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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-09
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aIOnn UI,ALLENt,E.--Fhu proprietor VI
~ kOUOWildet'. Patent SsaMsnder Safe challenges
anv SAFE maker agent the United States In the OF
oua thousand dollars impartial trial The Safes 20 be
s..cted by dsn,ere.-d committee from those now in
ns jsas provided thew are not filed with h- compost
ton rs patented by Wilderl NoThe foregoing
furnsc- Such pcion has attached Itself all preGed
et.d tests Of Saes The only evidence perfectly ss,sac
or TO purchasers being in accidental fires o7.r which The
manufacturers could exercise 90 control
2nflmDIT Patent Sasmsnder Safes. No lSa NVs'er-st
sSALAWANDEK sAFES.-SlLAs C. HERRING
No. 59 Wat-st j. The only authorized person IN ;his
State make So" Wders Patent SAlsmander saf-s-s
other ssAInande S-s being an infringement upon my pa
tent suDecng the purchasers 20 sur a; law for damage
Suit. have been commenced sgsus chas Gaylo lie m
Brown ard others, and VIII be extended 10 all whether
they be manufacturers ssJaSti or plrcG1, Su
" Ban assortment, OF The genuine Wilder, Patent
and Double amarder Safes for sale reasonable
terms land good de givsnl =; he Ion SAFE Wsrehouse
OF Sli-aS u ht,nstNS,
ms 2w i5s Wafer, corner Depeys;er-It
NTE.V TYPE FOUNDRY, No. % Ann.st near Gold
Ss-The subscribers have opened new foundry a. The
above place. they prepared 20 furnish al kinds OF
uewsp book fancy types and every other article
necessary for printing Office The types are hand-easi
and are warranted 10 be superior IN beauty and Durability 10
any 10 be- mad any Other foundry IN he city OF N-w-fork
They are cut II the ish style expressly Cor sier-
owning and for this prposs superior anything
before offered the pubc who sFe invited 70 call and sI
anime for themselves.
= SIR cocKcRoFT ovERCND.
INDICATED FUME BATH.
tNR SWEETS cs.,brsied Sulphur run- sh hes, atthe
r-oue-t OF several Physicians OF this city bern erected
nj 0 Broadway corner o DusDes. for the OF Rhelm
eti. Scro.. ouI Salt Rh-ur. AID al ot-r diseased OF
lie sir oius &c ind readiness. III. sp-
osrsrls fs bsen erected IL alg 2srts Of his co2lJ
g - ehoui Eurore ard = highly approved Of by the
N-tca Faculty snd win ye'sal success II curing
Il-ahoy- nan.sd diseases, and MANI OILERS.
~ iIn-od' D. r ChOAih
nUOii MATS. DOOR MATS "A to-. assortment
OF Jus Manila Rop- Grass and Cane hand. the
Houseseeoers' Emporium SMITH, TORREY CO
me- As M-if-p-lsne-
MI, GRASS LINE>.-w- nave q me
ss.orrrsn, OF India Grass Lines, OF superior Quality snd
late ipor,s.ou for sale By the cay, dozen rmsler
quantity 'O ~ > bhOsN = "
SF IL ruiIol-sb- ue'I Na,sa'-
0STRICH FEATHERS.-Sco lbs. long cry os-
O-h Fa.ners sushs frr brushes AID Guste-s for sale
hv ms ~ GEO D. BALDWIN. 81 oruc--.
SSrEKM OIL-5o0 gallons Bl-ach-a Winter Strained
~ yn5 perm pIETZ. BROTHER CO No 10 Johu-.,-
N.TUALE UIL-3ueJ gallons elvaca-c " IuIsr " hale
ms oi' 'O' DiETz. BROTHER co. No Is John-st.
C,EORGIA LUMBER CO. Notes wanted =, per
SIr-nt di.eount n & PECK. II lvsll-st III I'm
ST. CKUfX nU.ASsEs vi ins hrsi qualify oon-
- santy on hand and 70, sa,e ~ -, 49,.
sf HOWELL ClRAuD, Lei NrssSI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-09
HOT AIR FURNACE.

9OT ELK : U6AECE.
LHJALkER'S Patent Improved Ho; Air Furnaces, Tor
w h-stirg Dwellings, Stores, Churches kc-Tfese Fnf-
nsc. will asgt economically and efficiently; TIE air n ne
apartments vii De pure and healthy free rom dryuess, du,
or ga M,
they puI up ander tts personal superTIion OF nf
Walker the PG.sate5, and have hitherto given enre saI
E.ctor and are IN az wsrTszed 20 perform well
References: II. ". Taylor ESQ Governor New ORR Hot
pitsi mr. Charles 5vTT, superintendent DC EdwGo 6e
rn-ni ESQ - Wallet; C. D. Rhodss ESQ t res,Esre@l
M Thorn "a Nc Eirsth lSi Easssl-st; Hr Geo TUCK
er so Bowery; Hsf Orphan Asylum, stn-sYenue' Mr.
WmP: Chapman, Bfoosya NJ W C. e s zs so..i
Hr j 81 A.h sq5 Broaiway; DR.. Alfred Wazs.sf, q Wa
10, f'-o' - eIFO WALKER ea2 Rrnsivsv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-09

nET FUH SATELLITE Few No. 10 In Tie Mercer
A. Presbyterian Church Inquire OF |. L. HAINES No
IA Tbi,d-sv=aus or g. 81 WA4-st ND
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-09

penders,
Shoulder ard othsr Braces,
G-ui.rmsns' Sheet Rubber
Observation-Disclosures solea,
Do. Rubber soles,
Sandal, cut for Spring aud
Fall wear,
Ladies Children < Youths
Rubber Shoes,
Metallic Rubber Machine
Banding, superior article,
DAYS Psten4 Hose,
Lilo rresrrvers OF ell kinds.
FIs. Premium Laries' Life
Pressrver Jackets,
Days Patent RuUbs. Boat or
PontOu1,
India Rubber Cloths,
Macintosh Goals,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-09

EERKE,s SHAVING CREAM.-The undersigr-
ed having used Rerres Shaving Cream, do not hes
Ise 10 recommend TO h-pubc The best Shaving Cream
either donesttc orinported now u use Rev VIM Jarvis
Rey A. Granger Rev. Sarn M. Emery, Rev. w. @. How
ard Rev Jona & Crane, Rev. }. Goodwin, Cbss. Wood
w4fd " D, VIM g. Casey M. D., J. BsrTei, n D., D..
Hnr~. Son d. D. Middle.ovyn, CT
Zee sbove superior article Is sae in New York at the
manufacturers prices by j. w. Hoboron, IS Msiiensne;
Hoadly Phelps, 4 Co ii2 Ws-r-sL; r. Tones 4 Son, 6
Maiden Jane J. Ii. e. Tnppe, 80 aud 80 MRdenxne. Al
retail by Drugs s,s and PeIfum-rs generally.
ds Ssu z c. FERkE. Proprietor. hiddstovn- CT
con BOXES trTin P!aie-loo boxes lxl2fl2 Tin
ma cAss, WARD < ceNovER, % sr'sd''t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-09

Watermeus' and Sporisrens
Coats and Pea Jackets,
Shears Patent Life Chair and
Sei,-es, with Days i'm
prnvein-nt,
Grii,itRs Ps,ent Cotton Float
er for ra'ting bales OF cotton,
India Rabber Gloves,
Iadia Rubber Partaloons,
Do d. Sairred Net,
Water or Air-rrooi.
Air Cushions and Pillows.
q ydrrstaric Beds. Bathing
Caps, Rubber Tents and
Baggage Covers---VVater
Buckets. together with all
The vsrions other styles OF
Rubber Good., all warrant.
cd 70 stand heat, cold, and
wafer, without change.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-09

WASHING MACHINE for sale-Has been but lii
tl lie used aud completes order. Inquire =: lib WI
I,,-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-09

MINES AND MINERALS.
THE SUBSCRIBER continues % examine mixes sno
mining regions FOR companies and individuals, anG 70
r.oor unon heir capacities OF The oes, and best
modes OF usug them including plans Of furnaces, Ens &c
His attention years beer particularly directed
20 d., working and use Iron and Copper IN all parts
Of ina titsd States il Cuns the Lake Superior conntry,
&c JAMES 7. HODGE, GeooRiss and Chemist
Stockbr.dge Iron Works, Mas
REFERENCES.
Nassrs S.ltls { Co. Joseph TGckeruian. ESQ
T T,.dae Co. Theodore SEED g~ick, Esg.
Sa.n'l Ward, Esq ~ < bliiervorth, ESQ
application be made 10 ar. BuTTERWORTH, NO.
a. If,hsr,v-,t a, TO terms nc 25f iwisA LOS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-09

MATTER PlEUOF indis Rubber Goods, oi Goodyoars
~ Patent Gumeasiic warranted 10 stand in any climate
GEORGE BEECEER, 100 Broadway, tbetween Pine and
Wall has hand and is daily receiving from the fac
tories goods manufactured under the
above patent which ne offers the trade al low prices viz
Gum Elastic Shoes, meGs. all sizes
Do 90 ladies' DO
Warranted 20. 10 stfen sonen under sny degree OF
cold heat
Carnage and other cloths OF every style and thickness
Jspsnned Cloth paienl leather hnish article superior
70 patent leather, anc e. less COST
Machine Banding Military Tents,
~ p-e.eryers All patterns Water Hose, every size,
pnrab shaver Bstns 81 Caps Hats and Southwesers
low price. lD'eI cOo~'
Travelling Bags fsa Soat1, various styles,
Horse Covers. SioeAs,
Carriage Aprons, Capes
Carriage Boots, 9iens oVers-A,
Water Pals various patterns Legglns'
Bathing Mats, hunting ara rhnng Soou,
y.rbsnics, prous Foot Balls with air rsbes
fiun cases and Govern Sus prnders and Elastcs,
Air Pillows Gloves and Min,
Char Cushions Camp Blankets,
Wagon Cushions, Circingss and Gris,
Air Mattresses TENS FOR Spor-snlsr-
t The ABOVE goods prepared by process entirely
different from olser manufacture rendering them nhn-
i-y superior Rubber goods heretofore sold
In The Orders promptly executed for goods OF all
NC. 2swu
INDIA RUBBER Carriage CiVtn-SJ pieces ~ FIgd
Il Carriage Cloth, for sale low for the money by
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-09

NjOTICE TO THE PUBLIC IN GENERAL
The srbscrber afIer enarsin bis premises Is now
preusr 10 clean Carpets OF every description from 10 TO
100 yards without ripping Ingram s. cents per yard
Brussels per yard HeerIh-Rnss Tabs lovers
and ShsgIs cleaned from IS 10 cents Dresses
Owed or v altered from 81 Coats cleaned or dyed
from 50 GEMS 81; Pants co from . csni. 70 ~ cens
n B. Terms cash [96l w-l T SMITH, 10 Aueu-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-09

INDIA RUBBER Carriage Ciotn-S1 pieces II Ego
i Carriage Cloth, for sale low for the money, by
IL HIlTCAINSnN 4 RLINYON. 81 Mald.1lsns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-09

BENJ, STAHbUIk-
For sale at ls4 FuIton-sti Van Bu,krk, 292 cot
of Market and Broad Newark j.; c. inghs Jr Pa.
No States, Boston; Baekus Bull Troy; Mr: Wells,
druggist Uuca; Grant Booxee, druggists PoughReepsie;
Fowler eburg and by principal druggists generally
.hrou United States Indies and The Cansdss
which contain quart signed with the written sigma
ur. Of g. p. TOWNSEND, and his name blown In The
,,.sa dis lawlyk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-09

The extensive machinery and other fec lilies for snufac-
turing embraced Ia hres eslab .hmeBs belonging 10 the
undersigned ennbles him Oder prompt execution Of all
orders superor manner and with greater dispatch Than
ell any other -stahlisnm ms 2~ HORACE n. DAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-09

I0,OOOlsssaiA. s o : passd: PER t tss@-
2lx32, - &c IS pounds per reaH
2txs1 3 TO % pounds per rearn
1.A22, - 10 ~ pOulcs per resrn
z512s - ~ 81 pounds per resnL
2it2a, - 10 81 pounds per reanL
2+x33, ~ 10 90 pounds per resmL
&c ,ST e TO 50 pounds per ream
sSIS6 30 10 81 pounds per ream
2sxi2, 20 10 10 pounds per resui
2axs6, - 10 "a pounds psr reaui
4ix56 20 10 s5 pounds perresm. For sale By
ma In, CYRUS w. FIELD, No. Buriing-s l.p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-09

ness avarice too frequently sford. II punish
ments be very men are naturally led 10 the
preparation of other crimes 10 avoid the punish
meut due TO the first
Criminals" says DR.. Trusler. ought not TO be
punished in anger and for revenge. but in justice
only TO country and with circumstances Of pliy oE
the minds of the wicked are, as il were. dsten-
pered by vice. aud should, if possible. be reformed
They are mostly unfortunate men. whose wicked
49, perhaps more the effect OF diseased mind
than n corrupt heart.
Whatever is worthy 10 be loved for aaythIng,
says Landoy is worthy OF preservation. a wise
and djspassonsto Legislature, il any such should
ever arise among will not condemn 10 death
him who has lone or is likely to DO, more service
than injury society. Blocks and gibbets are the
objects wiki legislators and their business
is never with hopes or with virtues
Disproporiona;e Punishments," says Dr.. Chat
field, are attended with Ave evils: they deter
prosecutors from coming iorward-,hey draw al
tenton to the crime-awaken pity for the criminal
excite hatred OF the aw--and occasion the magni-
tude Of the temptation offence be measured By
the magnitude OF the Punishment
am OF opinion" says Montague, " that hang
ing Is an advantage only to the executioner VINO is
paid for putting openly 10 death; if punish
aeu;s are intended FOR the benefit of society, they
should be useful to society but is not good for
any thing after be is hanged.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-27
Yirgimin YnInninnr.-

Tho l1fi Abingdon Nrginiau informs ne that AT
meeting Of the IOth aud lGlh regiments of Virginia Mil
TO- near that place. few days ago after stirring speeches
BY Cspt A. Z. Cummings, Lieu' lanes r. Preston and
Capt John v. Floyd, upwards Of 100 volunteers we're ,,
3D. sufficient 10 complete Capt Cumming company and
smother under Csp' Edmoud-on. Captain Floyd expected
70 complete another 10 day or too. Thus three Tu com
p'"'- says Wo Nrgiaan. may be expected to be reported
from Washngiou county alone
are gau 70 see these moyemsnts however dscoufog
ing To the volunteers may be tho circumstances adyersd 10
by neghbor Of the Times Yesterday A ,.,ni,,.
ton h's been made upon Virgins by the general goyer,
men' aud although II probable o Troop. ash ed for may
not be required, YET h not certain and we u.b D 30,
them organiIod and ready take tho Geld should the Ell
gsnoies Of the public require them to march t. the
n seton
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-27

II We cot the following from the Baiavs Spirit II the
Imes o. June a. u eeihy shows that Wisars Ba.am ~
chffy has auninsd bgh fsputson Batavia
sry
bAl.1AN up WILD CHERRY This 81 very ~
patent ndrines ~ ne ily which
dr"ee u ~ Who are sHsetfd with Coughs Gods Consumption
o Who arc prdrpnd 10 No asf complaint been
w e7'Fdefabe advantage ~ many fsfpies
saboofn Gases has produced highly beneficial Effects
lHssAsftr DoIy 1dr
bdtofs wyg slerfymsn aH5 ao, every sia,y a. s
Iond GOT Nat WsTs Baisaa o. Wild Cherry What
~ 70 BE- he beu nsne be found affections
Of The lungs when nothing
NAN AtoNia suing forth Che vtes q Df Wsstars
sam We have NJ desire dscsve .horng unds a.
eu"n nor o. We wish % suogEa jusiy deserves
WINS We loot around ab the
frs ~ maHy q The drascs medicine
~ Prosea - hghy suecesfu feel cannot urge 10
oains 700 Hrnugyi OF 'ay TO much favor
ift tr pubic b. bsif Oust "Baham and MIXTURES
90 eunes upod on the unsuspscug the aenuine Dr. %
tvs Baham q Will Cherry Some fot The pa,ess 81 .,sss,s
sr IN thef febee used psr 81 The nse Of tho gsnu
'fNh has1m o. WIZ tbsfy, "Bslsaa Of Wd Chorry Com
foy. &C. syrup Of wid Chenyu
" none genuine without written ftgratfe Of gus
foI ale % Richmond Who'll s4ie sndteanby
-" OAYNoR q WOOD
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-27

We learn from Havana, that the two Spanish vessels Of
war oil Vera Cruz, one Of them the frRae Christina had
demonstrated against the blockade account of the short
ness OF tho notice. and that sharp correspondence
was gong on between tho commander Of the Spanish YES
sells, and the commander OF forces The flight Of the
Eugona into Vera Cruz under guns looked upon
as supeous, and to be by the collision Of officers who
were willing TO Vet Americans bresk the blockade when
all others were excluded. We know this 10 be untrue
but the suspicion nevertheless is said he entertained by
the English aud French, A. wsll as by the Spaniards
The Eugena belongs the MessTs Hsrgous Of this port
who are American cizens-nnd not MoEcans nor Span.
iards Il IL not true that she loaded with munitions Of
war; as reported. There the best authority for this. yz
the clearance here, and the certificate Of the Mexican Con
sui no 70 her II Ia stated that she had not
made aware Of the blockade, and entered Vera Cruz
least without ony official notice OF a., except that which
came from the ., squadron IL Is not improbable
hst etos w be made 10 procure ho' peaceablo liberia
Erprcss,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-27
Ry ENnrcs. -fI,c Man.

ADmEAL DisrL,y GALL,SrRy News has Just
reached w. Inst gallant aud chiyalrous officer ~ Cole
county, when the call for volunteers was @ made raised
with great dispnch fine company aud forthwith tender
cd their services 10 the Government They Kept ~
suspensc for several days. when they were ssn 10 their
homes 10 awa Instruction. Again the trumpet sounded
10 arms, volunteers were wanted and would be received
Tho Adiutabt General OF Missouri seemed 10 think A.
gain the CpllawaY Company marched Jefferson City
The AounR Governor Lieutenant Governor Secretlfy ~
State, AdIuant Characterization IN pGfrO officially,
pa,ro IN I'd 10 The company
vice. Nov Tor the dsR0HmeaE
General said the patrioo. gallant Captain, u raiaod my
company tho service Of my county and light the
MeHicang. This 10 the SECOND time have marched them
here IN obedience 70 your ORDERS and their services bave
boon rejected. hayo swOTa not % return Without ghE
and you have thus refused TO ot me hgh the Me1i
cans III fight the faneheros hangerson Of camp,
Add 'suihnR the seton the word be fell sud gave
the fedoubiod Adutsnt General Of the Stale OF Missouri
spinted hrashRg Con Taylor gavo tho Moxicaus At
the Rio rsnde except that here there were 20 killed and
the wounds were only ska deep When the Official report
Of this gallant stair was received, found tbs, there
only missing. RsqUisseaf IN pace.
81. Louis AmeieSa
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-27
Ne,, Virginia SENATOR.

Ile correspondents Of the Richmond Enquirer aro
bringing forward ihsr favorles the successor Of Nj
Af,b.f ia ho Senate. Among the nominated ore n. VI
q lia6or Of the Calhoun wing snd Gen George { Drom.
F'c.s ol ihe simon Pures Every great msn " M tho
panty ul doiblrss DC led the track and his strong
points sd,sruscJ The approved STYLE before the
Legislature meets.
The Charlottesville JcHersonsu takes ground IN favor
"l Ct Thomas J. Randolph, Who like Gen Dfomgoole,
BE- thoroughbred" Old iIunkcr; and tho wytbsvie
Republican saiofeos tho esms Of Gen. Thomss ~ Bay.
H. 81 ihe Calhoun branch Of de parry.
The Whigs will of course have nothing 10 do in the
seouon bot 20 LOOK We take Tor granted that King
Csocus vin ssve The Legislature the trouble Of eeehnR
uc seuitor, notwfhstsndng rebslous symptom.
manifested set w,aIst 70 he dserscs We shall see
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-27

The Northern psEefseOmpsin, and 10 Ne NJ, IN
reasonsby' that oil u the ak Ministers nov sbrosd are
from the Southern States Wit Mr. McLsne Of Marylant
10 England Mf King Of Asbams in France Mr. Donsl
son Of Tennss'ee 10 Prussa Mr. slunders Of North Ca
rol'na IN spsn Mr. Carr Il Maryland IN Turkey; snc
NJ Wise Of Virgins in Brszil Mr. slidel Of Louisii
M, was recently n Mexico.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-27
WV RISK. so-reny.

LfrFRAt ME.nAso.-Nf. Isnea W. Phillips. pissi-
ofer n Washington city, without solicitation, contributed
about 5000 worth u work the Genital Pfesby-
eian Church OF 1 city under he pastoral Of the
Rev. Mr. fusion. After Finishing the work, Ice sent the
building committee n receipt IN fuIl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-27

Rogue Caught aud aiiossd 70 EseaDs-An EogIi,b-
man. named A. r. Leman, mshogsny dealer in london
recently swinded his creditors u about 400 900 md
,nsue hs way ior 'hs county suiving In Boston, few
days since In The ship Joshua Bates one Of hi, e,ed,,o
followed hun IN the Caledonia. found him. obtsined clio
OOO "a Bank Of England Notes and Sovereigns and hen
showea him 70 go! The scoundre thus pockets about
$4,000, and mskos something handsome out of inc one
ration. ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-27

All on NOsE-Tha - 90 men in the Senate put Mr.
Allen AZ the head o dIe COMMITTEE on Foreifn Relation
because he wus Tor aH Of Oregon They have now voted
Tor Mr. McDuie, Tor the station because he want,
n0ns oi o. aud says be would give decent farm Tor
The whole territory. They declared themselves Tor "a or
thought them AIR. Ga4
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-27

Wars CEow-The Augusta Chronicle n the 18Th
inst 1--WE shown yesterday full. grown Crow
perfectly white. II was caught few days ago by ser
the plantation NJ Mr. Coleman near this civ and
nppoata now mute dgfneatratsdu
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-27

u The Arkansas InelIigoncer NJ the 9th inst IS sr
cited by that there omssiry from the British
Government among the wild Indians on our frontier, en-
deavorug 20 excite them 10 hostues. II states that 400
Dellvn,,. and 5hawnees had crossed the Red River.
above Fort To~son anr scs into TeEas, creating con
siderable anxiety % their intonsions II s not
bic that the warke the frontier have eSeit
ed the Indians who peculiarly susceptible to such in
hIence7, and possible that some white man s eode,y
orng 90 excite ism 10 take the field but there h. we pre-
sumo, no foundation Tor the report that e Bu. govern
nen'' whose hostility our people sways 20 prone 10
suspect has any hing to do with b.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-27
HEADQUARTERS ARVy Or OCCUPATION,
MAtamoras. lime 4 IS4G

mhtAmoras, June 5, loi6.
SRI respectfully enclose herewith field return OF the
forces III and Matsmoras both regular aud volunteer
The corps known TO have arrived Point Isabel of which
returns have yet been received will carry the entire
force under my orders nearly 5000 men. am neces-
sarly detained at this point Tor OF suitable Trans
portauon carry offensive operations There is not
steamboat al my command proper for the navigation OF
the Rio Grande; and without transportation con
slider useless to attempt any extensive movement Mea-
have been taken 10 procure boats Of suitable draft
aud description, and one two may be expected
In the meantime, propose push battalion Of infantry
lar as Renosa, end occupy that For any opera
lions in the direction Of Monterey it will be necessary TO
establish large depot CamargO, which shall lose no
time IN doing proper transports Arrive unless
/ receive counter instructions from the department.
trust the department will that | could not posi-
bly, have anticipated the arrival OF such heavy reinforce
ments from Louisiana here, and their way
hiiher. Without large of transportation this force
will embarrass rather than facilitate our operations can
not doubt that the department already given instrnc-
mons based upon the change IN position my first
call for volunteers.
Our last of Arsl represent his force 10 be
halted at Coma, an extensive hacienda the Monterey
road about 100 miles from this point lie has pickes GOV.
erng the roads leading MutamOas, with 10 cut
Oft all communication with the interior. The department.
al authorities have issued decree denouncng uitors
all who hold intercourse with Us. with those who do So
am, nevertheless Opposed believe that IN some quar-
tiers al least our presence Is unavoraby received We
have intelligence from tue city Of Mexico. Ordnance
stores, and other munitions Of war, continually dscOy
cred m the town Five pieces Of cannon aud very large
amount Of balls, Shells and ammunition generally have
been brought 10 light
an, SIR, very respectfully, your obsden servant,
H. TAYLOR,
Breyet Brig. Cen q. ). \. comd'g.
To the AUJuriNT GENERAL Of The Army,
Washington. 3D. C.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-27

writer IN yes'erdays Enquirer recommends VIM
Daniel IT, ESQ., Of LynchbOrg, I'LL the ysesucy "a The
Couit u Appssls.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-27

G0yEgyHEyr Bpsrs.-We understand that the Govern.
msut hB- purchased the Jao1 sge for q Ia 900
and the steamboat J. T.. Roberts Tor the sum Of sg11O
70 be used i" The transportation Of troops and supplies from
here 10 the RIO Grnn5e. Rather salty prices
We also learn that the steambo,a Entsrprls and
Brownsville have been purchased by the Government but
have not oscerainod the an0unt 10 be- paid Tor them
NJ u pte.y,..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-27

" IL Is announced IN the last London papers that Mr.
Rawlings, Of New York. had arrived in that city, for the
purpose Of establishing horo agency for the sale Of nine
hundred thousand acres Of and, great portion Of which s
located IN Western Virginia