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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-06-10

line a short distance up, and then took 4
line northward, some distance from the
river.
Mr.. Douglass Win the gentleman sPe-
city the point from which his line leit the
river?
Mr.. Adams. never stated the point
MIR. Doug lass. Was IL above Matamorlsl
MIR. Adams. | never specified any par
ticuar point.
Mr.. Douglass. have heard Of this line
TO which the gentleman refers. Il follow
ed the river near to the gorge ct the mnnn-
tainS, certainly more than one hundred
miles above Matanoras Consequently.
taking the gentleman on his oEH claim,
the position occupied by General Taylor
opposite Matamoras, and every inch Of
ground upon which an American soldier
has planted has foot, are clearly within
our territory, As claimed by HIM
The gentleman from Massachusetts, hal
soij, IN relation to Oregon, that he w1u.i
lake possession first, and neglrlate alter
wards; and he should certainly not now
blame Mr.. Polk for following MS advice IN
regard to Mexico.
Mr.. Adams here made a remark, mt
mating that he was afraid the President
would give up Oregon.
Mr.. Douglass hoped, he sal. far she
/ best. lie Sturd out for the whole, AMI &.
I for no other reason because the fdacy o.
the British title had been demonstrated 81
clearly here, that the demands blsel upra
. il would not be acceiei 10 rs the Ameri-
can Congress But whatever became "a
/ Oregon, he would stand hy Texas. lia
believed his country to be IN the right-
The gentleman from Ohio his spoken
OF the expense Of the war. tie (Nr. ID
was not cuId-lIrlded enough q ~ dlwu
P. ana count the money which il nigh, cos
nor wouIl il be % any use. becasSe us
were now IN the war. The object Ia hold
p. Ing out an exaggerated idea OF the eN
peuse ot the war was, Il destroy the ere
DIT OF the country, and GO p1rallZe as e.,
frsts. For the same reason, u was BE
nnuncei as an unh,Iv and dlmnllle var
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-06-10
no. 26.

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save r-e1 "a --s-za-l'f t1 hz.7 den zl1-.-.
la- -aeay say tzey lzl 500 Ia tha
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a---e ale aste EH-E c- ne 6L tier,
lll-- laFe tee1 zlE1 af thrn. We hzA
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err as reserve A. Gea- Ar5,.a's
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ra-r lts e1aE tr~ rrasrners ue-e
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arrived De ul. a.-a H-zEr-ae E1r Tr.z1-
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. IS uv r-araa sEzs e- Ease cr5rr-cz Jhen
sa la t-e .ss at saer caHae-. Ezskets.
aa. a--a-aa taat t5.-s ul.. le tzcc1 n
r.r-.art1 C..aar-s l61 =zs Er1zl here.
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laev @ag De- taraltlu.- ease eaEy O. z5fc -
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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-06-10
CAMP Opposite MATANORAs. :
Nav l3. 1916 /,

Since the evening OF the Dab nothing has
transpired here. You NAV know ere this,
that we gave the Mexicans lessee on
the Sth and 9th. Gen. Taylor, after esla-
bIshing his little sand fort here right up-
pnsite the town, left The 7gh infantry an5
two Artillery companies in il, with in>truc-
tons to defend IL to their death; he then
left with the remainder Of his force f1r
Brazos Santiago for supplies, with ths
hope that the two mortars (Which be hal
ordered SIX months ago) had arrived from
Washington, and alsn 10 bring up ammuni-
ton enough for our four Is Founders a.
batter down Matamoras. Gen. l.. AMI
command left on the lst Of this month
On the morning Of the Sd, the MeXIcauS
opened the batteries on our tort, or rather
our grand entertainments; and from that
moment It was right not work until Il
o'clock, when both parties were obliged %
cease until their guns would Coz. Vas
YOU ever shot at in front with a II pound
er, IN the flank by FOUNDER. and a shell
directed to burst over Your headl ID nos
try 4, Just properly 10 ENJOY a brandy tod
dy alter the gun cooling begins. Wei, at
ter the refreshments the ball continued
varied only By a little more " vindlctive
luoseneSs" and wIld-cOlt comet ise ti1ina
OF shells. 1t was only % minutes ate,
we commenced our FIRE before one of ou,
/ l8 pound shot struck one Jt their II a0uu.
cannon directly in the muzZ.e, aud knock
/ ed il head, back and stomach into the air
about 20 feet land was accompanied by Lex,
/ heads, and arms Seven Mexican officer,
were wounded, and 5 puyates who wer,
around their piece killed. We have no
heard from the u FOUNDER since, aud 81 a.
was the little fort IN which Il had been
/ placed, that they were compelled % abtn
d n it. When the first fire came, | rJIShe.
into my tent and Jerked up my rifle, an,
as stepped out, a pound shot struck M
tent at The head of my bed, cut of Ihl
back upright pole, passed out the back par
through two other teats, then buried Ilsel
in the parapet. Pm glad was not ''caagh
mapping"
In the first half an hour a Sergeant o
Capt. Lees company was killed; he va
carried over To the hospital tent (fuli oi sick
and directly he was laid on bed, a bon.
shell was thrown through the top Of Ia
tent, lit near the bed, burst, and blew th
dead mans head off without iaIuriug an
! one else. On "Wednesday, the tilh OF Ma
and third Of the bombardment, Maj. Brow
was struck on the leg with a bombshel
and his leg had 10 be amputa,ed-he dIe
} on the 9th. These are the only two n
: have lost during the whole of the bomhaTs
: ment, which commenced on Sunday the 3,
) and lasted with little iniermission day an
: night until the next Saturday night at darl
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-06-10

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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-06-10
Rnmbardment Of Fort Brown.

\ correspondent ofthe New O.,eans Pr
cayuHe gives the following spirited a-ceUu,
of the bombardment ct Gen. Tay.1r's
camp opposite Mltanorls. q e. quite rI JI-
Charles O'MaIy VEN. Nav the auth r
keen tho :. number Of his mess" o. give us
siany more such.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-06-10

@s@ ~ = tAAA aAa#aaAsH
have been - slight Fsn1a- ve ea-.i
not cIsmount their uortars -faey lesEE
sunk IA the graun1, wsla tascE eu1las-
ments In frnt-aaI havn- easy 500
rounds CT ammualtioa % oar raugrn- &c
went 90 wnFS - throE 49, e k.at et sea-
p1rasy boml-praoE shelter, bg laAla- l-r
barrels OF pork, hxiu- sticks a-r1>z tse-1.
aud ihruWin- up SIX teet 81 Clr,s u1Ha 1hz.
These sc built ~ a15afs ia tae Sra aaer-
they Wnl,f De- erusenlers &C. tae asa. ans
When We saw tle smoke g the1- -s-s-
every one w1s.l 60. from ta- 1srsrrI ana
hole" Nben We ulz.l see a sae.l --1
Jug we NCl.l -l GTHu tac -rr.1- ~ lle
eXP'asi1a seueral.g takes F.lcs erUlr'--
The NeNl-als tas-srt lheF AEl al-4
nearly aa VS. ~ rs r1ey wcr- -ar Gle
impression thai al az ll1>e al3 .e- uzr-
sh1t-
iI Nas very eE--E~..a- 20 s-1el e-a t-
hired a AT a-olai AM alt l- a--e Co. re-
turn ., 'In i44 trce r-l tls-les t-t
knowing oar ammunition aas --lr-r. &c
. reserved @ gu. tl- -e4'a s-rs-- -lrl.4
cone on We ee-e G er-e- trlt -.,e- q
rea>onae.e u-ae ut --Esl--e- -lr s-elt
uH.l.l atteDr. i1 Storm as- lar er--r-e
,ela,S WeEc GlEte, t-- -aeE -lll e-- .e
o-"ach, 6 de scra--a- Elye E7--ars uere
. paving on IS az .a-e ,r1-u -Fers E1t s
their NHrs~- 1-a- laE.HEs .--rr o. ~
. WIS iH mtla'aE1 t-.> -, AM e. Hr-.eaa
. o. make any -a.y, 0- Fl-S Is -se tense ~
. position heres al- ll ease us uerr s-r-
I rounded AFTER D. .er, tasl s-uaI gas
~bll.t se a-ct a, certain la'c-ea.~, aal-l
vul.l u1.l.y 1l.a e. tls tsrt- iae~ Ee
Nas gwen e. ras G-aTrt. a. rtey aear1 -
our gins ar follt lstae- "a 1Ee - o.
CSaurral commenced us march SRA .1-
tram OF F-H.ss.oa-, aat us-l a1rEf y
miles ir'-n a-re ae SsW Gle e-eas co c.
siu'n- ti- ua.l--la,r.y 80 a.-F- la..- ,----
ate-llras- ac .el=. t-e --- E eraa
oa ta,a ~.l=s ant ---la-,.s 'ae v..-- vs.
rnl~se,rF- Vt 6 Aa-a se.. tllf e al~ @
.Neae-a. posing E lF ts-.r sF F~--
Ae bal rlrl >fe CD -a f
the asst ga. &c >F--a- CT ~ a-rrzes
ovens. g-- .-t .s.S ana ''- or r ar
n'- %
ever
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bai Na'- .',- u.s. -
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+. Tor Aa11 a At
Z one boar 20 s.-E'r- - IA
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nRnnKIYN AEl.AIRs

II AT Williamsburgh on Saturday little child
OF Mr. william c. ReslRg's, very nearly destroyed in
consequence large dose of audunum having been ad-
mnstered 10 instead Of cordial prescribed for Its re-
lief
HT The Coroner was on Saturday called TO view
the body Of man found Coney Island beach, The body
was entirely naked and had the appearance OF being In
the water short time he had sandy hair had no marks
OF violence upon supposed to be about 81 years
of age.
p The church of ST. Luke on Clinton. avenue
was set re Saturday morning The sexton FORUM
ately entered the vestry about o'clock, and found the
chairs desks books &C. piled up in the centre OF the
try all fire. The flames extinguIshed before the
main building injured. The furniture was nearly all
rendered useless.
EEy- II is currently reported that Col Tuns T.
Craven sorkeeper this station has been removed
from oce and Adam T. Pentz, Of the hrm OF Coin Poole
s. Pentz, shipping agents. NewYork, appointed In bis
place. Advertiser.
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RsAaCa OF The METHODIST

gaANCH OF TIE METHODIST
monk lONCERS.-Ths Hots AZ enls o. the Methodist
II E,t,ccpsi Church have opened Depository for The
aslr Of their publications 81
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and cab trade |. Contains complete eui OF our
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FROM MExrco-1he N. o. Picayune Of the alst
has few additional items of Mexican news, re-
ceived per brig Empresario osa Havana That pa
per says;
The Mexcsns down their loss 10 the two battles al
262 killed 1855 wounded, and 1875 prisoners.
The splendid rgse Christina arrived at Vera Cruz on
the 22d ut and supplied the Spanish vesseowar lying
SACRIFICES with three months provisions and left
ders that she should remain there.
Arsts assigns his for withdrawing from Mat
ts destitution of provisions and the want Of
means TO defend it II vigorously attacked.
81 Indicator Of Vera Cruz Of the Both ut positive
w. that Paroles will march the frontier with the army
of Reserve hat there aurels yet 10 be won by our
army and the brave volunteers.
Two Mexican Generals names not given, are reported
10 have died of their wounds received In the actions of The
9Th and 9th.
The pert of Acapulco has been declared closed 10 for
eign while remains In possession OF the nsur
gents under Gen. Alvarez
The blockade OF Tampico commenced by the slocp
ofwar ST. Marys the goth ult with the notice to
foreign Consuls, &C. e9 given at Very Cruz
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lNHITE,. RED CORDIaL-For the cure

NNHITE'a RED CORDIaL-For tas cure Of
w Diarrhpa, Gripping Pains. hendnane, Gc-Ths medi-
cine Is cd Ih- medical faculty. and pa'ien as
being useful 10 all attended with spasms, pain or
.cioi,y Of the stomach and bowelG IL has long been
found 10 be one Of The OF medicines for the Of
tisrrn9. dysent,ry. cbor, cholera morDus vomiting
heartburn and also Tor s-:ere monthly pains 10
,bor for antscd snocyDe Il sLo surpassed, while
for dru.,e or d-ob.tru-ot, II fouod very valuable.
Prepared by Inc subscriber, Who Is sol, PROPRIETOR
Hudson Y 1916 Il. K WHITE.
The following from the Rev. DR. w Aterbury II Hudson
among the many testimonials that The proprietor hss re-
criyed:
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Cordal diEer-ct times prepared by h X White, Tor
severs OF tn mentoIed above ahe pleasure Ia
recommending my friends Inc mot y.!ns.5 Isns-
cy thai have ever used. b. WATERBURY,.
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row and 55l Broadway J.a A Mraxn, oiI s,osoWay "
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/ O. OF O. F.-Arrsngemeuts are making for
Grand Festival by the Odd Feliows Buffalo. on the
2Yth OF July. The Brethren throughout the Uoion are
10 be invited.
~ Major LEVI GAYLORD, veteran ofthe Revo-
u.iSu died IN Geneva Ashtssuia County o-J, 90 the
ID mat,
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VERacNr.-The Wing State Convention assem-
hled at Woodstock on the 25th and nominated
For Governor. HORACE EATON of Enosburgh
e. Ii. Co.. LEONARD SARGEANr Of Manchester;
TreasE-er.. ELISHA p JKwkrT Of Montpelier.
No mistake in Vermont!
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DELAwARE.-The Loco State Convention have
nominated WILLIAM THARp of Kent Co. for Gov
ernor and JOIN D. DnwoRrH of Newcastle Co.
for Congress.
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THE TRIBUNE.

THE HERoINES OF SHAKESPEARE. with Letter Press
Illustrations. by Mrs jameson. embracing an entire
reprint Of her Work, Characteristics OF Women, from
the last London edition. New-York, Wiley d. Put
nam.
This variation OF forever popular theme can.
not fail to be acceptable. The hopes of the Fine
Arts in this country are expressed by the immediate
interest impaired TO book by adding pictures =
And lie pictures are so generally interesting to all
classes and both sexes as ideal female heads. We
look on it as important feature of the time that
all kinds OF men and women are equally eager af-
ter such. II is sign, among many Others that
want is felt Of picture developments of female char
ac,er, of finer types Of beauty, and wider range
of individuaties.
Mrs. Jameson's sketches of Shakspeare's Wo
men are refined and often just, though, as is her
won't she sometimes dispeases by orer refining and
giving us herself instead of Shakespeare Still, there
is aient and high culture in all she does, and there
exist as yet, no remarks 30 worthy TO be appended
10 the Gallery which the artists may fill from their
conceptions of Shekspeare's images. These will
seldom approach near the truth as her remarks
do but Of the three before US, the Portia and Bea
,rce are beautiful. 2oib indeed fall far short of
the image we mentally form the Portia is brightly
serene, with tenderness In the expression of the
eyes, produced by heaviness of the lids, for that al
ways seems as if emotion pressing down to
veil the customary ardors of the glance. The Bea
trice is arch, darky radiant, and full of life. The
Miranda is failure. the attempt is only TO repre-
sent her purity and that is not az it should be,
shown to be the purity Of a strong nature. The
hair especially, has bad effect in trying for child
ish thin ringles and fapciful STYLE the effect pro-
duced is meagre and fantastic. These heads are
finely engraved. x
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U Rev. Dr. BA,coM, the eloquent Western
ens already President of the Trsnsylvania University,
Ny Sas been selected by the Southern Methodist General
Conference as Editor Of their Southern Quarterly Review
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r The Post O flee Department, seems deter
mined to GET nd Of tie incidental newspapers Sew
eral OF our citizens suffered Yesterday In the
Shape OF postage on papers coz written com1uu-
nications. One gentleman received paper with the
announcement OF friends death around which were
drawn lines upon which he was charged full letter post
age.
e The Hartford people held Mass Meeting
on ast Friday evening and empowered Committee to
employ counsel contes, the consriuronaity OF the
&C: of the Legislature granting the New-YoIk and
Boston Rslrosd CO. the rgh; bridge the Connecticut,
Mdde,own. Instructions were al,o gwen TO the City
Council make such appropriations from time to iins
us the Committee might require.
H~ The Massachusetts, Diocesan Convention of
the Protestant Episcopal Church have appointed Com
mttee Of thrtysix Gymen 10 carry out tas design OF
William Appleton Esq--to wit the establishment OF
school Of DIVINITY diocese, for which purpose he
has contributed S25,QQ2,
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q WILLIAM LLOYD GARRIsoN, Editor OF the
Aioers'or and President of the American AniiSlavery
Society, leaves for England on AntiSavery mission
In the steamer of the 18th July
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INA ASTONISHING CURE or RHEUMATISM

AND DISEASE OF HIP JOINT Of 70 YEARS sTASpiS9
eatlenrn--l feel duty state for the hen-nl OF me
the public the astonishing OF SELF which 10 ~ io
lows: For last ent, Year, have been troubled WIN
rhsuna,ism; l could not walk without cane or cruGh
The pain eIcrucia Duch that could NOT sleep
thigh became pushed Of lis socket by the
pain aud nhanmnon HE cords became conu seized 50 as
10 TO my forward add drew my foot
the points OF my bsrey touched the ground when
walked. NY hath much impaired, | made up my
that the dissgse hrmy gated mat notHinR
could benef, mad red Tie very best ply sicians and
all OF III. sore cures without relief. advised by
friend 10 trJ Roakes Iodine Lniment which consented 10
without faith bat before had Used bottle ound re-
left reduced the inflammation and extracted Ihs pam
continued 10 freely for six tho CORDS oecsino
relaxed The Lex resumed liz former appearances me pam
and has ali subsidized and II fuc! am perfect
daily 10 my business To the Joy aud comTrs o. my aMy'
Facts are subborn every day briggs more evidence
~ The value OF Roake's Iodine LioiHiepl
Esepv. OF gratitude end s good OF my fellow creatures
vbo NAV b. afflicted way, Induces mo 10 sLato
,bs e.onshng cure Of my child which Is foloWs Three
year. $40 be- was with swelling the side Of
liz necI which grew large na nraed ns head 70 ono
side Il 6nay broke dischargng large Qualities oil mat
ter and kept dschsrgng until ne IVES reduced 70 mere
sA.etou He suffered paG indescrbsbie. employed The
beat physicians and made OF great many remedies
w.lhoul benefit ! mace up my mind be must de was
Induced by friend who knew The healing powers OF
Roskes Iodine Lnnmen. yiL sru happy 70 say that
,nz and the swelling Inflammation sabsdrd and before
had used the second bottle be IVES perfectly we'll JohH
g. EASTON No. 81 9thevenue- Principal Depot, 5. IN
JERSOLI co Nj Iohr-st 'nNl2 I'nssf>tstr
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE presidents,

by dHd nLR ne ddric< and eonseni o n: SeHdte
THOMAS GRAY. Surveyor and Inspector OF the Rev
enue tor the port of ST. Louis.
CHARIxs UsERMYsR, Consul of the United States for
the city OF Augsburg. in the kingdom Of Bavaria.
J. GE RGE HARMS to ba Purser in the Navy. I'll The
vacancy occss;oned oy the death OF Purser Cox