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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-02

OVERTHROW PoPE-We learn BY private ac
counts from Romc that was lately created
IN the Eternal City, by accident which occurred at
late presentation the Vatican appears that an Ame
mean gentleman and his lady presented his Holt
ness at private audience Being ushed presence
OF the Pon by Italian dignitares our traveller who
had occupied posts Of trust and honor in his country
found the Pope seated upon elevated chair with his
nghtfO in advance resting upon Of footstoo and
on peceving that his Italian conductors advanced each
IN succession and with prosaon, kissed the cross on
the Popes slipper, he, in order do Romans do So
lemnly stepped forward with an obeisance and went
through with the ceremony then half turning TO his
beautiful wife, who deierentay remained step in arrenr
he by way OF inviting her follow his example, and of
facilitating The process gasped the Ponca by the ankle
and lhed the august foot convenient range for her
bps but the movement severely tested the stability of the
faPsl seat The of Peter well nigh losing his
balance chung to his chair and exclaimed in that fine bass
which has often filled the Sstne Chapel "Basta Signore
basa COST " Our traveller cooy and respectfully replaced
the reyeed supporter and fell back few PAGES no doubt
surprised a, the facility with which Pope might be over
thrown His Holiness who is the essence Of goodness and
OF good breeding. recovered few his equi.
brinm and his compOsure and entered grucosy into con-
Versaton with our distinguished fellow couniryman whom
ne soon discovered 20 be Of much intelligence, who
had occupied high place in the councils Of the Republic
AT the close OF the audience the incident became known
throughout the Vatican and reached the Piazza d
Espagns, where IL the theme OF much remark. IL
was universally conceded that IL was not proper 10 hand
about the Popes leg lilly SlOwboy did the baby and
that II might be better future occasion for his Holt
ness IN order To obyiae Of the innovation to
take oil his slipper and pass around for the benefit Of
trans Atlantic visitors. On the evening, at select
conventions at Toronias, partrdge-legged Cardinal
remarked IN reference to the incident OF the day. that
stray transatlantic republican had done more towards the
overthrow OF the Pope than all the rebel, Of Bologne
~ Y GGzetie.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-02
From the Picsyune.
LATE FROM YUCATAN.

LATE FROM YuCATAN.
The bark Tarquin, Capt Harding. arrived yesterday
from fucasn having sailed from Lssuna the 18th inst
We learn by gentleman who came passenger on the
Tarquin that the 10th inst the u s. brig Somers Com
mander lngraham. received dispatches from the Yueaan
Congress, rrocaming their neutrality in the pending war
and offering their furnish ths Somes with what
ever the vessel might require. The Somep Immediately
took ON board some supplies. and sailed the night
JON the ,qusdron oil Vera Cruz.
Inc letter which appended hereto, IRON our kind
and courteous correspondent clear idea OF the
OF the visit OF the Somers and Of the present
oas position OF fucaan towards this country and exico.
IsrgcrAL coRREsroSpENcE OF THE ricAyusk
C.,r,.cux Inn. 10 isse
The H. s br;, Som.rs arrived =, r,.mn..chv a, ,h Al
Of June with TO nav the usu,l ,.n,cs n, ,h
authorities and "a, n,e.ep, ...n,.nc.. Of .,mn.,h -
lr.pJly J,,no.i,ons " an. II,;,.J So, r. nv
Republic
A note from Cant Iprraban addressed 10 ON, Con.,l
in which an inquiry Was made "a 10 tba no.o, ,h;. w.
eaan would a. sune in the present war between The ni,
ed States and Mexco WAS ref.,red nv on, Ion.l q, g.,
Supreme Government at Mcrdo and deemed of 40 mucb
Importance by tho President as 10 be placed befor, The e.
uaodinsry Congress now in session The Congress. Inv
large vote the Government N Scny 4, a.. A..
lean Consul that Yucatan is in an actual state of
ton from the OF the Republic having resumed her
sovereignty according TO the decree of the
sembly OF the LIST of January last, the tenor NO, her
altered or annued and consequently effective in ali m,
parts and that the people Of Yucatan are assembled nv
OF their Representative in Extraordinary
deliberate the future position Of the Peninsula The
Government also hold out an that thew are will
ling with any properly authorized BY tho Uni
ted States The subject of this re.nu,ion Of Cor
gress was considered in popular meeting NJ Canine,
and approved by n vote Of 50 to l.
The present situation of Yucaan with regard 10 Mexi-
perfect anomaly. and do think that is proba
bic that she will change her present noson
one absolute II Mexico yero 10 sbut
her ports against the products Of Yucaan latter would
lose her only possible market and would Of DO mpov
crushed and ruined. Salt her prncp, article Of EXPORT
which, province OF Mexico she TO introduce
into the other ports Mexico under nominal duty She il
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MARRIED..
DIED,

On wednesday morning. the Isl the Meadow Farm
BY the Rev Adam Empe d. H. JAMES a. GRAY OF this
city To Miss MARIA LOUISA SHEPPARD Of Henreo county
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JOHN ELDERS
DEPOT OF CHEAP LITERATURE,

JULY 9, 1886.
lust received and for sale, this day, the col.
- ovns New WORKS
The Widows WAN or The sy.tsy Of Cine BY Eusspe suc
&c
Ko ,er.em Ns'l Of The Germany, BY The
Rnrifst Opium Esicf, CSC.
Ononi re Secret Wness-b BY Cha Hroctdan Brown,
drt Amcan Novelist alth1f u wishnd Mervyn' kc Use.
Psani Or Count Of Monte Christie, BY AeIsnder
elegant illus fatous: Csc.
Cirrcsthe Second or The Merry Aonsreha COMEDY IN two
Acis by John Howard Payn Fsq bens Modem Standard
DRAMA re
~ snd retail The Aspec'sof Ph ofoouy on Re
vcaon; Mater asm Fa aisn Preparation Cfccis Atheism
the o. Grafton 0f The y Spirit In The Conversion u Ven ard Iu
Rcsrorsbly PHI o-o9bicsy considered -ies % ne
urs by J. r. Wash, p u the Photography Man"
sc.
hso further ,uPiHes o.: Magazine, ror July.
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some quesuons but found him condition to converse
To-day learn with rcgcst that he 10 dead II has been
the good OF Ill fortune Of nearly all tho best Of Mexican
officers TO be either killed. wounded, taken prisonsr
From this out, Mstamoras TO be decidedly an Ameri-
can city, Let things they will-no matter whom
peace comes upon what II comes-the Americans
have got in hcre, have opened Stores coffee houses
restaurants hotels. aud the Ike have intro
dueed leo aud mint ulcps-a long step towards
and their esek hseks will DO discovered WELL
IT'S all for the be-t The Mcxicans would never have
made anything out Of the country in the neghborhood
than living.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-02

" We invite attic nion to the and eloquent sp
peal OF Virgnius" We hope most sincerely that will
not have been made in vain.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-02

~ Another Intellectual effort has been made by the lie
gisiature Of Maine TO elect a Senator.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-02

IL One John smith"-not our oorrespondsnt-hss
been nomna'ed by The LoeoiOcos u Vermont o. their
didste for Governor
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-02

u- Abraham Van Buren, (son Of the Es .Pre.idenO has
been appointed, by the President and Senate, Psymassr
in the Army Of the u. States.
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MAraNonAs, June Is, 1886.
McCuoughs company OF Rangers started of this morr.
ing on scouting expedition the interior. Mr.. Kendall
went with them.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-23
: 2ce2iGeMt'a acgSa0e.

fAt 70 O'Clock Jon Tuesday, 9th instant,
the President of the United States trans
United to both Houses of Congress his An
nua' Message, as follows:
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From the ~. o. Picayune. 9th inst.
LATER FROM TEXAS.

The steamship p Galveston, Cap. Wright,
arrived yesterday from the citysof Calves
lou. having sailed thence on Sunday, the
5th insl. Since her departure from this
porl, Tho Galveston has been. at Brazos
Santiago, hut her news from Point Isabel
is not so late as The Alabama's. .zg,G
The Alabama broushto over It,. Kings
bury and Dr.. Russell, ofthe Army.
She confirmed the total loss ofjthe high
pressure steamboat Potomac. She MAS
wrecked on her passage fran; Galveston
to the Rio Grande, about six nltes'heyond
the Pass Of San Luis. Que reportshasi Y
that as she leaked badly, the esPtalnAwas
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FROM THE ARMY.
Editorial Correspondence the ~. Orleans
Picaunue.
MAEAMonAs, June %, 1916.

MATAMoRAs, June %. 1876.
The steamboat Neva, the same we met
while on the way from Reynosa TO this
place, was to have started last evening on
another trip upiwith detachment Of The
'7,h u. S. Infantry; but couple Of engi-
ueers having pronounced her boilers de-
leclive and unsafe, she has been laid up
for the present., The soldiers were order.
ed up 10 reinforce the command of Col.
Wilson at Reynosa, previous to move
upon Camargo. The weather has been
so bad, and the roads are in such horr.
BILE condition, that the infantry win hardly
be able to march for week or so.
Matamoras is cer.aihIy going ahead. I
see lhatlhe Washington Ballroom is to he
opened this evening for the first lime un-
der nat tile; with grand Mexican fan
dango-admitlance SO cents. And lhen
gambling rooms are opened in every street,
bar rooms atevery turn, and eating rooms
stare the hungry in the face ea all sides.
An inundalion has been poured in upon
Matamoras that she will mol ge, rid of
easily.
Gen. Taylor is now worse cramped and
hampered for want OF transportation than
ever, and the Quarter Master Generals
Department 'catches it, on all sides aud
from all quarters. There are volunteers
aud regulars enough to march al any lilne,'
and TO any point--there are more volun-
teers already here than are wanted, idle
aud uneasy al the .inuctivity-yet the COM
mander general cannot move for waut of
transports: = With six small steamers. at
the present stage Of water. healthy and
commanding poin,scould easily bereach-
ed on the Rio GIanJe but they are not
here and the arms of one ofthe largest ar
mics ever broushtinto the field by. the u.
States, are ied,for want 5of.proper man
agement at; home. There is something
wrong, too, still in the pos.ofice depart
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.MS S C CeIZ a. ~ e q ~ S F..

4 Buffalo Taie.-I had friend in the
Indian country who was rare narrator,
bu, suspected of establishment. He nev.
er failed in a story. He was genius.
No matter what he incident, he would re-
late it so as TO he intensely interesting, or
irresistibly amusing. He had one buffa-
10 tale, tough as any he used 10 tell with
naivette and earneslness, that made US
forget its improbable features.
'One morning, when | was in the Black
foot country he would say. went ou,
accompanied by an old Spanish hunter,
1--WE call the Mexicans all Spaniards, you
know, to get few buffalo steaks; and
seeing an old bull asleep. | took fancy
TO have a ride, without saddle Or bride.
So crept up and sprang upon his back.
The dew we would exclaim.n,
And of he went, full tilt, towards a
small but bottom prairie. the Spaniard
running after US as fast as he could ., -
And you on his back p we would task.
Yes sir-fac,-and KEEP, beating, him
with my gun stick ON the sideo the head, i,
until his course became circular, and he
make several tours Of the little prairie. l
could have easilv killed him with mY knife,
but wanted to show the Spaniard, who
had run 10 the middle Of the prairie, some
feass Of horsemanship, as he kept, walking
round Ike the ring-maser OF circus. Al
length we came within two hundred yards
o. the Spauiard.' "
Shall ! shoct?' he baw1ed out.
l
No, wait liltle,' said |.
In what parl?'
Behind the ioreshoulder!'
well, said hs,' raising his rifle, 'holdur
your leg!' ;.
Then, after our astonishment had been
sufficiently expressed, he would assure US
that the Spaniard brought the bull down
pursuant to order; and he had an old pail
of eeIskin breeches. ripped on the neither
edge Of one leg by bullet, which he tried
10 assure US we're the identical breeches he
wore on that occasion.
And you Gee, sir" he would add. 81
didn't hold my leg quite high enough
N. o. Reueille.
Advice to Young Men in Debt.-Ascer
tain the whole state of your affairs. Lear
exactly how much you owe. Be no
guilty of deceivipg yourself: You may
thus awaken suspicion OF dishonesty, wheT
your intentions were otherwise.
Deliberately and fully make up youl
mind. that ceme what will, you will prac
tice no concealment or trick, which nigh
have The appearance Of fraud. Openness
and candor command the respect fall gooc
men.
Remember that no man is completely
ruined among men, until his character j;
| gone. r'- W. ,'t''=5,t' : {.
Never consent TO hold as your own, out
farbipg which rightfully belongs TO 9TH
ers. ' - ~ -
! Asyou are q, preaeu. ia circumstances
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Kennedy, Thos. Smith, and Wick, de-
mocrats-5.. as s.
Nays. Mcssrs. McGaughya and Ca
leb B. Smith, whigs-2. .ts..isi.s (,
Absent. Messrs. Owens and PERT,
democra,s-2. So. ak,
No vote. Mr.. Davis, Speaker.
ILLINOIS {7.)
Yeas. Messrs. Douglass, Ficklin,
Hoge. ohm A. McClermand,- and Rob-
ert Smith. Democrats. -
Nays. None. q. :.s$..
Absent. MIR. Wentworth, democrat,
Baker, whig-2. @
.,.- MISSOURI (5.)
Yeas. Messrs. Bowlin, Phelps, Relfe,
and Leonard H. Sims, Democrats
Nays. None. s
Absent. Mr.. Price, democrat-l. IS
ARKANSAs.G.)
Yeas. None. Nays, None. Absent,,
Mr.. Yell, democra, l..
LOUISIANA H.
Yeas. Messrs. Harmanson, La Sere,
and Morse, Democrals-3. 2
Nay. Mr.. Thibodaux wllg--1. y
TEXAS r..
Yeas. Kaufman, and Plsbpry, DEM
ocrats-2.
Nays. None, z.
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VIRGINIA (l5.)

Yeas. Nlessrs. Atkinson, Bayly, Bed
in, er, VIM. G. Brown, Augustus A.
Chapman, Dromgoole. Jas: Mcdowell,
Hopkins, Edmund w. HUBBARD, Hunter,
Joseph Johnson, Lrake, Seddon, and
Treadway, demucrats-14.
Nay. MIR. Pendlelon, whig-l.
NORTH CAROLINA (9.)
Yeas. Msssrs. Biggs, Clarke, Daniel,
Dobbin, Mckay, and Reid, dem.-.6.
Nays. Messrs. Barringer, Dockely,
and Graham, whigs-S.
SOTTH CAROLINA e
Yeas. Messrs. James A. Black, Burt,
Isaac Z. Holmes, Rhelt, 4. D. Sims,
Simpson, and Woodward ,democrats-7.
GEORGIA (S.)
Yeas. Mcssrs. Cobb, Harralson, Sea-
born Jones, Lumpkin, and Towns, de-
mocrais-5.
Nays. .Messls. Stephens and Tombs,
whigs-2.
Absent. Mr.. Thos. B. King, whig-1.
FLORIDA Il
Yea. Mr.. Bluckenborough, democi at
Il.
ALABAMA (7.)
Yeas. Messrs. Reuben, Chapman,
Dargan, Geo. S. Houston, Mcconnell,
Payne, and Yancey, democrats-6; Mr..
Hilliard, whig-l total, Z.
Nay. None.
MISSISSIPPI (4.)
Yeas. Messrs. S. II. Adams, Jeler>
son Davis, Roberts, and Jacob Thomp.
son, democrats-4.
Nay. None.
TENNESSEE O1)
Yeas. Messrs. Chase, Cullon, An
drew Johnson, George w. Jones, Bare
lay, Martin, and Stanton, democrats
8.
Nays. Messrs. Milton Brown, Cooke
Crozier, Edwin Fl. Ewing, and Gentry
IS.
KENTUCKY (1O.)
Yeas. Mcssrs. Boyd, John P. Martin
and Tibbatts, democrats--S.
Nays. Messrs. Bell, Garret Davis
Grider, McHenry, Thomasson, Trambt
and Young, whigs-7.
OHIO (21.)
Yeas. Messrs. BrinH.rhoA, Cunning
ham, Faran, Fries, Joseph J, MoDow
ell, Morris, Parish, PerriI, Sawyer
S,arkwealher, 81. John, and Thurman
democrals--l2.
Nays. Messrs. Delano, Giddings. Hal.
per, Root, Schenck, Tilden, Vance
Vinton, whigs-8.
Absent. Mr.. Cummings, dem-1.
49,. MICHIGAN (3.)
Yeas. Messrs. Chapman, J. D. Hunt
and Rober, -McC Clelland. democrats-3
Nay. None. r 2
INDIANA (s.)
+; Yeas. Messrs. Ga,chcslt, Henneley
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MASSACHUSETTS {lo.).

Yeas. None. 81
Nays. Mess,s. Abbott, John Quincy
Adams, Ashman, Grinnell, Hudson,
Daniel P. King, julius Rockwell, Ben
jamin Thompson, and Winthrop, wings
9. One vacancy.
RHODE ISLAND (2.)
Yeas. None.
Nays. Messrs. Arnold and Cranston,
whigs--2.
CONNECTICUT (4
Yeas. None. < j
Nays. Messrs. Dixon, Saml. D. HUB
bard, John A. Rockwell. and Truman
Smith, whies-4.
NEW YORK (S4.)
Yeas. Messrs. Anderson, Benton, Col.
lier, Demott, Ellsworth. Goodyear, Cor
don, Hough, Preston, King, Lawrence,
Maclay, Niven, Ralhbun, Strong and
Wood, democrals-l5.
Nays. Messrs. Hungerford, Jenkins,
Russell, and Wheaton, democrats-4;;,
Messrs. William w. Campbell, Carroll,
Culvcrt, Elias B.-Holmes, Washington
Hunt, Lewis, Miller, Moseley. Seaman,
Albert Smith, White, and Woodruff,
whigs-l2; total, 16. s.5.
One vacancy.
NEW JERSEY (5.)
Yeas. None.
Nays. Messrs. Esdall and Sykes, de-.
.mocrats, 2; Messrs. Hampton, Runk,
and Wright, whigs-S total, 5.
PENNSYLVANIA .(24
Yeas. Mr.. WiImot, Democrat.
Nays. Messrs. James Black, Brod-
head, Erdman, Foster, Garvin, c. j.
fngersoll, Leib, MCLEAN, Riaer, Jas.
Thombson, and Eoisf, dtmocrats--11; ;
and Messrs. Blanchard, Burlington. j..
n. Campbell, Darrah, John H.. Living,
joseph R.. IngersolI, Levin, Nc McIlvaine,
Pollock, Ramsey, Stewart. and Sgohm,
whigs-l2 ;total, %.
DELAWARE lI.1
Yeas. None.
Nrys. M. j.. w. Houston, whig-l.s
zs;ss:ss M .lRY,LgtND {6S s3:sSI
eas. Nj, lies, dlemo oclat--H.ss;
fisssSsy, democrafs an8i
Long, whig-2. ''
Absent. Messrs. Constable and Lii
gon, Democrats, and Chapman, Wig
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An Anli-Slaver5 Lecturer, named Da-
vid Officer, was killed OH The 5Ih inst.
while iec,uring:in Shanesville, Tuscara-
was county, Ohio, by David NJ. Mains.
The latter ,:was drunk aud had been put
out Of the meeting; he returned in short
time with .brickbat in his hand, and
threw, it with such violence. agains; the
head of Officer, that, his skull was com-
pletely shattered. Officer survived but
short time.
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.'.T g. st-s'
lsthmus Of Panama.--The English eo.,.
velnmen. has granted Sl0D. 900 PEI, an,
mum to the Royal Transatlantic. Steam
Navigation Company, .fo, the establish
ment of post route TO The Pacific across:
The lsthmus Of Darien., The arrangements
to be made are such as TO. permit steam-
er TO depart from Panama for Valparaiso
every month, touching at. all :lbe .imperi-
ant intermediate .poris.: and reaching Val- |
paraiso on the 24tho the month. o.atq.y.
.--7---'t $500 "; ~. :
The exports of Cotton GOODS from Bos.
tou. for June reached 1926 bales.s against
2575 fn.J June. lS45.; The exports ia; ln-ss
reigu ports 1887 pks-: against, 1875
,lastyear. and TO coastwise apor.s ,3na9.a
againstii679. Dhoa shipments, of Ica2foa;
Junesrcached 1880 0J,ans sat.wbich: there
.gentsioN@yOrisa estl s;;sts Il b ieit.ss552y.
sBarbaJoes. l50& 81. Ehnmas.l56, Cbarlessn
ton, la5fand Mobile, n 5Djtons.S 500 sss
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Total l13 ] 15 II: 10
Three vacancies! one member, the Speaker
no vote. 81. -. -
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st. Juan D. UllOa.-Tbe Franco Amer.
1can OF the 9th, states that its Washington
correspondent had been informed by 6ich
aathority, that the Cabinet ON the 7,h Of
July, determined 10 order an attack upon
the fortress of St. Juan .D'UIIoa by the
American fleet now blockading Vera Cruz.
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