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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-16
ny Davenport, Allen a Co.
SALE OF DRY GOODS,


At Auction.
On TUESDAY May l9h sbaise Auction Room com
neheing At soeloek IN large aud general assortment
OF DRY GOODS suited the season, on
the way, consisting of
French, Ensli,h and American Cloths and Cassimeres
Variety OF Nesiings
Gambroons, cotton and
Couonades, variety Of Pantaloon Stuhs
Latest style superhne, fine and medium Prints
Furniture Prints, great variety styles
Mourning Prints Bed Ticknrs
Brown and Beaehed Sheeing. and Shirtngs
Brown Linens Napkins Linen Diapers
Summer shawls, seaTfs and Lisie Laees
Bonnet Rbands, Corded skirts
Swiss, Jaeoneu and Cambria Muslin
Plain, plaid. striped and lace Cambries
Italian SIX CravAts and Pongee Tidkfs
Nahkeens. Linen AMI Cotton Tapes. Pins
Ciavats plaid, plain and fancy
susPenders, gumelastie, cotton. silk nd worsted
Cotton Flag iidkfs, Spool Cotton Cotton Diapers
Patent Thread, Apron and Furniture Checks
KENNEDY leans and Mosquito Combs
Black, white and eolored Cotton Hose half Hose
Neu Gloves, black white nd enloFed
Plaid Linen and Linen Coating Croton Coating
90 Tweeds, Sewing SILK Buttons
Knives and Scissors
ALSO
An invoice OF Dress Consisting OF Lawns Muin.
and Balzorines, &c &c; ease Irish Linen.
R1- TERMS-An under $780, cash; upwaris
months credit for approved paper.
mys DAVENPORT. ALLEN 4 co. Auets
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Correspondence Of the Baltimore American.
wAsufxoroS NAV IA "a p AZ

The in the city impots and the proceed.
ings In the Houses Of Congress- you will see by the
report Of proceedings, continue DO Of great interest.
The Cabinet have not yet agreed definitely upon any or
ders In relation TO the navy. but il said preliminary
have been taken towards tho completion Of Government
vessels and necessary the purchase Of private
sells.
MAJOR Gen. Scott IL Is also mored. has been placed in
command Of the Army upon the frontier and tho Pres-
dent VIII OF once order out thirty thousand Of the fifty
thousand men provided for in the War Bill. lita
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COusumptivcs, be on your Guard!
TH0MS0N'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF


Since ne drsi Introduction popular rsusy ~ uA. ~,
uce ~ The h % ~ 4 Tar Atturst an even ANA
and nse have sprung up and are p,d on ths reputation. al
his eteeent nsedcine 20 the unsuspectins Invalid The
mtns " wa mem 70 enr them popular secure s,is. n,
not eesed and avod every medciHe puTpons To contain r
ercept Ne original preparation, fho.ou, Cur,o,S =,
Tar and Wood Esptha aad hereby you WI ave tr an. sSo
disappointment Remember his nvanah Issv al, r,e,,s
By II ~ yrT,o,'sps
Norheas eosneFof SO ana Spruce ssree,. Phs.A.iDh.
~ For ae IN Riehuond By DUvAL PURCEIA acneral
aeess ~ retersoofe ~ Chas cosins Co. In Norfsk by
sseor IN Iyseheorg ~ Jno sesy; N ulr
ChPpen, ,,ao
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W Llburn II. Trgg, the excellent Postmaster at
Lynehbuv. has boon removed. and Robert Cawthon APP
pointed his successor.
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BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, &c.


On THURSDAY MORNING. May 2lst 10 O'Clock Al our
store will sell without
Shoes, Hats Caps, ke.; part,
Mems extra hne calf seEed Brogans
Do fine Sewed and pegd calf Boots
Do prime BrogaRs
Do. do seal pump peg'd Brogans
Do. and women's leather Slippers
Women's super leather Buskns
Do. ana do. r. r
LADIES' super Kid and Ties Slippers
Cloth and glazed Caps
Fur and sik Hats,
TERMS-Under sIOO cash; over sIOO months credit for
satisfactory paper.
myl6 ISI.OES A. BROTHER Aueta
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STATIONS OFFICE,
NO. 5. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
Let all the word say WHAT they can,
IorseilinE Prizes, srRATToSs the mani


let all the say What they can,
IorselinE Prizes SrRATroS's the mani
The Prize $4,000 Paidty
1- Whole Teket Nos Sc 80, the CAPITAL Pr,s Of
March, instant and sold BY STRATroN IN one OF IA, ety ,n
was Yesterday presented and ssed STATIONS Prize oaes
5000 Dolls SOLD At STRATTON'S
OFFICE!!
Drawn Nos. IN tcesburE Class 90, NAV 9Th.
81 81 " % % 40 Is IS 40 81 % &c
Ticket Nos. ~ - a3. A Psr1E or -, 900,
aad on Monday 10 worthy citizen and was
presented yesterday morning and sd eoune By
sTRATroN. the Az Frite seller
Drawn Nos of Ale1andria, Ettra, it3-May iath.
So IS so 81 81 10 81 81 81 "a 50 6
Ticket Nos ~ 50 Ssasoibsr Capital Of soB ami paid
~ srRATTON
Drawn Nos Of Ae1andria Extra No tI4-May i4tb
u 81 IL 20 60 80 % % 30 Is so 90 81
Ticket Nos ~ 20 4psim anosr prize Of st9s and paid
" STRATTON.
hooday-suuet ~, Et Capitals sooo 1900 1000 Ge rs Nos
~ drawn Whoies si,2s. halves 6lc; qr ale
s35,20G! $4,000!
MONDAY MorninrA~taniri Css ~ Captair s1s agt IL
900 5000 ofssoo 10 ofsoO 1000 50 Of 500
~ N Nos, ~ drswn Wboca go. halves s. qrs so.
y n For the 3oth Of Msy-Caprais $4,000 90 900 Of
leooe &C - Nos ~ Drawn Tcses siS-shares IN propor
ton. 49,
Buysu rrfsd ny No, o. Prizes which are rer.,r-d
~ me once proof ~ what been ard every
dsSns continues 70 Increase The number Eo sud b. ne
20 odefs fof paetsres eeritaiss atovs
sthemos and IN an totocs promptly attended IT, ana
dravinr sent wien requested
Fss', address srisrs n ITERATION,
= de39 Richmond Va
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

HUUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr.. Gentry Of Tenn moved resolution, which the House
refused To receive proposing the payment mileage
John raiaierro, as a member OF Congress in lS4l.
WEST POINT BILL.
The West Point Academy Bill was taken up, and the
yeas aud nays refused. The bill passed by tel
lers, 90 to Al.
Mr. Martin OF KY moved TO take up the Mileage Bill but
could obtain the yeas aud nays, and the motion
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BY Dunlop, uoncu'c a Co.
DRY Goods al AucIion.

BY Dunlop, noncufe & Co.
Dry Goods AT Auction.
90 WEDNESDAY the 9Th commencing o'clock
sales Room, starsl
Of Dry Goods fresh seasonab
ton Of tue trade-eonssiing OF
supeTfn ne fancy CiJths and Cassmeres
Gambro1ns Corfonades, Drilling
Marselles veSinx, Linen Drn
Super style CToss-Over Prints
Bik and white Prints ami Ginghams
50 and SheeSinEs and Shuinss sr.nl VA
riety Of styles
Swiss Musins, I JaconeUs
Plaid. striped and Musins
Pong-- silk Hdkfs, assorted sewing sIk
Bro French Linens Nankeens
Apron and Furniture Cheeks
Blue Drills Pantaooa sJuls
Cord Cambnes, spool Cotton
SIN and Gum Elastic Suspenders
Back and white Cotton Hosiery.
Hooks and Eyes, Pins
RTERMS-UDder cash: over 500 four month, eredi
for approved negotiable paper DUNLOP. MoNCURE CO.
Auet.
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LAST EVENINGS MAIL.

W We understand that T. C. Reynolds. E.q. Of this
city. has been appointed BY tho President and Senate. &c.
eretary Of Legation TO Spain.
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Portrait Painting.

TO rms fArnoss 90
WIN. q. BROWN, of London, politely informs
tho Citizens Of Richmond veniy that h. h,s ~
opened his studio and EEabion Alien Boh.r,
'o vain street where seen Amonr
them are the Portraits Of ,inshed vel
known this City.
Invited to call ~. n
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HAVE general asoriment of Tfsveulne Trnt various
- styles ard o. AZ wy low prfee an eonssanly
rrceivns the mon ~ Manufacturer nd
aer dsscnptioa u TRUSTS noes. Those
wishing Tavenns lar Trnuks Or Of sny
paF''eu.s can-ustos - ar she ~ ksvnr
Their order WITH ma a my ehesP Boot shoe and runk so
door shove Gay Mahcvs 90
Oh OF Second band Tunks taken In eIehange.
my7 r. N LEoNARD.
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EVANS & WATSON'S
Slate Lined it-frigcrators, Water FiItcrcrs, &c.
ALEX. MOTT, Agent,
No. Of MAIN GREET, RICHnoND, VIRGINIA.
EyHjIlls sSs HI H E IS. E, RrrnIeEH.rons
HlukhhS riority all lined with
IA u. over aoo in for eoolirg preserving
HI kftf{s 4; provisions of all kinds mill,
n1AI4 with very small quantity the sum
w. -, mer and answers for good
saamAnde Chests, lined with SoapstoBe, IsAgaS &c Ge
which We will warrant to stand Than airy made
In the u saicsa trial OF which reAdy for at
all tines-We still continue to make aHd eeebraed
tight Chest, Of which there in use
In regard the quality the Referatnr
reference Hop Stevenson who has had them
in use for some time in Richmond Va.
ALEXANDER MOTIF Asen,.
leo IL-om 81 Main street.
NEW MAP OF TEXAS, OREGON AND CALI
tohNiA-rhs Map represents the state TeI,s
eon as claimed by the United States OF upper Cali
foia &c embraces the recent Information published ana
Is chr Ny compiled from the Map Oregon by Capt Wilkes. =
Capt Fremont U. s. A. the counties in TeT,s are dtne,y
shown on this Map For sale by DC. KING.
my 10 . doors below Post Office.
DIVINE WHITE CORN.-I5oO bushel. prime white
Com offered for ale ahoat, purchasers by
my II BissELL n MeCANDLJsH.
RLACk, AND RED INK ". RANDOLPH
- co have WntiRg Inks by the fo45~ing makers
any quantity -arrson's Columbian wnght Moore Maynard
Noyes Hogan ThomP'On''; MasOns Stephens AnoIds
GuIots haeker MousoRs and KnlpP's my
II ANDSOME MARSElI.LE An ssortmr nj OF late and
II u beautiful patterns, received fUm New York by
my ~ STARR L CO. Lisles Corner
II ADIES MOROCCO SLIPS, very cheap!-Tbe
subscriber has hand lot Of MeCurdy's Morocco Slips
81 the best quality which he will sell IS
$3.50 nv "a ALEX Hill,
"ERRINGS.-3aO bbls. Cut Herring.
IL 20 Family Roe Herrngs
Branded W. Misunderstanding morning for ale
my IL VERB, BACON A. co.
DiLM LEAF HATS.-e2S dozen Mems and ioy. double
Il and single brims, for sale low by
]. soUTBER Il co,
my II i6e Main street, opposite the Banks.
M AHSEILLES vE>TS.-iOO plain and inquired Mar
4fA settles Vests OF dne quality and superior
G. DUNsPAUGH cos,
my IL No. 81 Main
BOOK OF PARODIES.
A REMEDY for the Blue Devils: Quaint and
N Humorous Poems edited by Mathew Meryman: price Csc
For sale by lsp9l DRINKER MORRIS.
(NRUBBS a APPERSON, No. ~, Main Street, have re
N eevcd aud
1900 lbs Lewis and No. White Lead
5000 Brookin No. and with an assortment
OF Mullea Glass, ffom by 1910 isbys4 apo
SUPERIOR OLD APPLE HRANDY, PEACH
- BRANDY. OLD RYE WBIsKEY,&c.
go bbis old Southampton Apple Brandy
Peach
100 Richardson whiskey
so Hauson
100 doz genuine London Porter
Receiving aud for sale by GALLAGHER n OLpNER
Wholesale aud Retail Dealers
In all kids Foreign and Domestic Wines Ind Louor.
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R1 virtue of deed of trust executed to the
- subscriber by Thomas R. Bird, March
duly recorded the Hastings Court Of
TO sale for cash. TUESDAY day OF Mar next
At O'Clock al The house Of sad Bird the OF
all the Household and Kitchen Furniture
thereof be Necessary ssts deed
l2-tds GO W GRETrER Trnste
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SPHING SENLE.-rhe SUBSCRIBER iusi received ut
- n hpe Beaver sd Moekn Hats yic 70 wheh
ne attention q gentlemen respectfully requested
}. u. HOOVER
myt7 No IN Vain o.
NAsi FuR RAGs.Tb- "FrsntHn MANUFACTURING Coupsnv,
~ ateudnf n ertend hsr o. Paper viii psy 10
cash the hrheH vice Tor eooured
counfv Merchants may forward parcels ~ rses the hs-
bsr who vii femitpayme az b. may b. directed.
JOHN nICaTARna
Superintendent, FrsnkHa Maa Cosupy
RchHopd May ien, isfs
IDANauA, BEGuOHN AND PEAuI CAsSI-
WE'RE HATS.-Receivcd tbs week hrre AMI spisu-
90 aoftsnt q fsnsms, terhnrn and Hats Also
several o. The style bats rom Heche Cesar ana
Other ceebated manuhetuts oenlenen wishing sosaethns
srua 10 quality, saa sis lov pssee. wHpssss sana
JUDAH MYERS
@y - No 81 ver Main afess.
ErFrr coon PACKING BONES, for ..s hy \
"ye D w RANDOLPH a co.
"0oIsEYts LOAF sUeAH.-es han boFss w 4
w W. Loaf sugar, foS ale ~
aPsi DAVENPORT ALLEN CO.
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By Haggerty. Draper q Jones.
No 81 William .ll.cl. A.M NnrL


No Sc William street. New YORK.
FRIDAY May s2d oeIoek new sales Room Nos
"a and "a
FRESH TEAS-PaH Of the cargo ship Leland ski
ngiou master from Canton comprising
Zoe quality AMI black Teas variety
ages
W Catalogues and samples ready examination the day pre-
.
Al IL o'clock. AT the Auction Room
81 WILLIAM STREET.
NANklN NATTING.-The entire parcel per ship Eza
Ann, just arrived from Canton, consisting Of
500 ~ oils ~ aud Ga white; red ehsc ked
and fancy Maung-being quality offered this ssa.on
20 CATALOGUES and samples early on the day Of sae
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Hy sodxe. a Pu,i,am.
by Hodges a Puiiiam.

WILL be rented or leased at public auction.
on tho premises. SATURDAY the isth ln- at 10 ora
lne formerly occupied BY JossPh Parkinson deed
on fansn street between i7h the term a,
yea months and ~ DAYS. being unetpr-d term Of j. r.
sa stable - IN good repair situated in the
HOUSE
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q BHINCkERHOFP, PropTietoT, New York.
Principal Once $50 Broeme Street New YORK
70 For sale by the Agents,
myi GAyNOR a vvoOn -
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RLACk- BLUE and RED INKS, FANCY SOAPS
~ and COLoGNES-A large supply, for sale BY
myo-2Ot J. u. EUSrACE A. sON
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Anrtiou Sales.
BY weiiiasse. esassn-

THIS DAY.
By wei,i.sss. ceasiaL
THRUST SALE.--By virtue Of deed of tr,st
eteeued 20 ne BY samuel f->nsn. eeafrs o. ne o
day Of May iste. Of N. ers q Az.
musings court 10 dot p,o
e-a 10 ~ public aaeon. the lSh day
NJ oeloek NJ the p.ef--. us.e, OF
o o. and lying In the Rhmond norh sd. &C f
an street Al rs ntsr-scnon
- On Main street, and ~t an
siry " feet vide and watch the aid ssmn.i
freeman '.e- Selling convey only saeh
"u" I" sSe-ed IN US but the believed psree,.
los. MAYO.
my vi ALEX DuvAL.
INC aoove ale viii be eondue~ib by W. GoDDIN, Acct.
Hy Hodges a Puii,an.
Negro Boy.
THs MORNING. At " oeoes Win b. -o,i n, o., ga. .
likely Negro Boy about ~ yean Of age
myb HODGES PuLLIAM Aueu d.
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N. Y. MARKET. MAY - 2 NJ

GOATS COATSlI FROM 81 80 TO SIS.
~ From cheapest Cashmeet and erms, C1o,h
Goats, Ina received, and fof sale BY STARR 4 co,
apH2 Lsie's Corner.
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DoRTO RICO SUGARS-25 hhds strictly
- prime Porto Rico Sugar for by
my 70 DUNLOP. NoNCURE n Co
TVNHE HENRY CLAY VALVES. a magni.
u 6eent collection. sale at r. H. TAYInR,s
Piano Forte Wareroon and Music Saloon
my ~ 100 Main street, opposite Banks
HALF eAITEHS.
AIDES Superior Black and Bronze Half Gaersus received
~ and Tor salc low by
mys PUTNEY WATTS.
IA HsKEY-iOO bbs Cineinnsu geeuhed whskey in store
w for ssle.by WILLIAMS 4 HAXALI.
4 EVILS WHITE LEAD-4OOO lbs. Lewis
- Era No and pure Lead, kegs also Lewis
Dry White Lead for sasby my N g. y. DOVE
TURKEY RHUBARB-A choice article pow.
- dered and not powdered for sale by r. DOVE
4 IFE Or GEN. SCOTT. The Life Of Gen
- Winfield Scott by Edward D. Maus6sd Eco with Portrait
in volume i9mo. price ~ as just published saeby
DINNER a NORRIS
myj9 81 Main street
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SII6,OOO!
A Mammoth scheme for 2Ist Nav.
s6O.OOO. $40. 900. sI5.OOO.

20 NOc-I3 UhAWN.
Grand Consolidated Lottery Class No 81 IN be drawn on sstur
day, May 2lst 1886. Capitals: prze $4,000 OF 10000
o. $4,000 1900 1886, Of 1000 50 OF soc so OF
600, &c Tickets $40 halves TO- quarters
package OF Wholes costs $3.50 90
Less-tbe pues Of three Tickets so 90
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-23
Movements OF Travellers.

There was, yesterday, further and more numerous
accession of travellers at the principal hotels than has
fallen TO our lot recently to record. At the
AMERIcAN-Mr Gardner, Long Isand DR.. Frye,
Warrington; J. Moore, Tennessee; Barton Va; Capt
E. X. Smith. Mexico; j. Pidsan, Texss, D. Fell, Geor-
Eia; D. Hall, Florida; D. Crook Georgia. H. Reeve, 8.
G; Capt Clarke Y: 8. A; Dr. Murray, do; Van Bokks-
Ter, NJ C; Dr. Cubile va; H. Middleton Charleston.
AsroR-A. Riddle, Miss; A. McAlpin, do; H. Hender-
son, Baltimore; Mr. Pond. Hartford; Jas TAFT Miss; r.
Paxton, Utica; s. Woodbury., ~ II; NJ. Campbell, st
Louis; J. Elneck, Boston; W. Wheeling, Pa v. Kelog.
Baltimore; Geo Lippncot Philad; VI. Bright India "a
@. Andrews. Batmore DR. Page, Philad I. Church, N.
o; +. Richardson, Boston; Geo. Abraham Baltimore;
II. Huston Boston; J. OShaughnessy, Cincinnati; Nj.
Ewing, do; +. Homer. Boston; w. Gardner. Newport;
J. Thomas Boston; w. Grant, Ithaca T. Hall, Baltt
more II. Huttor. Boston.
CTY-Mr Gansefort, N. C; Mr.. Devener, do; Mr..
Souhgse. Norfolk; J. Hochlsy. Phad; Mr.. Bend, dc;
l. Gautrend, Havana; Hastings, Nassau; Psndleton
Philad; Mr. Bulloch. Providence; Mr Buchanan Wash.
ington; w. Williams, Virginia; Ed Floyd do, D. Fos-
ter. st Louis.
FRANxLIr-Jos. Rogers, ST. Louis; Geo. Day Philad,
NJ Harrington do; q. Wise do; A. Forsyth, Philad; A.
Russell Conn; H. williams. C; j. Billings, 0eorria,
W. Townsend, N. H; J. Holiday, Michigan; Z. Prch.
ard Waterbury; Geo. Weltby, Louisvil d. Gould
Cincnnati +. Spencer, Buffalo; Z. Clarke. Memphis,
T. Merrick, Miss; J. Sherman. st. Louis; W. Ray, hi
A. Thomas, Missouri.
HowAsp--E r. Harvey, Baltimore; A Nssham do;
Duprie, Fall River; H. Leo, Springfield; r. Folwell Phi
ladelphia; A. Ballery, Cohoes; W. Thurston Ohio; T.
Vaughan, do; Eddy. do; J. Curtis Boston; HILL dos
w Brownvete, Conn; d. Harden, Mass; T. Wilk ems
rhilad; H. Osborne, N. o; d. Wood, Msntrsal W. Gro
ker, N. o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-23

CALIFORNIA; WIN also be set gamers by the changes
from Mexican provinc6k will become of the Uni
ted States Free wealthy and strong jewel of immense
value from its osition, s ports will furnish greet
outlets for the commerce OF the States with the Pacific
the only thing which IL wanting to make the
American eagle great and formidable in both the Ame-
ricsn seas
The Tempo med not waste much pity on the MsxL
cans at future time they come to form part of
the American Union for then indeed will they be
porous and happy and in dependent They viii be pow
laws will 70 them the most inestimabe blessing
which heaven can bestow man-pesce and quiet Oh
that given to obtain these blessings at the
same price ~ our Mexican brethren!
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Army Intelligence.

Three companies Of the I'd Infantry arrived here
Yesterday en- route for Point Isabel, ard are quar-
two Of them from Sacketrs Harpor and from
Oswego. The companies from Sackets Harbor were b.
Capt Smith, Lieut. Vessels +, Lieut. Lyons, command
ing. From Oswego, company q, Lieut. Patten, CON-
handing.
Gen Brady of the U. s. Army, left Richmond on the
goth inst on his way to the South.
The company of U. 8. Dragons heretofore stationed
at Austin left Tuesday, the 18th inst for San Anto
nio.-.austin (Tsras) Ntw Era, June ~.
corps Of volunteers from Mississippi which arrived
at Galveston few days since has enrolled by Col
Seeeldt a. Texan volunteers under the requision of
Gov. Henderson. They will compose Of the four
companies required to all the requson Of Gen Taylor
who has been appointed to ill the command at Galveston
lately occupied by Lieut. Kingsbury This corps 10
styled the Claiborne Rihemen. and Is commanded by
volunteers from the Red river counties consisting
men, are Sen Antonio, the march for the army
These companies will probably than Gil the requ
sition Of the Governor-Houstsn (Ttros) Telegraph,
judy
Four companies of Mississippi volunteers came down
ON the Cora and taken to the barracks Sunday
Marshs Guards, Capt Taylor Yazoo vounte ers. Capt
sharp; Tom Bigbec Volunteers Capt Rogers; and La
fayette Volunteers Capt. Delay; s7o men in alI-New
Orisans JefersoniGn, July IA.
General Gaines arrived in Baltimore on Monday and left
In the Norfolk boat for Old Point attend the Court of
Inquiry that has been ordered his by the War
Department The most we apprehend, that can he made
out against the veteran will be- that in his zeal for the
public service he may have gone bey his nstrucons
- Baltim0re Patriot
The Cincinnati Capt C. G.. Pearce. from Louisville,
srrivsd last evening eve She brought down the six
under command of Col James p. Drake.-N o. Delta,
Jssy IL.
Naval Intelligence.
The steamship Massachusetts, was seen on the 18th
Inst. off the Bslize, standing for the s. w. Pass
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The Weekly Herald of this W eek will be very
valuable publication.
II will contain all the late foreign news brought
by the Cambria and Great Britain Mr.. Benefits
interesting letters from England; the Con-
gressional proceedings, &c. &c.
II will be embeLshed with splendid view Of
the steamship Great Britain in her new rig; and
an excellent portrait of Lord John Russell, the
new Premier of England.
Agents can send in their orders.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-23

BowERy THEArRE.-This splendid establishment con-
tinues to maintain its standing and popularity Nowith
standing the unfavorable state of the weather. very
large audience attended the performances last evening
These were the comedy Of How to Die for Love" and
the great dramatic spectacle the Yew Tree Ruins"-
Mr.. Wemyss, Captain Blumenfet, performed his part
to admiration, and ELECTED continued rounds of applause
The same may be said of Mr.. Clarke in Captain Thai
wechndeed all the characters were well sustained and
the piece was performed throughout in capital Style
The Yew Tree Ruins" increases in popular favor and
w no doubt amply repay the enterprsing manager for
the immense outlay it has cost him in having produ
ced II is but seldom that the theatre-gong Community
have opportunity Of witnessing such gorgeous spec
tacle as THU: and we recommend all who have not
i to do SO Immediately. The improvements and addi
tons to the orchestra and the corps dramaqus have
given fresh impetus to this house and it 10 destined
be, possible attractive place of amusement than
ever before In saying this speak tho sentiments of
the whole community.
CASTLE GARpEr-This magnificent place of resort is
open during the day and evening In the evening W.
rey OF beautiful compositions Of the German and 1a
liam masters executed by fine orchestra under the
direction Of Mr. Meyer There upwards of one hun
bred cosmoramas splendidly lighted up with gas The
Refreshments excellent and the air Is cooler than in
any other place in the city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-23

The DOUBTFUL SroRY.-One OF the Boston pa
pers having heard that the Great Britain had ar
rived here, heads the paragraph containing the
rumor of her arrival, Doubtful Story" Some
one now in Boston, who made large bet in Eng
land that the Cambria would beat the Monster
three days, would gladly have it doubtful
story"