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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-10-24

CAffuaB oF fttH SHAVE IInta-Frtt
rAnFttrtAus,-Ihe brig taztet. If IIny.
efley. IN command Of Lieut.. G & Barton,
Of The H. 81 zloop of war No. rion. si8fYsonn
days from haleulH, waal eenRt Of AGr,an,
arrived nj BOSTON early on Tho morning Of
the Hti ihst The New York Herald
learns. ltntA boston papaFa IL the oh that
The Casltrt was seized by tho hiafian nn
ati7pieion Of being concerned IN the slafa
trade. and sent home for adjudication. Tho
Marion was nj Kabenda when the Easknt
sailed, aud II Ia profile that she has since
soised thu brig Harriet, hourly expected
there under tho American flag, having been
Rold, IL Il said, IN Brazil. Frames and
sparH for II or more vessels, TO be built
Oh the river Congo, for tho purpose If ship.
ping On ]sIavaa, had arrived there from Bra.
Ill. II was reported Mt ksnbenda that n
brig uRdrr tho American dag, called tbs
Vintage, had succeeded In gatting away
from Anbrtz with four hundred slaves.
The Vintage was reported at Rio on the
Ord alt.
On the afternoon Of the 9th mat, Ghaa.
e barton, Lieut., u. y. NJ, sent home in
charge Of the brig Caslat, entered two
complaints before Cbaa. l. Woodbury.,
ESQ.,, u. =. commissioner ut BOSTON, viz :
One alleging that Capt $ Woodbury., mas,
toEof tho Casset, had fitted her out with
the intent Of aiding In the slave trade on
the eoast of Africa aud another alleging
that Stephen Poster, chief mate, Henry
Lapham. second mate, aud Sfratton Dut-
too, Hill, piefco and Solomon, ail eolored
seamen, were concerned ia tbs fitting out
of tho Casket. Tho defendants were
brought before the commissioners in the
afternoon, by Col. Barnes, U. s. marshal,
and In answer 70 the complaints, pleaded
not guilty. "f'he examination was pogtpon.
ed I'LL the next doy. Capt. Woodbury. gave
bail in $4,000 for hia appearance, and the
two mates in 1000 each. The scamen,
in default Of bail, we're committed. The
matos and seomen were also held az wit
neeses against the captain.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-10-24

D4fytve A eta3Ats--A T4ntae out
Wfst called al tbs house If II substant iht
farmer IL it country a little east ii Ibis,
and entering lie sitlihaAfoaD, saW three
fibelt5, 6ua oyer the Hian hHpise5, and oha
Of sneIi siia If Chs room. This wa snn3thtt
10 diseHnrHF3 frost md afss but not our
hafo. To discovered ttai tho ftff gf hal
il sott u p1sst9h Ipf %eloef4. Hnl resolved
10 fuHsIi bin 6Da for tbs vaeuuf place
optoHts lhit which graegd lhs mantle,
Tbs frmbf bad TIRES, and ii Int want
another, Bat, Hrgsi the + sdlaf. 1t wDtl5
io9d o. vol to have 6Bf 90 each siis aud
end fth5 fooiQ, all fleing each otb6r.
Htr#nRe 10 cay, thf ffmT ytrlted 10
his itnpoftunttoa, OF lis 6wG desire 10 hsYs
four clocks facing zach other, and bought
another. The pedlaf then a.ked If hts
neighbours wefe oil supplied with what he
considered q pfltu necessary If Ifs-clocAs
No, fhfes were without tbens and b.
lhonghf each would buy one, aud, NJ Tic
podiaf's suggestion, and 9fedoe 10 m9ks
n discount, actually bought aud patd for
three clocks for hg friends.
Our hero tbsn took Iento, went IL The
neighbours, and sold httnsgIf a clock 10
each, thus loayiog tbs " fafuer with soven
clocks 10 Ornament tho walls If hls house.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-10-24

H'EuvbAR OttuHHHHURt=Uh F.iday,
70 inst a large brig appeared 8Irths bar
ut Beaufort, North Cafollna. which sinnl
of aud on Inf SONS lime. 4 pilot went oil
from The town and was aalpniallgd ~ find
ihat she was manned BY sir nagfoes, and
only two white nnen, one If The nepfosa
calling himself Captain Tbs negro Cap
tain t0ok llifae maa 10 n boat. anI went
nt 10 tha town Ga laujtup thay veto
questtons J. aHd .ttlel hat III, Y left he 4, d.
mHF Captain sick II Campanrly. mud That
tbs rarp Of the weasel Wis given 10 dds ne.
gro, IA he was The 0niy say iuatar. itga
ut The b1nt's crew, tinap being afterwards
in~letfogatad stated N It the taplatn eama
ant IN The big md fell overheard 90 ITn1
nesday night A. n Subsequent rsstnina
ton, they all stated TINT the CAPTAIN had
Iallsn oyefboath. Tho statement rnale ly
The mate, who Is n white nian, IT, That
they had been otlt from t'antenghy III
days, and thrt the Captain buca HE insane
soon after they had sailed. aud foil nvaf=
hoatl 0h tho 21nl September. lie then
surrendered The oh1fnu If ths bfig46 tho
negro, not being hinseIl n navigation
This, Il Ia supposed, is Tho tue slata 81 The
case, The Faprfs are all regular The no.
z tps sey that they PFevatieated Under tho
influence Of fear, ~ they Itnew that they
yyptn IN a a'aFn State Tho brig l. entnfrd
the llatfiat, If Matbiahtai, from Canpea
rhY, lRdeA with Iogwotd, bound n New
York, and eoosigned to Rowland n A
pinwall.-rhfy were OFT Of provisions,
and eauis into feaufprl for n supply.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-10-24
NOTICE

+ hHtsby given, tbat IN pursuance Of
contract vi Il and nnIef instructions non t1s
Surveyor aehstal Of Tie public iabds fef Ito
Stats Of Louisiana, / viii fs,survsy and make
the corrections If the lines, Of public lands
and pfiyats elaim7, embraced In the follow
Ing Townships, II The b4fish If East Baton
Rouge, Gfss1sbUtR district. Louisiana, viz
TowbshIp No. Y, south 1f range no. !, veal
IN which Baton Rouge IL sItuatsd no. Z,
south Of range no, ], east, Township no 7,
south of fahRe NJ. Y, sssi, Township no. =
south II range 10 ! wesi, aHd Tyw bshg ne
3 south Of range No, | east
UsiHg dHly commissioned by r II tabds,
q. states Sur. General f6f The stafs 6fLoaIz
lana. | viii ba prepared Ia execute ptrt,a
surveys, IN ny part u Tho stgta, and a.7t
Iegeelt1R IN at ~ bfanehas letters addts.
esd to fia caro- II itgtnss n tRsigbfn4n,
EsG Sur gaarfe.'a III a., Dgha .deg4ytIi III. gr
Dtajal y Aeafgt i'sqs Hafpa KguLs. viii
fnaat With The aufY atfenti5H n
LfCb4XFOy ThYt0E.
u n bspu'1 5atyeyof u G,gJ Engineer,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-10-24

Eoery man his oen Lawyer.--1he New
York Democratic Reform Convention has
decided that any male citizen. Of Whatever
COLOR, or good moral character, and reqrl.
site qualifications Of learning and ability,
shall be admitted to practice in all the
courts In that state.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-10-24

Cart. FATIo.-A Washington letter
avs that Capt. Fatio recently dismissed
from the service for running bis cutter into
Mobile instead Of carrying, at all hazards,
his dispatches to Com. Conner, had an in
teryiew with the President yesterday
The President was inexorable. The DISC
bedience was set down as i~nexcusable; be.
cause dispatches Of great Importance
were delayed by it a full calendar month.
The appeal of The Captain for a rehear.
ing was, therefore unwilling.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-10-24

On nth the Enterprse.-The Point
Coupee Tribune suggests a meeting in
New Orleans, the 4th of January next,
for the purpose Of organizing a company
to construct a railroad from some point
n the parish of ST. Landry 10 the Mississip.
pi river. The ST. Landry Wing seconds
the suggestion in an able article on the
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-10-24


Given with wreath Of bright w8ed low
ora. BY q young girl, Of fifteen umnsf to A
sister 90 her birthday
No costly gems from l8dia's caves,
M dazzling pearls ffgm Oceans waves
Compose the wreath d SISTERS care
las auvsB Tor your sunny haif
But Flgwsts, bright NJ your lovely fare
To her g~aflaHd, lend their natlye tfaeas
That your path thsy be slreEn with flowers
80 faif
That your life tnay be always AZ free ff9tn
care
That Hope mud Joy ~ you may bloom
That Love may guide FG1 III The tomb
That your present happiness may hsvef vary
Is The safHgsl prayer Of your sister
October i7tb 1916, MANY,
IretbBpf4 or I'HAvBb So We Uut ffon
MI English newspaper the following dps
tflPtiBh ut an exciting Stage foafh sBpns
Which lately occurred ~ that country
I" WI ybu put thai window dawn, sit2''
= Certainly not sif, ! have d bud e0idi"
Such was tls request, addressed IL bis
vis=a=vis 10 the R0yht Mail, by n small
ggntlstJHh IN n suit III black aud i prGftiss
psfspifaiion! and such was the answer fe=
turned thereto by ihe petsBn addressed. u
nervous individually rejoicing apparently III
about fifteen stone certainly IN q blue
coat With gilt buttons. n seal skin CAP, q
red face, mud nose 10 correspond,
" VIII you pat down the window sif,"
agaia demanded after 2 few minutes, our
ifiBhd 6f tho Sails garments, IN a tone half
angry, bali speculative.
Really, sir" was The answer. II am
sorry sif=but must decline 10 H. 80.
" DU you lntaHdt 10 6psa The wirftotf, =
n third tifnH exclaimed tis pettinaeloas y9s
tafy 0i frss@d ~ IN accents wherein sHyfn
hnd wrath wsts blended, with d quiysfing
lip and pc Hid check,
The l9sty man afr1oh bach In his
place, an asa9dll with violence seemed I'M
pending, Bot though a litps mon he wss
y bravB tpa q, aud ha said "t NOT
haatb lhafa whs a pause, decidedly IN
pleaahl mad tHbaffa #i1E ]ptIenna. The
Irta 1teflt turned pat9 md gave q d4ap
sigh A. last, IN a voice u thunder, h.
fga,l o1I-
"tVlI yot, sir, Of viii you mol, put
down that wthdowi" md n The same mo
msnt lds hand with nervous rapidly sought
bis cost poekst.
The red faeed bnn lfembIed@bs TUNED
pale and cat n sgppltcatiag glance ut the
other two minutes Of tho eafiEa, nv who
should help me- my ts muf
dsfsd-I really think tho imp must have .
slilsft6 or loaded pistol in he poekst."
The glance scanned satisfactory, f0f The
great gentlemen, Bftgt n short pausa, mil
dly said, II viii not, atti' n n second, d
silk p9skst=dapksfsbisf wss sudden
" lerhsd from is pace Of tep6ss by the di
pInuiive t9fmont0t II bis aiggnlie victim,
With n face Of aahy hus lis held out The
pikefebief with enB band, lba other fss
BIned gracefully OH tho reg o. Of h. hear,
Anger bad passed away from hia brow
and deltbetaI gIy hs6asl All uisaf=
.hlv look on hls trembling victim, and said,
= Neutrality-suspicious. take ths congs.
tusnes-(hsro no gave symtens of spasm.
1dte a]Heekiyn,j fgf=zl am=getng t. bs
,lek.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-10-24

Or 4 case ofsone importance 10 land
lords, if it il hereafter to obtain as Law, vas
decided in the Common Pleas Court al st.
Louis on the 9Th inst. The plaintiff
brought suit to recover certain money and
the vaIuo Of certain articles ofjewelry, $40.
len from him while occupying a room At
the Virginia Hotel in that city. The jury,
upon the evidence, and under the instruc-
tons Of the Judge, returned a verdict in IA
yor Of the pla inlif for 1860.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-10-24
M TTiU rU1ItF.

We arp uow prepared to execute ell kind
NJ work In uuf line, vie pamphlets, ibsiiceR'
Shgfi1~p, sthvni and ether blablts, ne cheap
as they can be dtna honestly We hope IVY
jniuRtry ani attehtiunL to business 10 ttiett o
portion n The public patronage,
ntfFHOEO ~ CONVERSE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-10-24

Rema9ls IF the late Col. Cross.---A son
Of tho late Col. CroJ9 ha4 pfoceeIed 10
the Rio GrnDde TO superintcad he removed
OF the femaiu4 Of his father to New York,
where thog viii bs inferred with military
honofs.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-10-24
RIO UG u,
HATURDAN OyToBFa 9llb



IRE ttg,tp Oar ltrJas From atid alter
hls date ps shall invariably charge A. fol
UNs
rtsvteos H. expiration Urtefm, Eb 90
raid alter. aht The tfnut's Of tuh.
RING attsi III = w
Alypfttsinp and cub. tf The year. 80 90
's, ss W ip 10
t.ngtt,etaIs ]aantaft. uAsip4grtfvb, / 90
livery subsequent Insertion, Que
'r rr,rs. M ! stpbsftthsrl ~ 90
A~a.r,uRiay III teao4sutzpribgf.1 a. o
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-10-24
~FLORANCE HOUSE,
NEW ORLEANS.

This new establishment has 4 bar and ma
ny accommodations, similar to a hotel. m,
location on the beautiful Lafayette sqrare j.
UEKaUALELB in the city, and Hs large and
airy rooms should, especially RECOMMEND IL
during the warm weather TO the favorable nc
toe Of travellers who are iaYitsd give Ire
housea trial.
G. {. WEST, Propnstor,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-10-24

Mas Or BHsfSHss There are great W..
fisiias ofehafaetsf and dispositions among
mrn Of business, Ab well 81 great variety
Of natural and acquired talent yet All may
he inHa If good business habits, Sons
mHn hte 1litlt. busting fasiless-always
oh 4 lidget@fash and p%feeipitats, and are,
In consequences, frequently getting Into false
aud difficult positions. others are slow,
cautious. suspicious, hbsitatinE, aud In coil
slant fhaf and anxiety as to the effects
and probabilities Of their acts, Sofns are
dull. heavy, si1w Of psfeepti6n, vel eifeams
spsti and i1diti9us athers are quick Of
comprehension III, energetic, and decided
Il is impossible 10 Say what description 0f
character Il most to be recommended Or
approved. because II ID often found that
inHti Of q particular character viii sitgBed
10 admiration IN a position tJf which ctr
previous knowledge would lHya ne to con
slider thptn ~ unfit while Utliets whom
wa should have deemed the very best ads
apted to certain situations, HFs fuiin ta he
siBE9latly HtstBesssfily aud unfortunate
IN them Thai aptitude which men eEbi4
biz for different departments 81 business, Is
what they either possess naturally, or what
they have acquired by n regular course 81
training. The reason why one mat sue
fartls better than another IN Il particular
situation, Is no doubt, IN plain lauguage.
thai he Is hettef fitted for II MOI that he
Is a better man of business for. IN point
Of fact, they may be- a very great di1afs
ente IN tho degree ofthetf business quail.
Heati34s, aud even In the feetitnde and In.
iaffity VI thsif respective characters but
simply because his qualifications ahd dis.
positions are Of the description best suited
for That particular place. 4 man with tai
enIs md qualifications etnihahlly adapted
10 discharge Tie dutieH RI business viii
not succeed in one place Just because his
character does not sufficiently %hattn6ni6e
with that Of others by whom lh Is surf9ua.
dsd " necessarily brought into contact
but another inan of inferior talents will
succeed ~ admiration, and ihe reason is
iiat because hts ilaas aud disposition arc
inote in unison with those around him.
atill the general requisites u man Hf tista
ness habits, however these individual ga
He7 may vary IN quality abi degree. afa in.
lispenaabia tg qualify my man to enter ~.
and stafenl IN The pursuits Of bust
uras-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-10-24

Or The Secretary Of Tho Treasury i.
said 10 have attempted 10 obtain a loan of
a few millions in Now York by Offering a
fyccr cont. Government stock at Il pre-
MUM Of ono por cont. THIS tho banks d.
c Zine.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-10-24
VICTOR HErERT.
ArRAYEn

From tho subscriber some flm6 IN My iasf
4 D1aieY eow ieft9slY belonging ~ hlr, Jesse
Hill, She vas marked With = smooth etp
AID spit ~ tho right ear, and ! crop r. half
crop 10 The left oar, Branded Oh the bfp With
Letters a q who sygf VII give uGftes WLff8.
shs fnay DO found, or rgtHFn her At nv bogts
shall DO ibsfstly rewarded, Bston Rofqs,
Oct, 13lh 1916, ALrRfD GArta.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-10-24

A dandy asked a BARRIERS boy il he had
ever shaved a monkey. "No sir" an.
swered the lad, ''but if you will take a seat
I'll try"
1t is not fashionable nowadays to say a
man is tipsy ; bu. that no has got a brick
in his hat.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-10-24

Tie Undersigned respectfully informs The
public that he has lAtetg invented \ t,bv
70 oot on roofs Of Houses, making lhsr
perfectly waief proof ~ veil a. fts pfe0f
Ha vii warrant his wott 10 be durable sni
safe.
Oct. 90 J. w. WALKER.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-10-24

Cur ron Tu6 fh1iTACnE,@Tahf n
piece Of sheet alne about tho siza II n
ftufpsnes half penny, and ii piece Of gil.
vaf-say n quarter Of i d7iiaf, p'nca them
together, md bold tham between aud eou.
tigaots 10 ths defective t9olh-ln n few
ptnhtes tho pa,p Will be gone,.as if by
mBgie. The hthe aud silver acting ~ il
gaIyantc battery, will Produce on tho nor.
Yea Of tho tooth sufficient electricity to es.
tablisl d current, aud consequently relieve
tho paia.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-10-24

ExBcuFt5N,-Tue uehee Indian George.
who was convicted Of the murder Of Enos
Reynolds, n white man, In The Indian
country, nj The last torn ofthe U. s. Cir.
cut Cortt Of Aftansas, was executed by
II. Ilownrl, Deputy u. 3. Marshal. on
Monday last, near this Poniteottary, puf.
sutnt to tho sentence of the Court.
fattIo Rock Gaz.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-10-24

Or The drought In Ne@ Hampshife
has not been 80 severe ~ ,4.,ty years ns
at present The wafer mills are many Of
them stopped.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-10-24

1Hh LOUISIANA VOLUNTEERS The coin
Pany Of Louisiana beys under capt blanchard.
that distinguished itebft 40 molly IL the battle
Of Monterey, and represented The Louisiana
Volunteers en- Hidsse, recalls IN euf mind tho
plle.ihg originally published IN the Cajda
Gazette. Tie prophecy Ia literally huIG led,
Dear HatQt. Ere you receive hi, vol.
will have learned that the Louisiana Brrga.
d. hna been disbandol, aud YOU may bur,
har# be astanist3d 80 zea that | am here
40 let the tell YOU how 1t Il. Wbonthe OF.
der for tiabahdtng e1me, II was told us
that those who wished 30 volunteer COT
twelve months would BIO admitted, OF
ronra d | the officers we're ready. and many
began 10 recruit ff eampnnieti but from
u variety Of eauaei, no ono succeeded but
your humble servant. This out Of four reg
mrnts, Ia astonishing but ~ It tg-=4nd wo
have asaunaj The hams of Tho ''phoan
Company Of Louisiana Voluntecrs," aa
afstng from the auhes Of ii" Brigade. The
%otlieete who inspected ahd mpsteted The
company into service say that II il The
finest body Of men they ever saw, and /
hope that If we ever nee the foe. our
deeds viii epeak for us, We arc fauro1i.
GERS, 8 nan-commissiond officers, , muul-
clans and 80 prlvatos.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-10-24

The bbsi aasg r@oj1.tnl onl6f f5r f FL 4
NIL & 'ltbaiIf, is this dty G,ssolvaa,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-10-24

The weather continues cold aud clear
Sugar planters are nov rushing OF b%usthess.
r a white frnsts d last week have greatly
contributed to rpeh tho cane, From All tie
information we can gather the tOgar planters
ATE likely to lpaltsa d two=thtri crop,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-10-24

IHH tFAF II WuHHs Inc largo bag.
giHg aud haIe.fop9 Eetofy Of Asssfs G.
Shuts & Co.. Haysyiin. Kentucky, has
suspended operations. ny Ibis l2D labor
afa are throw II ont Of employ fnebt, whose
wagas furnished fBod faf six hundred
months, The Etgls attfibatss he ststan
siua 10 he passage ofttB Iate tain, Which,
b. reducing lbs duty If The fjtaign artt=
ole, has 50 reduced the ptiee Of the home.
made article thai IL sainat he made with.
ont Iost, This establish ns1t tunnel ont
5000 yards Of baggina and 8hs Ton 81
bale rope Il day, consuming about UJi ions
Of hahp snh9altt This will bs supplied
by the hemp and The labor 0ffotetgp eoun.
tire Competition, Under tbs 6pratatibh If
the tariff uf ls42, WhiBh secured to thBsp
ina Hplautufefs The home market, had -
doted Tho ptite If baeginE from 10 ~ 81
tents u yard, which Il bore IN 1916, 10 q
aud ~ cents, and at that price, with pu
own market occurred, il could he pfoGtably
made. Iha inf iahee Of The late aet has
already reduced tbs pres 10 "a aud . cents,
which pfiee lie manufactured s]gstHins n
luss,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-10-24

tthe Ahefitabs) had plenty of%amhBnition,
al least for the small aims. and All ths Mets
lean cannon d heavy talibfs we're left
ii 1fbnteiey. hut The 1ietisan7, Il seems,
were still more dissatisfied with their Gle.
aefal,-fdf, Two days aller the tapitula=
tiBn they elected Geh. Metia 10 che sons
maud, Ia place 6f Anpbdla They felt
disappointed II The numerical free UI The
Ans teams they thought II was vastly
stronger than, IL taking possession 6fihe
city they found Il to bel md hers Il may
be proper 10 remark, tlat, NJ tie tine Of
tho capitalization, the enemy held possession
Of tho Cathedral 40 we'll ~ the Citadel
The number Of Mesitans killed and
wounded has hot been ssBeftainer. II IL
believed u 10 5000. The nttfnbaf Of The
American killed and wBundej is eel dawn
NJ 6g0, nf whom 600 ire believed "a have
been killed.
Lieut. tvh MeCluhg, who was CHROME.
1usly reported dead. Is living and strong
hopes are entertained ofhis recovery,
The fobbeF chief CHnalts, with d large
force Under his command, is Al San Fer
nando, iadalglhg In his avofits srstam IT
warfare, wherever he can find Isolated or
detached parties Of the American army,
lie has killed, In 1hs instance, Il Texan
%stitlef. mud in another. taken some thirty
pa@k mhlsa, carrying on stores from Ga
marg9 to Monterey. The Tptsh yolhn-
teers, Hangers and AL, hrs Discharged
Two Of our EeilbW-titi1stis had affairs Of
honor Oh hand, which were to have heen
settled ~ the last resort, on tho 9Th Inst.
Bale PeYtoh had struck Brig, Gen, Mar.
shall. Of Kentucky. for which he bad that
lshgad himg and Young 1ff. Mussoht who
was with The army az me-, PeYtoh Was==-H
volunteer att was struck ly Capt. Sier.
rer, Of The Mississippi Volunteers, wb9tn
he challenged
The wounded In Monterey were doing
well. aBi there was little ct no sickness
A correspondent, writing from Cafnate1
to the American Flag, says
actually believe il majority If The rao.
pie would he willing 10 dispute superiority
with tts inch by inch. An excuse Ia Al
for every hew defeat. and Ia another
engagement they promise themselves a
victory.
Several volunteers were murdered IN
Ihis vicinity within the last faW days. 4
Of men, not attached 10 tho army,
'even IN number. mostly all Germans, on
heir way to Cefralro from here, were nj
arked bY the Mesteaps. and four nftheir
lumber killed. the other three made their
Escape, and have got IN here, | suppose
fou have heard that q Suffers party were
tilItd or made prisoners beyond Cerraiyo,
They are stated 10 have had a eonsidefas
lie amount Of goods with them. | could
bot ascertain what Suffers they were.
hough | hear Dr., Alnbury's name man4
Toned as being among them,
had almost forgot to mention 10 you that
frnntrF4 dn moi ronaideF this tho head Of
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Itth G~boaurHcB or JtvBgtbtfTt-A
Fourth gI judy orator, wa are told, thus holds
forth in relation to the destination Of The
volunteers 70 Mexico {
As Tie Empress Catherine, tho most ans
iarPfiaing Princess fall the Chars md
Ctarihas, from Peter Tho Great down 10
Nicholas, that ever held tho s6eptrs o fHUs.
sia. erected u pillar Oh the boundary be-
tween her dgninions and Turkey, and in
settled on Us front these Significant words
"Ihi7 Is The way Ia ConstaHttaople." So
will the volunteer blssgu on his banner
"lbis is the way 10 The Halls 9ftbe Mon
t]ssufaas,'
A hs stands gazing on the Orange gro.
YES aud bright valleys of the sunny South.
and feels the breeze, ffeithted with tho ..
doris or p9tnegrauates and f%itrona, aud figs,
blowing on bis Eaes, mud lifting his weather
bahthH laets, he will take ono 'laat, long,
lingering look" towards the homa of his
childhood, md than e]lelaitn, IN the lanetia
60 Of that hymn which was taught him In
at bis pipIs mothers knees J