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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-04-30
ETHIR iKON THE ARMY
OF DCCtPATIO\

l. the Mobile Herald We find the fol
Dol, c1irrtof n letter dated Brazos
>s., go Mach 18th received wa
80 gt..t somc further it'm,
Led .upcc though not lhlcr. from
\ 1a..,ts eunv '..n We have al.
Vs. yu'A.hoi
Iitn Tsy.If LAS .cl 3 r. ahou, 80
\ under command Of IVor Monroe
nA oYt lor the stores that are be-
! ,apdod from The lhcrcni vessels on
%, EIylhcth 4 rcpor, got ont last
~ ihhl au attack N0u 4 y. ma!r
Noli NJ at night \ ln1t wa,
.Hi. capt Mercer commanding
t,, Of war Lawrence. with o..
IS, '0at hc would send a., many men
could SPAR, tons,lst 10 dcl.u.u2
plat Twenty-Five sailors and
Sruc., armed cap o. wo. were Wmc.
landed under lhc command Of
. Flank R"n Aaw with pursof Ken.
and vi fauutcroy The attack
:, not made, and ihoUupt">s,uutC-iay
mat lt wall not he Wil olthr store,
landed. which will IT, M a day or
). when the McAirans Will come
pa ia large force aud cut of all the
! plies Tor the army. SIX thousand
kops are now said TO bo qunrtered al
Slamoras, aud we are daily in expec.
hon Of hearing that they have made
attack. Their number is also said
b. daily increasing 10y rcIniorcemcnt'
w. the Interior These reports rcla
to the stncth' &c, Of the Mex
ts have from reliable authorl,y,ouc
uId mot be- aStonishcd at seeing ,
huuIraI of them hcayc ~ sight a
/ moment Tins quasi war mus
~ Pc brought to an issue. and tina
people viii make fight, as sure a
yrumay rely upon.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-04-30

''"' -
u '"' "'"'"."E ''l'''
'''' '''t' n1' 80 '.n''s 'R''''"'"'
''' ~ '''' w ''"
'' E vs.
'''. '' voc ~ W. W. 'i'''hoeh
''"' "'i''"t s"''a"' - m1Aea IN Wa
90 Ih' - nnsi"f~1.
-''.N ~ N''LI IN
-, '"he' ''.' ne OREGON IcirofE
""e''s ~ '.' 'oh''n'l"n e"'ci1'So M
'"tn'''h 9AN o. ''l''ef r..'trn hHn'i'.
an" ''t"'en o"'r''h ''o 'f.'e. N'',r' ''
Am'N'' an' le Mrs '' lho o"'I h.'-' .
'h '' ''i'"' hf'A'' ''o l''.'t'''i NE ~
.. ' 81. ''' Ntais s1' '''i"Hi.'
Gwen .'1 ard 'nniIp'' i' 'Hco ~ '"''''' .
f"r't a'.'n OF Ne same p't'r' conc .''e'
,'s OIL 'av OF August 10 TIE wear ,' o1'
h'f1 one u".''ni rIE" hp"l''I "0' '''''
V''''"' D. Vas aAtct' '.A' AH' '''''' ,'''
may 30 claimed ~ c''hcf parry q" i"r morn
vest coast "' America westward % We 9''
~ 90 lt'eAN M"un'"n'' no" commonly '''
'ri ut'r"tnn I"W'"t'''''".' ''-'."'t "'.'
49, ha'".is h'Ns 'i' 'ie'A'' ~" vac "''
HoH,. u' u'en "ii'in the same l" "e nee
as "IrN 60 Iho vessels, c'uH'"' ana SUD
Ir'.7 ~ Tie 'N" "tis.'"' "i'"'u' AhN i''.
''r' 60 a'' COIN "ht. c''hcf 'I u" par
''s uIi-'' nave ID any pan OH 81" ''''""'r
'H' VIII l"'' I"rNef provision 10 we see ono
't'''' Ni'' '"n''n''"" "' "' o." 90 ~.
''l e. '''eh huhuieu aho '"t"'N NeN'u"',
e"hrt party migh' APf"Ra'e ana ah"u' 'H'D
I'"h'onu"n'ohPlN'hgh o'ce OF i"e'o "o"'"'
" we oihef oo"'thc'he pa'V
hpo whereas MS nov oo'o'hu "'a' VIZ
I ','e ''Ain,s y, VIC 'n',eu Il'' ~
"'sH nt''in s"o"'o DC ueu"',ey se",eN'
aho az sa'' ""'t'N may no 'ongei "''"
H'e' Ne remain s'9e,' 10 'ne cN' cons.
q'er'r, "i 'hr d'''''" ''ef''n'e o, ~
"'''''" "h' n''''n P"PO''"o"' W." " '''
'""'O'''" ana '""",'' V' "'''",''' l"''''.'
N'h'' d'hfei"-- 70 '"e 'h'H'"'' peace anu
GOO" wa '''''"N'"- %, "' wv" '''''''
WI. VIEW W'te'''e, WA VIC N''i'' we
''ten 'of '"e aotot1"'" "' san '''' '"'''"
''' o'" CAV OIL N"su''' ''+''''" ""'''' VI
ana twenty seven I'D woe "'u' P'''. me-" 10
"o >''""" ''"''V' anu NAV "'' ''1"' ~" W.
VIC governments %, wv" O"u""''H NAV w WV
more earnestly ana lmmedl''''y iitc'''i !"
renewed oU'''N l't 'h' So'"e"'c"' VI an wv
dhictcnceS ana disputes N respects 10 sac
territory.
Resolved 10y he senate and House 81
Representatives. OF tae l"ue1 states "i y
monca ~ congress assembled, nat iH'
ftesitent o. Inc tinted states be- ah' -
hereby authorized, at hl~ discretion. 10 2I'a
tie Bnu'h Conference.-The motto" rc9"re
10y lis second atute Tor TIE aDt'Ial'" OF
, the sad convection Of the SIKH Of August,
eighteen bundled and twenty seven.
Mr. Nien said II he understood Mo hrN'-
luton u'w rrupo'ei 10y We c""hir"'e' 'N'
/ part oft winch authorized ihe hoHce was
{ precisely the same as that passed ~ 'he
+ >ena,c aud srr,t" IT, House
Nj UeIteU responded 'hal VIC H'utinl
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-04-30
RAN AWAY.

nN the 2OIh inst Alerander Harlow, a
~ minor, absconded from the service Of
the subscriber, q whom he was bound as
an l0tented apprentice. Al persons arc
.tuuoned agalus, giving him credIt or in any
wise uarboung Or employing him
SETH SMITH.
Henson Apu, e, 1910.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-04-30

PREPARATION ~ CANADA
J. Glowing we ind IN the Brush Ca.
an leading Government paper pub
)hcd at Toronto
/ In consequence oflhe prescn, unsettled
!, cf ,hc relations between Great BRIAN
! he United States, ordc .avc been for.
Iilcd to WooIwich for powerful anna
fnL cons snug OF various pieces OF ord.
nee o, u q rut cl,Ibrcs, gun carriages
ammunition, \ lot the various ships oil
II and steam vessels, OF present Stationed
the coasts and ryors o. Canada, and the
! rs tia, bfm the bouudlucs hur,r Il
} ,hc tunI states The numb. o
J Of ordulnc, .aF'Nlli be- required ct
\, pufpo,- Is estimated a more than 800
,..,o Is TO BE- ioiuh,d similar TO Kings
\ together with other projects OF hh,
~, - that should brother Jonathan
H. o'r' mirr,, hc will fad a warm r,
I, h,, as Nr,l as clscm here"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-04-30
RARE CHNN.I
TIUTONSIN pRON ID Hf'T INV l.


TIE subsc uber are nov prepared 90 otter
Ior sale ihD highly valuable iovr.u'r i't
which ls,isis pstsut. ha1c bccn ottsiurd.4n'
Which u N couGderuv asserted r,uu 'r.
sui'lcieu, adtsr'srss Over or u,rct b''-
row IN us.. 70 mako d, worthy the sueu;I.u
~ al soCh a. ksep or are te>itous OF
Keeping ices, even uoual % te hut
ono swAtm The runsJl.u.a oi enc l.'c
- simple, and - adsp,ed TO the ustute srd
habits ~ bees. a. that tSe more t.u.tuus
The bce,, NE more room 0, iurr..acd 'rr
Them to labor 40 that la ire ru. 81 ,t t.e
oorcy season. ample SCOPE q, .ncu Tor Tie
iodusuy al all
THIS hive, whcn eaamlnet hy N..sc 90.
cuaibjec VIII the mausgrr,,a. 70 lee.. 0, Ial.
mcdlaiely purchase and h.shy tee u.eu.
ed and SUCH recommendation, Iuu m,.
~ Of the first mcu 10 The .,a'c tpmrrc
whom ate Gov. : idc aud l.cul Go, t,-
,on,) are published IN rsmp hci togo, o.
with directions lot tie construction col tie
hive aud the Management o' toes. vhtu
pamphlets accompany Toe sa.r.,. each 'l.Ht
Tits invent. n D. the resulted much t.u y
and research and now u - offered iut sa|,.
not Tor the pIrfusc "i sraS.us auune
but with the confident belief th,t the rtrp.
oucuon and genera Sse OF % WI 30 ar u.a'.
culable public benefit Being teslrous thaI
this hive should be immediately Inttodurc ed
to the public, AMI It's suptupr Advantage
appreciated an cnJoycd, tho pfopuetou vii
dispose oitown or county rights upon term
highly advantageous To purchasers
Applications for town or county ughu
should W made TO Aaron Cotton, Ptt,hoid
or " }. " Bennett, Gaysville, VI and "a
Individual rights 10 Rptiand and Nendro u
w. W Bailey OF Rutland pn'sinrt TO NH
June OF Ptsiord; for Clarendon snd>me~s
bury to Timothy O. Gibson Tor " ood,toc
and Reading ~ Phuo IIuch Of Woodstock
for pomiret 10 John N.-.tl Pomi.eI
One Of the ptopu,..t, VIII Le at the ~
ting OF the courts 90 tbs state. and n.so q
the sitting olihe Legislature ~ each s'al
prepared to sell rights on te1>oH1. he terms ,
suit the purchasers
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-04-30
'TION.

vNHE copuunefship heretofore existing
1 under The name and style Of T. II 4 u.
AIKEN, is this day dissolved hy mutual con
sent and all business OF the company viii be
adjusted by Daniel Aiken.
Epw,Rp II AihrN,
D,NIlr AMEN
henson, March 81, 1916 H.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-04-30

N'7sall1 discovery on Chafham Island
"A late Eo-I'sh paper SAYS lha, a letter
'ctNe!a! Loyis. dated Guatemala, Dec
IA meu. 9os the discovery by the cnp
no OF The Black Cat OF London a, the
"a iiP'c0' Islands a number Of water
SIX. and some s1au which hal been car
.s- inland. belonging, apparent Y, to a YES
q Of ls0 or 200 gus a mop OF clndcrs
'a' also found, where n FIRE had been burn.
Pc which valuable sextanls, eompasses
? hii ben ,,toyed along with a guam
p Of gold buttons to the weigh, oftwo
a,-' Vh.sh The captain brought away
-'.'a. casks OF stores, hardware. g.
ere 'auuI taucd near the spot Nonr-
-.nlec'ure car DC formed as TO The saI,
J t' cause u her i,s.Icuon
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-04-30
4 TRIENn OF Nh RIRLT.
MARRIED

In PjuS'ord on the 24l INST hy Row l.
Smith. Nr James Kellogg to Miss Esther
a Nottingham, both Of p
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-04-30

In this town Jan 70, after long and
distressing sickness Of morclhlns six months
H.iicn A youngcs, daughter Of Joseph II
aul Mcrnda 'rh1ycr, aLri 7y,ars and TO
months Printers IN y II l.l requested
g
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-04-30

f'L.wrs tom iIa,9n, reserved n,
."nglon s'1'c that Santa Anna and rs
. ster, Senat Rgon hid nhcd for Vera
J. Tor the purpose Of rcsumIng the rclns
.Ivcfnment once more IN Mexico.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-04-30

Mss $ l-k.N--.t respectfully ia'w
W ne .aH.es ufIt1Nsud ar. VIr.rrv t.t
..c has .au received from NsH York ,1f a
trst -ara- 10r Summer Fashions and wtI
ensesvarlo execute oil orders "a tn rumH.
moss .a,l DO Millinery and l,fp .UfauE
UHan|. Ann --.l -tE
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-04-30

Splitting the Dfrrmc>.-A nice young
gentleman not a thousand mrios from tins
place, after a long aud ass Iuous coInshiP
found himself one bright evening the be.
,tolhed Of prely cid. the very pink q mod
csty. One night he was about TO take bis
departure. and after lingering about the
door fur some time, ma hige, OF anNJc,y,
declared aud protested to Mss lane tha' be-
could ut and wouldn leave unHi he had
kissed her. OF course Miss Jane bushei
brauufuiIy red and protested IN urn, that
she could no, and would not do lhat She
never had done such thing, and never
Uolld until she was married. now be-
had it The alteration and debate becam'
deep and exciting, until the blro'h'd buff
Cd outright, and declared # he couldn't kiss
her BE- wouldn't have her--and was march
ing of She watched him to the gate, nnl
saw Ihst the "a, was in The FIRE, unles'
something was done
Gone back. thor" sid she co1yingly
4 will split the difference with you-yo'
may squeeze my hand -lSandcnriie Tel
cscopc
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-04-30
SPRING FASHIONS FOR HATS
AND CAPS.

I'M F. subscriber announces To his patrons
L and he public generally, that 10 has
now on hand large sLpply OF tue Hats and
Caps, made after the city fashions Of this
spring. and re would further say hat he de.
frs competition a, to the stock used, work
manship aud price. ISRAEL COOK.
Rutland. April IS, 1916 l6u
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-04-30

ier 'ant IresL Tho New York
~. r says-Wc understand tina, Mr. Mat.
tc Chief Of the Police, succeeded n
(or 'mc since ~ ArrcNln2 notorious
luu'Hcrn this city which has led to
noauopouan, result, no Ios' than the
-1,ery o.t Is supposed, a. the whole
ln'eH.uur apparatus Of ,hl, celebrated
1reriu'cr, Dr. Mitchell. The Chief has
n inluauously employed in tracing
en- 'hrouchou, the drh States. and
now his possession plates Of bills
VARIOUS dcnomlna'ron', upon the primer
tln,' 10 the Unlon, besides several
-sni dollars o'lho spurious money -
altogether the most important busi
%. Police has effected for some time
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-04-30
CHAIRS

A GOOD assortment Of Dining and Rock
- ing Chhira for sale cheap hv
o. !. ROBBINS
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-04-30
PLASTER.
7 UTHER DANIELS has fnr sale Nova
- Scotia Plaster Bbl Dairy aud G. "
SAT- AMI. a. 1910.
PLASTER.
GRASS SEED.

4 rTHER DANIELS h,, COR sale lTcrd.
"A Gtos, and Clover Seed, Gafien and
J Joker Seeds. great variety
april y, I~iG -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-04-30
10 CIIRGIMEf rOSTMASrrRs AND
OTHERS

Wv an,ed m every town aul village ~
the uitcd States, responsible men 10 pro-
cure subscribers. and engage IA tho sale OF
tho above works. 20 whom very l1croI per
ccuiacc vii be allowed.
Address T. Wtirro. lli Fulton - y Y.
BEAUTIFUL PlCTORlALH EMBLEM
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1846-02-24

enjimmer BON etma 25 Sabrsn, ftriner
Statur, aber teiiem eborofter unb befti=
gen Seioenfbaften. 9. 8.
Ser neue Staat Geras i1f in 35
Gaunties sin9etbei!t woroen. 8atpsifon,
9outton, 2(uitin unc @afbin9ton linb
Die 9r0bten Stdote oarin Nuitin nit ei=
ncr 8euolterun9 BON nur 1900 Seslen
1T Sie Der Ge9isrun9. Die dltsfie Staot
i'm eonoe 1T Can Nntonio De 9srar, fe
5ei6net fb ourb cine srobe 8irebe unb
elm Sloiter aus, unb bat cine 8ep6lferuns
bon $500 Sceten, mar obsr in friberen
3eten Elm polfreitbsrer Srt BON einiser
Seoeutun9 ; mdbreno jeet onbere Srte in
roI6er 3unabme ii6 beportbun, miro iee
net 5icmlib bleiten, pie er 1T.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1846-02-24
s0tensf0G Sem 2N. SYeG1rm0r, lSNGe &omfc
SoDrg. z, easase yfmsoe* 38S.
Ser Ntberale Beobachter

@ $$3% ] % $:s% @
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1846-02-24

bend, ODER ou boif 9eweint. SD fur6te
ou itren9it oeine Uu9en gu iebr nit pem
Qrbeiten bel eibt an"
Suionna ld6elte uno fo9te: uUtbei:
ten ibooet meinen 2(u9en ni6t !" uno in
Dem ite Dies io9te, penoete ils iib um uno
rpinfte NIT Dem Singer ibrem fleinen
&noben.
o@i Ell, Sobonn! mas iebe i6," fo9te
iein Soter, ,worum ftebif ou oa i'm @inz
fel? &omm ber uno io9e mir, po5 bu
9emo6t bof? 2"
u9to, LAP nur gut fein, leber Wonn :;
i@ bofe Sobonn miro fbon fanfti9 Elm
gutter &nobe iein, uno mir spollen Iieber
nibt mebr bon Dem mas 9ei6eben 1T
lpre6en."
nSo, ober itb mub e6 pifen," fa9te Der
Slater, inoem ct Den &leinen ndber an fib
5o9. n&cmm, lo9' mir, tpo5 BATS 9e9eben?
SObonn wor Elm treuDer69er &nabe, IL.
pfle9te Die 2SoDrbeit 9erooe berou6 gu fas
gen. Gr frat ieinem Soter ndber, fab
lbm i6orf in5 8eltcbt unb fa9te: Ser
Sader fam btut Ubeno um lein @elo 5u
bolen, uno pollte bo6 8roo ni6t bier laI.
fen, tpcnn Die Mutter nibt oafGr besobl.
te; unc ob9tei@ ct murrilb uno 9rob 9e=
gen Die SHUTTER MAR. 70 io9te er bod, oab
e5 nitbt ibre S6ul0 wdre, unb paB ct pers
ltDert iei, gu DGtteit bo6 @elo olles per-
trunfen; uno ipie ct fort mar, tpeinte Die
Shutter mdbreno ite orbeitete, aber iie fa9z
te ni6te. SD spuBte nicbt, ooB fte pein=
te, bis icb ibre Sbrdnen tropfenweife auf
ibre 5dnoe foQen fab; oonn babe icb et=
tpo6 unorti9e5 9eio9t, uno bic Mutter
beB MIDI i'm 8infel ffeben."
vSobonn! brin9e mir jeet eini9e Sob:
len," ia9te bic Mutter, uoort 1T Elm i60=
mes Stuef i'm &oblenfa ften."
uQber Sobonn, fo9' mir erit mas ou
9elo9t bolt," fubr Der Slater wieber fort,
vou bait oo6 rpobl ni6t seFubt 2"
yOtein," erpieoerte Sobann err6tbeno,
ober eben 70 treuber5i9 pie 5uuor; vidD
Ia9te, 9u lpdreit Elm bGler Wann; icb
io9te b0ier Soter."
ul1no woDrlicb, oo6 nenne ib oub ieDr
unorti9 ipreOen," fa9te Sulonno mitGur
be; roO6 mir pollen Dir oie6mol per9cben;
9eDe uno boble mir Die Soblen."
(SdIu6 fclst.)
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Sin 9eI6Gft6tbGti9er 9Iag. - Sn Dem
fIenen StdOt1en 9Orttono, Snoiona, ers
5aDlt man Ii1 fol9enoe nette 2(nefpote:
Ills Dor &ur6em Elm Sompfboot i'm Se=
Srlf por, nob Reu:Srleon6 obSufobren,
panote iib Elm alter Soot5mann an Die,
ouf oo5 Serteben SuruG blidtnoen Yaia.
9lere NIT ber Semerfun9: Sie fleine
Staot itebt iebr toot aus, ober ib Fam
SDnen perit6ern, ooB bort mebr 3bdti9z
felt berribt wie ionitpo. Sor ettpa Is
Sabren, ais ib nob auf einem Slob= =Soos
te feroirte, belten mir bel 9ortlono an,
um propilion en6unebmen. S6 sin9 in
Die Staot binein uno einen Gof Dot oer
5bdr zines S6neioers nobrnebmeno, bieb
ltb oenielben NIT mir 9eben, bate ober
faum 90 Stbrltte 5nruf9ele9t, ols oer Giz
9entbdmer oes Gode6 MIDI pofte, MIDI Dor
einen Srieoensri6ter brabte, ben YroSeb
MAIDEN, iiberfabren, 80 StodI6ldse ouf=
6dblen uno oann loufen lieB; QQe6 9ei6ob
in Is Wfinuten, bis na6 Nblauf rpel1er
Belt ib MIDI pieoer am Soro oes Sootes
befono. @louben ie mir oebbalb, meine
9erren, oos portlono 1T Elm 9ei6dfti9er
plae " Gor.
Gin setpifer Senator ibifte unldn9if
no6 einem NIT ibm befreunoeten Qpotbes
fer in Bafbin9ton fur elm 9ur9irmittel.
Ser Seetere, Elm louni9er 8au6, ianote
ibm 9leiO oarouf cine pbioIe, NIT Der 2uf=
lcbrift: upoppslt biftilirter ertroft elmer
Sre9o 9on:8eoe-b 9an5e ooer 9arni6t6."
0a6lGbi9feit. = gtpo6 Sano, sufdl.
ti9 in oo5 Gricbperf 9erotben, fol- bic ur.
fade oe6 @rplooirens oe5 Dompfboote6
"Sscola" 9ewelen fein, nobel 9lidliber.
meiIe giiemano um6 eeben fam. Die Ss=
cola foltte bon Gberatp na0 Gborlefon
ab9eben uno bate feds bunbert Sallen
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-08-22

Az ON BArrLs FrKIp incident occurred lately on
ne farm Of MAHLos g. LovrrT, Esq, Of Frederick county,
(Va which may interest the antiquarian and call up some
reflections to the character Of the inhabitants who preceded
us In this REGION The heavy rains Of the had washed
UP portion Of Mr. Lovctts meadow land, Hog creek to
the depth Of foot and in poghng after, the
plough turned bushels Of old rusty musket and rife bullets
quarters Of century.
The ground thus giving up the messengers Of death
doubt the Of bloody contest between the white and In
dian races between opposing tribes Of the latter and far
hack that not vesge to he Of the victims Of the strife
The bones have doubtless long since decsyed, and become
part Of the dust which has since produced many uxuant
crop--W 1nchesfc Republican.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-08-22
MISSOURI.

II appears to be doubtful whether the new Con-
s,uton Cor this State. which was formed last fall
by large Convention of Delegates elected for that
purpose, has found favor with the People. Its ac-
ceptance rejection was one of the questions SUBJ
mitted to the popular suffrage at the annual election
which took place in the beginning Of this month.
The returns from eighteen counties show s,767
votes in favor, and s,605 against it,
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-08-22
NEW YORK WING STATE CONVENTION.

State Convention, 10 be composed of Delegates
from the several counties of the State of New York,
equal to their representation in the House of As
sembly, is to be held at the city of Utica, on He'd
nssday, the f,centy-fhird day Of September next,
at IL o'clock M, for the purpose of nominating
candidates for Governor, Lieutenant Governor, and
two Canal Commissioners, to be supported by the
Whip electors Of the State at the ensuing election.
AT the close OF an article in the Union" justi-
fyinp the conduct Of the War Department in caus-
inc certain volunteers from Louisiana and Texas
for the Mexican war to be Withdrawn from duty on
the Rio Grande and disbanded, we find the follow
ing letter, Of recent date, from Gen. TAYLOR to the
Secretary of War:
.tsta retltH MsrAnonos, JuLr l6, 1916.
Sra In my communication Of July first stated that the
volunteers from Louaps and Texas, raised in pursuance OF
my original cali and Of the acquisitions of Major General
Gaines had been mustered for six months and doubtless
dered themselves bound for that period Such my
preston, and II believe, the time. II
seems however, the question has been started among
louisiana volunteers perhaps by machevous persons whether
they can be held for longer than three months and
Mt the request Of Bgadier General Smith, now have IN,
honor 70 submit the question TO the highest authority Genera
Smith contends that they may be retained and, do usc,
his argument enclose herewith bis communication thu
subject My view certainly is that they be legally
held after the expaon Of three months services but any
rate should deem il highly mpoic to keep them agains
their wi except with the law clearly in favor Of such reen
ton shall therefore order tho discharge and muster out
service of any regiments that claim at the expiration
the three monhs service do this the more readily as
shall soon have more twelve months volunteers than
possibly provide transportation for into the interior Of the
country. w
am, sr, very respectfully. your obedient servant
ts z. TAYLOR.
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LIFE IN CALFoRNrA.--A letter from visiter TO
California gives the following picturesque view of
the social virtues TO be found in those waters:
sMost Of the inhabitants great scamps many only
confess that they steal horses and CATTLE but they boast of it,
bought horse this morning that the steal for
in day or two. You will think this strangecondoct but
hs same only robbed but beaten by the other
and there law to punish them, that he has make
himself whole in the coin Of his opponent The Spanish
portion os the Inhabitants thevisg, cowanly dancing
Iewd people, and generally indoent and faithless."
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Isaac Primrose sergeant Of one Of the companies of Ca
lorna Volunteers, arraigncd before court martial on a
charge Of muny, has been sentenced to confinement irons
on bread and water, till the day Of embarkaon Of the troops
and then to be dummed Of the regiment and be deprived
Of all pay for the time he has been in the service.
Private oreio tried for dsordery conduct sentenc-
cd to be confined in ons bread and water for seventeen
days but owing his youth and nexperence together
with the recommendation Of the court tho sentence was
RENTED. s4
Upwards Of seventy belonging to the California Regi
menl have deserted.
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THE GULF STREAM.-The surveying brig W,dsh-
ingfon, belonging to the Coast Survey, under COM
mand Of Lieutenant GEORGE M. BAcHE, United
States navy, has returned from cruise Of month
in the Gulf Stream. during which 1927 miles were
made, $50 surface temperatures Observed i49 tenn
peratures at depths from to 800 fathoms, and
specimens OF the soundings collected. The highest
temperature at the surface was between 80 and 81
degrees of Fahsenheit's thermometer the tenn
perature at 800 fathoms was 81 degrees, and the
surface temperature 80 degrees.
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TERMS !.

Two DoLLARs year; OSE DOLLAR for the first regular
session each Congress CENTS the final
sion Of each Congresses aud the for each Extra SEES
II sion--payabe in all cases in advance tia"