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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-21

The city Of New Orleans, and all the
parts adjacent thereunto, are full of war
like and patriotic enthusiasm. Already
n large force has been mustered, con
sisting both Of U. S. and State troops,
and are now on their way to the Camp
of Gen. Taylor. The next news will BE-
looked for with intense anxiety and in.
Itercst.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-21
BY The President Of the L. States Of America
A PROCLAMATION,

Whereas the Congress of the United States,
by virtue of the constitutional authority vested
in them, have declared by their act, bearing
date this day, that, "by the act of the republic
Of Mexico, a state OF war exists between that
government and the United States: :"
Now, therefore, |, JAMES X. POLK, PreSi-
dent of the United States of America, do hereby
proclaim the same to all whom it may concern
and do specially enjoin on all persons holding
offices, civil on military, under the authority OF
the United States, that they be vigllant and
jealous in dischargng the duties respectively
incident thereto; aud do moreover exhot all
the good people of the United States, as they
love their country, as they feel the wrongs
which have forced on them the last resort Of
injured nations, and as they consult the best
means under the blessing of Divine Providence,
of abridging its calamitieS, that they exert
themselves in preserving Order in promoting
concord, in maintaining the authority and the
efficacy of the laws, and in supporting and in
Vigorating all the measures which may be
adopted by the constituted authorities for OBJ
tanning speedy, just and an honorable peace.
In testimony whereof, have heIeunto sci my
hand, and caused the seal of the United
States to be affixed to these presents
Done at the city of Washington, the
t.. $. thirteenth day of May, one thousand
egh; hundred and fDriy-siY, and of the
independence of the United States the
seventeen. JAMES Il. POLK.
BY the President:
JAMES BUCHANAN, Secretary of State.
The WAR PRocLAIMED.-We publish, to-day,
says the y. York Commercial, the prociama-
!ion issued by The President To inform people of
what they know very well already--,o wit, that
state of war is alleged to exist between the
Republics of Mexico and the United States.
The aspect Of The affair has now become
serious enough, it must be confessed yet some
how we cannot bring ourselves thoroughly to
believe that the war is really TO break out and
be long kept up in all its homicdal and desiruc-
tive fury. In fact this impression seems to be
general. People cannot persuade themselves
hat such quarrel is TO dcluge the plains OF
Texas and Mexico with blood; they cling to a
reassuring hope that some cticcual means will
be devised, or turn up, even at the eleventh
hour, to stay the wheels of Moloch's car and
bring the difference between the two nations to
an adjustment more in harmony with righteous
ness and reason.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-21

The various Religious Anniversaries were
held in New York last week. Many highly
interesting reports were made, particularly
those relating to the operations Of the Board o
Commissioners for Foreign Missions, and tho
Managers Report Of the American Bible SO.
Ciety.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-21

Wan MOVEMENTS is reported from Wash.
ington that General Scott is to take the CHIEF
command in the war; that the force concentra.
ted ID Texas is 10 be thirty thousand strong
leaving the other twenty thousand AT the ulterioT
disposition Of the Government. Another ac.
count says that the immediate active force will
DC tvenly.,hicc lhousand.--N Y. Con,o,e,otaL
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-21

Robert S,anurd, Of the Court Of Appeals,
Virginia, is no more. He died at Richmond
on Wednesday last Of paralysis. A great
man has indeed fallcn-.one of Virginia's
brightest jewels.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-21

sBS BY advertisement, it will be no.
ticed that the MAMMOTH NATIONAL Cir
Gus Of Messrs. Welch s. Mann, will
visit this town on Thursday next, and
remain here but for that day only-giv-
ing TWO performances, one in the after
noon, and one in the evening.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-21

The N. Y. Commercial does not consider il
certain, from any advicos received, TINT tho
report Of Capt Thornton's return to tho camp
is true.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-21

The iron steamship Great Britain was ad-
vortsed at Liverpool to sail the 9th inst. for
New York.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-21

We understand that the steam cutter Nc
LANE is ordered TO proceed South Immediately
with sealed orders
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-21

The N. y Commercial of Monday contra
diets the report of the death OF the widow of
Col. Cross.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-21

An immense meeting has been held in Phil
ade'phia on the War question. Eloquent men
of all parties spoke, and spirited resolutions
were passed.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-21

The Britannia, which left the 4ih il momen-
tarily expected at Boston, with adviccs IS days
lator.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-21

NAvAL--U. s. fiigate Congress, Capt, Stock
ton, from Rio Janero, arrived at Callao, April
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-21

The Legislature Of Virginia consists Of %
Democrats - Wings
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-21

Thomas ". Burgess, Esq, has been ro.el,ct.
cd Mayor of the City of Providence without
opposition.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-21

Ii is stated that the President will distribute
the volunteers among the several States, 80 ~
to allow each share in the glory of The war.
The orders have been counlermand,d " bicb
were given to the troops at Fort Miflln, u.
well as to Col. Bankhead to repair 10 the seat
of war.
The Directors of tho marine insurance. com.
pan'es of Philadelphia have resolved to insert
the war clause in al their future policies,
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-21

Two thousand stand Of mnsk,t. and 100
kegs Of bali cntl,idg'. had lett New Orleans At
he lat dates.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-21
The EJrfffcaif0ns.

The following are some Of the items in the
Bill passed, approved by the President -
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-01-02
COMMUNICATIONS.
CONVENTION OF FRIENDS.

1t is now generally conceded by abolition
lists that the society of Friends occupies a
pro-slavery position and that it stands in the
way of the redemption of the Slave, and con-
sequently that it is Anti-C Christian.
In view of these facts, many of its members
both at the East and West are dissolving
their connection with the society, are coming
out of the church, while others who are con-
%spicuous in the Anti-Slavery cause, see no i'm
propriety in remaining in connection with it
and laboring to replace it upon the Anti
Slavery ground that it once occupied.
would now suggest the propriety of cal
ling a convention during the present winter
to compare views on this important question
T.. ii.
Washington Township, Dec. 20h 1915.
We hope the above proposition of our
friend Enos Hills will receive that careful
consideration which its importance demands
-[EDRs.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-01-02
bondman, and the eternal spirit of justice will

bondman, and the eternal spirit OF Jusllce VIII
reward you.
That mercy you to others show
The same will show to you.'
Act the reverse and your moral sentiments
will become blunted. and yourselves propar-
ed to become the destroyers of each other.
Follow not the multitude to do evil, suffer
not yourselves to be harnessed to the car OF
church or state; while like that of Juggernaut
they crush human victims. If you do, remem-
Der
"The self same grave oppression delves
For others rights, is yawning for yourselves"
The strong holds of oppression here are
badly shaken, the hand writing on the wall is
visible, their glory has departed, happy for
the world when it sinks into oblivion. The
light of science, unobscured by the gloom OF
superstition, will then dawn upon the human
mind.
Believe me, the Thugs here had nearly
strangled thought, but their giant power is
crippled, physiological and moral reform may
yet progress. The soul of man may yet
stand erect and dare to exercise its God-giv-
en- rights.
Reformers, a worlds redemption lies upon
you, press on to the noble task, the united
power of thought will do it, the voice of MIL
lions, like that of Deity, ere long will say
"Let there be light"
Abby and her comrades have done much
good here, they have troubled the waters,
over which the angel of darkness has long
brooded in death-like silence.
Natures true mobiles, shrink not from your
herculean task. In the smiles of an approx
ing conscience and the blessings Of many a
grief-worn heart you will find an ample re-
compense for all your tolls.
HENRY BROWN.
New Brighton, Dec. %, 1915.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-31
EaIfaeiO OF Letter ffom John Leach.

NAFON's NIN. NnifeGmcTV Co. Nv.
DEAR SlE-For the last two years have Icrn ii Ken
with the ohils aud fevcrs when recovered of tbat
was iaSen with costivCness. and pain n my .n siI,
Just al the edge OF the r inged for nine "A eel
-Four phvsicians attended me. and long course at
medicine with histers the rein rcSiovcI around
nay whole body with much jerking in Iny nerves aud
nesh IL continued for some months she Dneors said
mast move or would die was thcn able 60 walk I'll
Thought had continual soreness and ransca in my stom
arb aud howssi also papa' ion OF the heart ARR the
Doctors had got all had which was small fam they
told me must change my situation or would die
then SCI out for keniucky aud my Journey ! came
across some Pills called DR.. Esns 'sTOnir aud Anti Dvs
peptie Pills lought two loves. they were uf more
worth to me than any have used. have Keen I'M
Ahf % procure mhrc which me the re.dom al
writing 10 YOU; aud my friend II you eau send me
sonfc more, will remit you the amount
viii sntscritc myself, yom afflicted friend.
JOHN LEACTr
For sale wholesale and retail by PRYOR & fAtfII..
oci&, Sole agents Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-31
NEW ANEe GLsEAEo
DRY GOODS

e GORGE McNlERAN Is now opening a. his roe
Nd ToO0 ON MarFei square, splendid stock ot fancy
sud stalc Dry Goods ~ conrony low prices So which
The notice Of hs customers ctiully solicited
For Gentlemen super wool dyed Back French cloths
4" Heavier
=" 4" Brown, Olive ani Green
Black and other coorcd Cassimegs super lack French
Tor Ladies c'uaks haired do Black fancy striped So e.
cadet aud steel mixed Sacis super striped barred ard
plain satin CtEvN,s silk
forthc Iaiies super Gyaluo'rd raeiuc-c rot cs hic
coorcd CO ncre do. -ik Narp and ancy usrc Alpaca
hitct c'o' plan Gsrvefe shEws heavy black richly
eniroiiefci Shaded morinocs black and other colors
rorccns for lies wCfr Ind Ia uuu and SN thrctc
aces, Nipars ceshucs Usd iarhs wool hose aucy hon
tct rtfpus new 81 VThs, very low great variety
surer tark, lrown and SAGE co!uya ladies' ktd gloves
spentd assortment black, white and rcd mUrro y8ri-
Ear'si0n and o'hcr Giugnan's good -tncat Hauut
~ colors, -hrtnE- Mcschcd and brown with good "a
lety of o'i klnds Ot fancy ard fishiOua' ic Goods
Al.So slpcr Guup"wl"r iugCrta' a. yeung Uysbu Teas
ooona tlw!on Mo "a shpushonc do, super govygumeu
Java aua tio coaec iof sale by GEO McMJ ERNN,
Olt lI, MalnD. .IlIarN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-31
FHTSII GOODS.

iJSl reserved dircr from alspiia. and f,v e5!c a.
- the srls Grocery OpregI-o tie Dig Rcd EuOt, 40,
f0llow,pg 0.itor-.
Hoy tiruu- l0y Rock CcnJl -yHlAs Oatmeal - " s.
lead hai pr i"N nttl az l'Itt. aNcs superior
Ctocnlsc, tOyh uo Jocoa tUA O0Her duzel A4uSS.
toou hCtchun dozen Essen, iugi,uv Gtan,jcss
SsTdes, " rs aiNCd IicScs. irc.srycl Pine Nn s..
Apucntr. caches. ears ciDen Peel and rawcrvias
90 quart ars, superior iuc Apple cec, yurfty of ~
garland Tor .paofjIug cQSts Tres ot- cOuCcrra C
Essence 90 Lemons ~ loNes suucrlIr Lc.aa. irlcirc
ri cs1aduTC SCgg-g. a. Goreu s-gr.sa smoking Iu'ar
so, dozeu ri' snd ~ do, LoNeN,a a-rua,s chew.
ing To- acco, dozen iuNts Gi,H'~ fiu.c'uus Suartu
Span, Mace, Ground cinnamon aId ciovCs pirc Sa'a
OH lruou Syr,n, Ground Stts Ieces4 fiilr.is i,ng.
lIsi, w dnHs, ST.; She'd Almonds, Dried cU'falfS Loaf
and IulvCrl2eu -useg. ,-~ah Btusrcs Ncets Hand.
ScWls Shoe ErUsics and Tusfc-r It's pbrc rdeT Vim
ecs-, Smoked Herring Family Herring, MOL Ns-Ee-c,
s'ad aud fickcd Ssnou, which, with MANY sfttri.s on
store, ales my 1ssofiWcui very complete aud win le
sold cheap lOr cash or approved lsdor.
scp2l Ed ENENRl NCEN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-31
CARS. GAPS

AK now 90 cur~t OF receiving a vcf, ls,.. o., ,,
- lerigf sss"rineft OF Meas, Xoa.i's srd i =,
sps, ~ cvefE variety ana syc. vim. ot nv Nrr-s-
"lh, Plush. Velvet, Oiled sin lmita;,o,, a. ~, 49,,
SeSi comprising all the slylcs VIZ: ' ''''
Inc Entgoid Psttcr rao. Auto a.,
= be- &c aud Castor Orecon ~,
loyrihcr with 0lt;lie isie ard eppro,cA 80, 80, ,
winch We're purchased hy myself ron, The New, No.t
1N-icti Mshuisetures for cash. and discount Al
.aIsf IA Tue season. uenty my patfou. are, d,
FAVOR me with their custom. shalt have TN a,ytr
isH forget TO eau al ". W. Jnpeaon 100 Main
,ss YOU Nai very good Hat Cap a. Ail, ION.
seAy notwithstanding hats The appyove,l ~ n
81 we nest material. BY the best kuen ard most
,IVNtu isSuions Country merchants WHO want aa,s
~uu 'ss ~ ne case or dOzsn Will pcsse "a. a. ann
pl''u I" SUPP them on better terms than theV an
, 90. - 'eSi; W. ". JIMISON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-31
EGa,rl GUru

"NlLA 81. INEAP CASH
CLOTHING STORE:
SECOND door G(l0te ths DHi,3 States fkfsi
Wt,ding lc
TIiOS. HUGHES. Jr..
now receiving Sud Opening sisrtc arL lesuiicil a.,
- sentiment OF C,slopilc Fsit sad Winter ,c.is -o
s,e WIN rfeas cave. 10th .. u 'yc and quaty aud
rus'' :" vert low ior cssh ths he cen aud viii sou
ueu clesp they con D. hai ,n tir Western ,o,
u!. ne invites HE attention oi these who sre on %
Nhiip" ipt themselves tsote Gcr,. a. ~
y led 10 seii 'hcfr good Goods as low az money
vA bay ucn.. Having purchased va, ,.io,t ~.
c most do,,rsv foods to- thc arpto sins se,ssr d.
~ IteS'd 10 sell them Far less tuau thov havr before
teen offered. The following conn res rart,sn yl
CLOTHS. blue, brck. brown. clsrct and ,n,,sill.
Ei.en tteaoh tnriish and American eIoth. of ,vcfv
shade. tricc ond quSluy. Beaver cloths and rc,v,r
fwCojs o. very stiicrisr ors,,t, i, ana az, i..
Ram Snd fancy fvuch. EnHI,-l and American Cl,si
iiief = troni 2. Z cents 10 - 50 nor , ard
INEEIS-Gobl utNf, clar,t and is,lia riyt T,y,cls
splendid arucle forsacks 0nd D,pr,oaJs
NESTINGS--ENiro sup,r cashmere aud a., o,,r,ra
lei nicr,o vestipes. n Ooeii. puid and s ans down 49,
Sleiici aud sHtiuent. sc.
sATtNE1s--Auy quantity q ss,inc,s Of risiu and
,eiicy o"'"r. 81 ycur own pricos ENtvs super tluc
H"eNihaW hanke's foi's. Vg,ovu and cotton iiusyy
ncntloh
CR.tvATs-T'aiu & r.ocv s,,io Crsys,s and ssa,r,.
r peNe' nsndNerehie's, Fhci, Ss.uncTe aud H"skin
g"NcS Susrcndcis. ucrru and latS wcci under shirts
aud drawers, Cantor ars an wooi Fsurei 10 ,.,o.en
.'IuI,s c9'ury ki hoi, hose pliin fact every uing
thst can tclookci for i clothing store.
READY MADE q OTuiNc-tUs.s. Liuc Mach and
lNlel co'oied cloth oress and och coats. ifoH 90
So Blue llscAinaw llapkei and lCNyeT cloth over
coats heavy Tweed ADD ri.Ot c'o.h 30
fANTALOONS-ria,n and fancy Cashmere anita
iesns cheaper thar, ever NoUsa from 81 90 $50 Gas
'ine ranta"oha ot All colpts, srlCs and prices low
a : % pcT pair.
NESrS-rhc most beautiful assortment Of ready
made vests that ever a, looked a. made aud trimmed
ia superior style
SllEIS-Nhiie LINEN Snd Muslin shisis made az
cone w an lie hest siyie, aud better artelC know,
sh can re fought amy whore ESQ 10 the ciiy. striped
men and calico shirts MSrueariTe, check and chil;1
shiftf.
may lc profe- hcrc 20 mention that all goods sold
nl OF NAs so'i-hucW warranted perfect, 10th
" 9Nhi! and Manufacturers The customer ruae no risk
~ having az inferior article put upon them. ANY OF lie
"ye goods made 10 order In the latest and most fash
ons'.e styles. and warranted 60 sale. Hence
Neud say 10 one anu AL WHO size good lt. made ont
" uc Test mSersS al tie shortest nuco, 10 ca a. tc
Ns'Gr street c'"tilg STORE. formerly ne staud of the
S,c John i.eech. III, HUGHES, j..
NACciiu. CJ.t
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-31
$4,000

Grand Consolidated Lottery of Delaware aud
Georgia. Class NJ rs Extra.
To he drawn a. Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday
November -. ielG.
a. hUaicr lO.trrv-l3 drawn Ballots splendid scheme
prize of SjOctO. of 2nG00. ot iOUOO OF OCO OF
1,uO 81 3,6ui, % OF Lao, and 90 of SO
Tickets sig, shares IN proportion. 4 crrtifcsc of
package of twcutySN whales, viii : IlS twenty.
SIX HAYES 50, uWcuiy six quarters S2g
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-31
A GOOD MEDICINE,


AsToR House., March G. 1916.
DR.. q. Benz. sNiTn,-nrSr Sir, Las; week started
from seaeea county, with large 10, OF IA sheen and
being exposed Sl nigh, ia ihe cars. watching thcm.
took coId 50 that when arrived New York ms meek
was slin and bad violent pain my heed. Assoon
- disposed Of my sheep, wss Obliged 80 attend 10 my
h'ath. obtained sioX of your Improved indian eget
able Fills, and afcr taking doses vas entirely re-
Iievcd. am we'll known in the inicriar and weston
par Of tl6s STATE and shall always be pleased 10 recon
mend your Pills Yours Truly %. AIYoRD.
Office 10 Creenw ich street, (f.srec Brick Rlook j
IL Always ash for the lnpToy Cd Indian Nctsta'!e
DcJ- Aud see Tia, q. Benz sai,h Is Written with
pen The lotion OF tie lDN
Tis Is 10 certify that have used The u-ar coated pl
msnufaetufed by q. Beni. smith Of New YORK for some
time, sd believe them 20 he good medicine: and also
from enquiry IN thai city, am persuaded ihai hc Is te
original Inventor. and therefore Is entitled 70 Tie tcucHt
Of the invention, =. WILLIAMS,
Pastor Isl Baptist Church, Pittsburgh.
Office l7gGrccnwich ~. Oarcc brick blocA)
ll-T Always ask for ule Improved Indian Vegetable
Pills.
TPAnd see that G. Benz. Smith is WRITER with q
pen the bottom Of the FOX
Asrsrs ~ wnseuss, J, CBCMBtCKER, rBYOR
4 PAULl,. ID. MACLANE. Argus office.
-. CGsiKselLLE, O., MORGAN and RAMSEY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-31
C0rresp0mdsnee Of ~ Pieqmne.
EVACUATION OF MONTEREY

MONTEREY MtNlCO, sept. - lsyt6.
6ehtiemen-- We are at length 10 quiet nos
session OF this place, the last diyisioa OF Am.
Pudies army having marched out Yesterday
morning. The LIST division marched out on
the 26sh, the 81 on The 9Th. and the balance
on the 18Th. ! saw the two last and wsssble
20 form tolerable good idea OF The number
OF men IN them. There could not have been
sewer than 25OC in each division. OF regular
soldiers, welt armed and equipped. Add to
thee some two thousand hUrs. men who lci,
the city IN small parties, during the four DAYS
night, and 81 least 5000 Citizens Of the town
who took up arms IN us deienCc, aud yon have
q pretty strong force iOf the defence III place
which nature aud art have combined to render
a. strong b any 10 the world
How such az army thus situated, could ev-
or sllow ilsfll 10 b. conquered by force ol
iess than 1000 men, will alway IS a ppear strange
" me. The cOwadice OF Ampudia j. now
established beyond doubt 50 careful WI.
~ ~ his person. that Is is said be- never ono,
les, hes house when any iidng was going on
ielt psriecuy satisfied. sleu i -.,v tb.
NeAsan tpoOps FsS. uut Oi town. sab Tie sr
ftugrmrnis which Gen. IaylOr he'd ius,le =, M
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-31

FRUIT TREES. Our old friend Curtis Of
Marshall county, is atthe Monroe house With
splendid assortment of fruit trees, the re-
suit OF ten years effort TO procure the hes
fruit the country Affords He offers them a |
moderate prices, and his collection should re-
ceive the attention Of fruit growers,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-31
&R2.OelO

Grand Consolidated Dottery OF Delaware and
Georgia. Class No. ID extra
To le drawn al Wilmington, Delaware ON Thursday
Nov. -. 1870.
prizes of $4,000. OF 5000. 90 500 OF 2,0CO I
l,2l1 Oof l,CCo 81 Of $50. 20 OF SEQ.
Tickets sj-Sharcs in proportion. certificate Of
packages "f twcuty-sN whoes viii cos; S;c Nv enty.
SIX halve. SIS, iweniy six quarters 81. 80.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-31

mem; 10 have taken all these men rrisoner.
auuu nave been useless. Their arms ,ye a.
"Vt want; their horses were WORTHLESS MI
~" exceptions. ana il would have hscn
w! expensive and troublesome To feed nnJ
SuaIu Nd many men. And moreover. i,,vo,,lI
na'e cost msuy valuable lite To have ca,r;,I
'i'e city at the point OF the bayonet
rode out with the head of the column Ia :.
'elote yesterday, when their second J;,;g;'
,e.t Town. That scene alone would Linz,
Nv Nv enumerated one for the long Journey ~
w AT the head of the column 1o5,,
s"e eohl'nsnder OF the division. with his s,aIT
, ~. oy Maj. Scott. of the 9th Inran,
-" VIZ us Aduiant (Lieut Deas) and
pcy,o,, i1ahson' Robinson and McLaws. Col.
ce;,.S ~, 'Yuc ny lhe side of tie chief. and re-
aswe turned out TO Let the column march , 49,,
"beh The head had reached Palace hin.
ana now was presented n scene ,vh;ch
"a ian never forget. Two regiments of infantry
.so OH with colors flyipg. drums beaiing e,J
,rI ua1s'npeters blowing with all their might.
ine mes made all the noise shey could. The
'nen were all well armed, and the whole bi,i.
sioh seemed 10 be well appointed. uith the
exception ot shoes, i'm lieu OF which. n,ce, 81
,he men wore sandals. Three pieces of artil,
iery were IN the centre OF the column. one s;y
Que u'he' ana one twelve-poundeI. The line
mile. "O0"' one
Inc army wes accompanied by great many
IVmaies; Vihcers wives ON horse back. their
isees muffied, and with hats on: soIrlies' wives
mounted on dondeys or on foot. some of Then,
carrying burdens that | would scarcely ,hink
OF packing upon mules; young women with
snort snort petlcoais, and hats. tipping lightly
long; young girls trudging along with their
Mite valuaOles in their arms.
yesterday morning the last division WAS
u =, OUT IN the plaza next TO the cathedral
,,e Is all The plaza could hold-and Ca otain
hiies' who IS stationed there with his regi-
henI' Cdh Infantry, drew up his command
Ia" O., saiuled the regiments as they passed him.
Ihe ist division is encamped in The Grove
nree mites cas-, of the town--one of the love.
lest spots in the worth, shaded by LARGE necan
ND I'VE oak trees. This grove seems 10 be
ne only woodland in this region and is r..
DRIED to by the citizens OF Monterey as Mace
OF holding picnic parties. The 81. av5Iu,-
eet DIVISION, IS also enramped in this grove
rren. Worih's division occupies the Iowp.
he citizens are beginning To return in grept
numbers and appear to feel glad that the M,x
can Army has lett them.