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No CURE NO PAY

nR CORBI1 T, 10 Duane street. member of the Roy al
College of Surgeons, London may be consulted in the
treatment OF delicate diseases practice Of four
teen years devoted to venerea diseases enables Dr. c.
cure the form Of this disease Recent cured
four days. No mercury used restraint diet
pursuits Structures cured in weeks with scarcely
any pain.
CoNsrITurIoNAL DEBnIry.-Those individuals who have
INDUCED certain loathsome habit, positively be
stored to health and society Remember 10 Duane
next door TO DR.. Johnsons. jyl03tsIc
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SECRET DISEASE GU

SECRET DISEASE CURED,
lY Botanic Physician that his business has
had extensive practice for has cured after
all the boased nosums been savaed and the hos
pas without benefit Those who wish to avoid imposition
and and keep their constitutions free from disc
and mercury should apply without delay aI Bowery,
from 10 O'Clock. p NJ mv16 imsr
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Domestic lmpOrtatiOns.
MoBLE-Bg Poneer-l 1888 bis cotton Ralph Post-35 Gen.
ter co-3s9 Phillips-25o II TamanT5 Hutcnlns75
Phillips & Adams-io sacks pea nuts A Peni.on-i8
Taman- cask hams TO Gerody Wells-2 Nj feet lumber
and $50 sticks cedar Nickersonlh slaves bxs to
order.
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No QUACkEKY,

NU LUACkEKY.
nOCTOR COOPER, II Duane street, member Of the
Royal College Of Surgeons London is consulted conf.
dentialy all private diseases which he without
mercury hndrance from business Recent he
IN few days practice oftwelve years enables Dr. e.
cure the most obstinate structures without pain.
Debility resulting from habit INDUCED in by young
men Proacsd gleet syphiitc eruption and ulcers
waited by quacks thoroughly cured by Dr. c. perfect
cure guaranteed charge Dr. c. regularly educated
physician and surgeon. Jy93 tsr
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SPECTACLE CASE MANDATORY,
No. SO FULTON STREET,
CONSTANTLY hand large supply OF the above arti-
~ cles by the Dozen Country merchants supplied
at short notice. OHM
a13t r~~-
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MONTHLY REPORT fOR JUNE,
NEW YORK MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTl-
IN TUTE-No. rs Chambers street.
CASES SUCC ESSEIJI.l,Y TREATED.

salt rheum.
6 Coughing.
5 Secondary venereal.
9 Primary chimeres, cured
without mercury.
2 Falling Of the bladder.
2 Cancer of the womb, under
treatment.
6 Palpitatioa Of the heart.
3 Acute rheumatism.
2 Pain in the bones.
10 Cases debility aud loss OF
appetite from improper
habits.
I Foreign b. dy taken out OF
a highly iaflaned eye.
2 Determination Of blood TO
The head.
5 Examined 10 detect disea.
SEES of the lungs.
2 Cases of cholic.
lTIONS AND CURES.
! Injury Of ankle JOINT.
4 Enlarged tonsils removed.
2 Tonslls extirpsted from
another gentleman the
same day. after several at
tempts had been made by
another surgeon.
l Injury of a hand that was
caught in a steam valve.
10 STRUCTURES III urethra, cured
without cutting or burn
ing.
l Uvula removed.
/ Amputation Of cancer
breast; the operation took
place on the Goth inst. AT
40 Sullivan str'r, and was
witnessed by DR.. Childs.
Dr.King, and many others.
She has nearly recovered.
n 9 and 10. IN the morning.
. BOSTWlCK, VI. D.,
A ding SnrUaAp and phUasrts0
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SUDDEN DEATH or DISTINGUISHED CATHOLIC
CLERGYMAN.-At the Merchants Exchange Hotel,
about one o'clock Yesterday morning the Rev. Richard
Days died suddenly, of disease of the heart In
pany with the Rev Mr. Deas, he had been in this
try about three years collecting subscriptions towards
building Catholic cathedral at Ardsgh in Ireland and
arrived ere from tour to the West few days ago He
born at Mount Davis, county of Longord Ireland
and was 80 years ofage III. learned and eloquent
man, and when here about two years ago made Of
the argumenative and philosophical speeches in
favor of the legislative independence of Ireland which
the has ELECTED in this part Of the country Yes
terday his remains conveyed to the new Catholic
church in Broadway South Boston, and there the ne-
raj ceremonies will be performed at ten o'clock this
forenoon.-Boston Post, Juiy9
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MARITIME HERALD.
FORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 10.
Cleared.

Cleared.
Ship Narragansett Desebecho Liverpool, Boyd Hnck-
en-: Bnrks Rsppblie BEN, Tegeler Bremen via n Bed.
Co; Antarctic Reilly Barbadoes James Roach Brown.
jacksonville Bunker Places Hartley, Leeds George.
town Peck Co; Brilliant. (Br) Foley, Parsboo. Schrs
Iodine Smith, Philadepha, Tooksr Person; Cadmus,
Wednesdsy-ships Richmond, Winters, (whaler) South
Seas, Jones; Sir Colin Campbell, (Br) Richbucto st
John. NIB, McAlunay.
Packet ship Westminster Hovey from Lond and Ports
mouth June 3h with mdse, to Grswod June H. lat So
80 lon 49, company with ship bound w supposed
be the Thos Cope for Philadelphia Between Ion 6 and
40, lat As. saw eral ice bergs.
Bark Lucinda Maria, (of Boston Rich days from Carde-
mas with mohsses TO Spoford Tileston Co. Left brig
Sea Belle for Boston, davs Spoke no date lat 81 80
Orleans, bound TO N Yarmouth
Prus brig Fanny, Lanes IS days from Bordeaux, with
brandy &c to Duand CO. Juae 2 lat 81 Ion 81, spoke
ship Sunbeam, OF Boston, from Orleans for Lverpool
Brig Pioneer. Hearn, days from Mobile with cotton to
master June 90 at NJ ian Matanzas SIZE, IS miles dis
tsnt spoke ship Gen Veaze, Fairfield from York, bound
10 Apaachicola-all well July lst, died board Hugh
Brig Benjamin Swan, amin 20 hours from Haven
IN ballast, TO master.
Brig Tarquina, Mouhrop 20 hours from Haven in bal
last, 10 master. ~
schr Cabot Nckerson days from Boston, with ndss to
E J Herlck. ~
Schr Baltimore, Latourett, days IRON Baltimore. with
mdse, to Johnson Lowden
Br sehr Orbit Davis, Is days from Windsor, Ms with
tons plaster, TO master.
schr George, Shannon, Philadelphia with coal.
sailed. for
Packet ships Hendrix Hudson. for London; Splendid bfs
Royal Sailor, for Norfolk; store ship Relief for
Cruz; and others.
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FOR THE PILES.
nR UPHAM'S ELECTUARY, internal remedy, 10 -

- &c ain cure for Piles, either internal external.
bleeding blind Sold No 2l Fulton street. Division st.
and by the proprietor regularly educated physician o. 20
and all chronic ssuly treated Medical Of
hce No. 1856 Bowery four doos above Spring street.
MIL t.,dk ,vrs
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Ship Edmund @ Perkins Tsy for Orleans for Trieste
% VI e No s?H @ o london from Brazil sup
posed for Whiteoak Island for April co. sa7 SO b.
June 49, going into Havana brig Globe, Young from Bal
more.
WhaIemen.
Cd At Nantucket 9Th ship Ontario Horn, Pacific Sid 7th
Al TsIeshuana March i, Planter, N.nt $50 spm $50 VIII
Heard from Aacn 2e lat 8 Ion 60 W. Enterprise, Nant;
had taken SPIN whale which made s. bbs andlo' the
Foreign Ports.
s1lsm !aEpI . ja,, tumbsaad Carson from Phila
Nay - bark b"1ilisfS. William III fe'k tabout
iS S 'tls5S ISs
h%ssy Gil E%s 81
s ESGS sas s
dsis Henry ANN cSp..nd Hull; L6S E:On sa,i
por Romance, Hosg, sauney sehr Caroline Jonas Res.
ROTTERDAM June l2-In port, bark Cora, Young, for
srpsnr CBIn port, bark Mary Norris Jones, FIN Cork
Just arr; only Am
BosToS, July sArr bark Como, Bogardu' Charleston;
sss Ws,S1hiastos Stevens syd1ey: Token Mayo, Ph,s
HIlism. Cook Aux Caves; EMIL Knight hos%sr and
M HSfs9 ff 5oSn:os f.S4 DE- GS
& Beh Hesn S Maria TsST
EIddssJ tsi,s Ma,ia srsai rTiqI Mobile; P.adofs
ra Es Sys Do 'Sh Viola hmSs
big Aesd sehfs Soaaks eaiean BOSTON,
and from below last night, bark Elliot Brig Levi. sid CHI
BARN July s-Arr brig MARY Pennell Doughty, st Tho
., Gm.n.r: IT JUL SAyr h Isabella ROby Mstsnn
skinner days from hafson bound to ssanua Ga
' Nmw Ssl sr I' ay sp
Boston; SsTl; John 6,!as. FoufSss L%sTpSS Gaislls,
s. hss; 5s.' 9. 81 rs4%ii sa
rsoo ado sr d
W WGc T0 c ss can@s and
Pratt, Stevenson Providence. lowed asih III, ship
A York F1ss f fer: S Mr.
s% Tas dS july sop eG S2a Hs St
,ehr MSsss Ellis. Phila 1oop; Rose Tce S0 New York,
Havana Mershon; Alexander, Bill, and Burton Andsr.
:s s s'I sss os,
Sas Gs Ga S'ysss
sssi
aGrbSJy sssaH PsSSds %
IsS Eli
Halloch s,oniogtog; savery Weldon, Providence; s.
!Ssscs If1s5s ami" Hs
fsO7iprser July Ar b.rls Jqli, Allen, Mobile; Mi.
luelon smith. do brig Echo Smith Cardenas; sch Hope
Potter. Bait; II Godfrey Wicks Pnila; Sarah Louisa
Miller, do; slooGs Rising Sun, Coleman. Albany; Aron
M%".G .1 9Ss s%F do Victory Rowland
PORTLAND, July 6-Arr brig Sophia, Wyman Turks
Isand 9TH. schr Texas Pllsbury Nfork Sid 9Th brig Ro
doIph, Kent Alexandra; 18th, bark Maria Hersey.
NC.
RIcnNesp. July e-Arr brig Josephine Robinson NYork
Sid brig Ruby Mckenzie, Boston.
SavANsAH JuIy .-An bark Peter DeTiil, Lsy' WORK
Iutle York; soops Cicero Bessc EdssItown; william
Howard York; 9Th, schr Harp, Besse, Phila Sid 3th
sloop Emma & Eliza, " York.
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MEUICAL, ADVICE.

DOCToR LAAiERT is sill confidently consulted at his
IL old Office g Gold street. between Fulton and Beeknsn
all diseases of delicate his treatment being mild
and udcious requires neither restraint In Diet or
hndance from business pursuits Recent cases cured In o.
days.
DEBILITY, NERVOUS Or CONSTITUTIONAL, an,
sing from frequent indulgence Of the passions Of nds
youth thereby causing nightly EMISSIONS and cventu
ally confirmed mpotency the DR. srctest atnou
his object being to restore the SYSTEM mentally and ood TO
that OF vigor originally designed.
sTlCTURES, disease frequently existing without the
being caused by nsltret
of medical pretender md sometimes by The
neglect of the parties themselves are by the Dr. eheetuely
cured, without pain Inconvenience.
The Doctor being OF the few qualified advertising Sur
the cry perfect charge made
Letters post paid enclosing fee, Immediately attend
and medicine with advice. sent to part Of the United
States. -.
Ofhce IS Gold street. Open from "a. M tosP.M
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BERNETHY'S BOTANICAL FILLS, are a speedy
"A and radical for Gonorhea, Gleet Structures all
Urethral Discharges Irritation of the Kidneys Seminal
sd passions the solitary and destructive habits of youth
They composed eaely of vegetable ingredients which
the organs of aud the shove dis
eectuay than other medicine
discovered.
For sale at Apothec aries Hail. &c Catherine sree-Pncs
81. w iva ws m
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

0000 WILL be required for the secret. Dr. Gregory,
pOOO OF Roosevelt Chatham has disc overed
the mean. of curing certain private disease 10 the short
restrictions $500 will be charged from IS
for perfect Further information be had No.
Roosevelt street New York Jy6 iwsr
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ARTIFICIAL EYES

ARIIFICIAL EYES.
MADE and inserted by Dr. j. GRAY, No. ll9 Bowery, ".
1vl York the only factory OF the Human Artificial Eye
in the United States Any person that wishes be well
ed should always apply the maker, who has been
lorfy rears NIL linz
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREsIpENT-By and with
the advice and consent of the Senate.-Charles
Mason to be chief justice of the supreme Court OF Iowa
from the 9th July when his present commission Will
expire s. Wilson to be associate Judge oil the Su-
preme Court Of Iowa from tho 27h July, when his pre-
sent commission will expire. Charles H. Gardiner TO be
deputy postmaster at Washington city, vice William
Jones removed Robert \. Mcmillan, to be collector of
the for the district OF Teche and inspector of
revenue for the port of franklin Louisiana vice Robert
Royster deceased Robert Patterson, Of Pennsy lvania
to be q major general in the military service of the
United States in accordance with the provisions Of the
act approved June 90 1916.
Assistant 76Jufant Generals under the Act of June 49,
lsi6.-Csptain George A Mccall of the 4th infantry,
be assistant I'D utant general with the brevet rank of
major. Brevet Captain William w. S. Bliss assistant
adutant general TO be assistant general with
the bruvet rank Of major First Lieutenant Randolph
Rdgey of the Sd artillery TO be assistant gene
raj with the brevet rank of captain First Lieutenant
George Lincoln Of the Sh infantry 10 be assistant adu
tant general, with the brevet rank of captain First
Lieutenant Oscar F. wnship of the ID Dragons to be
assistant general with the brevet rank of cap
tain. in place of w. w. S Bliss, promoted.
In The Regiment Of Mountsd Rifemen, or Third Ora
go0ns Charles Ruff of Missouri TO be captain, in place
oil Bella NJ Hughes, who declines to accept.
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J Partial deafness.
4 Pain in left side.
3 neontinence Urine.
4 potenry.
II Seminal weakness.
0 Gonorrhea.
I Pain in Eye.ball.
8 Pain in the chest.
2 Abdominal dropsy.
6 Cases OF whites.
4 Dyspepsia.
2 Dormant liver.
4 Venercal sore throat.
3 Irritation in urethra and
prostate gland.
4 Dysentary.
3 Cases OF gieet.
2 Diarrt ea.
5 Cases balanitis.
l Hemerrhage urethra.
2 Opacity Of the cornea.
SUCCESSFUL OPER.
I Large abscesses.
8 liberated legs, Of long
standing.
2 Operation for squirting.
Fatty tumor rem'v'd, which
grew directly upon the
Trnchea, aud required
very nice dissection for
its extlrpation.
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iHInp EDITION.
THE PRIVATE TREATISE,
Nv I'm RIsn

This little work will be found inv sluabie.
lst By giving plain of disorders
that Closely RESEMBLE those of certain nature, il
prevents alarm and Few
the receptions existing this subject.
2nd BY giving faithfully the recipes used
the authors practice which enables those who prefer
TO obtain or compound the medicines themselves
Bird. IL also explains a PRIVATE. aud CONVENIENT
mode Of cure that can be found nowhere else.
No other rork 6t this gres such instruction really
to enable indirdudl to HsELr, though several
pretend TO do
The Private Treatise be he'd only at 90 Greenwich
street. (prce SD is sent by post unbound The author
may be consulted personality Except Sunday) by post
EASE OF THE KIDNEYS GRAVEL, and those rareus urinary
affections rhch fgnoranfv called Gravel Stone
DISEASE OF THE BLADDER, &c. aud which, whoever may
consult him. depend receiving the faithful and
deliberate attention.
The title Of the above work is nearly possible
COM biz ie8 l,y IN
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THE PARTISAN SECRET.

JUSTPUBLISiiEp, New Translation from the FRENCH.
entitled The Partisan Secret, Self Preservation "
perec urty against Sexual Disease under all crcum-
stances the OF Medicine dsageeable ne
understood and employed BY Of fash
len In Paris, London and other large cities,
BY ALEXANDER LEBAUM, M. D.,
Member the Faculty of Medicine of ParsPhysician 70
the venereal Of the Legion oil Honor &e-
Rue de ST. Honore %, Paris .
Fulton
Publ shed by Robert H. Dumont Legal Deputy for Dr. Le-
baum 1870 Washington Boston. Prce GIN cents per copS
copies for ST. All orders should be addressed post paid
Robert II. Dumon as above. aB I'm m
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DISEASES OF THE URINARY ORGANS-such ~
- Chronic and diseases OF the
Bladder, Lcncorrhoeu or Whites,
Uret,rrS, Structures,
Kidneys Seminal Weakness.
Also, Gonorrh1c, Inability,
elects, Weakness Of the parts, We,
speedily and eectually removed BIZ AbsTethys Boani.
cal Pills without particle Of They equally
suitable for females They and energy the
organs rarely fever experienced from taking other
dicnes For sale Apothocarie Hall $ Catirine street, and
~ Vfeiden Lfre. Price 81 with directions s2s imsr
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SrocK Board, July $4,000 Maryland 6', DAYS, II;
s,so Banmo1e 6 1899 ssa; share, Franklin Bank, "a
Mary land 6s closed to-day 74 asked II bid; Baltimore
6s Of 1890 closed asked bid Baltimore aud Ohio
Railroad shares 49, bid, 40 asked
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MEDICAL OFFICE.


jylo2wsrc Attending Surgeon and Physician.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-10-24
The Elections in Pennsylvania.

The recent elections in Pennsylvania have re.
suited greatly iu favor OF the wings. They are
not, however, whis victories, but may be pro.
perly termed tariff victories The inclemcncy
Of the weather, no doubt, in some measure, ope.
rated unfavorably; but the grea, and powerful
agency in this general upheaving of the political
elements was MeKay's odious tariff bill 1t did
no, require the inspiration of prophet 10 foresee
that such must be the result. The democracy,
and in fact the whole people Of Pennsylvania, are
opposed TO Mr. Walkers Southern policy, which
tends TO place the labor OF the North and East on
a level with that Of the Southern slave. They
are in favor Of the protection Of home industry
and domestic manufactures, the policy Of Je1er-
son, Monroe ond Jackson. The attrmpt, there.
fore, TO drive the democracy Of Pennsylvania in.
to the policy Of free trade as was the case in the
recent elections, will always end in defeat, and
must in the end result in the destruction Of the
democratic party.
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Tur MonxoSs-A party cf traders; arrived at
c, Iou;. on the 3is,, give ahis account Of the
Mormons
Attbe Ponka. village, the most western post
os the Mormons was found. Nc der Elder Miller.
There were several large escanapmen's OF these
people in the vicinity, prepa ring to pass The win
,er.-Thi. body had assembled the Platte river to
Pawnee Island, but finding that they could not
cross so well in that dire ction, they made ar.
ransements with the Ponk as To settle for the WIN
ter on their land, They represented az having
an abundance Of provisions, and as being salts
fed with their condition and prospects From
this village, coming down, they continued 'o
NEE, small parties Of Mormons, on both sides o
the river, until they reached Black Snake Hills
and . large number are winter,ng at Counsi
. Bluns, and in the Indian purchase N the oprcst
! vlds at the river.
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Co Hon. SIMON CAMSRos paid this place
vis, on Thursday, and was called upon by a large
circle Of his old friends and acquantances Gen.
Cameron, in his youthful days, resided in this
place, and although many years have passed, .till
finds hearty welcome in almost every family.
He left on Friday morning, and inserds visiting
Danvile, and several other places on the Susque
we presume he Intends to collect some informa.
tion in relation TO the manufacture Of iron, which
may be useful in the modification Of the tariff.
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CONGRESS-.

We have now the conplete result. from ali
the Congressional Districts, as follows.
L. Lewis c, Levin, Native. Reelected.
3. Jos. R. fngersoll, Wing, reelected
3. Charles Brown, Dem. over Nstive.
Charles J. 1ngersoli, Dem. reelected
s. John Fredl.y. Wing esiu.
9. J. W. Hornbeek, Wing gain.
:. A. R. Mcllvain. Wing, reelected.
s. John S,rohm, Wing, Reelected.
William Strong, Dem, succeeds Dem.
10. Richard Brodhead, Dem. reelected.
II. Chester Butler. Wing gain.
r. David Wilmot, Dem. reelected
10 James Pollock. Whig reelected
H. George N. Eckert, succeeds Whig
IS Henry Mes, Tariff gain
10. Jasper F.. Brady, Wing gain.
H. John Blanchard, Whig. reelected.
IS Andrew Stewart, Whig, reelected.
~ Job Mann Dem succeeds Dem.
40 John Dckey, Wing, succeeds "h's.
II. Moses Hampton, Whig. succeeds Whig.
% J w. Fsrrelly, Wing gain.
% James Campbell, Whig gain.
- Alexander Irwin, Wing succeeds Wing.
wings i7-Gain 7. Dem. 6. Native l.
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The New Orleans Delta has been assured bv an
officer. who was in the battle at Monterey, that
in steady bravery. though. of course, not in me.
thodical marching and systematic attack, the vo.
luntrers were fully equal TO the Regulars, and
that is saying a great deal for we venture to
boast that there is not a finer army in the world
than the Regulars now in Monterey. But par,i.
culary in the scrambling hcht in the streets, and
on the tops Of the houses, the volunteers Of Mis-.
sissippi Of Tennessee and Of Texas, were very
effective Indeed the chief loss - the enemy
was occasoned by the sharp shooting and sharp
cutting ofTsnnessse rfes and Mississippi bowie
knives.
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lFrom the Charleston Evening News, Oct. Isl
From the Sect or war.

lFrom the Charleston Evening News, Oct. Isl
From the Sect os War.
We are indebted to CsP. Thornton. Of the q.
8 Drasoons, who arrived here yesterday, for
some Interesting partic,ars from the Seat Of
War.
Capt Thornton informs us that IL 10 now very
sckly at Matamoras which place he lefs some.
where abou, the gath Of the last month. Al the
time Of his leaving there were 700 Americans.
three fourths volunteers, sick Of dysentery, ae.
eompanied with intestinal liberation typhoid
fever. The average number Of deaths was Eve
day. It is 10 be expected however that the
accession Of cold weather will much abate the
violence Of the disease
Capt. T. further informs rs that an order had
been issued by Gen. Taylor TO Gen Patterson a,
Camarvo TO send the Alabama and Georgia regi.
ments Of volunteers to Monterey. They were
70 be commanded by Gen Pillow.
The following is the location Of the Amer.
Grande.
the Rio Grande,
Two Regiments at a Mexican fort on the river
ten miles from. its mouth.
One Regiment Of Ohio Volunteers under the
command of Col Curtis, and four companies Of
Artillery treguiars) at Matamoras. The volun.
teers are encamred on the north end Of the town
two companies or Artillery, under Capt Lowe,
are stationed at Fort Brown, one company at
Fort Paredes and one in the Plaza.
The whole Of the troops AT Camargo are under
the command Of Col Clarke, U. s. A.
One company of Artillery, uegulars.) and one
company Of Kentucky volunteers encamped q,
Reynosa.
One company OF Artillery under Capt Swart
wout at Mier. One hundred and thirty DIagoor
recruits, under Lieut. Kane, sncamped in III,
Plaza, Nier
Gen. Patterson had, previous to the two reg
ments being ordered TO Monterey, about 4oot
men encamped three miles from Csmargs