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PiNEY POINT PAVILION,

AOiNl n 'lI1ON,
ME OF the most convenient, spl ndid. and pic.
irreSque salt waerbalhins places IN the Ulisd States, ~Inb.
opfned for Vi1iers on the 18th June for the summer eampaiRn-
The Pavilion and ~ accommodations have ben put in a eampLste
state OF rsPair, aad oder To the invalid a pleasant resort for heath
and recreation. The taihiug ia Delicious either in the hou-es nr in
the open SUIT along the sounding shore - A fresh and cor 1,ui
'eabre'Ee sets in IN the afternoon, and continues All nishi al strhi
or ten IN the morning The Pavilion Commands a view OF The d.
bouohure Of the Potomac into the Chesapeake Bay, Ia. nyer IN frni
beng nearly ten miles wide. Il - Wihin eight houu' seamins
from Warrington twelve from BAlnoie. and twelve from Rich
moud.
HE steamer Columbia, Capt Guyther. Leave, Ba.;nor. ever
saiarday evening, stops n Pinsy Point eally OF SUM- mr,r,,y
AMI returns 10 BALTIMORE on Wednesday. TIE steamer oeesis. C.pt
siteheL caves Washington on Wednesdays aad SATURDAYS q y ~,
wayto Norfolk and returns on Tuesdays aad Pndays, taaeh.sr :,
ue rotn' IN both dTeeuons' landing ana assiSinE passengers
~" proprietor with thee advantages OF his e.tabl,hmept Ars
With a corps OF SouEing servants. good hse, goo. n.,ie- mi. ~,
HAl.hg d ue usaaiaeeess1nss OF a watering Paee tnreiAor win
20 eAaiseH eonHAlshry easI himself upaa the pGAIe sppso
'A.ion- J Il. ERICH,
~ III UnitFd Snie. Hot. w.shtngtoa
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III. w. a. ,. J. FkY a. 20,
wuoLk'ALE DrALhKs,
(1fFER for sale, en- accommo dating terms
~ 500 bags Rio Con-e
500 bags Lag. do
230 DO old white and Java do
' % A do , S S,ss''' sSs'F part prime
~ do II CfoiI do do
rs casks elari6ed do
IS boIes NO l Loaf do
30 bbls crushed do
20 do puFvensed do
so hhds hotasses
700 Kegs Nails, best quality
1900 ndes Sole Leather
5 tons burered Steel
4 cases cast and sheer Steel
200 borrs Sperm and Tanow CanEss
1000 rms wap. Paper, part large
900 " cap aud letter do
5 eeroons prime Indigo
SO packages G p Imp1 and Black Tsss
IS bbls lamp ana tanners OI
200 kegs rife and blasting Powder
Bar Lead, Shot and Bar Iron
Nader, Alum and Salt PetTe
CopperAs Sulphur aad Salts
Soaps Mustard. Cboeolaie, DAck.ns, &c
srlo and l01l2 Glass
Col Rope. Cords AM Laes
Ashton Sack Salt
SO dozen Buckets
Ground Alum SACK Salt
so nest Woodwa arc
Pepper, spce and g inSer
Cunningham and Anderson Cotton Yarn, assorted Nos. NJ
factory prices
prReeeiying and forwarding goods will be attended To. An
Kinds OF produce received ON cnnNf-umcut an 90
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FALL 5 UPPLY.
2. JOHNSTON.
wholesale st'd Retail APotheeary A DYu1zt.
No. rs MAIN SrREEr.

No. rs MAIN SrRrEr'
) now prepared 10 offer NE fr,sr nj. 81 h
" rs lsuH Atge fuppy Of Drugs. Medicine, p,l,,. ~ ~.
sWn+ "in-ow Gas tan sisssl. Eng IN, Ge,m,n 800 -
All C mphW. I" '""0ment args
Nh'ss 2 'si,eiy % otss's mly BE- fund -Frt qusrty r.s,,o.
~" .m'" HadifF lo4soaf t0utarss ANA. -, 49,
Va nrh"E ass'd. Castor O. bg the blt g-t, 49,, 49,
s.pp.' ianamon' Cows aud sptsesofan t,ns.. spb. Ts,os,,lrs
.. ~ hassfh L-cree. &c with 4 ara. s..,cmerf ~ 49,.
a "incoT Gta~' N az stes. Paint Husbe.s 49, ~. -.
-'n- iiaif Iooth' CONT and Nal Rushre Poesst 10 v.t
't sc-ah recently pufch1-a on zoe m,,t ,Sv,,,s..~..
'' vi b. soh a. .ow 49, cics OF hts a1,l,v 49,
rorhrrn markets FJ'i'Ns =
H.'h'nH Fhystan ard Famnea. ae iuvt.a a, al
imne ne ft'ct securing them hat 20 n,f,. th.b II
msa lhrn q M besttye a. shru rof.a
~ ne NV Remedies mi insiru-,,s 49,
aPpeat ard any aucis ordered tom H. ,sus ~ -
y IDusaruu
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VALUABLE NEW BOOKS.

Just published and Tor sae by
DhiNkER d "a Main .sr~es
"A .kEEk ENGLISH LEXICON. basd on IN. Germ. wa~s
fnnets PaSo~. ~ Henry G'ore Laassn. A n n,. -.
.tnsiohafeh now head master Of wss,m nrt-r School ana 10,
seoh.nh prsbendsv ofRtst-r, nc. vi b "a. = tim, ana aIn =
rns IN the pr hcpsi Gtesk suhorr BY Henry Dr.., A
IhS TREES OF AhERICA-Nauv. and Fort,n ,..,o<..-
eSahieaiy dehosatsd. and &C enuGeaRy and pooua ,rv a,~,,n-
oehs piine tally VIII rfstenee TO ih.r r,oruohy ara
.Doy @h A'natioa Propagation and culture. aecid ns ana
S. ProE",hss ard lss. economy In TIE arts infr,duotoo i.to
e'mnefee, and th,ir aIp icstion IN nssfI ard orn.m.n,,I \.
uoasi Le-taSd by tnIerousengrayrs-ey d J Blown. ,utbor
Of the sylvia American
AFlhsT BOOk IN LArIN-eonian.ny G.
OF IN method of cDrsun I'm talion ard re- .st a, nv
!. ~ t Iroie'A1 ID OF IanEuasss. and Geo n Crooss.
~ h'1inet Professor Of Languages IN pieiin.ou COLE
subscribers have for sale, OF their own
-. p"pirAnou, a MIXTURE Tor cleaning Bn..>x c.ot.~. -
nS - hoohunKs Ae- which reed only be tried Ito ). ,-a ~,
ave VIVA htsr o NJ uoahic and on te shortest time r. n,
aEI-f m ivH
Opening this Morning,
I'D IH Cashmere Roh..
~ Rich Paris Cash Ie.e.
Paid rabrasus
DO. Tlrans
Mourning sou.lins and C.-hpsr..
ne,eis and Enbto dsTsd MOu1in CoHsa
Regency Lace Cages
Infart. Fmek Bodice
Black Ehk Lsee- ft trimming
Ihe1d Edgings
lamb. add s~ .. Ansln d.
hhoys Needles in b1ls<. &c
Ne" foods Constantly tee.luEs, b,,u
'nH~h SAh' are invited 70 car
AN ..ATHROr, CHRISTIAN Il CO.
- 81 Main . rect.
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Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac Rail-R Dad.

~ Office is hereby given that tickets 10 Pinev
= ' Psint. with the privisEe or returning fe- OF char, any ton.
curnz a week from the day of departure. win be gwen to bshipr or
eieui'son parties of drkt or -srs. Cor fsar dollar, .nIy.
@b +. SHARP. Aren't T.osn.r
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I. SHARP. Agent Tansp'n.
SUPERIOR FALL AND WINTER
CLOTHING.
X, h. SPENCE, Agent, would inform hi.
- Trends an5 the pubte gessriiy. thst b. he. rec. vrd a .ap
~ o 'rPsror Clothing q ih- hiest styles. al tlsIe for Pal ara
"lref ear. ~h.es he OAR al the toNe,i pue.s. H. stoes now
eeniists Of
CSas- Over Goats. Over Seek. 'nsw ,,yle,l
brunsu Cost, Pants. Vest. se.
And will be AID d TO very week. ~ n, n arrivals. "a. vo.., 81,
nesueninaot thoe IN want TO an srieIe Of bus teas Pant. chen,
ane COED Cal a g Fashion, Head Quapter.,o
sie zoo ~
RARE AND BEAUTIFUL BOOks,
At Kings Old stand.
USI received by express from Philadelphia.
y Hale's Rnthonogaphy .bd PhIolory; being vol. 7th OF the u.
states Exploring Expedition. durnE the ysts Of 1873. ~, 30. ~
end ~ uncer ibe Command Of Charles wIkes. q ; Mus from
the pten-piee $40. The Ibeuser. ff thu previous volume. Of
The sipionuE ErPedtuon are requested TO call aud eu m or III.
magnificent volume.
Heroine Of shAkspeare, with kter press grazsa tons. BY Mrs.
Janison. embracing an entire reprint OF b q wob. III. Oh neteris-
Tie, Of Women. pa L ! ami 2, which contain seau.ifaI .rg avinr.
d. rofua beanie-. h'randa, Juhei. Opb.ia and imogsns.
Books for Presents.
Gays Eep Win ~ b-su ihl engnvtng.
The Boadofr Annual for ie47, a burden Of beautiful nor,r and
spathrg gems. sour gems ars wi;hou' faw, AMI our Bowen. br ,.h.
no poisnn with their per ums."
Leshsu OF Memory. an Illuminated annual 81 I.47.
Booso nuneg Rhymes a gG lr all SEASONS
,ChnsInas blossoms ard New Yelrs wIelth for 1917.
The above. together with a large assortment OF new and lrsnt
Boor' suitable for presents for the ensuing Ho iiays are for ale by
C.F. FISHER, AEerL
0 tson below The Post ofee.
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TO OUTHERNAND WESTERN
MERCHANTS.

M8NUE9CToRE .5bore CausrIH Strsst,
100 North 9th 81. philadelphia.
THNHE sub cubsr has iuB finished, aud Offers for sale, n handsome
n assoItnonI of Vehicles of the htes, sfys Of fasLiSH, such as
double OF single iioekaway and Canya Al Wagons, OF various pat
terms; Car o oE, SSikeBs, i0rk HagsHS, with or without tops. &C.
which he Will dispose of On the most eaSonabe terms All deserip
ions Of Web els made to order and warranted TO be OF the best ma.
teras and woTkran,hip.
Southern and Weston Merchants wishing to purchase any OF the
above Articles, are requ, s,ej To call and examine before purchasing
elsewhere.
An Wo!k coming from HE Mandatory Is EGrraasd for enc
ycaT.
~ Having received the SILVER MEDAL. being the highest
premium awarded, at The last Exhibition Of tAs Franklin Institute,
fof the superiority Of workmanship In his line, among which was a
fourwheel GolaHfs. he trusts that IL will be 4 sufficient Feeommen-
dation Tor tins iu9enotiy OF his work.
WILLIAM DUNLAP,
100 Eorh Fifth street, above Cauowhl, Phlldeiphia.
~
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NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
'HNHR subienbes have just received and o,eneI large addition.
II al saPphsi OF choice Goods
Rich Preach Cashmeros and MousIns
Rrh EmSTo dered Cashmeres
Cashmere Robes
Silks, Of ursurpa,scd beauty sud richness OF style
Plaid sik., rich aud hish eolots, yev fashionable
Ni.tura Pads aud ali other styles OF Plaid
Wonle Foods for Ladiss dresses
Black wa s1d Silks, CO dsd, Itriped, &C.
Black Satin wide, and SATIN de ehiE.
Blk and White Mousins and Cashn acres
Dark and BIZ G.nEhams
An elegant instrument Of Ribbons Tor BonaeI sssLs.
Lace and Muslin Capes
Gloves aud IoieIy
Fnnges, Gisps. &c &c.
a large and superior stock OF shinihgs sLeeunss Casinets, Lin.
seyS. Blankets, fhnnels. Linens, &C.
Ina few dlysksir stock of Goods will be comp etc, and in COM
pare with any IN he city, either as u pnee OF quality. They in
wife the attention % purchasers.
esi THOS r. PRICE A. CO.
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Riebmona Dailp 1ubis.

RICHARD II. TOLEIt, Editor.
WYATT VI. ELLIOTT, Associate Editor.
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FRESH AND ~ESrHtSLI NEW STOCK o
DRY GOODS

20 Couairy AeTel ants VIII Gni, Al Tel Main ,uss, al 49,
"sh, an the BOOK or stauorery hire, ct mod rate pdeer. :. "a
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-09
Tup= =Wuta N,ypR,rY IN NFw YoRK.

/ Tng Wnla MAJORITY IN NEw YoRK.
All the organs ol the Administration out 0i
this Slale, IN order 10 do away win tue
astounding effects oil our magniieen' wing
victory, are striving 10 ereWe the impress.
sion thai il was given us by tho n'I.kenl'
cts. aud in consequence oi the adoption ny
that party Of the wing candidate for Cover,
nor. Color Is lent IN this pftserslon ol
fact hy the elerliun oI Gardiner Lieutenant
Governor over Fish, twhigr (which, as we
have elsewhere shown, was elected by
tfearhefy 10 the wing eausc in the third
senatorial District. where some wings, III
nrlerlo get the Nnh.Rcnl vote Tor Cover
nnr. unnecessarily and wfengially sold out
the Lieutenant Governor
Now, tho whig majority in this slaio is
twenty thousand lull, as will he seen by
The nble we give he.owi aud any whlg
wauld have been elected Governor without
The ten thousand AMI. Rent vules. Us will
alsphe seen hpluw. lhe coalition with
lha AMI Renters was positively huflinl 10
Hr. Young III all hal the AMI Rcnl Dis
lfifls, an1 We have no dauhl diminished
his yn,e more lhan the iea thousand ihe1
ave hun. In This city we have official
returns showing thai the coalition lost hlm
ahlui tNa thousand xales, aud the like Is
The prubahl, 6aliu nalhcrptls ui he state
The Whig Protective fauli mloriit III
tn. STATE is nl twenty lisr lh1asaud salfs
Us lhr lblr balaw Nil ash shpA. The
Native ealdiIaes Vete al IaHil mt -
ihe tact i. New Ia.k lalt of lhr CIV is
as sltong PorrIly' iari!i 'la.ra Penn
.,aaula: fde rcpsa uf hr ianllol lst-#
anl the substitute al the iariii al l-i3 was
lae leading eaa.c nf III goa rryai4lna
we have achieved, a Is shown la thrse
Gangfc=siu.sl mgafi'ies nat we have. II
IS die Ia preIeaa, as the 6Iaha now docs
aIirr tn eieeiiun. eonIndicling what II
sud belafe, tint suns Wright Is MI the
slrpignsl man Of lhfir patl!; iof II was nni
any utfsond IiaakHriSa 81 much that de.
leatel hHna the dislike oi thai portion nl
the put. called lilnaers Ia the Free Trade
rarll al Id aud their consequent deter.
mnalion To al oil all is supporters. Il
vii he seeu, a. a pfopi ui Wright strength
ihal he a5irm hb Hsld in nearly every
esanly Of the Stale. whila Mr.. Young in
man, eaaniles ran hehinl his ticket liom
the mIsappfehtn.ian, Ne presume. thai
esislrd IN aeeonnt u lhs unfortunate adnp
lIan ul hI. name hl 'hr An,ERrntsfs. II
Is nonsense. therefore, nnN Tor e loeoia.
ca. To pn,cal taa Mr. Wright is not a
afasy aIal ia hHfi "a brm. when with
ahaa, tra ,haasaai aalariIy laf llr Young
~ bayr seventy al ul ihc oun hnu.in-d
an twenty eIghl nsmhsfs uf As.ennls
an I'VE lwcnA lhan,lui nIpdy N III
CangnssIola. tcae'.
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-09

ora Cmeuis-The present Legislators has
altered our circuit - as 10 include Montgomery
aad exclude onachiia aud Union. Ia regard to
this arrangement We have but little 10 fay, al.
though We caad have wished Ihhi or circuit
should have remained as iarmerly Nc mus' say,
heweyef. that we haye learned that the time
Of holding ouf courts have been changed. We
are told that they afs to eammease "a the dead
Of winter and alao IN the middle Of summer II
such be the f4oi. we an satisfied the people VII
net approve the law. We trust the legislature
all ohllsu Us % fir aa to let our eaulis come on
in the spring aud lall It Is desired by every one
with whom We have eonyetsed. No one. unless
he has tlied it. can fully appreciate tho hardshiPs
and pfyalions Of a uiatsI circuit. In this country
eanHs arr. 10 lafoc eases ont of I've held At some
asa's honss. ilat {. Is by %, into which iadges.
lawysra, witnefzcs, liiisauis, Somfn aud ehdtfn
ar unesfemonisu,ly orammad. In lhit country
We have no larsc heiels--no loaas Of sny eon-
sequence. We hold our courts IN the iagois, or
what d 10 bsiisr, IN a oR eabiu Is by n Il s
perfectly oui of the question to alter iaa times
Of onr courts We. the eaad people Of The eih
judicial ritcal. hereby pray that The legislature
vii ilaak o. lda.s thing, and permit onf courts 10
come on a, The ime ne desire.
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-09
Correspondence Of he Teiegfaph,
cAMr Parslplo, Man PRtslnlo, MeSleo,


Dear Sg,-Ma are now IN the territory of
Mexico. We made our entrance without any
impeachment, except the Rio Gandc, which stopped
us for day or 50.
From here It Is uncertain WHITTIER our march
viii be; but as all our movements seem to depend
ouly on the whlms Of our old General, il would be
useless 10 conjecture anything
We will start tomorrow morning towards Mon.
clown, The distance from here to that place is
not yet agreed upon, but II is supposed we will
perhaps make the journey in ten or twelve days,
Perhaps afler We shall have arrived there, some
idea may BE- had of the rest of our route
some one or two OF our men have died Of fever
siuee we leli san Anlonio, Burton Pope, of
Crawford county, was one Of them, Captain
Danley !. lying dangerously III with the same
disease. II is not usual for man to recover from
such disease on a mateh, but we all hope Tint
he may survive. lie "a one Of the besi captains
ia the service, aud what IS better, We have conf
deuce In hun.
We hase just heard Of Gen, Taylofs great
battle at Monterey. The eyes Of our nation are
now turned In that way, aud It is mt probable
that they will be- directed towards our little diyi'
SOU before II has done something 10 deserve hi
,enllon. In such circumstances, fofhraf giving
a longer litter Respectfully
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-09

THE New REvESuE nnL--A Bil to ihefeas'
the revenue was reported on the 2sth nlt' by NJ
Fletcher, iFom the committee Of ways and Means
Tha bll provides that tax Of onc.fonHh Of cue
per cent snail be levied on the following objects
Fifs, on at lands with the Improvements thereon,
eAosp, such a. arc exempt by the compact boz
tween this State aud the United States Second,
on al town OF city lots, with the improvements
thereon. Thrd, all slaves Fourth, all munry
on hand or on deposit, OF lalned on interest fiilh,
al ferries, turppIkes aud toll bridges. Sixth, all
pubic stocks aud securities, In any corporation or
institution. yielding profit Seventh, al oihrr
property Whatever. whether personal Or miArj.
except wearing apParel. arms ipr MUSTER the an
nual product Of cultivated lands the provisions Tor
family OF planiaiion-all sshao haascs, sabool
lands. academies aud semina les Of learning, with
thsIf books aud farniua-ail hospitals, aud all
household furniture, under 100 doIsfs ia value.
Al "msphanis, commission merchants, tip
plsfs greesf, dfasssts traders aad dealers either
at Nhols.ar OF feiail, afe rs4ufcd 70 give IN io'
iaxaiion, ihr whals amaabi Of their invoices at
cost valuation, a 1t Of which i to be furnished
under oath. to the sheniI within ten days AFTER the
sams has been introduced and offered for saie
tn. classification win. il o thought acroaza the
amami OF lssab'e property hily per cent and at
the proposed rate oiiasalion, yeld aa anuuai fey.
snas Of si93i6 IS, making for the next two
yeaa. St55,G9s 20, The q cndiiarcs Of the
State ior the same lmr, including outstanding
Treasury Warrants, on tie 1t Of October, lslG,
are cstimaird al SiIs,sal &C. which, taking
these estimates rs basis, wouli leave q balance
ofnsasS 10000 ia the Treasury, for contingencies.
As this is st,ilenily The ouly mode by which the
wheels Of our state Government eau be krpi in
motion, we hope II may pass The Legisaiure.-
'frar, our taxes will be increased 10 double the
usual amount, but they have no,erbern sufficient
to dcfray the expenses Of our government, aud the
time has arrived, when, Il we wiliio Prolong onr
existence as an independent State. we must fur.
nish the means Necessary for that puTo.c, which
can only be doac by Increased taxation.
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-09

CoMrIMGNr 70 Mr. Cray On Thut
day last, ,ays the Louisville l.annI #
Monday, the whig ladies Of Iena.a,ea
presented to Mr.. Clay At Ashland, .y lbt
hand. Of DE-. McNairy, If Nashuilr. 1t
most costly, superb, and magnificent vase,
We shal cndrayor ,o publish in our next
an account Of The Interesting ceremony and
thc admirable speeches Of Mr.. Clay and
Dr. McNairy.
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-09

SwoRD ron GLN. TAYLoR--Thc Sew
iurE Comm iclai gives The 70 owing de.
snnpIlon ol god sWo. d presented by the
State al Louisiana to nen. ia,Ior, which
Is bring exhibited IN hat tiiy.
he -cabblm Is naue 0i ibe lip,,i mctal.
'nh lchy engraved and wruu.ii unn
mrnis. Oniwo divisions o.. the Ion sJa
irr 'crn'sui he battles ol ranAi, AID
i,-sae' dc ia Palma. lte shield Yrc.fnls
.h' blowing inscriptions.
"lrsrnIed by lie Slate Of I.oni.ia6iD.
Zen. Il. Taylor, IN teslimon, Of the high
opinion held BY the people Of this Slats OF
The skill ronIuct and Judgment shown by
blm during his military liic, but panleunr
l' during The battles Of Palo iln ON the
slh' aud OF RayIna do Ia Palma ON tho OH
Of May 1916"
surmountiug Che battle scenes appears
the coat Of aims oi Louisiana, and in The
centre OF the scabbablbe American eagle
richly engraved. The grasp is composed
OF alternate mother Of pearl aud god facets
I'chly engraved aud studded, and protected
byn massi'e'gold chain. The head re.
presents revolutionary cap and plume,
s'nmounled by a precious cairnshorm
stune.
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-09

IuE CorroN CR1p.--Eydcnce Of an
unmisiakabic and most reliable chafarler
continue daily to develope themselves fully
sustaining the numerous accounts hereto.
fore given ola diminished yield Of Collon.--
The deficiency in the general receipts as
compal red with even last years short crop,
already amount, 10 | Is 900 balcs--pnuugh
Of itself TO convince every one, Of tic scri.
ous shonaess Of The crop.
4 list Of the names uf 70 Planter. Of
Wilkinson county Mss. with the number
Of acre. planned by each the number OF
bales reasonably calculated on aud the
number actually, made, is pubished in the
Woudyillc Republican oi the IAN inst.
From Ibis statement /, appears lLal the
75 planters had in cultivation , ,ODj acres,
expected 10 produce l6,i24 bales and have
made only 1926 bales. The list cover.
all parts ol the country, and is furnished by
a Committee ui the Agricultural Society o
the county. and the Editor Of the RcpuhI
can says il may be relied on as correct
Thus we see Wilkinson county produrei
but little more than fourth, not third
Of a crop.
We are no shorl.crop oroaker; but tina
the wolf has come this time, there cal
bc no doubt whatever
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-09

ARRrAL or TnE AcAnA,---The steamer Acadia
from Liverpool on the i,h ult. arrived a, Boston
un the i7ih, having made the irP in 70 days aud
Is houra
The Acadia sailed three or four days after the
Great wcrern. but bring, no later news Of In.
poranec, There had beea very lilllo change In
the markets after the departure Of the wrsIcrn,
up to the time Of her sailing Ordinary, Or.
leans and Mobile. cotton is quoted o, from 10
sea; fair 4 to q good from q 10 7id There Is
a Sigh, advance in corn. and decline In lour
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-09

Premium roR SoLDlERs. The follow.
Ing regulation has been issued by the Sec
rotary Of War, aud is published in the
New York papers:
War Department., Nor. 3, 1916.
With view to etpediling the Recruit
ing service, the officers on that duty are
hereby authorized 10 allow any citizen
non commissioned officer OF soldier, two
dollars lor each able budIcd man he may
bring to the Rendezvous, aud who shall b.
accepted for public service.
Signed, w l.. MARCY.
Secretary Of War.
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-09

Cot STEVENSON TO nE SurrRsrDrD.--.Co Colonel
Mason s In town, at the American Hotel, with
a view as we are informed from good source. TO
proceed to California, and supersrde OIL Steven. q.
sou in the command Of the California expedition.
lie designs 10 charter vessel to take him to Chu-
grcs Immediately; thence he will cross 10 the Pa.
cGc, and take one Of the Government vessels for
San francisco
The same tact IL declared ina letter from Wash.
inglon, published In the fourier aud Enquirer.
with the addition that Col Stevenson was notified
by telegraph Of the intention TO supersedo him,
before he sailed, and that this was the cause
VI ha hslly dtpatints..-N Y Ceutiss.
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-09

NOM Mostly NANfEa.-fhc Na.h
Ing un tnou, alief eulassns lbe fafIlra
lslG, throws nut iha following hrt, ahIrh
is lnIiieaul enough: "fhe only change
which lhr prezen, imrs sil-sesl Ia oui con
s.drriiiun, arisrs irm .he condition oi our
Country. We AZ, iH lhe mt,i aI rlr. We
mus' terminate that var at an cifIY day
aud an a, honorable terms, as pu'slb.r.--
We shall want % alii.unll means ibr thli
purpo,r---mofc ,han The imports under the
acl oi l4iG. along with ihc hrgc prncrrds
which Wc r1prcl tu receive ir1m he sales
Of ID, pubic lands. Shall we not then IN
crease ihc customs. hy taking ,ume Of the
article. iion the .rrr li,i. ani placing them
ampsg the dniab.e artirics--lhesr add.
iinnal taxes Ia CEASE with The warl For.
tuna,fly lar us. tho lbIi', Of the people To
pay them is equal to their patriotism. Ne
yer was our country more prospernu---
never were the people mlIc devoted 10 her
right, AMI 'ohor honor"
Hear the veuerb'e organ grinderl Ere
No, Ayoriie measure Of h.- master has gone
into operation, he is calling for changr.
So then. lhenritT' of 30 i, mol the Thing it
IVES "craekci up 10 be, aud those articles
which wsrr hr.iip bee 70 essentially neces
sary 10 The poor mans comloh. that they
should be admitted dIiy free, are sought 10
he eta1rl-and Why Because, iarsoolh, we
arc engaged in an expensive war. II We
rccolIerl Alright, the war wa. commenced
before the passage OF the tariff bill Of the
Locos. and they done i with lhrireycs open.
~ lir as the war il concerned. Verify.
Locolocoism Is tie greatest bumbug ol the
age.
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-09

"Ibc new Tariff, (says the Washington
Uuion, is every day gaining friends" A.
proof Of Il we refer 10 tho fact that at the
last session 10 Of the members from New
York voted for il--whlc in the next Con
grcss, - of the members from that State
viii vote lor its repeal, and 7 only will be
in favor of adbering 10 it, II it "gains
friends" elsewhere in the same way, il il
Obvious lha, even Presidential veto can.
not saye lt.--RithmoHd Wing.