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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-10
The Wiunebasees in Washington.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.

WASHINGTON, Thursday, Oct. !Si6.
1t was again announced this morning that the
Council OF [ : Commissioners and Indians, held
at all, woui be private and this remained the gen
efal opinion until about II O'Clock About that hour
the doors were suddenly opened, and the Commits
sioners made their appearance, and summoned the
Chiefs to Council The Council being assembled
Major Andrews announced that the proposition sub
mitted b. the Indians in which they demanded the
sum OF 100000 could not be received by their
Great Father But he had so tar agreed TO modi
~ his former proposition rs to agree that the 80,
goo proposed 70 be deducted Tor transportation and
$4,000 Tor the years subsistence, should not be de
Quoted from the $50 900 but should be paid IN al
dltion 10 the main sum He again reproached the
Indians FOR pcrmit.in: the white bears 10 come
among them, and 10 hug them IN the iatsl manner
IN which they had The orator OF the delegation
then and wiki great force and severity OF man
aer accused the Great Father Of showing dlspo
sition 10 tribe with them when he thus repeated the
old talk. They were disappointed that ne should
amuse them with these repetitions
Here there was an interruption by the COmmis-
sioners vino. after word or TWO with the Agents.
withdrew from the chamber, and LEFT the Indians
for some time entirely alone 70 give them an OPP
portunity OF consulting among themselves as To
their course When the Commissioners returned,
the public consultation was resumed Col ALERT
explained that rhe proposition OF the President,
which seemed 70 he misunderstood oy the Chiefs,
was 70 give IN additional $4,000 making the total
amount offered Sia0e90 This seemed % have
some effect IN pacifyinc rhe Indians LIEtle Hill
however resumed MS remarks. stating that rhs In
disns would to-day consider this new proposal
that, il they had any new proposal TO make TO
Their Great Father tLey would De ready 70 submit
II 70 morrow. Ii they agreed among themselves
70 make 40 new proposition. they would here shake
hands with their brothers The Commissioners, as
they should neYer again meet them here on the
subject
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DISPATCHES FOR TIE TRIBUNE
eY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.
Constitutional Convention Adjourned.

ALBANY. Friday Erenins-
The Convention ceased is labors : minutes after
clock this e. erin- haviag adopted the amended
Constitution il2 to 5. The Noes we're Iall7'adEe'
c. Conor. Stow. wki.e Spencer Huntington, JoHS
vas BrREy harnn-ued meeting outside I'M
ne9iateiv after the adjournment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-10

DisSKAcEFUr.-TheG Green Bay Rspublies,
that lanes 4 Vineyard. Loco-Foco. who sbo, ~
Charles {. 7 Arndt in the Council Ch<nt-r Of r. C.
itol o. Wisconsin On the nth OF February, lS.S -
been elected !" me constitutions Convention freq Gas
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VA CmLD's LWE sAyrD-BY DocroR TAYLoSs Bat
SAN OF LlvERwoRr-A gentleman In the Office Of the Cod'
rer & Enquirer stated to that he awakened from
sleep few nights since by his child aborng underse'
Group. The noise made by It's breathing be
said sounded like blowing conch shell. One large toe
of Dr. Tayors Liverwort cured 1t entirely Mr. w EI
of Wast. was cured recently OF severe cold by o.'
large dose Mrs Rebecca F. Hare has Just given the Doc
tor certificate for curing her by his BasOm OF pan"
nervous catah OF years standing, and cured entirely
Mrs Bragg also cured Of asthma, when doctors and 81
other remedies had failed for years 10 addition to Ne
numerous certificates The mails continually brnsiogp
notices of astonishing cures Of consumption !i'r
complaint dyspepsia, &C. This medicine has been idS
tested and is universally admitted to Ire the best meles
kRowp. Tho truth OF this the coun.erss '
limitations p~r:ect yerihcGon Keep always IN y0u
house and colds and coughs Will keep out ga
sure medicine and II used in any reasonable limo VII
fail Sees DR.. Leedss signature 10 the elegant s'
and buy the genuine st SIS Bowery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-10

- The Wings of Broome Co have nominated
pgNE RuNeA for the Assembly NATHANIEL P
WALLER !oE Sheriff aud JcAs c MoosI Tor Clerk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-10

TT The Senatorial Convention WIN assemble a,
the Broadway House Tuesday, the 18Th October, az
O'Clock r. NJ. BY order OF the Convention
nInai II. K FROST Secretary.
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NJ. Sea ~ EoIote. SUITCASE send me pcs
,iblc. another lot Of WslaIs Rn,sam Of Wild Cherry.
have been selling this valuable medicine IN Ibis town ter
many years II la. proved 10 be highly useful in may
cases Much has been said aud written IN commentator
this article Justly think, tom my observation offs
effect upon Others and nay own experience in usDgi
Some months since, having bad cough, loslmy appetite
and strength, and my health much impaired. ,ri
this Bulsam 10 my satisfaction and Joy when had tsSen
two bottles my cough was removed, my appetite returned
and my strength and general health restored. Whenever
have any symptoms Of the kin' return. hnmedia'sIy
this medicine, and find 1t TO have the desired e.
feet. | this OF the best medicines In hs
world for coughs and incipient consumption, and thai IN
ynlds advanced stages may be- relieved by using
Signed by LEVIN TOWNSEND, Finn Of TOwn'ends
u pshur.
We say unhesiiaungly aud whou, blush. this medt
cine " can be beat" Beware OF counIcHeits-
Nome genuine unless signed |. BUTTS on III. wrapper
For sale by \. b. Il ID. SANDS. Druggists, 100 Fult0n''
corner Of William, Agents this CilYalso at .7s Broad
way aud n East Broadway aud by Druggists generally
throughout the L. ).
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-10

II The Wings OF SUfrolx Co have nominated
JOSIAH BowsRS and SANuAI A SEEly for Assem-
bly, We hear ths, Suffolk promises to do better
this Fall than for many years before.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-10

DEAYSEss.--Dr. McNairs Acoustic OIL has proved veiI
successful in curing total deafness We have nsf'
certificates from citizens who have used this OH wts eu
plee success. We invite all who troublef WIN 81!
Cortland ST. in BROOKLYN l39 Futon.s Also the SURE
Varni,h by which all stoves and pipes CRATES msy
kept jet bl-ck with beautiful polish rs epach ooa
with application year. Sold AT q Corlsrt.st DIV"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-10
Things in Philadelphia.

Correspondence Of The Tritine
PRiLApZLrHIA. DC. ..
mentioned some time a.o ;hat ship building
arrr at Wilmington Del couadcn; that they could
obtain speed OF thirty miles IN hour by steam IN eN-
detrimental boat has been completed and trial was made
on Wednesday afternoon when she ran SIX miles in
quarter of an hour under all the Disadvantages OF new
sun machinery and ruanin, Of the creek some two
or three miles from Wilmington 70 the bay Capt "ouid
now feels every confidence that she can 20 thirty miles
the hour.
Recorder Vaux yesterday committed man
named Hiram Grove fugitive from your state, where
ne is charged with bisamy.
The Killers OF Mcyameusing almost beat to
dea,h colored man named John IL Johnson last night
without the least provocetou. These dastarty oGi-
ra-ss are entirely unchecked by the authorities.
There is TO be meeting OF colored people to,
night TO raise FUNDS defrsy the expenses OF the maj OF
the crew OF the bark TActus tor murder and m1i'ny
There is no change in basiness-evcry thing
go of Prs, Board $500 s. 1853 o.
100 Vcksburc h5 Is 80 do NV 6; lC0O Reading BIDS Il
80 vicksburc ) ds .. Second Godrd-lON Reading bs
~; liter Seroad Bocrd-l00Q Reading bonds y. 10
900 do do -: 80 Reading Dis, 52l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-10


Tn AMY OK CHMUAHvA-The ra!on notices
remark of the Houston Texas. Telegraph that
dispatches had been iorw arded to Gen. Wool or
derins HIN 70 delay tAe march o: his army upon
chihuahua IN consequence Of the opening oi neso-
tiasions with Mexico and says:
We understand tina, there the leas; particle OF
truth in this statement He Mss received no such or
ieTS no! does ct Intend 10 act upcn any such ica.
Official dispatches have been received from General
Wool lsie The 18th September from san Antonio
which state that everything Is being done hasten the
march OF tie troops from taAf place. ard thai boa:s for
the transportation OF ihe army across the Rio Graade
which = reported TO DC high woald De ready IN the
course OF thai week. He probably made his forward
oyeuien: by the 2lst u September and before this
:I;as Is tcl, upon his route 70 Chihrahua
General zeal % send forward his advance (6JO
regulars ard l2p yolunteers, the 2ls I'd and I'd
the remainder OF the to-ce, exceeding go 10
follow Immediately alter his 'vouid Dc the
Preside Santa Rose thence Chihuahua aid ne might
probably lake Nonciovaa his route-t being only sbcIt
IS miles irum Ssa,o Rosa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-10

Whiz state Convention OF Dung Men.
STATE Convention Of III. Democratic wing Young
men Of mi, State be he'd d, Syracuse on "Wednesday
tie yen,yhrst day ofOcober ne a. 10 O'Clock a ID TO
respond tho late Wing nominations sae at tica '"f
III. re.pee,ve Offices Of Governor Lieuenas. Governor,
add Canal sioners and 10 such other bus.
moss as may come before Toe Convention
IL Ia recommended that each Ward and Town appon.
ten Delegates. Dated Albany Sept. -, 1916.
ALFRED 3. STREET,
WILLIAM n STRONG, Young Men.
X. S. CUSHMAN, state Central
FRANKLIN TOWNSEND. Committee
JAMES KIDD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-10

" The shaking oaakecs ana other holiday n;'aehco.
cAluo ea' trAw fa aouses 20 Museum Sis aersa.
81 hAitpd>; O'Clock, and his evening al Il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-10
~ The Wings Of oSElp, Co. have nominated
the following popular ticket:

all OF the men on that ticket any good Wing who
knows them ought to be willing to walk E. hundred
miles tovote. They have long worked zealously and
faithfully for the Cause without hope Q: personal
advantage and the friends OF that Cause will now
take pleasure IN working for IL and them
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JoNEss ORIGINAL poEMs-No.

JONGsoo ChlOI.'tL fCSSi''-+''' p"
There beauty in all things OF life % earth of
There beauty IN womans face II pimples arc not tnes
There beauty in an Infants smile, Zee IRON al gum
There beauty in a splendid head Of iery, siIhy sah
There beauty in the though, that Jones' Soap VIII e'
all tan ....,-,,
And thai his Hair Restorative will bring bad ba 70 Say
shade,
Ten times more lovely TO the eye any hair sIua maze
~ The effect il lubDe and glor0us-the soap 90
face aud the other IN the hair Joness Soap ts al Ap.
who have tired IN will cure any disease Of the skio,
clear, healthy, lovely and beautiful removing -"
Jones' Coral air Restorative (ony2 shing. iot ~
LouleI will force III. hair TO gro", stop lis isl o.
scuf ~ d1ndruf and make llc, red Or grey hsy
dark and 6ne. II IL ire cheapest snd beat ~. ~
made Tor the toilet and for drcsslDS the hsir 'H't -
Tor Jones' arlices and tak no G.ner Eass
s2 Chathain-s where uay be had genuine Jgne &C.,
Spanish Lily White iof ladies' also Joness Amber wv
The beat a.r dye made is the Moohsh Hair Dye q y
.s PFC os ssaIs IA sAss. ~ B'00y a. a
~ PH.Los's MAGIC Haze DYE, a new and inyalgsh.
discovery warranted neither " smut nor wash on o9s
Liquid Dye, which nstantaneously changes the e9or "
The Hair 70 beautiful brown or black, without nIs'y ~,
the hair skin The great supanority OF tss Dye ~
the mode Of application and instantaneous.
fect-a! other Dyes requiring from ten 70 twe'ss nos
produce any change IT, superior excellence VIII DC -
parent To every one upon a single application CeunnJ
gentlemen can bottle forwarded tEetn 1y e1Pts
by srndnz CAST enclosed 4. Phaion 81 Broadway sy
City gentleman are requested ID can al NE ~
have iheir syhT.kcrs dyed. Bogue L Fawcett No. ~
Chesuat.s- Agents for Ptiisfelphia ah' e"1A
GOURAuD'S LIBRARY OF ROMANCE
JcLIA WgfCHT.-CANTo VIII.
The first Sabrethshe. 4 dashln2 Comet.
Whose husszrcoat was red II JUDAS hair
rroustacbed, booted, spurred, nrs-eaitng hofne.I
Of Generzl Cummings, one might s"eAi
Wboe'er hls proves, doubted, he would scoIn W
RASH fooirt man for pity. SAKE taks care
or SsbletasLe VIII grind You, blood AID o0les'
B-n.a;h his iron heel-zpon the stones ,,ts. "a
''T8E RACE Is always 20 tie swirl nor ne pa IN
The strong = but GOURSUDs ka.aH Msd'eated seq NO
nfabIy remove Erys,pelas; Scrofaa, RingTorrr Erag
ons Tsn FreckIs. Ssllowaess, Roaghnes &c from -
human skin GoCRAuD's Peadret Sabtiss are al. st -
csn desire for TIE e3rga1n Of .;s pre-
uarstnps can only be obtained genuine al bis cep' -
WALKER,ST. first store from Broadway o."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-10
Business Noiiees .

- LADIES, we would recommend you for pGrcla.s
10 Nessrs. BARKER & TOWLE u Gatherings
Their Store exhibits large sl splendid stock oi Gco
snd their department, OF Dress Goods comprises cv.,
material AID style for the Fall and Winter tashion.
Their late additions IN Dress Goods are worth you,
tenucn Tor variety. fashion snd low prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-10

r ISAAC H, WRIGHT, late Navy Agent st Bos-
ton, has been nominated as the Loco-Foco candid
ate Tor Congress in opposition to JOAN QUINCY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-10

NEWSPAPER FrLES.-Mr Philip Pietch OF this
City has invented File for Newspapers, which IS
a great improvement those now in use. Journals
filed on may be folded up TO be read with
while the old file renders the reading OF the paper upon
il Difficult, operation especially the heads of the
columns The Improved File has flexible Join; in the
middle, which is made rigid at pleasure and the jour
mails are made ias; without piercing tearing them 1t,
may be seen al the Fair.
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sympathy ut a Discount.
Ns koiior o TIC ITIoANt
e Some plt!ed mach, some very much
Some very much indeed,
But no; one cent could they afford
To help the man III need"

some pltled nich, some very much
Some very much indeed
But no; one cent could they afford
To help the man II need
reminded OF the above lines by at interview
Yesterday with the poor lett by the Caiiior-
MIA Expedition ~ whose The public sympathy
been enlisted by several newspaper notices No; only
are her husband and her babes zone invalid and rude
" torn from the breast sway upon the
" little arclc necessary personal comfort except
the clothes she had is waited away with them
True she hopes be sent on her way the
t1ackess deep bur the prepdre0as move iaIdi!y
pared win mother feelings The worthy family with
whom she is staying generously furnish her food and
lodging though lily able and induced TO pen this
paragraph unsolicited supply 10 inquire If there Is not
genuine sympathy enough n this Benevolent ely 70
make up small purse 10: THIS 1escu- sttcted woman
al lesS, furnish be. sufficient casn5e o. saI
nen;s for Ter lonely and desolAte voyage
She may sun be found AZ No 20 Thompson 81 and
well assured that the favor above suggested though
unssked would - gratefully appreciated. lorA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-10

This Saturday. evening Address viii be delivered
at y O'Clock by Gen Dearborn of Massachusetts. Ms
o'clock brilliant display Of Fireworks from avr,,,i
anchored of the Garden
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-10
Business Notifies.


SUPERIOR STYLE or HArs.-Th- superiority Of New
York HAS those Of the cites Of Europe mas been
frequently attfs,ed by fashionable travellers and we
have been assured that among the ambitious young
ters who have hi. prominence, liza ToDD Of lei
Broadway, has attained proud distinction The supc-
rios Has Military and Boys Caps, exhibited BY Mr. Todd
In the Southern segment OF Inc gallery the Fair haze
called forth the particular admiration Of all who have
them, and adiudged be worthy the highest
premium Mr Todd ia a. well known for bis honorable
dealings as for MS rare taste snd skill in MS
OREis TooTH PASTE AagRo>IA.-A Paslr that pre-
serves ih. Teeth and Gums. and the breath
pius aitra lie toilet THIS Ambrosia Orris Tooth
Paste of JOHNSON PRONOUNCED such Paste by al
On il gives 70 The breath such exquisite FRESHNESS.
As sTee, sn infant. IN purity free
Pr-s.rying the Teeth while il adds to her bssuiy,
AID giving whiteness delightful 70 SEE.
Who you'd b. ~thogo jar oi This famous PesIe Pre-
pared and sold by HENRY JOHNSON. 70 Broadway
Granite Building corner Ctsnbers-st Sold slso 100
Fuitons n East Broadway and SO Huds2nsI Price 50
cents.
r. Knox, ~ Fulron-s- lsan sultinrs) deerninz i.
unnecessary 20 into particulars respecting Fall
Fashions for 1916 would simply Ina. ais new style
Will excel beauty. lghtness, and color any thing
ever offered ;bs hat wearing public OF New-Yor- His
prices are as low dis hats inc oil I'm
- One OF the EVIL effects ensuing from the stop
ping Of free preparation IS Bilious Cholicr which Beck
mans Syrup and Pills promptly cure. preventing the
danger OF return. Office ~; Cortiandss N. !.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-10

COUNTY CLERK.-Three years ago large num-
Der OF Wings in this City, some say : or 500 in
number. voted for James Conner, the Loco Foco
candidate for County Clerk, earnest solicitation
and out Of sympathy for his msiortunes. In this
way Mr. Conner elected Let all those Wings
now SECURE one vote each for WILLIS Hal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-10

The trial a Nantucket Of Barker Burnell
came or or tie oh The Grand JuTy touad bill
aAIs; hin! II seven different counts ne INST OF which
Only, for erbezzErs $4,000 was read lie plead No;
Guilty Hon NJ. Choate i Ms Counsel
NoSE TRooes.-Comrany &. OF Sd Regiment Z
: 4 ett Savannah Geo OF the ID inst Tor Mexico IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-10

iltSN CoLtkctIoN OF bCONS,-Ihc sac OF Boa.
This Evening il continuation a, The room. OF ROYAL
GuRLEl < CO. No. 3oi Broadway, corner OF D1ase.,
comprises very interesting Snd choice collection 81
valuable English editions including Natural History Il,
Fine Arts oruotholosy. Botany, splendid Illustrated
Works, several Illuminated ssSs OF the 18th and lao
Centuries, ca'heFwo0ds sapc9syoFh on the Monument.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-10

We stated some time since that scheme was ON toot
here 10 1--WE TO JOHN YouNC the Ambient nomination
and al the same time throw overheard Mr tIs"aom
the Wing leaders had assumed 10 nominate as peace
Offering Yesterday the game was played out MI
YouSc was nominated 70! Governor in The ANA Kent
Convention the Evening Journal Clique hSufn5 mere
in person portion OF the Delegates, who desired
either an independent nomination or no state noinna-
ton upon this determination being made, "iihdfe"
After these had withdrawn protesting ssaDst ms IN
pudent iugclery Mr. FISH disposed OF ny tue nom
nation Of AoDIso. GARDINER for Lieut. Governor, IN
der the direction OF the figures and the anar con
cuded hy the nomination OF Mi HUDSON and MI
CLOVES fer Canal Commissioners.
Truth is ever reversed in what the Atlas says Of
the Evening Journal We were not az the Anti
Rent Convention "in person or otherwise, Tor any
such purpose rs the Atlas falsely impuics The
action OF the Anti tent Convention was ndepend-
ent OF and adverse to the views and wishes OF the
Evening Journal We stand unllinchingly by the
whole Wing Ticket, ready and willing to abide It's
fate as whole We would not sacrifice any part
OF the Ticket, Nor would We consent to weaken
one candidate for the purpose OF Strengthening the
other
But what is falsely imputed TO the Evening Jour
nal. is true OF the Atlas clique which was there
struggling to guide the action of the Anti Rent
Convention fayorably 10 It's Cato.
The Anti Renters instead OF making indcPcnd
ent State Nominations. chose 10 adopt two OF the
nominees of each political party For tins we are
in no wise responsible Our Banner, with the
names of YUUHG, FISH. COOK and CLOVES in
scribed upon it, stands at the head OF our column
and we shall labor through the canvass, faithfully
aud jealousy. To uphold our Friends and 20
maintain our Principles. Alb. Eve Jour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-10

t-S SAMUEL 5. RANDALL, Esq who has for
nine years held the post Of Deputy Supcrinsend-
cnt Of the Common Schools Of this State. has re
signed on account of i'll health and proposes to re-
tire to a small farm in the milder climate OF Nr-
GINA there to recruit his strength, and train his
sons to habits of independent, manly industry. Mr.
Randall has been Deputy under four different Sec
retaries of State of various politics and discharged
the duties of the station 20 the full satisfaction of
each aud OF the People he has meantime writ
ten mud published several valuable works in aid Of
Popular Education The good wishes of thousands
will attend him in his retirement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-10

- 90 70 CASTLE GARDEN. all lovers OF sOod mq
sic ON Monday evening next and listen the perform
ancc OF the Band from the Ncwlork Institution i,;
the Blind It consists OF twelve well drilled NJ
sicisus whose performances excite universal admiration
The mos, complicated pieces played with an ea.e
and accuracy which cannot fail 10 please well as -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-10
r.lav carving their Counties heavily with them
! Ill, OK Cl.1-ties ycted rs follows


Total 10 Cos 1880 19ei Cpl 40S1z 1o"
Whir loss IN 10 border Counties 6,96i.
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Tbc au,i-Renf nominations.
From the Albany Atlas.

an respectfully yours,
IaCOB BRIShERHOFl
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-04-25

CAPTAIN FREMoNr.-lnteresting Tho fol.
lowing extract offs letter. just received in Wash'
ington, from "Jalspa." March 9th, ls46, is pub.
lislled in our Union.
"Letters from Mazatlan, Of the 4th instant,
state that Capt. Fremont, with his corps Of oh.
servstion, arrived at Suffers Settlement, on the
Sacramento, early In January; no is said to
have discovered good wagon road TO Oregon,
which is much shorter than any heretofore trav'
elled. He had gone to Monterey, in Upper Cali.
fornia, leaving his corps on the Sacramento"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-04-25
Northumberland Pa Saturday, April 49, is4s

ed, and this party were permitted to march
through TO the rear, and then depart. When
near Point Isabel, depuiation of about forty
men waited upon him, bearing proclamation
and message from Gen. Mejia, filled with
threats, in the usual style Of gasconade, to which
the Mexicans are so partial. At this momen,
the flames caused by the burning Of the custom
house were discovered, and Gen. r. immediate.
ly dismissed the deputation, directing to inform
Gen. Mejin that he would reply to his message
opposite Matamoras on Saturday, the 2Sth ult