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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-07

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-07

Law IN NEW JBRSEY.-In The STATE n
New Jtnssy there are 8 Lawyers, 2Os Mss.
ters W Chancery, SO Commissioner 81 DEEDS
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-07
LETTER FROM MATILpA n. pAyEN

LETTER FROM MATILDA L. DAvEN.
fORT.-The following II On extract from q
letter written to Dr: C~lickener, by Matilda l..
Davenport. Of Philsdelphia. who was cured Of
en- infiammssory Rheumatism. by the use Of
DR.. CIickeners Sugar-Cysted Vegetable Pills,
after every other means had failed:
"DEAa SHIT 10 with emotions of the
greatest gratitude that I address you at this
time. and believe me, | speak the sentiments
OF my heart when | sssure you that through
your means ] am now enabled to move in the
land 9th living. Bbout sin months since I
was attacked with the in6smmatory rheums-
tism, and consulted the best medical advice
IN the city. Different medicines were given.
and the utmost attention paid me, bat eli was
OF no effect, end I thought I was doomed 10
finger ON an existence nxd wrotched By ex-
treme physical suffering. The physicians ssid
that they had dons an, end promised INV
speedy departure TO the land Of spirits. When
they had given me over, 30 low had I become
thst IL was impossible TO stir . limb without
The greatest exersion, aud even then every
movement was excruciaingly painful. Al
this time . near and dear friend recommended
10 me che nee Of DR.. Ciickener's Sussr-Co.sed
Vegetable Purgstivc Pills, stating Al the .,me
time that they II snything. could sford relief.
Being on the verge of despair, end ready ~
grasp ct whatever promised relief, / rom.
nsenced taking them according 10 direction =
IN one week, strange ss II may sesm.my n.in.
LETT me,-my hesfih ives estored, end + h.
came : new snd different bring. am srsd.
veuy gsining my strength, my appetite 4,
sood, and the disease Is wholly driven from
my system. ~"
"hicuse me for troubling you with tbi,
bot sm 10 much rejoioed A. ms
speeoy recovery that imPerous duty demands
Believe me 10 b. youn,
Truly and sincerely,
MATILDA l.. DEvRNPoEry
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-07
DIRECT FROM PHILADELPHIA,
Each paper bears the label and w~svvaRsy Of
DAVID l.ANDWErH.
FOR SALE BY J. CRUMBACKER

It's Mars srissr. WHEELING. VA.
NxrRACr fso@ The 'sspu' u ~ 'vtlsias
committee 81 The Pesssyivasis lssssisslss.
RAJ ssr's'y; u"snissssly sa"Psss. cd ssssssd -
~ printed.
LANDRETH'S NURSERIES & GARDENs.
.Thss - cate ns.ss erossds ere 81 Feasssl ssssss,
near the Arenai. The sasjsss sss5ss-
tin ai Csmsli,ss wss made here. Ssss q 49,
r.~ IN The psssssioa ef ,hsss Distinguished 80.
cry men. are 70. Zee, high. ns sstes.
i've.
In The nurseries We ssw . great Ds~y 11sg.saiss.
of which there ere NO lee ii - thiresA diaisrs
species snd three varieties. O~s plsns Il Ne %
sssnd'h,ss n 30 Zee, high end IN fen bts.a. Hsss
are likewise The ~ cosduss 50 lsss hisA; . h~ssssifsi
- i~e' high. OF The AZ esespiess; he eusisss osss
Orange. Inst ssssiss lie Iced ssassss t~gss sAss
sny olhss d~eiLueus Tree.
The Nurseries are III .sy e~ssecsly as.sssd,
srPpayins every part Of The unisuss dsssst e wkseA'
would occupy so, much Of osf spacs; "a shsss6se
e"a'sni ourselves with stating shsi ths clock 10 vsry
large. ssd On every ssses ef grswih. eo0sjNirg e
F.",t . d Ornsms mel Tree. shsuts. Esesrsseus,
v'nrs end Cse~p~w. with . c~ollscsips II kssSsescus
pisass; FRUIT TREES ef The bss kis&. 90 nrss
heal ~ eoadtsaa; large bsds sf sesdiseg sppsss.
p~sis. f'ums. nc. ~ so ks ks hsddsna sst espA,
sas; . plan very supesiss io that OF weskiaa spsa
sseksm. which carry with The. iass he ssah ell
The dssessss Of The parent stock.
GARDEN SEEDS
OF the finest qualify hsve bean sssesed sves he
county fom ,hsse ssounds, end neg slwsys - H.
pended uroa. The ssed ssssbisAaeas ~ shsss
H"siie oI,us.,s 10 sas ot The noe, ssssNsive % he
uo On. and is reputation 10 well ssssssssa hs~s
ysss 10 year.
tn obvisis The ehsnee Of mis- fuss 81 he hsina
sfihs plants Of The ssme family. they have ssssklisA-
. 1 snsihes nursery o. . suitable dssssaes. - sAes
dsseners'ion esnno, take place. end which, sssssss
the purchasers q genuine srscts.' xa1wisg
thus the sgs. quality end pspcrs Of esissse - ssssv
p'sn'. The sappiy fsoa theis grcssds y sses~nsa.
led with sssst scakdssce.
Since The dale cf The .nspsst' trss wk;eA shs
afovs - stsifsc,ed. the entire esssAtaAasus ~
hsen greatly enlarged. TIE csilscsios ~ Csnsiiiss
-rabfscts ell the finer kinds. and ecuuSsss e spsS
'hsassnds cf various sixes; 20 likewise u Rasss. ed
Other desirable plants. both sssdsr and hansy-
-Ffmi Trees. etc.
The seed Gardens. sloae. cavef Gny serss. md
The whole 70. ~ "a hiss been fes ncss than kan ..
eeniofy. under The successive management Of father
end s'n. The nnsi pfaniseni in Anssscs.
~ Orders received by , CRUMBACKER. hsna
"h"m estslsses nsy bs % obtained. srsiis.
Gsh7 I'm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-07
City Of PHILADELPHIA. d.

City Of Philsdelphi.. ~.
Personally sPpeered before me the sub-er.
DIT, recorder Of the city Of PhilsAslphis, ths
above named Mstild. 4. Davenport, who, ou
het solemn oath, depo.e end sys that the fore.
koans statement V true, 10 The best Of hry
snowledge end belief. On witness whereof.
n.ve bsfeunto 81 MY hand. this 2ssh day AZ
hsy, a. ID, 1854. RICHARD vAU1.
feb7 IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-07

LORD JOHN RUSSELL.-Th following
opinion OF Lord John Russell is given by the
late Sydney Smith
There ~ not a better man i'm England than
Lord John Russell but his failure Is, that he
- lgnorant OF oil moral icsr; there Is nothing
he would not undertake. / believe he would
perform the operation foe the slonc-build 81.
feters-or assume with or without ten
minutes nUticr) The command Of the channel
hec' and no one wopli discover by lis man
ner That the patient had dicd-the church tu,n-
bted down-and the channel fee, been knock.
cd - atoms. ] believe his motives are al.
ways pure, aud his measures often able. bat
they are endless. Tie alarms the wise libsrals;
and u y Impossible 70 sleep soundly while Ice
las command Of lhc watch" lie adds in a
note Another peculiarly at the Russels il.
That they never alter their opinio0s-they are
an excellent race. bat they must b. tnrpannsd
before they csu b. convinced.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-07
NiENICo-

II i, now settled that the government oi
Mexico has driven MIR Slidell, oar accrcdi-
ted minister 20 that country from the seat OF
government, and refused him the usual escort
We were indebted TO the III Dorado Tor thi,
intelligence. some three OF four days ego; bat
eastern papers leaving New oheanson the 25d
ul,, set 1t down as a mere ruuor. We have
now dates from New 0ileans OF the 18th and
26th, which fully confirm the report aud state
that Mr.. Slidell was dismissed, nay, ignomin-
iously driven from the couniry the usual es.
.cort refused; and that a United States ship OF
war had landed It's marines to proceed 10 the
interior eni proiec, hun.
We have looked upon the annexation OF
Texas asa wrong committed by our govern
ncu, upon Mexico: but IL was doubtless con.
sidcrrd RICH, by those who did the deed, and
they being now ia power in this country,
should certainly take such steps : are known
10 al civilized nations. 10 protect the honor
AMI standing of the country.
many event. IL seems 10 "a The duty Of our
county TO take some steps 10 show Mexico
that we shall require lrom it ihc usual terms
81 respect from Nation to Nation. A ship or
tSo al MEXICAN pors and the landing OF a
few troops. wopld set the matter right, we
suspect, aud induce Mexico 10 yield 10 any
reasonable demands.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-07

STEAMBOATS, -Bhe Supreme Cour, o
Ohio has decided that The purchaser Of a steam
boat, with notice OF a debt created ON account
OF uhe boat by the original owners makes tn,
boat subject to such debt; and that such boa
may be seized, and sold by the creditor in tn,
hands of such purchasers with notice.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-07
%C0nMERCIAL RHcoRb.
REPUBLICAN 1ANNTS
cssSss.s lsss lsle

The weather cuatinurs Mid Go he s>.un
with every prospect Of min. Bmises i arn-
enlly Improving.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-07

ANOTHER MURDER IL TIE SOUTH.
Mr.. c. y. kimbaii, the proprietor of tho no
eel at CoviIgiou. Ia, was killrd a lew DAYS
ago, by Mr.. Jesse Kirkland, the Clerk OF the
Court. The circumstances as detailed ere as
fellows; kin,ball, ia consequence Of some
previous dispute, shot at Kirkland with a gun
loaded with buckshot, Through the window Of
a room IN bis house in which he was sitting
and wounded him in the face aud neck. A
bout a quarter Of an hour af.efw ards, Efmsv
returned and expressing his dcterminntion Il
Kill Kirkland, attempted to maks Ms wa,
through the back door into the house, when
kirkland m I and Immediately shot him dead.
Kirkland immediately delivered himself up.
We find the following humorous hit at tn,
present state OF affairs between this counir,
and Mexico in a late number OF the Char lies
ton Patriot:
ACARD.-MeAico begs the United State
10 excuse her. She sas 60 msckN1g 0Stwiti
her family al hon, that Ne Cannot attend u
her foreign relations.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-08-14

EXCITEMENT IN SOUTH CARoLINA-ARREsT OF
VIpNAPpERs.-We were shown an extract of letter
received in this city yesterday from Cheraw, South
Carolina which states that considerable excitement
prevails in that place in consequence of a man
named Dorsey, alias Carlisle, who had been arrest
ed and put in durance vile, confessing to number
ofrespectable citizens, that he cognzant of the
fact that plot had been made for stealing entic-
ing away negroes from their masters; that It ex-
tended from Virginia to Texas, and that some Of the
most respectable citizens we're engaged in it. He
further stated, that he had engagement to meet
one of the number the following night at Marlbro,
and that those who doubted his revelations might
accompany him, and satisfy themselves. number
did So first painting themselves black, and permit.
ted Dorsey to pass them off as rescued slaves They
subsequently rallied in body, and captured the
kdnapper, whose name is Weathery. He was
committed to Jail at Marlbro, and Dorsey at Chester
field Another one was arrested at Darlington.
An intense excitement prevailed in the neghbor
hood baltimore Sun.
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Extract Of letter from Col Henry Whiting, dai,o
yuatdrnoras, yuIy 81, 1886
From the New Orleans Picsyune, August 8
AFTER FROM THE RIO GRANDE.

The steamship Alabama, Captain Windle, arrived
yesterday afternoon from Brazos Santiago, having
sailed on the ID instant. Colonel Horatio Davis and
staff, and $50 men of the 4th regiment Of Louisiana
Volunteers, Captain McAllister of the 9th regiment
Captain Grce Of the Cd, Captains Downer and Sta
Piles Of the 5th, Lieutenants Kirkland and Joiner
and Lieutenant Hatch Of the army, were among her
passengers.
The following vessels had sailed for this port with
volunteers on board: Ship Norfolk on the 18th ulti-
mo, barks Parthan and E. H. Chaplin on the Goth,
ship Massachusetts the 3lst, ships c. Carroll,
Burmah, and Gov. Davis on the LIST instant and
ship Middlesex on the ID.
The Alabama reports the following marine disas-
tiers: schooner Cora, Captain Read, hence for the
Brazos, with public stores went ashore, with pilot
at 4. D. m; officers and all saved cargo and
sci a total loss. Schooner Stephen Francis, OF
Charleston, went ashore on the same breakers on
the 30th. Her cargo will be saved in damaged
state; vessel total loss. A large topsail schooner
went ashore the night of the Both, quarter of u
mile north of the bar, head the beach, supposed
to be total loss name not known. The brig Cru
soc, previously reported sunk, proves to be total
loss.
We understand that the Matamoras Reveille is
no longer published what cause we are not
apprised.
The news from the army is meagre enough. We
have no papers nor verbal intelligence.
LATER FROM TExAs.-The steamship Galveston,
Captain Wright, arrived yesterday from Indian
Point and Galveston. She conveyed General Wool
and three companies Of illinois volunteers to Mata-
gorda The Galveston brings papers to her day
of sailing (the 4th instantly from Galveston they are
however, totally devoid Of interest
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We could not exactly, if we would, nor, perhaps
would we, if we could, answer the question which
the philadelphia Inquirer puts to US about the
views of the administration in relation to the Mexi.
But in compliment to the spirit which the
Enquirer displays upon this occasion, we beg leave
to make the following extract from its article upon
the subject:
"The people, we repeat, are favorable to an early
and honorable peace. Mexico, of course, will be
compelled to make due reparaton to adjust the in
demnity, the boundary, and all other questions in
dispute. II disposed to yield California, with
the payment on our part of few additional mil
lions, the proposition should be embraced with avid
ity. Something, indeed, of a final and satisfactory
character must be attempted ere long, or Mexico,
divided into several republics, will precipitate her
fate, and be unable to treat in any general or
central capacity At best her national existence can
only be protracted."
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-08-14

The "St. Louis Republican" of the 7th instant,
states the arrival Of he steamer General Brooke
from the mouth Of the Yellow Stone. Lieutenant
Colonel Allen had arrived at Fort Leavenworth with
his 500 recruits from the Mormon camp the day
the Brooke sailed He was to leave with all possi-
BILE despatch, to join General Kearney on his march
to Santa Fe.
"The Brooke brought down four hundred and
fifty packs of buffalo robes, twenty packs of ossort-
ed furs, and fourteen hundred buffalo tongues,
which were consigned to P. Chouteau, jr., e. Co.
There also on board, young grsly bear, an
elk and the stuffed skin of an enormous grsly bear,
which was shot by Mr. Culbertson, some three hun
dred miles above Council Bluffs it was in the act
of pulling down a buffalo BULL which it had caught,
When first slain it weighed about twelve hundred
pounds"
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We have seen some bold statements, which ap
pear in the form of letters from Washington, pub
lished in the last Baltimore American, New Yorl
Courier and Enquirer, &c. There is no time to re
ply to them fully tonight; but we understand tina
not draft has been issued by the United State,
treasury under 500, and in exact conformity il
every respect to the forms and uniform usages o.
the department! No treasury notes have been is
sued. No drafts of any kind have been issued un-
der the constitutional treasury law as yet Wher
this is DONE they will be in exact conformity to the
law. We understand that no circulating paper ever
was contemplated by the secretary, as the reader
will see by reference to his annual report as to the
constitutional treasury And we understand, further
that none such will be permitted.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-08-14
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
August Ia, 1886.
GEORGE BANCROFT.

The rumors which were contained in the letter
we received yesterday from a correspondent in the
Havana, are directly cnntradiced by the official ac-
counts which have been received 10 the Navy De-
partment The Raritan has arrived for some
days at Pensacola. She brings no case Of yell
low fever-none Of her crew has fallen a victim
to 1.-THE suferings attributed to the scurvy, and
the mortality which is reported of our vessels of
Vera Cruz, are extravsgant exaggerations. We I'M
derstand that our squadron is as healthy posi-
HE
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-08-14

A club of gentlemen from Philadelphia, under the
name Of the "Bontonka Pleasure Association" ar
rived here yesterday morning in the schooner Theo-
dore, Captain Cullen. We understand they have
visited Baltimore and several other places on the
Chesapeake bay. During their excursion they
have encountered some pretty rough weather. They
visited the President and different public Offices yes
terday, and leave tomorrow, their return home,
for Mount Vernon, Old Point Comfort, Cape May
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-08-14
Mr.. ALIENS SPEECH.

We commence this evening the publication of
the speech Of Mr.. Allen, the distinguished senator
from Ohio. 1t the first of the series Of speeches
which were delivered in the Senate on the Oregon
question; and though it was spoken far back as
February last, yet it is now reported for the first
time in the pamphlet form. The ability and high
reputation and staunch republican principles of the
orator ente it to place, even at this late day, in
the columns of the Union.
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10. PosTMAsTERs are authorized to &C

&s- PosTMAsTERs are authorized to act
as our agents; and by sending us five year
ly subscribers, with the subscription mon
ey, for either the Daily, Semi Weekly, or
Weekly, will be entitled to one copy Of the
same edition as they furnish us subscribers
for.
Vs. The CONGRESSIONAL REGISTER will
be furnished them on the same terms.
~ NEWSPAPERS publishing our pros
pectus, with the notes attached, until the
list of December next, will be entitled,
during the next session of Congress, to
receive copy of the Congressional Regis
Ter and Tri- Weekly Union.
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OHIO.

The Franklin county convention assembled at
Columbus on the 9th inst, MIR Jacob Sigh in the
chair) They unanimously recommended "to the
democracy of the district, Col. Samuel Medary as
the candidate for Congress at the coming election,
subject to the decision Of a district convention,
should one be held.n
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o FIG IAL.
GENERAL ORDER

Vacancies in the grade of masters may be filed by
the Oldest passed midshipmsn who are worthy OF
advancement.
The fitness of the senior passed midshipmen for
advancement may be established by an examination,
orby the records of the department, or by the testi-
mony of the officers under whom they have served,
or in such other manner may be deemed proper.
Those who may be found not suited to be advanced,
may be placed on furlough or dropped from the list.
The masters thus appointed will receive regular
warrants and will also remain in the line of promo
ton.
GEORGE BANCROFT.
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rs Central Presbyterian Church, 9Th
street.--Divne service may be expected at the
church on next Sabbath at IL, a. M. by the Rev.
Mr.. Mes, Of Philadelphia, and by the Rev. Mr..
BuRroS, of Virginia, at 4 p m, same day.
During the necessary absence Of the pastor, Rev.
Mr.. Tustin,) should the session he unable to sup
ply the pulpit, due notice will be given through the
public prints.
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

T IME, Lime, Lime at Auction On
IL Saturday, the 18th instant, shall sell at the
lime kns of VIM. Easily, near the Glass House, at
o'clock, p M, 5000 bushels of lime suitable for
agricultural purposes. Persons wishing to purchase
lime for their land will do well to attend the SALE as
there is large lot, and will be sold to the highest
bidder.
Terms: All sums Of and under 500 cash; over
800 a credit Of four, eight and twelve months, for
notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest.
A. GREEN
Aug So Auctioneer.
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Total

This force constitutes an independent command
which will be under General Butler. 1t is destined
to strike into the province Of Chihuahua, between
Santa Fe and General Tayor's position; and it will
no doubt intercept the retreat of the forces which
will fall back from General Kearney, at Santa Fe.
1t will take the Santa Fe route to Mexico and there
cooperate with General Taylor. Its route is
through the most healthy and richest parts of north
ern Mexico, and under such leader as General
Butler, the brightest laurels may be expected to
crown the exDedtjon.
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Pleasure Excursion to Piney Point, Old
Point, Norfolk, and Cape Henry.

a .sr~n The steamer OSCEOLA will leave
Sthyff sAkc w ashington for the above places ON
Saturday next, the 18th inst, at 8 O'Clock, a. M,
and Alexandra at halfpsst Q, and arrive at Piney
Point about p. m, and at Old Point and Norfolk
early next morning She will leave Norfolk again
at O'Clock, a. m. for Old Point and Cape Henry,
and return about O'Clock, p. m.
Returning, the Osceola will leave Norfolk on
Monday at p. M, and arrive at Washington about
IL m. next day.
Passage and fare to Piney Point and return, 50;
to Old Point and Norfolk and return, s6; for a
gentleman and lady, $40.
Music will be in attendance
Aug IL JAMES MITCHELL, Captain.
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FRoM CIV. KEARNEI's cOMMAND.--A letter was
received by the editor Of the Lexington Express,
three or four days since, direct from the army on
the march to Santa Fe. Ii was written by a citi-
zen of Lexington, who states that the army was
within three days march of Bent's Fort, and NOV
ing ahead fnely--lttle or no sickness amongst the
volunteers. The main train Of provision wagons
was three days in the rear Of the main army.
Isl, Louis Nsp Era, august 3.
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The "Raleigh Standard states, that poll was
taken at the late election about the propriety Of es-
tablshing penitentiary in North Carolina; and
that there is very heavy majority, from $4,000 to
$1,000, against such an institution.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-08-14

Gen Wool has not selected the route from
Natchez, by way of Alexandria to San Antonio, al
the most practicable and the shortest for the cavalry
now at Memphis, but, according to the Memphis
Eagle the Kentucky, Tennessee, and Arkansas
savalry are now all on their line of march from
Memphis due west via Rittle Rock, &c, to San An
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,

By aud 10Th the adoics and consent Of the Senate.
CHARLES NEALEY, to be register Of the land
Office for the district Of lands subject sale in the
Territory Of Iowa, created by the act approved
August 9th, 1886.
EEos Lowe, to be receiver of public moneys for
the same district.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-08-14
From the Baltimore Clipper. Aug ]

TRooPs FOR CHIHUAHuA.-Captan WASHINGTON,
of the U. S. artillery, as he passed by Vicksburg, on
the 18th instant, furnished the editor of the Sentinel
statement of the force which is destined to proceed
via San Antonio de Bexar to Chihuahua, and part
of which we're on their way with him. The force
will be constituted as follows: