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EVERY MAN MS OWN LAwyER.-The con-
vention decided yesterday, by vote of 90 to
IL, that any male citizen, of whatever color, of
good moral character and requisite qnaiifea-
tions Of learning and utility, shall be admitted
to practice in all the courts in this State.
Albany Argus.
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AIrxnudcr,s Tricobaphe.

4 new and valuable Liquid Dye which
~ insisn,aneoasly changes the color oi
the hair to a beautiful brown or black. with.
ont injury 20 the hair or skin and which will
no, fail Of complete success, when properly
applied. Sold bv -
X. II. HAZARD,
Sign of the Mortar, near io,h Curt House.
Aug. ~, 1915.
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Certificates.

Mr.. BAILEY, Dear Sit IL have received the
bottles Of Fluid Extract Of Sarsaparilla which
ordered about four months since, and feel that
would be nngrateful to withhold from you or the
public the evidence have had of It's good effects
on me. lhave, as you well know, been u Grip.
pie for over seven years at times have been
conf ned to my honse, and all the time been un
able to do any business. The physicians alling
my disease Chronic Rheumatism, attended with
a diseased liver. Whether this was my com
piaiNl or not, am unable TO say, but | have
used this past summer eight bottles of Bailey,
Exirsct OF SsrsaparIla aud am now about my
husixess, entirely well. have recommended
ihs 10 other Of my friends who are receiv ing
srss, benefit from It's use.
Vsrv truly vonis, &c.
JAMES 3. AMES. lSl West Broadway
or I24 Fr0htst. N. York City.
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ELIZA p. DEAN.
Court Of ProLot, Chyks Office, .N'W 10
August Sih. 1876.

GORGE II. LEWIS, in wiring. ID
" dres-'d lo tbs Cs,yl, prays that BenHnnp
huuiord, oi Newper. may BE- appointed Ad-
rhIni-lralur OH the Rsisie ot Sophia A. L.-"i.,
late " ife of George II. Lewis Of North StoHing
ton. New Eoudon Co. Con, Jormeriy Sophia H.
Truman The same is received, ond referred for
consideration To Court Of Probate 10 be- held-u'
~ the Town Hall ia Newport on the first Mon -
day ~ September next. AT 9 O'Clock, a. m, and
previous no,ne H. gwen thereof by advertisement
Tor three successive weeks ~ the Herald of The
Times. thai all prrsoi~ Interested r,ay appeal II
.aid time aud place aud he hca,d
By order or the President.
Aug l3 B. b. UOWLAND Prob. Clk.,
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SCHOOL BOOKS,
Remedy for Deafness.

HOW many persons are suffering from
IL this CO ,mpaini, who, by the use Of DR..
McNair's Acoustic Oil, might obtain imme.
diatc relief, and in all probability regain their
hearing. IL is also a sure relief in all cases
Of buzzing noises in the ears. &c. which
are but symptoms Of approaching deafness.
Let the afflicted make trial Of this article.
Sold only at 81 Courlsndt street. Price 81
per flask. For sale in Newport by
RI. TAYLOR
Sant
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Every day life would glide along much more
pleasantly If the sentiment embodied in these
beautiful verses by J. T. Fields were more
universally adopted:
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EXccaueSix's Notice.

VNHE subscriber appointed sole ESccutrix
i of the last viii and testament Of George
G.. Tompkins, late of said Newport, deed aud
has given bond 10 said Court for the faithful
discharge of said trust, and she hereby requests
all persons having claims against said estate 10
present them to her agent Thomas Spooncr,
for settlement aud those indebted are request
ed to make immediate payment to him.
ELIZA p. DEAN, Executrix.
Newport, Aog s, lSi6.
NOR SALE, the stock and tooh, os said
Il George G.. Tompkins, consisting Of
BLOCKS, Of various sizes, hgnumv,tr, NC.
and Blockmakcrs' tools. For terms apply TO
Thomas SPoOSER.
Aug. g. ELIZA p. DEAN.
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NVADDY THoMPsON's Recollection. o
Nv Mexico. for sale by
C.E UAMMETT. j. Z, Oak Row.
sot l3 -
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Il is said that man at ST Louis was recent.
ly SO badly bitten BY mosquitoes that the physi.
clan mistook his ailmenl for the small poI.
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Y0UNG'S CONFECTIONERY:
Fruit and Fancy store:
ICE CREAM SALOON, &c.
No. l79, Thames-street,
NEXT SOUTH or TOUN man,

I wish to inform my friends and the public
i generally, that have taken the above nam.
ed establishment, and intend keeping as great
a variety OF goods aS can be found in any similar
store in Newport have Just returned from New
York, where I have made arrangements to re.
ceive all kinds OF Fruit aS II comes fresh into the
market have always on hand aS good and
large an assortment OF Candies as can be found
in the state Nuts Of all kinds, Oranges, Lemons,
Pine Apples, &c. Toys OF every description.
| NV Fancy Goods consist OF every article usu-
ally called for at such Store silk purses pock-
ct books hair tooth, cloth and shoe Brushes
combs of all kinds, bird cages, fancy and work
boxes, canes of all kinds, Willow Cradles and
a great many Other things too numerous To meu-
ton. Pcrtulncry of all kinds, soaps, Hair
oil, Pomades, Coognes, Sc &c., all of which
will sell at the very lowest prices
I Ice Cream made pure, and fresh served NJ
every hour IN the 1av, and Families supplied or
the most reasonable terms Entrance To Ic,
Cream Saloon by the North Door or through
the store. Goods delivered free Of expense.
II. ~. YOUNG
\ n u Ihave large assortment ot Hal
w ork which will close up ut oost
!. Newport, Jsly ID isi6-tm
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On Friday nn al I2 o'eioek. Sept. 4iA ~M
b. soid al Aueiiou,
VNHE Building on the South side Of Bani.-
Il ieis Wharf Conditions nj Sale
Sept. g. MILTON II ALL, Auct'r.
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DuODE ISLAND pic porn. o. 9
IN superior quality, NJ wholesale and retail by
NJ Reborn a 20.
Aug ~ 90 Broad stisst
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MONDAY, Aug. 81.

Brig Horne, Marson, I'm Prov for N York.
Schrs. franklin Greene, Riley, I'm Savannah,
for Prov Frances, Gardner I'm Taunton for
Phla Engineer. Whiting, fm Norfolk for
Prov Samuel Baker, Frink. I'm Phlla Betsey,
Mason, I'm Prov. for Roundout; Abel Story,
Cornell, I'm do for New York. Sips. Mary
Burns, Barnes, fin Delaware fo5 New Bedford;
Emily, Baker, fm N. York for Prov.
TUESDAY, Sept !.
Ship Rowenn, Adams, fn Fall River for
Whaling Voyage. Schrs. MaTcellus, Tolcod,
fm Bangor. Sloops. William Il Henry, Con
ly, I'm Prov. for Block Island Nimrod, Gran
dali, FIN N. York Armada, Marble, I'm Som
mersett, for New York.
WEDNESDAY, Sept. 9,
Schrs Company, Marble, I'm PhJa for Fall
River; Mechanic, Roberts, FIN Prov for Ma
cbas.
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Brig Diudem, Fulu,ore, I'm Pictnu for Fall.
River; Electro, Packard, I'm Wilmington for
Boston. Schrs. Superior. Ball, I'm Pawtuckei
for Block.lsland Amos Birdsall, Birdsall, I'm
Phila Tranquil, White, I'm Cold Spring for
Boston Lodi, Thompson, I'm Prov. for Phila !;
Berry Kelley. fm +. River for Norfolk; Genl'
Knox, Randall. I'm Prov. for Roundout Lato-
ma, Reding, I'm Chester. Sloops James Lam
phear, Kenney. fm Prov for N York; Jdno,
Allen, I'm do for do; Fantom, Bacon I'm Ches.
ter for Boston
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On Thursday, Sept ION, al 10 O'Clock q M.
wiH be soid al Public .Iuetion, on ihs prtmi
res. II mol previously sofd.
TIME Estate, corner Of Spring and Bowery
i streets, owned and occupied e.. W. An.
hOny The house, store, and barn is new, snd
a good ciSiern, and other conveuieDccs. gof
further information enquire of
aug 10 J. GOODSPEED, .4Uot'r
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Ncw ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOR PROVIDENCE.
Fare SO Cents.

h Fvo D. THE new and commodious
2yl5az4 Ssteamer ROGER WILL
SzES7zsHLIAMs, Capt. Woolsey, will
leave Newport, every day, (Sundays exceped)
at 3 o'clock, a. m, and 4 p m.
Leaves Providence at q aud 10 o'clock, a. m.
NIB Passengers for New York via Ston-
mgton Rail Road can get Tickets on board the
Roger Williams, without any extra charge
For further information apply at No. I2s
Thames-st. up sfdirs.
CHARLES N. TILLEY, Agent.
Newport, Sept. Sd.
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Tax Notice for 1916.

TIVE subscriber, Collector of Town Taxes,
has received The Tax Book from the Town
Treasurer and quests all persons subject To
taxation, To call at his office No 40, Thames
street and settle. J. GOODSPEED.
Newport, Aug H. 1916.
NLOVEs. hosiery. &r-kid, linen,
VI silk and all he varieties of Gloves;-- also a
large variety of Gentlemen hosiery Good, now
open and for sale at
DJ. e. N II. GOULD'S.
Aug L.. l7i, Thamesst.
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Auctions.

TO morro,c. Friday. al 2o'eioek r. ~ in Tie
rear Of 1o,s"srnds Coffee House ssiN De soid
Of Public AUCTION. ise old Buiidinsv -
be mored Of.
MILTON HALL Auctioncss
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BOOTS AND SHOES,
FOR CASH ONLY.
Thomas C. Wales, Of Boston,

10 Broad. st. corner If Central street.
HAS now ON hand and is daily receiving, all
I'LL the varieties of GOOD RETAILING
BOOTS AND SHOES, and also all the lower
qualities, which he will sell, by the case OF
dozen, at prices that cannot I've equalled by any
other store in Boston. He is enabled TO sell
lower for the reason that he buys and sells for
CASH ONLY, and is satisfied with a smaller
profit than others are willing TO sell for All he
asks of Cash Buyers is 10 Come and See for
themselves. or inquire of some Of ihe many
dealers, who, by purchasing their Boots and
Shoes of him, have been enabled TO undersell all
their neighborS who buy on credit, and there
fore obtain all the best trade.
Also, his Fall Stock of INDIA
embracing all the saleable kinds imported or
manufactured in this country, comprising over
100 900 pairs, for CASH or CREDIT, at the
lowest importers or manufacturers prices.
Aug. 6.-2m
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rs: SHIP NEWS. !M
PORT OF NEWPO RT.
A Il RIVE ID.

THURSDAY, Aug. 27.
Sch. King. Cook, I'm Taunton for New York.
Sips. Isaac II. Borden, Dunning, I'm F River,
fr New York.
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Parker HOUSE,
NEW BEDFORl


L. The subscriber. grateful Cor past fn,or,.
uiS. most respectfully begs leave 10 inform tie
travelling public that the Hotel having under
goUe II thorough renovation he i> preppred ~
receive transient aud permanent boarder-. The
Parker House being Nc,y cent? al and pirasar'l,
situated the table furnished with All IN. dpii.
cacles of the season, with polite X attentive ser.
wants, offers To those who seek. .cop'o & p,asufe
facilities no, usually found oM al lArgr ciiias
ln cbnnecliau with tn" house. is an excellent
stable well stocked with fine horses and spleid'd
ariaecs; an excellent Bowling Saloon, (iu,,
erected and said to be equal To any in the uuio,J
aud every attraction aud accommodation ,h,.
eau be desired for pleasure or amusement g.
lhs season OF lie year.
Travellers FROM Newport viii he convr, ~
the entire distance 10 New Bedford by sirnrr
hoat and railroad passing through a frrtle and
delightful country :--.Fars oRiy 81. Care leave
New Bedford lor New pori and FAN River three
times each da,. (Suudav cxcrft"d
IA NE, L. MITCHELL.
New Redfud. June 5h lSi6--3inos
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Pawlsckel, Rhode Island, Jan. lst, 1915.

Pawlscket Rhode Island, Jan. lst, 1915.
Mr. Wm. Bailey. Dear Sir IL have the past
year. gay since the month of June last been uslng
your preparation OF SarsaparIlla. for sickness
with which have been afflicted over I'D wears
past. My physicians called it Chronic Liver
Complaint, with Scrofula AT all events | was
constantly troubled with sores all over my body
j have 'besn for SIX or seven years under medl-
.csl aseatmeni and no doubt have used more tba u
hundred remedies, without any apparent relief
untdt procured yourexlract Of Sarsaparilla.
despaired altogether ofev.r being well again
But now, after using about fifteen bottles Of your
Sarsapar ''Is, um entirely well and give You
cheerful,v this certificate which il ia every par
t'cular true. ELIZABETH JAMES.
Far Rockaway, l.. l.. Feb. lst, ISl5
To Mr.. &. 3 Watronse, Sir ;-Having long
heen afflicted with cntaneous eruptions called by
physic,sRs Salt Rhenm aud dy others scrolula,
and hsyiag Araed various remedies with little or
no beuAhi, was induced by seeing an adver.
ise sispt In the L. L., Farmer to make trial OF
Bnisy's Fluid ExiTaci Of Sarsapura Amer
using two bottles found myself much better
and upon finishing six bottles. the esaptions had
entirely disappeared, and fully believe no other
mcdcipe could have done IT, For tho benefit o,
others. have been induced, to give this certi6.
cate, Apd reeonmend its Use to others who. like
myself, have tried almost every other medicin,
without receiving any benefit Yours, Nc.
JAMES a. THORN.
For sa,e by most Of the druggists in New York
and rbroughou, the United States and BY IN,
Proprietor. APOPHECARIE5 HALL. Price
single, 6., doz. 81 so.
sep,3, Agen, in Newport, n. LTAYLoR.
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aug, u.
NOTICE.-The Annual Meeting of Stock
~ holders in the OCEAN HOUSE COM
PANY, is TO be holden at the Counting Room
Of PECKIiAM Il BULL, on Monday, the 9Th
Of September. at o'clock p. NJ, at which time
Officers are TO be chosen for the ensuing year.
and other business of importance to the Com
Ipany transacted
aug. 81. +. w. LAWTON, Treasr.
NOR SALE,-A first rate MARE, s years
IL old, perfectly gentle in any kind of harness,
and extra good under the saddle Sold for no
fault, except she will eat in the winter. For
further particulars enquire of
aug. D. WIN. S. VOSE.
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NEW GOODS!
OPENED THIS DAY,
sHAwLs, GINGHAMs, &c,
for sale very cheap at
MOnEY Il SWIFT'S.

NEW sILks.-An assortment of elegant
~ striped Cameleon Silks, for sale very cheap
by JOHN II. JOUVET.
aug. 81.
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For Sale CHEAP,

A LARGE quantity Of OLD NEWSPA-
n PERS. Apply to this Office. sept. 3.
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A NEW supply of CHEAP PAP T. r
IA HANGINGS, for sale by
sept. 3 &. T.. HAMMETr, Jr. Oak Row.
HISTORIC DOUBTS relative TO Napo-
III leon, for sale by C.E HAMMETT, Jr.
sept 3.
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DIANO FORTEs Tor sale at 40 Thames
il street, made by the very best vorkmen IN
Boston, which will be warranted IN every re-
Spect, and kept in tune Tor one wear
iuly ,. J. GOOpSPEED,. Agent.
The Southern journal., 1846-05-16
Number A.

there was not the slightest doubt en.er-
tanned that he would have TO cut his way
to his entrenchments through vastly supe-
rior numbers of the enemy, who were
known to be posted in large forces among
the almost impossible thickets of chaperal
on the road with a determination TO cut
him off, ifpossible in his attempt TO regain
bis other forces. The number. of the Mex.
leans is entirely vague and uncertain,
though all the statements agree in esti,
mating them at not less than 10 thousand,
while many accounts put their numbers at
fifteen or twenty thousand. All accounts
agree also in stating that the Mexican for
ces were rapidly Aockng in from all quar-
ters. How many had crossed the river
could not be told, though it seems but
reasonable to presume that large part of
their forces will be brought into requisi-
tion TO dispute the march Of General Tay-
lor. They could no, but see the imports
ance ofcutting him off, and doubtless en-
ploy their advantages OF local knowledge,
skill in horsemanship an all their acknowI.
edged resources in stratagem to accom-.
plish their object. Gen Taylor an,icpa>
ted formidable ard desperate opposition
10 his march, but determined to accom-
plish it or perish. 1t seems therefore ev--
cry way reasonable to suppose that de-
cisiye and bloody battle was fought yes.
terday, and we await with almost painful
anxiety TO hear the result by The next arri.
val.
The Southern journal., 1846-05-16
From the N. o. Picayune.
THE NEWS FROM BRAZOS SANTIAGO.

THE NEWS FROM BRAZE SANTIAGO
We issued a second edition Of the
Picayune yesterday morning with the
latest news from Brazos Santiago. We
proposed to rewIite the same, but as
we have not been able to find that the
facts therein stated are essentially in.
accurate, we let it stand substantially
as we FIRST gave it, adding thereto
such other facts as we have been able
to learn.
From our Second Edition, fl0M.]
The brig Ellen and Clara arrived
Saturday morning from Brazos Santi-
ago, having sailed on the Goth ult.-
one day later than the schr. Augusta.
There had oeen no fight between Gen.
Taylor and the Mexicans.
Capt. Walker, a gallant Texan vo
lunteer and now captain in the SER
vice, had been driven in 10 the post at
Point Isabel by the Mexicans. With
his small command he had sailed
forth and encountered the main body
of the Mexicans-not less than 1900
strong. Most of his men being raw
recruits, refused 10 stand by him and
made their escape. Twelve men,
however, remained firm, and with this
little handful, Walker kept the Mexi-
cans in check for half an hour. By
this time six of bis men had fallen by
his side, when his horse was shot from
under him, and he with his surviving
men effected their escape and reach.
ed the post at Point Isabel in safety.
Above thirty Mexicans were killed in
the engagement.
This engagement occurred on the
18th. Capt. Walker got into the
post about 5 o'clock in the afternoon
The Southern journal., 1846-05-16

The purport Of the communication
is, as we understand it, to give notice
that request has been made upon
the authorities at Washington, to d.
rect the concentration upon the from
tiers Of Mexico Of SO Sattalions, of
600 men each, and requesting the
Executive Of this State to facilitate
the assembling Of the troops which
may be required, by timely arrange.
ments for the organizing Of volun'
teers.
Gen. Games, in the mean time
thinks it important that three battal-
ions should be Immediately raised fol
service 1t Point Isabel. He further
directs where they should finally
rendezvous, and how they shall be
provided with arms, supplies. etc.
In anticipation Of the action Of the
Governor, Gen. Lang (Adj. and Insp
Gen. Of the State) has issued an ad
dress to the young men of Alabama
which is well calculated to stimulate
their ardor, and it will meet with z
hearty response from each one o
them.-N 0. Della.
The Southern journal., 1846-05-16
GLORIOUS NEWS
FROM THE ARMY! !!
WE HAVE MET THE ENEMY ANDTHEY ARE OURS
American Arms =!

After painful suspense of several days
news has reached US of a blow being struck
by the Americans. The prowess of Our
brave soldiers has made the perfidous
Mexicans bite the dust The serpent Of
Mexican arms, now writhes in death-agony
in the beak of the American Eagle. Vic
tory perches upon our 5anDer! Honor tc
Major Ringgold of the Sd Artillery, and
his brave companions for their defence o.
the American Camp. Cheers, nine times
nine, for our country, and its free institu
tlons!!!!
The Southern journal., 1846-05-16
Alabama Movements.

We learn from the Mobile Regis.
ter, that Lieut.. Lowell, of the U. s.
Army arrived in Mobile on Thursday
last with authority from Gen. Gaine:
to. receive and muster into. SER
vice Volunteers from Alabama, for
the frontier service.
He was also bearer Of a letter to
the committee Of citizens Of Mobile,
in behalf Of the Government, for their
prompt and patriotic movement in
defence Of our country.
A letter from Gen. Gaines to Gov.
Martin has also been forwarded to
Tuscaloosa. The bearer from the
city was Adj. Gen. Lang, who left
yesterday evening.
The Southern journal., 1846-05-16

The Vicksburg Wing of the 9th
inst. in speaking Of the news from
Texas and the demand on Mississippi,
says that the gallant "Southrons''
were the first to meet and tender their
services in defence of their county,
The "Vicksburg Volunteers' we're to
meet on the evening OF the 9Th 10 as
certain what that company will do.
On the morning Of the 5th, several
came in from the country and tender
ed their services to Col. Winn, and
are now only waiting for orders from
the Governor. The first man that
rendered his services is Que Of our cit
izens, tfty-three years Of age: and we
saw him preparing his rifle, and be is
ready.
What will our"Cavalry Company
do? We hope they will meet with
out delay and ascertain what the
company will do. Never let it be
said that the ''Cavalry" Of old Law
renee were dilatory in rendering theil
services in defence Of their country.
A gentleman from Holmesville, in
forms US that large number Of the
citizens of Pike county, as soon as
the news from Texas reached thai
place, assembled and volunteered
,heir services, and are now waiting fol
orders from the Governor.
The DAILY REFoRMER.-This i.
the title ola new paper published al
the city Of New Orleans by V. N
Smyth & Co., and edited by Col.
VIM. NJ. Smyth, the two first numbers
of which are on our table. 1t is a
handsome sheet, its selections good
and its editorials evinces much talent.
Success to the Reformer.
The Southern journal., 1846-05-16
Truth Stranger than Fiction.

Every one passing along the Rue
des Marmousets, during several months
past, must lave observed a piece of
ground vacant Of every kind of build
ing. 1t is stated that the owner of
the spot, having pulled downa very
old house that stood upon it, intended
to erect new one on its site; but, ON
digging for the foundation, medal
was found, in perfect state Of preser-
vation, on which was inscribed, De-
Tense d'eleuer un noupel edlfce sur ce
terrain moudit." This becoming krown
to the authorities, they in compliance
with the legend, commanded the
works for the new building 10 be sus-
pended for the present. According
to the traditions of old Paris, COLLECTS
ed by Dalaure, the house lately pull
led down must have stood on the spot
of that of the butcher who sold hu"
man hesh fer food, and some person
Of influence had obtained permission
to build upon The ground, on the ex-
press condition that that house should
be The last.-Paris Constitutional.
The Southern journal., 1846-05-16
hiivatesrinq.

The New Orleans Delta says: "that
arrangements have been made by some
American merchants at Havana, to
take out Mexican letters Of marqe in
The Southern journal., 1846-05-16
The Pensacola Democrat of III,

4ne fensacOIa democrat OF the
9th inst, says:-- .....,..
Yesterday morning Major Chase
arrived in this city from New Orleans
with orders for the forces stationed
here under command of Col. Crane,
to embark forthwith for the Rio
Grande. The brigh Virginia, Capt.
Wood, was chartered for the trans
portation ofthe troops at2 o'clock,
P. NJ, and at 4 o'clock had on board
ballast, provisions and men, with the
steamer Gen. Taylor, alongside rea.
dy to tow her to sea. For which IN.
usual despatch too much praise con,
not be awarded 10 Com. W. X. Lati.
mer, Of our navy yard.