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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-11
>. X. BoTsFORD.

,. X. BOTsFORD,
As JUST received . large sssIfiD snt Of Sc.
M CARS and TOBACCO The following are q
lisi Of he diff rent brands Of Segari
5000 Regalia Les Tres COfonas
Q DO Minerva
0 o DO Cszsdofss
o 0 Havana In Norma
1000 Regslts Doe Fssos
5000 DO Victoria
5000 do IL Pas
1000 Washington IL Norma
10000 Havana of different brands
10000 Pnscipc Dc IL CruIE
5000 Do Slestn Bat
5000 Cuso Sans
FRUfTS.
so Coos Nuisi Orsosssi Lmons, Rsiang Figs;
Prnnss, 2 duz bottles Olives; ! csss Sardinss; 2
ca.es Of Lemon syrup ] Dor french Chocolate done
% N superior manner, ! doz bottles Capspi ] a.
essb Treble Grspo wiae. l qfcssk OH Buudy
% 1905 fh proof which y lof moiical purposes.
beside a greet many antc.,s ~ numefous =,
uasniionA sp25
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-11

CAPPETING, OIL CLOTHS, 6C,
HAVE Jnst reed sne0 sock oi Imperial 30.
= peg ard hne ingram Cafgeung. also SIS. 3 4
rni s. Vennan CO.. & 3 tnd 6 4 6e,l and ri,i.
ioin Miulne oil Ctaih. Gnn Buzz. Dmgref
oHif iiUen lri n.hcf .Utb uuirlet re- isI STOOL
'Itar o. 20 W n SELBY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-11

NXTRACT OF COFFR E.-This article,
AZ has been discovered of lae IN Eurnpc. osd
has become 10 celebrated all over lac tonfnent ihst
every family makes Use of IL. not outy as q ,aving
Of coffee. but a. a carIsin remedy 10 pgcveht That
d,ead'nl disease. D. Eprrsin. u improves NE TASTE
81 the cofse. tho color, hnd saves lie half he quaD.
lty OF coffee. II clears The coacesbetitr ihaD eggs,
ian. glass ~ my oiher articles for clearing; for ale
ut The Store of MCtNNlS. Market Squire; wLp
s'hc sole agent Tor Inc sale u the genuine afLrle
for DncioT Geo Felix Of ia who IL : Ie Pfopnciof.
| hpve been informed that certain perOpain T. 1T
Wheeling are manuiaetu ring and selling a couuiof-
ieti arlcl9 hereby cauiiou The public against
his gfo.s imposliop, ! would nlso caution oil who
are making AMI vending q counterfeit article. ~ 10
careful hoN hey linmpIe on rights secured 10 othcn.
Tor Justice will bo meied out ~ hem amply A.
sured nu ~ - M'GINNIS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-11

HENTLENgN's GAiTERs-Rsed his 5sy
~ en- assoIinsni Of Csnfiemsn's 0nners " ne
latest nod mo,f approved styles G~sshemen
wishisg . b%esufisal neat sniole for Sumner
Weaf viii please call ard srlpire onf ss1umeni
hessfe runh4ung. ne we are confIoot rbey uIl
fed u superior 90 any offered In fms market
MCLkLLEN g. KNOX.
nay Syn 0i fhc Bfo,RnB Bllr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-11
CHANCERY SALE.
LOTS IN WHEELING AND LAGRANGE
THE BDGGS FARMLAND IN MA pSuAIl

THE BDGGS FARMLAND IN MARSHALL.
COUNTY. &c. DC.
DURsUANT to The joint DEGREES made by The
l. Circoii Superior Court 81 Law aud Chancery
r.; Ohio county. Virginia. ON The 18th day Of June
loi]. and 9Th day Of May 1916. ia the suits in
ChspcerY:
Between the General Insurance Company Of Mary
land. Complainant.
Mary NJ S Zane. nd min,sirat,ix Of Ebenexcr Zane,
deecased. Alexander n Chapl,nc. executor Of
Moses w Chaplins. The said Alexander. Josiah
WPomeroy and Mary Ann hts wife. and Others.
De(endanis.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-11
TO THE LADIES.

ITIE T.N
! have paid m0,i particular attention in my &C.
leciions Of styles ond qualities Of Ga,ds. 10 the
wants Of the ladies. and they will find my STOCK OF
Fashionable Goods far surprising any other IN the
city. which Ihcv csn easily see by calling and cr
aiming them They can save themselves The trouble
OF looking lsewhsrc. rs they will Gnd my prices
and qualities ca mol fail 10 please. sp Ia
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-11
NE'.X 81 ~

" WllEELING TO BALTIMORE, WASH.
lNGToN CITY PHILADELPHIA. NEW YORK
AND BOSTON. The National Road aud Good
'hIcnt Stage companies are running 9 daily lines
Ia Chsihcr!and connecting win The Il a. q n r.
Only "a hours Stage travel 10 either Of the Above
ciIies. The balance by RpilIoad.
Tine TO Baltimore u hours.
Time 10 Philodelphia 10 hours
Fare 10 Baltimore II DOLLARS.
Fare 10 Philadelphia - do.
Six daily lines leaves the Co.'S Stage nnd Roll.
road office every morning nj 6 O'Clock a NJ, and
c1Iras furnished AZ any hour a Load shopld offer.
Forihrough Tiekeisto Balusosc ond Philadelphia.
aTP'y nj tho Coz oilre. No 81 Water ST. Wheeling.
Va. 'nc door North u 5 Hotel.
For GOOD Intent Stage Co. W RI STEELE,
ond J &c ACuESON, fer S Co.
Great Centred RouIe Rail road and Stage oGee.
sep ID
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-11
BOOKS! BOOKS!
w. J. ROBB,

B0OkSELLER AND STATIONER,
Corner Of Main and Union Streets,
WHEELING.
AS just received a latye and splendid as
m sDrtmeni Of School. Medical and MIsee!Ia.
neous B 'Oks; also n foil assortment Of Stationery
Country Mietchapis would do we'll TO calland exam
me my stock and prices before purchasing else
where AS sm determined 10 sell as cheap a. any
o'hef establishment III The West. M Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-11

oil CLOTHS, TEA CLOTHS. TABLE
CLOTHS. WINDOW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
DOOR PIECES. COACH CURTAIN STUFF.
GREEN BAlzE FOR SIDE BOARDS. BU.
REAUs. STANDS. &C SILK AND MUSLIN
APRONS FOR CHILDREN.
EoSEPH WOOD. o. East WhsellSg. would re
specifically letorm The public that be = pnplf.
80 70 execute orders Cor snyIhigg enumerated shove
% % bis line with nesinsss. durability and despatch
HOUSE Painting, Chang and Pspsr Hsnging sla
attended 70.
Residence and shop nesr The Old Crown Gls..
Vows sp Ia
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-11

MEL, MOORE g. CO. respectfully inform
\ The travelling public. that hey have by m
arrangement With Vourhes a. Co. and o Hinton
extended ter splendid National Road Stage
Lines direct TO St Louis. through Indianapolis,
Tefre Hanlc and Vandalln. and hat unsurpasscd
accommodations con now DO had through Tho entire
route.
FAST MAIL COACH leaves Wheeling daily
nj 10 O'Clock, p IA, 10 Cincinnati IN SO hours. to St
Louis G days
Pilot Coach leaves Wheeling daily At 10 o'clock
M, 36 bouti Ia Cincinnati.
TALLMAD5E'S. Good Intent Coach leaves
Wheeling duly at 10 O'Clock r NJ, 20 hours 10
Maysyille, ny.
Extras furnished on MI Inc above lines 10 panios.
with The privilege ofsIcep,ng or travelling at nj hI
as Icy may wiah. -
ohico No 81 Water st. frst door below The u 8
rotel. Wheeling Va.
jan 10 CowDERY. Agent
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LEATHER.


Leather Coli Skins, Boot Morocco. I'D Liriog snd
Binding Skins
FI.TDE.NGN.
shoe Thread. B1s's. Busnes, kniver. Awis. Pegs
Bot Web. CIlos ~. Bot Trees. Mails spafsblss
Boot sud Shoe Keys. 81 III
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nUNCAN's EXPECTORANT.-Fo,
sale Al he moAufacinrefs prices, whalesale
md retail ~ Pryor a PAUL..
. ~ 164 Musct 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-11

RENOVA
AmE~~ DIR ; 2 HULLIHEN hl-
AAnuSIEe mosed hs mee Ia Fparb
street, . iew doors below he Cnuu Iiou.s. ve.f
side ond lwo doors BFLow iae PfesIyi ensn,baich
ap2
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To THK LADIES.

~ EHE LADIES.
~ fecsivsd 81 The Shos Store Sooih End Of
80 Marker square.
Trunk u Ladies foe nd slipgen
do Do Sprng heel do
also sagn" very 'npsf'or ~h'te Easii.h KID 5 b
Psfa Pss.s ~cal!ispd' sec hen.
~ "a TODD A HOWELL
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REMovAT.

REMOVAL
n J FRtSSELL, has removed M Frrf b g.
- ~ daor below he Pfesbyienn church
'Onice 10 he ssme boilding aud sdJoiamg hat of
d. ; p Hallihen. opy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-11
willis u Massey,
Jonn BrIgntou

CaUTioN-Dr Svavnc's preparation OF Wild Cherry
was Tie first that vas ever Introduced TO lie public in
THIS or any other county. Years after this celebrated
remedy came out; up sprung several others, such AS
Baisnn,s, Candies and even syrups. trying 10 butd on
that already establh he'd. so That even persons might be
deceived, land get n worthless mixture paImed off upon
them II they did not bear in mind tie mans of Or
Swayne
Remember, all Preparations purpouins to contain
Wild Cherry are fictitious AID counterfeit, except that
bearing tile written signature Of Dr swaync Great
care should be taken TO purchase f1om the regularly an.
pointed agents.
The Press, the Medical Faculty, and thou
sands icho hare used DR.. Stcavne's com
pound Syrup of Wild cherry, oil concur in
~ProHoHRcing 10 one of the best remedies epsr
iupfufsd for n, ~,r. 81 III
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AIiother Wonderful cure Of Consumption. DR..
SlcGyRc's compound syrup of Uld cherrv.
RiUMPfIAN T. SUI CEsS

MiLtkEsrows, Percy Co. IA.
DR. SrGgNe Dear Sir-Tn Mltch last 1 caught n very
noavy cold, which settled on my lungs attended with a
hard. dry cough. paies In the side and breast. tish,ncss
and oppression In tie chest. I neglected taking any
medicine, except tho usual simple remedies which per.
sous IN indsent circumstances like my self. genctalIy ie.
sort 20, until the disease had reached tie state above
alluded To, when ] became quite alarmed, and appli ed
To my family physician. lie treated me several months
hut received no benehi; in iaci. grew gradually worse
! lad p'ofusc night sweats, skin dry ard pa tchcd. no
appetite, suffered much with thirst. ocrasioualy splitting
blood. until my ply stefan rs well ss my friends, pro.
nounocd ne going into { dcer decline. Some Of my
IRE nds recommended one medicine and some another.
and would show me long certificates Of purpoftcI cures.
many Of which l thought suited TO my case g actly, but
from their effect upon me I despaired. ever recovering
my health. hut gave myse,f up 10 die Of that seourge III
The and Pulmonary C0HsRmpfioa.
Fortunately, at Ills time a friend Of mine. passins
through our IOWA. who resides In lIarrishurh, called to
see me. and recommended your eonyoHad syrup of
Ufid ca cry, and gave the name OF Martin Lu,z. your
agent ia Harsisburgh. I reluctantly sent and got a hot
tic, which relieved me 50 much thai { sent and got five
more, and am happy 10 say ! am now a sound and
heerty man. I attribute the cure entirely 10 the use If
your cele rated remedy the compound az Wild eAsrru.
aud would earnestly recommend any person who is
suffering with any disease ofthe Lungs. 10 resort nj once
To your medicine. | remain yours. very respectfully,
RICHARD vONMETER.
are personally acquainted with Richard yonne.er
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- ChsEs S%ALERaTUS. reed and Nr .sis l.,
- mlfti HUDSON ~ MORRISON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07
Tie World. Convention.
Correspondence OF Tho Tribune.

LONDON. Exeter Hall. Aug II, 1910.
Friend AicElrath The Aggregate Committee Of
the Evangelical Alliance has just adjourned and have
but few moments to write before The mail for the
steamer coses had hoped TO have sen; you budget
Of Travellers Notes but have hurried so from wonder
surprise be too fntirucd to write before rest
Bvuayohng all last night, reached here in company
with Pres EMORY and Dir PECK and found prcparato-
ry meeting for the Alliance appointed for today There
hive been meetings uf Sub Committees for the past
week arranging prcninarios but mostly composed Of
those OF the British Isles and cndcavorng for com
promise of home difficulties the coming in OF foreign.
crs will suggest lcas restricted considerations.
The offensive rcquistion as To Slavery WIS doubtless
occnsiopcd by dispoeiton 10 quc some factOus points
OF thing You may be assured the American Dclega.
tion will not countenancc the Notwithstanding OF the
many excellent spirits who hold the relation of Master
1t ink there will be no disturbing discussion of the
subject There manifested this morning most
promising spirit Of unaninity lind prevailing here
home interest for the purposes OF the Conyen
ton but feeling of suspense 10 the result some,
however. Very sanguinc.
Public meetings have been held in different places. al
of which have exhibited 10 the surprise, Oft times OF
the friends of the Alliance the cordial enthusiasm.
Thecell OF the Convention however 1t mny result
prove failure tor already have it, fruits abundanty
rewarded the toll TINT has been bestowed the kuow
edge of brotherhood il has effected among dissenting
Christians and the iervid Christian love has
enkhdled.
There are the choicest spirits here of the most
enlarged minds and charities the world over,
md they all bear the spirit OF mcckncssthc mcekncss
of wisdom Tomorrow their councils begin. Their
hearts in the object OF their gathering and there
WILDE the labor of utcllects and hearts impulscd by
the nobes hopes and strongest desires Heaven grant
them guidance and glorious success,
Yours. &c. J. X NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07
couyen,iop for Biblc Missions.

On the Cd and Sd inst. Convention OF the friends
OF Bible Missions held at Albany in the siatest Bap
lis, Church Tho Convention both in regard to mum.
bers and the character those assembled highly
respectable Among the members noticed several dis
hnsuished Ministers and influential laymen from the
States OF Ohio, Illinois Connecticut Massachusetts.
Pennsylvania and NewIork There Were also in ut
tendance several persons who contemplate gong 10
foreign lands Missionaries well us several re-.
turned Missionaries whose statements on the progress
OF the cause among the Heather added greatly TO the in
,crcst of the occasion
The Convention entered into full discussion OF the
subject OF Missions and the demands of the Ago and the
World The consequence WAS that II was concluded.
with eutirc unannity that the time had Tor the
formation OF New Missionary Society, in which those
who are opposed 10 close Corporations for such pw-
poses to unwiedy Associations for benevolent and re
siSus objects 10 sustaining from the Moral Reforms OF
the age and the neglect OF portion OF the eathen
in our own land could cordially unite. Accordingly,
Home and Foreign Missionary formed, to be called
the AMERICAN MISSIONARY ASSOCIATION, with lts ENecu
tive Committee located in the City Of New York and Vi
C!nity. Its expected that the New Organization will
embrace the uaio Missionary Socey the UeS;erH Fran
geica Missionary dSS2cid'i5V. and the CoH7ee Of The
Hest. India MsSioRas well all the friends OF Anti
Slavery Missions through the country who belong 10
the Congregational and Presbyterian Churches some
other denominations having already formed such So
ciercs of their own. ] II r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07
VOL. VI. NO. 100.
From Oregon.

We collate the following paragraphs Isays the
Springfield tIll.j Journal rom letter Of Mr. Job
Burden to Mr. w. Beck, Of this neighboyhood
Mr.. Burden who was an old citizen left sangamon
County for Oregon. in the Spring OF 1915. 1t is
dated On the oath March last
:" will gre ycu short description Of this country,
lis productions, &c First The land here rich any
IN illinois II far exceeds anything had expected, and
produces ~ell-ths is wheat CATS potatoes &c Il Is
no, so good for the nights too cool but forty
bushels have often been raised 10 the acre
The timber principally red white and yellow fr
1t resembles pine distance though the wood ia very
unlike il Il very tall splits well and We get from
eight 10 twelve railcuts from the tee In the noun
alus the timber very large. have seen plenty OF Il
ten feet through and informed by respectable
man that ne measured few days ago that
eighteen through and at least Two hundred feet high
the branches. There pines 81 all sorts white
oak black oak, ash, linn, yew tree. maple, with many
other kinds of which have not learned the names.
we had no snow here last Winter 70 lay one hour
The grass green all Winter and the cattle a,ter
than have stall.fed cattle in Illinois. The
grass is fine at the present time.
" have just returned from two weeks exploring
trip found beautiful country and have concluded to
settle the head Of Yam Hi River Its abou, 20 or
30 miles from the miles from good salmon
fishery and about fifty miles from aty Plains where
9" We got 70 the Dal!es on the 9Th September and
there took boat and come 10 Linnton on the Walla-
mette. We went TO Twality Plains 10 winter. From
the Jth November 10 the 18th February think il
ed one-four,h OF the time. The weather and
atterward pleasant The strawberries in bloom
the 10th Of February The peach trees tah March,
dropping their bloom We have all kinds OF fowls
here geese brants vulture &c We have also all kinds
OF fish oysters, clans &c commonly found in sal:
ter EMigrents have located from Pugets Sound up
ward OF 100 miles up the Willamette Mrs Burden.
who has been low Of health for eight years past
has fully recovered and a now in the enjoyment OF
rood h.alth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07

Tsg BLocKApE.-A vessel arrived her yester-
day from Avarado-onc to this port several days
ago from the poin,--which was reported iron.
neutral port ria Ardenes, This goes show ,ha, the
blocksde OF Mexican ports IS hunbug. Alvarsdo is
but few leagues from Vera Cruz and yet no vessel hiss
watched ,hs, port the began with the cxcep
,ion of the Soners which WAS stationed OF A!varsdo
few days in June by order OF Capt Gregory then senior
o.cer of the squadron. in the sbsence OF Com. Cor
uer The blockade does not appear 20 give the MeNi-
cans any uneasness, Alv2radc Is quite or nesriy
Convenient port as Vera Cruz and the latter vessels
ind no difficulty in importing such merchandise SAINTS
Ana Aimonre &c. allow N. o. Pcsyune, 9th ult
Navy YARp.-Captain Charles s McCauley. n
popular and highly esteemed officer in the May hiss
been appointed the command a. the Navy ara IN tns
,nand of the PacEc squadron. Union
SANTA FLA gentleman who has lived sixteen
wears in Mexico gives the ST. Louis Reveie as MS
OPINION ths, the territory is of sufficient value TO re-
pay the cost Of conquest. Rich, Times, Sept j.
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Schools.

GENEVA FEMALE INSTITUTE. and Normal
NJ SchooL-Thr subscriber, ate Principal OF the ONO
Seminary in Geneva v l. on The l5ih OF October
The object OF the Institute VIII be TO qualify tEMLE
Indies the ornamental and useful branches OF moral
and scientific
decidedly successful in the education OF the Blind IL
Ora! mental exercises, frequent reTcr, and daily Lec
tires The Subscribers practical experience for several
years in this plan. and hrs examination OF many OF me be
Summaries IN this country and in Europe satisfy him iat
the truly eaecua method of mpaFtins insric-
The chiefhranches viii be as follows
Arithmetic. Geography. Grammar,
Linear and Perspective Drawing and Painting,
Chemistry. and its application 10 Agriculture, and Do
nestle Economy.
Rhetoric anu Composition.
Algebra, Geometry,
Nor ora Ya,rrai and Mental Philosophy
Bo,any, Geology, Astronomy, Physiology,
P Pt77ioryi; Logic Logic.
a cour.e OF practical LEcruRss on the Art ard Pal.
GLIDING instructions in Black Board exercises. will be de-
lirerei By The Principal to the pupils designing TO become
icGchers There will be ample supply OF PHiLosoFHI-
APPARATUS and the most approved school Furniture
Globes. Maps, &c.
The Institute Wi; he thoroughly furnished for the accom-
roda.ion OF boarding pupils
The accomplished assistant Female Instructors VIII
Department
On examination the end of The GEAR. every pupil found
qualified teach viii receive a Teachers Diploma
A. the Principal viii endeavcr 10 procure the best stih,
lions teachers for his pupils believes wi! be found
pcCuDllrv 10 those VINO lntsuu 20
tha responsible profession to spend at least one year III
this Seminary Supcri7endents and Trustees OF District
Schools DESTROYS u procuring good Teachers Will be- In
ved 20 make heir wishes known TO The subscriber
Te year viii be diyded INTO t'So terms OF i've months
each.
Translator boarding, tuition, fuel and lights per year
OSE HuNOSsb DoLLsEs:payable -eIl!- annually IA ms
middle OF each Term THIS includes Drawing part o!
the regular course sriiicuf errG charge
MrSrc and FRENCH viii U- cnnrged eNtrn.
Geneva Situated hi g and healthy
location on liz borders OF Seneca Lake. II j. also dis
:ing-ed for intelligence aud high moral character OF
: society. WILLIAM CHAPLIN. Principal
Geneva August %, 1916 :! lwD12wSW
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
Later from the Army of Invasion-Seralyo
Taken-lIovcments of the ops-Later
from yucatnn, &c. &c

from, Yucatnn, &c. &c.
We received the following Telegrap hic dispatch
from Baltimore late Friday night New Orleans papers
Of the 9th lt state that the steamship Alabama had
rived from Brazos Santiago whence she sailed oath ult
Report says that Gen. Worth with 1000 men had
left Camargo, and Ind proceeded % miles toward Mont
Grey.
Captain Duncan returned to Canargo the llth,
from his reconnaissance into the interior. Captain Nc
Cullougi, who Along with his Rangers, had killed
Mexican who was on an American horse at the time,
Captain Duncan marched into Putna Aquado in the
night and took tho place having killed one Mexican and
shattered the OF another while they Were attempt
ing 10 escape.
Capt Duncan next marched TO Seralvo. where he ar
rived and possessed himself without molestaton After
accommodating he let and returned Canargo
By the way oil Agna Segnas and Mier
II Ia thought that Sera!vo Will be made depot having
commanding position and good water.
IL was snid that the MeXicHns were concentrated AT
Monterey TO give our forces fight. body of 1000
well appointed cavalry had arrived at Ssltilo.
a large force OF mounted men had been sent 10 cut
oil Col Hays
Cen p. F. Smith arrived at Canargo on the llth and
was TO take command OF the I'd brigade, composed OF
the 5ti and 18th regiments OF Z. !. infantry
The weather had become very hot AT Cemargoi the
troops continuing healthy nevertheless
There 10000 volunteers md 300 regulars on the
Rio Grandc, and more constantly arriving
The movement OF the troops took place in the night.
An American citizen had arrived at Cainargo on the
lith ult from Monterey who reported that there
at that place 1000 rancheros and 1000 regular troops
Capt. Duncan had gone again on II accommodating
excursion in the direction of Jcrama
Well informed men thought it would be imprudent
ioT General Taylor to move up TO Monterey, with less
than 10000 wclldiscipincd troops.
General Taylor has had TO use harsh measures with
some of the rum vendors, hanging about his camp.
The Picayunc Extra says that Gen. Worth had not
left Ca,nmgo the 18th, but from there the
next week.
Campcachy dates via Havana to the 18th ult had been
received ut New Orleans which state that some out
breaks had occurred Yucatan, but they OF
important
Capt Gregory, of the U. s. Frgae Raritan, nj PensG
cola had received orders from the War Department TO
detail inst vessel either merchantmen vessel OF war
10 carry dispatches Chagrcs from thence 10 bc
veyed to Squadron in the Pacific TIL brig Perry
had been selected for that purpose.
vessel had arrived at New. Orleans from AvOrado.
The PicGyunc says: This shows that the blockade of
the Mexican ports is humbug. The blockade appears
TO give the Mexcans little uncasncss. Avarado Is
convenient us Vera Cruz and that place vessels find
no difficulty in pnsaing 10 and from,