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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-16
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Rem sad recle-

" ranblias correspondent OF the Now York CONNER
ciai Advertiser hss taken the liberty give sketch of
our city and Of the country bordering James River be-
low IL this rambler had followed DAVID Crockeus ad-
vice, be hat you right he would have spared
me the trouble OF exposing his g aoraaes This. as vir
ginian, Is my duty and do It with uukind feelings to
the RAMBLER, who has stated what certain philosopher
called false Jaefs IL not that the business portion
OF our city is beneafh the Capitol; there u States
Arsenal in the city OF Richmond Col "Birds' (Byrds)
mansion was not built OF materials brought from England
Col Byrds house Westover burnt in January I749
II took hire IN the night and the furniture plate Sc were
all os-the house rebuilt with bricks made on the
tarm-the marble manes and CRATES came from Eu
rope, nothing moreJohn Bull did not deny us the privi
lego OF making bricks. Arnold landed n, West.
over he resided nowhere in vgina The visions OF this
rambler are equally romantic all the down the river
~ would have been truly marvellous II he seen the old
battlefield at York. from what he call. "the York Town
Landing" eight miles of. Passing Newport News, he
has on tAe Lcn "a view Of the Rip Raps and Old Point
Comfort" The hrstis the right the second tho LETT
as you descend James River II this rambler had inform
ed US at diseases were cured by electricity the
Suffolk IN August l749 and that the water was four feet
deep IN the streets in the Of Hampton, in October
lI4S should have believed him but when he says that
bricks TO build houses brought from England he proves
That he has not read Henings Statutes large Granite
door and window ss slabs &c. made on the Hedge.
man Ner IN Stafford, than hundred years ago
Our ancestors were not anxious patronze the
iaeures OF England their Democratic OF the
present time are. r n
Richmond, 18th July, 1876.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-16
Correspondence of the Baltimore American.


The Senate Committee Of Finance have been mos
Zeaously figuring upon the tariff bill. The result
OF their anuciPatons 10 OF about S22 500 900
Tie Committee calculate that the dimnution in some
OF the articles would be several millions OF dollars CON-
pared with the tariff Of lS42 and the duy
upon others million and half. This estimate more
practical men than those in Congress pronounce TO be
eGt:nynganL And yet Mr. Walker insists that twenty.
eight millions OF dollars will in under the propos-
ed law, and II Is from these estimates that the Union
makes its prediction Mr.. Mckay, the Chairman of tbs
Committee OF Ways and Means in the House, disnRuisbe,
between his own estimates and those Of Mr.. Walker
not willing to be responsible for the Secretary Of the
Treasury.
AL those calculations the revenues of The country mn
der the new law based upon the value the ast
cost Of imported goods Nothing could be more
than reliance upon such basis Now mercantile men are
the exporters OF foreign goods-HeTeaar. IL this bill be
comes law the exporters will be he foreign mnnufae
rers themselves. Their invoices will show largely dimin
isned values, and the Will suffer IN promo on bi
no calculation Is made for this Tire estimates submitted
20 Congress.
have heard that the Finance Committees Of tho 1--WE
Houses OF Congress are preparing their estimates in refer
ence TO the adjournment OF Congress The pay roll will
not be made mp 5eyond tho l7h August and II eSpec
ted that the adjournment will take place one week earlier
The House has been playing political "hido and 20
seek" game through the day upon the land question Eeh
votes were taken by yeas and nays and the question no
disposed Of before the adjournment.
Mr.. Mckay you will observe has made a more lust pro
position which was pending al the adjournment But b
the Public Domain TO be subjected the Spoils Syso
why should the old States not in for share Of the
benefit
Mr.. Calhoun succeeded to-day in persuading the sennt,
70 lake up his bill for the improvement Of Rivers watereC
by or rather watering the Mississippi The Bill appro
PIRATES SdiOOOO for the improvement Of tho Mississippi
Missouri, Arkansas, and Ohio rivers. This il intended
substitute TO the House Bill but with all the Lakes anC
oil the Eastern harbOrs aud Rivers omitted the House or III,
Country will hardly be satisfied with the substitute which
will tomorrow be sent to the House.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-16
Democratic Berks i'm Arms.

Berks county the Loeofoco Gibraltar in Pennsylvania
giving about 5000 msony that ticket II deeply inter-
ested in thetsrf however and its doubtless thought
that they securing it from all danger when they vo
ted in 1874 for POLK, Dallas and the Tariff Of 1912"
Ttay see-peFhaps late-the infamous fraud by
which they duped and cheated and they naturally
evInce some resessness the mask is thrown off by
the unPrincpIed JuggIers. meeting held at Read.
Jag, the county Iown the 9TH Instant aud the strong
est resolutions adopted the sublect-one Of ap.
poang earnestly the Senate, and particularly to Geo
NJ. Dallas, to the ruin with which they are threat
aned-snd which, about TO add, they richly
deserve aGt perhaps they less TO blame than the
men in whom they trusted and BY whom they have
been betrayed.
In Pottsvie, Ps, sso, meeting of the Democracy ~
has been called to let the Vice President know what
he has to expect" If, by his vote, the new Tariff bill
shall become D law.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-16
NEW ORLEANS. Jul, :

FROM kISGsroN.-The brig Lady Chapman, Captain
Hunt arrived At this port yesterday from Kingston ia
maca having sailed the Goth ut
The u s. brig OF reported have arrived at Port
Royal the 23d ut in ten days from Chargres Her
news did not ranspire at Kingston.
The local news in the Kingston papers is not of sniff
cient interest TO be transcribed.
The brig Telegraph Capt Young, also arrived yester.
day from Kingston. Capt Y positively asserts that the
report that brought here days since Of the pr
vateer which reported have been off Cape An
ionio giving chase to American vessel was not hoax
as II pronounced by Of the city papers, but that
such was the The only in the reports
by the vessels in the dates. The telegraph sailed
from this port the 18th OF May and on the ooh fell in
with the suspicious craft Capt. Young Indignantly repu
dates the idea that he would asy his log and sacrifice
his reputation in the mercantile community as person of
truth and yeacy, the purpose Of spreading an idle
hoax and for improper motives. Whatever the character
of the supposed prvateer was Captain Young felt his
picions fully warraned-PieGyEHe.
REroRrED Loss PoroNAc.-There was a rumor
IN the city yesterday that the steamboat Potomac was los;
the LIST instant Galveston beach This rumor was
credited. II is said that lives were lost The psrtieu
lars OF the accident we have been unable obain-I5
From HAvAsA.-The brig r. Street, Capt Mcdonald
arrived yesterday from Havana with dates TO the 29th ut
We ind nothing IN the papers late from Mexico as our
own advlces The local is of any general
est Inc yellow lever was committing ravsges in OF
the ports Of the Islsnd-Ib.
FROM MEGIco-Pupers from the CITY Of Me.ico bnvs
been received in the camp Matamorss as late n the 9th
ult The impression gather from what said OF me
news in letters and the Maamoras paper confirms
the intelligence we have heretofore given as to Mexican
affairs, derived from various Gen Bustamente
chosen President of Congress- and in the absence OF
Paroles was to act as President of the republic
The ST. Mays, off TampoO is said to have exchanged
a lew shot with the fort called the BaTra.-[Ib.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-16
News from the Froutier.

The reader will find in columns this morning seve-
raj interesting letters from the camp If the article from
the New Orleans Bee be relied upon the Mexcsns,
so far from indicating purpose suceumb
preparing for and vigorous resisianee-and
expires opinion when say, that in the Of
concentration OF their energies it will prove much more
formidable than has been generally supposed. We shall
doubtless take possession OF Caorna without any very
ous resistance and perhaps the Santa Fe frontier there
will be but little difficulty encountered But the approach
the city OF Mexico will unquesonaby be OF little
hazard if the Mexicans be united and the result that
quarter is by certain have been taught
believe We have every thing, however hope from the
vaor and enthusiasm OF troops unless they be chilled BY
the delay the Of the Army rendered
by the nadequacy Of their preparations for long march
through the heart Of an enemys country.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-16
From the New Orleans Bcc, July g.
MEXICAN AFFAIRS

Intelligence from the city OF Mexico TO the 9Th June
was received at Matamoras before the departure Of the
Alabama. Nothing moro had uanspired than what was
generally expected Psredes preparing place him.
se nj the head OF the army and General Busanente
TO occupy the Presidential Chair during his absence
correspondent writes follows "a letter has been
received here at Matanoras) stating that wealthy pro-
petor Of Mexico had placed tho hands OF the Govern
ment two millions OF dollars and twelve thousand horsss
and that the clergy had pledged themselves the
country IN driving the invaders from the soil Paroles hay
ing gwen publicity To the contempt ssshood that We
were tue enemies and d.soyefs OF their religion
This statement is probably nothing moro than one Of
those vague umo that every day are propaguied
inc camp IL was however, confidently believed Maia-
moras. The Rpubtie Of tks RIO Grdade allude. To a
similar report follows: ave discover that the Mex-
cans are much e!ated ct the information received that all
tee wealth and property OF the Church has been
10 the Government TO support the We learn that Lieut.
Col Antonio Tonorn, of the 18th regiment Mexican ina
Try, has arrived in Lanaros with our hundred men and
three pieces Of cannon from Tampco. Col Tenoria was
formerly citizen oi this place. and his family now live in
the city We also learn that every Department in the Re-
pablo have made voluntary tender of their quota of men
and money Tor the effective prosecution OF the war; aud
from our own observation discover that MeKicans
ieel greater anxiety about the receipt OF mail than we
DO ourselves wishing ascertain how affairs stand between
John Bull ann Brother Jonathan. If anticipating relief
from difference between these worthless"
IL - barely possible that these rumors NAV DO well oun
ded and on the presumption that the clergy will make the
sscfce OF their property and wealth Tor the Of
tne war; Mexico may be enabled to give trouble
Under scarcely any other circumstances could Paroles
an effective and numerous force But if be trus that he
has artfuy appealed the fears of the p.s
and people, and induced them swallow the enomou.
fasehood that the Americans bent upon a crusade
gainst the Catholic religion, he may have awakened sus
on the of national feeling which super
added TO the hatred entertained for nation differing in
language habits and religion, suffice bring another
army into the field.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-16

ispiAs ovrRAsEs AND MuRpEss.--The ST. louis Repub-
hesn has late insegenee from Fort John. the junction
Of tho Laramie aud Big Platte rivers
During the absence Of the Pswnees on hunting excur-
"on about two weeks ago. large party Of Sioux sew
era hundred IN number visited and burned their three VII
lagos on the Platte and tributaries destroyed their crop. vi
growing corn and turned loose their horsss missionary
and his family living In Of the villages. was shot q,
several hmesone Of the balls passed through his eiohs
barely mi'sng him. and he obliged TO retire to coun-
Gil Bluffs.
The Sioux greatly dissatisfied at the passing OF the
California emgrsns through their county, complain that
mey Xiii all their game, and declare that shall
permitted to inude; unless they paw them for the privilege
mey nave made the same complaints the mountain ira
de and strongly urge their claims for payment and de.
sired TO bold council with Col Kesrney on the subject
Inc Arkansas and Cherokee paper. furnish Us with tho
deAiis OF several murders and robberies committed by
members OF the Cherokee nation. upon each other An
OLD 1herokee named Badrdge and another Indian were
murdered on the l9th abouteight miles from Evansville
said by the St.n Two three negroes were stolen
from b.drdgc, by the sssa.sn,. They pursued to
the neshborhood Of Evansville by detachment of Indian
Dragons, but there the trial was lost.
party OF Cherokees crossed the line on tho 25th at.
tackled the house of Mrs Rider and shot Mr. Rider in the
body but whou, killing him. Shots fred at Others;
and alter the aiiray found that Ii persons
had been engaged ia it,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-16

IL The New York Morning News, ufiuentiel Lo-
cofoeo Journal while urges the vigorous prosecution Of
the against Mexico, long may be necessary
maintain hostile attitude protests against the idea, IT
be entertained Of desPong Mexico OF any portion Of Der
acknowledged territory Nothing upon EARTH at remarks
or above below the EARTH be farther from the ge
MUS and principle, Of this Republic than the acquisition of
territory by military conquest" But imagine that this
opinion does with appreciation at Washington
nasmuch the Union copied the article OF the News,
with the exception OF this portion, which it carefully
plunged This regard pregnant indication OF the
purposes OF the Administration.