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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-08
MERITS or THE
Chemical Balsam,
HAIR INVIGORATOR

br prevents Badness, it removes Dnndrif
z and cutaneons Scurt. it keep, the Hair IL
lrs natural COLOR and prevents II from turn.
ing grey.
II contains no substance that will clog the
pores, inilame the skin, and stop the growth
of the HAIR but i does c0hlaln real nnurish-
mcnt for the vessels from which iis roots
spring. II should be used feely, according
tn the directions on each bottle, aud The re-
suit W he speedily beneficial. The hair
needs stimulani. and excitement Of the skin
causes that sllmulant. Ncgecl in rubbing
hard and well The Chemical Dalsam. when
applied. doprivcs it q: half its power aud eff.
cacy. This ShDuh be remsmbered
Sold by GQRTON ANDERSON.
Nov. 90. No. I5l, Thames ST.
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Gsg9l Ig!9l}ssa.
Administrators A Notice.

Vl>flE subscriber, having been appointed
by the Hon. Court NJ Probate, A d,ninstra.
tor on the estate OF Esther Fleet late ofIamai-
ca, Queens County New York widow, ,deceas-
ed, requests all persons having demands
agains, said Estate to present The same, and
those indebted To make immediate payment.
To BENZ. MUMfORD, .4,imr.
Newport, Nov. 8, IS45-l3m.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-08

Court of Probate, .lfidtleio,cn. Dec. Is, lS4s.
JONATHAN n. LAKE and Isaiah Bur
- dick, Administrators on the estate of
Benjamin Lake, late Of Mddlctown, dec d
present their administration account on said
estate for examination and allowance {;
The same is read and received and referred
for consideration to a Court of Probate,
TO be holden at the Town House, in Middle
town, on the third Monday in Jan. next, at |
o'clock, p. m, and notice thereof is ordered
to be published three successive weeks in
the Herald Of the Times, that all persons
interested may appear a, said time and place
and be heard.
True copy-wtness,
JOSHUA CUG0EsBALL, Prob. elk.
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NOTICE..

hereby notify The public that HORACE
EVERETT, is no longer my Gehcral Agent;
and that have no connection with him, nor
haye any thing to DO nth any pills which he
may offer to the public, called the Health
Restorative Pills, nor any other medicine
manufactured by him.
G.. BRINCK ERHOFF.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-08

INDIAN VEGETABLE ELINiR and
Il Linimcnt for Rhcumltisp. All rheumatic
persons have very good reason for reloicing
that they can obtain IN article that will set all
rheumatic complaints at detanre. We wonder
that people will suffer n moment with this dis
iressing and eXcrurialing pain, when they can
find a certain cure IN this preparation The
certificates that the proprlelor has, would aston
ish he most incredulouS patients who have
hecn laid up for wears, aud who never expected
again to be about, ~ health ~ without crutrhcs.
have been almost miraculously raised from beds
OF pain, and restored to their friends, sound IN
their limbs, and entirely free lrom pain oi any
kind This is no fiction, but fact. and thousand.
who have used u cnn testify To IT. usefulness.
beware Of couniorlell-. The genuine sold at
10, fremont Row.
Agents Tor Newport,
n. J. TAYLOR, md
&. e.. G. HAZARD.
Nov 20.
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PIANO TcETTS.
.-.sSS.--

s. " 11NYRBERo
HAS just recelvrd,and will keep constant.
IL Nv for sale, large assortment of ~
ANO FORTES. made by llnllci. DAVIS n Go
Boston, six and seven ocinves, wnh elegant
Rosewood. Walnut md Mshogany cases. al
the manufacturers loves, prices. and every
Instrument warranted to give the most per
fcct satisfaction.
Please call and examine them. al
No. 80 & 30, Westminster Sicd
ro,ldeuce, July 10, 1919.
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G.. ERHOFF'S


.ENIiE vegetable kingdm is provided by
Il the God of nature with herbs of differ
cit properties and suited whco property sd
mInistered, to every condition Of disease 1t
will not be coutcnded but Tint II requires
invep,lon and well directed skill to prepare
these native medIcament- so thnt their RENE
dial powers shall be well drawn out aud the
better applied Ahat Is too apparent neccs-
sry To rqulre support. The Proprlrlor of
III" Health Restorative, in III" numher of
years since he first commepced It's prcpara-
tron from the original family recipe has dc.
voted great portion ot his time To tlo study
of tho ,u"dicaf effect and strength Of each
herb used ~ the compound This study has
had the ctiec, Of more perfectly convincing
him OF the superior curative power of the
Health Restorative. II seems perfectly
adapted to the euro Of Consumption, LIvcrl
Complaint, Asthma, Colds, Coughs, and
Pains ~ The SIDE aud Chesl-fpr these dis.
eases il is particularly recommended. with a.
certainty OF success aud sailsfnrinn which
can he ttlt in It's force only by those who
have been healed by It's means. No cnnsid-
crsiIons Of prcunlary reCompcnse sway The
proprietor he trusts he is influenced solely
by the great pleasure of nInlslcrIng 10 the
relief of suti"rng humanity, and has devoted
such great cXpen>p IN the iaciurc of this
remedy. and deals ont so largely III tho guam
try gwen. that the income barely suthccs to
cover The immense outlay. L"t those wholI
are seeking Balm in Erlead, use The Health
Restorative. The following crrrfra'e is
from DR.. Chiffon, the well known New York
chemist
81 have annlyzed bottle of medi2ine called
'C. BrinckcrhotHs Health Restorative and find
that it does no; contain Mercury, or any other
metallic preparation, nor opium in any Of lis
forms. 1t is composed Of yegctabIe'mstler en-
tirely.' JAMES Il. CHILroS. NJ. D..
c. BRlNCKERHOFF, Il
Sole Proprelor SEQ, Broomr.si,, N. Y. Il
For sale in Newport by
Nov. 27 X. J. TAYLOR. Agent.
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Newport, Nov. 26. lSI5.
Through by Stage.

nN and after the lst of Oct a stage will
~ leave Newport daily, at 8 o'clock. A. NJ
for Fall River, Taunton, and New Bedford
and arrive in Fall River at half past u, aud
New Bedford and Taunton nt half past g.
Returning, will leave Taunton and N. Bed
ford at 9 n. m. and Fall River at p. m.-
Fare 10 Fall River 80 cents. TO New Bedford
81 ,25, and Taunton 3 %. Stage Book in
Newport, at Townscnd's Hotel.
Oct I'd, lS45.
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Clerks OGre, Court Of Probate, .Middisto1n
December 24th, ISlJ.

DARDON BROWN, Executor Of the las,
u. will aud testament of Peleg Sanford late
Of Middetown dec. has this day filed ia this
office his petition, representing that the per
sonal estate OF SAID deceased is insufficient by
the sum Of $3S2,02 TO pay tho claims against
snid estate, and praylug that ho may, in his
said capacity ofExecutor he authorized and
empowered To- sell all the right, title ana interest
Of said Peleg Sanford at the time of his death
in and to all the real estate belonging io said
estate situated in Middleiown, or 80 much
th,roof ~ will be sufficient Ia raiso the said
sum Of 1884, with incidental charges, with
nreque-t that notice may be given TINT II be
taken into consideration alta Court of Probate
Z" be holden at the Town House in Middle.
town on tho third Monday Of January next ut
! o'clock Y. NJ aud that all persons interested
~ said estate may appear aud be heard
Trno Copy-wiincss,
JosuuA CooGEsHALL, Prob Clk.
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Newport Female Seminary.

/
this INSTITUTION the scholastic year divided int,
two terms OF 20 weeks each, the summer Tern
commencing on the third "Wednesday IN May the
Winter Term the first "Wednesday IN November. Pu
pills board NJ The Seminary and pursue their studies
during the vacations u Pareuts desire.
Boarders, 200 per nnnum including fuel In winter
sea bathing in summer and extensive at Eng
lish studies or 300 will include music, drawing aud
painting latin and modern languages
Day Scholars, - per II weeks. Primary Depart
ment, IS per II weeks.
REFERENCES
NEwPoRT.-Rev. g.. +. Brooks, Rev. 7. Thayer
Capt. Taylor, u. =. ~, Hon. Henry v Cranston,
Peleg Clarke, Esq. aud samuel u. Vernon Esq
NEw NoRk.-Dr. Potts, Rev. T.. Mason, Messrs.
Prime, Ward a King. aud John Chon, Esq.
BRooKLyN-Drs stone, Cutler, Coz, Bu adhcnd md
Rev. Francis NiniOn.
WEST PoINT-Capt Brrwerton, u. :. Engineers.
New HAvEN-Dr. Romeo Elton
MoRRIsrOws.-Rev 4. Henry Dumoni.
BosroN.-Augustu- Thorndike, Esq, Hon. Abbott
Lawrence, Rev. DR.. Lowell. Rev. David Reed, Rev.
r.. n. kTk, Rev. VIM NJ, Rogers. Rev. u. winsow,
Principal u Berron High school Lowsll Mason, ESQ.
J,N.ic, PLuNs.-Rev.J !. %. Chnnl--
SV,NNAn.-Rry. W. Preston. VI Hall McAllisier,
Esq, Francis Sorrel, \. 4. Sumer-. E.q.
HAoug N,.-Ur Whrclwrighi, Wnt,r Bowir, Esq
Nrwputi, Sept. I, lsIb.
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Tho following are among tho advantages
Offered by this Institution -
The guarantee ofa large subscribed CaIi.
tai IN addition 10 the accumulation Of ProIni-
ums.
The peculiar benefit secured TO The as.
sured by the principle Of the Loan Depart.
ment.
The payment Of Premiums, annually, half
yearly. or quarterly.
The travelling lease extensive and liberal.
Thirty days allowed after each payment
OF premium becomes due, without forfeiture
Of Policy.
The Society being funded on the MuTu.
Al & JoINT SToCk principle, parties may
participate ~ the profits Of the Society. two
thirds of which are annually divided among
the Assured.
The Society is not CONNECTED with either
Marine or Fire Insurance.
No charge made the assured for MEDICAL
examination.
For the character and responsibility Of the
institution, the Society has the privilege Of
referring 10 the
Hon. ABBOTT LAwRENcE, and
WILLIAM APPLETON, Esq, Boston
Medics Examiner IN Newport X. !,
THKOPHILUs G. DUNN, NJ. ID.
Pamphlets containing tables OF rates, &c :,
may be examined and all necessary nforma-
lion obtained at tho Agents Office in this
town, over Mr.. Callahan's Book Store,
Thnmcs-s'. C. f.. ROBBINS, .qgent
Newport, K. |. Nov. 20. IS45.
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Gclertco Coles.
----~~- - --->->~.
Prom the Columbian Magazine Tor December,
The Beauty Of Peace.
By l.. MAEIA CniLp.

Power itself has moi half Tho might
Ofgentleness. Leigh Hunt
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-05-15

The Steamship Galveston arrived this
morning, bringing the certain Intelligence
that the United States Army, under Gen.
Tay Tor, Is completely surrounded, and his
communication with Point Isabel entirely
ca, af. Dispatches have been sent to the
Governor Of Texas for un immediate re-.
enforcement Of 2.iO0 men, and n special
messenger, Col. Doane, IS nov Ia this city
with the acquisitions upon GOV. Johnson
cor four Regiments. The emergency Is
imminent, and Immediate steps should be
taken to send the necessary force 10 the
relief Of the army.
At Galveston, within an hour after the
rccetp! Of the news, there VAS n public
meeting, and 1t was Determined to despatch
$40 men that evening 10 the Monmouth
Tho body OF Col. Cross was found on the
2lsl ullimo, abou, three miles from Camp.
|iughauIiy manglcd and entirely destitute
Of clothing. The body Of Lieut.. Porter
Who wsF killed some days previous by a
party of handttl, under the command of
Ramon falcon, had not been found.
The principal officers known to be IN
command Of Mexican fofces, are Generals
! Arista, Ampudla, Mezta, CannIos, Coils.
, Carasco and Camnbai all mcu OF talent.
| The extra Of the Galveston News saws
/ that acquisitions have been made upon the
Governors Of Alabama and Mississippi for
/ troops though our own informant says moth.
mg Of this. The News snpposos that Gen.
Taylor would open his fire upon Matamo.
ras the morning Of the 2Sth uJtmo.
We have also received sn extra from the
Office OF the Galveston News, where the in.
tollgence vas received by the steamboat
Monmouth, with Capt CatIct on board, a
bearer Of dispatches from Gen, Taylor to
| Gov. Henderson, Of Texas, cailing upon
him for aid. We give the letter to the
! Galveston Committee IN full, as It best
! shows the urgency of the call upon Us all
! Col. Charles Doane arrived IN lhis city
al un early hour yesterday morning, from
BRACES Santiago, which place he left on
! the - b ult., IN the steam schooner Au-
gus,a. Sixty miles vest OF the $. W. Pass
1 ho was transferred to the steamer Calves.
ton. lie is the bearer of important dc.
spnlchcs from Gen. Taylor, and Of re-
quisition upon tho Governor of Louisiana
! for four Regiments, The previous news,
that the Mexlcans had crossed the Rio
Grandc, is fully confirmed, aud a dctach.
meut of American troops has been cut of.
Blu, for the details we refer TO the follow.
ing account Of operations kindly furnished
US by CD. Doane.
On Thursday evening, the 23d instant
Gen. Taylor received information that
body Of the Mexican army crossed TO the
cast side OF the Rio Grandc, at poln
some twenty miles above his encamPment
Early on the following morning he des
patched Capts. Thornton and Hardee, o
the ID Regiment Dragons, with detach
ment of 40 men 10 examine the country
above and Capt. Kerr of the same Regl
ment, with a company to examine Thu
country below the encampmenl. The lat
ter returned TO the camp without hnvin!
made any discovery Of Mexlcans.
J The former, however, fell in with wha
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-05-15

|, .;,r observations 1ere made by the Rev.
sbsban "There was never such desiiiu-
= the city as there is at present. show mo
I'm carpenter, or any other trudcsHlan EN-.
"a The artisans have no employment. and.
l:.,oasnly. they arc an state of restitution
y, me trouble Of examining tho reports of
r,rming Institution, and found that, in
I'm 1913, potatoes of the bes, quality were
y 7, ald. stone in 1874, al 1 3D.. +; in ls45.
al and now. this year. they arc as high az
r.. ia by retail, aud It is by retail that the
hsr them. As thcie is no employment, aud
=. are so yery high. there must bo extreme
.,,,io,p Committees have been formed al
~s'nT Killenkere, and Marlborough, County
", Accounts pour in upon as daily Of the
[.,sasiHg distress.
y many places there are no potatoes lefi in
ail the fast pefishing root be- found after
Castelar, paper has the following.
A Famine in Mayo; This gaGni aud
[-.Jroadsd scourge has at last broken forth
h,ye beon written TO from several parts Of
extensive country by gentlemen. upon whose
|,,e;tv we place tho most implicit reliance, Civ
|. ,hs most awful accounts Of the sufIerngs Of
asople at this early period Of the year. Even
n, Jsugb, in the immediate neighborhood OF
]. ,orn' many families are at This moment we
= uthou, food. and the wfctehei sufferers
| !, vain endeavoring to get provisions IN time
|, tbeir children may not die. Al the market
|r,.llebar, on Saturday last. provisions. which
:. hitherto considered reasonable, rose 10 an
,ning bcghl-potatoes from 2Ad TO 81, per
Re- and oatmeal from l3s to los per cwt.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-05-15

~h'fling round with great rapidity, piece
Of wood nulched like a saw. attached 10
string (called Whiriigig) when the string
broke, and the notched piece struck little
Brown on the throa, and punctured the
wind pipe, making an aperture not larger
than The head d good.sized pin. TWAS
thought slight hurt, but soon he body
began TO swell, from the diffusion Of ar
under the cellular tissue Of the skin, and
presented SO frighilul an appearance, that
a Physician was sent for. ne arrived, on.
~ TO announce that there was no hope, and
his afflicted Parents had to witness the
speedy death Of darling child, who was
perfectly conscious Of his situation, and who
spent his last breath in imporiug relief at
their hands RAJ. Reg.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-05-15
A GIANT CHAIN OF RAIL ROAD

bill was passed in the Senate Of the U.
States on the Both uli. (2s 10 81 granting
alternate sections Of the public land to aid
the State Of Mississippi in the construction
Of rail road from J .ckson, through Bran.
don, TO the western boundary Of Alabama.
We reJnlce at this aud hope that the bill
may finally become law, for we have been
long impressed with the importance Of con.
Meeting the North and South with a con.
tlnuous line Of railroads. When compile.
ted II will be one Of tho nobest thorough
fares IN the world, and its importance will
be commensurate with the extent Of the
Union. ln times Of war il will enable the
Government 10 transfer troops from one
point TO another IN the shortest possible
time ; and the facility and cheapness oil
travel VIII bring together the citizens ol
the different sections and frequen, inter.
course will have tendency to break down
the long standing preiudicies existing be.
tween the North and South. And may We
no. expect tina, the much abused Raleigh
and Castor Rail Road may be a link il
this vast chain, That ii will become law
there seems 70 H. but little doubt as il i.
supported by both parties.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-05-15
Important from the Army!

We nre indebted 10 an Ezra from the
Camden Journal Tor the very important IN.
tc,iigence gwen below, relative 10 the e.
;. Army IN Tcxa,. oar readers " learn
that Gen. Taylor IS IN a very critical SIT.
ualJon, his force beng surrounded and lis
supplies cut oil. Wc more than suspected
some such disaster. F,om the known
character Of Toe Mcxcion4 for treuchery,
We a~e Surprised that 6 N. Taylor should
be 50 completely iu'Icl iaso security as to
emit keeping strict watch on oil the enc
mes movements Notwithstanding his IN.
pleasant situation, We hope Gen. Taylor
may make the Mc,eaus pny dearly for
their iemerity,
NEW ORLEANS iHFgi 1916
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-05-15
THE NATIONAL FAIR.

The manufacturers and mechanics oil
Wheeling held a meeting last Saturday, 10
make arrangements with reference 10 the
Nations FAIR al Washington.
In New York, also, we sec by the pa.
pers, active preparations are gong on a
mong the artisans and manufacturers Of
that city in reference to the same object
We observe that /, is proposed to charter
a steamboat 20 bring on goods and persons
Packages Of goods and specimens arc
already arriving 10 this city for the Fair
Among them we are glad to sec sundr,
bales aud packages from the South.-Ndt
Mhlltgencer.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-05-15
METHODIST SOUTHERN CONFER
ENCE.

This body assembled in Petersburg on
the lst instant. 1t was called to order by
the Rev. DR.. Winans, who nominated tho
Rev. Mr.. Early as President pro tenn. of
the Conference. Bishop Soue was pre-
sent, but as he does no, belong to the
Church South, and Bishop Andrews being
absent, the Rev. MIR, Early was appointed
President pro TEN, the Rev. MIR. RaIston
was elected Secretary and the Rev. Mr..
Summers assistant Secretary. Bishop
Soule, declined taking the chair because
he had not formally announced his adhe.
renee to the Church South, but he then
took occasion to do so, The Intelligencer
says there are a good many distinguished
Clergymen present, and the proceedings
watched with interest by the public
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-05-15
A FACT.

In the Circular Of tho American Inst.
lute Of the city Of New York, VIC find The
following striking paragraph:
Every article which can be manufaclu.
red at home, and which has received {
protective duty for seven consecutive years
without n single exception, has by home
competition, md consequen, development
of ingenuity alone, been reduced in price
to the consumer below the foreign cost al
the time Of imposing the duty"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-05-15

LATE FROM MEXICO.


Dy the arrival Of the brig Osieans, his
uing We have atyices 10 the 22d uit.,
~ Vera Cruz,
The Locama,er of ihe Esd uIumo, pub.
e tie following urdcr
s5ts y VA and M1fint r. D,,wtea Of Opcr
ilaas-Sscrstsrg u re Gsasral 81 { ttCf -
'aeral Ordtu u ne Sls. Euch.
SylIicrs. By tins extraordinary express
arrived, It has been communicated to
that hos,i.nics would begin IN two days
II between Matamoras and tic enemy,
your brethren IN arms Jmpateatly wait
YOU TO give TO tho country the glorious
'fel' which NC will reap on tho banks OF
Rio Buzos.
PEDRO De ANrUDtA.
istsaJd Dc Rinfoasi March 81, lel6.
REVOLUTION.
new revolution has broken out 10 the
l'h OF the Department Of Mexico, head.
by zen. Don Juan Alvarez, IN favor Of
Federal Constitution and thc return OF
ia Anna. Aithe latest dates, Nc could
get IT'S details but there is no doubt Of
truth Of the report
The American flee, lcft Sacrliiclns the
before yesterday for the Nirde Green
and yesterday vent To sea, It ~ COM
back to-day, and now at noon is in
ht. |, is believed that these movements
. occasIoned by the very many cases Of
nlta, which have occurred among them,
pong them TO sea, to breathe more pure
:. Their latest dates from Matsmoras
T 10 the ooh, BY way Of New Orleans.
Mra.--The Orleans left Vera Cruz on
23l instant, reports ship Suviale and
g Josephine arrived the same day. The
seephne IN going out got around on the
and had to discharge her cargo. The
g Plymouth sailed for this port on the
u instant.
The U. $. Frigntc Raritau, Com, Con
arrived on the 23d instant, aud pro-
Saed 10 sea the same day with a squad
consisting of the Raritan, Cumber
o. Potomac and Falmouth. The 'Johr
oams was lying at Sacrlfcios when the
sailed.
The Mexican steamers Gaudalopo ant
mlezuma had been sold to the house o
'a''hal, Manning 81 Co., Cor Sdi0,OOt
y were to proceed 10 Havana lmmedi
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-05-15
COLUMBIA, NAY I.
REMARKS

COTTON This Article comes in slowly, and
the transactions have therefore been limited -
We have no change to note in price soy 6 10 u
extremes
CORN.-U Upwards Of 81, 900 bushels have been
received per Rail Road IN the past two weeks.
which IS selling at IS cents per hnshe Of 81 lbs
FLOUR is selling from the wagons at &c 10 81
BACON and LARD.-Ne have slight i'm.
proyement to notice-say 10 3 cenis-T e,a.
pstancs AlUOcdts
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-05-15

rrsm the Galveston News, Of April 2Iih.
Irg FROM THE ARMY or oCCuPA-
TON.
The Telegraph, Capt, Aud, arrived last
4, from the Bfazos St. lago, and four
later f ON the Army Of Occupation.
Captain has kindly furnished Us with
ne memoranda, stating that on the l9lh
mo- Lieut.. Porter Of The 9Th Regiment.
ofihe late Commodore Porter being
with fatigue party Of ten men, (sonc
hem wearing unilorm) we're fred upon
eo within a few miles Of the camp.
lieut.. Porter and three &C his meu were
ed, ia the attack, the rest Of the party
l-p,ns returned to the camp next day.
!, stated that the guns Of tho Americans
! re wet and would not fire. We SEQ no
AnSlion given Why this party Of soldiers
u.d be ranging about the country with
q. hat rogid not FIRE.
.lcui Van Ness informs US that nothing
,her had been heard Of Col Cross w to
oh, bot thai the general opinion Is
be IS suII prisoner, though not al
smoros'
abO4, fifty Of the Ameticar army have
sered and swan the river ioi the Mex.
camp, but number Of them we're shot
b .eflers While 10 the water. The whole
aber Of American troops - estimated ID
tCen tao aud three thousand, aud ,hcy
! nid 10 be 10 eycellCn, t.sciphne, ard
rer iJt an cnga gemen, with the enemy
9adia'a forces are reported at between
es sad four thousand |, IS rumorcd
Aus,a is about 10 superscdc Amplu
lhe command.
From tho Galveston News Extra
STILL LATER
FNe may here remark that i, Is nov un.
tood as fact, that Ampuiia IS already
Sfseded by Afisia, from Whom We may
&C, The next proclamation. TIN, Gen.
i admitted TO be al officer nf chatac.
good sense and prudence, aud uhatey.
proceeds from htm val be entitled TO
consideration.
o cor summary Of news BY the steam
/ Telegraph, We omitted to slate What
/ Ne Of some importance, w Gen.
|2gl,a, in has answer 10 the inquiries %
Z. Taylor, concerning Col. Cross, cN
|sly d,sayo~ed any acts OF hostility thai
hl have been or might hereafter be
Emlled By MoNlcans on thts side 81 The
|r. stating that all such acts were uuau.
|nsed BY hlm OF hts Government.