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From the Presbyterian.
The EBdescFibcd Scenery of ViTginia.

!. Tvs RAINBOW % CLHroN FoRar Clifton Forge is
situated az the passage VI Jackson nvcr through tho Rich
Patch Mountain. II jefferson had sten ihis past sgs whom
no won't to France, Harpof's Ferry would not have been
named In bis Notes. The scenery hero ~ singular ne we'll
as sublime. What are commonly called Tho Rainbows.
are two immense lodges q rock forty or fifty feet thick
that rso from The river ono ON each side, on tho face Of the
mountain, describe regular semicIrclcs about 200 feet
high, aud again descend 10 tie river They arc complete
cOuutcfpafts to each other, and heir span up and down tho
uyof is supposed a. DO above two bundled yards. The
face Of the mountain on both sides is covered with trees
o. brushes both above and below the arches. while
ie arches Themselves present nothing but naked crap-
god rocks perpendicular or projecting with deep ire
gular indenures from tho top downwards. This
scenery b. In Allegheny county, 30 miles from the Ma
leml Bridge, aud on the turnpike leading 10 Tho
White sulphur. Butit has been noticed ID few Of those
who visit tho Springs. and u has mover been described, or
even noticed in any periodical. ! have heard several gen
tomon 81 Intelligence express their opinion ihat II surpas-
800 the Natural Bridge In grandeur and = not oqualled BY
any scenery Boz the State. The view from tho turnpike.
wlirl passes between tho arches u tmOly impressive. But
whcn We mount upon tho top u one II theso arches, with
Tie Otior Immediately opposite, the river roaring over the
forge dam 200 feet below, and mountain rising mors than
twice that distance above, the impression cannot bo dee.
erbed.
2. Tvs WATER sLDE o. RoavoFE-Ttis is in Roar
oko county, on one Of the Southern branches OF tho Roam.
Oke river Tho stream is larger than Cedar Creek At tho
Natural Bridge. The water slides down a smooth rock In
which b has worn a bed sufficient 10 contain oil he water
the rock furnishes oven in a food. The descent Is within
a fow degrees Of being pcfpondieulsr, and the distance 10
considerably over four hundred footl Tho sheet Of water
is unbroken M tho whole Distance, sud makes H. sHdo
without noise tl h stdkos the bottom, where IL foams and
foar. This scenery ] have not seen, nor have I hesrd IL
spoken 81 except by one individual, tho sheriff Of Floyd
county, who gave me the abovo description.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-24
An AppcaI.

II will be scsn by on advertisement in this mornings
paper thrt the Board Of Managers Of that excellent end
useful institution, the Lauoosteran School, contemplate
The establishment d a Library Tor tho use Of lie pupils,
'nd that they appeal 10 the Hbcmlity Of our oaisons 10
make them donations Of suitable books. This appeal, go
hope will not be made in vain. Indeed, wo arc sure that
1t cannotbe v. Many hundred volumes, may thus be soon
solee''d' and constitute . valusble ',ore-house Of infor.
msionio the students 81 The unpretsndina bot admirable
institution. the dement's Of which have been 90 long enjoy.
ed BY q large portion q our fellow ~ciizsns. The adj
ton Of a good Library TO iH other facilities OF instruction
VIII extend gready ~ cspaoiy Tor usefulness, and minis
10 " IA anlaEmanl a well A. 40 de Innrnrnlnani OF h.
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The British Mediation.

The opinion expressed by Us yesterday that Mr.. Polk
would reject the Profered mediation Of Great Britain Il con,
hmed by an article in the Union OF Monday nigh,-iu
which the National Intelligencer is taken to task for eI.
pressing a hope that the intervention would be aceeded TO-
The Union asks, "Does the InieLigencer remember Il
forget that we have ourselves offered negotiation to Mexi-
CO; and therefore, that, Independently Of all other reassaI
ANY IMITATION on the part OF any other nation, was w.
necnssnrN7n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-24

The Ohio sniesman, the leading Loeofoco paper In tai
State, Publshes. IN large letters, the following resolution.
ss The corner stone % ~ party-orcod
Rssissd. That The Democracy Of Ohio arc oppossd TO
All paper currency, and are resolved 10 return 10 tie Cousu-
tnuonal Currency 81 Gold and Silver.
We hope Secretary Walker will think Of this whom he
issoes he vert bsscb Of Treasury Notes, which are nov.
., ssversl points, ~ which the government i' under ths ne
ce-iy a disbuuing large suns, entering into the chan
nels 81 circulation, 81 discoun, Of from 70 2 per cent.
IN etohsuee fer bank ftgs! IL b. remarkable. indeed, hist
she veB Administuu1us which have pretended 10 bo
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Navigation Of The Columbia.

The London Times, in a review OF the course Of Mr.
Polk on the Oregon quesuon-which, by the way, is any
hing but complimentary to that functionary-eontend
that the free navigation Of the Columbia has been yielded
to the Hudson Bay Company by the treaty, not, as the
Union contends, for a term OF years, but in Perpeiuity.
THE Hudson Bay Company, the Times says lie a perm,-
nent corporation. nearly two centuries old; and the nayisa.
ton Of the Columbia il secured to It, and to all British sub.
Iects trading with 1t, in perPetu:iy" II will be seen, there
fore. that the treaty contains the germ OF another eonuo.
versy.
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AcARISTiE,s>

@ DIR. cBR'srIEs GALvANIc RINGS AND MAGNETIC
remarkable discovery comprises an entirely new an.
pnoauon oi m mysterious powers OF GalvanI.m and Mnrn.t,.m.
being a Il once more safe. certain and efficient, than apy Other mode
n an nervous complaints. such ~ Headaches, Tie Dolor,u. Pm.
.eIeIa. Debility, etc the Galvanie Rings and Magnetic Fluid are
usea win me most perfect success. Many cases pronounced hon.
less BY Physicians, have readily yielded 70 the wosd,rfuI inau.ne..
thus developed.
:" 'ur'ne patucuiArs zee advertisement In another prt of this
paper. explanatory pamphlets may be had gratis. by applies alton TO
l7 Main street, Richmond. Va. sSI
W sands Sarsa parilla All that the atmos-
phere yiehis to plants, plants yield to animals, and animals. rr,,o,.
10 ait. Eternal round, in which death 10 ickrncd and life ann.,,.
ou' IN which matter merely changes its psee and il form. Hut IN
us unehangeabe course. there Is much as regards individual life
winch may be modified BY the aid OF Investigation and ,ci,nr.
Numbers who IN the days OF ignorance and baTbansm womb h,yr
tensheu uhdeft the seosfge OF seroful1, are now saved 10 their fti.pd,
u 10 society oy that admirable preparation sands sarsaparlla-
n n whh~ nruV has introduced new causes Of disea.. IN,
pharnaeeati-t aud the chemist have supplied antTdotes In more Than
~ disease OF the skin generally, and for ulcers
y sores OF every description, Sands sarapatina viii be found I'm
most cases n specific.
W prepared aud soil. Wholesale and retail. and (r norat,o
oy n u 4 ID SANDS Druggists and Chemists. Gund- uuhIr,,.
70 I, - eorn. OF Chambers street, New YoIk: sold ahs
by DUVAL 4 PURCELL. Agents, Main street. Rebnopa ya-
Price, Vi per bottle or sir bOtiles TOT 5 donar.
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MARINE I%NTELLIGENCE.
Port OF Richmond.
hsh Tsi,r nn day At o. s'siost, =. J

SAILED,
sehr Capital, North, Halumo G.
sehr WIN M0wry, Ford, Jersry CITY
Schr Mary . feek, LiseomJ, New York.
PoET WhLTHALt, Sept. 22.-AriyeJ, schr. Lesnder.
from Boston, for coal.
Schr Mary Fauah, from Boston, for coal.
23.-Saied, schr VIM Thomp,on, with coal, for Fall
River.
NEw YoaE, Sept. 9l-Cleared, schr Margaret Ann,
Hammond, Richmond.
BALTIMORE, Sept 23-Cleared, sehf Wm. Applegarth,
Kent, Petersburg and Richmond.
NORFOLK, Sept. % -Auiyod, sehr. Mary Augusia,
lm Thomasion. On Sunday last. at 6 O'Clock, p M, lat.
81 SO long ~ 80, when nbout ~ miles north Of Smiths
Island, spoke y brig Washington, It. Hall, commanding
in tow Of FnRato Constitution, making for the nearest port
officers and crew all well.
Schf. 7 3 Savoy, Wildin, I'm Port Wallthnll, bd Tor N.
York. This morning At 4 o'clock, came in contact with
on unknown ship, and had b%ow-sprt, iib.boom &c, carried
away-put IN for repair.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-24

MURDra-A young man named WlstOn Goidsby, was
kiled Of Camp Meeting, near Memphis, by a man named
forbus-Goldsby Wa seated near The alpr-at which the
Congregation we're engaged in religious service5-whon
Forbus BE- said 10 have approached and inflicted a fatal
fi1b without giving notice Of hs purpose. Goldsby was
iho son oi Miles Goldsby. a respectable citizen u Ibis
county, and was shout 81 yons old. IL ~ said there wal
IN old Rudgo between him and Fofbus.-MeHphis EAGLE,
Sept. 10.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-24

The body Of Mr. W. ". Singleton. OF Nashville. whose
mysteries disappeafsnco In bis nPht clothes from his lodg.
ings Of the Richmond House on Sunday night we noticed.
was found dtovned m the uyof AZ the foot Of Union street.
on Tuesday, whittier he had wandered In n dcliuous state
and COST himself into The turbid RDod. lie was buried yes
t'fdsy-Nemyhis Eagie, lUth.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-24

DEATH or 4 VETEKLS-The st. Louis Republican an.
nounces the death OF the Hon. Luke T.. Lawless, one OF the
Oldest and most able members Of the Missouri bar. IL.
was a native Of the northern part OF Ireland. When .
young man he participated actively IN the unsuccessful Ell
fort TO efecta revolution IN Ireland. After the failure of
the struggle for lnsh independence he served for a number
Of years as an officer in the French army under Napoleon.
More than a quarter Of a century ago, ne emigraied 10 the
United States, and settled in 81 Louis Is 4 practitioner Of
law.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-24

Tvs SEtf- HirSrtD-Rosdinr IN the journals every
day or two Of the uu'st Of Epes. Tho Virginia murderer.
and aRain of hs being suIl NJ large. we have been led 10
tlink what the sensations u tho guilty man must be-. Are
they not we'll described in the Book of books And iHy
life shall hang in doubts before thee and thou shalt fear
day end night, and shalt have none assurance Of Inv life -
10 the morning thou shalt say, Would God u were event
and NJ even thou shalt soy, Would God II we're morning,'
inr tho fer u thine heart whofewith thou shalt fear, and Tor
tho sight n diino eyes which thou shsIt see"
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N q Il f. =

W Tho Board Of Trustees OF tho Richmond
Laness'cran seh7ol. having decided TO e,,abh.h a Library for the
use NJ the scholars of that insl tuition. tab. this me,hod Of appeal.
Iee &c the friends OF Education. for their aid In contributions Of
Boob. new or oil, adapted TO any age. fosa Primer. ~ to classic.
second hand school boohs, Ae.A
Contributions may be tent To Mr.. James n. Gardner or Doet.
John Dove, OF 10 Nj wm. u. Iiarwood the PRINCIPAL Of ,b, Inst.
tuition. lt-9awsw BY ORDER OF THE BOARD.
W Trustees sale Of Boots. Shoes, and Hats,
Al Auction, al J d. Hoover. Store. at o O'Clock.
DAVENPORT. ALLEN d CO. Aues.
20 auction Neticc.-we invita- the attention OF Deaiets
u our sss Of prime 2. Rico sugars Moi.sses. Coffee. Teas Iadiso.
serve, At oi O'Clock.
REAL. ESTATE THIS AFTERNOON.
Ihe attention Of the public is r.qaes;sd to our .s Of Lots on
Church Hu- This Afternoon. n "a o'eioek.
% See advertisement for particulars
~H lNLOFS a BROTHER. Auets.
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Fra

There was an alarm Of fire ON Tuesday night about 10
O'Clock. Three stables, on Brook Avenue, near Clay
street Chapel. were consumed. One of them was owned
by Mr.. John &. Coffin, another by Mr.. Watkins Taylor,
and the third by 4 gentleman whose name we have not
learned. In the latter was a carnage, which, we regret to
learn, was also destroyed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-24

MisyFcEsr WIvp9ws-The greatDy Good Store Of
Mr. Stewart, IN Broadway, New York, har. In front. two
wiud1ws. each consisting Of a single plate of glass. six
feet broad, by eloyon feet iva inches high. There sro
windows Of four plnos Of massive risto, in frames Of iron.
Every hing be- on a scale Of equal maRnihconcc.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-24

WrHrs ft,yrt oftir r,y whi,t intrrrat.d ist nisht threat
'n'd ~ fh.ot he wife 10 attempting ~ run down st1t no o. procure
= run hr fsI and frts hs nees Thus - The sams man ~ho. about
n year so. ft'd bic nisrr whilst attempting 10 shoof he wiz. whom
h. al-1 slightly wounded. We va aufeucrdt a. The o. nttsnuau Tor
as s.r afi Afterwards parioprd by Gov. Porter oa condition uat
BE- aoDhl'avu tho county. FaihnEt, comply, h. uas r. aueusd.
but soon ahsr disrharred the enpreme Cont having decided That
1s condition Nns un.pust tuuonst
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-24

A VALUABLE DnaioSD.-The Brazil journals announce
that a negro lately found IN the diamond district OF Bahia.
a rough diamond weighing nearly an ounce It's approx.
innate value Is CAS-, 1000, but it was sold by the finder for
Cas-.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-24

IL Gen. George. P. Barker, late Attorney General Of
the State OF New York, while addressing a jury on the Igh
inst. at Buffalo, fell down in an aPPoPIecte fit. The ply
s.eisns, 1t is said, entertain slight hopes vi MS recovery.
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DIED.

On Wednesday morning, the 23d inst, at the residence
OF his son, n. Child, in Manchester. JE,sE Cum, late OF
Montgomery county, Pa, in the 18th year OF his age
HIS friends and those Of his son arc requested 20 attend his
funeral from the residence OF the latter, ut 3 O'Clock, p.
NJ. this day. without further notice.
pV The Philadelphia and Nouistown (ra) papers please copy.
On Saturday last, the 18Th inst, amer a long and sever. lines.
bErrf WASHINGTON. only daughter OF Seymour n. and N,ry
L. A. lofke, in the 18th year OF her age.
ON the eIs iRd, At half past o O'Clock. Of a few day. Iup..,
ROSlNA A., Saugh'er OF Capt Thomas and Rosina Slisuer az A
: year n months and q dax.
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NERT GooD.-Tho True American says that when John
{. Calhoun takes snuff, every body IN South Carolina
sneezos.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-24

~ Mr.. Buchanan, Secretary Of State, arrived In PhIa-
dcIphia last Saturday, md intended 20 stay in The city a
n" days bot was burned TO Washington by tho news of
the arrival Of tho Princeton, containing Santa Arn's an
'Werio the pcaee-proposnI Of our government.
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Range of Thermometer,
At J. w. Randolph s Co.'s BOOksfOre, l2l Main street,
SEPTEMBER 81, Is4e.
o'clock. IL O'clock. 8 O'Clock. 5 O'clock.
"a rs &c 76
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GALT.-7OO sacks "MarshalPs" Salt, aaoat
- and for mle BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN q 90.
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JOHN ELDERS
DEPOT OF CHEAP LITERATURE,

ScAiN blsDEho
DEPOT OF CHEAP LITERATURE.
SEPTEMBER 81, lsl6.
Isl received, and for sale, the following.
Gsneyievei or the ChevAfer Of haison Rouge an Eplsode OF
Le~nune or, The Court of Loui. the Fifteenth. By Nj. A.,
bery, author OF The Love haieh"-cSe
The Ill., Aissrins, and other 1se. ny Harry Danford-2se
western Continent for Sairrlay. Sept. 10.
SErTENBuK Is. 1876.
Inc sleilAn VesPerf; oI the White Cross OF 81. Luke, an hao
neal Romance, by Dennis HanniEaE-I2c
Part Z Pictorial History OF EnEiaBd-e5
81 OF the Statesmen OF the Commonwealth Of England. b,
Pan I'd Martin the FosDdins-s
Another supply of Married and Single, Lovers and ru,bands-
s~weetheaIts aud wiyes-2s !
Fanny Dale, or a year aner ManiaRe-25 ~2I I
RIGGER'S OFFECE-Bastmtnt Room, EaeIt
- hStd, lSta st,sei-For this evening, tThursdsy.
sales close at 81 p. NJ. Prizes: Sl2. 600, 1000, 2ll5t
1850, 1900, 1000. 10 Of $50, 10 OF 800. &c. &C No,
III drawn. Tickets 81.
For to-mouow-S2 600 tickets as. and 81 OOn.
DO numbers, 10 drawn, for 81. .
p. S.-Tickei Nos. | 40 SIS, a prize of slOOO SOL
lucky FENDER" ]. o. BIGGER
lsih street.
HOYT'S OFFICE.-A fine scheme for today
II the drawing comes to hand by The mail. Capitals
S2O,OOO, 10000, 5000, 20 prizes Of 100, &c. Sd
Tickets only IS. shares in proportion. Packages for sslei
on the usual TERMS until 4 O'Clock, at HoYT's Office, (.
No. ; Exchange
T.. WORLDS OFFICE.-Drawing of N.%
~. Jersey Lottery comes by mail this evening. Cap,
tails $4,000, 10000, 30 prizes Of 1000. sc. Tickle
50. One number SIS net. Packages low, to be had unit,
! O'Clock this evening Of tse24 ]. +. WORD. :
MANAGERS OFFICE-D. PISE & Co-For III }
wi evening $4,000, 1000. 2.4l5, 1850, 1000, TO-
$50, 10 OF 800, &c. &c Nos. IL drawn. Tickets 81.
Drawn Nos, Of P~okomoko. class 1871
% 25 81 81 IL 60 81 7S 1 II 3 81 Is.
Drawn Nos, of Delaware. class 226.
81 50 81 Z 50 IS 40 "a 80 2 10 30 g.
A Il Rules holden in the CIerk's Oairs oc ,tI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-20
Common Council.

Common Councus
Bo,np OF AssIsrAxr ALpERmev.--October l9lh-NErL
GRAY, Esq, President, in the Chair. -.
petieio~s-Of sundry property owners for lever IN
City Gauger Granted OF w. X. Smith AMI others.
for sewer in Maiden Lane, from Broadway TO the East
River; Referred. Thomas Newell, to be appointed a
Rsperts-In favor Of permitting the Union Ferry Co
70 De appointed to boat from Whitehall slip 10 the
OF causing s6th street between lh and 9th avenues TO
be grevelied &c Adopted In favor of building sewer
road Adopted. Averse to the petition of the Trustees
OF the Epschpai Church in 4st street. for relief from as
sessments Carried.
Papers from the Board of .aidermen-Report and
luton in favor OF building oath Doth and Goth
streets Referred In favor Of numbering the First
avenue from Houston to 25th street. Concurred in Re-
port and resolution in relation the sale of pier at
foot Of Clinton street to Nathaniel Pearce Esq Refer
red Report and resolution in relation to certain bills
presented for medical services. Referred Report and
resolution in favor Of authorizing the Chief Engineer
to procure fire alarm bell for the cuola on Centre mar
ket, weighing about 600 pounds Concurred in Res
oluton in favor of Hose company No ~ hereafter being
Memoriai-From the Rev DR.. Mcvicsr Chaplain ON
Governors Island, in relation the landing at Castle
to complete the construction Of stairs SC. Referred
Petton Of owners Of the boats running to Greenwood
for temporary permission to land at the south
Revolution in favor Of instructng the Comptroller to
report TO this board the of the lease made by the
corporation to the trustees Of the Brick Church. in
Beekman sreetwhether the said church has any right
the building into stores and places Of trade also
whether the rents derived from the not proper
y due to the city, and whether the trustees Of the said
Brick Church have ever paid over any OF such rents
into the city treasury Adopted.
Public and Private Participation Of Counsel com.
muncaton received from the counsel to the corpo-
ration relative to the rights Of the corporation to grant
exclusive use OF piers, &c., in which he gave 1t as his
opinion that the corporation have right to grant excu.
sve Of any public pier but has right to grant
elusive Of any private pier landing, without first
obtaining consent of the owners thereof Ordered
the file.
The board then adjourned until Monday evening, No
vember 2.
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Movements OF Travellers.

The following. and few they are, constitute the foil
amount of yesterdays arrivals al tho aforementioned
hotels
AMEarcAr-w Boardman. U. S. A; J. Alcott do; Mr..
Iiutchins, Detroit; Mr.. +. Johns New York; X. r So
borne, U s. Al Capt Smith, do; John Thompson, Pough-
keepsie; Calhoun, Albany; II Wright. U. 8 A; w
d Cozens, Philad J. Pease do; L Pesse do
J. Bright Hamburger; J. Tnthil Mobile; j. Walker
Palmyra; D. Perry, New Bedfori $ Nahans, Phlad ;
Mr. Motley. Long Island w. Herman, U "; Thurlow
Weed, Albany; Ransom do; X. Sherman Utica; l..
Games do: Burden, Troy; James r. Anderson. En-
gland; Lowell. Boston; J. Lerhoni, Chester Co; J.
Adams, Newport.
Cry. Hughes Carolina: J. Simmons, do; w Mon
tague, Va Mr. Hoyt, N j.; J. f. wilson, Philsd; W.
Walner. Richmond; II. easement, Florida; W H. Wall,
do; T. Tomnson Keesville B. Haowell, Alexandra;
C. Chapman, Albany; Benedict, Louisville; w. Hun
ter, New York; A. Conet, Troy
FRANKLIS-W. Wyatt, Vermont; J. Thompson, Pier
mont; A. Moren, DO; II Seymour, do; d. Foreman, Col
umbus; B. Granger, Albany; j. Hardy, Illinois; A. Me-
Cormick. Ohio L. Townsend, Pittsburg; s Kneeper,
Worcester; e. wallace, New York; Mr.. Edmonds, do;
}. Count, Baltimore.
nHowARp-C ". Bennett, Albany; L. Browne. New
York. Hawksberry, Maryland; F. Godfrey Zanes-
Vile; J. Cameron Pttsburg; II. Avrey Philadelphia;
O. Brown, do; G. White Albany; a. Major Ky; Cur
ts Cohocs; Marcy. Lansing bnrgh; r. Earle. phila
E. Akin, Albany; II. Sinclair Northampton; AIR. Wilcox.
do; L. Nevns Ssckets Haibor; @. Mowstt. Kingston.
Canada; II. Dunble. do; II. Mccormick do; Jenkins,
Baltimore; r Neil Ohio; W. Dinsmore, New York; Mr..
Little, New Jersey; T. Read, Newark; w Stanley Boz
ton; W. Hutchinson, stonington; r King, Boston.
JupsoS's-Norman Porter Boston; E. rllitsen do j
Wright. New York; Jno Thomas. Pbilad.; Geo Phipps,
do; Roberts, do; Mr.. Ellsworth, Conn; w. Hastings
Boston; 8. Hulbe ri, Baltimore,
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Importance or the Late News from Mexico
The Progress OF the War.

Our readers will have learned from the ac-
counts published by us yesterday in relation 10
the movements of Santa Anna, and the progress
of the in Mexico, that the spirit of the Mexi-
can people seems to be thoroughly reused, and
that the will be likely TO be carried on
briskly and vigorously on both sides. This new
phase OF ths conflict, we think, gives us far
better prospect for termination to the war, than
we could have were the Mexicans to adhere to
their former policy.
The Mexicans may make stand at Saltillo, or
even on the road between that place and Monte
rey, rs that road winds through mountainous pass
es greatly Instantaneous TO an attacking force,
and where an army on march has great difficult
ties to contend with. But we are of the
opinion that the Mexicans will not collect in
sufficient numbers to give General Taylor any
serious uneasiness this side of San Luis Potos
1t is very probable, THAT there will be an
opposing force OF thirty or forty thousand men,
under the command of Santa Anna. Whenever
an engagement with such force takes place,
it will be decisive. We believe that until such
an engagement do take place there will be no
peace
Such being the prospect, it behooves our gov
eminent to despatch large force by way
OF Tampico, on the road 10 San Luis Po-
tos, to cooperate with General Taylor, and
reinforce him when he arrives at that point
Two armies, penetrating by different routes
10 San Luis Potosi, would combine and show
the Mexicans one days fighting-the like of
which they have never seen before. We be-
lieve that when these combined forces would meet
the Mexicans, the result will be of so decisive
a nature as at once to put an end to the war
Indeed, it must coma to this at last, should no.
thing turn up to dishearten the Mexicans in the
meantime.