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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-10

r,-s,s.- 9i,-Ii. AID re hr:z s.snb-idse, Lieuiea
at commanding Pe-utnE-sa- Unoe- ooI-E-oco-
The Afncsn s9uadror CONSISTS 81 .as Sc
United States the .Ioop Marion. br1ss Do!pain SO oeA
er and sioreship Southampton % guns II 81 iuI
and interesting narrative IS gwen OF ne op.sIons OF
The Pacific squadron since re VIZ oot -aSsf CollC
do-e SLos. aid Commodore Stockton ane copies are
annexed OF me ofcaI reports o. .1ese cE1ce.s ae
s--sdrcr now consists OF ire Ssfhoss- Az - LUZ
zress frEa.es the sloops Portsmouth -eFzal W a..en
aud Cyzne schooner shark SID isoEe-'a? Ire ne
-zzee indeuenderce !. o. he- var OF: with Co1 Shr
brick WHO I'll or Lis s-.-sl ass--1e col'1rs-c anc re
sioop ?-eole aas ssi!ed for he ss-le des'Ensaon-
The doiazs OF ne hoT.e SQUADRON a-e 80 III!
ted AID copies annexed Of me orci, reports OF Go;a
Conner II reference % ne blockade tie cesi-s q A.
~a-aGo, re affair 2; TAossco and ne tsS'9 = taEc9
Fall Justice =o1> - COMMANDERS O 0o't s4-EU
-oas 7 WHOM re confidence Of Ire department; seems
undated Extracts from re inst1ac-on. 1l1er .ch
taey acted show also disposition CT me par q me
Government 70 avoid a. collision !tH Mexico i PCS
s.ble
The vessel. comprising TIE Navy Of Texas seen 70
have been found unworthy Of .ePstr Win TIE exception
OF the Austin which Is a. Pensacola Inc o.Aecs na's
been ordered 70 re sold The estimates q re 9epaI
rreat are based On tie employment OF -ugeo men
though no rac-e than 500 are Cow II service Al
aorTy IS asked 70 build four ses steamers . De employ
ed i correction with scuacrors so1osc me PFsc
rcab:li:7 @: :5e t-v dock v y net doubted aac
the work i. urged Upon the favorable notice OF Con-
Eress dock g: Pensacola = also recommended snc
other Improvements 20 increase TIE e2cieHcy OF ne
y-rd az that plsce. The restriction OF ne memphis
work adopted at the last Congress u Is thought mss ce
a2van:aseousiy removed.
The ezcas4c employment Of naval o5eer= as naval
=.orekeeDe-s abroad i not ;hcuEh 70 oe "ise and
modification OF n. as the sussc; < recommended
TIE naval school IS spoken Of Il terms Of appreciation
and The same appropriation Is asked Tor :: ws5 had
las; rear suitable nodcz i also given 70 the oicers
Of the observatory, whose Taluaoie operations arc -
Ginning 70 s.;ract the attention they deserve An add
zion 70 The number Of assistant surgeons very Eucr
desired Ani the department also recommends 81 n
crease n the rank and fle OF te marine corps sad n
Ike number Of warrant officers.
The report concludes win advising that auta0-ty De
sTsa the President appoint one out OF -e or SIX
ridshiPrcn large irrespective OF the place OF resi-
dence OF the person appointed Provisions might thus
De made for csses OF peculiar merit which are COW ez
Guided Nothing ssii in the rspor, on The system Of
promotion The Secretary confines himself to fa.thfE
narration OF the doing. Of the Nay with ie practical
Suggestions such as we have mentioned His reports
sbl= written Is clear and Interesting
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Report of the Secretary of the Navy.

The Report Of the Secretary OF the Navy has no;
yet been presented TO Congress, bu, by The kind
ness Q; the Chief Clerk OF the Department We are
ensbed 10 present the following synopsi. osit The
Mediterranean Squadron has no, been continued
during the last year LIS proposed 70 revive /, as
sooa IS circumstances VIII permit The station al
Mahon has been discontinued ~ The earnest request
Of the Portuguese Government, and measures sre
IN progress 90, the removal OF the pubic stores
rom thst place.
The East India squadron. consisting OF the Co
lumbus, - Snd the sloop Siaeennes, Is supposed
TO have sailed sor Japan and harnskatks- II the
raonth OF May Jsue LAST saG 70 ssye returned 70 Ma
Gao about This trns. They VII probably commence
their honews-6 cruise via the North Psc5e IL January
February. Orders sent - Cora Sd5ie II Ixrn-
cry As, 70 proceed - the Of Mexico and
sane command Of the s2usdroa there No aekaoSi :
edec, OF the receipt Of them hGs been received the
Department
TIE R-sxl squadron consists OF tie tnsste Columbia
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y MN VINO " INC 4OYe pl HttHlp uOuH
Communion with her visible forms
She speaks various language"
u Tho poet in the above extract refers the great
features ofNaur. but there in her minuer produc
innum-rsbIe practical blessings which II requires
closer observation, and patient ana!yzatnn, 10 develop
The plain and the forest, impress the mind
,s sense of the power and glory Of the Deiiy-their
products with sense of His benegoencs and love
Among the good gifts OF the earth insignificant in appear
great value means OF aleVisLing human
suffering -arsaparis- The nzfura! value of
This vegetable blessing has been greatly enhanced by art
aud it yed Tho form Of SANDS, Extract Of
sar5apafla all restorative properties are concentrated
IN heir Elective form Cancel scrofa!n 'stheum,
-rspelss eprosy rin. mercurs! disease, suppl
ration glans -iugs OF tie joints and oil tie DIS
eases OF the ruG.ce. and .sues together with general
i-tii;y OF the system 'uccumb before h. unfaag Pur
Ter the b!ood-for The blood = the channel through
which d.s-a,e 6nds la was the various organs OF The
body.
Prepared ant sold wholesale aud retail, By A. Il.
s;.:DS Wholesale Druggists 100 FulEcn-s. corner Of
";iisn-sl rs Broadway, and n East Broadway, New
Sold also by Druggists generally throughout The
Uni.s! States Price s. bottle. or ak bottles for IS.
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MAJOR an Artillery Commanding.
HsApaAxrEss Fort Polk, Nov. sctk. lSi6. n Q. Pic

FROM HAyASA-!NiRe Days Later-By the brig
slscrriaa. Cspt Montgomery. received yesterday
morning our slss of Havana papers 20 the I'd OF
November The local news is Of very htt.e inpoF
lance Great festivals and re5oeinss hsd taken pace
on the celebration OF Her Catholic asie<ys Marriage
aad Birthday, (,he Ie.h)
Nc Lister Mexican news received al Eavsns than
maj brought by the British steamer II, O. Deits lst
The Planters Hotel at Chsrisston. :. c, was
Saa1S dHrsassd By are SATURDAY. rsa-nias Insured
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RELEASE OF TIRE IUCATAN gSsSLs.-The ca,
lector OF this port has received Instruction. from he
Department 81 Washington, to release the lucaa,
schooncrs Ventura snd Jooquina recently captured a,
pyiscs The Instructions from the Treasury Department.
for their release learn based on the grounds
their having been seized BY the t. :. authorities within
the time specified in the Government circulars to II.
various Collectors in reference IL the detention Of yues
tan yessels
The Yucantan schooner Leondss, seized few dsJ,
ago will we understand BE- detained until srthe, ID
str7lctiors y. o. Dets lst
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Lors ON FOURTH ,vENUE, MADIsoN-AvENuE. MIDDLE
ROAD AND on 2srrt 29rTr 30rH AND 3lsr srs-The at
,ention of the public requested to the sale THIS DAY
At 70 o'clock the Merchants Exchange, of ninstyco
lots and cores Of and forming part OF the Senior estate
being one of the finest in the center OF the i'm
provcmen,s in this City now for sale L;hograpic maps
OF the lots can he obtained OF
ANTHONY J. Ri.EECKER Aue,ioneer,
flIfi No Rroad.st
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MALAGA RAsINs TEAS, GROCERIES. &c. O Fow-
Ter has in store large and very choice assortment OF
Raisins in whole half and quarter boxes Citron. Dried
Currants paper and soft shell Almonds and tine ouons
and Young FIyson Teas white. yellow snd brown Su
gsrs and Groceries all the various kinds which he "a
selling at q very small advance on wholesale prices
our friends and readers from the country would Dc well
to give him call AT Nos 30 and i2> Greenwchst and
- Nrsnr.st
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Business Notires.

'. B. Pamer's Country Newspaper Advertising
Agency in the Tribune Buildings embraces the best bust
ness papers every State in the Union Advertisers
can seec. Just such papers best suited to the sove
20 kinda of business
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UsEFuI. AMrsEHtESr.-Dr. Ross Novel Gymnasium at
ls3 Grands, Opposite Center Markct) which has excit
ed SO much curiosity while being built will be opened
this day a, P NJ and hereafter at A NJ Admittance
cd in the day ,mels in the evening. IS per quarter
Music in the evening Free for Editors and Clergymen
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~ Reader have you the SHAKING OuaAers 81 iae
NYssurn II YOU have not you VIII have TO regret
H. ycu DELAY Witnessing their exhibitions longer tnan
;hs wees for Saturday, closes ,heir stay in the city they
Win other eaternining exhibitions and performances.
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DIED

On Tuesday afternoon. eth inst Rg5SCcA Hull
wife OF Richard HILL u. aged ls years and no.,h,
daughter OF the late Enocn Dodsshuu-
The relatives and trierds OF the family are res..--
fully invited 20 attend Der funeral this harsisyl .f.
noon 10Th instant st O'Clock from her late .est.ss
80 Greerc,st without fsrther Invitation
On the evening OF the Sth inst az the residence Of -
Rev. Bishop Hughes Rev JOHN HARL EY IN L. AZ ~
wear OF his age NJ. Harley formerly PrexScr, =,
81. Johns College. Fordhsrn.
His fGncrsi Will take place from the Episcopal re,.
ieuce tomorrow 10th inst a, 9 o'clock 4 "
On the Sth inst after a lingering Illness THOMAS
CONNER. Esq aged 20 years snd six months
His friends and acquaintance sG those this brphps
in. law George R;cari John a Rcsrd Peter Cosv,r
Jacob r Lowzsds and David Van Nance sna u,
members of Mutua Lodge No. )! Of tie ]. Q. eiO
also the Exempt Firelaen. and .se Fire Department,
generally sre respectfully invited TO st,end his f.era
On Thursday 10th inst O'clock, P " from his la,,
residence No 81 Gouverrcur.St without tsrthey inv
tat;on.
AZ Cambridge. Mass. Nov. IS, GGoRoE HrSRY. oal,
son Of Jason Steele Esq OF Cheses VI aged % years
lie was attted Tor college If ThetforG w. en.e.e;
Dartmouth College IN ISL was graduated IN as pr-
sued the study OF law in Troy y Y TIL las, Oetobe,
when he connected himself with the Law Depar,rec,
OF Harvard University. He suddenly Gu: ios-
after an Illness OF only weeks ard his re,rxr,
conveyed 10 Eis native village where they we-s
inferred Nov. Is.
lsrce circle of friends are by this adjective pcou
dence called TO the loss OF one who gave prc=;
of becoming eminently useful. He was sen6emae q
strict integrity high and worthy aims waose perscrs
qualities such as 70 give him great influence st
he hoped for salvation simply through faith in the Lea
Jesus Christ: and rejoice 10 believe nc has sore u
be with his Saviour.
Brother IN thai solemn trust
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~ J. SMITH DopGs, DENTIST, No 10 Bond-st. near
Broadway requests the attention of those wnntng artih
cia teeth his method n method used In nis city eN
ciuvey by HIMSELF Christening either single teeth sets
when on gold plncs II most of tho pain usually
given in the operation aud enables the keep
clean and healthy mouth nj etaw3m
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o. 81. tle telnlled pLograpune u -

PROF FRS FAUvEl~GoURAUD's LECTURE,
in The Broadway Tabernacle Friday the lh inst on the
Lcverrier Planet, the Gun-Co,ton and other
great discoveries:
See special advertisement the morning and evening pa
per, OF Friday next d9 Y
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Wreck OF the [. :. steamer Boston.

The Baltimore sun has received letter iroul the
Purser OF The T. $ ship Boston, Commander George F.
Pearson reporting the total wreck Of that vessel at He
thurs Island. Nor. - Crew saved-2O5 in number
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NEW Glass IN VOCAL MusIc-The subscriber will
form select class OF ladies and gentlemen tor instruc
ton in the theory and practice Of Vocal Music on Thurs
dsy evening Dec TO- at his rooms $50 Mottst between
Broome and Grand SITS (da 81 WIN. B. BRADBURY
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THr EsooPErrE-The question Is sometimes
ssked what SOFT OF an the Esco2a;s used oy tHe
Nexicsrs Is In the language OF officer OF the Aes-
la- Army writing to friend in Savannah u Is an Gts
lias qua a5oa, fee; long. carving iso ounce 'i'I
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- The attention OF those in want OF Dry Goods OF
shy description is requested to the sales by Cotton
this dsr 81 ls3 Sprins.st cor. Of Thorn p.on.
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PoLIcE-A lot OF silver wsre vsiue1 al 80.
vs fo,d ~, the PREMISES OF Old Weber, notorious
receiver Of stolen goods for which owne: is wanted
John Gs-rick sded AMI sbet'ed by John Glenn
entered the house OF Sridse, Ryan No - beekan >.
OF her pecost SIS in money. Sarah Dewey snd GU
iss Moul,on stole CLOAK worth $40 FROM MI dewey o.
10 Pine St Il seems that Mr. Dewey was on '$i. al
the house Of the offenders and there chsresd - Tor
bottle OF vine. Thinking the charge eSoEoitant ne
paid bu; 81 and preparing to leave found his CLOAK
missing which was traced 10 pswnbroSers where Il
hs; been pawrei BIZ tue accused for 81
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ry- ArwooD's CELEBRATED EMPIRE Cook srovEs.-
These Stoves warranted as usual Persons wanting
Cook Stoves ara invited TO examine them before purchas
ing elsewhere. Wholesale and retail by Hckok Co, 23s
Waier.si sll 3neod
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r. Mr. Meneely says the Albany Argus
.;ISs5 s,- SswYo7k on Wednesday lss;. bell weigh
ins s6oo sounds designed toE one of as TEn.,y CaaFen
- .,rs.s "a hel;ere The bell IN question prob
AN "a. inotser destination. Jefferson Market per
hsPs.
We bes- TIA, IRIS rss; lille t:n.nsbuistoTy instTu
70 BE- elevated 70 the top OF Alderman MEssE
aorrs elegant Lizzie F-eest0ne Temple st the eastern
corner OF the City Ea-;he contemplated statue having
been engaged By Mr. SIMPSON to supply the place OF
Shakespeare for whom be has 60 farther use
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,>E,gg-YORk TRIBUNE.
~ SEE OUTSIDE OF To-DAY's PAPER.-@

~ Tyepeys Gad ol<vs leaving The City in the sisef
Noon are informed that Erss Edition Of tn:
4. printed every day containing the stock sales
Ee7s BIZ the Southern Nail DC. up 20 o'clock y m
gazing Of the Eewsboys for the Ere1ttH Eato' o. ~,
frisune every ore wn be e5le 10 taae via N'-'' vac
la,ser news up 70 the tinne Of caring TIE o''J'
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At AIsckiusw 18th ul; John A. Drew, Esq OF the S-,
OF Siddle & Drew % HIS loss will be regretted By,
lsrs circle of friends who have in times past patASe
of his hospitality while sojournins in the iasad ..
Nsckinaw
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MARRIED

On the 9Th Friend. Meeting House. Orchard :,
OF George Russell.
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MAGIC HAIR DYE


r. II persons who wish 10 change the color OF their
hair 9yEi-kers who have grown prematurey gray,
from disease osr knew th- destructive proper
tie. OF many Of the compounds olsted upon them, they
aosld caus. before making any application Piaton'I
4g,e Hair Dye Is he only mposition yet discovered
wnch effects perfectly the object intended, and yet does
inue the hair in the sghr. degree From liz pecu-
liar drcacy softness Il IS particularly worthy the
of lLil-s-a. il Produces the that
completely changes the color. brsncy AID so.Bess Of
UE.Gualied by the ynhcent natural locks.
To THOSE TROUBLED WITH DASDRCT, or weak hair, The
Clnlt<a .U soraSr Is recommended in every
has been attended with unbouGded in
shape Of full, clear and 1srous head Of hair For par.
ticlar- and applications OF h. Dye call Z. Phalon 81
Broadway, 70 which place orders from the country must
b. adf-ssed Both arc-s for sa- by The principle
drug and iancY stores In the Unlon- d3 II
~ E5eSy remedy medicine Of any virtue Advertised
4,- paper may always be found Eeatte and IN all IT
Sg 5y tue box, bottle or package In any quantity or a,
ret. a. proprietor. prices only south or io-rer side OF
CorilanG-st No a. few doors below the Western Hotel
Re7aber th for here IL counterfeit Office on the other
side Of M street and another IN Broadway Avoid
al o1l Inc o.d and only stand of
daG CoASToCK co. NO 81
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r We understand that Mr. MESEELf, the
founder OF tie Big Bell about &c have ring presented
hin By the Fireuea It IS suggested thsi Us lie Is suen
az excellent founder re should found new INSTITUTION
tor the desf snd dumb Every pupil would be pretty
sure to have tongue enough and he loss OF hearing
world be positive blessing.
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PAsls STYLE oY observation-disclosures and for sale by
KNOX rs Fulton st. sun Buildngs
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So ,a.1ssr F1xrs.-The taet that valus

SAFETY AGAINST FrsEs.-The tact that valua-
bes may be rendered absolutely secure assins' danger
By ire is not so generally regarded as il should De In
our owu ess. when premises and materials We're
utterly destroyed by irc, February ls+' we should
have suffered an utter arrangement and stoppase OF our
bushes. had no, books eecn preserved. through
,;r,ysix hours of intense rcd hest in our rs'y SAILS
rnsuder Safe manufactured BY Mr. :. c. Herring The
following note TO the pseu-ee from rscens sufferer by
ere informs Us Of similar instance OF fortunate pre-
ssrvs;ioa PScTfDENcE' Oeo- ''.' $50
Mrs c. HEszISe SS:-Yours bearing date Dec.
ID Is received The Safe purchased of you was IN
the second story It fell with the building some ~ iee
down nto the cs,ls !, exposed 10 s the hest OF
;be IRE without any wster !; being low tde was I'M
possible TO obtsn sufscieu; quantity OF wser our
SAFE remained in TIE are Ill morning when Il was taken
o; OF the cellar snd opened tie contents were in good
order with the exception OF few loekets which were
strained by the steam /, contained books watches
;ewelrv. &c The interior of your Safe IS in as good
order As il was when we bought Il OF you
We remain yours respy STONE w sA'sh-
Pr GEO. II. RHoApEs
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GoURAuD,s LIBRARY OF ROMANCE.

Tl- true, The Messrs Lynars bank has burst;
lis true hey pay bui sxpeucs on he dollar,
Their sPEcULAIIoSs from Tho very hrsi
Forewafred ne sAsz2UFTCY would surely follow
And thus, rapidly =. Ger burst,
Removed NV mOney-thoug "a u rsisec their chosr
laen invested u 10 real estate
Ny income row Is really very great
II The best 'uvesinenr" lady can make is 70 our.
Chase GOURACDs hailda IkdteIted Soapso celebrated
:of removing Tan, Pimples Freckes salowness Ring
worm. sRit RheunI, Richness, R0ushness GOO
RAUDS P0HdIeI Subti<s will positively eradicate
perruo1s hair without !niurng the sAin GOURAUDS
GrceGa HaT Dye = wsrranted 70 color red Light gray
hair 1-aGlful !et black, G0CRAuD'S Liquid Rouge
lovely preparation for inper.ing uage 10 pale
cheeks.
DR. FELIX GOURAUD'S preparations only be pro
er-c gerun- a. bis depot a skerst ms; from
Broadway Dc 2
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TEs AsATosY PHYSIOLOGY ~ TIE HlIa-Why
should !: be Incredible cultivate hair on
the top Inc living human head han thai should grow
gess he top ola hill People seeu 10 fnrk
their hair will stsy lhe;r tesdy do what they wi jGs
90 long Providence wills u DO and no longer. Bat
here they may be mistaken. They aaf better read
pamphlet entitled a. above copy Of which now hes on
ocr table Is By Mr.. William Bog!e-who rnsy catch
you quite Gnawsres with some fss and principles much
10 your comfort and consolation you inclined 70 be
bald Boston ChrorotyPe.
Prepared only by VIZ Boyle Boston
For .aie by A q. D. SANDS, Druggists, 100 Fuionst.
corner Of William, an1 n East BrosdTay, Sew-York
generally. q Seod
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. To him who in The love Of nature hold,

The TRUE PRINcrPtx-Hyef's Pills. See advertise
ment Us 3tawti
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From the Army.
Correspondence Of the Picsyuae.
Ny.x-,-N. Naxs.. ~


MONTEREY Mexico, Nov. Il lS45.
The grlnistice is 81 end the troops arr again
the march and everything assuming the appearance
Of q forward move.
The departure Of Gen Taylor Sslullo delayed
one day BY the srrva Of bearer OF dispatches. he
LETT yesterday taking fou: companies OF dragons under
Lieut.. Col May ~ his escort Gen. Worth marched 81
the with Duncsns artillery the artillery bet
TALON under Lieut., Col Chds 5h Infantry Msjor Scott
snd the Sch Cspt Screven and Bsnchard company Of
Louisiana volunteers.
But one held oscer (Msjor Scott) with three regi-
rents Col, Chids IN lines rank being but captain
Whether this force Is remain there only the knowing
one. tell though Is supposed that the most OF L:
with Gen. Wools column VIII remain taereabeu; for
the present The ChihuAhua expedition is eS.tu fall
ury snd so il will b.. with al bSrcaa plSns Wsshir stol
City is no, the plsce TO plan campaigns in Mexico.
Gen. Tsyo: WI! be back here il lev days and i i
presumed will soon r,ove with large portion Of the
iorce here in the direction OF Tsupico via and
Victoria Ike viii be joined on the Way BY Major Sen.
Patterson With large portion OF the volunteers who
have remained in desot up TO his tms-one portion
marching from CsmsTso one from MsisInoros snd =
third going BY troui Point Isabel
What htte resuls: force we have Is IN me condition
cills and isvers having almost disappeared and the
wounded being rapidly the mend Isn't i shame
that Gcverum-u; has place where take
OF those SrSve sad devoted who hsve she'd no,
only their blood bat their essnd is service
The navy provided Tor and why the army neglected.
Army REGULATIONS AT TANPico-A cores.
pondea, writes Us, ths, In passing Brazos Santiago
he met with the following notice which may be
important 70 persons who desire - trade with
Tsmpico
NorIcx.-To guard sssins, the possibility Of hose
disorders which a; ali othsr posts within the theatre Of
have seriously interrupted the public service and
injured the public interest, By drunkenness gambling
ersws murders, &c. must &c distinctly understood
tbs; no ctzen whseve-, connected by contract wiz;
the military service Of the United SsSies VIII De allowed
ST or within tire vicinity OF TAnpico and no suffer VIII
&c permitted TO send goods there unless called Tor sy the
commanding ohcer st ,hsi place.
Spurious heuors attempted 10 be conveyed and trad
ing vessels so;as there vii DC subjected 10 al the rsor
OF existing orders applying 10 the Rio Grsnds.
In short the p!aee under tie stringent marital
law This notice IS given thst prs,ence rlay be
hereafter ser up OF presumed privilege,
lSisredl mo. l. GARDINER
MAJOR ith A-.isry Commanding.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-10

~ streak OF sunshine almost 'hone out yes
se,:ay, bur seemed 10 be frightened al the Big Ae =
the Park sad lodged beck assin-very nearly uFse''ns
-,;ns,n-, in its retreat But the Little FFses'one
Te--,:e WAS no; Injured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-10

~ The Park is not to be lighted With gas-ths
p-.s5seB. Is engaged in getting up another Nessass
B,.;ss the Corporsdon funds have beer exhausted IN
-. sreetOn of The Little Freessoae Temple IN the Park
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-10

s15' The Amateur Concert at the Church OF Vim,
cent de ST Paul Friday evening, ought Got and will
no, be forgotten By the lovers OF music.