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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-14
CASE OF nRnpSY.


We have never KNOWN . case OF Dfopsy "nleH m's
medicine. If used did relieve. The following Is copy
OF letter DR.. Townsend received from Il gentleman On
Long Island. II Ia truly remarkable case
FLATsUsH. Long Island. June IL, lSio.
Dr. TOWNSEND: NV mother who Is tS years oi age has
for several wears pact been labotng under oil.
Dropsy ". employed before We heard OF your nedi.
n. re. number OF remedies but ihe disease continued
10 gain on her she much boaed that II was almost
lmpossble or her lie down, or sleep while lyns her
f.,t and leg- were truly sight behold. We heard
much respecting your remedy and We con
cuded obtain for her satisfaction, not dreaming ha
yould relieve her as far AZ vans-d IN years and
her disease was OF 50 long sadngior her complaint had
been coming for almost ven years Inc lfst DoIe
ali. look we could not perceive that II helped her IN the
least. with the exception of increasing her appetite On
.inp the srcoRd bottle Their. an improvement IN her
disease Sh. continued using Il until she took hVe botl!rs
and she 4. almost II entirely. we'll She does not look
lie the sam. person rides aud walks with
and i, very comfortable The old lady "a highly pleased
s.sr. YOU as well the OF the family aud has re-
o1..t.d me 10 write her md that have not
half done Justice TO it, for have not cannot describe
how she appeared the suffering she experienced or me
yr-sl l,u6l. shs was for long time, IN her helpless
eopdi,ion Yours, respectfully, &c JAMES ALLEN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-14
ryArwood,. Celebrated Empire Cook stoves.

These Stoves arr warranted usual Persons wanting
Cook Stoves invited TO them before purchas
ing elsewhere Wholesale aud retail b. Hicsok Co. 80
Waer-sL ~ Smeudos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-14
Albany, March IS, ls45

ps TowssEsD-Dear SUI. Ny wife wes last z AZ a.
taxed with severe fever. ard took large quanes u
calou,el with this abe cau ght 'olent eoh &c res
fined TO her room eboaE oc,hs NHen ne le,s. e
h-r .hs was ATTACKED eh distressing pains ney go
.ornrttnrs 40 bad In her ARD shoulders NAL sns
.suost DISTRACTED could get nothing 10 re..eye 81
we RED your Sar.spsrs which ~hen We ~ n,1scy
disteiv -Itred ner We feel under oogstons " ~ sts
srErowedg e IT, that others may avail sears 10
cS-sn sad esecrea remedy. Sac had ever tsiu 10
he sprng and has been troubled WIZ I5aat5S K DILL
the head and neck
Danie.s,. Albany, April 3, lsi@
,as gaI,or-.l Ee~-York, and los
sda peal 5ay 4ses: 9 FOR sas Soh hsax
Co No Sia-s-s- IT, Dr1xZts Baltimore. P. ".
rs ssssI-sos JOHN wrghl ( Co l
Cnafi-ee-s, tf.st fnd.es and CE-ata-
NE Sos genuine except p9t up N Ae srge :st7 aGs.
49,. ~ 3 P. TOWNSEND, ard his name blown u he
ns.a,7 y . III sisw2uThStfs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-14
WANTS suPPLIkD.-Tsz7s . No SAGA ;5s5a :

W fa,!-RicAeieG- The Nauoaai la1slhsvree Osee
No DeysI " l. has Letter Boxes pseed IL the follow.
ins legations, Ac the number Will Se increased 10 meet
;he CONVENIENCE OF subscribers q, one dolxr pet
year, thereby saviag patrons of IAis iense es:sb
any other annoyance IN fair foul weather. than
nas blank form OF orders os servants, Sc ke
Ard dropping such any - the boxes aKancrsted
watch shall BE promptly attended to IS If the psrte,
WISHED The otce. Families Subscribing VIII be sup
pied with hose blanks snG q receipt
pr.Nlay, No : NxIick-sL cor. Erspklin-sL
sir 0nisted, SrpSer, Sprins and Washington sta
St.MsrSeTs us S.eecSerst oPPosltc Couage-plsee>"
hs y llttcro, grocery, SSXth-av s1c Nlnth-st
Or. Hnton's. COT. OF Eighth avenue and .tsh.sL
Mr. \. Srdgemsn, tcrist. SIS Broadway, w Unica-sc
Mr. Ses.ons. grocer, No Thtrs>SN cor. Seventhsl.
DR.. WATERS, IS AoQson,st Avenue D.
Or. LenLt, cor. Essex and Houston slA
Dr.. Lyun 40 Gr>1d-st
Mr. D. Owen, niech tailor. SG Grand ani Essexss
NJ, Gl.chrtst, grocer, ~ Broru ceuteE Market
Mr. Michsrs, spirit sss and lsp store. ChasAsmsar
Mr.. ode, osi-st and Third avenue. "odellvilsh
Mr. Wheeisa's, Stth-st and rhirSxv. e Ycskviie
Mr.. Stsnmer's. ~ The Sridsc, Hsriaeu."
Mr.. Surnhaig's, ). miles. Blcomiusdsle roSd.
Mr. Gillespie, family grocer, foth-sl Ninta,Svrnue.
Messrs kpp Browns stage ofee, ssth.s. SEnlh-av,
Try this 0fice. Oar motto Is" No care, no pay
MID inos WIN. T. iNNES x Co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-14
situations, CT. manieo.
no TKACHERs AN ornrpSl NJ.

1'O TEACHERS AND OTHERS-A Ycaas Ms,,
srsdaate .. Virginia University 10 DESTROYS % OBJ
u ns >.E2aA.oa s. iraeneE pQosc OF psivas sAo
or IS u,or N ors gentecl tsse. .ny eon,.u,
ieanoa on The saeee addressed 70 saee..sreGs T,b-
occe Will meek " ;ih immediate Ass-r.J- ANY s,r,
who has school, to dispose Of tn. city o. yeny nav
nsa o. : pGrenAseE Mo Ss-oas
TINHE BEST YET.-Wanted-A rDlaSer q sc-ve
Men engage IN tie sale OF ceieerscd Medicines To
whom gres; chance VII De s;vra All Medselne wh.sh
does rot prove Recommended viii ee ,ske1 Again ana
Tue M amount refunded for IL We can show by our books
tt laa "a. sold eleven thousand dollars worth OF
ssic medicine Ia respectable persons who viii
guy So or upward for cash approved security. ecre
VIII De given guaranteeing ae Sie over and above ex
petes he srs The medicine viii &c taken and ise
money or security rearreG any as fsr,cns wish
70 Get me oas'ness Apply the German Laboratory, III
SSsmaetssS All -i'ers must be postpaid address box
lSS-. Pc>ioriee, MO Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-14
The Bloody Fruit. Of Nynr::

The following tables give the numbers of killed
wounded and missing at the battle OF Monterey:
crs rurcCs,s nt-t.tnN kiic4 Iiin,.nd.d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-14

u The robbery OF the ST. Louis mail turns our
to be robbery a, all The missing mail hss been
found in the dead letter Office Washington City where
il WIS sent by mistake
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-14

DOARDISE.-A gentleman and his wife, or Two "
ID three single gentlemen. DO accommodated With
good Board and pleasant rooms al ~ East Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-14
Boarding. au6 6otels.

DING-MERCHANTS HOUSE.
lS5. lST and 1873 Broadway.
'ENHE PROpRlEToR would respectfully inform families
and single gentlemen desiring board for the Winter, in
comfortable quarters with all the convenences OF hone
thai he has number OF light and pleasant sparue ats
let hirulshedl moderate prices choice OF rooms
may be had by early application. ORLANDO FISH.
mn I'm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-14

II WATCHES, JhW hb ELmF sAI ~, Row.
E, 4 .ry sherr may 10 found rich assortment. We
49, received Premium. "a gold mrdnIl Al the lats
Far God Watches IN every style, got up !or eonse'
i'm keeperl An pend col ,econds aud double Tune,
twenty ono ewe!s which very low; Js~ery Brace
.s Fins RDgs styles Of Ear rings and Italian C-meo
Pms our Silver Fo,ss spoons, Knives, &c We PRIDE
ourselves regards pattern hnish aad qualify 3r tney
al. inside u the standard of dollas We have all 91i
goods usually kept In store Of this kind Please call u
z by IN. .xrnt Of our sales tEa enabled 70 soil a.
a small advance Mr.. s. Coaoysr VIII attend 10 re-
pairing all kinds Of Watches All go0d: wsrransoo -
presented. o. .. S2Oth,E' 1872 Bowery.
NJ Ivy y, 4.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-14

TX THOliPsON's PREMIUM rhOs",
e %Aimptoved by J. r. Benjamin, IS sreEnans 81 -
Nss@ lniysrsally approved ofby he Aedlea! fscui
ly and all who use them, ss The pressure ear
DC gf4duaed from 70 fifty pounds on 'ns raPei7 WIN
o, y hscs mad which does much injury 10 tho spine
reu.tug WEAKNESS and pain back and aides sud ofe1
oeTnan.nt spinaI diseas Six days rai given sna u ns
S.rfrcIy ss;sfsc0ry. money feturn-d- leIy = hao
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-14

4n FALL FASH1ONS.-Hats, HAS arts ne.o
Hll skin So equal to those sold BY others al ot
nso elegant dress hats eI - 50 and - % superiorn
STYLE and hni.h TO many places Al - nss hss
81 C. g. Murch Will he pleased 70 SEQ bis nends ~ lis
esIabIi5hIn-nL bEOhos L. n pilCw"'
II Inn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-07
Gloomy Prospects.

We do not know whether the prospect of the speedy
passage of the SubTreasury Bill by Congress Is begin
ming already legitimate influence upon the mo
notary and commercial affairs Of the couny but seems
to be certain that "revulsion, less general and
severe, may be spprehendcd very distant day THE
prudent man, foreseeing the danger hideth HIMSELF We
would be instrumental IN exciting unnecessary appre-
tensions in TIE public mind but it is duty to give
warning when the signs OF approaching tempest begin
to da'ken the horizon. Such signs, think
in the following from late letter OF the N York
correspondent OF the National ln;eigencer:
a. The Commercial a.ir Of the country beginning
TO assume gloomy aspect Our foreign relations well
calculated lessen confidence and check enterprise The
money market is only becoming ;ight but seriously
Tins is the activity, but there is dead weight
upon commercial operations and many OF those who cacu
lated upon large spring business becoming alarmed
the prospect before them
In Charleston Is. c. there have already been
than dozen failures of them heavy. One firm has
stopped who, said, within three months have purchas
ed goods in this city, Philadelphia and Baltimore TO
amount less than hundred possibly three hundred
thousand dollars.
You advised that specie is shipping foreign
tries in large What is this tor Is it TO pay
Tor imports Arc exports insufficient 10
the demand Or, in other words have not imported
mole than have exported export, unless great
sacrifice Is made exports What be the effect
OF this demand for specie ship Ii it continues loss
OF confidence, which but step from panic. Here
will pause, only adding that the party power is doing
mischief than they be made believe but which
unless they change their policy they will feel Let them
now plunge the country into war, and their labors will
ma bee ulr ed
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-07
TIE SuB-TREASuRY.

We have already announced the passage Of the
Sub.Treasury Bill in the House of Representa-
tlves, by a vote of 100 to 6G-almost strictly n
party vote. To the adoption of this measure the
dominant party was Of course pledged by the re.
solutions Of the Baltimore Convention, and 10y
their previous cOmmittals. However, therefore,
we may regret the adoption Of Il system, which, in
its practical results, will we fear affect injurious
~ all the great interests Of the country we cannot
say that VIC are surprised at the facility with
which, although formerly vigorously resisted
IL has been permitted, almost without a struggle
to p1s' through the popular branch Of Congress.
May We not, however, "lool to the Senate" for
more d,libcTd'ion on this radical change IN the
fiscal policy If the Government May we not,
indeed, hope that that body, which, even as at pre-
sent constituted, has nobIy vindlcated ts clam TO
b. regarded the truly conservative branch Of our
political system, will pause long before It gives It's
sanction 10 measure, the principal recommen.
douon NJ which seems TO be that It is found in It's
simplest, and consequently in its most perfect
form, On the most dcspotic governments
We copy from the Now ork Courier and En-.
quIrcr the following synopsis Of the most inpor.
tsnt features Of the bill
's.,5 Provides f,r de-. appointment Of receivers. gene
wi, 90 t.i ho oo,s Tor the Of four years At the
Gov col New York, ~ Boston, sod the city u ST. Louis
Soc o. Provides that receiving officers Of customs Of
las a' 1U pusimHscrs, with named exceptions
si1 kccp ice money paid them without using IT, uH
t1r saur - ordered to be- transferred OF b. paid out
Soc ftotdIs that al receivers Of publ moIoy with
Doe ho pftci c Colunha shall whenever directed by the
Secretary Of the Treasury, Post MISTER General pay
the money received by thcm the Tfeasury md that
al of public money elsewhere shall " tho mo-
received by them 60 the receiver general az least ~
ui ~ un.r ck.
80, 40 Provides Tor he ususct of the public money
upon thc uf'ef oi the Secretary of the Treasury.
S., ~ Make the iuty Of the Secretary of the
Tfcssup v,th 30 much promftjud5 the cp,yen, nee
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-07
BOOT AND SHOE MANDATORY IN CINCIN-


A few days since stepped into the Boot and Shoe
Mandatory OF Messrs. Chaplin & CO., Broadway, OPP
posite Lower Market Street. where had opportu
nifty Of witnessing the making Of Boots and Shoes
large scale. Mesrs c. X Co employ from so 100 men
and from Is 30 women and GOO pairs of boots
and $50 to 200 pars OF shoes per week The shop the
most perfect Order each man having his peculiar
branch of business. One constantly engaged in
cutting soes, another IN preparing the "uppers another
pegs-another sews, and another trims. Each boot
shoe passing through five six different hands before
Is ready for packing The whole is under the
suPerintendenco of Mr.. c. himself. No ntoxicating
drinks allowed the premises, and idcrs are su-
iered TO lounge about The shop is miniature world
each man earnestly engaged in his business
This Is the inst mandatory Of the kind in the West
and It's operation has proved successful 1t supplies
about oue-h Of the city demand besides making large
shipments ST. Louis, and other places South and West
We were assured by MIR. c. who manufacturer East
that shoes be made cheaper and better here than the
New England States-Much Of the leather used there is
shipped from the West made up and reshPped back again.
The cost OF transportation pair thick boots about
l2 cents the cost OF transporting the leather four
This saved. Besides this saving the labor
cheaper living cheaper, and every thing else cheaper This
enterprise beside being personal benefit is benefit TO
the city. Ii has already picked up quite number of boys
from the streets to whom it gives employment. They are
able from fifty dollar per day, enough to
give them good living and something spare
Weekly Herald.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-07
PUBLIC MEETING.

An adjourned meeting Of the citizens q Wood County.
was held according to previous notice the Court
House, Wednesday, the 18th inst, take into consd.
tuition. Gro. w HESBEEsoS, Esq. called the Chair
and 5. C. DAVENPORT, appointed Secretary. The meet
ing thercupon uldcssed 10y Messrs Stnnger Harm
son, Stephenson, and Jackson after which the following
resolutions were offered and unanimously adopted
Rssolusd That as the idea Of democratic Com
mOnweah includes the absolute political equality Of tho &c
who compose IT, the conduct Of the Eastern portion Of the
State IN Withholding from the western, against its consent
it, propprUnale share Of representation IN the General As
semby, l. palpabe violation Of fundamental and nds-
pensable prime pie Of republican government
RssDiued That ~ the refusal Of tie majority the Leg.
atu:e, late session. call convention for amen
ding tc unequal unjust and oppressive constitution Of tie
STATE except upon the present basis Of the House Of Dele
gates aud without regard the much greater increase Of
population taxation IN the West than IN East since that
established and the refusal Of the General As
semby 10 reapporon the representation among the
great d. c ut the State, the period prescribed Tor that
purpose, end since, recognise determination to DENY
10 the West the few advantages guaranteed To her BY
the Constitution TO reposs her energies prevent the de-
yeopment Of her resources deprive her Of the legislation
she needs and 10 make only her and prosper
ty but her very rights and Liberties dependent upon the ar
btrury viii Of the Est.
hesOlrsd, That this meeting Jmmends that \ Con
ventDn, To be composed Of delegates oil the Western
counties, meet at suitable place during the approach
ing summer deliberate aud decide what course It - be-
coming and proper Tor them to pursue, in order secure
them Just influence IN the councils of tho State.
ReSoited, That the proceedings Of this meeting be pub
ishod IN the Parke'sburg Gazette, and that the newspaper
throughout the Commonwealth, and particularly thuse pm
ted Richmond be requested copy or otherwise suta
bly, notice the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-07

the Pubc busnes, srd ilse safety ~ the public funds
will permit withdraw the balances rcrnsinng with the
present repositories.
Sec IL Directs the in which the books shall he
kept &C. and provides that any loanng OF the public mo-
conversion OF II TO private shall be sdJudged sn
embezEement OF such money, which is declared 10 be
felony punishable, conviction by imprisonment Tor not
less than sir months than ten years anu me
equal TO the amount OF money cniberzlcd.
Sec 10. Provides that after the thttieth day OF June
sI6, one-thrd part OF s duties taxes. sales OF public
lands debts, and OF money accrung OF becoming
due the United States. shall be collected IN gold aud sill
ve and from aud tbs thrtieth O June, leiI, one
other third part shalt be collected such currency; and
after the 31th OF June, lSIS the remaining third part
shall be collected and from and after the last mentioned
day all payments government dues OF postage shal
be IN gold and silver only.
Sec 10 Directs all payments made by every officer
agent ot the after the last mentioned period
TO be in gold and silver only.
Sec. 81 Forbds any exchange Of funds by any of the
officers asen's OF the government other than an ca
change for gold aud silver; aud d every dburing Off
when the his disbursements furnished him
IN currency legally receivable, make his payments ia
such currency, when furnished drafts make his
ments received for the drafts furnished unless Inc IN
either exchange the his hands for gold and
silver at par.
Sec. %. Makes it the duty OF the Secretary of the
Treasury TO issue and publish regulations 10 enforce the
speedy at all government drafts aud prescribe
the time which all drafts shall be presented Tor paymeni
aud guard far be- against those drafts being
used or thrown into circulation paper currency
dunn OF exchange
Sec. "a Fixes the salaries OF the receivers general
&c. The receiver general New York To be paid Si
900 per Charleston 8, 500, and at ST. Louis 81
500, &c"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-07
Majority on Joint balIot. %.
ur. ucDuGne'. speech.

ur. uCDuffie's speech.
In the Senate Saturday last the debate the Oregon
question: continued by Mr. McDufiie, speech OF
great ability but still more remarkable for independence
and Most Of the Senators who had indicated
their opposition measures. and their willingness
copOmse the 18th degree had nevertheless hesta-
ted TO express when it very manifest that they
entertained strong doubts Of the validity Of the American
title TO the Russian line. Mr. McDufie. however took
the bull boldly 10y the horns and expressed his deliberate
conviction only that ought compromise upon the
line Of 10, but that IN truth, have tale a Of
soil north Of t,ut line Tie claim derived by u through
Spain ANA much relied upon by Mr.. Buchanan in his
correspondence with he BRUSH Minister, Mr.. McDuiic
declared To Oe wholly worthless. "ln 1896 lhe snid,)
Spain had abandoned the county, She erreurned
believe the trading vessels Of Spain never return
" ed that after 1895, when it abandoned by
her to the British We purchased what claim she had
She ceded us, 1919, all her rights claims and pre-
tensions. ITegaTd, therefore, the claim ofthe United
States the treaty With SPAIN Of no raae at ALL and
" # had had the discovery by Gray, and the sob
sequen exploration Of Lewis and Clarke, not know
that the United States would have drcomt Of setting
no claim that country. Some OF opinion that
the title Of France extends the Pacific That may be
confess have been able SEQ it. II II be
however it fixes the parallel Of 40 deg the bounda
Try. Ny opinion is horeper that hare no tile
at all sreept from the discovery Of Cray aAd think
our title that, not clear and une7uuOeal, il GER
tsnly title sTeieH! to stand upon. and right
"upoH." Mr.. McDufio proceeded 10 show that national
honor involved in the decision Of this queston-and
that Mr.. Polk may, without sacrifice Of either the rights
honor Of the country, make to- receive from the
British government the offer made by US in 1873 and re-
newed successfully IN 1924. in ls26 and IN 1874
Mr. McDuife next adyered to the steriiy and barren
Of the countyand quoted at length from Groenhow
book (Which ought to he deemed good authority by his
opponenis to show that the country appears have been
blasted by the God Of It The said totally des
ttue Of every attraction II Is almost incapable Of sus-
tanning civilized human being" And yet, for the ac-
QUESTION Of such a counry-sO remote, sterile so in
hospiiabc and which at best title extremely doubt
ul-ihore who would plunge into a war the issue
Of which has the penetration forcsoe, the two
most formidable nations on the face Of the earlh Surely
this is "tie very error Of the moon!"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-07
uENRICO.

At aarge and respectable meeting Of the Wing
OF the county OF Henrco. held county house
on Monday the 9th inst for the purpose OF selecting
candidate represent them in the House OF Delegates
Virginia at its next session Jacob b. ktsee ESQ., cal.
led TO the Chair aud d. NJ Pusm appointed Secretary
The meeting was called To oruer by the Chairman;
On motion OF Mt. David Bridges. DR.. X. s. Cav thorn
was put In nomination.
On motion of Mr. Jas. A. Fulton, Mr.. Chas. d. vii
hams put in nomination.
On motion Of Isaac A. Goddn. Esq. Mr.. John A. Ian
caster. was put in nomination.
The friends OF Mr.. Charles b. Williams, finding that he
in the minority withdrew his name. The vote was
then taken between Dr. r. $ Cawthorn, and John A. Ian.
caster, Esq aud the stood thus; DIR. s. Cawthorn
received O. votes and John A. lancaster ESQ., So whcn
On motion OF DIR. Lewis W. Chamberlayne, John A.
Lancaster Esq. cordially received the nominee Of
the Wing party OF Heniico county, TO represent them in
the House Of Delegates OF Virginia, its session.
all pledgng themselves Ia give him their cordial
DAVID VI. PULLIAM, Sec'ry.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-07
NEW ORLEANS- M,ncu o1

LATER GALvEsroS.-By the arrival last ey ening OF
the steamship Alabama, Capt Winde. we have Galveston
dates up the oath inst.
The news is Of no importance. All quiet the
frontiers, and the Legislature principally occupied in
matters Of mere local interest. The following resolu IN
had been offered in the House
"Be Il ResOiusd, That Senators in Congress be,
and they hereby instructed for the
uoduced into the HOue OF Representatives, giving notice
- Great Britain Of the Of the Joint occupancy Of
the Oregon territory"
No from Gen Taylor and the advance Of the "Ar-
my Of Occupation" towards Matamoros.-Pieayune.
DEPARTURE THE MISSISSIPPI PROM PESsAcoLA-One
Of our Pensacola correspondents, writing under OF the
afternoon Of the 2Jd ins that the o. $ steam rae
Mississippi had Just sailed for Vera Cruz having on board
Lieut. d. ID. Porter bearer OF dispatches
ernmeut Mr. Sdel. The Raran ifigae was TO follow
The MIsssslppI In The course OF few daYs.-Lb.