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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-03
Iivernool Produce Market.

decline il the OF some inscriptions OF pro-
iuce ha. taken place ince s,t the markets haTins
been abund.ntly supplied especially with Eas India ar
Gr expectation and an advance taken place in the
foreign Sugar but no Improvement mas occur
red ih- value OF other articles.
'Tnr market has hrm appearance for goods USED In
manufacturing purposes; fair business mas been trans
-cd nearly 81! articles 'ul and in some cases
rather The extensive public ssles Of Woo" are
going on expected and u, prices equal
20 those Of the last auctions increased demand
prevailed for British Iron and prices the advance
tor Bar and Ply
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-03

UrsioE OF TAk D.L.wA.L Dsvs CANAL,
Navy "a. JaL= /, sie
Tue Board Of hsosgers Of mi. CJtnp,py dec.. d
semi snous diviaeod Of Eisht PR of the
po"ai. OF ae paay. payable aud ar A1ntay, The
sGn Instant
The t-u,terbroa Eill remain cossd this date TO
th- morning OF Inc sin rsAnt
Holders OF the Scrip suck particularly requested 10
return th-tr Cert scz.es 10 new may be
Issued 10 heir place By or1cr NJ the Board,
lel In ISAAC n SEYMOUR, Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-03
ARRIVED,

SeaMsnip Palmetto Spnnry. so hours from Charestou
mdsd 20 underwater. The lay TO II hours OF the
Hoef IN the fOg Nay 3sr, 30 miles South Hattera
passed steam propeller with three steering ~.
same day ut noon, OF latteas spoke brig Excel hence
for Savannah. and ship Lancashire days
nah. Same day at VI rs miles North Of Hatie!ss,
bearded ship sutton, Galloway. hence for Charleston
Schr Richmond, Gibbs ds I'm Bedford, OIL master.
Scnr f1mpero, Bedell. Is m Wilmington, stores
10 Il Bedell.
schr Benz BigeIow, Baxter, ta I'm Boston. ntss to j
Atkins.
schr Lydia slower Slower, ds fai Bangor Me- u1.oer
TO Snow.
schr Page. Chamberlain Dc Boaton ndse master.
sehr Mary Maria. I'm Thoma-ton. lime. 10 master
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-03
Industry, Resources and Products OF

A correspondent a, Hartford has forwarded q
summary of Statistics OF Connecticut FOR ls45."
being the ,tes, issue offs compilation annually issued
under the authority OF that State The detailed re-
turns are made by the Assessors of each township
the Secretary OF State, between October and
April, and are by the Secretary coa,ed and pre-
pared for the press. Returns have this lime been
received from all but one town, and the aggregates
are as follows
NrnnTncL,rst of Cnnn,-tic,,t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-03
Daily Arrivals of Produce, Stock, Sc. by tss
Hew-fork and Eris Railroad Cempnnr-

Barge H-u'y s iyd.n-< tors pig iron W II Tova.-,d
- bO,1s ehSrroa! B.ns. 81 bags h.rk >-da- ~
,r1rfe osr-ts do @ Ca.pusr, ho1 dri-s II e.S
ib,t pot I'-s hss- do cop ys. d. ei-A-. u T,n
MAJ; % Il. .cndri".+ hk' do oa.s poa"e. BS; r,s
warn sh Tai lrsaS bats box surd.ie. ,o 80
css,J Raj k-'; Nor ROC Vi Iub II :. ,-
,h-rp 81 Auhs Capt hlr. tr'iu. tui-r 90 "A
ev-s > smbs CARR L els; lo;c6.lr Ut -.
arkios 90 cxs-.S aib coop pis-'ns Ss Al,
ter srk-o DO cslv-. sh--ps lsubs ,sp C.Nk, 3,
kos butt. A Vac AUsvr Son. .. CRY socls
Master; - calves II .6sep - LAMBS hogs st'a h1Iae
IS tu1s do
P-ts~d Day Co-Ssrge Stsrr-1l95 'des leslher sel
I.rt c. sl DO l. Andrews; S6S do Kiniasil Ev-r.oe
Sis do l. Corsr c.; IL Go Le1Pp; hir foQts
Shqilz: bSS So-s. Weimor- CO; cs.vcs h a Tsy.
.ur 1As yy,CN1. B-~s Bush 10 box-s gls,s
lr4d Ecplirs Crow, b"x-s DDS Aaa- King DO %.
t,tc~, "A pals butter Morrison Hyde esI- ekIs tsz
~ ana IS cheese calves cows half nrAips II tubs bQs
Us oales cay oSics straw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-03

~ N-fukh EIi- R.I Il ,sd C..upahy = No
oLcs holders OF the N-w-Y.HI Rail Road C''o-
pao' hereby Douhcd that naAlment o. ro oiafn
per ,n.r- ali which h p.y MUS already made
do Lot exceed dollars per share r-ddc 10 Do p-o
.: The Office 81 Inc Company No IS Walst on or before
tic 18th day Of June
Those who have paid more than i-n AID less
twenty per required ~ naAe up %
sum Of twenty dollars per .hsr- ss s,ose
BY order of thu Board NJ Direc.urs
NATHANIEL MARSH. SAcy
New-York, May II, lSA. mSD u2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-03
Agricui.Aral Product. q Connecticut.

MuRDER-A correspondent; OF the Journal Of
says: Our usual peaceful has lately been stA:ned
win me crime Of murder and TIA, OF the most horrd
knd-oeing less shooting Of father BY bis
sou. The cred done In what Is called The hsrth Set
,!enent In the family OF Mr.. John Hitchcock Inc fam-
ly Eivsc 70 drink good dsa and day before yeeter
day Wenest.y they had Of tner scrapes and about
iEe o'clock they A. tea the son. WIN IS married
and lives TIE house, came out with MS gsn,
sad Powder shall settle this hash and shot his
father through heIrt He lived eut few monen:s.
The made efvr. escape. He has his examination
JrroT
EPISCOPAL TRouBLEs The venerable Philander
Chase Epacopa! 5snop OF Illinois nas eddre..et let
20 bis o.u,her B.hops IN which be ssys The s'a.
cents in the General Theological seminary IN New YORK
AN tod oy he Professors thereof are In the nsot vi
attending sod receiving Instruction from suspended
Bi.nop and that the Tru.ts-s approve this coud CT
he ASKS what's Ias remedy For himself, ne ssys--l
make Il known ny txrd -esouon thai % ralnisier,
Candidate for th~ ministry! sn- receive The Ep'co-
pa! approostioE required oy VINO cannot bring
tcstUo,as freeing from the suspicion OF having
tended lac ins,rueon Of professor Suspended Tor I'm!
n;.r-!ity and inpur;ry.
u Col Wm Il Watson, OF Baltimore has re-
ceiV- ta- sppoirtm=n, OF Lt-uteDsn Colonel and is
take cnmn.nd OF the companies recenty so,tsn ~
a-t city and Washington. IN ro.t. for
isr '-.i Of They expecs 10 get Of soout csys
II A Po-t OEce n.s been esiabIi.bed n LIN
Yvstuizslec.
r Hon. T T. Marshall and Csssius n. Cay
sv- -acn raised v"Iun'--r c"mp>rJ rnr rn-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-03
Liverpool Cotton mnrket, MAYl5rH TO 18Th.

The d.rspd for Cotton during the las, days has
been considerably seated. but prices are pretty vel
maintained Tue sales Of the 18th amounted 10 III o
bal-.-vne bsf ou speculation. 90 the 10Th however
they declined 70 1000 OF which sppeculsor purchased
1000.
TO day May L. 500 bales were sold. intending 500 on
.pecula;,n and the amount fbr export HE mar
ki closed heavily American sEd Surats were easier 10
ouy remained unchanged This day bust
ness included 400 a. 10 STD and SO Sss Is
suds q l3t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-03
TO HAT MANUFACTURERS.

SA3OSY HAT ROBES. eeiN 10 an. il The world ai
- reduction Of 81 pr cent rom us,s"i pri6sa Tho
Cibsrr-r agent for ID. turrs o6-rs r safe
ocy Hat SoNies rqua In toe 50 per
blow usual prices and s'rDs,y ,nvitss all
uy Tho article h7pfr purchasing With entire phd-ncs
do the manufacturers of-r their Bodies -et liz utmost
sssotsnc- that hey ar Inp-ror Eris ard give full
,sisfsrton th-rs discount l-rg- NJ
sr'T'-r. VAIL. Ar"nt so RroAhusy HytI I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-03
Freight. Liverpool.

Though there is OILY American ship tisengssed in
port; ireshs the generally du J. anc the de-
mand between decks for remain. without
improvements ?. 81 is register may Re quoted
as the For goods &c. quote "a New York
dead weight; 10 0 earihenware 10 SIS: tne g,sd,,
los TO lbs: hardware Is TO is cd Nreans
weight. lbs ca;henware, los fine goods 30s hard
Mare. 20, S5s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-03
LirerpoolCotton NInraet.

a,yor: for he rest ending Nay The continually re
pe4te g" shor receipts AZ The shipping ports OF
United and the comparative decrease hAvinS
reached the very large amour; OF 400 600 eaes IL
producing decided effect market We are nearly
higher since this tsv week sIy 20 al round -
This 2ivaace applies American than any other de-
scripion.
been tAssn on .pxcu l.tion and 800 American. 2iU
P-rns and 400 Surat for export TIE sales for Inc
week amount To 3, $50 osls-.
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M. CORBlTT.

- $780, sCRcSc.L Asu hEGHhsicsL DENT T.
PESPECTFCLLY arnuunc.s u z-us ~ Brook
y and It. viciny that h- opened uic- II rs
b1hry, hear Alzndrst Bro-.syn Ws-ru alt Op-r-u'.s
p-r1iEhk 10 mis- profession 'Vi be p-f'orned ~i'b snch
caution al ability znd he iIosts lii eve
Aaiis ac.I 20 and pst'oisg.
~ Arhing t--ih wing IN n-rverex posed reArd 10
s"ch manner as coiupi-t-y tho snd Al Tie
s1r- m prssrrv-- Inc rs - -
TIE tNDEhSit.NED A.tDs 'o-i du.J ~ yIiL s,s
. BY be Hon Fred-I,fE 4 Tarsds-, Recorder II ID
Ciy OF York Trisres OF Inc -st.ir of G-"rkr LACK
good non-f-s'c-at &c Al p-rsOns indebted 10 oc
iAic 0-ore- co., ter.by required r-hd-' Al
account 81 ali d-bis and # moDey owing by sh. re-
sp-ciiveiJ 10 H. sad Locz wood and ID, 70
h- Tfas:e-s AID all having In h-ir p0s--.sion
4ny properly Elects % The said Lick oUd required
u deliver The -se to Ihs r -ufr th- mir
tr-uih day o jp I- nsxt Al the Office " Harvey "-od
Esq No S-sssG-.l In me Guy 81 So~-YUrk All credit
of' VI tie s-d L0rE rryer Lhor re-
sP-civo accounts and demand. Tru.g--s al he
,aine uine AID place Dasd N-~-YDfs April 2isI isN
Isaac FOWLER
ABRAHAM DAYrOS,
s0S~ tb-' 7. = Spil\Apn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-03
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NEW.YORK.
CLEARED,


Ships 81 Nicholas Eul-iyh, Havro Boyd H!nnEen; St
Lawrence HagatOrn. SOrezns J Elwrl B. Co.
Bark Neversink Hall. Genoa, John II stephens
Big Belle, Vose, ST John, NIB. ArroYsmitn 81 Wheeler
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-03

FLoURISHING STATE OF THE Pc
TATO CROP.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-03

OFFICE OF THE DELAwAsr AsD HUDSON CA-AL %
Ne~-Y"rx h.y 7tb 80
THE Stockholders OF TIL. Company hereby notified
thai 40 IsA.ueht Of T-o Dollars share on ne n-~
.ocs bias ordered ~ the Board 81 H-nsS-rs
pay abb Tr-ssur-r Office OF The Con pan,
OF William and Pic--sa Aood-y The sth dNy Of
June ISAAC ~ SEGhUCR- Treasurer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-03
France........PIRis, MsyI5.

time only can eepae before the possibility OF mis-
understanding between England aud America will
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-03
1'Ht LAUIE, AND GENTLhME~ VI sr,u.i,

The LADIES AND GENTLknES VI Brynsy n
I AID ylciry, Evitoo u Call ~ 100; Futon.
pber- they w nnd vhr1ry VI the choice
Psrfuro-fy s1.vif Cre. tu IL, So-P Marrow pUms-
lups Cosn,-cs Oh, and every sric- n-c-s.ary
N, Toilet Balm, Boudor Sf- Also all the pOpu
M7diclcs VI h- cay pfce. which canno la! p=H.-
Tnwu.eads Ssfs.yar 81; C.rn-1ct's ~ c-n,s; Or
Aliens B-l.-n ~ Liv-rvori for Cou.amyrn and Liver
Cum1l.s s.; Llbo, b-fs aud fllis fht Dy.pepsi. -
c.. .u5 Is Ur. Bran ir-ihs Pil.; Dr. Benz sin1
sugar F,if; LEGS Bliou. Pills. Acoustic Oi Yer
for Worm, Ma ca 7.!n tx r.ct' Rh-I
Liuluieri; Gr,un urL,n Otntn-ui -1c-i!-nt
or Piles, S-.-'. C.ndy; Ha.tn.sG Co ss,.aps Ii.
CsAc, !, ACC end lr.s yari.t, Of a-r ar.ici-s.
County Mrrrc,uH .nt o,n-rs would 10 well ca ~
Brook yD Mel and P-rfuer, Depot 1909 Flu
ory a<enry In bro klt Jr ih- saI- of Or. Van
i~mo-rt. celebrated 2-ms PiIs fys Irregular Tee k
u: IS 2~-
TO CONThAC TOHs.-rr.po .as WI b. r-o,is.1
upG, S-iafd-;, jen- O. al noou, Ii. Office OF b,
Proprietors OF the LocIs Canals Me1rnarK
the Excavation ana Masonry Cans. of large dnen-
sions a5ouI1o DO ennsuoc~c In THIS CITY
flAna and Sorcihcstons be tha Oce OF said
Prupretors 81 Lowell Lowell, May Is, ls+5.
mJS ues JAAEs B. FRANCIS, AGENT ?. l. G,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-03
Rclsium......BeusstLs. May 10

Belgium. BRvssELs. May 10.
Notw outstanding The Cabinet has obtained ma
jori,y zen IN the Chamber OF Representatives, I! Is
by no means eujn> heightened existence Tne
opposition both in the Chamber aud The Senate Is
very POW urtu aud active. and Will, no doubt, with
its influence in the country, succeed In overiurang
1t. The apple OF disco,d is measure relative &c
education,
Tito Government is taking the advice OF the
Chamber Of Commerce, as 10 the propviety OF con-
tlnuing beyond mex, month the laws TOR The free
importation OF food passed The discovery OF The
Potato disease So far the general impression APP
pears be- that the public Interest requires The ia -
IN question remain in operation some time longer
Oar newspapers take 10. same vie~ 81 the vote
OF the United States Senate on The Oregon Oues
ton ,he Paris pspers that Is that II Is very con-
cilia,ory. and will lead 10 satisfactory arrange
rept Li,tle interes, appears 10 be felt in the Ore.
sou Ouesiioa in this part OF The world. have not
nee; single person familiar with the meriIs OF IT,,
and very few indeed acquainted with 1t even by
name.
Gcrmapy.........Rs RLiS May g
In the course OF short Time the Counc OF the
Zoverejn will assemble al Berlin 20 continue the
discussions suspended some time back az Cslsrushe
1t has transp,red ihs among other questions 10 be
submitted 10 IL viii be one as 10 the propriety o!
iucress tie duty on English twists, favor
the importation OF cotton from the United States and
Brazil Other propositions will also be made o.
nature 70 extend the direct commerce between The
States anc GERMANY. The recent sweeping reforms
in the English srtf will also be o7ocsh; under CON
sheraton Our Government has directed com.
mission to examine into them. snd their probable
eifec, on the commerce Of Germany. and draw np
II resort for the information OF the Zvlverein. a
treaty of commerce between Naples and Inc Zol!.
verein 10 abou, 10 be ssreed 10.
The newspapers have again been repeating 'ha'
the King had al last consented 10 give CoosI'iu-
t., yhay R,tf rnta
any good reason for believing that be has that in
ien,ion now any more than he had two yesrs ago
My opinion Is, ina, he will give il al ALL and
ihatihe Prussians will De obliged TO take ii.
There have been some disturbances NJ Augsburg,
caused BY slight increase in the price OF beer. The
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-03
State of the Cotton Market.

The Corn Bill Passed to its Third Reading
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-12-09

ty to the mass around them, entrench
themselves behind the gorgeous outworks
OF display; but they cannot exclude those
whom they effect to despise, for rapidly
accumulated fortunes soon enable those
whom they, contemn to. occupy the. same
height. and throw up contiguous breask
works. pte see thisse things taking place
around us, and yetwe talk of our distinctions
in society, our separate circles which we
would fain make others believe are as far
apart as the orbits Of Mercury and Her
schel. There are so man scycles upon cpl
cycles, orbs on orbs, in our confused di.
visions of rank, that no one can tell whose
circle is entitled to the highest station in
the empyrean, or which individual can
show an undisputed claim to place in any
one of them. Look at the ground on which
these distinctions are said to rest and ex-
anime the ostensible title that is necessary
to gain passport into the debateable land
OF good society," and we fine the one as
the fabric of vision, and the other so diff
ficult to fix upon rightful claimant, that
were our would-be exclusives legally strict
in their investigations, they would soon be
forced
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-12-09
Impeachment Of the President.

The recent threat made by Mr.. Web
ster to impeach the President of the United
States for alleged mal-feasance in office, is
decidedly the most ridiculous freak that
ever entered into the Uranium of a rational
being! Mr.. Webster, although man Of
great intellect, is not very celebrated as the
possessor Of an extra quantum Of discre-
ton. He is sadly deficient in common
sense. For man like Mr.. Webster to
be the originator of such an undertaking,
is most unfortunate. Of all men living he
should be the last to engage in such a
Quixotic drama.
Who is Daniel Webster who has pro-
claimed that he will have the Nations
President impeached in the American SEN
ate? Allow us to open a few pages in the
history of his life; and then, behold the
man! He is the same Daniel Webster
who convinced the world that he was an
unadulterated federal tory, by taking sides
with Great Britain during the last war,
and like cewardly traitor, rose up in his
place in Congress, and spoke against the
passage of bill to provide food and cloth
ing for our halfnaked and starving little
army. 81 would not vote for this BILL"
said he, elf the enemy's cannon were bat
tering down the walls of the capitol" He
is the same Daniel Webster whose name
figures on the books of that corrupt inst-
tuition, the Bank of the United States, as
the base recipient of its unlawful bounties.
He is the same Daniel Webster who trav-
eled to England on charity fund, and
while in the British Capitol was paid large
sums of money ostensibly for his opinions
in regard to reputation in the United
States, but in reality as reward for his
steadfast advocacy of British interests in
the Senate. He is the same Daniel Wei.
ster whoremained in John Tyler's Cabi-
net until he was almost kicked out. His
long continuance with Tyler, did not arise
from any sincere love for the Captain or
the measures of his administration; but
from an ardent desire to settle the Maine
Boundary Controversy on terms satisfac-
tory to his British clients. He is the same
Daniel Webster whose distribution Of the
Secret Service Fund, to buy the consent Of
the people Of Maine, is enveloped in the
darkest mystety. He is the same Daniel
Webster whose private life, according tc
the testimony Of his own friends, is not q
whit more pure than that of the inhabitants
of sinful Sodom! e
This is the man who talks Of impeach
ing the President ofthe United States!
Now, we would ask, what has Presiden
Polk done to bring upon him the dsgrac.
of an impeachment We believe he ha'
Iconducted the affairs Of Government to thu
best ofhis ability,-he has taken care tina
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-12-09

men differ so much in the acultivation1i6l
their hearts and their minds. An agFaTf
anism in social intercourse is as inpradti'
cable, and would be as inpossible,: ON al|
agrarianisma in. property
* The present code of fdiSisiof b ar|jl q Z,
Eaaad dpineipalll Bthsed upon d1ifierenfH des'
grees of wealth and display; and it the
tyranny of fashion, alone, that keeps such
antipodes together. Break up the artif-
cial bands that hold our incongruous mix
lures in union, and all will find their prop.
er level. 1t is the consciousness that ex-
ternal distinctions are all that are required,
that leads to those eager struggles for Sta
ton and precedence. The vulgar and un-
intellectual woman, who delights in fnery
and show, and whose husband Or father
may chance to be mechanic, knows that
there are many women of her own kind in
the circles above her; and it is this that
tempts her to strive for place beside
them. Were our conventional regulations
differently constituted, barriers of exclusion
would be needless, for those of low minds
and frivilous tastes would not even attempt
to mingle with their superiors in mental ell
ovation, for to them there would be neither
happiness nor congeniality in the compan-
ionship. -.
1t is the natural tendency of society to
arrange itself into classes, but those classes.
if freed from the marring influence of fash
ion, will be gathered together by the at
traction Of moral sympathy, and by the
laws Of intellectual similitude. The ill
bred and uneducated woman Of ton will find
that her purse and her style of living can
no longer command the company Of the
well-bred and accomplished; and the refn-
ed and intelligent will associate together,
however different may be their fortunes OF
occupations The claims of the various
distinctions in society will no longer be er
trinsic; they will be inherent, and our so
cial system will become one of HARMONY
order, and due proportion. We shall then
allow no supremacy, from birth-rigtt or
heritage, fortune or station; for we shall
hold this truth to be self-evident, that 'all
men are born free and equal;' and the on
ly distinctions that we, as republicans, shall
be willing to acknowledge, arc those Of
character, virtue, and intelligence
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-12-09
From the New Orleans Delta.
TampicO taken without Resistance.

The squadron under Com. Perry arrived
off Tampico on the 18th inst. A flag was
Immediately sent on board the Commodore's
ship offering, in the name of the authorities,
the surrender of the city.
About 400 men-sailors and marines
were then sent ashore, who took, and held
possession of the place.
After making such arrangements as the
case rendered necessary, Com. Perry, on
board the steamship Mississippi, sailed for
this port, touching at the Brazos, to inform
the u. S. authorities there what had trans
pired, and reached this city yesterday
morning. :.
A further reinforcement Of two hundred
men from the feet had been ordered to gar
rison Tampico; besides which some men
and munitions, will leave for the same des-
tination this evening. They will return
with the Commodore on the Mississippi,
which awaits them at the Balize.
There was no show of opposition offered
to the descent on Tampico. The garrison
order Of Santa Anna, evacuated the place
some days previous, and marched with all
their arms and ammunition, for San Louis
Potosi, where the whole force of the nation
is concentrating. The Commodore places
high estimate on Tampico in military
point Of view. He deems its possession o.
far more Importance than that of Vera
Cruz.
All the troops now here, and those ex'
| tol horo -, r.. l. A.
rampico. Some fifty recruits will leave
tomorrow for the Balize, and the new Ri
ae Regiment--40O strong-are also ex
pected. All these will be sent Immediately
It is rumored that the Governor will b.
called on for volunteers to garrison this
important point.
There are now in the United States Sen
ate three Of Con Harrisons Cabinet-W oh
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