New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-13

pieces small ordnance, all kinds munitions war in
the greatest abundance immense number of musketS,
greatest quantity tobacco and cigars large Quant
~ OF and lumber. grca: deal OF the powder and
different kinds OF ammunition had been thrown into the
wells. The Project testified great willingness 10 make
discoveries disclosures but the Colonel too much
for him. The quantity munitions of collected here
IS immeps seizure amount in value less than
S17S.000 L put that down the least. The greatest
quantity of cigars. tobacco and cigarettes were seized
The Government enjoys the monopoly Of the sale OF tooac
CO. an immense revenue is derived from il. You may
imagine how ii Is when they sell the plain leaf
sir cents per ounce!
Tnese munitions of war have been collecting here
since SANTA Ana's Invasion of TEXAS Large quantities
OF anchors were discovered, intended be used IN
snchorpg boats aud bridges upon which TO their
armies, upon their advance into Texas. They have
brought them to rather bad market This Northern
Army must be completely broken up; do not think
they supply themselves shor, OF Vera Cruz or Mex
CO. There riu be fighting a, present you may
rest assured We have left such marks upon them that
! they cannot soon forget US
cannot but again repess tas, all feel proud that
ihis has been the work OF the army proper. We
all well ofthe undeserved remarks that had been
made in reference by portions OF the press
and only asked for CT opportunity small as we were
country that she had safe anchor IN
small bat gallant force. BY far the ority OF the
officers graduates fhe Military Academy all did
their duty aud many distinguished themselves By their
skill and thorough knowledge of their professionally
arises from their instruction received that best Of mill
sry institutions, the West Point .cadeny. In the hour
of our countrs danger, she will always prove her
/
and the world ths: the money expended in the educa
ZION of so talented corps OF officers has been
thrown away Richly will she Is repaid for every cent
expended Our Alma Mater msy be proud OF her sons ;
conspicuuusly have asy shown themselves SOL pTERs
upon The feid battle Away hereafter wiki opposition
70 sn institution that reflects crsd upon country
and turns forth into tee world yesry. class Of young
gentlemen fitted for any walk In life.
have psid second wish the city spite OF It's 9Th.
In company with Lsut. 5. called upoa Mr.. Be,
an American merchant; be very polite Us, and
offered 70 20 with Us and show the town. This day
being church day the municipal regulations make /:
me Of Sa5 10 open your store Mr. Be told as that
had we not been possession of the town. his doors
would have been closed. We first 70 the City
Prison |, is building of very thick walls With srg-
interior area aepg which were the prison rooms The
sth and stencil about it disgusting. There we're
very few prisoners In the second story o! one OF the
magazines OF Rr,ps is the Hall OF Justice. i room
occupying the whole depth Of ,ae building a, the lowe:
END is railing enclosing the seats for the Judges and
lury in the center of the enclosure was large table
covered with red CLOTH with three srmchsirs Tor the
judges and ons opposite for the Clerk Directly evsr
the judges suspended in frame tie srrns OF
Mexico on each side, sloug the walls, were six seats
covered with rich crimson velvet. FOX the jury we
were ,o6 that were in the holy OF hoies ard thai
II we hsd entered in this manner this legal ssnctasy
two weeks ago. death would hxre beea the least OF our
suseGipgs,