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COLMAN'S
EMPORIUM OF ART AND Classic CABINET
GALLERY OF OIL PAINTINGS,

0ALLkHH Of OIL TAlNIINoo,
(WHICH includes his immense stocks Of boeks
w Engravings, Fancy Stationery, Drawings, Drawing
Materials Music BE- now :? be found upon tas ieeena
doorl where every thing will be sold low prices and
many much below the regular prices being desrous oil clos
ing up = a. possible his Book Department. .. ,,
Cheap List will be pubshsd for those who VIII ouy
= Quantities.
Purchasers are invited call and srsmns his New Rooms
No. or R-osdwsv second eoor ''seod--. 100
HANGING A,ADs.NI.-sIA DANr. ACHbLLE in
~ returning her thanks for he LIBERAL patronage Of
her lends the public desires most respectfully TO In
TO- m tn that she Is abo resume her pr ession atten
dance semnares and private families Her Salon, ~
Walker will reote Saturday the I'D Octo ef tor
the those ladies' and gentlemen who may wish
join her dancing and waltLg c sses, or form private quad
rifles, As 70 lows
years age and Saturdays from TO O'clock
p for gentlemen owe 70 the same DAYS at -
clock Evening for e,emen. Tuesda,s and thurs
day at o'clock and the Sorees Exclusively for her pupils
and their parerts, as usual
Mad Achiile has the pleasure TO announce ha' sd-
dition dances ady known New York she will
struct her pvpis IN those Polka VALUES and Quadres
which the popular in the best society IN Paris
and London m .
These beautru pas the quadrle Mazurts; the
CeHarius paHz the NJ, ceiu RedowG; the pennose,
two ondon Perrot; and La Mazopien
ne, new Mazuka icalfx ~hich with that cling temps,
will be brought Paris till III coming winter These
dances be taught by 9th person IN New fork
Madame Achlle she has received them from Mons Jules
Martin ved from Paris and whom they
ciusivey cop6jed by the above celebrated professors
testimony Of their hah esteem. So I'm MWFsr
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MONTEVEkDE'S BILLIARD AND BOW LING
SALOON

MONTEVEkDE'S BILLIARD AND BOW LING
New iort The s s9S t'S" You re-
% ss s sd % a su san IN
city, all kept in complete order As hese rabies are sepa
and agreeable gentlemen hi. house private
tie; Each gentleman visiting the above essb shment
and the bet attendance in the civ Any gentemsn
Sowing al, alleys. have the same BY appsas a the
Also TWO Bowling Alleys. which are always kept in first
Lunch every day II o'clock Wednesdays and Sundays
bury Chnksroas Mill Poad, Cold spring and Ma'.aeha.
ways have them at the shortest notice they depend
hav,,g the above His Br well .toehsd with
T Also Sherry COOLERS Mint jaIep. and Punches made
70 Gentlemen viii please to communicate Mt the Bar.
-' A''''' y 'N'' '''' FRANCIS MoNTEvERDE.
O-rrivste entrance at the Hall door. su2e lm.r
HOWEs CO.'SN Y. MAMMOTH CIRCUS
Ba1.is s"R ss S' a%s Ash inst: Willi.%.sss: s1.s
the
is S & % s s oh s Elm
18th Ih and l1,h during the great Agricultural State Far
States, Comprising IsS Men s' and Horses, requiring IS
s ., se
tIans smsng whom the Greatest Female Rider Of the
ago. recently Mh sI5,IsS i's &h fsf MAcARrE
and the charming with which she chains her audi
render this gifted and Sris5e the
ing feature OF the this country The fropretoS
refer the public to the brilliant description given IN the 70
spectve newspapers OF the extraordinary and daring fea
performed by this distinguished artiste:
Equestrian Director, Mr. HOWES; Riding Master, MI
NIXON, and the unapproachable Clown, AN RICE. -.
among the Performers the csleorssd and principal III.
der the Napoleon Of the Arena Mr. HOBB whose eats ON
Horseback the extraordinary Witnessed yuve
nile Of by Master Nixon. Olympic Erer.
cses by the whole Company, led by the European
Tambler, MIR. MACARTE Wonderful Fsats by MI
Coles Dogs, Hector and Billy. The SWISS BROTHERS,
in their elegant Gymnastic Posures and Groupngs Mr.
Sweet the Charioteer Of PhDbns fosu- and Gym
biological and brilliant Act Of Frncies Of Proteus Mr.
c, Howes in Slack Rope Evouncns MIR. Geo. Sweet the
The whole comprising the leading. most talented and
classic performers in the world.
NM HOWEa New oyk Mammoth CircuS.
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BATCHELOKs hAlk DYE.

A LIQUID COLORING FOR THE HAIR WHIS-
kEkS &c-ls claims to patronage will At be
aersood BY those who used sod the Of
Tered Tor dying the hair ts application simple effect
ssrssn bsmg smphscslly perfect hair dye without de.
keepers druggists, &c, II will be ouad desirable
uce AZ they can with confidence recommend Gus
; aa or linen Il will no, rub of the and constant wash.
nS Only improves its appearance The color is permanent
and perfectly uniform entirely free from those unu.tura
un vars ing from the faded to the row al purple pro-
,an 10 apply the whie
proves sat'sfacioy which purpose he has pr,yafr
room Prepared oni and sold wholesale and retail bv VIM
~ double size Csby the address Sole agent IN Wash
heton Guy, =. ~ ooos, rem avenue. au25 I'm re.
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Married,

On Monday, the 18th inst the Mission Church of tho
Holy Evsngests, by the Rev. DR.. Evans MIR srspHrs
K,1rtK, of New Haven, to Miss MARoAREr G. Bosp, of
this city.
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w,. THORN CHAMPAGNE
FRESH INVOICE of tf, deIiahffnI Cham p,sr. !, !,
W wn,cn tbe attention Of merchants
sna private gsotemen invited The srsndinr OF this Wine
20 s OF any II this country At no naghsr
-..l, sx~ "IIvIre'roYSsSo,
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SlGNOR LOUIS MARTINI. Professor OF Singing, WIN
- resume his lessons usual at his Music Room % Leo
naId street, joining the Society Library Building.
To THE AMATEURS OF THE AccoRDIoS he would TO.
commend hi. Album JUST published containing delightful
collection Of the popular melodies and
pieces.
This production much needed show that the best
musical compositions be played that instrument,
whose capabilities have remained so long unknown
Sgnor L. NJ. accompanies his pupils the rano and
Guitar au30 m~m
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HARDWARE, HAIR SEATING,
WATCAt 9 N,c

HhNDW AIIE, HAHN 81 IING,
WATCHES. &c.
THE SUBSCRIBER offers to the trade and wholesale
L dealers. on favorable ms,
lao gross low priced table Knives and Forks.
200 do fine round stag do do at $40 psr gross.
800 var 90 do guard Caryer:, at 7k .et..
complete ment OF hes, e Files, Chssos, &c.
100 pieces superior Hair Cloth, all sizes, the due ed
price
Also Trace Lhsns, Knob Locks Saws, Bra, Is and Bits
Bed screws. Vices, Violin stmgs, Tes Trays Pc custom
Caps &c. sc. &c. JOHN A NEWBUULD,
81 81 Iserd John st EFT up stairs.
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G. TIETZ,
GOTHIC HALL, announces his Duck Of Vaueanson. his
~ Elephant hts Dancing Lady his Cabinet of Anatomy
and his Cartoons Of Raphael COPPER Admttance IS
Sc iysr
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Afiusnsssrs. 30.

PARK THEArRE-on wedae:d.y Evening" ss Il IN 4
Nh be performed .P ,1sr rrFsfy BaT Henry
Earl q Res%9ad pyOa 81 Robert t B5af.ss sonS
beth ss kean Lady Anne, Abbott; Duchess Of YORK.
70 conclude with the farce of the BARRACK ROOM
as: and as
RowERl THE ATREIoa Wednesday Kysp.aE, Sept
e Ms, Jss Dsp: Julian s. Pierre, Mr. Nsade; Leon
SHef @ISS S Ni.ss. Il L j. vsliss viii d,sss the Polka
T2 sensind. with the ds@s Of hs S3 DEGhsEs or
dinand E9rrr.-r Louise Mrs Jordan Caroline Miss BELL
Door, open al O'Clock, esrtain viii rise hall
Dress Circle cents Upper Bores % cents Pit and Gale
TkS i ~ 81 re q ss o
WIN
beautiful si' rang. '' Of
on the Upper Esplsnade =, n,sso, vrNo VIEWS and
Chinese sfsSsn FIRE Ss!1 wo tsss Of D''iN' ~
The amusement to commence at quarter TO prscheiy
COMEDY AND BURLETTA.
BENEFIT q g. GREAT re XXI sJL hRs CRISP.
Il. + ss..S.S Nv SSSfY NoSS6 fs ~
Xndenho; Mock Dase Chppendsle; Juilana Mira Ciisp;
s5usa s w GEES osED UP ". Sa ce Mr.
Crisp; john lronbrace, Chippendale.
S.i at e Ssr 19 refs.
WALNUT sTnhET rht,TnE, z IL ipsLr
L. A MARsuALL, Lessee. Nv Il. BLAKE, Manager.
bird r,z1t of
MIR r.. MURDOCH,
The popular American Actor.
"WEDNESDAY EVEN! Nc, Septembei 9th. ls%6, will be
w performed the comedy of
THE HONEYMOON.
Mock DUKE s.a; Y s5'1 vsl.n,.
Miss Petre; Zamora, Miss Croker,
After which the laughahle farce OF
DEAF AS POST.
Tristram Sappy, ....,,.. Mr. Chairman
Sally Maggs.. ..........".. Ms w Blake
Mr. Murdoch will sppear avore character to morrow
evening.
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s1EAIrroa.rs, sac.

10. OF o. F.-GREENWOOD CEMETERY.
A~l - iNCoNsEQUENCE efthe Conservation
.SR- terry, by the Odd Fellows Of Brooklyn, and
in order 70 afford he citizen. Of New YS1k Of
. :is%sSi
. .tis.r 0-'' '''''' Ta0s BEiLBY, Proprietor.
COMFY ISLAND FERRY.
ID weather, and tie rssr desire, a. well .as ne.
c-"ity, of The cillens Of this CITY TO take
%rovs their H.s5 The Po V bas .s.i an srs
Boat on the Ferry all ofwhich w run follows ull fur
The steamboat. PROPRIETOR, Capt fl. M.llan, will
n %9ssSs H. anna ana ;:i and cou:y is siaaa at
Add the .sameS,t ioLAs Capt r. Yates. will leave Pix.
~ .,..S and x Whs' and
at the Greenwood csmey Dock and Fort Hamilton each
bias: WI run Direct from wheSa coass sr Touch
FIT hTYa sriy H. e. s.g I .ai Gh
i Fare i2'. es1ts. saehway r. prupv p.
OPPOSITION TICKET OFFICE FOR THE
NORTH AND WEST.
Ss ssss 3 s; s"ft $: e
ohc 3d. WHEEL s., e; ss s ont
&C. ssso Hs%S,'Sa, :, 50; Kng,'oa g 50; Whitehall g.
ticket at the Office. No. 100 Barclay street the above
rs sas 'w.r NJ l. HAN' Agent
rEN2 ;! line oF sTEAMtks FOR AtgANNf,
FROM sunS ss,, sS s rM
49, Ss III Ss yin issSs MerSSS Esdas'
sissmso H nix HUI Gsp Ge'9 raaeud.n
vii leave Tuesday Thursday and Saturday evenings att
ms o Ss 70 hs Es "a in ample
eight taken at moderate rates. and none taken after 81
persons forbid trusting Of the boat. of this line,
without written order from the captains or agents
freight. p. C.
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FASHIONABLE DANCING.
MsLLE DESJARDlN would respectfully inform he
l pupils and the public, hat she has returned from Sara
toga Springs shere had the honor Of Introducing I'll,
tedowa altz which she hadu received from rsIi ns
fashionable dances her residesce No u Leonard street.
a5 twsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-09

THE ADVERTISING and subscription Aesrcv ar IN.
i albany KNICKERBOCKERn. M Io,' N,.s,n
oona floor The knickerbocker IL an evr.IIsnt
o.y newppsI the sane ire the True and is ertsn.
towns and thoughout Albany and the adjouns couns. and
ssn advertising edum those who Win 10
send their acvsrsns 10 the above plsce Terms modests
ssh"uc MCDONALD Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-09

49, nEEChEk. AucIio.esr
Dry G9Sd. By Catalogues Tor cash. Regular sales
Particular given sgnsss sales Of stock good.
au26 msr
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STOLEN.

an board the steamer Oregon. Sept 7th pocket book
~ containing anong othe. papcrs Note drawn by c.
months dated Boston 18th 1896 hundred and
tvs euty nine dollars and nine cents
All hereby cautioned not receive
are returning said Note 25i Broad
wav, will NJ suitably rewtidrd s93sr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-09

KITCHEN RANGES.
HOLMES TWO OVEN KITCHEN RANGES
v>HE Propnetors are now prepared to fufnish Holmes
the trade, the for private families
boarding having the night from the
ing and setting Kitchen Ranges this city for
asserting that Holmes Hinge be
surpassed for end durability They
perform the for WHICH they
chased and they will removed free Of
the purchaser Numerous references be given persons
wishing 70 purchase The range from doars
The proprietor. constantly manuacluring and
supplied with parlor ONCE and bedroom CRATES, Of the
newest patterns
Also-TINWARE,b bright plain and ja2aned. They havs
at all tmes ready Ranges grtes and boilers
also, smokey chirneys cured no cure, no pay
A. GtLHOOLY SON,
an
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10 PUBLISHERS.

AN1rscp,pr r6p SL u, Siir no:
lvL Asnu.cnpt written during an illness IN Philadelphia
sn not having The means to publish himself he wishes
dispose OF to some p~rso, no 70 The subject is
en1rely original and money wished for ely
place specified in note addressed 10 Manuscript Herald
Office. "A ais ( h
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DISSOLUTION.
THE COrARTNERSHIP, heretofore existpg between
Henry Robinson AID WIN Nc Arthur under the OF
lssesen and Macarthur is this day dissolved by mutual
consent
Tbs closing the bushss Of the late 6rm will BE- attended
to by hssry kobinson who will continue the busness al
their late stand Nc. n William street.
henry ROBINSON,
New York. Sept 8, lSB. VIM MACARTHUR.
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EGlPIiAN ENC 4S1PMENT, No. IS, ]. o of O. F.
- Will hold Special Session ON Friday Evening the 18th
o'clock at ats place Of meeting Divsion street
ohcss and Members requested pua cna IN their
attendaacs. j. b. RICH, G. r.
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NOTICE..
A SPECIAL MEETING Of the Members Of tho Thistle
"A b.nsvoent As.oeiaon will be held the house Of Nr
fst.r hliln~, Genre street. hursday evening The 10Th
fptsmher sts O'Clock Punctua attendance is
fully requested
y, order ofthe Board OF Managers.
s8Hsr A CAMERON Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-09

GENUINE HAVANA SEDAno.
CROsHEl u = CHAPMAN. 70 Pearl street, offer for
" sale IN lots 70 snt purchasers, and At loo ices.
10000 imported Havana segr.s consisting Of Plantation La
Marin (prssed usu,s La Victoria, La Nutat. La Par
Ls Co.ous. La Ars, Dos pspaneros, small Regslia and
Regular supplies OF genuine Havana Segars to which
tie .iienion Of dealers Is called will be received.
e b Ia
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BELGIAN COOKING STOVES.
9 OF these famous Cooking Stoves for sale
q GEORGE +. 0ERDIN0.
au2l lpnae q MAJ L.
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AN2a RA!La LINE 0E BOATS BEI r,
The steamboats, YLPH, Captain J. Brais-
tsd. and STATEN ISLANDER Captain D. Van Felt, will
leave follows
Leave Staten Island 49, g. 3 and II A. NJ; atl,aaL3
emd7, Pm.
Leave New York at To- 10, and II. A. M. and laa4s,
Stand East P. M.
All freight the risk Of Of the owners thereof.
Astage will leave Vanderbts landing for the Telegraph
ic etaoa every hour throughout the day Fare lax cent?
iv
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TO THE PUBLIC.
THE DR. HEiNE, whose has frequsnty appeared in
the newspapers, is not DIR. SOLOMON NE, Of No.
minds of the public Or so9mou Helm, being our amiIy
physician the undersgnsd, have taken the liberty
have this I.serted -
CHARLES WIGHT. DAVIS HARRISON.
JOHN ELVOORT. SIMON HOPKINS
au22 imsrrc
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L II + A M A Z y N
WIGS,

WINDOW SHADE DEPOT,
No. 7 SPRUCE STREET
EgTABLIsHED l840.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
CHADES Of all descriptions kinds and .izes per
- cheaper than be bought any other place Trim
Signs Banuers and Interior Decorations done in style
not TO he surpassed BARTOL & ORMSBEE,
au27 u.s. Msuufacsuvevs and iUsyor0sss
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-06-26
No 37--WMOLE NO 6O0

pies aud, southern slavery excepted. NJ
u't4Ha. .4 ae.... Tbs aXrcP.a -- d
variance wilh the doctrine Of popular .iuer-
ly-#l I.Isgrr - Ilh Oul CrC.srslsOuul il5-
cry auI riuil rsut-. and rppugnaut 70
our uiI'sI sru-e. was eu,aI-d ul0u " uy
tbr i,aH.r- OF oUr Constitution, whose pa
nation IDr lii~ adH.--Ou OF 20 great l.o.
upon uyl system, Wa the weak and eu-
halrf-- 81 condition OF lhe country at the
c.o-e OF 90" revolutionary war. bu. what
can 10 sid u' The p ---ul generation IN the
United Su,.-' Dr1spiug territory TOR the
purYu-r OF Increasing humlu misery! Tex
os hI- ua~u annexed 70 l,- Juued States
Tor HU higher Object .All 10 p-rp-iuale an
Institution which drgraies llr h4uaH rdc-,
ani dI-Iouog- The God OF .eaven. For
doing This, there b. no excuse that Nt.. a.
van Tor our country brfG.e ngH.rou-
Judge. L., New l.aup-Hfs Wip-.oI' Jla
s'IH Which has been Hung upon D = ~
pW'F machinery, ST 900 WJgOn hy the La.-
lHHre JJ4s'I-Ja, WhsIruy rt- Hn- H"aU
iua.r 90 act contrary 90 tH- tue i--.ilg- Ol
tlsrr-'ug ,li- OF Ar. ci.1z-n-. WnIe We
OF .E" togI are not paamI.!et TO !rulIa 20
.asuu.aeu sac, uy ouf agents, tor lap
purpose o. pl-IuIug Iu-.c", .el a. render
goIt Tor evil, aud -ty % our southern
b.r,nrru, Oi Whatever rank or color, thtl
% They come lulo New iiJmp-H o. ,hey mHt
enjoy equal liberty wuh H.; and % any he
culmrI a. seIvdul-0r a- slaves, ie. a gul
10 lHrIr -e. l,re-, founded on mutual con-
tart, boz shown 10 he-atl-tac.l .lua of 4 s. "
Hampshire jury. Ii Cpugr -- HavpHo. ,He
constitutional right 10 uto.-u slavery ia the
Dl-trcl OF Columbia. il would look better
Tor Them to remove ,h- seat 0! government
to some Tree State
LATEH-THE ieiUTPH CouPLETE.-The
Hon. ,UHy p. i.ALL, VINO dared 10 sand rs
the uu.h on the Texas question, and 20
viudIca:- 10 the end The true srntiuadl Ui
h.- own par y-idden Stale AID oI nearly
the whole pupu.lllon Of the nee Static,
has al last received his well deserved re-
ward. Justice Is s0m-llm.s slow, tu. al
ways sure. The people OF the north vii
eventually do justice 20 themselves 10y ejrc.
| ling forever ilom their confidence llo-e
who have betrayed them into war, ia vas
national debt aGd untold pcrI- 10 our lrre
institutions, tor no o,hpr purpose than v
sustain James K. Poih, and TO prepare The
way tor d sowhrra coytderacy, Il vaat slave
power, on the ruins at the Cn,oa! To re-
mrn: John P. Iia.e has been chosen L.
njted States Senator tor the Term OF s,A
years, by the Legislature OF New H4mp,
hire. The vote stood Tor Ilony Hibye'd
doughiace, 1913; tor John ?. Hale IA. o.
many questions Mr., iale is with the oppo
sjtDoo, uutou the glral questions that now
interest aud a." likely 10 interest the coun
/ Try for sometime 10 come, he l. sound
lie will stand 10y Ihr Interests OF the Honi
against the votes o: The Trras Senators!
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-06-26

a correspondent OF Ihe New Orleans
Delta furnishes the following particulars OF
Ihr capture OF Matamoras:
On the morning OF Ihe l7Ih, Gen. Tay-
lay demanded an interview with General
Anpuda, which was granted. Ampudia
arrived at our camp, aud J,g talk was 10
Oe had.
Ampudla talked OF an armjsticp: Gen.
eral Taylor demanded an unconditional
surrender Of the town. Ampuda wished
the armislice; Gen. Taylor told him that
the tine for such things had passed; aud
that It was no use now TO talk about 1t,
particularly since he had been put 10 the
trouble OF transporting those heavy pieces
OF artillery. Ampudia sill hestated; at
length he proposed to exclude the public
buildings and the pubIic property. "No,"
says the General, al will hive every
thag." Finally, Ampudla agreed to re-
turn an answer by certain hour that day
and took his leave, casting a woiul look
at the heavy mortara a. he passed them.
The hour al which the answer was 10
be given arrived, bat no answer cane.
Gen. Taylor Immediately 'lrrpd prepara-
tons to be made for crossing the river; par
ties were senIup and down the river, to
secure all the boats that could be seen on
either side. That night, iust after dark,
the army moved three miles up the river,
and encamppd for the nigu. opposite the
crossing. Next morning every thing being
ready, the passage OF the river was COM
menCpd Just alter SUNRISE, aud the whole
army landed on the opposite side without
the hrlag OF asjngIe guA, 1t was under
stood thai the Mexican army, after throw
ing pari OF their amuul pa and canaOa
into me river, aud cOnceaIIng another por-
ton Of the same, had commenced their re-
lleat about dusk the evening before, by
way Of the main road towards the Interior,
in number from four to five thousand men,
ArS.a al their head.
After our troops had crossed, Adjunnl
Gen Bliss advanced towards the main lorl
IN front Of the town, and sounded peal.
The principal alcade made his appearance,
and formal demand was made for the sur
render OF the town, with promise that all
religious and civil rights should De secured
to them-aIi private property protected.
The aIcade wished 10 kaOw it the public
huldings and property would be free.
The answer was every thing belonging to
the Government must he given up. The
AIcadp then said Gen. Taylnr could take
possession as soon as he .nod5ht proper,
and that he would meet with no resistance.
This was done, ,our army encamped IN front
OF the town.
The barque Carl Wilhelm, from Bremen,
with one hundred passengers, was wreck
ed on the 23i OF May on the North Break
ers, near Galveston Bar. The l.. NJ. Hitch
cock and soop Gutter Immediately. wen:
to her assistance, the weather being tenn
pestuous IN the extreme, bur the passengers
were not rescued until the next day. A
boat going from the l.. NJ Hitchcock, at
night, was swamped in The breakers, and
a woman and two children were drowned.
The Carl Wilhelm is said to I've IA total loss.
with large amounts OF prOp'.ty hrIolIl :
to the omigrants. She left bremen Oh the
22d Of March.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-06-26

Navigation OF the Columbia is enjoyed by
the liu5sou'z Bay Company.
II Is understood lhl, thr proposition .4i,-
nlIlcd 10 the senate has gwen ri,. 70 warm
debate IN the Senate. There j. abundant
evidence OF Ihis from occurrences tau~pi-
ring IA public session and out of door-.-
Mr.. Allen, Of Ohio. YOU will observe. hai
Introduced a resolution viuiicatJve Of his
nOu-coucurrence in the propo- ton troli
the British Minister. The senator from o.
bio, so remarkable for his silence, desires
that the nation shall hear him upon this
question, hat he can hardly speak louder
Than he has spoken hciore.
The President sent to the Senate an off
ciaI account, from General T1ylur, OF the
battles OF the 8Ih and oh ult, between the
AmerJcan aud Mexican forces.
p. 5. tn, senate la, IA viSfd the accap.
lance OF the Oregon proposition, with oul,
seven dissenting votes.