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TRrAsURr DrrARrMrsr,

TREASURY DEPARrnrsr,
March n, l5le|
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
- this department addressed tn the Secreur
the Treasury, developed and distinctly endonl
thereon Proposals for Revenue Steamers " or
~ O'Clock noon Of the 30th day Of April next,
the following materials, work, and equipments,
quired for the iron revenue steamers Polk d
Walker, now under construction al Richmond, v,
and Pittsburg, Pa. " &c.. ....i
IL Is 70 be distinctly understood that all the va
shall be executed in the best manner, and subject
the inspection and approval Of the experimenting
other officer ordered by this department and that
the materials and equipments shall be Of the d
quality, and subject TO like inspection and approx
at the places OF delivery-R mond and 'pd
burg-al packages necessary in the Transported
10 he provided at the expense Of the contractors
Printed forms Of proposals, enumerating the a
cles required and character Of work for each Gin
and each vessel separately, viii be furnished TO d
sons desirous Of bidding on application 10 the d
lectors of the customs at Baltimore, PhiladeIphI
New York, and Boston, or to Captain Henry
Hunter, at Richmond, or Captain Richard Eal
az Pittsburg. . -, ~ 49,.
Mr.. Capes, constructor at Richmond, will exh(
plans OF the work, and give every 'information
quired at that place, and Mr.. Carpenter, constrsr
at Pittsburg, may be consulted on the nme subj
on application 10 the collector of the ctstoms
New York from the Goth day ofMarch (ins,sn,l
the 7th day of April and to the collector oflhs q
toms at Baltimore from the 10Th day Of April to
18th day Of April, at which places Mr.. Carpen)
will attend on those dates, and from the 2lst day
April to the closing of the contract at Pittsbul
Pa.
Shipwright's work, Sails and sailmaker's
Joiner's work, etores,
Rigging, Ship-chandlery.
Rigger's work, Nautical instruments,
Painters work, books, and charts,
Spars, Boats,
Blocks, Cabin and ward-room q
niture. Sc an
Sufficient sure,ies will be required for the faith
performance Of the contracts; and any differed
arising relative to the quality of articles furnished
character Of work executed, shall be submitted
the decision Of two arbitrators-one to be chos
by the government and one by the contrario1
who, failing to agree, shall choose third, and III
decision shall be final +ssass|.
r. J.bWALKER,
Secretary of the Treasury
Three times week until April 2sth in the Va
ington Union and Intelligencer,. PHILADELPHIA K4
stone, Richmond Enquirer, New York Globe, n
ton Post, Baltimore Argus, and fPitts,hrg Morn
Post ""9" -. March 2fIStaw4s|
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WILLIAM @. BRENT, Attorney .
w CounseIIor al law w. .b,nv,on m

will commence the practice Of his profession 10 "a
nexion with III. III. DENT, Esa., and in addition
the usual business Of the legal profession will ate
10 claims which may come before Congress, OF si,A
Of the executive departments or bureaus, OF bsk
any domestic or International tribunal created for
adjustment Of private claims, and in general to q
claims or rights Of properly, in which his pros
slonal services may be useful. ..... OBJ. -
Office (the same occupied by Mr. Dent) A stu
west side, near City Hall ~. ...
~ The undersigned will continue promp, 4
careful attention to the branches of business refer,
to in the above card. and particularly to any q.
in the Supreme Court ofthe United States, in Wa
he may be retained.
...r. III. III. DENT
Feb. l2-eof National Intelligencer.l
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kssa FOR RENT convenient brick house in
Miii Pollard's row, east of the city hall. Ii con-
I'M tains six rooms, basement, dining room, and
kitchen, a smoke-house, mHk-house, and stable,
with pump of good water in the yard. Posses
sion given Immediately.
For rent or sale, frame house, situated on
7th street, near Maryland avenue. IL contains seven
rooms, basement, kitchen, and cellar, smoke
house, and stable, with vacant lot adjoining, and a
pump Of excellent water near the door. Possession
given Immediately, OF IL will be sold a bargain on
accommodating terms. Inquire Of I'll
C. w. B0TELER.
March 30-2awif
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MATTHEW ST. CLAIR CLARKE has
W. opened has Office in the rooms lately occupied
by Corcoran & Riggs, opposite the Treasury De-
partment; and will attend to all business ntrused
to him requiring an agent attorney before Con-
gress or any of the departments.
Dec, 9-dtf
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r IFE AND WRITINGS OF II. 3. LIE
IL GARE-Two volumes, viii be Ieeelyed this
day. = r. TAYLOR. =
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DI-AID sILKs.-We have received, in addi-
Il ton TO our stock Of silks, IL pieces Of real
Canton Silks in paids, Of variety OF patterns and
colors. ID. CLAGETT a. co.
April 1S-3tif
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R. J.SWALKER,

Secretary OF the Treasury
Three times week until April 26th in the Va
ington Union and Intelligencer,. philadelphia II
stone, Richmond Enquirer, New York Globe, B
ton Post, Baltimore Argus, and fPittsiMrg Morn
Post. 70 ~ :" - March S5-I3taw4y
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WRIGHT,s MARKING INK for cloth
w ing.-A new and superior article, without
PREPARATION and not to be washed out Just received
by. .....I F. TAYLOR.
April IA
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GTRAwBERRY PLANTS, Asparaa
- ROOts.--A small lot of the above, remani0d
hand unsold, will be disposed of. cheap, if appI
for Immediately. D., NJ ,.,.s,. ]. F. CALLAN,
April 16 o.. Corner of z and 7th stirred
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THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
III Company of New York. No. 80 Wall Il.

New York.-March 23-d9m
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Farmers Hotel, corner Eighth and D SIS.
Washington April 4-2aw2w Intel. & b Sun.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-12-10

De sOnaiiiss o. propositions - glisy-
Ahces.
AZ. Gliiian. fEc= De commiGiee On he
jndieisfys - whom was referred the bill
10 protect real estate. reported he sane
wiih a. smenEztms uhifh Has adopted
and he bill passed he second reading.
Mr. Gillian. ffnm the same commit
fee. reported. without amendmeni. lhe
bill 10 amend he Regisrd Statutes. emf
tled Deeds and conreysnres; which pass
ed second reading. and MSS ordered 10 Be
printed.
Ma. Washington. from The same com
miilee. reported unfaE0rably on the bin 10
amend the serond section u the ssh
chapter Of the Revised Statutes: when
The said bill vas postponed indefinitely.
Mr.. Meb4ne. from The c0mmiilee on
propositions and grievances. reported
without amendment. ihe resolution in "a
vor Of Joseph Allison, which passed the
secOnd reading.
Mr.. Person. Of Moore. introduced bill
10 repeal an acl passed in The session Of
1894, entitled an act more eflecinally 10
prevent imprisonment Of honest debtors !;
which passed is FIST reading. .-..
Mr.. Ogbnrne, Of Guillard. bin 10 ref.
erence 10 mortgages and deeds Of trust:
which Was read the first Time and referred
10 lhe committee On The judiciary.
MIR. Gillian, from the committee on
the Judiciary, reported, with IN amend
meni. the bill in addition 10 The Revised
Statutes, entitled an act concerning Mills
and Millers The amendment was adopted
and the bill passed second reading.
MI. Gillian, from The same committee.
reported unfaSorably ON the bill 10 repeal
the SSH section Of the l02nd chapter Of
the Revised Statutes when The said bill
was read and laid on the table
On the 2slh ull. Mr.. Rayner. OF IIert.
ford, introduced into the House OF Com
mons bill to lay OF the State into new
Congressional Districts, as follows:
The First district TO be composed Of
the counties Of Cherokee, Macon, Hay
wood, Buncombe, Henderson, Rutherford,
Burke, Mcdowell, Yancy, Cleveland, and
Caldwell.
The Second Of Catawba, Ashe, Wilkes,
Surry, lredell, Rowan, and Davie.
The Third Of Lincoln, Meeklenhurg.
Union, Arson, Sianly, Cabarrus, Mont
gomery, Richmond, and Moore.
The Fourth Of Stokes, Rocking ham,
Guilrord, Randolph, and Davidson.
The Fifth Of Granville, Caswell, Per.
son, Orange, and Chatham.
The SiIih Of Wake, Franklin, Warren,
Halifax, Edgecomb, Nash. and Johnston.
The Sereaih Of Cumberland, Robson,
Columbus. Baden, Brunswick. New Han
over. Sampson, Duplin, and Onslow.
The Eighth Of Wayne. Greene, lie.
noir, Jones, Craven, Carteret, Beaufort,
Pin, Hyde. Washington, and Tyrrell.
The Ninth OF Martin, BERTHE, Hartford,
6 MS,'2qs@sap aSIane. aGsmden' and Curri,aeE.
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LATEST FROM MEXICO.

The schooner Miiis arrived al New
Orleans on the 20ih November from Vera
Cruz, bringing papers 10 the sih, being
eight days later than the adyices by the
way Of Havana.
The Mexicans, according 10 the hdi.
cador Of the I'd, are ayerse from any
negotiations for peace that are mt based
upon satisfaction to the Republic for inju-
ries done by the United States.
A letter Of 2sih October, from San Lou.
is Potosi, says there were $4,000 troops
there, rand Than in fifteen days more there
would probably be 10000. ~..
Sans. A..-.. l. - ..Jsroi n r.un,i,r, ur UI-
hcers 10 leave their commands in the ar
my and repair to The village Of Pozos for
trial, on the charges Of cowardice at Mon
ierey. lie has declined receiving pay as
commander.in-chief.
The election Of Deputies to the Con-
stituent Congress took place on the l5ih
instant in the several States.
The French Consul at Monterey, Mr..
Gasquet, had been put under arrest for
having protested against the occupation Of
California, and all English vessel had pro-
ceeded TO the Marqnesas 10 communicate
the news. ~
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Circumstances Alter Gases.

We have forgotten, if we ever knew,
who has The credit Of having first given
currency to this sage aphorism. We be-
lieve il is not found in foiilem rrrbis, in
SoLoMoN's Proverbs, but il was known,
probably, before his day. II is certainly
known as truth in onrs; and is proper
ly appreciated, BY this time, in our own
Senate. An exempllfica,ion Of lie iorce
occurred in that body, last Saturday. 10
A resolution was on its second reading
allowing to James Page. the Democratic
doorkeeper of the Senate last session, re-
gular pay for one days service at the be-
ginning of this session, and also his mile
age in coming from home 10 Raleigh, 10
wait at the door, until the Senate was du.
" organized. True, he was candidate
for re election, and came for that purpose !;
but il was maintained by his friends, that
that made no difference. He was an OF.
frer Of the Senate until another was op.
pointed, and as such. was entitled To his
pay ior services performed until his sue
cessor was chosen. II was getting on
swimmingly, when Mr.. Francis called for
the yeas aud nays. This meant some.
thing-nobody knew what. The Demo-
cratic Senators rubbed their eyes ant! iook-
ed a, Mr.. Francis, and then they locked
at each other, as much as 10 say-what
does all this meant ~
Mr.. Wilson AT last rose. and evidently
expecting to catch something. begged TO
know Of the Senator from Haywood what
was in the wind now. Was no, this a
proper resolution Was not Mr.. Page
entitled to his pay! Was he moi door
keeper of the Senate and obliged To per-
form his duties until hi. successor regu.
larry took The KEYS! Had he no, come
from home, and performed his duty as
doorkeeper at least one dav, and ought he
not, therefore, 10 be paid! lie frankly
confessed that he was committed IN THIS
matter. Mr.. Page had counselled with
him. and had been advised Of the justice
of his claim. He would say The same
thing, If he had come from Haywood
He desired 10 vote unjerstandingly. Il
it was not right, and according to law and
custom, he would not vote for il. He ap'
pealed to the Senator, to declare his oo
ject in asking for the yeas and nays.
Mr.. Francis smiled, looked steadtassiy
at the s,ucco work over the Speaker
chair, but said nothing.
=. Mr.. Speight said that he had just beer
/, informed, by the principal do"rkeeper
: that he had received such pay heretofore
and he knew no reason why ii should no
be granted in this case. Mr.. +. was a
!, gain Intercepted as 10 his intention.
9. The Senator from over the mountain
| still did not choose to answer, but he look
=. ed things unulterable. The Democrat
were still more distressingly bewli.iered
+ The yeas and nays were saken--Mr. Al
Is brigh, (Whig) led the dance by voting ye
h the next on the list did the same, an
O all, both Wings and Democrats, recotde
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me 29;h Congress eomDSnora IL g.
ssaSses.ioa q MOaisy ias- ..e .saSs sren il
sissel tAaa q asSum q as saealseIs wsIs II
NasAagssa more thot week ags. and NC may
A.fessfe sEPec &c PaeiIrnf's mrsz4gs II 80
cary Ssy. We hePe . he alas 10 give !, IN our
a.. The msslias u Tins bOiy is II more Ilsn
ussll iH.efe, hseluse O ths existing slnss e Oh
rsfAlisns with the neighbOrag Repuhlir o. Meli-
60. The President Tor . time appears 70 have
bcrn hesitasiug in his policy with rguRd 10 lhe
uar, and III parties arc looking 10 the noeting Of
Congress for morr decided deveIopenes, II the
attentions Of The G0Ncmm-nt
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.dssis Folfs 10 faFsr q ll,s sI.sn.iuu, IN.
III lie name % Mr. Fraa rllled.
and he sosrd . sonOTOas = "a SOLE
rl.yed oasr the fares ldra-
There as s0ne Joke Y a.s sure
70 baEsi OF samrh0w and TF-nen herr. bui
N one knew where or uhen-si least ne
20 judged. fIom he queer snd doubiing
Looks o. Senators. The Senate voted
unanimously for The resolution. WHEN
lhe role vas announced. Mr.. r. moved .
suspension Of The rules of the Senaie.
and thai 4 be pul upon is third resding ;
which Vas done. And thereupon Mr.. r.
morrd N amendment. 50 - 70 include The
PER diem payment and mileage Of =. J..
Finch. one Of his constituents. Who hsp.
prnrd % be Mhig. Tor similar services
IN 1912; and he read resolution similar
10 this. whirh he then. in The day of Dem
oeraiie rule. had The honor 10 nfer. and
which vas rejected. not oblaining in Us "a
sOr one Democratic vote ! Oar friends ON
The other eide were taken sbaek. One ol
them moved Illag the resolution. with is
amendmenl. should lie upon ihe table Tor .
day or two, until they could catch breath I;
and 10 give them 4 fair opportunity Of
bordering eoolly over The question =
" whether san, Tor the goose. ought mol
10 be sauce for the gaEder ."
Raiigh Register
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Election, by the Legislature.

We ieara from the RssiasE. thai on welnes-
DAY The - insl chhrles l.. Hiason. e~l, was re-
elected Pubic Treasurer " North Carolina for The
sIsains tw1 yelrs, wiIaOu, opposition. And,
On slne s,me day. William 2. Collins. esq. was
reelected Comptroller Of Public Accounts for the
sane PsiiOl. also without opposition.
Two bslIOlins. had taken place for Attorney
General. but without eiKecsing an election. The
vote on the sscond ballot was - ioIows. via Cor
Whitaker a.. s,anly 6s, Moore ~, Scattering !.
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r Attention!
HawfieIds Volunteer COMPANY!

VOU arc requested to attend at Samuel N.
IL Tate's Store on Tuesday the l7th inst, at
IL o'clock, in obedience to rcquisition Of the
Governor of the 10Th Of November last. The
Musicians belonging to the 4sth Regiment are
requested to attend without fail. A punctual at
tendance is expected from all. ~... .
By order Of the Captain,
"s' JAMES JONES, o.s.
December 3. 81
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Notice.

rEIIE subscriber, at November rsrm Of Orange
Il County Court, having taken 90. letters Of
administration on the estate Of ELIJAh PICk,,
ARD, deceased, hereby gives notice to ali per-
sons indebted to said estate to make payment
without delay, or suits will be instituted against
them; and all persons having claims against said
estate will present them, properly authenticated,
within the time prescribed by law, or this notice
will be plead in bar Of their recovery.
... A. S. WEBB, Admir-.
November sS. u DO
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Notice.

rFyHE subscriber. having qualified at NOvcm-
IL Der Term of Orange County Court as Ex-
ecutor Of the last viii and testament or EMA-
NUEI. CLAPP, deceased, hereby gives notice
10 all persons indebted to the estate Of said Clapp
to make immediate payment TO him, and to all
persons having claims against the estate Of said
deceased to present them r-sperly authenticated.
within ,ls dino prescribed BY law, otherwise ihjs
notice will be plead in har Of their recovery.
JOHN TR0LlNGER, Ex'r.
November 2o. .... b6-4w
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TO WILLIS ]. VANN.

FE,AKE notice, that on Friday the c2d day Of
Il January, ls47, at the Court House in Hills
borough, the dispositions of Nathan Carlton and
Others will be taken, to be read in my behalf in.
the suit now pending in the Superior Court of
Orange county, wherein | am plaintiff and YOU
are defendant.
MARTHA E. VANN.
November 81. 49,. 56-3wpA
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-12-10

Bills have been introduced into the Legislature
Of South Carolina ioT the incorporation Of compa-
mics for the continuation Of The RaIeigh and Gas
ton Rail Road, and Of the Wilmington Rad Road,
into that State; and strong hopes are entertained
that that Legislature will subscribe the sum Of
100000 dollars 10 each road.
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Correspondents Of the Philadelphla Inquirer.
Washington- Nov. "a. ls46.

Correspondents Of the Philadelphia Inquirer
Washington, Nov. I'd, Isi6.
Advises from Havana 10 the 18Th in
slant, received at New Orleans. state that
nothing has Vet been done under the letters
Of marque and naturalization which Mex
leo has sent there for sale.
Com. Perry LEFT New Orleans on the
9th ult. with a detachment of fifty men,
with the guns and munitions Of war be-
longing 10 the State Of Louisiana, rendered
for the use Of the United States by Cover
nor Johnson.
Gen. Brooke is prepared 10 take the
responsibility Of desparehing 10 'rampico
any amount Of troops that may be deemed
necessary 10 its delcnre, and Gen. Jcssup
is lurlhering this important object with
alacTiiy in his department.
About 600 men will soon have been sem
from n. Orleans to guard the captured city
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-12-10

DY virtue Of an order of Orange County Court
- made at November Perm, 1916, the UNDER
signed, as Executor of Young Dortch, deceased,
will sell THREE LIKELY NEGROES at
Hillsborough, on the 2sth day Of December next,
on eredit of nine months. Bond and security
required.
JOHN Y. DORTCH, Ex'r..
November &c. 3d.
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Caldwell Institute,
HILLSBOROUGH, n. G.

IIINsIFsUOAUNNFNHf ~ -
rUsHE next session Of Ibis Institution viii eoni-
Il mence on "Wednesday, the 9Th Of January,
1877.
II Is very desirable inst the students should he
present at the beginning Of the session, in order
10 proceed regularly with their classes.
Letters respecting the Institution may be sd-
dressed 10 the Rev. Alexander Wilson, ID. d.
President Of the Caldwell Institute.
J. W. NORWOOD, Sec'y.
November 80. b.
or The Raleigh Register, Standard, and VIII
ming,on Chronicle, will insert three times end ieg-
ward their accounts 10 DR.. q. r. Long, TEeasa-
rer Of the Board Of Trustees, HillshoroOgh.
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Notice,

rTNHAT the owner of certain slave by the
l. name of LEVI, shoemaker by trade, who
has Cor some time been living in and near Hills
borough, be and appear before the Justices Of the
next County Court of Orange county, to be held
in the town of Hillsborough, on the fourth Mon
day of February, ls47, and show cause why the
said slave shall not be hired cut by said Court for
hiring his own time contrary to law.
Ordered by the Court. Witness,
JOSEPH ALLISON, C.. &C.
December l. o.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-12-10

The Hon. George MeDuilie, of sOu'h Caro-
lima, has resigned lss scat 10 the senate Of the
United States, in consequence Of his continued IN
health.
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Peace, sc.-The Washington corr,

Peace, &c.-The Washington cnrrrs.
pondenl of the New York Journal Of
Commerce. SAYS the Richmond Standard,
assures Us Thai the reported conespon-
denCe Of the Secretary Of State with the
Mexican agent. is undoubtedly genuine !;
Mr.. Buchanan himself admits il 10 be so.
We shall, he says, probably have peace
with Mexico on fair terms, The Santa
Anna affair will sOun be officially explain
ed. The President, II is said, refuses TO
recommend any modification Of the Sub.
treasury system. Com. Stewart will be
sent to The Gulf OF Mexico If the wa is
continued. Pet. Intel.
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Observation-Disclosures.

TsHE Company Of Volunteers from the 9Th
IL Regiment, arc hereby commanded to attend
Al the court house in IIillshOrOugh, ON Saturday
the l:ih Of December next, TO respond TO the Ge-
neral Older Of the Governor and Captain Gene
raj Of North Carolina, in the call for Volunteers
TO serve Turing the war with Mexico
IIy order Of the Captain,
JOHN ID. CARLTON, 0. g.
November 80. 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-12-10

The New orleaus lice Of The 2Oih uIl.
says:-" An individual named Parkinson,
was arrested yesterday by the First Mu-
nicipality Police, at The requcs. Of Mid
shipman ]. II. Marsh, L. :. Navy, on a
charge Of treason. Parkinson is accused
Of holding intercourse with the Mexican
Government,-he was delivered over 10
w. r. Wagner, U, =. Marshall"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-12-10

Ampudia on the 9th alt. had Mexican
peasant shot for having carried despatch
for the Americans, and for alleged treason.
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IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON.

IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON.
DIexico.--A Telegraphic despatch to
the New York Herald, furnishes the fol-
lowing:
Washington, November cs-P.M
learn tina, important dispatches have
this day been received from our squadron
in the Gulf Of Mexico.
The Mexican administration is dissolv-
ed, and Almonte is going to England.
Santa Anna has been compelled to re-
fund the two millions Of dollars which he
recently stole from conducta. .,l 4.....
The English Minister in Mexico, Mr..
Bankhead, has probably interlered with
the course of Santa Anna. :.rH
Mexico Is in a bad condition.
The now Tariff went into operation on
the first Of this month. 49,. .r. ,
sssaA. s.. >.s~~-->~------.e-~-- 90 ... ..
Thirty-seven millions Of capital are in
vested in railroads by the people oil Mass
achusetts.
The manufacture of velvet tapestry ant,
tapestry carpeting has just been introduced
BY firm in Newark, N. ].
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Departure of Gen. Scott for New Or.

b0pdktuluua1 Cih oSoss Ava Ase" Va
leans ALI doubt and mystery III regard
to the movements OF this officer, are at an
end. The New York Courier and Eli
quirer Of Tuesday says:
Major General Scott. aceompanied by
hi. aid-de-camps, Lieut.. Scott and Lieut..
Williams. and by Major Smith Of the
Corps of Engineers. proceeded this WED
nesday) morning by the paeke, ship Gn-
ion, 10 New Orleans, en- route for Mexico,
there 10 assume the command Of the ar
my aud lis Interior operations. .....
The Philadelphia North American says
that Gen. Scott, on his arrival at New Or
leans, will proceed thence TO Point Isabel
where he will establish his headquarters.