest
was summoned which has not yet reported. Muca ex-
cite prevailed ia the vicinity OF the Harris
kufgh Letter, ~ y. 9 Caxtfss, March ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-24

arrived from Hayana. having JAILED thence
on the 9th instant to which date she brings papers-
The Cambriaa sdvicss reached Havana the 9Th nst
extraordinary, the Cambria having sailed the 4th
February The dramatic company st Havana had fnaly
dispersed for the Some had gone to Mexico.
some to Puerto Rico, and few to Spain. The Spanish
brig Pmsro Do Murzo from Cardenas for Havana foun.
dcrsd at the 9th instant The master and four
others rted OF for Jsruco In the launch One Of three
passengers on board drowned Two Of the crew
had reached Havana In the eoasting Schooner Gen. La
mar The steamer from Vera Cruz had not arrived, and
vessels from Europe for Havana making unusually
long passsges--M o. Pseoysns, March 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-24

LATE FROM ET. DoMNoo. The ship Henry, Capt.
Noyss arrived this port this morning. from Havre
She compelled to put into Port an Pax for water
the LIST instant
The Haytisn army assembling in three grand
divisions each Of which 10 march the Sd instant
Two or these divisions to be concentrated at
AEus under President Pierrot In person, and would
march to retak6 the city Of 81 Domingo.
The third division would move for Portsu Platte, BY
way Of o. Jago.
The entire force Of the army would amount to 80 900
men.-New Orleans Pic, March Il.