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" General Worths Grand March, composed
ID dedicated to Maj. Gen. Worth, for his gallant con-
nc, a; the ssor1ning OF Monterey by CHARLES PER,
fsar Is published by C. Holt Jr $50 Eul,ons,
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TIE RAINBOW le47: Edited by 4. j. MCDONALD
Albany A. l.. Harrison. New YORK Bell & Gould,
Wiley & Putnam.
This is remarkably elegant and tasteful Gift
Book for the approaching Holidays having ten
t,sl engravings ofmerit. with about One Hundred
rgnal articles, by A B. Street Park Benjamin
siy G. Potts, Judge Beverley Tucker H T.
l,Aennan, James T. Fields, w. b sprague d D
Us A D. Woodbridge Mrs Frances H. w
a.eu, &c. &c. We think this Wort, compares Ia
rnbly in all respects with any other OF its class
steh has been soon will be issued. We quote
specimens OF its verse:
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hnIE- HOGG veaId rcspeeldIly 80 his ir

1,TF- UOGC would respectfully morn ms nieats
j ana lie public generally G be ia. aiken lie store No.
So Broadway ;opyosit- ihs Lyc-ulI Buiding where -
Wi he Receiving during the " Iter supply OF fresh Car
DIR sd Farming Seeds and hs VII BE thankful - recs'e
nj o-fs for Seeds FoFes, and Fruit Trees, &c 81 the
Pablo may be pleased 70 favor him Win assuring l!s.h
s syery -xes.oa viii De made MS pat tc give enfIre
satisfaction. --Y,
De uoss ras very the assortment % EfgSr;nt5 IailP-'
Ss-+.i- IorC.i.s CrocLIsses which he VIII dispose
OF prices VII Do with Tie c-cesslt 81 q
tending suction % get chs-p bulbs
EsTT. o ,Le vr- choicest aoVrers maze up Inc "
svI-s szizbe Tor Bridal Dinner "a. EYeniHg Par
-, 80. d. 0oers o. I'm
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
BY FRANCES s. ossooD.

coyr bither, you wild little will-o' -the.wisp
MIR your mischievous smile and your musical lisp
.,h your little head tossed like proud fairy queen
N playful my pretty, my petted Florne
d you beg of shell, love, the blush On your face
IA YOU ask gaelic, love, to teach you its grace
Did you coax from the clouds, of sunset serene,
fbe gold OF your ringets. bewitching Florinef
Du you learn OF Lutte or a bird or a rl
The ravisting tones that with melody thrill
Al your little Ugh, hear. wonders what can mean
10, you know not the charms OF your beauty flornc
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1atsrt alenirlncs.
Dr. TOwNSEND'S cOMPOUND

IfXTRACT Of SAESAPARiLLA-This t.NtT1ct - cut
IL Up gss 5ss-et i>StF ps4>Arier ard
WARMED superior sny sod Il cures diseSses without
.ou.lttsg p-stsg sess Sei;afn: The pa;ien;. sad
IS particularly adapted fora
SPRING AND SUMNER MEDICINE
TIE E7sa; bea1ty sn1 superiority OF tas SSrsspArt.s
al other remedies = waiie !. eracaies disease
CONS PTtoN CURED
CLEANSE AND STRENGTHEN.
CONSUMPTION CAN Cured.
SrpncSs sssir:rst5. LI-e- Complaint. C5iit Con- sis
I,ata7-i i<ls--, SyitrIEc Of EsOea, Ss,r-ess
Cses.. Hectic F.Ss, Ntg& >seIts. p1sfc'dt
Proflss Erpecfsr5.5a Iai PIsN N tx Sat.
ar. krre AVA DC CHraL
Probably there remedy that "a, Seen 80 sue
-essia IN desperate OF Consumption r. his 1t
ceaases and Strengthens me system ana sppears o heal
the the -s, and The patients gr1duay regain
i,.sir usual heaith and strength.
BEAD THE PROOF
Dis. TOWNSEND had been afflicted for months by q
dry. hacking cough; least raised great Quantities o.
bad mater AID experienced pain MY le side
accompanied with distress my un<suiy cough very
much Increased, and had cold nisht-s'Vesis Learning
that YOU had remedy for such cases, concluded 10 Try
IL purchased bottle OF your Extract OF SarsspSrils;
before had finished IsSag i, my cough, raising, and The
pain i,uly side len and now have regstre gene
IA hesh Believing your medicine 10 be very valuable
ore chesrfully recommend IL hose who similarly
situated found re medicine Pleasant u the taste snd
.irenS ihenng 10 ihe body.
WM. II. McHINSrRH, -S+ Grsni'-t
vi sv,r111C
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THE DEAD.
NJ JAMES T. FIELDS.
"Slill the snme-no charm forgot
Nothing lust that time had given "

"Slill the snmc-no charm forgot
Nothing lost that time had given -
iaaGrr the dead who have loved who have left
Who bend DER from their bright homes above
sabeeve, never doubt, that the God who bereft US
Permits them to minglc with friends they still love
vpeai their fond words NIL their noble deeds cherish
SPEAK pleasantly of them who left in tears perish
inn our lips their dear names other joys should not
While time bears feet through the valley OF years
Dear friends of our youth, can we cease to remember
The last look OF life and the lowwhispcrcd prayer
d. cold be our hearts ms the ice of December
When loves tablets record no rcmcmbranccs there
Ihen ioget not the dead. who cvcrnorc nigh us.
sdl floating sometimes 10 our dream haunted bed
l. the lonclicst hour in the crowd they nre by us,
Forget not the dead oh, forget not the dead
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PugsER GOODS.

RUBBER GOODS
tnO CASES 2tNG par, each, assorted siIer, mei' $
iUU cloth and sheei Rubber shoes.
~ do do ncn's nnd yomen'- metallic DO
1000 10 Goodyear. Psent SHRED sUspender7
lal or. Rubber Carriage Clolhs figured and plsu -
a. :.
For sale on favorable Terms By FORD co.
aiS ~ No. q Lo-rty-st
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WosAS's REwARD-This wellhnown and IN.
sally admired novel by Hon. Mrs Norton has been
Sehlshod By II. Long & Brother, - Anns,. Price -
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TIE yrie-- 9r,i i.asl lrci. t-i . ilr r- LIZ aud
Interest oi liz .pfa-r a-i-ls- 5 ~ ~ "a ie Dil
Sigr- NJ 80 = y co-..e lie tI-1es- a ii-
stlJv, place d. is-retOiore Nr,-i 1ls o. -, VI
a.. PETER DESO&AS.
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"a correspondent OF the Journal OF Com.
saens with Capt Taylor, to take the Princeton the
asisspp and other vessels over the bar st TSmpieo
apt Taylor is to for this purpose marine camels,
ade Of India rubber The depth of water on the bar
Hsnse, ten feet.
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DISTURBING PUBrrc WoRsHIP.-A man named
Alexander CovsR ye.erdsy arrested and held 10
answer to charge Of disturbing public worship u the
six;h.si Church.
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THE LoSpoS LANCET for October may be
a0fRurgess, s,rinscr & Co. sesaa Broadway and VIM,
SGrahanl, Tribune Buildings.
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Nea..Yors. april ssih, lstS 5 : -

DE-. TOWNSEND make he following statement 10 or,
der 10 express gratitude YOU. and recommend
your SarsSPara and your Compound Extract OF Ssrsa
pATia those who - uriortunas 20 10 have Lang
Complaints Consumption. Nhi!e residing IA the South,
eveFsl years sgo had long and severe cSness which,
with subsequent exposure very materially injured my con-
uuon, being abe. however much 81 the time 20 work,
although my lung affected ana had cough for
tue last wear -rew much worse, ana the last Winter
caugbt cold The pain in uy breast, distress IN
breathing anl coughing very much Increased took A
number popular remedies for Consumption, but they
failed 10 relevr Al ast Was confined TO my room,
and bad with The Consumption thai did not
pect remain here long semitic Marcus u Moore. who
resides al the corner of Lydjs Grand who will
confrm this statcmenLl snd made disposition OF my
property few days after thl-, friend sent you % see
me Won ordered b0ue OF your Extract Of Sarsapnrs
took 1t according yoUr directions. and Immediately |
eit eievedny pam gradually len mc-l soon hreaihe
ineiy-uly hacking cough subsdet-l raised easily and
slept soundy-sn TO my establishment and delight when
had taken the oil as bottle WAS able you well
remember walk from Ferry Beavers 10 obtain more
have continued take It, and about my business
although than months since commenced
with your ne,iicneand thankful the Lord that
induced Try them SAM. IL. STUART n Ferry-sI
Albany. May l6ih 1871.
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pvrrFvrrLE WHITE LEAD

EELLEV iLLE W u - l. AZ
r1NFT subscriber. receiving from me iaflory 81 6eiie
yi.- = J. tsir regular supplies OF tbs superior iesH
~ ard a oil. put up IN CASKS and kegs which lh war
rs1t equal in quality auy imported brand For sale N
lot. Of oz- too ard upward1- oy
FRYATT, CAMPBELL Co l+5 Front-st
sI.a-E-d L-st Li.harSe- ard c-za=- A'n-r>L az gu
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rTp- Rheumatism and all Nervous Disen

SAM'L. HA.SAY Secretary.
M,SruRN Posr, NJ. D Phy, ician 5oi broadway. oI
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FouSD N 4 DESTITUTE CoSDITIoS.-A woman
nsned Rosanns Conkiin was found. Sunday night in
North Moorest in destitute condition and just On the
eve of confinement She was taken tn the Cif Hospital
where she va received and attended 10
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Bonrhins anh 6ctcls.



IL Eos leave inform her friends former hoarders ana
~ the public generally that she has opened large and
commodtous BOARDING HOUSE, No. Sri Broadway
Permanent transient boarders by heday week tnon,
be accommodated with single rooms, bedrooms and
parOru attached This house contains Than 10 rooms
IL supplied with cold and hot baths and other
convenience Ake II quiet and comfortable homo Az
the good qualities OF her liable aud the general manage
OF her house references when required are nbund
ant and At hlnd' tyl51
BOARD WANTED-By a French lady accustomed
Dlo tuition, who offers instruction in French German
Music, in exchange tot pleasant room and board
IN gentec family In the upper part OF the city Address
c. d. No. 26l renihst Ssw.York. o2l lw-
DOARDING.-A gentleman and his wife. or two
Dthrcc -ingle gentlemen, be accommodated with
good Board AMI pleasant rooms at 10 Fast Broadway.
o-0 imeod
DOARDING.-Furnished Apartments with Board for
Dsiugle gentlemen may be had on reasonable terms n
25 East Broadway o22 lm
DOAKD-One two gentlemen and their wives and
DtwO single gentlemen obtain board AID suitable
comHodous with private family. The situation 10
pleasant the u0ighhoood quiet ard respectable, and cen
a the Immediate vicinity Of the Broadway slRgea and
the Harlem cars being in Elm.st between Broome and
Grand. Apply nj i66 En-st % I'M
DOARD-Boari comfortable rooms for few gen
Dtlrmen be had al Mrs J. T.. SWANS, IS Murray
81 Transient bosrders accommodated OILS I'm
r. UNION HOUSE, Springfield, MasS-The sub
a .crher has taken the above named rev and splendid
s Hotel Completed NJ Tho centre OF the beautiful
ylag. Of Springfield Mass and will open the same 10
public accommodation the 3nth Instant The Uniot
House large richly finished and furnished and Offers
equaed Advantages 10 all persons travelling through
Springfield for business pleasure Having recently
Kept the United States Hotel aud Congress Hall st Ssr
stoga the subscriber respectfully invites bis old friends
aud patron. and s oh1rs 10 giye him call IN MS new
Quartsrs b. y. SEMANSl
SpRISGFtELp. July 2ih. 1896. Y50 Sp
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Albany. March q, les.

N ToxxsExo-DeGr S1. NJ wii: was last "a! AZ Z,
aEet yyth severe sver and took iarEe Guaniiiss -
rsgael. via the ss czagbi violent cod a9a = %
sce,. q, aer roo-. about Eiouh-- "afn ~
re- "a. was attacked with Distressing paias; ~ -.
.oaneres 20 bad N her nerE and shoSerrs 1e. III
srn. distracted. could get nothing 70 fec - iIr.e
w. -: ylr ssrsa parlIz sich- h~a We
tfstsl- cured her. We feel uzsier o. s--o n al.
~ II thar otar. avail iye-. - :,
go srd syec;sI remedy She aaf seYsf ~ - -
H.. serIny .ae has been troubled VIZ Inti~ Mil
The mead ard neck ,o.-
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p.,.4,ol o.e - Fuitop,sl ssE-Y'TS and 100
q Prineipp@ .I,snv 4 CENT :of 5oson, Retdiny
soatT Pea5.-. n Dvost Son III North Seconded.
Co 70. S 5 Haner DrggsL Belnn9fe r d,
go Chsrleston Iona Wrfghi Z Go. an
S SDs Ard By he principal Drig 9ts tHf"0sn"u'
I.L> IT-5,s-9 S,,tes Yves, iEftss and Canada
yse genuine except pui u2 IN he .tEs .q1sre bottles
80 ~ j. TOWNSEND, ard III nans oIoEn n he
.1a.o y slT sssTsmfhsk55'
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RrN OvsR--A little boy iyGr years old was YES
-terday over Is carriage Ia lsmes-st- The hu.
fellow had one % uis thighs broken snd othervi=.
Injured. He was cent % The Hospital
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Car ND Dec P1tY-James Smith ami Susa-
>cheuck were brought up % charge 81 displaying the
pug.lstic talents in Ar,honyst They were committed
in default OF 500 bail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-27

MIssING-Mr William FLEMING Il No i07 Ca
nss has been missing IRON, ms home since "Wednesday
last He had considerable money about his person
when ne went away
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LroHr THF LAwps-The Captain OF The I7ti
Ward reports that no lamps lighted last night be
tween Ninth and Fourteenth SIS and between Frstave
nue. and avenue \
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LtRcFNIEs--A boy named Moran was yesterla,
arrested for stealing copper ship gard in the lit
Ward - Joseph Polly ie a victim 10 his foudncS- 10
frat, and was sen; 20 The o- Tor stealing apples
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L Ynnkers. " THE yvialer term OF The Locust Hin
School viii commence Monday. the Il OF November.
Circulars and particular Information may be had Of Rev Or
Suodsrass. - Broadway: OF r. w Townsend ESQ 81
Ceisr; OF d. o. ? Wefls las NathaTeage. ara al .he
Bookstore OF Gales X SIetIaan. l35 Nassau.
8I2 3--- o. w FR lSCIS. Principa
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tEs-Arsood', Celebrated Empire Cook Stoves.
Ths>s Stoves sre wsuauiei - usus- Parsons wanting
Cox Stove are .ei examine them be5se purc4s-
in elsewhere WHOLESALE gri rets ~ tiics.k : Co -
" a.4r-i 5a..odos
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FACTS ARE STUBBORN THINGS
Aad IA the Truth will out

rn AND YOU MAY DEPEND UPON 1T. that you viii
i'll not md THEODORE CLARK backward IN brtneiax
fagrd Al MS Old established stand OF Pearl
and Chatham sts entire stock of HATS and CAPS
ot te present Fail ashnn and such prices defy
o.ou III useless his goods made
OF he b. ;. materials and by superior wofsmen The fer
Of his having covered the head of many wise for
the last 50 Ycars be- sufficient proof thar his Hats
mnst have gwen general Satisfaction he will now lay be
!or. his friends and pablo hat ot his reduced prices
Of Hats and Csps, w:
Sqpertne Sutria Beaver Haus %
Splendid .....-.-s.-.......',' ~
very durable Eutria Far Hat.............. 100
Moeskin Hats Of superior kind ............-... ~
second quality mot 10 be beat 800
An extensive assortment Of For and Cloth Caps slwsy
OF hand, together with AGfs of every description I'll
onees One ,risl Will prove the fart
E'ggge, 4 NOT THEODORE CLARK's old estab sits
Hat and Cap Mandatory, of Pan and Cha -s
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ANANrE0-A Lady qualities. 10 teach Music. French
w and the EnShsh branches 20 into the eoanny in
private family, ALsdy qualified 10 give such Instructions
and willing 20 lake small salary with pleasant homr,
viii o. caei apon by ADDRESSING Mr. j. D al Ibis cttce
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lANTED-Sy 4 respectable loGng GIN, residing
w with her pernls situation 10 take ot chidrrc
and do pah sewing ts well accustomed the or
hi3reR S can give satisfactory reeuce Apply al l7s
Lanrens-s, between Houston ana Bleecker in the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-27

~ EDW1RDS LESTER, Ai.ssfte.a Col.g. Al .5 =,
U. nns r-caes:s AZ MS friends aad corresp9a.. -
- :, - ni,.riol.s 10 HIN ISsouge EarnGes
70 . Exnr-s, WsIl-sL rrr5sd or tn=y =i 20; BE .of-
yartcS.
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e. =. J. Coleman. Exchange Broker, No -
WaiI,l >-H YorE Eu5urirat sienvy bouzii; I'D s'i
god - -ycitlH res .,s coils Collected % u
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r. DIR. Chri.tic's Galvanic and Magnetic

SuraHycS.-We refer readers 10 The various adTer-
,!ssmentS these celebrated arcle- which appear our
paper They are recommended complaint.
class OF diseases IN which ordinary medical OF
very llle avail certainly worthy Tie attention OF
The afflicted The only ohre NegvN orb for tn genuine
articles %. u = EroaIgv4y. z.i25 z s. MICS
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~ Wafer Cure liou>e.-Mr- II : Cow co.al-
ue- 20 receive patents sr r9ae. -b TerJh-i rev
Io-k.
III. a. also vsl- ladies snt eliren Il lrr homes end
gir-- ir.,son- for r?icasi" oE Water Cure 80
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DOARDING.-Funish Apartments with Board for
D-ingl- gentlemen may be- had on reasonable terms al
25 East Broadway o22 lm
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an FALL fAsHIOss.-hats, Paris a's.s-
Ell .kiH hais ct So equal hose solc others q: b,
so eezsnI hats II 81 80 and Is, superori,i
AZ Z; Much ,,I 10 pleased 70 Gee bis ierda a. tia
s.1ahii.5m-sa GEORGE p. II. BROWN,
Inn
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asroRy OF THE ENGLISH REVOLUTION or iolo-
commonly called the Great Re6clhon-irom the
ACCESSION of Charles l. 10 his Death. By + GuIzor.
vol l2mo. 3l5 pages. Published by d. Apple
4 CO
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AgoL1rIoNISM-The underground railroad IS at
present active operation and We are not al a! sur
pred al H. for there hundreds OF free negroes IN cur
city at this present tine who here contrary 10 Ia"
besides there is what Is termed s. Northern Aiacan
Church rsanzed in this city IN which we are credo1y
informed very violent Abolition haransUs was dcllv
cred few evenings since. Owners Of slaves must eN
pect 10 suffer loss when open dpS OF the iansicsi
Northern men Is 10 existence IN our very midst
~ | tuis RFvaile
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The particulars In reference instruction VIII De
known and copy OF the above vra Be presented io-
animation. on applying n The ahove place. a.0 Nv
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We have not read this work and cannot, there
Ssspeak from impressions flour own ofits charae-
Rsadvalue. Coming, however, from so able pen,
ssanno, fail to depict the great event in English
history Of which treats otherwise than in supe-
q manner and 20 set forth in clear light the vs.
aas causes that were a. work to produce it, and
sespiri, that animated il.
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70 Practical Phrenoiogist, aud Publisher
FOWLER v Fills. 1871 Nl-sS1-s O-lCe hSlf. rom
O--!ucA 4 VI 10 = 81. j.S l-l'
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-09-05

upon the ratification Of the pan the Government should cease
lis functions the troops defending the palace to remain under
the orders of Senior Salas The latter occupied the palace at
three O'Clock this morning The Ginning of bells, the beat
ing of drums and music of the military bands, uDds from
large for General Santa Anna who is invoked in
the plan, and savo of twenty guns from the battery Of
The CITADEL daybreak, the first celebration Of this
event Az yet Government has been organized, and the
General chief of the pronounced forces il 10 continue
command unit, the arrival Of General Santa Anna, who is
pected within few days nf
SANTA ANNA was received at Vera Cruz with
every demonstration of enthusiasm and Joy. He
arrived on 10th utimo, on board the English mer-
chant steamer .Hrab, accompanied by his own fami-
ly, and Gen. Almone, the ex-Ministers Rejon and
iiaro Tamariz, Senior Doves, ex-Deputy from
Yucatan TO the Mexican Congress, and several other
individuals. The Picayune says: t.
"upon the appearance of the arab off Vera Cruz Com
mndoe CosSER repaired board the Princeton and
attempt made intercept the Arab but the morning
calm and she slipped into port without hndrance with her
valuable freight Opinions differ the intentions of the
Commodore towards Santa Anna believing that he had
desirs intercept him. On this subject we learn by
received by the IT, s. brig Perry Pensacola from
Havana, that before Santa Anna left Havana, our Consul
Col Campbell had conversation with him TO the following
iect Col g. inquired if the General favor Of the
war with the United States To which the General replied
You know how il is If the people of my country for
war; then am with them but would prefer peace Be-
FIRE leaving Havana he requested and received from Colonel
Campbell letter introduction Commodore Conner He
also took with him valuable box OF cigars, intended pre-
for the Commodore. Upon arriving off Vera Cruz, he
good time in the presentation of his let
ter or cigars
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-09-05

lHE hETuRsED VOLUNTEERS has been gross
mlsmanagemen or something worse Supplying the voun-
tees with clothing The complaint among these brave men
Deep universal, and hcartrendng We have heard il in
different quarters from men IN whose judgment and discretion
lu reliance can De placed Tins morning officer of Col
Feeherstons regiment informed that his company was
charged forty dollars for articles Of clothing which he
aned by inquiry the clothing stores could be purchased by
retail at eleven by which the men, so far from re-
cevng any pay, actually brought in debt The same
officer also informed that the clothing was Of the most
worthless ndhe socks, for instances by one DAYS wear
pieces and became Of usehe of the Other
garments furnished TO the This is matter that ought
TO be looked into.-New Orleans Courier, august 30.