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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-29

DELIGHTFUL STEAMBOAT ExCURsINos. BY refer
ence to our advertising columns, it will be that
three delightful Steamboat Excursions will come of
to morrow morning The Thomas Jefferson will
leave Light street wharf o'clock, stopping at the
County wharf, on an excursion to Port Dcposte, at-
fordng an excellent days enjoyment for families
The ceremonies on board will be highly interesting,
The Columbia leaves Commerce st whatfat u o'ek.
for Annapolis with the independent Order of Odd
Fellows, who will have procession there, and in
stitute new Lodge. a band of Military and Co
tillion Music will be on board. She stops at the
County wharf.
The PocahaE tas leaves Light street wharf at 6a
O'Clock, with the Sons of Temperance, on an excur-
sion to Port Deposile, where interesting ceremonies
will take place. Rev. Mr.. Chambers, of Philadel-
phia, and Rev. Mr.. Hawkins, will be on board. The
Independent Greys Band will accompany the excur
sion The boat will call at the County wharf.
The Chesapeake Rifemea have grand moonlight
excursion TO Annapolis on Tuesday afternoon next.
GJ- SONS OF TEMP PERANCE. The Committee
of Arrangements deem it necessary to state that the
report in relation the probable crowded state of the
boat for their excursion to Port Deposite Tomorrow
merning, is without foundation, as the number of
tickets ssued if all sold, will not render it crowded
or even uncomfortable 1t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-29

hg-MARIoN DIVISION, SONS OF TEMPE
RANCE, No. 10. The members who intend going
On the excursion of the Grand Division are requested
to meet at Marion Hall TOMORROW (Thursday)
MORNING, at O'Clock, in order 10 march TO the
boat, with our banner. BY order,
IL G MARTIN ROSLEY, r s.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-29

ng- CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish to
purchase Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Guard and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons, Gold Pencil
Cases; Breast-pins; Ear rings; Silver Plated Cak4
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited to examine
GABRIEL ID. CLAEK'S assortment, which is COM
dletc at his Old Established Store, Water-st, ID door
from Calvert ans
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-29
From the Republiean and Argus. 4

n3- TOBACCO has been used ever since the days
of Sir Walter Raleigh by the high and the low, the
rich and the poor the king and the beggar; indeed its
consumption has beceme general, that is hard to
fad one that does not either smoke snt or chetc
For ourselves, we prefer rich Cigar All. there they
are! box of the agreeable deluders-BO0TH'S
BEST! Boy, light match, so that we can luxuriatc
for few minutes, until the devil calls for copy Puff
PuFFu PUFFM! An! BOOTH knows how to make
them, If any of our readers wish to enjoy them
selves, as we now are doing, we would recommend
them to No. S5 HANOVER STREET, nearly oppo-
site the old stand. 1t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-29
OIL E D.

On the 25th of July, Mrs. SARAH ANN BINsaoRE
in the Oath year of her age. Her friends and ac
guanlances are invited to attend her funeral ftOr
her former residence Saratoga ST. near Cove at fou
O'Clock this afternoon
On the 9th inst. JAMES u. ATKINSON aged year
and months
On the 27th inst. Mrs. CHARLOTTE MsHrAa CUE, aget
% years.
On the 27;h inst. RICHARD CREW, in the 65th yea
of his age.
On the 97th inst SGAERvILLE, aged 20 months, sol
of Wm and Mary Hubbard,
On the 26th inst. MARY E aged l month and 2
days, daughter of John J. and Elizabeth Geyer.
In Talbot county, at his late residence in Fer,
Neck, on Saturday l7th inst, SpEDnEN OREM in thl
e6th year of his age, for 40 years member of the
u, Church; and soldier ofthe Revolution.
At Washington, on the 9th inst, ELLA APALcEIA
only child of John E. and Sarah A. Scheel, aged
months and 3days.
AT Washington, on the 18th inst, MARTHA F., wifi
Of John F. Hartley, ESQ.
At New York, on the 95th inst, JANE JOHNSON
wife of James Johsson aged 80 years and IL months
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-29
MARINELIsT-PORT or BALT,M ,.,r
TUESDAY, JULY %, 1896.
FRomrHE EXCHANGE aEADrNe-Roon BOOKS.
ARRIVED.

Brig Phoenix, Wa Is, fin Kingston, JAM, 18th inst
ballast, old copper and specie. Sailed in co, with brig
ID Wolfe, (of Phade Iphia) SurdVant, for Cienfue.
COS, Cuba. Left bfiIs Nmble, Shaw i'm Baltimore,
TO sail next day Tor Mobile; Gam0rgan FOcke, from
Baltimore, arrived 9Th, dis; schrs Mary Wiks, for N
Orleans, in days; Tagus, from YORK, disc. Pass
ed Of the Capes, brig Cambran, Walter, bound OFT.
Game in on the 25lh and passed of the Woif Trap,
schr Maria, Smith, hence for st. Thomas. The
Phoenix is consigned TO w Mason.
schr New Regaus, Davis, 4 days from New York,
assorted cargo, to Rose, Merrill & Co.
SchT Mary Elizabeth, Elzey, from Richmond, coal,
to Gas Company
schr Mary, Howand, 7 days from Providence, do
mestics.
schr Aid, Hubbard, from HaVre d! Grace, COAL to
q West & Co.
Schr John P. Smart, from Havre de G race coal.
Steamer Herald, Russell, from Norfolk. Reports
off Piankatank riveI ship, boand up.
MEMORANDA.
Bafque Montgomery, Hooper, of Baltimore, from
Old Point Comfort for BtazJs Santiago, with troops
was spoken l4th inst near Salt Key Bank.
Schr Seeu lie, Cole, from Baltimore, arr ved at N
York 26th inst.
Schr Ann Elizabeth, Adams, from Baltimore, was
left at ST. Jago de Cuba 18th inst. (arrived 10Th
Schr Martha Elizabeth, Gatchell, for Baltimore, ia
n few days, was the only American vessel at Porto
Cabello 9th inst.
schr Henry Middleton, Stein, for Baltimore clear
edat Charleston oath inst.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-29
FOR THE CAMP MEETING,
CENTREVILLE CIRCUIF--AT PINEY NECK
EUITRCH

a4 asE:s-~B The fine and commodi0us Steamer
s&sst5ezas LANTER, Capt, WEEMs, will leave
SisssFs1dazissA the head Light st. wharf and Pratt
street, on SATURDAY, August lst, at O'Clock at
night, for the above place. Every exertion will be
made 10 please all. TO return on Monday morning
by O'Clock, stopping al the County wharf, F.P
Mr.. S. Sides will furnish Confectionery and Meals.
TICKETS 81. Tickets to be had at Seth s God
win, No. B0wly's wharf; Mrs. Bradshaw's, Pratt
st, Joha H. AlIen's, Merchant Tailor, No. 80 Bat-
more street; also at the Clipper, Sun and Argus Of
fees. 9q-4Lt
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-29

{f3- SOUTHERN TRAVEL. Travellers for the
South,-say to Norfolk, Richmond, Petersburg, and
Charleston, S. Gas also to Lynchburg, and White
Sulphur Springs, will find the Bay Route the most
pleasant, comiortabe safest and cheapest to any 9th
er Route See advertisements je26-d
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-29
A l. M A n A. q.
yHVO CURE TOoTHACu

Il AND PRESERVE HEALTH.
I3- THE TOOTHACH is always cured in q
miRute by an application of WHEEL LER15 TEABEI
RY TOOTH WASH, and the Tooth be atiR proter
ed from all delay; Soreness of the Gums VIII be cu
ed; Softaess of the Gums will be cured; all BIeediI
of the Gums will be effectuay stopped, and Ii
Teeth, Gums and Mouth are always kept pteasa
and in the hest of health by its use. Sold by
]. M. HAiG, Me- 1873 Baltimore street,
ie3l-lY above South, opposite Clippef office.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-29
FAREWELL BENEFIT

II GfIf<d 4 NOt LILI 4 VI = nc. "a - 1Cm'
SOMETHING FOR THE LADIES.
A BEAUTIFUL AND VERY VALUABLE
TOPAZ RING,
Manufactured by B. & II. CAMPBELL expressly for the
occasion. 7 he ownership TO be decided bya
LOTTERY UPON THE STAGE.
1l3- Each visiter, upol entering the Sa ooR, will
receive, without any extra charge, number, and a
corresponding one will be placed in carefully seal
ed box, from which one number will be drawn, ell
titling the possessor to the Prize. In addition to
which, will be played the beautiful Drama ef the
MAY QUEEN, and the new Farce Of WOMAE'S
THE DEV IL, with a variety of Singing, SC Parti-
cuars in the bills of the day. jy27-3t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-29

VENHIS DAY, July99, will be drawn tbs Mary
b land Consolidated Lottery for the beuefit of the
susquehanna Canal, Outlet Lock al Tide Water
and other purposes. To be drawn at Baltimore, at
81 o'coek-Class 28-73 Nos. and Is baNots.
l2,0U6 DOLLARS! AND 3 PRIZES OF 81 ,2GO
SPLENDID SCHEME.
prize of Sl2,0O0 l prize of 81 800
do 10000 | do l64
do $500 do 1,200
Tickets S500.-Haves S2.5O-quarters 4.
For lucky tickets by the package or single tickets
apply to the prize venders, MILLER * co.
Corner of Baltimore and st. Paul streets.
Drawn Nos of the Md. Lottery, class 3O drawn
July 2s, lowest prize S2s.
GO 70 66 IS So 81 Al G3 ~ al So Is
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-29

yGF- TO SECURE A PRIZE in one or other of the
Lotteries drawing daily, you should try BYRNE &
CO., North East corner of Exchange Place and South
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-29


EBLACK GRO De RHINES
EG AND MANTILLA SILKS.
English, German and Valencennes Thread LACES.
FRENCH EMBROIDERIES.
Just received from New York and opened this day,
l case super Black SILKS, for Mantillas
case black GRO DE RHlNES
Real Valenciennes LACES
Regency LACE5 AMI EDGINGS
French worked Capes, Collars, Sleeves, &C.
ALSO,
300 pieces Embroidered NJ MUSLINS, for dresses
Plaid CAMBRICS, Swiss and Null M USLINS.
,h3-GREAT BARGAINS !-EG
SUMMER GOODS selling off-such as
SILKS, BRACES. BALZARINES
GlNGHAMS, LAWNS, &C., at
F. GARDENERS, No 1895 Market st.
jya9 fp) fourth house above Light-st.
g. CHOOL 30 - TX S .-Country Merchants,
- Teachers and others, are now invited TO examine
my large and complete assortment Of School Books,
all fresh and new and of the latest and best editions,
to be sold at the very lowest prices.
Rvlry variety of Stati0neYy and Blank Account
Books can also be had, really cheap, of
II. NEWTON KURTZ,
School Bookseller, Statoner, and
Blank Book Manufacturer, Isl Pratt ST.,
jv29 If adjoining Rail Road Depot.
ppLANK ACCOUNT BOOKS Of every des-
most durable manner.
Also, CHECK and BILL BOOKS of the latest and
most approved patterns large assortment always on
hand and for sale at the very lowest possible prcss
Merchants and others in want of any of the above
articles, of Counting Room Stationery of any kind,
are respectfully invited to call and examine my stock
| am determined to sell low as any establishment
in the country.
ACCOUNT BOOKS of any kind, and ruled to any
pattern made order in the shortest possible time,
and upon very reasonable terms.
4. NEWTON KURTZ,
Bookseller, Statiener and Blank Book
Manufacturer, No. ISL Pratt ST.,
jv29 next door to the r. r. Depot.
FMyO MOTHERS. ROGERS SPEClFiC, for
ID Summer Complaint, Dysentery and Choiefa
Morbus. This Medicine only requires tfial 10 prove
its wonderful effects, For sale only ny the mahuac
turer O. p ROGERS. corner of Howard and Marion,
and corner of Howard and Ma fison, and corner Faca
and Little Green streets, Baltimore None genuine
except the written signature of the manufacturer Is
ON the label of each bottle,
la7- ptice 25 cents. jy2a lw-jel2 3m
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-29

TNvHOUSANDs AT A HAULl Not shad hui
Il specie! The citizens ast0nshed at the tire
mendous run OF luck that still continues at the old
established Pfze House of EMORY s. co. The like
whole tickets, and in the same package; sold by
Emory * Co. in the Bel Air Lottery, class 30, Nos.
81 SO 49, the grsnd capital of SeG00 Nos, las So the
second capital of $1,000, whole tickets, sold 10 d
young student of Pennsylvania.
GRAND AND GLORIOUS.
10000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS!
13- And 10 Prizes of 1000 DOLLARS each! 90
To he dawn THIS DAY, at 81 O'Clock.
Tickets S5-shares in proportion.
Never better scheme for packages-two thirds oi
the tickets are prizes! 5drawn ballots A package
of 26 tickets, with the capital price, can be had o
EMORY s. co.
Head Quarters far Prizes! No 2N. Calvert street
nearly opposite Barnum's Hotel.
EMORY s. Co,
1t [R1 Baltimore, Md.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-29

ACCIDENT TO THE STEAMER BRITANNIA
The u. S. Gazette contains letter from Bos-
ton, which says; 81 have just received intelli-
gence from Halifax, that the steamer Britannia
on her outward passage from that place, ran on
the Jeddore Head on the 18th inst. but was got
off with slight damage, and returned to Hail
fax on the 10th, where she underwent repairs
and left again on the Goth. Fifteen of the pas.
sengers left the steamer and remained at Hall
fax.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-29

SANTA FE ExPEpITIoN-7he Reported Battle.
Tho steamer Radnor arivedat ST. Louis on the
22d inst. The Republican says:
We learn from Cap. Luke, that the report
which we have given in another part of our
paper, respecting Capt. Moore's command, was
circulating at the Fort and other points, but
subsequent information had satisfied every one
that it was untounded.
A teamster had returned to the Fort from
Col. Kearney's command, and brought with
him several letters, The advance of the vol
unteers had reached some ninety miles beyond
Council Grove. Col. KearneY, with his staff,
was one days travel from Council Grove, and
would, i'll few days, be with the advance par
ty. The whole expedition were progressing as
rapidly as the extreme hot weather on the
plains would admit. Considerable difficulty is
experienced in getting the baggage and subsis-
tence along. A number of the teams had niv-
en- out, owing to the excessive hot weather; and
several of the OK teams bad been lamed and
otherwise injured in the drive.
The Infantry part of Col. Kearnoy's COM
nand were behind him some distance, aud quite
worn down by the travel. But as this was a
consequence anticipated, it was believed that
in few days, when the men had become more
familiar with the duty and the toll, they would
travel faster and with more ease than the mount
ed men.
Up to the time of our latest information,
there had been no case ofserous sickness with
any Of the volunteers.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-29

A Lone STRIP OF PAPER. The Springfield
Gazette says that the length of the paper used
on the teegraphc machine at Springfield, for
the steamers news, was nearly Three miles.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-29
l3- THE FRANKLIN HOUSE,
No 105 CREsNUF STREET,
between Third and Fourth

d. X, MINOR, of New York, Proprietor.
JAS. Nj. SANDERSON, Of Philad. ..,,.,'
jy25-lm GEO p. BURNHAM, of Boston, : ass To-
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-29

ACCIDENT AT EAsroN. We learn from the
Easton Gazette that Col. Philip Francis Tho
mas had his leg fractured in two places below
the knee, on Friday, by being thrown from his
horse while reviewing battalion of militia at
that nlace,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-29

< GaEAr OVERFLOW AT CAMARGo-LosS Of
Life. The Picayune contains letter from tho
Army, stating that the town of Camargo had
been overfown by the rise of water in the Rio
Grande, and all the houses but six swept of
Many lives have been lost, and thousands OF
cattle drowned
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-29

THE BiGGEsT YET. The N. Y. News says
man in Cincinnati recently made thirteen
strike He knocked down ten pins, the bar
keeper, lamp, and small boy
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-29

A SMALL BATTLE AT VERA Cruz. The
Argus publishes an extract of letter from a
young Daltimorean, dated U. S. ship Potomac,
Vera Cruz, July 18th, in which he says:
GA few days since, the Potomac, the Cua-
berand and the steamer Princeton went to an
island about 80 miles below this place for the
purpose of procuring water. We manned our
boats and sent them ashore, when they were
fred upon by the Mexicans, but without doing
much injury. The boats crew not being near
enough to fire upon them, the Princeton eleva-
ted one of her pieces and blazod away at the
spot where they were, which dropped fifteen of
them; after that, they concluded to let us alone.
We sent an American harque, which attempted
to run the blockade, to N Orleans, she having
on board ammunition from the U. States for
Vera Cruz-she is a prize to us. We have also
as prizes, French barque and brig, they un-
dertook to escape the blockade. The climate
in this part is very sultry and warm"
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-29

GoyERNMENr OF OREcoN. The provisional
government of Oregon has been organized BY
choosing George Alternately, formerly of New
York, Governor, J. E. Long, from Kentucky,
secretary and Peter FL. Burnett, from Missou-
ri, circuit Judge.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-29

BRlrIsH SHIPS IN oUR PoRrs. During the
months of April, May, and June, 42o British
and Is American vessels arrived at Boston from
the British American Colonies.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-29

LETTER BAGS UP At THE EXCHANGE READING ROUM
For Rotterdam-Ship Wakona, about Aug. ..
For Rouerdam-Ship Roscoe, about Aug.7
For Rio de Janeiro-Btig Napoleon, few days.
For Rio de Janero--Brg Harp, aug. l.
For BremCn-Brig Apo To- soon.
For st, Jaeo de Cuba-Btg Adele, Aug, }.
For Nassau, N. P-Schr Emily A. Thompson
August
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OFFICE OF EMORY * co.
0unosita Rnrnum5s Ralt Md


Opposite Barnum's, Bait, Md.
HFOFFlCIAL DRAWING OF the Md. C0nsoli-
dated Lottery. class No. 80, for 1886 For benefit OF
Town of Bel-Ai:E
So 73 sc A 40 So 81 At 63 72 Al IS rs
So and 73 being the lst and 2d drawn Nos each $50
4 and &c, being the 81 and 4th drawn Nos each Is
45 and So, being the 5h and 9th drawn Nos. each 10
81 and AZ, being the 7lh and 9Th; or 63 and 72 be-
ing the 9th and 10th drawn Nos. each Is
All having two of the drawn Nos. on them, each
All having ole only of the drawn Nos. on, &c 25
1t EMORY CO., No. N. Calvert-st
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-29

GENERAL TAYLOR. The successful and dis
tinguished actions in which Gen. Taylor de-
featcd the Mexican army ofsuperior forces have
brought him prominently before the American
people; and the suggestion has been made, that
he be run as a candidate for the Presidency at
the next election. Standing thus conspicuous
ly before his countrymen, he must necessarily
excite the attention ofthose who desire TO be-
come competitors for the exalted Office mention
ed-and, as the people Of the United States
have clearly demonstrated their attachment to
military chieftains, and their desire to place
them in high station, dread of the nomination
of Gen. Taylor for the Presidency, may natu
rally be felt by other aspirants To prevent
this event reverse of fortune with the Gene
raj might prove to be acceptable to those who
view his increasing popularity with envy. So
far he has conducted the campaign, undor very
adverse circumstances, with great success and
eclat; but there is something in his detention
at Matamoras, which augurs unfavorably to his
future fame. He has an ample force to march
to Monterey, if it be desirable to take that place;
but then he is unproyided with the necessary
means of removing his army, being deficient in
wagons and other modes of conveyance. These
will not, probably be provided in weeks or
months to come; in the meantime his troops are
becoming sickly, and the people impatient at
the procraStination and expense ofthe war. In
this condition of things Gen. Taylor may be
unustly censured for what he cannot prevent;
and thus his wcll-earncd reputation may be sac
rifCed by the datorincss of others. If so, a
powerful opponent may be removed from the
| field Of competition for the Presidency, and the
path be smoothed for the elevation of others
Our suspicious may be groundless; bat the war
should either be prosecuted with more vigor, or
we should at once send messenger offering
honorable peace to Mexico. We should prefer
the latter course, as being more consistent with
! humanity and with the present state of civili-
zaton
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LATEST DATES.
Liverpool, ,......J1iy ! Rio de janeiro,, June 4
Havre .........JuIy 4 New OrIeans,. .Juy ~
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-12-12

rJItwu to be expected that Mr. Polk
would plaster over the sore spots in his adj
mistration. A man that could boast as he did
last year about anne xaton being ga bloc dless
achievement" could not fail still to net out
somewhat the same disposition. If the war
does not turn out a second edition of the
Seminole war in regard TO expenses--that is,
enormous, and the people be kept ignorant of
hulfthe expense till it isGoyer--ull the signs
are deceptive, Mr. Polk should remember too
that the glory won in the Mexican war belongs
TO such brave wings as Taylor and his ASSOC
ciates in arms, who, under orders of the Gov
eminent, are fighting for what they feel to
be an niquitous war in its origin and its pur-
poses.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-12-12
HUXHAM PADDOCK'S ESTATE.
.. STATE OF VERMONT,

Ndleuonlus DlstrlCl, IS.
At Probate Court holden at Danvile, in and
for said district, on the 9Th day of Deem
Der, A. d. lS46--
WHEREAS, Moses Kttredge, Executor
w of the Estate of Huxham Paddock late
of st Johnsbury, in the County of Caledonia,
deceased, has made application to this Court
to extend the time for paying the debts and
leguces due from said deceased, the further
period ofone year from the Oath day GA No
vember, A. ID. 1S46--It is therefore order
ed, that all persons Interested, be notified of
said application; and that the same will be
heard and decided at Probate Court to be
holden at the Probate Office in Danvile afore-
said, on the 31st day of December, A. D.
1916, at o'clock in the afternoon, by pub
fishing u copy of the record of this order three
weeks successively in the Caledonian, news
paper printed at st. Johnsbury, aforesaid.
Attest, CHARLES S. DANA,
4S9w31 Judge.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-12-12
WAR MATTERS.
RY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.

New YORx, Dec. g.
The scholarship McI<im has arri 7ed at New
Orleans, having left BraZos ST. Ja.yO Oh the
9th uit She brings intelligence that Gen.
Wool took peaceable possession of Monclo-
VA on the Both Of Oct, the Mexican governor
and influential citizens forming his scor' in.
Gen. Wool was occupying the best h ouse i'll
the city, and every attention was paid TO hun
and his troops.
Col. Domphan hua taken the city of Chi
huahun, without resistance. Col. Riley had
been ordered to march on Victoria, i'll Tam
nuIipas.
On the arrival of the dispatches E'otn our
Government, ordering the discontlnuance of
the armistice, General Taylor despat chcd
Mayor Graham to Satilio to- give notice OF
the fact. Not soldier was to he seen ut Sal
'ttio, md on the sixteenth Gen. Worth receiv-
,ctl orders to march for that place.
Letters received ut Cumargo state that San
tn Anna had collected at San Luis de Fotosi
thirty thousand meir---but little credence was
given to the statement. .
Gen. Worth's division occupied the city OF
Monterey, aud Twigg's and Buffers were
encamped outside.
1t was runored at Camargo that another rev
olution had broken out in MeXico--hy winch
SanaAnna had been declared Dictator: q that
the opponents of Santa Anna, headed by
Gen. Valencia, had demonstrating him
from Luis de Potosi--so that the Dictator, III
consequence, had fallen back to Mexico. Ru-
nlofsdOnJtcd.
Gen. Patterson had left Camargo with two
thousand men, for Tampico. Col. Gates had
been appointed Governor ofTampico.
Geu. Butler was still suffering from hi
wounds. Col Buker had recovered. The
loss of troops by sickness, on the Rio Grandee
since tho opening the campaign, was est
| mated at fifteen hundred. -.tf
Commodore Stockton has formed regu
lar territorial Government for California
! Boston NlGS,