The Mississippi lynx. (Panola, Miss.) 1846-18??, 1846-07-18

| SIIIllS.
All accounts now represent Gen. Pa
redes, on his way with large army to
the Rio Gtande, and the next battle
viii be at Mon'ery. Gen. Bravo, i, is
thought will be proclaimed President
! OF the Republic Many Of the apart
ments have proclaimed against Paroles.
but all are for pushing on the war with
/ the y. States.
Cefe6raf'on of Me 4h at DdrriHe
Acddemy.-The celebration of The 4th
al Danvll!e, went off as we are inform
ed. IN fine style. The Grafton bv DR..
Ii. p. Roberts, has been sent us for
publication, bat the pressure of bust
ness in our office has delayed its pub j.
cation. The Grafton aboundS with pa
trlo'ic sentiments, well calcnIatei to
SIR the hearts Of the country's lovers
The meeting was organized bv ap-
pointing DR.. l.. b. HiboIer, Presden'
and Gen. P. Wallace Vice Presi
he nj. We suhjoin the regular and
volunteer toasrs drank on the occasion 4:
Isl. an Of July l776.-The day we
hale and ceIebra e, in COMMUNICATION
OF The glorious epoch on which our ma
tIonal existance commenced.
end. Washington.-May his name
be no ored and his memory revered
| so long as Freedom has a votary, OF
devoted patriotism frien1.
3rd. Our Army and Navy.-Com
posed Of Freemen, have ever shed n
per &c, blaze of glory on land and sea
Recent events show that they are equal
'o.any emergency.
9TH. The Star-spraneled Banner--
Originally thirteen, now twenty nine
stal SITS ample folds can yet contain
new acquisitions; and may it ever float
With its screaming Eagle in the azure
vault OF independent America.
9Th. The President OF the U. States.
May he be directed by wisdom in
his councils and honesty OF purpose.
9Th. LibeIty.-The aim and destiny
of man is cherish it as one OF Heavens
best gifts.
7ih. The u. States Of Amarica.-
The only land where civil and religious
| liberty have found IA sure resting place.
9Th. The Sc signers RI the Declare
ton Of ndependence-The heaviest
| 56 the world ever saw. The whole
| British nation could not move it.
8 h. The officers AMI citizen sold
iers Who were killed on the Rio Grande
First in dangerous track--foremos'
in the breach, with bri ght pIumes " av-
ing YER their heads, they sink in
gory's proud embrace--We venerate
their example and shed melancholy
tear to their memory.
10Th. The sourh-May she ever pro-
duce Cotton bales for her Notifications
aud NAV never want for good IIickry
wlthes TO Sc W them together by good
| Taylor.
lI,h. Captain May-The Murat Of
| America.
18th. Peacc--Being consonan, will
Republican Insiituiions,--nav dip.o.
macy be the instrument OF our terrific
rial acquisitions.
18Th. The fair Ladies Of our Count,
Their beauty is only surpassed by
their virtue, intelligence, and patriot
ism.
By Vim G. Fauh.--Speak as we
) ,hink-do as we profess--perlorm
VIVA, We promise, and really be wha
| we aueht to be.
, By DR.. E. B. Hi6bler.-Gen. Gain
. The operative apd MOI the specuIativ,
! officers--he is most efficient in Indian
and Mexican warfare.
By Jno. Il Fdih-The Sc signer
, Of the Declaration Tho sleeping il
their silent graves, may the thought o
them ever vivify every emotion of In
! heart.
, By Charles III Fdrley.-The Ladle
I'VE admire them because OF thei