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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-02
WINTER ENHANCEMENT.
TO TIE SOUTH-THREE TIMES A WEEK
am HY FAR THE MOST COMFORTABLE ROUTE,
VA THE HEChESAPEAKEBA LINE,

ANn RY FAR THE most CoNFoRTARLE ROUTE
VA THE ChESAPEAKEB BAY LINE,
CARRYING THE GREAT
CENTB.4L UNITED STATES MAIL,
N azsasxa Leaving lower end OF 7'rnars Wharf
SkaEe Baltimore, EVERY MONDAY, WE'D
1nAEasazEshAfz NESDAY and FRIDAY, at O'Clock,
P. NJ in The well known ana complete Steamboat
GEORGIA, Capt Cannon, (being well prepared for
the winter for Norfolk and Portsmouth, Va. cOBnec.
Ting next morning, at O'Clock, with the Steamboat
- AAsn CURTIS PECK Capt. Davis ,or steam
boat ALICE, Capt Skinner, for Rich
&aEa azHszR& mOnd, to City Point Railroad for Pc
rsbHg Va (arrvinR there about two hou rs abe ad of
the Great Southern Mail Line) without tail of CON
eclion-no loss of sleep and hut one change of bag
gage-thence by Petersburg Railroad to Weldon, y.
C., and thence by railroad and steamboat 10 Charles
ton, 5. e. and thence by the southern routes to New
Orleans, through in about seven days, and much the
most pleasant comfortable and shortest route SOnlh.
}t5' Passengers may rest ufed that the Bay and
James River Line OF Boats well prepared for the
Winter Travel The comfort of passengers being W, II
attended 10 by the officers and proprietors, aud what
Is here stated may be relied on the truth
{Iy- The Bay Line leaves Norfolk on TUESDAYS,
THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS, att O'Clock, P.
VI. for Baltimore arriving about O'Clock next morn
ing, connecting with Philadelphia cars.
WINTER FARE.
me great addItiOnl expense for the Winter Line,
comnes the Proprctors to advance The passage for
the Winter:
Passage between Baltimore, Norfolk or Ports
Passage between Baltimore, City Point, Peters
burg or Richmond, Observation-Disclosures. 700
Passage between Baltimore and Weldon, v. c. 1890
Passage betwct Baltimore X Charleston o. c. - 90
Meals and lodging included on Bay and River boats
BY this arrangement passengers will perceive thai
this ronte is the cheapes most pleasant and cOmfOr-
table, and hut little doubt of delay from Ice las in the
Potomac, on the Great U, :. Mail Route We have
engaged The Ice Boats TO keep open track for US in
the PaapscO River when possible.
i63- Travellers will be directed by Soliciting
Agent, who hands these Bills, and who will give eve
ry information and conduct them to the boat. Hand
your checks to him or our Porter Norfolk Line on
his hat) in the depot yard, who will attend to your
baggage.
az T. T.SHEPPARD, Agent.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-02
r. SHEPPARD, Agent.


The Freight Trains OF the
[assEssSssa nv %1 Philadelphia, Wilmington and
EtassIsssis5 Htt4@tr5A, Baltimore Railroad Company
.--s-S2-Gs-LSss-S-%far sS2GsSSssSfar now running daily except
sundaysl between Baltimore and Philadelphia.
,MERHHANDlZE, Sc, will be received at
the depot, corner Of President and Fleet sls. every
day except sundays until O'Clock, P. N.
~ All articles must he accompanied with me
morandlm, showing the marks, destination " maHe
OF censignee-and in all cases the Freight on Goods
for t0dg places (where agcncyis e,ahlished) must
be PAID II advance, otherwise they will moi be sent.
dls.u A. CRAWFORD. AGemt.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-02

u OW PRICES. Selling on at extremely low
II prices, at NO. 19J MARKET STREET,
ihCn Dress SILKS
Rich Ca SHMERES and MOUSE DE LANES
Alpacas and Bombazines; Spun 81 Plaids
French MGrin0Cs; Plain cold Berages
American CLOAKING; French do.
Plain FarIetOn Muslin, all tdl's
Emb'd do do do
PLAIN swiss and Book Muslns
Embd do do For EVENING
Cambria Mu lnS, striped and plaid I DRESSES.
White ami cOI'd SATiN5
BrOcade SILKS
French GRAPES
Also, Rich French Gndou& SHAWLS
Rich Cashmere do
Rich ThibGt do
Rich Silk do
Berage and Thibct SCARFS
German and English THREAD LACES
Real VALENClENNE do
French EMBROluERIES
Gent!emen's SCARF5 and CRAVATS
do ChassOns KID GLOVES
Splendid Pocket HDKFS., &c.
Besides a general assortment OF D0MESTICS and
GOODS for family use, which will be sold extremely
low. J3A- shall, early in the next month, receive a
large assortment Of Rich SILKS & FANCY GOODS,
which have ordered direct from Paris for the Bal
timore city trade Ca at
f. GARDENERS, r95 Market-st.
jal9 rPs1 (WhoIesale Rooms Up Stairs.)
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-02
fNNO pRINTERS.
II NESBITIrS HOOD TYPE.
pRIEES REnI1LEI

TYPE from This manutac,ory are warra ted supr-
or to those from any other mahutact0ry, they having
obtained THREE SILVER MEDALS and FIVE DIPLOMAS
from the various Fairs in the cities of New York and
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-02
[For the American Republican.
GMARRIED WELL"

WhaL an lndGnnlLe, aWOlguoos pIfdso'--
What is meant by this expression which we SO
frequently heaT!-is it to be inferred when a
ladv "marrles WELL that she has married a
young man, who is sober, honest and indus
tr Gus; one whose tastes are similar, spirits
congenial, and disposition and habits in cOnso-
nance with her own? no, It's none of these
which signif she has "married we'll" The
word means she has welded a fine house,
splendid furniture, nurses and carriage. This
is The true sense in which this phrase is to be
taken. She has IRA ried an establishment, not
the man. She is to be considered the money
ma king machihC---lt mat ers not what is hIs
neral or intellectual worth. Is hG rich? that
IS 'lhe question in these 'fair, wel-spoken
days"
Now, what do we fad resulting from these
marriages OF interest and mahagemen?-a life
OF dlScOrd and bAckh!tings, and not unire-
qIeuty eyentuating III malignant hatred, aud
sometimes ia violent divorce. These are Il
few evils which ''marryng we'll" in tie ac-
know lodged acceptauon Of the term, brings
with IT..
1t does not follow because lady marries
a rich man, sbo has married we'll" Many
hoar,-hgokcD wives can testify, that though
they wedde money, they married H."
How much greater, thcn, would be the
chances of mltppneas, if men were vGlued ac-
cordng to Il lolr reat icOrth Us we appreciate all
other &nIn,als, lhdn to the length Of their
purses, or lne' extent Of their possessions.
?.
IOnr correspondent IS evidently Of The sold
school, or he would not suppose that love,
congenialny Of taste, disposition and feeling,
are essential 10 the happiness Of welded life
These are exp loded notons-quita obsolete
tcrms--"Lhe mC deIn fair ones Jest" Money
has bauished Gu, vd, and become the substitute
for love. Money is 0mnipotent in marriage
concerns; and young May if married TO chilling
January, is welI-l nat icled, if god be added to
the latter. How luany broken hearts are eau
sed by "marrying vrelr'--but ambition TO make
a show, outwelghs: all other considerations,
even that OF se-pr ssorgation. The desire TO
eclipse their negh6s rs-to have themselves en-
We'd for their fine houses, splendid equipagc:
SC, induce many j oung females (or rather
their parents,) to accept the most unsuitable
partners; and they beco mo the victims of their
folly. it is seldom that cloves young dream"
is realized, for affection iv socn chilled by am
bjtion-and the palace vi thout love, is prefer
red to Glove in cottagC," Well, we can
hardly expect that either our correspondent r
ourselves will be able to chsnge the course OF
events, and we must therefore be content to
"let the world wag as it will. ."-ED. Am. REP.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-02

The RIGHT OF WAY. Among the proceed
ings of the Pennsylvania Senate, on Friday, we
find the following:
The bill granting to the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company the right of way through
Pennsylvania TO Pittsburgh, was then taken
up on second reading. Mr.. Bigler offered an
amendment providing that the Company shall
furnish semi annual statements of the amount
of tonnage on said road, and that the same
shall be subject to taxation by this Common
wealth.
Mr.. Darsie then took the floor in defence
the bill, making an able argument. lie con-
tends that the route to Parkersburg is practi-
cable and will doubtless be pursued if Penn
sylvania refuses to grant the right OF way
The subject is still before the Senate.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-02

ANEEAF CHOAIklNGS AND OTTI#It
" DRY GOODS at No. 3J ". HOWAHD ST.
| Handsome ClOakines, at IL. and u % per yd
| Handsome CaSnmeres and De Laincs, very cheap
Rich PRINTS, uT new styles, at l2s cts yd.
'Ioths. Cas,imeIcs, Cassncts aud Vesun
Good WoiIe Tl'"meIs rr"', Is Ga. no,y5T,s
Snoer French uERlNOS: r. rli,h do
Smnnrin, dn,nle ,vid II brack gomhazines fcheao(
Sn,ocd blk Alpsccas, Al Ihe low Or 60 f a5 cent
BIZ and co,d six ysyets; b'%and c"i,d Dr = ai'%S
Ca"amer" I'h6eL De Lain ana olhrr Sha"is
Domestic Goods IN eat variety, and mthy o.h'f ar
tieics at low prices AZ oi1,.,.,,.,,,,.,.o.,.
- mAr " H"n'@ IhraP EIt''
o,osSocc oF p,t" , ,sI r' 5h,a 'niI ''
--- ~ " wv, w. .- ~ '"
q 1REhr AprGhCIi0&! DiHEHr M
w roNtAIiyjN hND ti62I , , aH"i' -, A.. we
nave Isl ''r'i'"h ~ ''''y run '"l1"'' '"',s VI
splendid eih,", grcl Vit", s:a,e. l"a Ioae vo,2I
,'. cR&V 3TIo Wiki We f,,rt,
tue attention Of the Ladies particularly, who vii,
nov tor The ir-t tune have ihe O1p0fuity Of pif-
chasns from fret hands at a saving oi At least - 10
30 per cent; GaI o. ,,,.,,,nn,o,,,.
BL"hE H. h'ttt AnpNNN . ~
.o NO. %&9 hR.tih"fe st'oi'
Jll9 iA8I 'H""fS hel9w NlArLL-.
WRgRD RoASrER4, OF various sizcs--a new,
n u excellent and Cheup article, manu- acturod and
ior sale by
JaIES CORTLiN : SON,
I'm NO; - h",s'm"te l. -, 3,r",,,
jaw s'''''''i '''' '"S' VI 'i'' '-,,"
WAtEIEEsTOIGGy EXAMINED bvP, Fgul-
n" rp,s ,n,nhor NJ thr Eren,h aca,lr,,,. {, ar
Translated ron The second edition OF 1916, by Cha'
DC Lucena Miss, ii. d. Just rG3eiyed and tor .aieby
r. LUCAS, jr
iai NO l7u Baltimore street.
,rgpcrr,e r,,y nrrCryg ro. ,,
HI at Manufacturers, prices bv
FREUGEICK FICKEY & SONS
iaI9 No. 800 Baiinioye .lre H..
80. ~. ~ ,
Wa s, ,, NJ ~ = w g =" Il" W. w ~ j."
1vAa- Iual I,iil, n' eIht, = ~, an" = oH ''t"1s'
constantly On nan" "Nd lot sae ny ,.,,,,,,,
ia "''. ~ -, ~ ~" ".,,'
IN ------. "'1"e'" .""' ''S-'''
IT'S @ y q or'o" cost Il HuanuN u "!
1,n n'"" io'T "t' !FnSGT p,.h,S; .,,,,u,,
=, = ~ ~ - ,ll.u""5" 81
A os4D AND slLS iA4t PLATED SPAGLLS,
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SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS

~ introducing the following series of letters from Mr.
'ie II can hardly he necessary remind the reader
lha hty were written MD the hustle Of 4 camp and
AIN "i arms ll' asks us 10 say much for him bni
We'erl II Is unnecessary. In The last leIer we have
from nina rtlvale one dated the % ult-he saws
Il omitted Ia state IN my letters that the Nexbans had
sever 'hnu>and regulars. aud between three and ur
'on14'd r'ncarFds IN the city Their killed and wound
:" was sha compared win onfs-theIr legs and teaHs
protecting Them
Again he says: apt. Bags battery was terribly
chl az he 'weuty hatses | an Told he behaved
no''y Ills orderly sergeant, Wal,mar, was killed
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litADau ,RrERs. ARMY OF OCcrP,riox,


Camp before Monterey, Sept -. lsi6.
SiR - have the gtethtatuu 'eparl that ihe Bl,h
"ps Ia acr "e> psant carried Yesterday b, thr trol
vi r ~ DIVISION. H. lhr al he nahl the bat
'rfi+s hroN he toNu wefe, WIN une rNcrpeuu ahan
do'rd by The enemy. and lhs ,nlrptnt Were occupied
ny our tops. Lay, tn Sd lnanltr, VITA the
h~ld artillery Z" the lst dtsi>laa. the MI>s.,lppt and
tennessee regiments. and Inc ,! regiment al ItNas n
men. (i'S n"unlrd) have bsen warmly enI ayed wth
The eae'ay IN The tuNn and nave driven hun wrh con.
s'drrahe t.> 10 The pa1i ADD us vicinity. Which ,e
strongly occnped. partition Of The III DIVISION has
ss advanced into the iann III flghl and hu,Is a
pos"n there. The still manialns himself IN The
plaza and citadel, and seems determined 10 make a
subplrn resistance.
ain particularly grahed IN report that our successes
OF yesterday and In day, thmsh disastrous 10 The enc
my. have been achieved without material loss
cannot sftak IN loo high terms OF the pnsniry and
perseverance "l our Troops hfous the arduuus opera
liuns Of Inc day.
am, sar very respectfully.
\ uuT obedieur s.rVanL
IL TAYLOR,
-, MaJor GenefaI /. ). \. Com
The Adjuiant General VI The Any
Washington, ID. e.
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N'"NihHtf' afNlco, sept. %, ls1G.
Ge"Hemfn:-lhe cny has capiluared IN The follow
ing Terms: IN"
many persons, particularly the Texan volunteers hb
oo9" So hfavely, are dIspI.ased al these Terms The
wv" was al on' IN Our hands, and they belize coui
''e wee" taken IN three hours believe thai IT vorId
nav "q'hu much more hard fshrng 10 have taken i,
''' was hpl me question WITH Gen Ia,lor He and
d" MS onirtrS knew perfectly we'll of course thai th
Wv '"ru S'1h DE taken. but he wanted no pris,ners ia
W Wy MS "'"e ana eat his substance, bn, he dad ha ",
" "J''' ~ view which Ill be reached by the terms t
' '' '"a'oh ana that object will lead 10 a result mosr
"' ''''! III III government. As have few houts Il,
P''o ,,'t 'ne express goes out this morning (he was
'"'u ,',' hlgh by the slow progress of business u,L
A"P"u'a VIII speak Of the operations Of Gen Tayl,
on his side IF HE Town ~ d, :"
mayor MahheId of the enpineers reconn,i,.,od a. .
enemy works on the nj ht If The loh bn co,d I,,,
"o very accurate lnonnalion althuuph he an,rn,hoI
''iN nedf /" some ct heT On The hpiuhrs -
oh Tie Zulh Lieut.. Scarrlu and / ion, PM ~
Sent nn' 10 Tecohnnrte the works; Srarrilt n, ,h
auh rope on the ietl Of he GOWN The l,,,e, 49,.
eu ana discovered The position of battery an
e'' ana was exposed 10 fl Of cannon and o,,sto,'
o'" ahcerS itnn which, after fnishInu hls nhs",ra,
lions. he retired in safely no oose''a-
va The n4hl OF the 20b tho maria, 49,, L.
= -, "e'e placed IN position To MIA, nm ,lo .s,,,
n,; '"t .1ladei The action coma rnced nm the
;s = .e Sisl. ey the opening Of these tv, ham.
H. w. Garland brigade we're ordered IN nav. +,
.,.J h. ''' purpose "i siornnng The battery d,sc,v
n,s,tf f"Pe The day before and to ocrnny Il
,'' ''"tt Pafi ol The ely. Mljyr Mlns6,lJ
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(Nu. 9l.)
(Nu. Oh
HEAbauARTERs Ann, OF OccUpArioS,

Camp from Monterey. Sept. %. 1915
In Al mum nn The 23d lust, while our lr,ops
AN" " -rly engaged in The uw.r part ui that -Ity as
Frpof'rd IN ny last despatch, | received, bya np a
n"um"nnaiion from The gpvernnr u( the Stale of New
o.. u, "hIc Is herewith enclosed (Nn ~ To Tins
r'iha ei"a'inn. drerpd It my duly rum an an
s"+ declining la allow The inhabitants 10 leave abe clty
By eleven e'cI,ck p. m. the ~ division which hsd
entered TIE town iron Ihe direction If the BIshnp's
Palace had advanced within spare o H.. prlncI
pal piaz' a"d ucrupled he ely up 10 that point, The
n'f'ar had ;" The hran'In', been pla~ed IN battery in
The cemetery, within gtrsd range nf The hear, Of the
i"wn. and was served throughout The night with po,J
efsei. So
E,rly IN the morning If The 2i,h, ! received hao
non me t'"n, barring r1nHin1ctuaa from General
A'hn'.'a. which enclose, M 3 ials, arranged
VIA NJ h'iref n ihe II ee,sti. N at fir. unnl ,
"tlaei, VII rh h'nr applined l., receive the sosw.,
o' Gen. AnPada n Gen. Worlh's headquarters BE-
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VNT WUtNT'TIT NNTNHTIT,
l. TAYLOR.
Malm Gen. L. =. \. Com.
Senior Pedro de Ampudla,

'thoI ituio ue aHlIudla,
General in Chief Monterey
Terms o capInilnn OF the cry 81 MuuicGcy The capt
tai ut Nurso Leon, agreed upon by the undersigned
commissioners, 10 Wi; General Worth, of the Gned
STATES army, General Henderson, of the Texas vol
unlrerS, ana Col. DAVIS. OF the Mississippi rflrnen
on the part ut NlaJr General Taylor, commander i-
chini "i the luted States iotcrs, and General Ra
guiana and General Drrga OF the army Of Ale>lco and
Stnot ManutI VI l.lamu. Governor ut Nutvn rnn
on The part 4 Senor Grn,tal Dn Pedr, Ampudla
c'mmandne-ln chle Ut The army OF The north Of Mex
AGr. As the legitimate resall of the operations be
lore tins rare aud the present position OF the cuutendng
armies II Is agreed thai the cliy. the Qualifications can
non. The munitions OF war. sud all other public property
Win the aforementioned exceptions be- surrendered to
The commanding General ui the United States t,rrps
now AT Monterey
Arr ll.-lhat the Mexican foices be allowed 10 re-
tam The following arms, TO "lE The commissioned ul
GERS 'helr arms The infantry their arms and accoulre>
nenls, the cavalry their and accuutremenis the
artillery one field battery, exceed SIX pieces with
twenty one rounds OF ammunition.
AIR. Ill That the Mexican armed inrces rcre
within seven days from this date heyond the line
nrued by the pass Of The knconda The cly of llnarcs
aud san Fernando de Presas
AR. lV.-Iha, the citadel of Monterey be evacuated
by the MeXcan. aud occupied ay the American f,rc,s
10 morrow morning, al 10 O'Clock
ART N.--To avoid collisions and for mutual cnuve .
hence, that the lroops OF the United States " N NOT oc
cnfy the CITY nn the Mexican fuces have been with
drawn except for hospital aud storage purposes
ART Nl-Ihat the forces Of the United States " III
not advance beyond The ne specified in the %. 1871
article bel re the expiration Of eight weeks or unii The
orders or instructions OF The respective vernments can
be received
Amy H. that the public properv to be delivered shall
he turned aud teceved hy Ulcers ,pp,InIed by the
Commanding generals Of the two at Ties
ARr. VIII. Thai all doubts To the meaning Of any
OF the preceding articles shall he solved hy an enaita
ole construction, and ON principles Of hbetalty 10 the
The retIrlal amy.
AM. IN. That the MEXICAN nsa when strn,-> AT the
citadel, may be salGed by lis ovn battery.
w, J. WORTH.
Bteadier General L SA
}. PlNkNEl HENDERSON,
Msj. Gen. tond.. The Texan Volunteers
JEFFERSON DAVIS
Col Mlssissipp II Aruen.
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BIsnoP's Pn,cr. Monterey,
Srriembef u. 1916.

cr.r,,..u. | ds,a -, - , -,
c,ase | an, ,,,f, .ed Il, f, nm ,i, :, %
A. b,vio,, h,i N, :, r,,,d ,', y, '' '"' NV"
80, ,,,,n,b / 80, in - 49, 49,
I'm. sh..t at ,aner in ono h ,,d an -, D. a, -
T, III R,, / have NJ, Inn -, , w.. " -
,fers 10 send YOU the news and nn., my =, aiy.
y,, oanc, NJ aha, has hoo, ,,,. ,, -, 49,
moss g,- IF I'm IA. p,a,,,,,, - ia ii, - i,I,,,
r IL. ,,,,lI >, b,u.Go ,;,t " - ~
nne commanded by CAM Vln,,, ,,o,ha -, in,
n Scott and ibe Ih,td n, I 49,, > ~
u,ni.. IF HE s1b Mann, cnn,,.,y .an, ~ ~
/ non, na.l,.e, md ,, " %, ~ "'''>
nv len, II 1nsay cnnu,,di,, a, ! *, ',I,,
d comnanv CAM s.,ivn., anJJ /, 49,, Al ,
WAS ordered Ia lake III. so,,4, 4 NJ PHI II-ll H.
col,nel left the caunp nj 2 n,.I.t . - I til,
The mm,niain ,hrouab III. channa,,l ard nm ,, s,,
,,cks Win such s.c,esy tia, n, ia - 49, ~ ~ %
an. b,ud,,d ,,,ds # rho ''. :. "' vas %''"'
ne Was discovered Tho A. ,I." - - ','.'e
kerry mo lben rat ihev rus ~, h ,,ao'' '''',,
soon had The -,,re Jhyee If I'm. anil - nan
rushed ahead loo fast found themselves il, ,h b,nI =,
The Ne,tc,us They su,,soJrJ ,, NJ; "
thar musk.is and shoi ,b.n I,, ,,, ,.a,s wv"
ces they had oIyeuup. saw, tho n,,, ,I, ,' sn-
tbere f' '"'"' y'"e
have bat a lew mofoene ren l., ,,;,o - a., 49,,
tbpfef no def, tho n,,,,c,ja, e ,h w. '"' '"''
pslace un,ll | have ,nu,e In.e fI sf,t ~ " we
a, a,l,ht =, nh ,b, .l " g 9'''',o,a VEN ny
led IN lie 5,b 'rhe ,,.,,a o,' al" va ~ ''',,
with The 5lh at s u'c,ork. n II, oa.f b,n,n,
howzprs. N cbatye If I,an, p',l,nI " , ,'n
M or rather Ilt,d mn and one,d nm H., 49,
VAS filled with tfo.rs Tie Nxicsns ~ ,nI "'',t"
l,ovifzpr Inn were driven h,.l As,, g. Wv '''e
kept up for several hours u,rtirnI,,Iy hr pii-,,
men ~ Ina leh - d., N.>,.ss ii' ,'
/ At lennth charge Was ordered and ~, ,,o, ll
dawn rrou the ,r,l,,o ,,.t,r. l. +. ~ " Nv =
had been hL.l,J ~, n, ,i r IL " a '"' VA,
sum cleared The .,tk nf 30 ,,,, ux, ." "''
/ ed. Lieut. Ayes Was the lucky ona vh e., L
ed the halyards and L,wered l,i. 1,, Oa Is ,I
br,ss nece h.anl,h,I .,,;aI a77, o'', ; i''''o
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far tie spIfmlel tine. ao",s,t, Il Anpoal h. d
sgnIiitd Cen " erh his desire Ira Irtsluai Iule
We" with NE r thu pnrIssc u ntahng Dc hn,fe
airang ehrui. Al interview Wss acrutd1ugy aprant4
Tor u,laek. AID resulted IN the naming cahu,ls-
Ia draw NJ anlrhs ot sgfefnrnl teqdlaung the WITH
dsasl II the MsNlcan iJrc.s and teupdfty c,sstioH
nj husiiilis The commissioner, named by the Men,
s,nefa u-ehrt Ten. Onlepa aud X. aud
Don Manuel NJ lipea, %, 81 NV lenn. fhuse
nsn'7 IA American side ~efr q nsfai Nnrth, h'a=
.tal Henderson, Gp,'r0,r ii Irsas, and tof6t ia
Wis VI ssissIpw volunteers. Inc commission Il ally
sci led upon The articles al VII cl enclose copy
NJ. the duplicates ol which IN Spinls and En-
slish) have been duly sgned. Alfer,bly 10 The pro-
visions 81 ths aulrr, our ru5p, nave lnts morning
nrcupltd the citadel
1 viii be seen tnal the Ter rs granted the Mcxicaa
garrison are less fIturJss Than hpst irs imp he
gallant defence al inau. aud lhr Tact OF
change ut the government MeNca believed II be- IA
spfaDle 10 the interests ui pace Indueed cuncut
VI Il the crmni is-lpners ~ these terms. Which will |
lfusl. rec"lsr The approval o hr government. l he
latter cunsld, faiIu als prompted the convention ipf
Temporary ce.safion ot htst1i,lirs, InauIh scarcely
Warranted by ny nstfu .tlUns. YET The oh inge i ahifs
SINCE ihse Instruction., ISSUED seemed to warrant
Ih7 cusr beg 10 be advised early pfactIeabe,
y he her have The views of The govern IN
hese pitucnlAt-.
! regret Ia report that Captain Williams. lop'gaphi=
al engurr aud Ilrut. Tenet lsl lniautty have ded
apt G1in IN lulautty, Was Wounded (not batyA On
he 23i
] am sir. very respectfully,
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IN sir. very respectfully.
Your ubedtrnl servant.
a.. i
. Franco, De ?, .nmalrs Goree,o, n .Nl~ Leon, 10
.hGJ9' Ge"e,d Iayiw
(Ifansafed

MoNrter,, sept %.
et,'ci5ck. a m.
A. y are res lived h 1py tne pl1ia ~ free Of
anus, aud Iho MrXcan general IN clnci rrs'ved Ia de
rnd II Al >t his honor aud duty uqutfe hun
IL dn, thousands ri yCllms. Win, IRON Indulgence aud
aaut al means had themselves the theatre al war
and Who enaId be u,eessy sacrificed, clam The rights
which ia all tunes aud all countries hnmahl,y rNtnds
A. governor oi ihr ATE. aud IT, natr representative
al Tue people state thif case Ia you, aud hope from
your cHlizitlun aud refinement that Whatever may
The event 81 the present clnrSt yau viii utdrfb
thar ianes shall be- respected Will gam tasona-
bile ntue lut Hem IN leave the capital
have The honof 10 salute ,pu general 10 chief ii the
army 81 occniaihn al the tned sate- aud 10 assure
YOU al NY htahes consideration.
e ID aud hb,fy
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1 "us was ,h'S brilliant coup de main made almost
without bhudshed. | have moi lime n,,, Il, ,;, ,i
p'f'en1ts ct this glorious afilr Capain c. f. smith
was ~ me advance. with Mccall, the battle Of Rosa
=" uT "a fan1. and Of the most ga anI and az
'Ph'hed "lfirrfs IN The srmy-so say all his flIow
r. S,,;,E H""" nave heard speak of hun. Coluc' p.
Nhllh-'enetal Smith ut Louisiana -dis,inyuishsd
.'Sf" on ma "cca'nn As GId Major Scott and C,paiu
molly. "1' u' us '"ty