Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-12-08
Gen. TaYlar,S DesnalrheS.

The Washington Union ofthe oath ult.,
publishes the official dispatches of Gen.
Taylor, from Monterey. They contain
and confirm, all that has been heretofore
published in relation to the brilliant
achievement of our troops at that city.
The total number of officers and privates
killed during the battle, was four hundred
and ninety. We regret that their length
preclude an insertion in this paper. They
are got up in mastery manner, and re-
fleet much credit on old Rough and
Ready. The accnsations published against
Gen. Butler, are shown to be entirely
without foundation.
"VIcToRras-The New York Journal
Of Commerce, says that the aggregate
vote f r Wright and Gardner, exceeds
that Of Young and Fish, By more than
two thousand. Young's majority in the
State is 1909; Gardner's 1881 which,
is 2,232 more votes than Young received.
The aggregate Democratic majority on
the Congressional Tickets is 8, 800. The
whole number of votes polled is 3s5, 900,
showing decrease of over eighty. five
thousand.
LARGE MAILs.-It is stated that the
mail received at New Orleans, after the
capture of Monterey contained fourteen
thousand letters, The ordinary mail
ranges from six to eight thousand letters.
They are equally as large from New Or,
leans to the Rio Grande.
GA New Orleans paper states, that
Alvarado is occupied by force Of from
five TO six thousand men. Three strong
chain cables have been placed across the
mouth of the river, andthey have sunk
vessels on the bar. If this should be the
case, it would be entirely useless to again
attempt 70 take the place by our naval
forces.
6TThe Democrats have elected F. w.
Bowden, 70 Congress from the District in
Alabama, lately represented by Mr.. Nc.
Cornell.
CINc1NNATr.-A census Of this CITY
has been recently taken. by which it ap
pears that it now contains D5pulation or
over ninty.four thousand inhabitants.
OF The nett revenue of Great Britain
for the year ending the 10th of October
last, is stated at 5o.595, I47 pounds ster-
ling, being an increase -ofthe proceeding
year of ss,264 pounds. For the last
quarter, the increase under the customs
head was 462.472 pounds; which is
very satisfactory sample of the working
of the reduced tariff
Mr., CArwELL. Dagaerrotypist, will
remain few days longer at the Exchange
Hotel, in this place, where he is prepared
to take Miniature Likenesses fora all who
may nay call on him Judging from the spec
imens we have seen, we feel free to ad-
wise all who desire their Licensees in a
life like manner, to give Mr.. Capwell
call His prices are 50 low. compare.
lively, thar families, and those who may be.
drawn together By the ties friendship, can
have exact miniatures for a trifiing sum.
ILrNHssor HoN. Joun QUINCY ADAMS.
The Boston Advertiser Of Friday last
gives US the sad intelligence thatthis ven
cradle statesman was on Thursday last
seized with paralysis Of his left side,
which for time rendered him nearly in
sensible. He had just left the residence
ofhis son, the Hon. Charles F. Adams in
Mount Vernon street, N stateof healtf,
when the gentleman with whom he was
walking suddenly perceived that he was
laboFing under some severe affection oil
bis limbs, and was obliged to assist him