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The Republican., 1846-07-18


The following history Of Mexican Presidents
wecqpy from he New York Mirror: - 81.
ItuFbide- Emaeror Of the limited monarchy,
established after The separation from Spain y, !
lied, returned and shot 1922 =
Gen, Vicloria. lhe hfsl President. elected
1924. with Gen. Bravo as Vice President, who
denounced Victoria, but was beaten sarendefed
and banished. <. ,aos5~ 81.
Gen. PedFaza vas elected ApIbA 1928, over
bis opponents Gens Guerrero, who used violence
10 displace him; he was aided by large force
with Santa Anna Ht'lheir head who was defeated,
and made Bis eseap6sa III 1925 (Octobeb) a
mob headed BY ex Marquis Cadeha seized the
government. and Pedfazo fed, and
Guelrero was declared elected. with BAsta-
menie for Vice President, Soon after that, Bns-
lamente.gtselled, civil war ensusd which ended
IN the execution Of Gdsrete in February, 1891,
at 0aieca, leaving ,sdg
BGslemen,6 IN the PTesiie6fs Chair: Ia
1882, Santa Anna marched from Vera Cruz "a
the Capital, made B,lsiameule resign inHaveT ol
Pedrdza, then 10 exile in Philadelphia, who re-
turned and served ouliibe remainder oF his lime
Of the 1928 election; and then
asSaula Anna, was elected n May lS33-lakeh
pris0nar at the ballle aOf San y aeinlo 10 1886;
Bustamenfo was lh6nsinsexilsiin fapasg but re-
turned On hearihg Of he capture Of Santa An
ia; aud
Bustamepte was elected. Santa Anna On obs
tanning hia liberty, was ia relirement some time
ongbia estates then toak The, field against BusIa;
mente in ls4l, and drove him from power and
Santa AnnasbecaHe RTesideals inNl S4l, and
being disposed byatHsra sari aknoii4
Ged Herein, who sent hih9o favans'ao ex-
lie, and then Heneta was dssposed BY
:, Paredes, who y 'pFpyd tbs. PIssdsacy, and 4
noWr l646ainIlllaTy despptssr sedr
ePREsIDFNT's H.iUsE.-=ahere isa rustic gate
way 90 the ess of The square Of itee-slphe. i
the form oT 40 arch WiIh large weeping wllIoW
Oh each side ofihe entrance. II was AIorme'll
said BY ibs lady ola President whIle oceupyil,a
Iihe house. aid benny congratulated IN hel eleva
ai6n-astddnh know as IheTelisamuchl cause lo
icongfalolaliona The Prhsidenlsoi q The Uqiles
h9lales generally cnmes sio saa rIbeirda gate. ans
goes out Ell lbe s0esping uillowsaSs sssa
wis ~ sisogsa4- -uu-ss r77Tsgi.s sna SID s
= Vr-JDlhe Oregon lfealB YgsrQuHimed on tn
anniversary Of tho batle oil Waterloo.
The Republican., 1846-07-18

o0srThe I.ondou Aolpng Herald f ln az He-
ony ofdisness in comemplalips Ihe posture pres
scented by.Gieai Bulain nov lha| 50 Robert
Peel's policy has oblained ihe saQeaon q be
House of Lords. Here IS 40 exuacl from thaf
paper of the S0ih, iih.' 's 7.ss
'sMeahwhiIe The states. suppose. disagn and
disable Mexico couquestis out oflthe' q4esti0n
--an immense TnofeannIe Navy is cfealed by The
chTn trade, vasY aHhuaf 81 bulloA occumulaes
IN fhe SiaieS lfbhs Il ea6slant q hin Of hue6sh
edld,7Caiiada, b,4lsytdaBdsHe anuahHaiy dis-
after b. ideclagt lhH aHne aatans 6teat BRITAIN
auemrt gishe4asupg gslnauy, and is driven
nh hvHeysFY seasAhy ylhayafy means
she shehYs4Rrowdfdfgl ber pwqdeslTpcQops YIIis
5icln is. indeed, dIsbeaTlnlne, bnl We defy any
one to show where Il IS ovefcoi0fed d over
drawn" F
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p p 2 - =
.saa i.
Cotton 10 lbe hIgbIauds tins seasoF g mHeh
superior 10 lhal is fh9 bniIons-es esnesHf oa Iif
FiVen From ptiYaie letter we lean ihal lhen
will be nothing like an av8iago cfonnads ean-
sequence ofthc heavy fans.
The Republican., 1846-07-18

= s'The MonlsomeI tdsatlseF s,'dEkA sszFl|sI s.
Mercy. fnltho feAEs eqsiaz pointed psi eianh
"MrMaFcy islhe last f6H 10 rs world who should
secretary cannot have forgotten dAl ne ddihe sams
on hnsol once a the cost Of Gig eenls to the State
The Republican., 1846-07-18


s8i - ~ faithful Animal The 81. Lonis ReYeiIle
Of the 81 sts insg couiaius - extremely nieuests
h.neane letter from SoltaiIe written on ghe Mssous
RI river during trip 10 lhe new town of Ohio
<Thewtiler speaksoI epcouRieling rhafacleF
.sssinslhe person Of SignoF J PadisR Piadinonlese
siab by birth, music master ii the lalanfy bnnd Of he
= lsaa5lh Regiment. Who was pFesentnlhe baues Of
The sth aud 9ih Of AIay f 2 uas On HE waylao
a-a S Louis, beafer ofeslets to Major Gem Bfoohe
s 4. and nIhers. 10 bis company vas q fne Yoobe
g 'asponiar dog belonging 40 MaiaFBFowns who fell
during the bombardmenl OF the fort opposite
Matanfdfas: s f'aa Z q .ss issa oaN ts..
sisf' Ebcn 30 remains % this gallant soldier we're
a.i,ss egopbsd bsPel dog who had lain peW ihh sPqI
s,aBo where Che Mejarwas sutleHngHnnl heEqs borne
scaa hence mining his wall with sha anuDdo Sf The
s. mbHlrd dtIm, and scoulda Be 'sllsHced. IIo
searched evety where for be living form Of bis
master, and finding bin moi, seemfd to and6r-
~ slpad lbe mouTpu business his burial: he wait
- cd until 8he sad Tiesswera 0veF END ihgn eoilng
ssfaop hinssoup be laid down Al ihe foot ofshe fig
sssw dsmf up6nlhe turf which COVERED ahsgeiuains Of
= the btRva bIajat, and sent forth hishowl Of ersi
uoii The hearts Of all Who heafd hllp we're inn
pressed with q fresh sensation Of purrow, Paldl
assaaintepds 70 present himsioa Gens Brophe,s if
es On ihs glh Psldl having gigen up his horse 10
'iA ianOHiceh was moHhtsd 90 mute and was St.
tending al The artillery tiain wht % showeF 81
5 canlsler cams, carrying away hla eanleen,a gFH
gpg hisoap,eiahy ywQpudng bis polsnn1 aiari-
sla hs mulB ofFiike mad towards deiachmenI
oFshe enemy CayalFyaasI d o'vpn fried 10 stop
RS HeadI0ng prdRi9as, ard caad 6ni cbnceive
ouifageanaly halle lmannEf when looAnR be-
hndhim ihe eause eghslIaf sonca' esplainsd lhs
maIa la9 had been carried away by "a shot
Like shlp Without rudder he was beating fesl
on Zee shaJe; when bis ridst Was forced 10 shoe
hin 10 stop his progress.
The Republican., 1846-07-18
THE SHOUT aND THE ModN

-ha q uaHt X 4s---. sfma# ics aaiasaa
,aeasA ao. g A Iee T o AZ ,afsfessA 1854
ts8a iA .kstesi aia - sal ,fpeaa q ql8o
The ioy bells peala merry tune a8a Y ~
-it ~ Along.the evening air; Ah & aii9e1 q
tam The cracking bonfres turn the eky ih f.ipie
A' All crimson with their gafs; tees't aaet
iio7e Bold music fills tie startled streets rse
q With mirth-inspiring sound; s4e
.3l The gaping cannon's reddening breath -
wakes lhunder-shouis around; sefit
2 And thousand joyful voices cly,n
"HuzzaI huzzal a VictOr3l 4 s
~ taaa3A .Jh4 Il tsitHA emo
little girl stood at the door,
And with het kitten playd,
Less wild and frolicksome than sbe
That rosy pruttlng maid.
p Sudden her cheek turns ghostly white;
Her eve with fear is filled,
- And rushing ii oisdoors she screame--
'My brother Willie's Killed." M
And thousand ioyinI voices cry,
sa8id sHuzzaihuzzal NictOgI"Ys bar NcHa 4
-ieqHe s aeaHa .sf a0a sIi saj sesid r1fi ss7ae
- A mother sat IN thouehtr6l ease, aisli7e -
-fa ni Admitting by TIE ife fas1i sA ai.iF 70 lq
Plying the neede's'thrfy task ZEE
80. With hands that never tire. q. kts
She ,oreher few gray hairs and shrirHd
gsaaA "My Joy on earth.isi d9hel la snfe N&H
ii 4 Obi who will lay me 70 my greEe4 saa.q -
s~se Oh, Codl my sUns M y sonl'. sat
-- And thousand joyful voices cry, 1s
Nus'aJ ntluzzal huzzal Victory aeas @ei
.a8tk sias e tUeH $3.50 sa sasl s. tes
loi youthful wife the threshold cross'd, "a sai
sa With Haatfon'atreasure bIsss'd; aaHessq "a
s,,i "a smiling infant nestlipg Icy d. iasersas
In slumber at her preasts al stae s., 49,
She spoke no word; she heaved no sigh,
The Widows tale % tell; ~
Bulike corpse, mll white and stiff,
af.at 81 Upon the earth floor fell ~
his fa And lhonsand joyful voices ory,
ki, ssIiuzzal huzzal Yiclor5ip
Anold weak man, with head of snow,
And years three score I'd iens
" Look'd upon his cabin home.
81 sti and anguish seized bib ihe1
I'D ..sgHahelp'd nol #ie, 81 4abe.
stuaa 81 MalFon not little maid
Sd One scaIdins tear, one H5h
rn He knell him down an
And thousand iqyla oes
g ssfuzza az
The Republican., 1846-07-18
I'm weary Of . single life,

7 n T7TII- TTFVTT ~ 0I7I-T IIIVI
Though oil its Joys are mine;
There's scarce pleasure now possessed,
But might Be made divine,
III could claim ''beuef half,D eifi es'e
"a And reed % longer rove
Tofnd The pFize nv hanrt desires e.
.IaiA aeHHp ~ ~ '1tft ~ r4tH
The Republican., 1846-07-18

Now, maidens fair, lnot yet bespoke,l asr, 4
10 why should iilongertallyl .sts. 81 is gollsl
. Pm twcniyrfoua yeats oldsnext month, sn8t (
,asbioi And au1 resolved to.nnrFyias,l bath1 sis
.sa So if among youpbentsla heart, d " 6 sseol !
Which might with mine accord, ,iist s5aaa IS.
Oh! do not let this leave you So 5iis1esa 3 a
ls'e| But haste to send new0rd, 8 bea IA &
nosyfl H*'os aareaissI , ns1snfss4 q af0'
AOd.tbat will be bap yday. ~ Aa4 ee'
That day claim my belle. ye'
And that will be abeppy theme,
On which we both may dwell;
And viii be happy man, ~
When her sweet smiles move; E "
And she shall pc heppy girl " .i-,i
~. She sbaIl--the gid | love-, 4 e
The Republican., 1846-07-18
Y B b TR
,uId bad ! eNI Il low,

Oh, would had gill love, s' ssaie
To share those happy houtss- re7 4
Ny bliss to crown, while She would prove
The iaifest Of lil2's flowers: eqA aye
No more I'D crave, n this light heart s',so seaisl
"A @oman's worth might know, ai iass.
And pure afeclions priceless gem s'fa4
The light Of love woull show. 1aet
The Republican., 1846-07-18

= vrF1he Oregon lfealg VBsrQufimed on the.
ofthe batle Of Waterloo.
The Republican., 1846-07-18

6 Proposition WI|h'o ard f6a0a STORM.
tho wind blows louaIoa che centre. anls al
The Republican., 1846-07-18
.mE.KICa.N PRESIDENTS.

w. 7. M.nEIs. -E.a 1DI.I. .aIFg. Y 2
The Republican., 1846-07-18

t .Ntaa issaed s0oIq Salafda IA
4ioI18 dssf6Ssmttls and Coim6aaicdiiosi
q sp|ion gHsl Be stepdsa Sal bv Tkars.
dag 'ppfelngs
The Republican., 1846-07-18
WOODVILLE, {
,lllea For The ltepabkcQH.
CONCEHLED WtEaPOJFS.

Our brolher's blood crielh to ua rom the
ground, aswhO murdered CHARLES j. Fostnnl
L we believe lhemob alehouled Hang him,'
and laid violent hands on Nn K RlcnARDsor.
nc, aud be alone do lhe. deed. o! most nghle-
Gus mob, that would show is honor Of mofaer, by
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-22
HOUSEHOLD MARKETS,
Reported for The New-YOrk Tribune.


The summer and all its rich and fruits are
gone the shiverng hucks,ers crouch disconso
lately around their wthcrcj and sparse assortment OF
vegetables The Peaches the Pluuis the Pears the Der
rics, the green rcshnesses OF all sorts, more
while potatoes and apples are not much We spent
melancholy hour yesterday among the deserted vege
tabcstands and sorrowed until began grow rather
green-when OF course took leave directly There
is no to make catalogue OF all the what herosnts
in market Just now, and will therefore lump the
matter to Fruit by saying that Apples are not more
than hall crop, and that good qualities very dear
and Grapes less plenty and Isabellas of
iar quality all enough for the demand Quin.
fine but scarce, and bring sea 80 per hundred
GAAtE--There is an excellent and extensive variety
OF choice Gnmo in market early h"t IN" demand
from the restaurants hotels, fashionable gambling.
houses clubhouses &c. &c. sweep every thing away by
daylight and there is after that chance. Woodcock
arc very nice and fat and OF there half
so many OF them as wanted They bring IS cts.
pair Ducks are in great abundance at 50 cts to 81 v
pair.
POULTRY-Chickens begin to be fine, and very nice
ones can be had for 62i cts. y pair. Geese are 81
apiece and Turkeys from IS cts. to 81 so.
BEEF-No change. Market well supplied.
BuTTER.-Best quality 20 cts. y II. Western l2 to
IA cts.
CHEEsE-First quality to cts. p H.
EGGS-Eleven TO the dozcn-we mean eleven for a
shilling
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-22
PASSENGERS ARRIVED

In The steamship Caledonia from Ltc1poo{tO HolJdr
Messrs Horyey DorYill Kenny Birnie Inches Lieut.
Armytage SERGEANT Psche VIE aud two chidren-9
For Iost0H--5Iessrs Il Crook. c Crook, ] Crook
Ms Potion, Miss Potion Mrs Ware Mrs Bourie, Mira
Strous Jr Mrs Milton Mr. II 3 Lee, Mrs Lardner Mrs
Schermerhern nurse and child Mr. Weston. Mrs Wes-
ton DR. John Ware Miss Wood Mr Folloun Mrs Folloun.
Messrs Blake Wood Bouird and Two boys, Joshua De-
non Holt Mr and Master Wightrnan, Houghton Geo
Martin Jones yolz Stevenson Forbes Cannon Laird
Potion Crowder W Milne Westtin Jr, Williams.
Rererdy Johnson Jr Hopey, Bocko. / Moorhead,
Holmes. Francis Wood Eegnon Earl OF Errol Mrssrs
Mussendet, Mcconnell. 4 Lofew, Mozean, MColloch,
Scherrnerhorn g Stgcken, Roger Stewart, Barnsby.
Robt Leeeh Honold Walton Baker, Backey and child,
Jas Masee Battersby C Philip; Luis Henry Harz Rev
Ar Bicky, / Harnun c Pickersyin. Victor Lieut. Lloyd,
Aessrs Leon Manuel, ; Brown, Henry Gordkng. vs. K
Ware, Morris Milton, Enonston, Jackson, Umple-
back, Platt T Homer Lardner. Adolphus Bellock.
Millbank w II Patrison. Blanchard, Lawrence, Ron
deon, Henry Holland, N kenzie Cordrickes. Hamilton,
H:ckson, Thos Holland Isaac Hill Marshall Mrs Bakers
maid servent, Messrs Downing Jas Meade Bonis, Ear!
Of Errors servant Mr. Hy Hafzs servant Mr. Leon Mac
nichs SCRAMBLE.
From Raltar N Bos,7a-Messrs Stewart Bowman Ds.
us r Smith. Euersor-5. Total 100.
In The ship Baltimore from Rarre-Mr Gsrdeil, Miss
Ga,del augusta Ga Mr. Lorgnan Ct 81 Louis; P r
Johnson. SYork; Nr Gratz. Revds Mosetze, Hayezui,
veroneau Meurice, OF France, and "a steerage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-22

The New MAIL SrEtNER--We have seen n
communication from the Agent OF the General Post Oh
ice in NewYork who is experimenting the building OF
the first steamboat which Is designed for the tranpora
non OF the Mail Europe The letter states the gen
sra progress in the construction OF both ship ami
cines which are advancing fast can Dc expected
with a work OF such ma gnitude The builders give
their whole attention the subject feeling the import
snce OF completing her By the time specified in the con.
tract which they give assurance shall De done The
ship IS in frd,us They putting IN her nelson's. OF
which she has sers7 They will in few days, com
rnerce plsnking and putting m her beams snd the en-
cines sre also progressing rspdy "a it ia possible for
them in their present stage being the stage when AL!
their proportions location &c are 10 be considered and
decided on. The boilers. crunSs, cylinders. engine
frames and bed pates-ihe heaviest OF the worksre
sl in hand and are hurried forward tas, possible
Union.
% CAPTAIN Thornton arrived at Washington
this eyeuins from the army OF the Rio Grsndc. He
brings 10 dispatches from the camp.
This mornings Richmond Enquirer says that he
goes on to Washington order obtain permission to
be sent TO the army in Mexico IN whose glorious achieve
mcnts he ardently desires 10 participate.
Union OF Tuesday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-22
Gold Cemfor.

The Journal Of Commerce. admitting the route
Of Loco Focoisn In Pennsylvania, anc that the
Tariff was probably the cause Of i;ideals the FOL
lowing slap at those who have been used up IN me
cause Of /" Polk, Dallas and the TariF OF -;
For Ourselves do no, core zA-hT 7sy:5
Izix oy Tar.F DsTzoc-ets elertd- And ne are "
clncd think !; would maze Been 5e 7o.'ey i9r .e
Democrats adhere sound fTsse.PIe' ever W. -
certainty Of deisas the frst yesl tnsn 70
Srs. ves- IN ,nek grounds would ensure them III
urnphsnt victory the next
Cal YOU this backing your friends q How ran
IN, ask the Pennsylvania Loco-Focos to adhere
10 principles that they never held pretended to
hold
The journal wrongly accuses the people Of Penn
sylvania and heaps unnerited disgrace on their
discarded Members Of Congress. The popular votes
have been cast. not designedly against Messrs
Leib Erdman'and ,beir associates who voted Sor
Polk bit against his Tariff bill. against Polk himself
his advisers and his policy. The State would have
sustained her old Congressman il she could have
done 70 without appearing 10 sustain toe author
Of the Kane letter He could only be reached
through sheno. aud tis reckoning could De deisyed
no longer Well does the Journal understand II
y The Journal Of Commerce says that ii the
Ohio Congressional Districts had not been changed
by the Wings since l:44, we should not have gain
ed the Members Of Congress We have, and kindly
adds tina,
the old fLoco.Focol arrangement Of Districts eas
o. u1facoroJb the Wigs he present one f 10 ;s DINO
crats We however, do not complain Of the Dstrieang
Don't You, indeed? Under the infamous Loco
Foco Appointment Mr. Clay carried the State bE
$3.50 majority, yet fourteen Congress Districts
gave najorities for Polk while only seen gaze ma
iorities for Clay The Wings obtained power in the
State and corrected gone OF the iniqUties OF that
appointment and the Journal would have 1t be-
lieved that we haze only substituted Whig Gerry
Wandering for Loco Foco. It expressly says the
present Apportioument IS .7ntavora5ls to cur sd-
versaries Bat such is not the fact Gov Bebb has
carried the State By handsome majority, yet but
eleven OF the t,venty-one Distrcts-a bare major
ity--havs voted FOR him. True, we have carried
our Congressman in the Stark and perhaps IN the
Morgan District but on local or personal grounds
The State is nov honestly and fairly Districted 50
that whenever the Loco-Fooos can carry 1t al a
Governor Election they viii have majority OF
the Copgressmen The Wings on The other hand
have been doomed to see their State grossly mis-
represented b. reason OF arocious injustice IN the
Apportonment as they saw Alien elected L.
Senator for SIX wears and Medary State Printer Tor
four ty Legislature chosen at an election IN
which they carried Wing Governor by d,0oo ma
iority. For wears haze the Ohio Wings been VIC
timiqed in this way And now that they have the
power to retaliate, have they not evinced noble
forbsarance2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-22
Things in Philadelphia.

Correspondence OF The tribune.
PItI,DrrPHIA oct. o. ,s46
The City and Districts have all been organized
by the Oaicers recently elected The Councils yeser
day reelected John swift as Msyor-he and Recorder
Vaux being the nominees before them, as having the
highest number OF votes.
The contested election FOR Sheriff will probably
proceed though Peter A. Browne. Esq. has moved q
rule 10 show cause why it should not DC dismissed
which Will De heard Saturday. Mr. Lelar has given
his securities.
The ofi.ial returns for Canal Commissioner in
the s, ID 3d. 18th 5th 9TH eth th 9TH l4th 18th and
10th Congressional Districts ami the Counties of North
ampton. Monroe Columbia, Lycoming Northumber
land Huntingdon Centre. Westmoresnd Beaver and
Allegheny stand Power, W. 81, 80 Foster, 5ICI9 max
ing majority in - counties OF 1920. This is half the
State and the majority will De about the in the
portion TO hear from.
SALES OF SrocEs.-Frst BoGrd-2 Sch Nav 90 !!
l Bank of Penna 25S Lchigh. Is; Com Bank 5it
81 900 Tenn 5s lst July 80 ~ Com Bank CHM I'D, -
Bettc,ea Bodrds-2O Beay Mead Is; I Far & Mech Blk
~ $500 Wilmington IS -, IA $3.50 : - 81, %
Second P0dri-,j2 Com Bank, CHM. A. $500 State 5s
81 wn Oh 5000 State IS s. wn. Oh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-22
Trade. Crops. Provisions, &c.

The food prospects Of the country torra subject
: not regarded as cac so heavy calamity i.
sao-t rzne back. The dne surEtnAl weather We have
been ENJOYING during during The last * o. snt weeks,
WHICH approaches IN Is MD beauty ne Indian
OF America has had TIE erect OF a-resrs re pro
gress OF the potato disease indeed L 3 sad ihs many
beds OF tie esculer IL both ISLANDS are recovering, n
consequence Of TIE weather, t-cE- the disease under
which tey haTe been lsoorrg Statements 70 Ibis ei-
feet sPrea- IN ne provincial papers Of each country
sui me FAC: Is aaGeaiobe taAr large porron Of TIE
peoples food has been s~sp; away Aad the deficiency
has consequently enhanced ne price OF saoes rot only
II Britain g; over me whole European continent
The government seems disposed % 90 al thst L can
% rees ne evil u Ireland ETe EeaHs s being taken
70 ind III people employment which : e9uivsl=u. 10
finding ae. witt food ard large SOCKS Of prUTsors
forthcoming nun America and elseEssre seye-tne-
less there azye been some ;ai- -o,s II yz-o2s parts
Irelznd ~, hey vii disappear re machinery Of
the government : brocztr more Immediately n-o csc-
-ce % assIs; tie wants Of re people
Al kinds OF provisions high IN price The potato
zilure II Ireland las crly affected that county
indirectly the people 0; England 5ur.sr Beef, and
Po,k EJECT v.Ea 81 excellent d=rSad and hare greatly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-22

Fem TN Union 1871.


1--WE greatly apprehend that tire eclipse OF the Pennsy
vana Democracy on Tuesday has been nearly total ana
that nearly oil parts Of the state have shared alike IN INC
interesting phenomenon. Whiggery has contrved not
only 10 carry the Canal Commissioner but also MAJOR
iy of the Congressman and fear OF both branches OF
the State Legislature 1t would be idle aiectston on
our part to disguise that feel NOT only disappointed
hut deeply mortified this result II has taken place IN
the face OF tine previous information we had received ana
lot the National Integc now twit US as 1t rhy-let
bring up if pleascs the sanguine predictions which
were made the Union yc; frankly and conscien
tiousy assure IT, participated in the mistake win
some OF our political friends who have been long and par
ticularly conversnnt with the politics OF Pennyvania
and that we would hay~ dared o express such pre-
sentiments about STAT iocaiHes we were
not acquainted. unless w. 2on gentlemen oil
achnov lodged integrity one OF ihese
Can II be Old Back FL emphaueaiiy IN,
formed US to-day, that hr more disappointed
in his life
II This comes of trusting exclusively to tide
waters to make TarA, and then relying on their
judgment as to how the People will take it Won't
the organist know better next time
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-22
DIED

on Tuesday evening Oct GOTH OF Group. REBEKAH
MONIQUE GARDNER, aged year and months
aughter of Asa and Rebekah Gardner.
The friends of the family invited to attend the
funeral this day a, 3! P NJ from the house corner OF
Wal hin gton and Battery place.
On Tuesday the 2Oth inst. OF consumption JOHN
ROMANO eldest son of Walter Leggat aged "a years
and months.
The friends of the family aud those OF his brothers
Andrew w and Gideon Leggat, respectfully invited
to attend the funeral this afternoon at half past g. from
his late residence No Il Hudson.st without farther IN
vitation.
SARAH. youngest daughter OF Charles Dobbs
The relatives and friends OF the family and Of he'
brother Frederick invited attend the funeral this
Thursday afternoon al 81 O'Clock from No. . Or
chard-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-22
DISPATCHES Fos THE TRIsUNE
BY ELECTRIC TElEG RAPH.

: steamer NePEnue Saie-Rrmored BaIfIc'
BA-z1~osx. Wednesday Evening
Tie steamer Neptune, :or whose safety srea;
fears wcre entertained has arrived safe st New
Orleans We learn frurn the Delta OF that city
OF the 18th ins; that there runner Q: another AZ;
tack on the American Array By the Mexicsas.-
The Mexicans have been again defeated. The
W este-n Mail CONTAINS no news OF importance. We
have no local news worth mentioning, Our uer-
chsr.s are waiting with sreat anxiety for advices
bv the steamers: meanwhile al operations in
Flour end Gram are al a stand.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-22

COLLISION AT sXA.-The new ship Romsn from
Ncwburyport for NewyOrk, and the brig Mxria Spear
sailed hence Tor ireland Saturday csre in conse; OF
Mon,suk and both vessels being much damaged thai;
toe Obliged TO abandon them They were
fallen with by The Swedish brS Albon from Bremen
Jersey Pilot Boa; Eackstat and arrived II this City iss;
evening