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WIN Fl. JONES, Auctioncsr.
ID OOTS, SHOES AND BROGsAN S,-On Wednae-

WM. II. JONflS. Auctonctr.
BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGANS.-On Wednss.
I'D day Dec. Is 1885, at 10 o'clock Al tho store Of J. D. In
gerso Co No. 22 Pearst 800 cases, comprising large
and desirable OF Boots Shoes and Brogans suit
able for the Southern. Western and city dealers di7
CONTINUATION Of the Sale Of Coman's Great
Collection Of Oil Paintings Engfavings and illustrated
Works, suited To the Season-Consisting of beautiful
Land cape4, History, Conversations Portraits, Merry
making, Cattle &c by ancient and modern artists viii
fully described In ,he catalogue which may be had
Saturday.
Mr. C. Ina placed IN this sale MS celebrated Landscape
byNerboOm gned and dated 1857, pronounced equal 10
obbma RIysdae, and admired by all artists; beside
DemRrne the Paul Potter Of France Richard Wilson,
the Claude Of England Grunswald, Ward, King, and
Other American artists whose productions have sold at
very high prices Europe. Several fine Madonna' grace
this collection and than 50 pleasing Handicapped, all
frames, and will make lovely presents for tho New
Year.
Those who disappointed in not drawing one on
tho 18Th can now have opportunity OF buying one at
their price.
The Pictures ready for examination nj No. 23
Broadw ny, second hoor where he sale viii take place.
10 o'c!ock A. VI. Of tho pm inst d2a JhsTuWtM-
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Books,
\ NOVEL DUMAS. FOR ONE SELLING

ANCYEL By DUMAS, FOR ONE SHILLING
TIE CRUSADERS
Seeic 10 the "Duk- % Burgundy
BY Alexander Dumas
Price shilling
~ Ibis work ~ the celebrated Dumas, coIislnej he
incidents connected h the Crusade against die valiant
geIszet the ambition OF The Bloody Boor' Burgundy.
and the barbarcs assassination Of the young handsome
and brave but rash Duke OF Ofeans The low prize Of
this xorf inu-t si-s !: = VIDE ciIculsto1
Country Ageu'- supplied ~ n liberal discount
az lis " II GRAHAM, Tribune Building. N4s=au-sL
LIST or NEW BOOKS,
NNUAIS GIFT BOOKs.-WMTAYLORA c.. No.
4 Astor House have received such numbers and va
r!ees Of Book fog uc approaching Holidays IEal only
Jew Of tie more prominent can he mentioned.
Tie Illustrated Magazine Annual for lsi containing II
CnRragiags beautifully bound IN various sttes heary gilt
The Leaflets of Memory. morocco ana ~hiIe c1f.
The BoUtnir Annual muslin, -1t
The Diaten. - beautiful present muslin gilt.
The Opl', win rich coioTed enrTlvIncs
The Evergreen
SceLes from The Lilo 0 our Saviour.
illuminate! Gems oi Sacred Poetry.
The Bouquet, vii. cIGJ5J 11wrrs.
THs Floral Jirru-.
Tie Rose ~ Sharon
Friendship Offering
The Mty-F.ower.
TOE Christian hes psa6e
The Oid-Fe.o,vs Offering
Flowers Of Fable, illustrated
Fountain,
For;e.q1e. ty Ia6rss Sheridan Knowles.
Leila or he Fail OF Grenada, by Bnyer.
d22 2,is WA TAILOR & GO No Asior H1tse.
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fasbioaable Clothing.

fashionable Clothing.
CLOAKS CLoAKS
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
1,500aA,O'ES and Misses '''aS'' Goats ant ''f'i,
i'o Goats varying in pr,cefro - 90 to S2n each
SEQ Cloaks, do do 5O TO ~ do
SEQ Circular. DO do ) 90 to 80 do =.
loo Cardinals DO do 8 IN to - DO
sl vi which made Of tho fashionable materials In
use and sold Z. arionihiug low prices.
EDWARD WAMSLEY.
as lr~,s' No N Cathsrine-st near Cha,hanr,qus
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SPTrNDTD pRCSrNT


TNfE DRAWING ROOM MINSTREL. or on Book for
j ls47.w!l be published IN few days hy FIRTH, HALL
1POND, 239 Broadway, and FIRTH HALL FrsDklin
square IL will contain OF the most beautiful Music
published IN the country and be- cmhelshed with
eight sp.endidy executed Illuminated Autographs, and
WI cOntsil LGysr- Songs " O Watch yCu well by
daylight, aud The Two Birds " also bod N0rths hricJ
e5bocksr and Santa ClaE. Qushnllcs Tee al
selected ri Il WI b. desirable Holiday pre-
sent. ala tbs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-22

| " Window Sbades-A splendid assortment for
The Holiday Season ncuony small invoice OF beautiful
| FRENCH SHADES, jus: ,sosgtd, IN addition 10 many
new patterns snd great variety, low end medium
| pa e.. Of hs own UsGufartGre by II. T WEBB la Tie
| old and) ;52 Fearlst four door= south Of Chatham
d2I lwi-
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IBoys, Clothing cuI and made IN the mos, fashions
bs Style ST Broadway stsrs, tcppos,ts the Tsbsl
pscls) by MRS II. FREEMAN, p9 2nts
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E~Tae L. ~. -erltc OF fs;:.-Th- subscribers
res 5rr.:y snrJGnc- that their ls-g- -zzOEt engraving
Of Inc United STATES mite i completed and VII in sori
ifre pl shed Tho-~ VINO .rzi-e Ia receive early IN
3reasic-- 4Ieuv!ec - ell lie s.;,6.a. 3itlsa'are h
ey1y aud q. .aln- thu engraving.
suiS is,. ANTHONY. CLARK = co. IL Broadway.
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- Medical Sofice.-Dr. Fuchs Lectures tae
prevention ard Of Consurn pon Asitms and diseas
Ci heart and those diseases that LEAD 10 Iher and
on The Art OF Proonenp Lie 100 years . engraving
u pag-- ana - cents. burgess Str1nser Co =.
Broadway Charles 2. Ring, 192 Broadway; Marsener,
Lock wood Co. - Broadway, corner OF Grand I. :.
Grower, els Broadway. Dr.. ;. 5. FITCH,
dr. ltneodis 20. Broadway.
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nY~TERs-Att The iorks OF the Bower and Third
Osycnue can be had hours OF the day or night Pnn-
ces Bay. East River saddle Rocks Amboy- &C, &c. for
family party hotels nj Is per cent less than usua! pr-
c.s Oysters picked superior style. Person. sending
orders for qu. uIilis- should do The day prerous All
oy-ers sent icD,n this place are warranted
81 lmcolis- MORTON CO 2s7 Bower?i cor 3d-av
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Tickets Sd may be had OF the undcrs Ened, al Inc tn
bUne Express and Courier Offices, Rad atihe Civ,
How ard Franklin, Aston American, Carlton, New-l orh
Pearl.st and North American Hotels Broadway House
and Constitution Hall BY order, JAMES GRiDLEG,
Chm En- Com ATraugets, - Nassau-st
B. FRANZ NooRaeEs, Sec'y, Lie Pear! 81. de2 lSis
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ROBT l. PATTERSON, President
BEtiJ. c. MILLER, Secretary
JOS L. LORD. Agent
JAS. STEWART, NJ d. Meiics. Examiner,
az lrnisTuWxS No. - FoJrh,st
~ COSePOUENlE 0t the great reduction IN prices
lcsused ~ thu rev Tariff STEPHEN BARKER, ~
Grand has this dag marked down his entire stock In
. per cent from former prices and Is thsreby preganea
10 hi, friends and The public e5J0 worm o. py
Goods prices hitherto un.hougnt Of HIS sioc1 III par
consists CT
Cashmere Long shaxs, from $40 to 80
DO square do 10 = p"af1-
Pan Talbet Merao Wool, Rob ROY aHd o:ber shsTls
very ioH.
90 30 RICE wide. 20 g. 70 lu-.
~ R.ch high .ustTed B!aca, 81. and upward
70 &" Raw SIX Pla!Gs.
N1usen &c LANES and Cashmere IN great varsty corn'
usnr.ng e. J.. pc. yard p 10 he rchsst imported
Al2.-as and P.rhEstIa-I case rich Printed ipacas
oniy % per yard.
Gases Il BLACK and eolore,. 90. from cs I'd. upward
Gala P!sies-so pieces Gala Plaids. Ia sd yard
8 5. I'd. 10 Is. 81.
y all Wool CIos1Lngs, from 6. 81 10 TO-
d.! s!s STEPHEN BARKER, al Grsod ..
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~ CoIburn's Music Class.-The class Ia vocal
MI,c under toe directiJu OF Mr Marcus CobufG Mi
meet Wednesday, Thur sday and Saturday evenings o.
this week the Lecture Room OF Tie ElghlIst Church
No ;52 Bo~ery al y O'Clock. Tickets admitting 10 the
course may be obtained al the door.
Terms for gentlemen So do. for Ladies = % da2 BUS
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EOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS. skADBROOK
4 would call the attention VI the public 10 extensive
aud OF useful and ornamental articles
for chdrcns Those wishingto select s Tor their
children will ind their advantage 10 call and
inc, w
Infants Embroidered Cioaas and Blankets
Rotes, long AID short splendid assortment
Embroidered Caps Shirts and rlanEels
lulanls' Blankets. fitted cut complete, very rich
Dresses. Goats Hats and Hoods
Ve!vst=. SgI.ns silks, Merinocs. Piails &c.
And gTca. variety articles numerous mention.
iiac.c Tor the beautiful assortment OF Ladies
China Embroidered HBudkercli-=. entirely article.
A. the uve-ic Warehouse, ~ Broad. say Aiso. speu-
DID assortment OF Eeaameu- fancy articles for dress al
lie 81 ~ o. the Golden Elsa, dli Gcodis
DRESEETS FOR TIE HOIIDAIs.--Lock-
wood Scribuer, corner OF Pear Bud Fulton 81 have
o ia, and orn9nen al articles 10
which they beg leave inve TIE attention OF those about
selecting presents suitable Tor the approaching Christmas
end NeyY ear, among Ech Cod and Silver Watch
e b the best MIXERS OF the various movements, clsed IN
the ueaes styles and warranted corrac; ,me-keercrs
Cola Chains Keys Seals, Breast Pins, EaE Rings, Bruce
les, Head Ornaments and every description OF fashion
able JeVeir Silver spoons. FORKS, Butter knives, &c
Britannia Ware. Fine Cutlery Fancy Goods Sc
LOCKWOOD SCRIBNER, No. 25j Pearl-st.
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4 NNUALS--AInaa.s and Books Of ever description
a for the Hoy!ays hg bUughi a. tue Oh E-a1iI-h
rent 81 Beer.ct-s opposite BurtUusL lis prices arc
90 very thee certainly VII amaze god and qnal Of
such kind. IL alu1o=i to please you q. W
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rS~ Great Reduction in Price-Ouly = CENTS per
bottle well GSceraiuea ecI. and aiies!ed by the
most celebrated medical Irea thai the hair te
served timely Is taken 20 PrevenI rs oecay and %
DO this .uds peasaby recesssry 10 destroy he dan
iruh scarf Sc ana 10 ncisen and roaT1sh II WIN some
,hinc Of stimulating There Is nothing SiaH: ever
been discovered equal 10 BARRY'S TRlCoFhEsotS 70
rfec, lhis which very apparent ou me inooaceiVShe
success II has mel He therefore deems IL sIPelG
Gus 10 enurersie lis qualities they are 50 nniTe;s=
snoNr s.i over the country. 81.
Prepared and sold by A. c, BARRY, Artist N Hsi:, lIs
Broadway corner OF l.ibeciy-s, a. IL
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EiFOSTFR No 81 MAIDEN are offer variety OF arii.
ce- suitable for the season. such F1ncy Work Boxes,
Writing Desks, Toy Bureaux, Boys Slegha, Propeiitng
Coaches, Rocking ECrses Toys, &c. d2 7us-
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| TIOITDNY FRUITS at l58 CGna-sL-Paper aad
IL soft shell Almonds Raisns IN whole and quarter
boxes PrInei fancy boxes Malaga Grapes and Figs
Also general assortment OF Groceries NJ the OF
| 400 5u,- NM FOSTER lj8 Canalst.
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c /. BsEHiTv, Actuary.
Papers Ac prepared for Inventors wishing chtAif
Patents Apply 10 C l. B.kKrv< Actuary. de. eii-
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
For .als, Of s.Oeks, &c. see Fourth Page
MONDAY, P. u


The Stock Market continues to be depressed and
tie Fancies still fall of. There is new reason Tor
this state Of ,hinss bu, the indefinite approximations
which prevailed last week still have influence with op-
orators. The bears decidedly in the ascendant
The BIi Market continues 10 be inactive and
rates are heavy Sterling quoted at :! a6; France,
543a95H! Rx Dolar, 17ia73 Guildcr., ga 139
Marks Banco, $685..
Freights are firm with considerable parcels Grain
ofcring ;or shipment Engagements were made Al I'D
or Corn Liverpool end the rate for Cork Flour
was shipped Ia Cd but IS is generally asked by ship
masters. Cotton s97-lGi. To Hagre owners en-
ccsvoring obtain previous rates. but the market is
hsayy
There is no marked change in money matters
Good paper in the street sells at gag per CT.
The business at the Custom House continues to
fl, off as compared with last December. and the
create Of the week has been nearly absorbed by the
deficiencies since. The receipts last week less
thsn 100000, showing decrease Of some 20 $50,
OO0 The entire receipts of the first II days IN Dccem
Utr S't0U1J
time lasi year. Hi,i65
Excess only .-------..----------- $La,giO
This must be grea, disappointment 10 Mr. Secretary
Walker who expected large increase OF receipts under
the new tariff The business of the Custom House for
these IL DAYS in
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= OF l. hereby Noticed 10 attend their No Isl
Rowery o'clock This day 10 pay The last tribute OF
speci 10 our lae respected brother, JOHN Bird The
members o the Order IN general respectfully invited
to attend. HC NE, w Z.
s,5tra II y do II
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HOLIDAY PRESENTs.-STEBBGNS & CO 264
Broadway, have on hand large and General ssort-
rleut Of Plated ard Silver Ware, Clocks Watches Jew
clry Sc CT every description, suitable fer Christmas and
ron 4ousbic terrns d22 ills
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THOMAS Woop Rec. Secretary.
n T. An meeting Of the meInbers i rsqaeSied a.
the Hall ~ precisely business .! Importance a. IL
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miscellaneous.

NXTRa New Hull: BGckS reet-Its- unae ned
S.ere prepared Iier- for u-7S huiisJ nUcs
heat eSsy psc zei bafsei- aat beTt-, iiiref "ir
.ytu t,r-ls $50 bags u - AMI p De- rarr also
ts Graham -Four aG1 Oai Meal - Ike p2fEag~- fn-4s
.rre. are wa!5an.et -si sny IL HarssI Oidrfs ron
0u Of The Clly accompanied win c.y reference viii
r,-si gith prompt s..erGoG- i. L j. u !ROSFf
as t.nts - Frontal t.e,, h-i1S~ Pa"G-.''o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-22

- Association, No. l.. United Brothers of Tenn
pcfance will hold public meeting ii; The Hall corner o.
Grand St and Broadway This evening The meeting VIII
be addressed By Dr. NJ Reese, Rev. Luther Lee, Nm I'd
wards John Cochran. Esq and othersapProprSie sing-
ing bv Mrs Teale and others The friends 81 Temperance
and the public are earnestly invited 10 Hueld.
JAMES HARPER, 7 resident.
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NJ Z. KOsE, Silsersniit aud Jssel!err aad maqu,
~ ttcur-r OF gGld md sl.rr mounted Csne- also
plain rni fiucy Tune The slbscrtee has on ,sad a
beautiful sssornen. god mounted Gomez sUithhls or
Neyear presents ho!-sae ana reai =. ~ u Cham
bera-st- up stairs. d. l"'
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-02

The U. s. steamship Mississippi urriv.
ed at Pensacola on "Wednesday last. the
18Th, bringing intelligence that on the Sih
instant, an attack had been made by a
portion Of our squadron on the Gulf or
the port Of AIvaredo, situated about TWEEN.
ty or thirty miles from Vera Cruz.
II appears that several vessels had tax
en- shelter from the blockadlng squadron
under the guns of the fort at Alvaredo,
and an attempt was resolved on to cut
them out. With this view, the steamers
Princeton, mississippi, and three of our
smaller craft (schooners) ran in and open.
ed their guns on the batteries, which at
first returned the fire with some spirit.
After very short time, however, the lat.
ter were 5iIenced: but the primary object
was not Immediately attained, viz: cutting
out the vessels, which had removed be.
yond reach
Further operations on the port we're
contemplated to be made the next day, bv
the small detachment Of our ships enrag.
ed, but a signal Of recall from the Com.
modore obliged them to dosist. They
hauled off relolnng the squadron on the
sIh instant, without receiving the slightest
injury in men, hull, or spars,
We are without any other news Of in.
torest from the Gulf: the condition of the
ships and crews of our squadron is most
satisfactory, and our brave tars are onxi.
Gus for an opportunity OF showing their
melle to the enemy.
The above information was brough, 10
the city yesterday in a letter from a zen.
Ieman on board the st,-shIp Mississippi
", o. Com. Times, 22d. |
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-02

ADVANCE or MoEAIs.--Under DE head
II Custom and w, correspondent Of
the Goacorj.a intellgoncor cites late
casa IN Sew 0reans-Rio rs. Franklin
in which the counsel for the defence argu-
ed that, according to custom, merchants in
New Orleans, when oyeriaken by mislor-
tune and bankruptcy occurring, Were held
guat.ess of any thing like a criminal act
DO using other peoples money! The de-
fence was successful, aud Custom ovarrui-
cd THE express statute law of lB45.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-02

paredest ybc co,,,,,,,, ,,roaoy0ced !,
.'...,--,
Je'0' q oa"'a A'Nd-iisS ''1'o". .
Vera Crus--Aancration Of the CatJor
Mas to the United Suites!
Through the poIlteness Of an eminent
commercial house, we have Just been
| placed ~ possession Of the following most
important intelligence from Mexico, The
news was received by British man oil
war, when touched at ne baIlze wiIh dc.
spalchea from the British Ministerial Next
co Tor his Government.
ne PnrP2fI Of lhese desPalcheS 49, mat
lhe oElled states have taken possession
o. lhe CaIiioFnias' ana thal me revolution
!" , ,s'or o. 9u'la anna pa IS comP.e'e'
,S suU :i,, ,'o ,o,,ow'nY 'S.'e'I, iIo.n
w" y W., Oe Po'oo''ou ''u, 'ne sur
AIop' WIN " y. o'n "a anna Cd uo3fo' was IN
''B"' ." W. V. " G 10 "" '',o ~ ~ 'n is,c
,.-r.- A"N Ili'iiN' HuS io' ioio'
H'p,'us ou''o''os VI '"o oPPo''uH"y
ny p'''''n 'nIH.o'IWor' we nave luS'
, ,"g :" ETY. '""s -'i1N ,-J S Wv :, una
,," " ." - g, '0 u,'''i -, ~ = 'uo'"'
r,D ' GorJI, ' o,,aiiahod ,a,o w., Gu
nJ G"9i 80 "''5 y " ,.'l'" -
Load ~ H., , ",aa ,,,l So, So, a. '.'o
,na ,' ar.i Wv "''' ''''"' ''''' 0'''0 anu
'''5 ,r. a.','Gi -
MAJ, - alaI '' IT, s'o" "., 80 w.
-,
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-02
PROTRACTED MEETING

or We are requested to give public no
'ce that protracted meeting OF the Chris
tan Church will commence in this place
on Friday before the third Sabbath in tbs
month, u8Ih instantly
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-02

VICE President DALLAS, arrived in
Philadelphia, on the 18th inst, and oule,.
y proceeded to his residence. A hume.
rous body Of his friends we're ready 10
wait on him aud escort him ii procession
to his dwelling, and he positively declined
all display,
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-02

POLITICAL PARsoN.--A minister, who
was a little too much tincurod with pol.
lcs for one occupying his station. one
SAOoaih morning during his prayer, ex.
pressed a desire that he aud his congrera.
tlon might initiate the "holy examples ef
Abraham, David, and Poik." He intend.
ed to say Paul, and was not aware of his
mistake, ill he inquired the next morn,no
why three or four Of the church left tbe
house during his prayer.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-02

The Pennsylvania thinks that our
country has been ruined" often. Gen.
jackson "roned" it repeatedly. Mr..
Van Buren, destroyed it on numerous DC.
easlons, aud Mr, Polk to complete the
work OF disaster, has ruined" ii on soye.
raj occasions, We really wish some GOOD
would inform US BY figures
tor figures never lio-how many times
more It has TO he "rumed,' to be " ruin.
ed everlastingly.n
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-02

same frank and friendly spirit by what
it has been dictated, ne will immedia,aG'
dispatch an Envoy Extraordinary ,nJ
4 Minister PlenlPoienlary to the civ or
1 Mexico, with intructions and fun noyor,
to conclude treaty of peace which sb,iI
adjust all questions ia dispute be,woa,
the two Republics. Ii the Mexican No.,
eminent should prefer to send a Mint.
10 Washington to conduct the negoGo,ion
here, he shall be received with R,dna"ul
and respect, and every effort shall Ia mo1'
to accomplish the object of his mi. ,",'ae
with The least possible DELAY.
In the present communication III de.,
ed useless, and might prove iniurions ~
discuss the causes of the existing war
This might tend 10 delay or defao, H.
restoration of peace. The past is alrea%,.
consigned to history; the future nnJt.
Providence, is within our own power ''''
The occasion may, however. be embr,
ced to state that The President has ave-.
cherished the kindest feelings ,owo,J,
Mexico, and that one of the first wisbes &c
ms heart Is, that she may be powerful
ana prosperous Republic in perpetual ami
~ with The United States. N''
Comm Conner will transmit this die
patch for your EyceIency to the Govern.
Oh Vera Cruz, under flag of truce; and
you are respectfully invited to adopt the
same channel of communicating your an.
swer.
avail myself of this occasion 10 offer
your EecelIency the assurance of my most
consideration.
JAMES BUCHANAN
10 his Excellency the Minister of Foreiao
Relations of the Mexican Republic.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-02
Rnrnlng Mn. nnlIas In rfflrr.

Tho wing tariff papers are chuckIing
over a statement that q sensrlea8 mob Of
protectoniats, and their deIujod dupes,
lately hung and burned an image Of the
Vice President in Philadelphia. The in.
cjdeut has called forth from the Pcausyioa.
MAN the following "reminiscences Of o4igy-
burning on the Same spots
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-02

ELEcrIoNs.--North Carolina has gone for
the wings by an increased majority.
Kentucky ditto.
Illinois for the democrats by a majority
beyond all necessity OF counting.
Indiana, democratic Governor and Lo-
gisature,
Missouri democratic as usual.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-02
Arrival Of lhe Caledonia,

The steamer Caledonia, at Eoston, brings
Information that the Mexican government
had applied to Great Britain and France
ior differentiation in the existing war with
the United States
Anoiheratcfupt--tbesevcuth-hasb been
made to assassinato Louis Philippe.
No change "a the cotton market
No other important rews.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-02

a coroT gaiaH,o of che Columbus Bfno.
efm suggested, some weeks ago. The name
oil JAHr WmrwlB, csqaof Lowadez. as
q suitable democratic candidate f3r Go.
rornor at lhe next election. lIr. w. "a
1911 ba remembered, is now Speaker of
Che House Cd. Representatives. end .s a
most excellent, nstm8alo citizen. We
know but Io.o of bs qualification. for the
slaaoh--'or carrying on an active canvass
--or OF Dol opinions ou questions of State
policy we agree with the writer ir the
Democrat that is time a suitable canJi.
dai7 should Do sought tor, The prctcpz.5Dz
OF those whose names may be placed aa.
fore ihc Convention discussed. and their
qualifications understood.
One word as 10 the portion of the State.
from which suIartion should be made.
Az 'ho occupants of rbo Executive clairI
since iho organization oftho State govern.
mfnt with one single exception, have
plen from the southern or Southwestern
counlaa. Ioviow OF this fact, every con.
e.d"0i.on Of Justice requires that the So.
lection should now be- made from the Nor.
'bern or Gdaten counties.
In addition to lhe gentleman alluded 10
above, we have heard the names of seve. |
"a. other good democrats mentioned i'm
private circles in connection with The sta
'on' Whoever is selected should, and