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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-27
Official Dispatches from the Amy.

We and in the Union of Monday night the OF
cial Dispatches of Commodore CoSsEg and Gen
eral TAYLOR Those OF the former re have already
published in advance of our contemporaries and now
presen; our readers with all that portion Of the Ia
ter which will be found OF general interest.
HEAD QUARTERS AzST OF OCCUPATION.
Camp Al Pzio l!co. Trxas, MAJ Q. l5;s
SiR have the honor 70 report that was Cst mia
place yes,erdsJ ny E,srca from Point I.soe. b the
Mexican forces and sf,er action Of about Eve hours
t.lods them from her position and sucsnPed upon
and ;wo lieh; the chiefly engaged and
the excellent manner in watch Il was naleuverec agc
served IL cur succe,s mainly cue.
The strength Of The enemy is be!eved 70 have been
thousand with pieces Of artillery ac
egh: hundred cavai-y HIS los IS probably Least
hundred killed 0u- strength did not exceed al iod TWEEN
,y-hree hundred. while loss comparatively TIL
finy-.cur men killed three officers and ihrt men
wounded several Of the latter morally res-e: = sey
infantry severely wounded. Lieut. Luther, q 2-e
~, slightly so.
The enemy has fallen back aud /, Ia believed hes re-
passed the river. have advanced parties noF thrown
forward in his direction ard shsi the main BODY
Immediately.
la the haste Of this f- report only say that the
officers and men behaved in the admirable manner
throughout action. shs have Ire pleasure 81 as-
ing more detailed report when those Of the difeFeai
commanders shall be received.
am sir, very respectfully,
Your ooedien, servant
4 TAYLOR
Brevet Brigsd!er General U. s. a. Commanding.
Tt ApIr7AST GENERAL, L. s. Army.
Washington, D. &.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-27

Gerl.ros PHILOSOPHY OF T1k FIseEx NAiLs-Eo K
CoaessS<d-"e have allow fhai Beautiful baii 10 e+
seaal o'nAnsntU " TIE bsrd snd Ibts o.auy e0p,isa
styns tr rs. nleeiy shapec taccordng pe7,oei
rans24fens ca mica G05a.ed win ros-. p,ek a,b; sst
De 'hin around n= ioois ACE oia@n -y-a t.t ssf
my "osroen n lie teDi0n 10 IfegeeI tie oi rdlop q
hse 40 daSn Il bV h.qGeouJ wasting pe s~oos
W HooK AuD'S Ia!isn A-oJcE'-d ooapl viii mss err
Amy be accomplished ls 4sy feesis 10 .Es0's
ihe cd Of ms ~Dar-ru! Soap -vefy y@sx, Of Tab ~
Pa F-rE-s, Sar hurb, ,,l!owD-s Rrdbr,s, Eo1tnte.
ftuer Chsp', Crscs. &c from The eyuee-D.tinx
soit, white std smooth a cnti1's. GCURAup5 Pood Q
saoiiss possess Tho azes prny~ru-. II completely ~
roofing IupeI sloas has GOCRAUDS Loud Rouge 2;
psTs brilliant sud amovaoi- color psI- cleric -.
nps! GoURAUp'5 Acoustic Drops srs highly prizea y
he medea faculty for her potency n tsS ress'fsoa''
bearing.
e Il mrs, be borne 10 mind, .hsl the sssgEsz preps
noa, Of DR. FELIX GOUhAUD Gao osLY % g9reiasss
a. his depot CT Cosmetics AID February, % "AAG
hrss store from Broadway.
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HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF OCCUPATION,

PoINr ISABEL, (rexas) May -, 1916.
Sir am making hasIy visit to this place for the
purpose OF having an interview with Commodore Con-
ner whose squadron is cow at anchor OF the harbor
aud arranging with him combined movement up the
river. avail myself OF the brief time my command
report that the main body of the army is now occu
plying It's former position opposite Maamoros The Mex
lean forces almost diserganized and sha lose
time in investing Ma,amoros, and opening the navigator
Of the river
regret report that Msjor Rinegod died the morn
ing OF the 18th inst OF the wounds received in the
whose wound 10 dangerous the other wounded officers
doing we'll 10 my report of the second engagement
nccdenty ommitted the name OF Lieut.. Dobbins, Sd
lnfus,ry, among The officers slightly wounded and desire
thst the omission may be supped in the dispatch Itself
am under the painful necessity OF reporting that Lieut.
Blake Typographical engineers aiier rendering disn-
guishcd service in my staff during the affair OF the SIN
inst accidentally sao, himself with pistol the follow
log day, and expired before night,
II has been quite impossible yet to furnish detailed
reports OF our engagements with the enemy
curate returns of the killed and wounded Our loss
aot lar from officers aud 10 killed, and - officers
ana AVu men wounded while that of the enemy in
al proosoiity exceeded 300 killed than 2uo have
been buried oy us on the two fields OF battle.
have exchanged sufficient number OF prisoners 70
recover the command OF Thornton The wound
hcers their parole. Geper.lls VEGA ard few other
officers have been sent 10 Sew-oreans hav.uy eecIuec
parole, and will be reported 20 MAJ Gea Gaines, am
not converSant with the usases such cases and
beg hst such provision be made for these prisoners
may be authorized by law. Our own prisoners have
been treated win great kindness 6y the Mexican officers
am, sir very respectfully, your obetent servant
7. TAYLOR
b.. Brig. Gen. L. :. comGs.
The ApJuTASr GENERAL Of the ARMY, Washluc,on ID {
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-27

SINGULAR Fact is RELATION TO TIE TIDES.
4. Island of O.sheite OF high water u pre-
ciael7 noUn and raidnish! all the year round
= By the Ohio papers we learn that Requis-
irou t.s been made By War DEPARTMENT. me Gov.
eror Of Ohio calling upon him for En.ee regiments OF Ia,
fsntry or Rtaeneu-
E A rerdict of acquittaI has been rendered in
tie OF Capt Ca2p, Of tie ihip Panther uied .,
Charleston, lately, on charge Of being engaged N the
Giaye ysde
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-27

SHAVING, BATHING AND HAIR DsEssIsG. 81 Broadway,
(JudsoIs Hotel )Mr PHALoN calls The aueD ton Of
down gentlemen To his establishment which has been
tilted 10 superior syl" possessing all tie I'D vznsses
modern improvements. You lake BATH sbays hsVa
whise dyed and hair cured BY experienced arsu
all or u, same floor Call and So,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-27

wTRs STEAMBOAT ARROW, which was buraed
last year Is, been rebuff: In splendid style, and walks
the waters Ike thing OF n ie tAster thsn she used
to. She has oo.nneneet Der regular Ups between this
city and Syaek. For days ofdeparu,ssee advertisement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-27

ouTsrpz-F5st PaSe-The Great Far-Third Day;
From Washington; City Items The War In South
Carolina; The Crops. Weather, &C.. Our Canal I'M
provenento War Items The War with Mexico; News
Items. &C. Fourth Pase-Poetry-Jan Shower Baths
Free People Of Color Sales Of Stocks Marine Journal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-27
Texas and Liberty.

The Rochester u. Adr. favorsths and several other
journals with suDdry left.handed complaints fer
their steady opposition to the Texas Iniquity and
the War which i, has nstigaed, closing as follows
I'll becomes such faced tories 10 at the
Texans, Tho hare erhibed IN ne mast striking manner,
their attachment u republican prfneipe and their firm
resolution defend them The last Men acting thus
stand Infinitely malice Of The Tribune, the
tory joun e,gued with IT, In rnaligning their Gov
and those coming forward to Its support in the
hour Of need"
We were perfectly aware that attachment to Re
publican principles exhibited by the Texans
rather more s,rikirgy' than by the Advertiser Blu,
with no essential difference The Advertiser ex-
hibils its attachment aforesaid by denying to a
portion of our Freedom native adult male citizens
the rights pertaining TO Manhood. aud condcmnng
them 10 wear out their lives under laws which they
have no hand in making and Rulers whom they
have no voice in choosing. The Texans, acting
more consistently and manfully on the same general
principle, show their striking attachment by re.
solving in their constitution that portion of the
People OF their State shall be the Slaves and cha;tes
of another portion foreverthat the Legislature shall
have no rower 10 unshacke those bondmen even
by unanimous vote, unless it pay their owners
the value they may set on them as human cattle.
Abuse from such bypocri,ical Villains is equivalent
to the commcndation Of honest men.
II The British Wing. Kingston, Canada, dips
INTO affairs to the freedom and holiness
Of The Tribune in opposing The War on Mexico,
saying:
THAT the War 10 unnecessary and cruel 10 true; but
n once declared do not admire the policy thar would
deprecsic il in the eyes Of tue people. Had the English
Press done the rupture Of the Peace OF Amiens,
when Great Britain clearly and admittedly In the
wrong battle Of Waterloo would have been fought,
and the Bonapartean Dynasty might now sway tho det
tulos VI the World"
No, Sir Had the British Press spoken out fear
essly and faithfully on that occasion. the War wonld
have been arrested at the outset the lives of millions
preserved; France would have avoided or repealed
the final dcsposm of Bonapnrte md the restoration
Of tho Bourbons; the British National Debt woold
have been kept down TO about half its present coos
ssl dimensions: hc Working Glasses Of England
would now he erjcyins better wages and better
dwellings,. white Io3a "orh.houHes would
probably have se!r.,ilct uuknown. Uonaparte,
tiger ia be was, never could have sNyTyed Us des.
lines of the world IL the British Aristooracy had
not warrcd against and stirred up other nations to
mako war upon him: whence arose the carnage
anS glory of Marengo. Ulm, jena, Wagram, and
FriSdland. When he began TO wage utterly
just wars, his career was soon brought to calami-
tous conclusion. Such is the true lesson OF His.
tory; let those who reverently believe that God
of Justice ruies the affairs Of Nations fail to
assert and elucidate il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-27

Day Goons AT 4 GaEAT kADucTios Barker Towe
II Cah-rines. ayi,e attention hsr stock Of Tho lss
and fashionable Dress Goods inciaiog In part eaza-
rines. Barrges. Mu.cs, Lswus. Girghams, &c.
duced from 10 10 SO In prices and less than
All who wish supply themselves Tor The have
t.r q nnnEiunirr h.t- nH-..i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-27
business NoIlles.

NERVOUS CoMpLArsrs-we Invite tho attention OF ply
sicans and all interested the advertisement OF Dr..
Christie on the first page. work the Remedial
Powers OF Gslvansm which may be had 7ras the only
Agency, ls2 Broadway. Let all have copy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-27
The LICENSE Question.

ASrI.IIcsNsr TowsS.-In the town of Aurel;us
Cayags Co only vote of ao0 was cast 10 fsyor q,
license; in Macedcn. Wayne Co hu; 5, In osaen Monroe
CO. 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-27

" TIE Exsxr GuASps y, Albany, have re-
solved tender their services TO the Governor and
declare that they in readiness msrh to the de-
fence of their country, when called en-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-27
RRoOYLYN AEEAIRs.

z The storm Of Monday evening was very &C.
we're in Brooklyn and Flat5ush. In the Yoor-House A7
psnes Of glass were broken and the gardens &C.. n Flat
BUSH were much injured The oa-Cloth Factory owned
b. Jas. Frel Il 3. oosn blown DOWN, destroying
large quantity Ct finished oiI-CIo,h- Nobody hurt.
e The papers are again stirring up The Com
Council he subject OF preserving Forl Green for
pubic square They CLIO complain Of the practice OF
noTtDs houses through tie street.
u A poor woman, At IS Middagh-st whose
Oldest died yesterday trom wound received
fortnight since, ant who has yet TWO children and
means SUPPORTS mentioned IL the Eagle deserving
object OF immediate charity.
Y There were nearly Que hundred apPi!ca-
lions the Common Council for Rum Licenses on Mon
day evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-27

II The steamboat Proprietor. for Fort Hsnai-'
ton and Coaey Island leaves Pier No North River, sysEy
Gay. See advertisement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-27
HEAD orAarrns Aaxr OF ooerrATIos.

REsHcA {
rnoros 10 o'clock, Pm May 9, 1916.
SIR have the honor 70 report ina; marched with TIE
MAN boiy Of army at o'clock Today having pew
ou.y thrown forward body Of light infantry into ;he for
es, which covers the Ms,auo.os road. Wien the
spot where am Tow encnmped, my advance discovered
mat rsvtne crossing the road had been occupied BY
the enemy with artillery. iInmee!a'e4Y 'Taeiea d
battery Of field artillery sweep the position, fink
ing and sustaining by the 81, 4;l, and 5;h :es!-
ment. depoyed skirmishers 10 the right ana Left
A heavy Are OF artillery and OF rlpsketry was kept
up for some time, until aaaiy The enenys batteries
were carried IN succession By squadron OF Dragons
and the regiments Of infantry that the ground
He WAC driven from mis- position and pursued oy
suusdron eff Dragons battalion Of artillery 80 infantry
and lpht battery 10 the ri-er Our victory been
conpete Eight pieces OF artillery, with gres, guam
thy of ammunition three standards and some one hun
bred prisoners have been taken among the latter Gen
La Vega and several other Ctcers One General Is IN
dersood 10 have been k!sd The enemy has recroOsed
the river and tsl no, again modest us on this
bank.
The loss OF the enemy in Killed has been
Our own has been very heavy and deeply to
report that Lieut. uge 81 Dragons, Lieut. Cochrsne,
4ih infantry and Lieut.. Chac5ourDe, 9Th infantry
killed the field Lieu, Col. Payne. ith artillery,
Lieut. Col. Mcintosh Lieut. Dobbins Sd infantry, Capt.
Hooe and Lieu Fowler, 9Th Infantry, and Capt Mont
gonery Lieuts. Gates. Selden, McClsy. Burbank and
Jordan sth iulautry wounded The extent sf cur
oss in killed and wounded not yet acertAioed and Is
reserved for more detailed report
The affair OF to-day may be regarded as proper sup
plement TO the cAunonude o! yesterday aud the t"o
taken together, exhibit Inc cOOness ana gaautfy OF
our officers and men in the mos: favorable light All
have done their duty and dOno II nobly 1t Will be my
pride, in more circumshntisi rprt Of both acton-
TO dwell upon particular pstanceE individual diirc
ton.
It affords peculiar pleasure to report that the field
work opposite Maanoros has sustained Itself handsomely
during cannenade and oombardnent OF Ito hours But
the pleasure Is aoyed with profound a. the loss Of
its heroic noomitahle commander Ma Brown who
died to. day the effect OF she'll HIS loss would be
one to the service at any time but TO The army
under my orders II indeed rreparable. One officer and
one noncommssioned officer killed and ten wounded.
comprise all the casualties incident 10 this severe bonn
bardment.
inadvertently omitted TO mention the capture Of n
large number OF pack mules LEFT in the Mexican camp
l am, sir, very respectfully, your obi terv't
T. TAYLOR,
Bt. Brigr. General L. 5. A.. Cong.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-27

: n 1t will be seen by our Washington Letter,
on the First Page that Henry HosN has been rs.eed by
the Senate as Collector OF the Port Of Philadelphia by
vote Of % to o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-27
The Ap,urAxr GENERAL Of the Army washington D. c.
Adjournment ofthe Metho dist General Confer
ence-Stntr Convention of the Protestant
Episcopal Church, DC.


Correspondence OF The Tribune.
PErESsBrxo. May 2s!. isi6.
The General Conference closed lis Session this
evening, 10 meet in 1850.
They passed resolution, among their lss, acts,
requesting the Bishops prepare address 10 the
General Conference OF The NJ. E. Church in Isis,
and hey elected DR. l. Pierce Ca their delegate to
present them to thst General Conference.
Rev John Early their Book Agent; charged with The
general ulanasenent OF their Book interests.
The business OF the Session has been transacted with
great harmony AID generally with dispatch. Even their
difference. have served 10 show the strength Of hir fer
eearance and unanity. Indeed the whole history Ct
their o2erauons IN organization. and tie Sfe- rsase-
reuts u their Church Interests has been CONTINUED tx
hibioa OF southern unanimy, whch Observable II al
their great movements.
And who VIII not wish tha, il may Always ee i
prominent irail 0: their history.
They have been prudent 10 their organzscn in not IN
dertaa.ps than they had The Of
The StaieCcnvsnon Of the Protestant Episcopal Church
II session IN this ely. The people are ETa; Il
having opportunity OF listening The celebrated d.
Tying OF your ctiy.
The Closing services OF the General Con:e-e,ce vre con-
dnc;e N the presence o. large audience by Dhop Ca
PerS. AS ever, yours >.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-27

u In consequence OF srea,press of important
news, most of our Editorials arc crowded on, this
morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-27
BIT. Brig'r. General L. s A., Cong.
The ApJuTAST GENERAL Of the Army Washington, b.
HEApQUARrRKs ARMY or OccCrArioN,
kesacs de Ia Palma. Nay II, 1856.

Orders No. SO
/. The commanding general cOngraulaes the army
under his command upon the signal success which
crowned s recent operations against tie enciny. The
GOODNESS and seadnees OF the troops during The action
OF 9Th, and the brilliant impe,uosity with which the
encmys position and artillery carried on the OH.
have displayed the best qualities Of the American soldier
To every officer and soldier OF Ills command, The Gene
raj publicly his thanks for the noble manner In
which they bave sustained the honor Of the service and
Of the country While tho main body OF the army has
been thus actively employed, the garrison left opposite
Matamoros has rendered less distinguished service by
sustaining a severe cannonaae and bombardment Tor
many successive days. The army and the country,
while justly rejoicing in this triumph Of our arms will
deplore the loss of many brave otcers and men who
fell CALAMITY in the hour Of combat.
= 1t being necessary for the Commanding General 10
visit Point Isabel public business, Colonel Teges will
command Of the corps Of the army near Mata-
rnoros including the garrison of the held work. Ee
will occupy the former lines Of the army. making such
dispositions for defence and for the comfort OF his com
mand as he may deem advisable. He will hold himself
strictly the defensive until the return OF the Com
manding General.
By order Of Brig Gen. TAYLOR:
w w ] BLISS Act A6i General.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-27

B The RErxALKRs held a spirited meeting al;
gammany Hall las, evening, notice Of which is erowe-
Cd out this morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-27

brcapt Hooper, os the bark Montgomery from
Zsrssar arrived yesterday. Informs US that French
war steamer had arrived that place, and uesiy hsd
been concluded whh the lnsum OF Muscat The
had returned and taken few valuable Arabian horses
az present TO Louis Phill,ose
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-27

w- The Evening Edition of The Tribune will
contain all the additional information which may be re-
eeived nom the Army up the hour Of our afternoon pa
per going to press.
Should any thing Of ry decided Importance reach us this
forenoon We will Immediately Issue Extra, but no E1
ira win be published from The Tribune Office unless
deem the news Of great importance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-27

SoTicE.-The Ws!nui on Military Shaving Soar wted
has -ql s IL the inyestton Of ar VIM Johnson cow
the only manufacturer Of The tr1e artici. Al q CortaDc
AID nss conn-c.ior win any Vroon Fowler repre-
e-ed by hose who eod-sycr N make capital cot 0f -
tor loe maafaeisrs and ss.s OF spurious srea
ir1ii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-27

I By reference to our columns i, VIII he seen
that the Ocean Steam Navigation Company open their
books for subscription on Tho es.h esh and 3o,h inst,
We hope that our citizens win all feel Interested in this
enterprise and come forward TO aia in carrying GU, the
views of tho Directors We ara confident TIA. mus,
be one Of tho most profitable Investments thai has ever
been ofszed TO the public the Company have Gov.
ernmen contract for Eve years 100000 per snnuua-
We hope TO see the stock well distributed, which viii
guaranty the success Of the enterprise.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-27

PREPAaE FOR THs HrArs ~ ,UMdsk.-iG order with
mora safety Ia encounter tbs Gteuss heat of sumner ne
highly s1visas that the blood be In pure state Tor III
not lbs will be li.siy 10 eng-nd5r fsv'J
efupiIns bos oher form of disease, by ~hIca
morbrc ia Tho circulation indicates pssrBee
few hottie. Of Ssndss sarsspara TAKEN according ihs
directions, vii rEeclny perform l5s oti oo par hcAuoo
ana bring the into The condition D1st nd pied 10
only ordinary oaiBts ITO fatal ep!rors
confefVaVe IN ia effects uo"p ih- system. tba s
uDistrred Oniy adults tut with perfect safety
ehgreD. It's reputation valuable ants ptc
daily Increasing, and certificates ing msrs arc
co1sLsu " being from all Ions VI coapuy
prepared sod, vpuossio ano foIaii, o, A. d. 4 v.
bASDb Druggtsla, 100 Fullonst corner OF William New.
YORK Gold also al rs BfosdVay n sss Hro4dwsy ps
by pruggs rnafsy thou tbs United Ststes Yca
81 por bottle s n"ui@s n, az
To FAMILIES. MEscH.sTs. TRAVELLERS, &c. tstus
New York The house OF Col1.tocx Co having COW %
abrd sGcb He, Ldo1s Celebrity for lh.u Pro pTsorJ
fatent eccines ID deem sucrnt form Puh1o
sac ioo travelling community wh.ro 0,isInsl aIlet
can he CHAINED 10 In hr c-nt excellence lhoir Sha
a'ors'ofy 10 tie great travelling ihoroug HARE 81 Conal
a.
Theological ssd genuine Palo Extractor Depot
Hsyss Linifnent for tn Piles
me Z Iiraci 81 ss,'apsiiI!s 10 purify tho blood.
kaSt India Heis Dye.
Roach 51ne 1" XII Reaches and Bed Bugs.
so MS on!y L1bOrs:ory and aoap WORKS fr the gea'
ihe snat On Military Shaving Soap made only gvt1a
By Nj " N Johnson.
JohraonA dor for removing echles sunoQru srd
oeeStiiJn TIE CONF 'rxioD.
sArfs I'D remedy for Rheunailm.
s!cG H=afsrhe Remedy.
Esndx@c1itf E.s-pcrs, all kieds
Al. varieuss of P-rfInery.
Fam OF Columbia for lh- Hair.
Ga Narrow ano Eesr's OH, wa,ranted prre.
hJt1n BA sam for hair
Antigua Ol. Quo Of Rose In gilt bottles kc u tho
YORK
The ooly depo: for The Megsesl Pain E1,rse.or.s
u C.r-su6-st. m26ln
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-27

u The Only 'r1s Gspo. for he Magical Pain Extractor
L. a. p corIla1d-sL MIA Iys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-27

~ The letter in ,o,day's paper from our vigi-
liant and Intelligent, correspondent, at Vera Cruz will be
found well worthy of porusa Although no la,eI than
other adsoes from that quarter Il has iportan, matter
which has not Otherwise reached We trust our
respondent will DO able his at inter.
vas Notwithstanding the obstacles which War and a
probable Blockade will occasion Though less trequen,
than hitherto, they will be more Interesting.
We have made arrangements for accurate ard early
advices from correspondent, in Oregon and California
which territories likely 10 become tho theatres OF
Important even,s. We shall cndeavor TO be oven with
the foremost In tho freshness fGlness and accuracy OF
oar adviees from the Sea, Of War; and every qas,er
whence important advices may be expected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-27

FIRE AT FoSpAssUSa.-The paper nil OF NJ.
Craig ,he furnace beiousi-s TO Geo W Cleveland ana
toe Dwelling ecu.e offs Sat- Esq occupied By M Crs
AZ Focds,bash, Montgomery Co, ali consumed ~
IRE ~ O'Clock Saturday morning The paper nil
and contents estimated $4,000, which there
wss insurance. Of $1,000 O. the other buildings and
property tacre insurance. TIE whole loss Is es
uraaiea 81 soops $500 (Aloany Argus.
CAPrAN FSissIE.-The New. Orleans papers
aave "a seeeuat-sone gvinS positively, others re
port merely-h2. Captain E,iseie having Been n-stsi
on bail AZ Kingston. Jsrna.cA, has rrl AWAY. We
scTy 10 bear his toc implies consciousness Of guilt,
ana is gross wrong 10 Tia parties whe became responsible
for h4s appearance. [CcnnssgiL.