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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-18
state Agricultural Fair.

AUgCESl sept . - ? =
Passengers who LEI, New-York last evening at
O'Clock are now here. having jsurneyed o-e- ne
about 30 miles II twenty-five hours.
The Public Exhibition after al i seems does 10.
commence until Bedne.dGg. The Flowing Match Only
comes OF on Tuesday. TIE Premiums, amounting 70
near 5000 20 Dc announced and delivered after the
address or Thur=dsy. Tho, Is TO De pronounced ov
Mr STEVENS an eminent Lawyer. ss an told OF A.
osny TIE be= Addresses DO not slvsy. come from
practical men Ors OF the verT best II Agriculture.
annals delivered by NJ. MADISON, who va. Jar
more distinguished IN the cosei than II tie field The
Muck Farmer OF Observation-Disclosures VAS BE-
EES-n the strength % rs zeal. i already here do
Gu. EiI tie Muck Farmer because after reaching
the top round IN ladder hg great dex:.ry ne AZ
last aOuudered sad suck and got .Eai-ed down IL
politics bt because he really understands practically
The U-e OF muck rEauure-Eo7r prepare and sppv
itand makes u OF the Of his acknowledged
success n practical Farmer. sT1zl scale Hence
hsz happened that ne hgs gained The honorable
Jriqasi OF Tie ifuck Farne.
The show Is .ery proper; 70 wind up win BALL,
70! the entertainment: OF TIE Ladies Whoever he NAV
De- who made the suggestion entitled the thanks
the state society Where Woman i not honored and
her good feelings and good Offices enlisted there VIII Re
no nprovemcHc-there i rtrit-Gti01t
Al the IN the Hotels engaged hut under
the excellent management OF Mr.. SHERWOOD President
VI "a. society and MS Associates. Committee OF Gin
has been appointed r. ook after strangers within
the gates OF Auburn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-18

Arr,rys Ar NAuyoo.-By the arrival yesier-
a.v ,nornuc of the steamer Ocean Wave we have Ee
eeiyed intelligence from The nMorrnoa enesrprneat
which was sui sboU; twelve miles from NseVoo 20
II,s;.v ,nornnr The armed Posse then consisted OF
about twelve hundred with i've SIX pound cannon
ana one twenty -four FOUNDER: As the leaders deemed
their force sufficient and hsd received The neesssay
nnnnh,r r;r of DELAY were ialy leaving the camp Il
was given on, on Tuesday that the posse woaid issye
the enca,np,ucnt q, dsy.ereak the next "sdnesaSS}
morning and march for NSovoo.
1'h 5srcrs II * sid hsve one hundred WITS on IS
,s,y individuals in Nauvoo which they express theii
determination 10 even II wss found necessary
- fr[, 6y, TO six huudeed MorInons under arms de-
ter,ined on resistance. They have several pieces OF
cannon and the Temple has been fortified We yet en-
pf shonS both parties have perseve-ed IN their arowed
objects desperate sc,on must have I'sAny .Aksl place
between them We shall probably be ADVISED OF me
result by tomorrow. ST. Louis hepao' Sep'- -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-18

TERRIBLE STORM on TIE CoAST.-A SIP from
ONCE OF the Norfolk Herald is,ed 18th inst says The
c OF last week terrible and disastrous u Il
effects on the coast than had sly lGea o. nCreo Der
OF vessels u distress reported o. he caes oy ots
who hsve come up and upon representation o: me
fsct IN Commodore Wilkinson II command A. t5s Nsvy
Yard he Immediately ordered the l. : steamer Engineer
10 =, got ready snd process: 10 thelF relief
i letter dated Old POINT Comfort ard tuolsned u the
SANE slip fully cOrroborsIes Ire above statement he
letter : signed by james VI. Clark VINO was passenger
On board Tx, bar Isaac Mead Iro1a NewlorS pound 70
Savsaissn. The write. says:
impossible 10 orni any idea estimate Of Tie
immense loss OF life and property We hazNrd Atte n
Saving that no vessel the T,e hss escaped Ninout
serious dsnsce while many have gone entirely - pieces
and hundreds and perhaps thousands OF !i'es os 40
onsbOats. lcn1nie-so.e pieces 81 SIP 'loeE
srd other portions % and ocs wreck o. vessel
wer, floating past al VARIOUS TIMES cLns me
c-al OF which hear testimony % ae assertion ven
tu-ed shove.
TINS, writer mss Si:esn .weaiy vessels making
j,,o t.,rt since the storm and not OF them ont
bas sustained hesvy loss and DAMAGE Z some part
Tbs isssc Mead Capt Paknsy los; a. her sais which
w., closely fIGrled1 OF Cape Haii>-as Tuesday
r,o-riup IN tx,hoTs wa,s--snd n The tr,e when TIE
,,,-s. was driving her With terrible speed upon he
b-s5ks-s the wind a. tbs moment changed z1d
i-fted Us sway ;owSrd the NORTHWEST she io=t Ter
s,Ys,,-ir .,-,r,ss- and suffered considerably II va
nous places By coming n contact Win tie ger nipe
rial CAPT Reid from Phiatelprx sound 70 Cna-'t-'oh
The schooner was down But al ne- cFe" were ss'
- One poor sailor had both rs legs badly broken
arS WIS when we left the vessel t.s morning expected
20 die II s few hours. ..,o-,
The schoone-s cargo was worth sHoa; sieVV" sHd
ne vessel $1,000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-18
ArgrTx. Sept *. $3.50

AUBURN sept 10 4o'''
MIR SHERWOOD himself the President OF the
., !, -. -, II, :. -,
'-'ae ~O''S'S' 0O4-' i'V' S7ON'o'' mn W 80. '
er for the opening OF the great Acura! jubilee than
we have to dav If he by the v NAV be taken As fair
si- of .be ,,cL -,d;,,s,,,s % yyos,e-,, vr, VOL,
P " 80 " ~ "
II must be marc TO oea;-'of ne Shows al me slsn OF
Eieh heafh AUG hi=h Keep oE4ht eye rosy 7sin
broad over the IONS ana the Eat Wei lad over the RIBS
You are aware that this is only day o; preparation,
very vel and judlclousy set apart ior preminafles
1t serves Tor acquanancez 20 snake hands and extend
neisnbory greens- ana ior strangers 70 De introduced
ana 10 get the hanE OF ae =ho" before Inc u-heFIn2
IN % tomorrow" WIN the heehhs Oh 7'eea5 te roaring
OF 1uls ana me fHp1 ana rulis fouoh OF nest'ahEs
ana cutting ooHes
a lH' as ailfa4s 60 10 maxi up lne c eil
ucphtun - cannot shs On "le' sIouHu' ma 't US
pay WIZ exceed ua' o. any pre.lous - Ia' a.
nav YET etil II / yer uc' 1lu pu' nor
gu'uOh Vi HHat wa 'Ho"H ~ anu Ot!ya
tleie sit III Al ; I'M, S'' ,''s i1Aueu y M e.
Uia'c'i - ", WI pAt1 - .. AZ - "
Vyor co. uCais hsa d nau az iaI LIZ 4s'ys'
ut-rehu'u - ON aI ~ iiiu i, 80 ' &c VI at
,f7oh TSlegia'eu .t'u ~ VA .Iu ele, .oo, are
ms nhe Do'A.Hg lQ"!'' among tHeHl hen "sisHins
sete" P9ahoS' ana mere sooa specimen Oh Dlsney
Sheep in snother he!d MI CoRNiNGs superb H1e-
iordS and Cotwoid SheeT-hlI OF ample SIZE and IN me
condition For the dan! OF one OF hs heiicrs Mr. 30
than gave 200 guneas al show IN ireland The display
o. uacHGs so lar n'ds lar 20 DC cSceAent ana IN no
department does improvement Sppear TO Keep pace
more eAaety WIN Hoet'y ai1 cl'1'oh tnhi N 'ue W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-18

NDKAL5 hObIN-UN, Ff-sIden-
sAnL- H.xSAI, >-cre;zry.
MIsTusx PosT. II D. Physician. 5o4 5rostvsY- 81 In
~ Piles. Irritation OF the Kidneys, sic = The
g.eS or SIDE EsoIun! Cosiyer--s EfIrCons Sore Eyes
M ISGOLDssYrS PILE SPECIFIC hss Eads rsttca!
10 zay OK the above mentioned pIactt car -
r-cy.S ~ p-rsCc reference. -rcc = 1ot p4fSa-
i've .r1 ert:rei: vegetable secedy without psf.ce
~ -cyors ,.rt5og- or .o. = p-.saI ~ axe and per-
f-y harmless lie tec.;e cas-s rcse or female
Agents VII Appointed = every Eo<r, COMFY or s1te
V nee here ncce, application 70 -
= ir1e,. BEAls co. i6s SASSAE-sT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-18

~ Practical Pkrenologtsts and Publishess-
FCWLEES I WELLS, Isl Eszsez-s- Ofsce houfs fror,
8 o'c4ocK 4 H. 20 10 ?. u. W. Sc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-18

Regarding he sxtrsoCdfnsry powers OF
CSSiSTIE'S GALNASlC HiNC,S- SELTS BRACE
LETS. BANDS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-18

CS- For Boston via Norwich and Worcester.
s.-ar-r Tl<oocra Gag. Williams, viii leage South
..l- Of Per No Sorta River every Monday Hs4a<sdry
.nc Fr4s as P IL connecting ia n cars al A-!ynx
Pcla- frly5 n CALEB PRATT. jr. Conductor.
~ To Iadie.-Nrs COVE CONTINUES 20 fve i'd
vc- and direction VIE respect application Of Wal
Care Z =! ti-esses Of women ed ccree her resi-
s-.nc- 81 Iezs-st saS 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-18

SCIENCE OF DANCING, wALTzING, sc
MIR W. WHALE, IN ackuoN Lodging his sincere thanks
w the very liberal ENCOURAGEMENT be has received
STAGE his the ety. respectfully announces 70 the
and gentlemen OF NeVIors and Brooklyn, that his
classes IN above WA commence for The season 1851
his rooms $50 Broadway Tuesday, October Is and
ut Gothic Hall. BROOKLYN. Monday, October ~ Mr. w
Will give Instructions ladies sad gentlemen IN the
popular waltz La Redo'va, now danced in the "a
loors OF Paris aud London. his Prvhls Academy, No
% SiNthaveuue.
Priys,e lessons at al times Rt the Academy.
y B-Putculars in future advertisements and circu-
I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-18
The L. :. Vessel. vincennes and Columbus.

NlDDIkIoWNs Sept A%tIli 4Sfu.
To The Editor Of The Tribune:
As l observe in The Tribune of the 9th inst para
graph purporing to have been received from the snip
Columbus dated the 18th April last from Hong Kong.
wherein ii that the ship Columbus had lostor four
successive days man every hour and also that that
the ship vincennes had lost nearly all her crew and
tins report may alarm many the relations OF those
on board those ships have taken the liberty send
you paragraph from letter received from my
few days sgo who i on board the Vincennes You wl
therefore perceive The Statement; there made IS utterly
incorrect and hope you viii publish the paragraph
which now send you, Is Ii may relieve the minds OF
many anxious irieRds. L. S-Ship NtScENNEs,
MACAO April 27tn, l-i6.
Il embrace the opportunity Of the Bafquc Douglas.
sailing Tor Newly ork day two 10 write you.
We leave this the 50 pruX!iuo for cruiee up the
North Coast OF China and shall probably visit the POrt
OF Annoy, Shang- Hal and Chusan; thence we are TO
proceed the Island OF Japan with view TO effect
landing there and endeavor open trade with the
Japanese which they have hitherto refused 10 al IA
lions eNcept!n. the Dutch and with them they
only allow ship year 10 visit the Island We have
little hopes OF bein. able 10 accomplish any thing but
may, in measure. be successful Thence we shall
probably 20 10 sidney IN Australia. and 70 other
places that IL may be corvenen: to VISIT snd return
here November; after the scky season Is over and
lay al Whainpoa until the lst OF February, when We
shall Tor home by the way OF the Cape OF Good
Hope The Columbus leaves this with ", but Will sepa
from Japan and proceed 70 the West Coast OF
South America visiting the Sandwich Islands Ealpe:Al
and Ca.ao and thence return by the Way OF Rio de
Janeiru
From the above paragraph you VIII perceive il would
be impossible toF those ships 10 sail 70 those places
they had los, 50 many Ny wrote me about
sin months sgo tina, they had lost SIX in the Vim
eennes on their passage China OF Dysenery out
whampoa they had clean,ed the snip and were healthy
Yours respectfully CHAS. FRANCIS.
~ The letter We published was written by
Young man on board the Columbus to his father in
this city The fact tha, he was himsel; Frustrated
by the prevailing malady VIII account tor his CIV
ing an exaggerated statement OF the mortality, a.
SO for his being misiniormed with regard TO the
sickness on board the Vinceunes We stil APP
preheni that sickness and death have been preva-
lent on board the Columbus for we can imagine
no motive for his nventing the story. Ed I'rTb.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-18

Nj Ks. BAILEY vii reopen aef SOAApiNG AM
~ DAY SCHOOL for Young Ladies q Nocdsy ne IN
OF September. =; No 10 Carroll rlscz 6ecsersi Sus Nv
DITCHESs AGRICULTURAL JS>TIruTE--
~ Loca1ed we've n'es eAs' CT he image 81 Pos hSTvp
Valley OF U1ien vs!e- Dusehrss co1aty.
rhe Winter >e-sioH Of his lEs'ssaoz sOz4enecs lie
Srst Thursday q October he Summer Session the srsi
The Course OF >,des L his Institution IS .aea "a t,
Sgsh knowledge OF Scientific and Prscica Agriculture
wa he use or the Rest modern improved implements
select Farmers Library, VITA numerous srcrrsl Pes
ocAs AM instruction g.. The eo.lsteFs! branches
There will De regular Lectures OF which ne students
WI make abstracts, 20 serve oa IS eNsiiaA'ors Aad ~
exercises n cCu position, deiverN1 on
Techa.ea- MaeSa!osy-SppGet 20 k1rN Economy,
rated oy Mersogiea Cabine, ana Excursions Tor oe
racfca sotanysgpea . Hs!asg,ars vecI,na (;
!.yine specimens and excursions for oeservsi:oSh
Zoo!osy-sp2le3 to Earal Eeezomy, cemmerce add
Observation-Disclosures by IVns suoecis skeletons &C
The Zoonic course Wi. commence wiki he horse.
Natural Philosophy and Agr'ea!rrai cherSry-,t
Of lie Van Reosselaer Institute, OF Trey.
Mathematics, II al hrr branches, are thoroughly
practcAl knowledge OF the Modern Languages IN
surs BY weekly Lectures Oiscu>sions Ofaons' Essays
AMI Conversations N them
The so OF The farm embraces great variety and i well
adapted experimental farming rs location : pleasant
ana healrhfa-th. building extensive ard corncd,ous
Fee for The S2No psysbs -snuusy IN advance
which Includes Tuition Beard h-sis and bedding,
Toilette Eurn.lle. Washing. Mending, Fuel and Lights
DESTROYS OF attending each any Of Lectures
obtain Admission Tickets BY applying 70 the Principal
Single Course for s. ~ per Course where they al
tend uorc-paysbe II advance. Extensive secom-
molaiions for horses provided.
This Institution Is under hs patronage OF the AM Ak
Association. The Farmers Club OF the Am Inst and the
Duchess Az. Address
JOHN WILKINSON. Principal Dntehes, Ak. Inst
Po'aeepse, Duchess County. y. Y
REFERENCES
Board OF the American Institute
Board OF the American Agricultural Association.
Rev. I, VI Vincent. New-YcrS
Prot. Cyrus Mason
Zebedee Cook. ESQ.
poet c. Il. P. Mcclellan Principal OF The PcushSeepsis
Female Academy,
c6as, Bartlett 4 81 Principal Collegiate School rOush-
kespsie.
VIM. 4. Davies, Esq President OF the Farmers and
Manufacturers Sank,
Matthew j. Myers, ESQ. President Of tho Merchants
Bank,
Rev. Abui. Pchemus, Hopewell, Duchess Co.
'' II. q Ludlow, Poughkrcpste,
:. Vaudeville La Grange,
John Van wyek, ESQ New-Hamburgh. Duchess Co.
SIC S;WS2lvD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-18
Gebools.

AIRS. BAILEY VIII reopen Der BOARDING AND
u DAY SCHOOL for Y0gE- LADIES NoCdsy. he IN
Of September. =. No 10 Carroll riscs 6ercsersi Su Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-18
ME-. FRANorINET i;5s5igsi and P9555s Pant

AIR. FRANQUINET. Historical and Portrait Paiut
4flrr, takes inform the public and particularly
young engaged 70 he mechanical arts such as design
ing and cngraver@ IN metal aud wood silver
smiths jewellers ana all whose taste ncines them on hu
which requires know ledge at the art ct drarng
either landscape ornamental and hgure that on inc ION
Of September he viii otiustrucOu IN
be given three evenings IN each week, from ~
to y O'CLOCK No. u Mercefst. Mr.. +. Will undertake.
the direction Of Young gentlemen DESTROYS OF loning The
Academy and will prepare Them by acourse OF Lessons
For particulars apply AZ the French and English CONNER
risl School 81 Mercer ~ 2weodA
a PRIVATE ,CUOOI- in the co1nT7y--SiIss Dewey
~ wishes receive few pupils into her Family Scbool
situated In Sheffield (Ness IN the valley OF the HousatO-
mic Sheffield is pleasant village. distant only an easy
day. Journey from SewYors by Bridgeport and hc iou-
saionic Railroad
Thorough Instruction Is given in the usuai English bran
ches. and IN Music, Latin and French
The tera- arc $50 year and $40 quarter FOR Music
For farther information, reference Is made 70
VIM C. Bryant, Esq Wm. Bioodgood, ESQ
Rev. II. ". Bellows. Rev. DR.. Dewey.
New York. g., ~ Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-18
sEw.YoRR CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION
sIXTEENTE WEEk-XCth DAY.

Ktoy. Y. kc-Worden on the CanalS-Erie En-.
Iargement-Rsgsncy PO!icy-Canals Vs. Rail
roats-WsSiern Trade-Rebt-AyFauiI on F.
nance-Who Paid Canal Taxes 2-Profizate
C0nIracIS-Who made them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-18
General Nolifes.

r1y August Report Of the Mutual Life In
.urauce Go. CT N-SiOrE, No % " 4llst-Ihl' -nsi4ta-
;a IIrla Ike month u August, issued slxEy-egai n-"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-18

en supplied on ne 1Eaal terms
CHEAPER THAN EyER.-A ful suit Of 50 2ernass
u C.Otn maze 10 order, 10 the eubstantLa az
fashionable style, be procured for So hoaFAaae
Fashionable Cash Tailoring Establishment NO. =
ire-s SeS.YorL Every article in the rs equally yo~-
cal: at,a ace JOHN AORFATT- sli iaasod
CORDOyA PLAINs,-25d bsts. o1ssL sae c ssSsyss
- krey, and striped and checked SssSSfTH \ CO.
Z ,ss K iaiSs, 'of sass ~ 50 scd So Ptrs-rL
IESTuCKY JRASs eases 1 x.a..c que j se
IN 2nd army mixed, snd pisi1, - - ''I
and aeElh" 70 .ESMITH L co. 80 aed = Pine-st-
DT1yK ETs-WhiIe Mss.lnsw s5d ofani5f 5-. s;s
go 4 G-sra Nach.nevs for sale by
6.a &c al ''''- c. ?. HARRIS, " EIessnse place.
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INHE olcwnS tesoa;,Is are, Cor lie tr,. linz pre-
ss-n,eS 70 tie ruonc- They have seec received a,r,
the 2as, few DAYS l. IS UNNECESSARY add angle word
cher AAz - raess her candid Perassl The a srpe,
c!ecSyua, well known s2d q a;sh satnaeass and rep
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-10-14

Killed.-Captain Williams, Typographical
Engineersi Lieut. Terret, 1stIniantryi Capt
L. N. Morris, Sd do; Capt. Field,,3d doS MaJ.
Barbour, Sd do; Lieut. Irwin, Sd do; Lieut.:
Hazlitt, Sd dol Lieut.. Haskins 4th: :do.' Ut.
Woods, 4th do; Capt McKaven, do; Col.
Watson, Baltimore Battalion; Capt. Battem,
list Tennessee Regiment; Lieut.. Putnam, lst
do. do; Lieutenant in German Company
!. Rounded.-Maj. Lear, Sd Infantry, severely;
Capt, Bainbridge, Sd do. very slightly; Lieut..
R n. Graham, 4th do. severely Capt. La
notice, lst do. slightly; Lieut.. Dilworth: lst
do severely; Maj. -Abercrombie, lst do. bit:
ly; Major Mansfield, Engineer, slightly: Gen:
Butler, Volunteer Division, slighllyi Colonel
Mitchell. Ohio Volunteers. slightly Col. n !
Clung, Mississippi Regiment, severely Maj
Alexander, Tennessee Volunteers t.Allen,
do. do; Lieut.. Scndder, do. do.; Lieut.. Nix
on, do do; Can't Dowler, Mississippi. Regi
ment; Lieut.. Thomas, Texas Regiment; 1t
Armstrong. OHM Regiment, severely Capt
Gillespie, Texas Rangers, mort'ly wounded
since died. .syss - u. ...ss1 81.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-10-14
WAsHINsrov, Der. 2nd, 1886.

Our city is so still, that were il not for
the interest manifested in the frequent
cabinet meetings, touching our affairs with
Mexico, we should be in complete state
of apathy. Every thing sconnecled with
the movements Of the army. is sought after
with the greatest interest. We must NOT
anticipate peace before the 4tE Of March
next, even ifthen. The. administrations
full of energy, and The action ofour gallant
army is zoo slow for its an,icipa,ioDs. i
have hsard some people here weak or
wicked enoughto declare thatfhe President.
should stay further operations until the.
Mexican Cong rass canconyene. Mr.sPok.
aud his Cabinetsare maGe!ofsterner stuff
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-10-14
Bei,zos SANTIAGO. Sent, 90


Gen. Tayor's army arrived before Monterey
on the 18th, and found the enemy occupying
the place in force Our army commenced the
attack on the 2lst and continued for three days.
On the morning of the 24th Gen. Ampudia Of
fered 10 capitulate, which was granted BY Gen.
Taylor.
Several DAYS were allowed to the Mexicans
10 eVacla,e and an armislice of eight weeks.
The troops Of neither army are To pass line
running from the Rinconado through Linares
and San Fernando.
Gen. Ampuda acknowledged 1000 as the
number Of his. troops, but i, probably amounted
tp fully Ii 900. Our loss is severe. The LIST.
Sd and 4th, Infantry, with the Tennessee Vo
lunleers on the 2lsl under the eye o. General
Taylor. Gen. Taylor escaped unhurt butwas
greatly exposed, his horse was wounded.
Our killed and wounded will amount to 500.
General Worth with his battalion and Hays
command had an action SO me distahce this side
Of Monterey with g. considerable Mexican force.
and dispersed them in short time, Colonel
Hays killed Lieutenant colonel cf tile Mexi.
can army single handed. a..'.a4ss.i. y,
Some Volunteers on their way from Mier TO
join the srmy, were attacked by q large body
of Mexican troops and killed and shockingly
muiilaled.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-10-14
Barnudas to the ed, all inclusive, have
bsen rereiyed AT New York.

Bermuda to the 22d, all inclusive, have
been received at New York.
The propre,ors Of the Island of Grenada,
have been addressed by the Attorney
General Of Barbados on the subject OF the
evils under which the owners Of estates are
lsboFihg. He esuggests as remedy, that
all the estates on the Island be vested 10
,ioin, stock company, which shall establish
central manufactures in two or three DIS
tric,s, with railroads for The transportation
OF the cane, >and The business Of the whole
island thus 10 be carried on under one di-
Teciioa..
The Coolies have no, given satisfaction,
as they want spirit aud energy.
Lord Harris had assumed the government
in Trinidad.
The Parliament ofBermuda closed its
session on The 10th September.
The storm Of The lslh and 18th SePtem-
ber, in which the Great Western was bef-
fe,ted, had been felt with great severity at
these Islauds. The wind blew with great
violence in tremendous gusts for whole
day, but no serious 'injuary was done.
From, Port ar Prince.-The brig Ida,
Cant. Parker, arrived al Philadelphia,
briggs news of the 10th September from
PORT! au Prince. The Haytien par, OF the
Island was moro tranquil than it had been
for sathIie years.-The President had pro
prosed 10 lhe Senate the disbanding of Tue
greater portion Of the troops aud laying up
10 the naval forces. Ii is reported that
proper persons had arrived at Porl au
Prince 10 negotiate for the annexation OF
the east part of The Island to Hayli,-a
measure which the eastern in habltanls
are anxious 10 accomplish.
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ahan 10 adopt any such suicidal policy as
sthat would be. The lime for the meeting
of the Mexican Parliament is not until
December but if peace be really desired
by The people, it would be very easy
matter TO convene il. Meantime, it is 10
be hoped that Gie bold Taylor will pursue
his succe.ses.'--C Correspondence Evening
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