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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-10-05

Sdita .itna.-rhe following is the proclamation
issued by Santa Anna 10 the tfoups Of San Juan de-
Ollpa. upon his ffsl arrival =
brethren IN inns " our gpneruus call havinu Teach
ed me IN my exile, could no ongcr be ndi-rr 10 it,
seeln1 that II bot echo oil the suclla ous made
Tor my return ifom other departments. Your conduct
brethren IN anus, has been noor-pattloc.
lheJy which Irci.my Trend, IN indng myself once
more among You. Is unbou ldrd. Relying on your paI
nusm aud virtue, hurried IL IIn YOU as su,n as II
was possible Tor me 10 do SD; and NOW here f., the
purpose ol cooperating wilh you nuthnl the sal
Vaon ol The R'pnalc& raising II from the innuminlus
position 10 which II has b.tn reduced by treason and
'm3'cHIIy Never, perhaps, before have brandlsh-
ed oar swords III cause more ub1e. True, everything
Is drs r1ytd, hat We, with proper spirit, aad aided
10y lhe Mexican people, clh every Thin! cfea'e.
Soldiers oi the Repnbhe proud aud npbe sentiment
animated me when the happln lead yun
u NE bllle II Id against the ipiegn rnee, our cunu
ny We will cause lusu'led les Ia rise yicloTl-
Gus IA The midst al the combat the uatiun ; all he
"d Viadlcaled lor numerous ontag-s She has sane
aud We shall exact Tor her that respect which oil aht
SHE merits Ia this enterprise, brother Soldiers the an-
~ mat awaits IA Is inmsnsc BE then As You have
always heea-hrave, Subordinate, patient. And doubt
II not the mission which Providence has assigned US
We VIII c"nsummale with thu hapal-st success
ANTONIO LOPEZ DE SANTA ANNA.
ll,rOlc era Cruz 10Th Aug lSl6
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-10-05

The Case ot 'rncer for the ,aufd.r Of his " If al
Jersey CITY, which has been IN pf5Lrs' At Jersey Guy
t fourteen days, gwen l. tn, Jnfy ,on Saturday al
trf1oon alter able and Impartial charge lrHn Chief
Justice lllfnblnAer. A. We iumlltd at The cum-
Of the nal, the dtfncr up Insani.y
aud IN prui al this arr, variety nf instances
brought fnrH anl. Il very clearly established that
this disease VAS HEREDITARY IN his family, and at Mo
present u ne one o his nearest rrlaIvr, Is IN the A]y
lpn at Ilira There was M attempt 10 deny the iac
oi the killing, but It urged Ia, be,i that he
9osded 10 idness by III. c,nJu.t of hs " he and
her mother aud btolhcfs added 10 which he Iackel
by jealousy.
The jury stood seven for arqliital and five for
s'cton. when ;hey frat After delib-rlling
ali nut three hours, they into tf further
siruciIpns winch gwen they aIu0 ret,red and yeser
day afternoon al elnck alt oelnL out a1ont twenty
bur hunrs. they returned and end d
Diet u MOI Gauiy.
The prisoner very deeply aIl cei the ren'li
ton of the verdict, and received The tiuatloas f
his COUNSEL, friend, aud the Cuurt, h derp emotion.
lie was To pas the III .ht al the residence of Mr. Iilu
son, the Court House. and pro:rej To Uilea
his morning ia the 81 his uncle The Hon. A Speu
Ger here he will he placed Ia charge ot Dr.. BnlhLm,
al the State A>y um. His hrath, however. is very
leate. his appearance Indicating deep seated cousnmq-
iiun, anl there scarcely possibility ut his living lon.
Ia the carly part nj the day.a melancholy occurrence
took place m The Court nom, aud which interrupted tor
time The progress OF the The Attorney General,
Mr.. Bownne, was IN the midst oi his argument, when
Snlth Scudder, Ed father Of the District Attorney,
and Distinguished m-nber OF the New jersey Bar tell
back in aPoplrctir til and almost Instantly expired.
Io helghlen tAe distressing scene, his seated
by hiS side AT the ne aud mad the melancholy siac-
II OF receiving the last Sigh Of ms departed parent
The Chef Justice adJpnrued the Cuu;I un'il ha Il
past one o'clock, when It Was again asscu.bed and the
. trial concluded
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-10-05

Tie last Of tle CalJoraians- attended This NOR
nhg meeting. at the arsenal. of the members Of the
'a''ifa'a Regimen, "hn were lrt behind by the Com
a"deT hurry In avoid the service ut sundry civil and
eIh'hal processes. We found lhrre upwards Of f,riy
hen ana officers, belonging 10 various companies headed
ny Lieut. \ermeule, IN the absence of Capt Taylor con-
hh'a al home by SIekneSs. Lent V said he had con.
vened them with view render such immediate, asss
lance as was made Necessary by he peculiar clrcumsan
cts IN which they we're placed
sa'ed immediately upon aSceftlinina The unpxpect
{" departure Il The ships, he had addressed Col Bank.
mead. by whom The men had been mustered INTO service
ana 'ha' 'il'tr bad responded immediately CnL b,
PROMISES Ia all I'D them protection and aons IN Cover
"' '>fd untIl he can receive further instructions from
"e " al i'tpafmen, 10 which he had ut once " rf,n
lieutenant also stated that he had seen a letter FINN
"e secretary n Wa, addressed Ia his dannhlrrn.aw
"''se husband > CnnmlsSary Of the Re- lmpn and nj
npna" ne could not make lis contents knGvb h. as,,
frd Them. The letter WAS comforting. Lien Y r,e
P,0ee"e' 10 re III lSier hr n"n IN ORDER Ia lrwi tn
ta., 'selheT viii Information a. to their cr..i,,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-10-05

10 Whitehall anl conveyed - Gbsefn1t's Lila I'D
NIief tLey nIil renan enrlupr ulfIl larIhrr oIe
W. lelra n. drpnlIf- ii the yrs.r en'ifr ly
uaes peced II tilt,e shore Re III .he iii us
seai slJfe early Sunday ,narninl Collect The
N who Wert ua t1fl1uIh, wnIch he did, but Ia his
,nrpts, trarhlat the Battery at ~ o'ctrk, he
Quad the vessel of Or oili has hundred
.irs Of ,Ilfe.. clhhns. &. on o,af1-ananrt Ia.
wife and child, in2err with several huIdfeJ dullifs OF
slorcs, iotls, ~. *.
Inui further Instructions received from The W ar
D.u1ftmrnt, the will re- The island. and otn
what could lean. Is believed that they VIII
III last saiIing se,,rl, and by mixing stop un
The p1Ssisr they can reach Caofnla satn as Their
companies. " !. COm.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-10-05

TAR AND WOOD NAPTnA.

TAR AND WOOD NAPruA
ty.lNCE the lr, Introduction o this popular reueI,
~ la public notice HE fall Of 1873. Tar MlAlut
and nlsrnins oil every kind aud name have strung up
and pamed oIf. the regulation Of lhls excellent
mfdclue 10 the INSPECTING Invalid; the prpprelurs
my lar with them 10 render them popular and secure
sales BE not deceived and avuid every medicine pur
porting Ia contain Tar except the original preparation.
'fhampson's Compound Syrup Tar aud Wood Napha
and thereby YOU will tine aud avoid dsappolnt~
mfnt.-liemnmbcr. this Invaluable remedy is only pre-
pared by ). p. Thompson, \. f. corner 9Th and spruce
streets, Phllide Pima.
For sale by JOHN IL SEAY, Druggist,
.3geni for Lp,chburg aud ricuuitg.
April 20 wis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-10-05
From The ". o. Tmc,, Stp, 81
Boston Journal

n.NR'AGt EArRoRpINARy.-Ihe Parish Prison WAS
aS' W edne>day the scene OF strange KIND Ut vedln
n"'u' Two OF 'hfee months ago, an individual named
john Mclean was arrested ON the charoe of >ic,l,n,
a bill Of tNchange, drawn on Converse & Ca sI5O0
ne Oil was Offered for sale bv Mel aan Il, AIcNlas,rr
'f"Stt "ho hei"te he ca>hed IT, required thai the seller
should be Unidentified. Thereupon a man named I,z,
nus c'"r 'r"aj hui he was immediately recorn zed As
ar Old inmate ot HE Penltrutury. The result WAS
they We're both carred bet re Recorder BALDWIN and a,
t que investigation, sent tor trial to the FIRST District
'ont when bail WAS required IN the san $4,000 each
eo&' I'VE VI Elk weeks az, a Alts Fox, keeping the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-10-05

Allcr plca41u' ctaiseoi ab5nt mmli in ile Gu
; teAm. w.rre she hl1 brra rap5,rI sutv-yt4t, uus
I. y pug " ls1n9tn. Lt.ut 81. ulpitnt t,rlrtr NJ
Baehe s"ad IN, IA the -, abl t,rllte APPS al II
Ena n The w'a'inr APPEARED threatening. ihe wiud
fresh aud blowing "a -die. arcat apArty WIS irlt In
feaeh an anchorage. lhc hlght came dlfk and la,
efiug and, as Ne urared The nd, all ewes were turned
10 "d"afd IL coteh The glhu.G - lie liahl lt whI,
"c Nere sluying, Chat np1u Suiih's Island through
The haz' and sluals, auW hfltnln4 II ooscuc the M
~ a. 10 Tie W1ndNad. Aaou tlr' en- our heatls were
siadd hrd b> the "erumr cry oil 'dgGt bo' lfam The
in unl, bhi Tie ~ duo,d Ia be at srt durftnu
ne ilghi upon taIe lleuy, without making winch
HE hSi3or cdnnot be endured anus, have be,n ub,cnfed
ny squat, iot when We brought by the wind. atcr
orafn2 up tw II. ,Apecung cvny u,onenl Ia make The
Tucked llt oeaeun, always cheering 10 the mariner In
or ease. we tll Ia be only bupr-iG leffihe cry 81
ofe'hefs AHEAD stuch pans the hearts lhfubbtg
WIN hoM. and told thal NE were abandoned 10 tie
h'"fs oi lee slpfe. AMI that uuy prospect al sale
~ lay IN berg ale 10 carry snl against the wind SEA
and current loren. npm Clpe tllueras bc terror u
seamen, lhts all olt To be lflnn hupe Tor The ualp
no" increased III VIOLENCE, tuwitd omInously through
Tie rigging, and already iule vessel sta1ppnd n
Ger hf canvass; Tie say Was ob,caied hT lynn masses
al dark clouds The ol HE wave, hravny lh,I
oafh voln nes 10 The sky tl,ned with ,ueg asy plos
PhfeSaen eht "en ols. red IN siurtn- aud once ir
s'a a"t'u was II NJ tar tcw seceisls by pale hldt
l2h' hho"n 10 seaneh as the Corpus SANTA aud Whose
appalling Appearance They snperst u~ly regard as Iht
precursor OF m>irinnr aud ftck the barometer fell
faFd} and everything loreloid tculbe siuie Of III,
.irnsus.
| pon discovering the hfe kets tue bris WAS imncdl
atit worn with her head I'll ,hue; tie cuur>,s rerfd
Ter tapsas double feclrd aud sci Nuly The nalian
'i"H ana het pan gran NJ every tuhehrt tall masl.
b'mns Ia the blast. Dayhs found her ,ulI drapglau
on, AMI fSng ia HE sea, Wrh apveaed pressing IN Il
destruction: II lmn4hl an Increase at wlld AID mo-,
gloomy p"sfect- the sea ran hatIuIy hgh, an appear
80 Que sheet III nam, tar as the eye could reach
lI.1 tint tl4 l. tt.4.1 J..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-10-05
A CRASll-lijCkI EsC,pE

iesietd1y, about O'Clock, e Jplss OF the second
s"y IA trout part ut tie building occup,rd ne th,
"S,o" iiouSe. We way under the pressure of bout
- '"S sal"hl u III Their descent carried the ground
h''r aud finally lJlgcd IN the cellar. In lLs h,L ~,
"e ground ar WIS the Collectors otli . m winch
al me Tine. We're Mr. Nm. Npson son Of the CoIIsc.
'nf' MI 6eofse ID Fisher and the Captain eta VS..
H'' Sc hane we iave hnt learned lrelthrr Of ~ ho
w. a'o happy ~ say, WAS Jand, Though the Captains
oat was buried IA the rnlHs. Two ar,fops WIRE si,,
I'd IN rar0lng salt irum usp,n Ia I,4 t,,nt 49,,
"h'p 'he 'tss gave "ayi out lhcy fortunately esrsped
'." HE building before tue ',eavy aa-s .ll.-lif,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-10-05

NrGANGE PHIsuS SCENE - Thr EDITOR orIhe New
'oih 'anfitf, III describing visit 10 the SAT- Prison
AMI noting the TACT that adj ,lnny building he per
cel'ed Lady IN conversation with man, dressed IN
The pslSon apparel say:
ihy spoke al mutual friends OF The characlerstcs OF
Tue place, The incidents al The journey Sc aud the IT,
NAN ltoh her companun, that On his way thuhpr he
mad mlssrd s'me fnsnls whom he would Ia, e been
lad Ia see The lady asked no would really have been
rl'asrd 10 SEE them trnanly he replied why n1I1'
'ol, sad she, your p,,lll1n nav !. ~ la nIAllnr
That should thlnh you wuuld rather shnn than n,t Fl
Your old trends 'Oh no he replied. 'thcn's nu,lnu
minimizing About II Ills uLiotuualr be sure bul
no'hhs m"r Alter hall hour, conversational he look
MS 'rl'e and walked into the prison yarI.
we learned upon inquiry. that thls was DR.. Bnur-
,on' Tie somewhat notorious Big Thunder ut ihr AMI
hther whose sentence OF Death for the share he Dor,
IN me murder OF deputy shcrlh Steele, was cummutrd
ny ,he governor 10 imprisonment tr lite. lie Appeared
perfectly AT easr lnelceni mild aud agreeable IN his
"'hrIs, aud Tar more like jealous nrpluon. en-, hu
slaN IMAM deliberate cllmlnal lie has been ma
'hel nurse IN The hospital. the dulles ui winch he dis
charges WITH great hlruty and good degree Of skill
ne Is Gehlemany IN his department, aud pt trcy obe
1Fnl TO The regulations III the prison. The lady, with
"n"h ne was convcrsl71, was his WIFE, who had w,l
reached Inc scene OF his lgnonnluus punishment"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-10-05
y ss'E'H ID, =.
fa'llE subscriber wishing 10 dispose Of his property
IN Lyncabnr., uil-fs lor SAL,
Two HOUSES AND LOTS;

One the lower end at VI ,ln Street at pres
ent ia the Occupancy oi 4 Rnckrr jt., a nn.cetv.
And the other ii The junction ii Lynch Street with
six Alley. the LATER beng the neq hborhood Of Tn
ruhcpal W -housrs, aud within hundred yard, Ut
the basin OF The CauA would be uas excellent h,ra
lion ir lubarco llclIy. Ihe subscriber would rather
sell ms property privately. but. disposed OF
beloe the st ol Orloher, II will thai day he sold
public aacrron. LAFAYETTE " LAMBETH.
September WtlO 1t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-10-05
DIRECT TAXATION.

We copy. from the Richmond Times. :" string d
articles from Democratic sources conoenJatory oihe
scheme Of Direct Taxation. Durno the Session al
congress and pending the deb1ie upon he reduction u
ne idHh, There was no member who had the nerve "
""' al slch hing. reduction Of the tariff II was
e1f"dsd would lead 10 la..c4st ol lee leycaue ard
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-10-05
SEQ ri, AgpsD

ND | NAWAY from the subscriber. liyinr IN this
q place, his negro man
ALBERT,
who has been for the last three four years engaged in
driving hack. lie Is about twenty fur OF five yea r
nj age, very black and likely, about five feet eight or
e inches high, rather thin lace and quite nleIl-
gfnt conntenance Ills clothes cannot be described as
he lrtt without any.
"IIl pay the above reward for his delivery To me in
Lynchbarg or his confinement in i1 81 that gel him
JAMES f.. IORNER
Sept 2S lsif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-10-05

ESREClPIFAlF.DE Extract of liptkof the best q al!
4 ny, considered ny sane Phy>,llns nearly and by
others fully, equal 10 q lnlne AMI much lower p.
ces
E\TRAT of best Red Bark
POWDERED Red, Yellow, Pale and Caisaya
bark Of best quality.
SANDFORD's SIprrfne Yellow Bark, of best
qnany.
SALll NE. used frequently in place of q rhine.
Jf>l rs DROPS. used instead Of Bark
+ N sale at Howell ia NiES'
September 2S -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-10-05

The editor Of the Philadelphia North American who
va, rcen y Visit to West POINT says of this corps
Although The corps had been but few weeks in prac-
tee II had already nvalled constructing bridges aud
throwing t1cn across the rivers the quickest time Of hn
frnrh engineers Ia the "orks ot mining aud spring ng
harder mofe unusual labor had be- pri1rmrd aud
although the corps engaged in digging trenches and
throwing up bfeaslworhs Tor the two days We were al
HE Plnl, hs spirits al The Hen not danned by
the prospect Of hard Labor aud active service
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-10-05
TAVERN HOUSE

EInl with all necessary GU houses. go1d repair,
l-i--A this pmpcry oilers Il PERSONS disposed en-.
gage IN tavern keeping, al place where hey
all their supplies o gam vegetables, Sc, many strong
Inducements. Persons wishing 10 purchase invited
Visit The premises brlore the day Of sale The
terms will be LIBERAL, and made knnwn un the ,ay of
sale. JAMES 4. MERIWElIIFR
Sept. ) w6O IT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-10-05
EAGLES EYRY FOR SALE.

Twins well known aud beautiful place, having been
l. occupied as Tavern and Farm for the last two
years the subscriber h ,po.ed sell aud If private
sale )e ELECTED previously, II VIII be ifrrcd the
Highest bidder IA the premises on TUESDAY, thr 9TH of
October next, # ialr ufi rrNlse the next tar dty.
Situated l02 mIleS West o Iyuch5url IN The Iufu-
pike leadng then 10 the Springs. by Way o the Nalu
IAl Bndle. with alb ut
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-04

"A German Correspondent Accountant, Agent BE; By a
unmarried OF 20 OF who has been employed IN
tsss capacities since he was years sundry
houses Of standing and repectaby ia New York
whence he lately arrved) He hss sso been employed in
Revisr 81 The books ard bankruptcies Of
cants houses where such kept purposey
recty aud correct and render
and plain statement OF their affairs he Offers ther.ofe. his
services aid trustees appointed similar
aud Tor the regulation Of sc He further would &C.
cert South the West Indies Mexico a. Ne
uceutly acqu anted with trade aud business there re
spectng his oapabe and character he such refer
those who wish make his
ssd who may drop line to T. s., Boz No 1875 lower Post
Office. mao lmsrc
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g. s7a,a5l 10 42s,4I3 I7.2ls 334

Total ...... $s,sat5i lo%2s,fI3 H2is3A lse22 $40
This table exhibits very extraordinary fact and that
Is, an increassd importation with reduced revenue,
showing that the average rate Of duty upon imports ID
gradually but steadily falling on under the operation Of
the present tariff act For the FIRST quarter Of lsas the
imports were sosso7 than in the nrs quarter Of
lsla notwithstanding which, the duties received in the
Art quarter of lsa6 ssssA less than for the
responding quarter In 1874. This confirms what we
have repeatedly stated that the importation of those
descriptions of merchandise paying the highest rate Of
duty is annually decreasing and that the average rate
Of duty will bsfors many years esps be reduced to
revenue standard without any medication Of tbs tariff Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-04
FOUNTAIN HOTEL.

THE PROPRlEl OKs Of this Estsblishnent, long known
L - nELTZhJOVER6 retur. Their grateful thanks 70
s.ee he. bees under their and beg leave
determined ssible, fuure suecesshey have
their former spacious building new Beautiful
and airy three wing containing about thirty lodging
rooms This addition renders the LADIEs ORDINARY mach
sonmodous and gives the House hundred 6y
rooms The whole structure has uadeene thorough rsv
PAnTEHr ample both for Ladies and 0enenen, .ad will
b conducted the European PLAN the Superior com
fort and despatch The sxtaasive improvements thus made
enable the s6sr for the ~
onage Of the public egabshmsn rsplee with svery ng
caeuated to reader attractive and comfortable including
part Of all ecsd with it.
nary 81 50 per day. DIX K fOGG.
f0 2Awsfw Propristor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-04

Married.
At Brooklyn, l. l., On the - nstaat, BY the nav Dr.
Capt. William Lee.
At Staten Island the I'd instant, by the Raw James
Brownies Mr. IsAAc DAVIS, Of Bostsa, to Miss
daughter OF the late George n Barrett Esq Of Staten
Island. - =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-04

u>ssx year r0ss-vhish yse - xaas - ~ impsta-
sonslinio this port slons. amounted 70 essossis7.
The vsus OF the imPorations into this port the rst
quarter In each Of the past four years. has been a. an
ncxed -
CoxssRor THE Posr on Nsw YoaK-vnuE or
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-04
HOUSES 10 LIT.

E stusrtoa dssirabs-Thsss house situated the
Fourth Avenue, bstwe>n 23ts ana ssh also
oth and hstrees they three brick buildings
sin rooms each as gdsns, marble mantels Gliding dse.
black ney bio he They will be perfect
ordei and admirably calculated for esdn<es for
smlliss The rail hvs from A. M.
till u night hsy be reached from the City Hall
" minutes
Apply D. EVANS, No is Civ Hall Place. at his resi-
des CO. leo Foarth Avenue
B-soms Of the houses admirably arranged for two
families a. liver
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-04
MRS. CARROL'S

MRS. CARROL'S
INDICATED VAPOR BATHS, No. 1874 Fulton street,
1vA opposts ST. Pana church These Baths
.sst Psrso.. sesd yh coughs. colds o.
speedy ana certain relief without In this they are Pre-
leabe T. any medicine and far eectual than the
comsnon hot weteS bah besides being dslghu and assist
the syptsm. aNsn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-04
LATENT DE2LK2QKCg By TIE IAKs,
Interesting From WashinGtsn.
WASHINGTON. Aprila Is<G.

WARRINGTON, April 2, IoD.
The Sub Treasury Passed by the H0uss-Ths hsl.r-
sshag Cansie,sads Continued in ths Sssats-Cx,
rious Results Of the Baitsmors Coassmtion.
The sub-treasayy, revised and miigated, passed
the House to-dsy, l23 to 81.
In the Senate, Gen. Cass replied to the remarks
OF Col. Benton, Of yesterday. He refuses to sur
render prisoner to the 20 men, Col. Benton replied,
and said that the General in his defence, had Jump
Cd out OF the frying pan into the fire. because if he
assumed that France, the treaty Of Utrecht sought
to run boundary west Of the Rocky Mountains in
l7l3, we had lost all title to tbs country, previous to
the year 1907 Mr. Webster brought up the rear in
support OF COL Benton. 1t is curious, in this dsy.
to sec such men as Webster, and Calhoun and Ben
ton, pulling together with the harmony Of trio Of
oxen, steadily and all together. Who could have
expected such result from tho resolutions Of the
Baltimore Convention I The position Of Gel B. IL
considered critical; but In the alternative of war,
all divisions will be healed in q combined effort for
the country; and if peaoe b. inevitable" then the
torty-nines are triumphant
The sQuall appears to have blown over; but other
developments may be expected every day, narrow
ing down the question TO the olive branch or the
sword. We refer you to your reporters report.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-04
WINDOW SHADES.

NJ oTICELo toss who may wish Purch.ss this article.
IN either By Retail Quantity Subscriber would
specially STATE that he the sole nvsnsr snd Exclusive
Msnyiaciuer Of ne real i,nplse s,isst Oil Tran parent
bic g Carl on the edxes s.d the sny kind that suitable
Comprises epsrp article that New, sch Cheap. Desire
bic the line Of his business and for hoiesa his Manu-
tuon.
fEARL STREET four doors South OF Chatham.
H. n. WEBB.
Retail. ME iwissf
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BOWENf AMPAIRAkAfNN.
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AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE
THIS AFTERNOON will be gvea an extra performances
for the aecoHmodsto. OF juveniles and families
ing half past o'clock.
ON Saturday Evening, April 4,
Fifth appearance % Mr. sands thorough bred English horse
MAY FLY, in Pas ssui.
Grand ds.lsy of Science by the celebrated
LIGHTING PONIES, Tom Spring and Denf Burke.
I'd America also, Of the celebrated English
fairy stscd
CINDERELLA.
Together with full aud brilliant performance horseman-
ship. by this uurvaled troupe.
Doors open 7; performance commence half past7
PALMO'S CPERA HOUSE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-04

NEW AND UNRIvALLED SPLENDORS.
SaNurdnY EVENING. AprIl 4.

SaturdHy Evening, April 4,
The entertainments 10 commence with some popular airs
pear and number Of their isvore Aero attic
Display b. Harrington and Son. Circular Cord Evoiutons
those UNUSUAL imp dement's of music, the Muscs Sticks To
conclude with the OF Rock Harmoncon tho Re-
nowned Musical Woader.
Particulars in the bills Of the day.
Doors at II X O'Clock. AdmittAnce %
aeuta m all nsrys IF III hau.