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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-06-04
News from the Armp.
Latest from the seat Of War!---The Ar
nav of Occupation.

Ne,rs 10 The l6h inst-Arriral Of the Steamer Jas.
l.. Day-General Taylor Crosses the Rio GrGnde
Panic and Flight 81 The 1ferican Army.
The Jas L. Day arrived here yesterday morning
from Point Isabel bringing intelligence from the seat
of war to the 10th instant. This steamer reached
Point Isabel on the 18th inst, and after landing her
men. stores, &C., che Immediately proceeded en- her
voyage homeward, putting 10 sea at II NJ, on the
10th inst.
Gen TAYLOR. at the head of two hundred troops, in
fnrv. and cavalry, Quilted Point Isabel on the 18th
inst on his return to his entrenched camp, opposite
Maiamoras.
Captain Desha of the Alabama volunteers, and
Captain Stockton, from New Orleans, with their re-
spectve companies, marched under Col. Wilson with
the United States troops lately arrived, to Bareta, ON
the 18th inst The whole Of this command amounted
to about thousand men.
Gen. TAYLOR was said to be busily employed in con-
structing bridge across the Rio Grande from the
camp, opposite Matamoras This was TO be effected
BY means of the wagons which were to be dashed to-
gether and carried into the water.
The Mexicans had entirely disappeared Their re-
ported masses of six or thousand men lying in
ambush about Matamoras and the camp, are no where
to be found. They have tasted Uncle Sans mettle,
and they are probably sick OF 1t.
Capt Forno, our ellow-citizen, at the head Of FIVE
companies reached Point Isabel on the 18th.
We are glad to notice that the gallant veteran Col.
Twggs. of the Dragons, highly distinguished HIM
in the columns Of contemporary states that Gen. lay
or when he left Point Isabel TO return to camp, was
accompanied by company of artillery and troop
of Dragons He travelled in an exceedingly unos-
tentatious manner, plain farmer, driven by ne
gro, in light wagon. The volunteers who had ar
rived were in high spirits, and anxious to meet the
enemy.
Vessels AT BRAzos SANTlAeo.-Schooner Enter
prise. Trainer arrived 10Th inst brig Millaudon,
rived on the 14th beat hard in crossing the bar not
much damaged schooner Gertrude, Flanders, arrived
the 10Th; brig Virginia, J. d. Hood, master, arri-
we'd on the 14th days from Pensacola, with two
companies of artillery, under the command of Capts.
Webster and Taylor, and sailed for New Orleans on
Saturday. 10th inst
On tie 9th, the steam schooner Augusta sailed fol
the Island of St Joseph, with all the wounded men
taken from the battles on the 9Th and 9th, inst, that
were able TO be transported.
Men-of-war lying off the Rio del Norte:
Mississippi, Cumberland frigate, Potomac, Law
renee, Raritan, Saint Marys Somers, and the armed
schooner Santa Anna, commanded by Lieut. Renshaw
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-06-04
Lebanon, Ia, April DIST, 1916.

brother of Col. Cross has joined the Louisville
Guards. He is said TO be a fine looking man, and
thirsts to avenge the death Of the amentcd Colonel
The scene when he stepped forward to join the Guards
was of thrilling interest.
CSFThe Printers in New York city are forming
volunteer corps for the army in Texas. Large or
small, the company will start in a few days.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-06-04

The "CooN KILLER" on THE Rio GRANDE.-
Amongst the list of officers attached to the army on
the Rio Grande, we notice the name of Capt. MAR
Soorr, familiarly known as " the coon kill
ler,'' commandant of the fifth regiment of Infan-
FRY
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-06-04

thief one night entered the chamber of printer,
and commenced vigorous search. The man being
awakened by the noise, very cooy accosted the i'm
prudent thief as follows:
My friend. what do you expect to find here in the
night, where | cannot find anything at daylight!
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-06-04

The population of the United States on the first OF
June next, estimating the increase at three per cent
per annum, will be 20, l40,370.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-06-04

Gen. Vega, says the Louisville Democrat is the
same man who was taken at San Jacnto-then Col.
Vega He is about the only Mexican General that
will stay long enough the battlefield to be caught.
1t is said that Gen Vega declined accepting pa
role Of honor, alleging that he would be forced to
fight by his government, against the U. States. He
must have high opinion of the Mexican Govern
ment
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-06-04
rEsnAY. MN 81

1UEsDAY, Mqy 20.
Doe er DEM Chandler e al v Douglass Error to the Van
derburgh c. c. Opinion by PERKINS, J.
special act of the Legislature is unconstitutional
unless infringe upon restriction upon legislative
power of the State for power supreme except when
restrictions have been imposed those con-
tanned in the constitution of the United States of our own
State and in the ordinance of Congress Of 1897 for the 90
verument OF the Northwestern Territory. affirmed O. H.
SMITH for plaintiffs ]. LAW for defendant.
cCOrd Executor, Ochitree and others Error to the
Knox c. c. Opinion by DEWEY, ].
The Courts of Equity of this State possess superinend-
ing power the persons rights and interests of infants
idiots, and unatics, and also of enforcing charity
The of 43 Elizabeth c. A. commonly called the
statute of charitable with the exception of one or
two Of It's provisions in force in this State
beques to unincorpoated association trust for The
education of pOu INDECENT youths of particular faith
who preparing for the ministry of the Gospel is void
law But such bequest will be enforced in equity as
charity. Reversed CRAWFORD for plaintiff; JUDAH for
defendant.
COquilard Others " Suyda Error to the ST. joseph
c. c. Opinion by BLACKBOARD, J.
bill in equity that states that complainant cannot de-
scribe lands agreed TO be moTgaged with certainty
from the representation Of c. he believes them
tain numbers selling them ou is Objectionable for
containing particular description of the lands The
statement of the compliments belief from Cs representa-
ton is mere surpusage The defect could not be supplied
by answers.
An agreement between c. and D., that if he. D., would
give further time TO A. and B. for the payment of
debt due him. he c. would that the debt secured by
mortgage certain lands belonging to A. creates no lien
on the and having no authority mortgage those lands
and all the effect that breach of his agreement TO h
them mogaged could have would he to subject himself to
an action at law for damages.
An agreement relation the interest of lands should
be in writing according to the statute of frauds
In mercantile agencies and perhaps Others where the
of the business requires the agent 10 keep various
accounts of purchases and aeor Of receipts expend
lures with his principal he be called upon by prn-
cpal in chancery for accounts but where agency is
confined 10 single Transaction which such
could arise the remedy if there is any, is exclusively
law Reversed LIsToN for plaintiff; JERNEGAN for defen-
dant.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-06-04

Judge Eckles says "a Bank Democrat Away
reminds him of Coon with suit of Chicken featb
ers"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-06-04
Corresp6ndsnee Of The Commercial Times.

CAMP AT POINT ISABEL, May 10, 1916.
We arrived here yesterday, in three days passage
The soldiers from the Jefferson Barracks proceeded
this morning for Point Barita where the will meet
Gen. Taylor and take possession of Matamoras. We
start this morning on the same route and we expect
to have sharp shooting at the Mexicans The
Telegraph arrived here this afternoon, after four day
passage, and those who came with her go with us.
The Point is crowded with the sick and wounded.
We found here in blockade, the steamship Mississip-
pi; sloops John Adams, Falmouth and St. Marys !;
frigates Potomac, Raritan and Cumberland, the flag
ship and brig Lawrence
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-06-04

There is machine at the navy yard, Washington
which will manufacture 10000 bullets per diem.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-06-04
Cincinnati Prices Current.

Corrected from the Chronicle Of May &c
Flour city mills, Dbl S2eOaaOO Oil nseed gal 064s066
Canal and wagons 9Oa2 O. SAT- Kanawha bush
Grain, wheat bush O50aO56 Seeds, fax bush Locales
Corn O9saO.2q Timothy 9JOa3 50
023a026 Cover, 43Oa4-JO
Hay, loose, ton, 5OOasOO Whisky gall Ol3tal4
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-06-04

Gran order for hundred tons of bomb shells /
has been given to a New York Iron Founder by the
Government.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-06-04

TREATISE the law relating the aud duties jus
n Of Peace Consabe all actions cognizae
Justices Courts the Indiana with practical FORMS &c
BY W. w. Wick and l.. Barbour Just published and for sale by
e. u. DAVIS and ~. A DAY & co.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-10-29

The very Latest Fashion seems to be IN this re-
gion to have snow storms every n'ght-and remark
ably severe ones to boot.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-10-29

Mr. Bill called up the bill to pay James Morse,
and it was opposed by Mr. McDaniels supported
by Mr.. McIoud, and made the order for Monday
afternoon.
Adjourned.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-10-29

Reports. By Mr. Foster, from maiority of the
judiciary committee, in favor of the House bill IN
amendment of chap. 4S r. s. empowering execu-
tors to make sale Of real estate whenever the inter
ests OF parties concerned require it, with an amend
mcnt extending the power 10 administrators the
amendment was adopted and the bill passed.
EngroSSed Bills, Extending the provisions of
chap. 81 X. s. to domestic missionary societies ;
passed. Empowering jurics, at the request Of eli.
Their party, to assess damages where law has proy
ded no other mode; passed.
The banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1844-1847, 1846-02-18

~ The COMMITTEE appointed to
make arrangements for the celebration
of the ensuing Anniversary of the
BIRTH DAY OF WASHINGTON, by
the Adbsvslle Light Infantry, on the 2lst
instant. publish the following as the
ORDER OF THE DAY.
The Procession will be formed in front
of Mrs. ALIENS Hotel, at ii o'clock, A..
M, in the order here prescribed.
lst. Musicians.
I'd. The Escort, consisting of the regu-
lar members of the Company,
under the command of
Lieut.. PERRIN.
Sd. The honorary members of the
Company.
4th. Citizens, &c.
The Procession will then be marched,
under the command of Capt. MoRAGNE,
to the front of Mr.. MosE.y's Hotel,
where it will be halted to receive the
inoited guests, when the whole will pro.
ceed to the Methodist Church, at which
place an address will be delivered bv
JOHN H. WILSON, Esq, member of
the Company. :
After the address shall 'ifave been de-
livered, the Company, together with the
Band of Music, will parade in front of
the Church, and Salute will be fired
in honor of the OLD Ih;rt.em States.
AT the hour of o'clock, P. NJ, the
Honorary and Regular Members of the
Company, with their invited guests, will
assemble at Mrs. ALIENS Hotel to par
ticipa,e in a suitable repast, which will
be furnished for the occasion.
su The Officers invited to attend,
are requested to appear in full uniform.
By Order of the COMMITTEE.
Feb ii so 1t
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Sale Of kand-For Partition.

Sale Of kand-For Partition.
By Order OF the Conrt ot Ordinary for Ab.
beville District, will sci! by public auc-
for Partition, the Real Estate of George
Crawford, deceased, containing 100 or 10
acres, more otless, bounded. by lands Of
Pleasant Seatles Samuel Edwards -
others, in the District aforesaid. TaEd
l2 months credit, tbs purchaser gi1tng
bond and security and q mortgage, It. ~
cessary. The costs 10 be paid 10 cash.
Feb 4 @4t ~, RAMEf ,Sh'6. 6
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Citation.

NlLAClO0.
Whereas, Robert r Talbcrt applies to me
to grant him Letters of Administration,
i'endente Item, or If necessary, directly,
on the Estate of Robert Talbert, dece'd.:
These arc therefore to cite and admcnish
the kindred and creditors Of said deceased
to appear before me ut Court OF Ordlna-
ry ut Abbevile Court House, on Tuesday,
Sd March next, and shcw cause, if any
they can, why said Administration should
not be granted. Given under my hand
and seal, 18th Feb, 1916.
DAVID LESLY, Ordinary.
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EDUCATION.

The patrons of the Wilmington Academy,
have been fortunate in procuring the SER
vices Of DR.. E. REESE, as Principal of
this institution.
The Doctor is a graduate of Princeton
College; a correct scholar, and teacher
whose experience, in the business Of ln,1
siruction. has been exceeded BY few, if any
III the South. The following rates Of tut.
ton have been adopted to the lowest esti,
mate Of education -
FIRST CLASS:-Spelliug. Reading,
Writing,9 and the fundamental .rulss.
Arithmetick. for ten months,
SECOND CLAss:-Wtl
English Grammar, md Geoa
THIRD CLASSIC \ - .
Philosophy, Rhe1aei !:
matics, ..sssl ssass Il y!!sSyaF!a| r. =.
% ~ Beas ~ sR. /, ,sps.
sAt7, W.P, 5q.
adaaton, Te5 4, 4a.ls afslsssss.
The banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1844-1847, 1846-02-18

Mr.. CALHOUN IN OHlo.-The fol-
lowing sentiment was given on
the 9Th inst. at Columbus, Ohio, at
the supper prepared for the men,
bers OF the Democratic State Con-
vention:- -
"JoHN G. CALHOUN, the Cerberus
OF the Constitution-the deathless
champion of rational liberty. Too
pure tc enter the political sham
bles to bargain for the Presidency;
his name will be revered, so long
as Virtue finds a place in the vo-
cabulary of mankind"
CHEAP CoRN.-A correspondent
of the Missouri Republican writes
from Decatur that "tens of thou
sands Of bushels of corn can be
purchased in Macon CO., and deli
vered at any point OH the Sanga-
mon river, for ten and twelve cents
per bushel!' r.
The Washington correspondent
of the N. Y. Herald writes that
Lord Aberdeen through Mr.. Nc
Lane has informed this govern
ment that the passage of the No
tice will be highly acceptable to
him and can and will give no just
cause of offence to England.
We understand that our distin-
guished townsman, the Hon. Wad-
dy Thompson, has it in contempla-
ton shortly to publish work on
Mexico. II residence Of Two years
in that country, as Minister Of the
United States, has afforded Gen.
Thompson rare facilities for col
lecting much valuable information
in regard to- the peculiar institu-
tions and the manners and Gus
toms Of the people of that coun-
try: and his known ability leaves
no doubt that the work will be
one Of general interest.
GreenuiNe Mouniaiuecr.
A border war is likely to take
place between Alabama and Geor-
gia. "Joint resolutions have pass
ed the Senate, and will probably
pass IN the House, declaring the
waters edge at an ordinary time,:
on the Wes,ern bank of the Chats
tahoochee river, to be the line be-
tween Georgia and Alabama, and
providing for the employment or
appointment Of counsel 10y the
Governor, to defend the rights Of
citizens Of Alabama, who have
property on the Western bank OF
the river, when violated or en-
croache1 upon by Georgia"
In the case of the Methodist E.
Church. South, recently under tri-
al in Maysville, Kentucky. Judge
Reed decided, that the property
should be divided In the proportion
Of membership of the respective
parties. An appeal has been ta-
ken from this decision.
The King of Bavaria has issued
a decree ordering that in future
all persons killed in duels, or who
have committed suicide, shall be
inferred without religious ceremo-
MES Of any kind.
Michael Wilson'S AAmynock for
MARCH, 1846.
|. fare bnk coIL Glands nm, for 1n;n
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CANDIDATES.
Feb IL

We are authorized TO announce r..
P. MOSELY as a candidate for Sheriff
of Abbeville Dis. at tile ensuing election.
We are authorized to announce w.
A. COBB as candidate for the Office of
Sheriff OF Abbeville District at the ensu-
ing election.
We are authorized to announce JAS.
S. WILSON as candidate for Clerk OF
Court for AbbevilIe District at the ensuing
Election.
The friends of A C HAWTHORN on.
nounce him Us n candidate for Sheriff for
Abbeville District at the ensuing election
We are authorized to announce VA.
CHAEL HUGHEY as, a candidate for
Sheriff, ut the ensuing election.
We are authorised'to announce HUGH
ARMSTRONG as a a,candidatc for Sheriff
Abbeille District at the ensuing election.
We are authorized tMannounce Maj. A.
ARNOLD, as Candidate for Sheriff, at
the ensuing election.
We are authorized to announce MIN.
ROD McCORD, as candidate for Clerk
of the Court at the next election.
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STATE "F SOUTH CAROLINA
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, }
Columbia, 4th Feb, 1876.


Columbia, 4th Feb, 1876. :
BY his Excellcncy WILLIAM AIKEN,
Governor and Commander-in.Chi c. hief in
and4over the State of South Carolina.
Whereas. information has been received
at this Department, that an atrocious and
wilful murder was committed on the night
Of the 18th January last, in Marion Dis.
trict, by John Beasly, on the body of Jane
Russ, of the aforesaid District, and that
the'said John Beasely has fled from Justice.
Now know ye, that to the end that jus>
tice may be done, and that the said John
Beasly may be brought TO legal tripl, for
his offence US aforesaid, l do hereby offer a
reward Of One Hundred Dollars for his ap-
prehension and delivery into any Jail in
this State. John Beasly is described as
being about 35 years ofagc, painter by
trade, 5 feet Z inches high, bright mulatto,
has scar under his left jaw. said to have
been made by bite in fight, thick set
and well made, quick spoken and of proud
carriage, with kinky hair. When last
heard Of, he was near Lumberton in Ro.
bertson county, North Carolina.
Given under nv hand and the Seal of
the State, at Columbia, this fourth
day of February, in the year of our
Lord, one thousand, eight hundred and
forty-slx, and in the SEVENTEEN year
of American Independence.
By the Governor: WILLIAM AIKEN.
r. O. PINCRNEY, Sec. of State.
Feb I6 81 81
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Citation,

Whereas. Jno e Navy spplics for Admi.
nistration on the Estate Of Jno Wilson,
deceased: These-sfe to cite the kindred
and creditors to appear before me on 24th
February. instant; to shew cause. If any,
why it should not be- granted. Given un-
der my hand 9th Feb, l646
DAVIDeLESLY, Ordinary.
The banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1844-1847, 1846-02-18
JOHN G.. BASKIN-

JOHN G. BAsKIN,
Attorney at Law, having taken an office
in the rear Of the Court House and
near to the Printing Office twill prompt
ly attend to all business entrusted to
his care. Jan ii 46
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Michael Wilson'S Allnaynack for
MARCH, I846.

Michael Wilson'S Allmyuack for
MARCH, 1846.
l. fare but cold clouds up for rain
S. from aoest
7. perhaps RAIN a0iud aoae frost
9. smoke fall to the ground f. clar to aoest
IL. high s0ind and rane from aoess crate
clouds TO the Mountains cold 4 frosty
II. high aoi7sds and hard 9ane black cloud
from a0est
FL. rain some aoia,d from aoest msilde the
gales comes on aoet sleat
27. lite shoures aoind sOutn some pleasant
days mind inquire # 1t be aoithiu the
the Steightes or not for that is m,y bounds
~ The is copied verbatim ct litera.
tum ct punctuatum from the manuscript
sent US.
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Sale Of Land-For Partition.

Sale Of Land-For Partition.
By Order Of the .Conrt of Ordinary,
Will be sold on first Monday in March
next, the unpartitioned Real Estate of Jas
Caldwell, deceased, viz, one tract Of 50
acres, in Abbeville District, on waters Of
Ross's creek. joining lands Of VIM Cain
and others: I'd tract Of $50 acres, on wa.
ters Of Rocky river, bounded by VIM Scott,
Jas Baker and others, OIL credit of IL
months for partition. J. RAMEY,
Feb 4 40 At Sheriff.
South bbeville Dls.
H. H. Townes, appPt., VS.. J. w. Pra-
ther and Elijah Roberts.-Portition,
Real Estate, Betsy Roberts, decd.
It appearing to my satisfaction that Elijah
Roberts, one OF the Defendants, resides
without the limits Of the State: Ordered,
that he do appear ,snd object TO the divi.
sion, or sale of the Real Estate Of Betsy
Roberts, deceased, on or before the LIST
Monday in May next, or his consent to the
same will be entered on record. m 81
Feb 4, 40 l3t ID. LESLY, Ord'ry.
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%. . Law Blanks for, sale,
Sum, Pro's, Sub. Writ., MAJ. ssupnona,
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-02-07
9gM SVYM@Bo

Manufactured from tho best OF Tin By tho SUBJ
ser6ur himself at his Mandatory in Potosi-and
which viii be furnished nj retail and also by the
wholesale or will be made to order at any time
to suit customers.
The goods bovedescribed have just been sclec-
ted in the Eastern markets by the subscriber and
bought at extremely low prices, and are now ar
riving at Poosi. They will be sold very cheap for
cash. This subscriber afford TO sell at least as
cheap as purchases can be made AZ Galena, or al
Any of the towns on OF near the Mississippi river.
Every customer who win call, may be sure of being
suited with the above offered, aud also with
the prices.
All kinds Of Copper, Tin and Shect-Iron work
made 10 order. A. b. SOUTHWORTH,
Potosi, w. L., Sept. 9th, lS45. 26--ly.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-02-07
NEW TAILOR SHOP.

FVHE subscriber begs leave to inform the
1 public. that he has commenced the business
Of cutting and making garments in Lancaster,
in one OF the rooms in the rear Of Mr.. Otis
store, and is fully assured from his experience
and former success ID The or, of tailoring, that
he can make coats, panialoOns aud vests as
we'll and as fashiouably as they can be made
org where; and only asks the public. after Civ.
log bis work fair trial to judge for them
selves No bad fitting or Questionable work
eau leave his haads. Cash or produce will be
taken 10 Paymsn, for work.
WILLIAM HODGE.
New. SIN, lSf5' no3s-ly.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-02-07
NJ T d AL NOTICE.
DIR. CREIGHTON.

BOTANIC i2lEf1SIDIlAEI,
Most respectfully nioms the citizens OF Potosi and
the public in general, that he has located himself
in Potosi, W. T. and offers his professional SER
vices to those who may favor him with their pat
ronage, anil fatters himself that he is competent
TO any disease that is within the reach OF
Medicine. His Medicines are peculiarly CAL
culated for the cure ofLiver Complaints, Dispep-
STA, Fever and Ague, affections of the Lungs and
Kidneys, Weakness ofthe Stomach, General de-
bility of Females, &c. 0fice opposite Messrs.
Lanzworthy's store.
Po,Os, w. r, Aug. 90, 1874.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-02-07

.46airs ia .herico. We are mo-
mentarily waiting a revolution, which
will take place before tomorrow or
next day. Gen. Paroles is ut the
head. 1t will be a complete over
throw, it is said, Of the present Gov
erament General Paroles will de-
mand three things--irst that war shalt
be declared against the United States;
second, that new constitution shall
be formed; aud lastly, that the Gov
eminent shall be put in the hands OF
three Observation-Disclosures from Mexi-
CO, Dec 4.