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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-08
BOWEKY THEATRE,

CULVER
Among the scoT rf Gl x appear the celebrated
-, Upwards Of feet in height
MI Randall NADINE. MAC ARrE. = aal'l's'
WIN 81
Al S1ads 1 81 f0sSs ,sS a. eS Ms
s:d ca as e S.d yTS y sung bv A. Rice.
s IF s.sa walter ss yS AND @ NJ
And M e me ss s Bro
Fs1icl%.as. eve every Saturday commencing
.s D s css Doom
att, performances to commence at lipast o'clock.
BOWERY AMPHIrHEATRE AND NEW
YORK CIRCUS.
No. 81 B0lcerv. Rockwell e. Stone, Managers.
GORG .Ous sPLENDOR.
M Ea.SaHra S " T S SlS1 s.s4Ts
win be presented for The 7sh time the mse.- glorious
and ssisS hsT:.iSs S ;Sfs II ssI''a''
which. sssy TH s.sa hoas e. BULL
Costumes AsS MS;s y ssT'ehsH Properties
Aass ;s;s. sss:5 4; ~:
5s. ;ds. sT%orATSs Bull Fsss-E:eoi, q
The viii with the and
ccss ;ss HoURR% -"d
70 Besides the usual Camilla Gardner, Harrington,
o,. Socs'' cents r IN cents opsn at s-commscss at
BOWEKY AMPHITHEATRE.
JOINS WHITTAKER'. BENEFIT.
On Thursday kvensnY.
TT FIXED!
On this occasion the whole of Mrs Rockwell and Stones
Compaa. viii psrtlcalar.y exert The nse'yts ~
ARCH sTKEEr THEA ARE.
PHILADELPHIA
Acting MI..osa j. nj. seogT.
STAoE MANAGER. MR.. n. 4. SrEvErs
Benefit ofMr LEWIS and first night the rsengsysmen,
Monday Ev-"imx, February 0,
R asD No. EovEF %o p;.sSS sT1s.
49,. in CROW IL 's' LLsosSDoS .,..
Jenny Transit. MS stx.s ): II se &ass s.nss~.y Mr.
rf Boy sose j IT, X, S.'A
Don Juan M 1:sas hon Mr. Lewis ' "o0o
CHESTNUT STREET. PHILADELPHIA,
WEIGH i's MAN. n @ %S5 1SsfiiLaaavAN;
A:
h.Ts Sss s: :.; % 8; s"ss lie: h. hey
in wh'ch they are so Justly ce,ebrated
erpsys is. o. .ome Of the highly stsd artist: Of hi, srss,
M.s IN sc THE FEMALE s CLASS
MRS MHo5s Ssfi Two
Fancifui and Neurological characters,
MISS l.. WELLS.
Principal Male Equestrians, LEVI NORTH and T. v.
TURNER
First Equestrian Pantomst. G. J. ROGERS
New School Bach ward Rider with East Indian Effects,
SlGNOR GERMANI
Tive and -Four Hone kqusstrIan and Postonst, j. j.
NA1HANS.
His pupils are w Cincade and Little Pastor:
fenonificr Of Local Characters &c mk WOODS.
Princ'pai Arena Equestrian, w. B. CAkkOL
E9aibIiss sad fo:iair!, Nh. g 4TN44R
p,of...;,., King Ring MHs.ts,. n NiCHSLLyS rcxrS.on
LATHROP, WEAVER and KELLY
large company Of Rough Riders An Orchestra full and
Gent, led BY Mr. MYERS, late Of the Park Theatre
The numerous splendid Costumes by Mr.. A. J. ALLEN
The Public quesed to remark that the long promised
and indusrousy stonsl ~ ecacie by Mr. u j.
FnEEk, will be produced under the title oi
FIFTEEN YEARS OF SAILORS LIFE.
Or, The Lights and Shadows VI the J4meTiran Navy
- MONDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY
The Box Office from o'clock the morning unit
o'clock PM where attention will be paid TO the public
wishes.
Door open haIcpas, s, performance commence at
HERR w. BOUCHER'S CONCERT.
IN CONSEQUENCE Of the ilclemency Of tbs weather
Herr Bouchrrs Gomez IT
Posi- PONED
until Saturday Feb ih, the Apollo Saloon. IL l
NIBLO'S SALOON.
n f-kn = E,,vc b.s
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The GENUINE
GALVANISC RINGS
M AGNETIE 81

MAG NETlC FLUID.
- ECENTLY imported. celebrated both 10 Europe and
~ America for Of a, and all chronic
diseases For sale wholesale aud retail REDUCED
Prices, by A. B. ID SANDS 70 Fulton street,
~ lm"r corner Of Gold
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BLEECKEk'S BIRD DEPOT,
No. O Aston Place. late 7th Street.

a feU doors East g broadway. Nev York.
rHE subscriber respectfully informs the public that he has
the above for the sse Of Bpds Foreign and
Native Cages SEEDS &c and hopes by strict and
fair and upright deans merit the patronage Of those dp6
ssd TO indulge in this most ....-anl fancy - .
sress ~ I pe oeudns Fancy P@eon, Of ,Se
Sorts Gold and Silver ti.h ermsn Paste made after
NJ B. Orders from Of the city carefully attended and
promptly executed LEONARD BLEECKER
New York. Dec H. INS di2lmsr
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MOUSSELlNES DE LAME
100 NEW sPRING STYLES Of Foreign and Domsstic,
Wv just received, suitable 70 Southern and Western
Trade, and for sale BY f. SHELDON X CO.,
J2s msm u William street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-08

ARTIFICIAL EYES,
MADE snd invented BY d.. GRAY, No. lis Bowery,
NA " Y, the only manuisctory OF the Human Artshcia
Eye ia tbs United Suites. psron that wins 10 be we'll
GSs forty ysan 1inr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-08
HASTINGS

hASllNGS
COMPOUND SYRUP OF NAPHTHA
THE TRIUMPH COMPLETES!
For sale by MOORE 4 CO., the American Agents, Al
Ann street, and Elliott, l73 DIVISION STREET. OPP
positc Ludlow. New York Price Al Q hottle-6ix bot
Ties for -. Philadelphia, futile, 90 South 4th street
M I'm IL
4 AWkkNCE, Mkkhs Y 60, ~ street,
- received snps Epevisr and Sea- the
Brandies:-
Oard Dupuy Co. in half pipes. pale aud dark vintase
le4o to ie4
Bonaemort Z Becker, do do do do.
J. J. Dupuy, do do do do.
toek and entitled Aebsufure DIS
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POST orucE. NEW FORK.

AM AUTHORIZED - geptlem~n Of 'his cry givs no
tes that fast sailing MOI Bot ~lll Moadsy 9th
instant ~ s-if Tor Letter Bags for her
will this once O'Clock A NJ Monday int
Letter freight charged BY The q ttep-E
Tor half and under AID Is for each sdd
n nal half oaacs.
II. M
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NEEDLES
lanes svTTH SONS WEI, known and highly esteem
any imported United States sd wholesale oplv
by JANIS WALTON '''
No TAX Market street. Philadelphia.
bewsre of'"unferie,'s J.I lmsr
lSAIlVNs sUoAk COArED BLENNOkhHdEA
i LOZENGES-A pleaSant. safe, and sfsctpal ~ msdv
for al diseases of the urinary s,d genital gopors
seminal WEAKNESS, &c Pree Genus; wsrr.nted to
street. and Ninth Avenue. aad By Druggists generally.
jail lmsr
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MR. DEMPSTER (who 10 about return to Europel Ia,
IVA the honor the OF New York, h
intention Of giving Musica Entertainment Nblos Sa-
loon Tuesdy evening, February 10 when will sing
bs popuar companions, interpreted with Scottish
night wad
" .uld We a es%s n The heart" The blind boy
does the white man follow my Path l'My Mamie o. lie,
rs love another TAX yer aul cloak about ye" Can
tata-THE MAY QUEEN, a song n thre pars-poetry by
Alfred Tennyson, Esq.
Part 1--we OF May.
Part lI-Nrw Years Eve.
Part IIl-Rsturu OF Spring.
This song repres gradual decay Of young and
Low .ly girl the bloom ,f health to grave
Tickets 5ocentsto be had at the Music Stores and at
the door.
Doors open NJ Ito commence n before o'clock f3oio re
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CONSUME HON CURED.

LA, Woodnaptha. Iceland Moss. Wild Cherry, &c, Tor
Lung Heart Throat diseases Dyspepsia &c 1h. ceebra-
ted remedy can be obtained prce IS - John
and Ninth Avenues at the latter place experienced
can IN attendance give gratutous advice from 10
jail lm+r
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MIR. III. COLLINET.

nlRECTOk Of the Orchestra Al Queen VIctorias Balls
- Buckingham Palace, and the Court Of France, hal
the honor 70 announce to his friends and the public h
arrival IN New York, and begs inform them that he
prepared receive their for Balls and Boree
Dansantes. Address At his residence 400 Broadway
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''f:' 9s iiIs e. s:. &:
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ID ASSsN0ERS by The Packet Shin ST. NICOLAS. for
a,re will please be- on board, Per No <ortn xiv II,
Mail VII, close at ihs Post ONCE and Letters taksA from the
Heading Rooms at TX oc oek. is 2:m
DACKET SHIP OsWsGO, FROM NEW ORLEANS
dsrhaging Orleans haf foot Of Wall Con.
sgrees will peae attend to the IF their goods imms
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FOR THE FACE AND SKIN
CHURCH'S VEGETABLE LOTION
BIRD GAGE MANIIFACTORY.

LhECHES! LEELHES!
lust REChlvhD fresh supply cf sweednh-sad Smyrna
a Lssch<s FOR ssIs by
lmpostev Of Lesehes, No lsS Nssssu street.
70 JFC ud9ing oustnsss aloas, aat hes no connection
u pssssut with bis iosnsE passsss. jasrs
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-06-16
PAY OF THE ARMY.

unteers dollars per month \ member of Com
gress receives Eight dollars per day Egh, dollars and
beef per dayand dollars per month, with IA
tigue, fever and Black vonit, SO much for Mr. Polk
ana locofoco Congress
The above paragraph clipped from the Palladium of
the ID inst The editor CT that paper knows ght
know, whether the statement false. He re-
ceves the regular proceedings of Congress and
could easily whether law has been passed bv
Congress reducing the Of volunteers In the
paragraph above quoted he sneakngy endeavors
the impression Congress has reduced the pay
saying said such law has passed Con
No alteration mas been made in the pay Of veun
teers. They receive the pay they eve. did
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CINCINNATI MARkET urNE

fIouR-Salos yesterday from store aud railroad Of 2eS
brs, all 81 -; Is br!s 2s- aud 80 10 and
80 at 2:9V The omission OF "a comma in setting up
the type for yesterdays paper, made report
$50 and 10 brs at s.: 80. The reading was
Il, 80 and - brts.
NHskY.---a!es Yesterday of 80, %. and - brIs at
J4.c, ID. 81, 60. II ana 10 brIs at lJc.
NIrpow GtAss.--Saie OF 20 bxs by at 81 80 and
6 bXs 10 by II al PSI.
CoTTos--Sale from store of bales good a 1c.
PoTaroEs.-Saie from store ID brls good "a 81 -J
BEANs.Sae from Of % brls at 81 20 busIel
DRIED Admissible from store of 100 bushels
HH.-sale from canal of tons baed al $ 100.
ou.-Sale OF , brIs city Linseed al toe.
NEW YORK, June -.-(.cncscc flour and
cannot be bought for less than 425. Michigan bad
worth 800 Good Si1e4a i.25. Nothing doing in
wheat. Western mixed sells at 30 sc Rye
% cts There is nothing doing provisions and prices
norninaIly the
BALTIMORE, juno 9.-FIour, in Howard street
Flour very little has been done the DAYS There
offers TO sell Satu riay 3@74 without fnding
buyers We note sale to-day of 500 bris mixed brands
aud late inspection at thus rate Provsonsn Beef
FORK we have change 10 note since the publication Of
our last except that there is scarcely
nation, The range of the market for Western Pork
81 asa sl2 for Mess, s6.23 30 for Prime We
note sale of lot of clear Mess sl325, and
parcel of Prime d - - cash.
Whisky--The market Is very dull Sales Of .hds. at
l94c, and of brls at 20A62le.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-06-16
J. +. GOODWIN, G.. s
June 18th 1915.

Core pondent Of the Baltimore Patriot under date
WasA'nston, June :, I7i6, 1t understood that
the Executive j. At the bottom Cass's movement
of enqaFy IN relation 10 General Gaines conduct cal
ling for volunteers Gen. Games has been ordered
Washington by the Executivc-bu, the Executive does
not dare take the responsibility tho act I, there
fore desires Congress So Mr. Polk will be apt to
find himself IN hot before he in dsmsstnr
both Gene raj Scott and General from the public
service.
Mr. { J Ingersoll, learn, is in rage. Before Mr..
Schench's Investigating Committee Mr.. LOUIS f. Tas-
ro has appeared lie swears that he approached by
page messenger OF tho House who told him Mr.
Ingerso wished to IN the committee room He
went 10 the room of the Committee Foreign Relations.
and finding Mr. lagersoI there, ho returned to tho
House and Mir ngcrsoli sitting the sofas
IN the lobby. They enier red into on the
subject, and he swcars Mr. lngersoll urged INN
10 EN-rrcsIdent Tyler. whom he spoke highly of, aud
adj used hun TO out IA tins matter az Mr. eb-
se- lie iat H. promised 10 . Mr. Tyler
did writc--but what believe he does not
Gu hearing the substance OF Mr. rasstro : testimony
Mr. lnger>oll became very wrathy aud denounced the
witness and his statement ia terms both furious
rife. lie asks that, although the committee have closed
the testimony, lac may be tcs.f, that what Mr
Tasstro has false lie says he wishes to kiss
the book that
1t 5 understood that, at time the Investigating
Committee of which Nh. Seahorn Jones + chairman had
hopes Of uniting upon report entirely eScnlpatn. Mr.
Webster from all bitme whatsoever IA the
matters charged upon him. Bat upon further reflection
II was decided that the report should make known tie
fact tia, Mr. Webster careless in keeping his papers
and accounts IN The state Department. though not guilty
of aPpropnat.ng any OF the public funds to pm
vate Mr. IHicr'~ testimony fully conradicis that
of Mr. Stubs, who figures e4.nen,ly the whole
business aud who 10 have sworn long and hard
1t to be whether Subl will be retained. or
promoted, or dismissed By Mr. Polk
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-06-16

BY the arrival Of the barque Louisiana, Capt.
Williams, We have adviccs from vera Cruz 10 the
10Th u,. five days later than these brought BY the
Ihcatis.-The Louisiana sailed IN company with
tho Helen Mcleod. leaving American vessels
III port.
Tho brig Petersburg for New York. got away on
tho 2Oth. The blockade of the port Of era Cruz
commenced on tho 2Olh. Fifteen days al
lowed to all neutral vessels IN port 10 load and
depart. BY order Of tho Mexican government
tho American consuI's office to be closed and
all American citizens were TO loavc by the 10Th
On that day the consul expected TO 90 on board
the steam trigato Mississippi.
This frigate and the Rartan the 10Th, md
tho soop found lying oil the Fort, got oil III great
haste to prevent bong scizoI. Tho day they
sailed news reached Vera Cruz, that Maze,lan
and Leslie had pronounced IN favor Of Santa Ana.
General Alvarev still carrying on his hostile
preparations in the south part Of the department.
of Mexico.
A report in circulation that Gen. Paroles
intended 10 leave tho city Of Mexico, ar tho head
Of moro troops, to reinforce the army Of the
north. Tho nnImosltv existing against tho ~
mericans has beon violently increased by the
news of tho two actions of the S.h and 9th.--
The enormous forced loans which tho govern
mont had imposed upon the clergy, the latter had
declared itself totally unable TO mco;.-
Tho Metropolitan Church was ordered to
furnish subsidy of $93 COO per month; the
Church Of Mcchoican $50 900; Of Puoba So
900; of Guadilijara 81 900; of Durngo $4,000,
and of Oaiaca SS,000.-Thcsc great sums per
month show that the President is determined TO
prosecute the war with energy. lie Will never
be ablo to collect such loan.
Senior Gomez of Duras know hero has
been arrested by tho Governors General. Al
monte has made formal resignation of his mis-
sion to France. Ia regard TO Paredcs putting
himself at the hend of the army Flee Publlcana
says il is uncertain whether he will repair 10 the
Rio Grandc or 10 Vera Cruz bat he viii lcavo
the capital rs soon as Congress assemblies. Full
accounts Of tho disastrous actions Of the ~th and
9th had reached the capital, and appeared III the
official journal.
They are moro accurate by far than Mexican
bulletins gcnorally. and do credi, to Arlsta
The news was received with profound regret,
bu, with apparent determination 70 fight the
out.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-06-16
Grand Division.

Inc jay Quarterly Session Of the GRIND
Division OF the Sons Of Temperance of The Stat.
Q! Indiana, viii be held IN Richmond. Wavno
toan'y. 10 commence on FRIDAY tho l7,h Of
'u'y heA'' at /" o'clock y. NJ. The time ha,
thus been extended 10 enahle ,base eI;,;hla f..
the Is: Of July, 10 seats in the Grand D;,,si, -
make arrangements 10 be present as business of
Importance will be transacted; and 10 afford t;p,a
70 the recording Scribes of the several Divisions
throughout The State 10 have their quarterly Re
ports ali III Pro.!ous 10 Tho meeting. IL Is expect
CT that this matter vii be promptly attended 10,
as the Quarterly I. W. Will in no case ta a,,ea
TO any Division which fa:.s 10 report.
Bt Order
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-06-16
43'VCz,~<>1tttrz722G>G7<Gs

OREGON QUEsTION.-un the I0il, inst, the Pres
ident OF the United states message the SENATE
covering recent Corresponds between Mr. Buchan-
an and M faekcnan, upon the subject Of Tho Oregon
boundary.
The proposition Is SAID from Mr.. packeniatn
and IS substantially that winch made by the United
States IN l~lb-tdEtng the line OF - boundary
and the basis Of the settlement giving to England
Nanconyrfs Island. and leaving open both countries
the navigation and Lrbor the river Column
bia.
In submitting this sponlencc the Senate, the
PRESIDE asks Is adr5re.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-06-16
ECCGlEE 0-S JUlLEo

Distinguished Orators have been invited and expected
to attend. All members the Order of the Sons of
TemperanceAll ashin Societies, and friends,
good and true of Total Abstinence respectfully
vIted Come friends the glorious let
unite the good work.
Brethren of the Order requested to bring their Re gala
j. Our friend John VI. Gallagher, editor OF the
Springfield Republic is recommended candidate for
Congress in the place of the Hon. Jos. Vance, who de-
cnes election. Mr. Galagh $ a Wing, staunch
and uninching-so in principles political
myhonorabe in his personal relations. and of much log
islatve experience lie is worthy be the
the Vance.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-06-16

fsSoxETiIIxG NEW SUx. a Wing Gov
ernor has been elected in New Hampshire. Hon An
CoLsr has been chosen BY the Legislature By
Of l4s 10 rs, Governor We congratulate the
Wings OF the granite this happy result May
the dark mantle of ioeotocosm them again
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-06-16

MARRIED,-On the 18th instant, By the Rev. Mr.
Crane, DE-. JAMES L. BRAFFET. TO Miss CATHA-
RINE NJ THOMAS; all of New Paris, PreLle county
Ohio, and vicinity
IL h this notice Of the enlistment Of the above "yol
unteers for life, the of HfaEx, received
''rafioEs' enough for all hands which the
shape Of huge ball Of most excellent pound
cake and abundant supply Of delicious fe cakes.
reminding Of canister and grape shot. Who could
baffeTy Of this kind coming TIA.
Buckeye state and discharged too by the hands Of far
Buckeye giri7 No Printer could, so ndered
fas always do when hearts fasrly taken BY
Storm, ourselves TO the Mt of the feast, and the
cake sooia-vanshed May the above parties ENJOY The
BLISS of obeying the command TO sore anotr and
may their march thro life be pleasant and their path %
strewed with heavens choicest blessings.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-06-16
COOL AND INFAMOUS.

resolution has passed branch of the Texas Icgs
lare, which declares that that State recognizes title
in the Indian tribes resident within her limits any por
ton Of the soil thereof right in the
of the United States to mako of limits with
such tribes without the consent of Texas Rep.
The iuflmy Of the Texas annexation is yet
plete. Volunteers the United sustained Tex
her revolt from the Ne xican government The To-
party the United States Texas to the
Union The same party being in power have invaded
another portion of Mcxco and are about to add it to Tex
Not content with robbing weak and iInbecie ma
her SOIL the Indians are to be driven by tho
power from their lands without fee or reward
Heretofore. has ac owledged the title
of the Indians to the lands which they DWELL but the
legislature Of Texas III their unhallosed thirst pow
for plumber and extended rule hav. adopted the
despotic doctrine that 'pover gives right
unable maintain her positions calls upon
defend her, and assist IN carrying her plans Of
grandizement. Are the claims of party sufficiently
strong for his True, step by step. the north has bow
ed its neck the south; but surely this Is degree
servility 70 which she cannot be brought.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-06-16

DEPLoRABLE MASSACRE IN TEyAs.-We copy
the following from the \. .. Courier OF the 2)th:
"A letter from San Antonio dc Bcxar. gives de-
plorablo accounts of murders and rohberies com
mittod upon tho people inhabisins the Western
frontier of Texas. by the Camanches and lhPans.
Most of the able bodied men Of the colonies Of
New Brussels, Castrovi!lc, and Lake Quani haT-
ing Joined tho army under Gen. Taylor, Tho saw
ges profting by their absence threw themselves
upon the ole men, women and children. burnt the
houses the crops of corn mutilatod tho dead bo-
dies, violated the women, and carried off q mum
Der Of children into slavery
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-06-16

GEx. ScoTr.-The Baltimore Patriot the late
correspondence between Mr.. Marcy Sec
Of relation TO the command the
be 10 Mexico. Gen. SCOTS first letter couched
tones Of complaint against persons in high places,
having he had learned. spoken against
proceeding the Rio Grande. He says: MY explicit
meaning that DO not desire place myself the
most perllous Of all positions hfc up0n nay
Uashlagto and the tc an 5oRt fsom tic Hfricans.''
And further that the President has gwen INN r-
commission. Gov. Marcy's reply and
we're Gen. Scott thea writes second letter--Gov.
Marcy relolnder. Both explain. Scott then divuces
his about the plan of the campaign
plan of Col Buffers
The President has informed Cen Scott tina, he an
main " ashngton and attend the his Office
there.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-06-16
rlI,l.IC ML.I.IlNl.-

meeting Of the wall be held the Methodist
Church Friday evening next, and business will he
submitted of Importance all good Every
is invited to attend, and ng their with
them. An address igill be made by -. {. HONS.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-06-16

DiED.-In this city, the 9th inst Of Pulmonary
CONSUMPTION il LIETTA T. wife of Max T. REEFEs,
of Hagerstown, Indiana aged 80 years
- In this city Sunday last, after brief Illness,
Mas RIIODA BRIG HTW ELL, consort Of Basil BEIsHT-
VI Centrcvlie. the day, Mr- )" ALDD
ABRAHAMS aged about D years
On the 9Th inst Mrs - HOLMAN consoft
of Mr.. GEORGE HOLMAN Of this vicinity.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-06-16

A Coop SUGGEsrioN.-A writer in tie Now
Orleans Jeicrsonian suggests that Con. Jackson 5
sword worn ut tho battle of Now Orleans, shall
BIO given to Gen. Taylor. Jackson bcquoathed
that sword, by will. TO tho man who should next
distinguish himself most by heroic deeds.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-06-16

The Missionary news from Persia Is. ;ha. the
in;eres, in religion Is rapidly increasing. In
Cons,an,inople the work Of persecution is still
going
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-06-16

The old Legislature Assembly has been dis
solved, and 4 now ami extraordinary Congress
session. /, was opened with tho greatest
solemnitv. by Miguel Barbachono. who was APP
pointed Governor intcrn. by the Assembly, and
has since been elected Governor of 1ucaian, by
the Congress. Barbachano in his opening ad-
dress. made long discourse upon the relations
of Yucatan with Mexico.
The now Congress is acting entirely lndeper-
dent of Mexico. laying Tariffs Of It's own and
passing la VS. of its own. and debating other such
measures necessary for an independent
Government and an independent people. One Of
their objects is, by Tariff 10 protect the Industry
of 1ucatan.
Three persons were appointed on secret
foreign mission. vla the United States. Although
the Government did not openly declare that these
officers were TO visit Washington for the purpose
Of enquiring into tho steps necessary TO procure
annexation, yet this we'll known 70 be the OBJ
lect. This step has found great favor with the
people. and although the mission was VIA the
United States 10 other country, yet II was
we'll understood.