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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-30

,**CoURr Fos THE CORRECTION OF Eanos'' .on,
day, Sept. S-Present-Lt. Gov. tfsr1iAs, n ns
tive ty-three Senators. No 81 r Juoson " "SS"k"
ton Motion to restore 70 ~ pscc on ~ ~
Denied. No ~ Fowler VS. = p JefmsIn, 30 - a ~.
Ellis VS. Same Defaults vet sside csuses !" nin iHs''
places ON calendar lint not 20 be ARGUED i 'f 'e''r'
No al O. w stanton, Jr - kinne. 70 ~ ~
without prejudice till after recess ~. =" ny ,r.,d
prascxs Placed on the calendar but % eIgued
MI sftsr recess No n. n wsring '. a trnn ei, clsrk'
&C. Motion to set aside defsult Dem WIN oes.'
r pare concluded for plaintiff In error MIR H. Peck
ham sss heard for defendant In error-and M A. G.
Psire IN reply Decision postponed. NO 10 ID. Coon
lev w. d W. Coonley Cssss distributed.
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ALLEGED CASE OF INCEST. sc. IN YATEs COUNTY,.
Tine Yates County Telegraph recently published
the OF father accused by two or three Of his
dsughtors with complicated bssencss and turpude Il
from the sollox ing account by the Penn Yss D.
oers that this story originally little 70 Be rslie4
on and 10 rendered sun deubt(nl ~ ouonnD
evidence. The Democrat ssys that on NE eNQo Non
Of the prisoner Mira Aiken and Lucy Arnold Wefs the
principal Witnesses on the part OF the complainant By
order Of the court they were separately exa@incd.
The consequence was, thst they fsly contrsdicted
each other In several important particulars Mrs Aiken
II proved before her marriage, away with Aiken,
lwho then and still Is proessed blsckleg) and for
eight nine weeks travelled about the country with
hun. passing man and vile, she was proven to have
been before her marriage and still s s!prostitus Her
general character also fully impeached vas also
proved that she dissas6cd with hsr fathsr for net
giving her portion Of his property, and sf didsfent
mea had made threats against him, showing very vim
dictve feeling Lucy he'd for the past year frequently
been at Aiken. receiving from them various Prssenss
an had been invited and live with Aiken, 70
whose house she has gone and where she st rsnsins
Her statements were also hsty contrsdicted, BY wiz
whom she had previously stated the facts. In
addition TO all this other evidence given 70 prove
ttst the ascused not at the place at the time the
offence said 10 have been committed. The whole
story Of the complainant and her improbable
The character the sccused proved 10 have bees
nnble for twenty ears by host Of most respec
table Witnesses, his nearest nsighbors
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FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
TIC, THOSE PERSONS who will prove that JULES

| 'INO THOSE TENSIONS who VIII prove that JULES
L HAULS VEGETABLE LIQUID HAIR DYE is not
the best the best known this
This valuable discovery will enable person to dye
the hair whakers few minutes without the les in.
THIS preparation warranted wash
and brancy. 81
Be certain and ask for Jules Haus Liquid Hair Dye all
others spurious II wish for black ask for box mark
ed n if for brown ask for boz marked b.
Premiums have been awarded to the subscriber at the
Franklin Institute + exhibition.
For ssle wholesale and retail by the proprietor, Jules
Haul perfumer and chemist &c South Third below
Keeh.m, ,2i Fulton; Ciirehugh, 2os and 200 Broadway
A. Arau Layette Bszaar Of Liberty and Broad
way; ~. Jacquemond ais Broadway; Hs,isnd, Reese
Co.. Maiden lane and by all respectable druggists in the Uni
ted States s24 liner
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CE0AR WAREHOUsE.-JAS. D. ARMSTRONG 4
~ THORNTON, No. ~ Cheapside. Baltimore. m a III
100000 Segars, embracing fine and medium quail
TIES consisting Of ReEaias La Normas. Casrilos Pne-
Also.s general assortment Of Tobacco. for sale low
teIml. 81 I'm ia I'll
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MRS BISHOP.
CoRSE r. MAKER,

No. lW Hsdsnn Etffff, New Yprk.
lid r~tun thsaks us s3~s of hss
w emily sad The r-sc 10 fe.e ier ne vssy hhsysi ~
s,ss,1 ssA waula atom te that sh< hss connss<sA
ges. asala uts street ~hsss sh~ w ks<p k~sS
seal a lorscfs az The sfss style all ~ No
az n nnnufsrfure ~holesale ard retail.
Also Rs-ss sels AID Bssh Bssess 81 ever sssers<ss
linz an
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TRAVELLING TRUNKS, &c

TRAVELLING TRUNKS, &c. n
TOHN CATTNACH, TRUNK Manufacturer, No. I Wall
street Broadway. has hand ard
" making good OF Truuks, Valises, Carpet
Bsgs and SatGhels, wholesale and retail.
Also, superior article Of sole leather Trunks suitable for
Amercen European Travel and Portmantesus for The
ORDER the West Indies South America &c. filed with
despstch Ans me
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FIEAIIi ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS.
EEAT HENZ -

FEAT HERS, nc.
HENRY KAh>. Importers 50 >sssxp ~ sfk1rs.
III usAE Made sas have reesss~< ~ isfs snsss fv.
u hosis Pais oH.f Zoe sale. ussst es,ssssss 80
a t lsf~st sn1 1shesset. 81 70. 81
ritter Fic~rrs b. banenss, vsssths s.ss senfses ~.
Toxelhsr With .omFisss sssortm~st ms srAas ~ 80
6c,s fthe ss~ssa sss~rrucss s&A s.sss-
ci,ge cry Article N his tns - -
FEAlhEnSs sbosss. 40 tmsfsoa, estrtsn see fss<S
Fssshsn 10 rssr vansgy sad Of ne vssy ensss hssds
sie imer
WaEzT-'''' '''''''' sv'iTi' Sil:I I: s;sS;
sssb s
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I'D (MMD PAIRS msnusesured India Rubber shoes.
OsyOy combating Of mems overshoes and ladies san
ds and huahnswil be sold low TO close coucen also,
,9,ta snspsndsn. msnshcsqTsS e The xniqr RUBBER
sill lmsrre ty.it ~ No. Hanover 0quafe.
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FASHIONABLE DANCING,
"a Leonard street, West Of Bsoads0ay.
MsLLE PAULINE DESJARDlNS, of the Academic
4v4 Royae Prs respectfully informs public that her
G,.se. for a,honabe Dancing have commenced Besides
Mszurka Qua r,e, Fokas various,l new Waltz cinq
teaps composed for Me Cso BY Mons. Perrct and The
and graceful waltz RedowA schools and Families at
tended Terms and hours made known application
ga srh
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BIRD GAGE NANVFAjCITT'ORY

MAGNETIC ELECTRICAL MACHINES.
EIGHT DOLLARS EACH
u ANTH SHAW to call the attention Of the pnbl;e
ID their Improved Apparatus for medical aud other pur-
poses, which be operation their Office 2ao
broadway wners be had Bar,h Shaw Ualvsaic Er-
citsnt, Holts Whooping Cough specific.
~. IA large assortment Of Gold sad Silver Leaf
sfantly ON hand.
liberal discount to Cousyrv Aernr. SIT imsre
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TNH npders tenders his 70 his
old friends and tbs public general for the sale ofPo
1pes Lind.;e for the Receiving and Forwarding q
orders and charges a. moderate e.t.bshsd house
this cry. A. LAFITTE, Agent.
Savsuuah. Ga, Aueust31 W.
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News FROM HALIFAx.-Sr Jeremiah Dickson,
late commander OF the forces in Nova Scots,
and his daughter took passage In the Britannia the
18th IRE the 18Th nearly destroyed three housss
la Hollis street, opposite the Halifax hotel Sir John
Harvey has not yet made any rsmovsls from once,
alterations the councils, a. LEFT BY Lord Falkland-
Boston Tfanseript. 2sfh.
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LEECHES! LEECHES!
IUsT RECEIVED. 10000 large and healthy Swedish
Leeehes Aiss 1000 German Lssehss N prime order,
70. i.ees.s No IL wilIi.a st.
RARE CHANCE )
A NUMBER OF AGENTS WANTED TO undertake the
"A sale OF and useful patented article which can b
ehsaeers GUARANTEES Of $500 per annum will be given TO
composition each agent will have district secured
$50 Broadway, mp stairs
Letter. be postpaid in order to receive attention
CLOCKS, FANCY GOODS AND GLASSWARE.
Large sssortment Of Fancy Goods Clocks, Vioins 0ui
"A and Fluesi also Glassware, China, &C. will be sold
:" ',.'.' : '@''''' '''' GEORGE F. GER2INo:
1 London II r.Suss,sa 70 call at No 100 Pearl street.
S Y To w s.e r. is%s important a~.n
LADIES' HAIR DRESSING.
WILLIAM J, BARKER, formerly with n. Martin, and
.H.! .ss with " his = i to Sc:s
ilngs, The foilow,ns terms
0'S Do. "' sSsSpooins and
%I'ip 'ss Sssi wST sssS.S branch
81 Nine r. s SGs Bu.dw
agasr he New xSI Hotel ne. Of w.,:Iy
The hour desired For further particulars enquire Of
IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES.
lust received from Auction and offered 10 per be-
20 f.m i%pe tucked Bilss:
100 asS N.spolt ssI ga Sss worked do
100 Rivisre Embr9idsred GO GO
Ainse lot eolored orsandie Musi, So 50 dress
Afsw very Splendid Lac; Dresses. rom g
rich Assortment o. 0 rss and i%iison Lac. csS.
Behes Cspes and Sleeves, French Hsfe. Col
"a PrTR "a Byosswy
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UNION HILL ACADEMY,
FORDHAM, WESCHESTER COUNTY,
MEAN NEW y0RK.
ALEX. DEMPSTER, n. NJ, Principal

:"
REV. WILLIAM PO WELL
this Seminary taught all the branches Of solid Eng
ish education with tie other modern Languages ard the
Classics required The pupils have this peculiar advan
tageths the whole Of study conducted bv tbs
!. the shortest time in the Ens.h language this !ast!u9I
the French Spanish aud German languages enable
communicate pupils from those countries
BosId and washing per annum 5000.
sis TuThSalnn*rh
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WEIR'S CELEBRATED BROWN
ELECTUARY.

ELECTUARY,
A PROVED and recommended by the faculty-e
"A falling remedy for all affections of the Kidneys nfsm
atios AMI wsakness Of the urinary both males and
females This excellent medicinal pTeparation (suited
ali climates has been known 70 fail removing the
obstinate attacks Of gonorha ke and DO safely
recommended the public quick
and certain II DO tab at all times without regard
diet or hindrauce from business
Prepared only by JAMES WEIR, Ns Grard street, in
Boxes slings and shillings box None genuine
70 Orders through the Post oce will be duly attended
20. sis lm*rc
THE EAST ElyER.MgTUAL INSURANCE lstoeL(
Il Company, OF the city OF New York ofhce,Ne 81 Wall
street Ths Company continues against loss and
damage by fire, dwelling houses warehouses, buildings
goods merchandise and houyehod furniture favorable
terms a similar institutions in this city.
JOHN BROUWER, President.
CrAntx.H B,RrEy. s-cre,.rv 50 im.m
DRlNylNG PApE.k-ef any Sze or quality, msnuiac-
tured to order their PAPER 81 w indsor Locks
LonEectcut PERoSE x BROOKS,
y25 Nos. IS &61 Nassau street
ALLEN DODS WORrH'S
DRIVATE DANCING SCHOOL, No. As Broome st.
Il Broadway.
A. D. would beg leave to inform his friends and the public
BIZ which the and much
eased he i'll his classes the
Tuesday Oct st3P. NJ for Ladies and children, and r.
Tao include al Fsshionabls Dances of the
day, a
si9lmtr
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DANCING.F
AIR. sARAcco. d,nsinx ma.t . and Mis-. ANGELINA

MIR. SARACCO. cling master, and Miss ANGELINA,
x1 6rs teacher Of the Pasian Dancing Acade
my Of Mr. Ceilarus (wkere her skiliunsss
sputaon for her and sAuong the most
stinguish0d families Of that oiraris,,
but also among great many highly respectable Anne
cau and Englsh l.die. and gsuemen who reqneped the
Academyl have just opened Dancing
Academy, No. 80 Canal street, corner Of Broadway,
Wsitzes Nseouska Redowss Pokas Oallops Watzes Ike.
tsught OK tllf. ..a.a
LADIES' and gentlemen sdstincy received this Aca-
deny, where any body may be meet but with
good society and where order and decency will be always
strictly observed, AZ 2wsrc
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KITCHEN KANGES It m
HOLMES TWO OVEN KITCHEN RANGES

- = ~ - sIE.o W. OvEsS htACnEsN nArgEc.
vIvHE Propreton now prepared to furnish Holiness
Ranges to the trade or set them up for private
boarding houses having purchased the right from the
patentee TO and sell them Our Experience IN
manufacturing and setting XII chen Ranges in this city for
the pa eighteen years asserting that Holmes
kange cannot be surpassed for and
durability They are warranted % perform the purpose. TO-,
free expense to the purchaser Numerous differences
be given wishing purchase. The prices
range from Is to IS dollars.
Grates-Parlor Office and Bed Room Crates Of pat
sscvss-Hall. Once and Bed Room Stoves. stovepipes,
Tin Ware-Brght, plain and japanned They have
at all nne ready to set CRATES and boilers Also
smokey ehimneys cnred-no cure pay.
A. GILHOOLY and SON,
ProPrietors and Manufacturers, 78 Nassau street
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DRUG STORE FOX SALk.
ESTABLISHED FOR TWENTY YEARS.;
TINE 81 bst kBERS oes for sale their old and well
established stand, % Bowery corner Walker street &C.
geher with Lease Stock Fixtures Soda Fountains &C
The Store doisg good bushess, and il in comptte
order. Will be sold low q good purchaser.
Apply WEEKS x ANDERSON
s22 twsr~e 40 Fulton, Water. and 81 Bowery
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NOTICE.
II GODEFROY, (Mrs. J. H GayeIle.l will open on
Wednesday, 25d inst her fall and winter assortment Of
$40 BROADWAY,
sis 2w*Ye Opposite the Carlton House.
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ITO LEASE for number of years beautifully situated
Water Power, adjoining fourishng village, with
suitable quantity of Land the city Of New York, ha
and railroad communication with that
10 miles The supply from horse to
almost any amount Applyto MORE BAKER,
81 1mkr Hroa
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FINE BLACK TEAS

FINE BLACK TEAS,
small PACKAGES very low prces-a great variety
ceived ~ -
Also fresh lot ofthe N. B. Vim day Champaign "Amou
tillado" and Shsrry;od Scheida Gin
old Ram and choice Brandes, in woed or glass:
For sale by N. DLOOD0QOD,
alT1 mHr psras
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LEECHES! LEECHES! LEECHES!
FRESH supply Of large and healthy Swedish Leeches,
IA just recevedfor sale quantities purchasers,
packed be transported any distance wth sesy by
q. A. u H. WITTE,
SIS 1msrh Importer of Leeches, 80 John st.
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MuSIC

THE PLANO TAUGHT very moderate terms, by q
penon who has perfect knowledge Of the science,
psrmonth, Any person wishing TO take Instruction will
please address line TO " Music at the Herald Office"
slO lmiss t,lI.1'
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="
Q01 BROADWAY.1 Exuactl-"I cheerfuly comply
OCA With the request Of Lieut. MeIntc.h that he
nvaded home In of total deafness and dis
charges from the that under the Of Ds CAS-
TIE x EDWARDS, Aursts, (3si Broadway NJ ", he
covered his hearing and has again returned his duty
Signed. II: McNEVEN.
Surgeon to II. B. Ms Forces, Jamaica.
All cases of deafness attended to. M
Acousc Drops for SALE for nepient deafness
arising from cold discharges from and ouxxng
ears, collections Of hard wax, Ac- auN lmsr
The Evansville journal., 1846-10-15
FOR ONE DAY UNL 7.


In making the above announcement. the
Managers would state that the company is COM
posed of full and efficient corps of Distinguish
ed performers. The stud of Horses is allowed
to be the largest, most beautiful and highly
trained of any in America.
The wardrobe is extensive, entirely new and
of the most magnificent description. A fine
Brass Band will accompany the expedition
Ample arrangements. will be made for the COM
Portable accommodation of all who may attend.
The various performances will be marked for
their novelty, splendor and effect, and the most
suitable and magnificent appurtenances. The
managers would assure the public, as they them
selves are convinced by the general and unpar-
alleled appr obation with which the exhibitions
of the Olympic Arena and United States Circus
have been received in every city and town
which they have thus far visited. that they are
enabled TO produce an entertainment far super
10 to any ever heretofore offered for the pat
ronage of the public.
Among those composing the Equestrian Corps
are the foil owing artists:
Messrs. Waterman, ii. Buckly, Smith, Rug
les, Craven. Bachelor. Lyming, Moore, Blake,
Kelley, Bremner, Osborn; Masters E. Buckley,
and c.. Smith; Miss Laura Buckley. and the dis
tingushed and nimitable Clown, M. Buckley.
GtrAdmission. Boxes so cents, Pit 25 cents.
Children, to Boxes, half price.
feTDoors will open at and O'Clock, Per-
| formance to commence at ] 4 and II O'Clock.
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Tax saIe.--To q

N J whom il NAV concern. take notice, Iha at.
default having been made In the payment oil
the corporation taxes. assessed by the president
and Trustees of the town OF Evansville, tor the
wear A. D. 1916, upon the following lots, parts
OF lots and personal property lying and being
within the corporation limits OF the town OF
Evansville, and listed and charged as folltws,
that is TO say:
One-third middle part of lot No I40,old Plan,
listed TO Isaac Albeit.
Lots IL, [, and subdivision OF lot No. 81, Old
Plan, listed II. D. Oldsch.
"a by rs feet North East end of lot No. 81
Old Plan, listed to John Alloway.
South Westerly of 85, Old Plan; 323 IT OF
fractional lot 8, Lower Enlargement, listed to
the heirs of Samuel Mansell.
Lots 90? and four-flths of 1873, Old Plan
listed TO VIM. Anthony.
7 Lot I04, Old Plan. listed to Richard Daniel,
heirs Of.
West of LOT 4, lower enlargement listed to
Ewing, w C. & G. w.
&c 6y $50 it,, south east side of l22, old plan,
listed to Huston.
Undivded half of Is & l6, lower enlargement
listed to E. NJ Huntington.
Lot 26. upper enlargement, listed to Moses
Hammond.
$50 feet of fraction lot 3. lower enlargement
listed 10 Henry Horn5y.
Lots Ia, l9, 90 and 81, lower enlargement,
listed to John B. Jones.
North West of 63, old plan: 30 by 80 feet
South East side of 81, old plan. and 81, old plan
listed to the heirs of Mathew McClain.
Moth East of 2l6, North West OF 2l7,
and one ninth of 2i8, donation enlargement,
listed 10 Abraham Myers.
South East half of. 81, old plan, listedto Urban
Mars.
House on lot "a, old plan, listed to George
Myers.
Lot 1874, donation enlargement. listed to Levi
Rood
Lot 1873, donation enlargement, listed to Shan
non & Bacon
One-third North West end of I4e, donation en-
largement, listed to Martin Schmall.
Lot l9 block 45, eastern enlargement, listed
to Earl Schimmell
Lot 16 block 10. lot Is block IL, lot block
16, lot 8 block %, lot II block "a. lot 4 block
.26, lot 18 block 35, eastern enlargement, listed
to d. E. Strong.
North east one ninth of lot 33, upper enlarge
ment, listed to John R. Wilcox.
Lot block 13 eastern enlargement. listed to
John t. Walker.
Lot 19 g. 20 block 35. eastern enlargement,
listed to John T. Walker.
Lots7 Il block 9, eastern enlargement list
ed to Mrs. Ami Jones.
Lot 1 block SO, eastern enlargement, listed
to Emanuel Hull.
Lot block 35, eastern enlargement, listed to
unknown owners.
Lots 5, 6 and 8 block 55 eastern enlarge
men, listed to unknown owners.
Lots 20, 2I, % & % block 4, Goodsell's en-
argement. listed TO unk nown owners
Lots 13 block 90, and "a block 15 eastern en-
argement, listed to unknown owners.
And unless said taxes be paid to ME. togethe Ell
with all costs and charges on or before the 26th
day of October, 1876. will on that day proceed
to sell the door of the court house, at 10 o.
clock, A. M, on said day so much of said lots
parts of lots and other property as will pay
said taxes and charges.
THOS. NJ. ARCHER,
oct 15-3t-pr fee 81. Ma rshal
The Evansville journal., 1846-10-15
TO THE PURIIC.

a S it has been asserted by some OF my good
"A. friends that | am ir the habit of feeding
other peoples hogs to make use OF them, and it
also being said that number OF hogs belong
ing to others have been missed in the neigh
boThood of my farm. thereby invite all persons
who have lost hogs 10 call at my farm and ex
anime I"y stock. and If they find any stock be-
longing to them to take it. | have one hundred
head Of hogs, or more, for which paid money.
& ii may be that having more than some others
has led 10 the uncharitable insinuations, afioat.
oct. i5-3t. JOHN PAYNE.
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useful in carrying orders, and in giving
advice in matters with which his thorough
acquaintance with Mexican customs rem
dered him familiar. He was in the thckest
of the fight, moving about from point to
point, and doing good execution with his
rife. This gentleman's services have been
invaluable to Gen. Taylor in the move
ments of the army from Matamoras to this
place. He has been everywhere, recon-
notering the country, and procuring infor-
matchmaking night and day, and expos
ing his life in thousand ways. The Col.
never finched from any duty required of
him, and had Gen. Taylor ordered him to
go and bring him Ampudia's portfolio, he
would have undertaken it. devote par
agsaph TO mention of this gentleman's
services, because he deserves much from
the public, for whom he has labored SO ar
duously and so efficiently. H.
P S. Our killed and wounded, in taking
Monterey, amounted TO about five hundred,
nearly three hundred killed. Sometime will
elapse before the number will be known
accurately, but it is we'll known that few
prisoners were taken by the Mexicans.
The Evansville journal., 1846-10-15
NJ CAPTURE OF SANTA FE.--The reader

CT CAPTURE OF SANTA FE.--The reader
will find on our first page very interesting
account of the capture Of Santa Fe by the
American forces under Gen. Kearney, and
the Generals Proclamation annexng the
State of New Mexico TO our Government
1t has been in type some days and is little
old as matter of news, but still it is neces-
sary that il should be published in order to
keep our readers informed of what is trans
pring in the vest
The Evansville journal., 1846-10-15
OLD RoUeH AND READY.-A letter from

OLD RoUGH AND READY-A letter from
Washington says
Rumor says that Old Rough and Ready
has written long epistle 10 Young Hickory
(Polk,) that he has gone far enough into
Mexico for all useful purposes, that he has
found no gold mines or boxes ofdiamonds
in the chapparals; but his men keep up the
old habit of getting hungry at least once in
24 hours; and thai he has neither horses,
nor mules, nor jackasses, nor negroes, nor
wagons, nor, carts, nor bread, nor pork, nor
beef, nor whiskey, nor meal, nor -four, nor
coffee, nor sugar, nor salt, nor potatoes, nor
corn, (and puts in word to the Secretary of
War about the necessity of patching panta-
looms somehmes,) and that should he get
safely into Monterey, he will stay there, un-
less the department shall send him the mis-
cellaneous articles hereinbefore mentioned.
And he talks, too, of certain moneys, and OF
the difficulty of passing treasury drafts, in
the English tongue, among people who
speak only an Indifferent Spanish, Report
whispers, too, that MIR. Polk and his counsel.
lors especially Marcy and Walker, are sorely
perplexed thereat, while Buchanan says that
matter had better have been left TO him 10
negotiate; because he did not get 81 40 Of
the British, he is certain he could bully il
out of the Mexicans.
P. S. Father Richie has cleaned out all
cavlling upon the Oregon question. He
has clearly established the 3 following propo.
sitions:-
l. That Mr.. Polk began with 81 40.
/. That, though he offered 40, and signed
49-still-
3. That he never was, never has been
aud never can be satisfied with any thing
short OF Sd 40, especially in respect of Mex
Iieo
The Evansville journal., 1846-10-15
Special correspondence of the
Picayune.
MONTEREY, Sept. 25, 1916.

GENrLEMEN:-This city has capituated
on the following terms: The Mexican
soldiers shall be permitted TO march out of
town with their small arms and six small
field pieces, leaving all their munitions of
war behind, with all their artillery and
public stores. They are to retire to Lii
mares, sixty miles hence, and almost thirty
miles north of SaltiItIo. and are not 10 ap-
proach nearer than that to this place with
in sixty days; or until each party can hear