The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-07-11
FROM VERA CRUZ.

We have been favored with tho reriea, 81
~, t,,,or lated Vera Cruz, June The lith,
f fs:s from winch it appears that the pepl'e .,
40, Town were completely panic su"Hen a.
-, ,,n,etau.,on that both lhs city and css''e
~ ''.o,,'d ha shortly bombardsd By the american
s,,,,dron a large number ofthe more fespeo.-
Ia a,d ucaIthg inhahi'a ants had relfea seNel
81 ,oaauee into the country. The an'nofln.s
q va Crrz we're very active IN Their apenp's
n tortily The town, aud enTeheH''eH''
raised IN every street. hos oath.
Tho Ulcers ofthe custom house had ea'n-
cred IN their papers and were preparing ~
Ieaye, and most of them WHO held pace unaa
the present administration in'ehdeo 'o"0""e
their example. . ,ha Cani,ol
If the assembling OF the new Congre ..
den, Paroles had transmitted message suu
lv recommending an immediate oec'', 60 ,ho,
war. The reports from 'ne "'e ~ - many
discomfort and disafiecuon were me u aos,i,n, s
',.Sns The government, feeble and desltu'e
p s soso,,ces has not only 10 encounter zoe
t.on, p,,hnut but is menaced by .ntesline cohi-
motions within lie own terf'o'y'-"
co,or,l Armstrong, our consul to Liverpool,
,r,iyed as we stated yesterday, IN inc urea
Western. He is the bearer OF Important eos-
catches from Mr., McLsne 10 the doVe'hu'eh'
lie was hardly out of the snip when ne anhoun
cod bis DISPATCHES, through the me9he'o 'e'e
cranh at Washington. As these oespa'."es
ara understood to be intended TO 'acl,''a'o '"v
arrangement of the Oregon question: 'hey W..
n,ov, IN hare arrived little too la'e, ds '"''
pfr,ir il noa completely at rest.-N' o"~
The g.. Louis Republican set the 'o''o"''s
afoat:- a. occurring in
,,;,h,oripo town. which takes. tor the 'itie' '"e
.tge off Of The bardships OF military i"e,
u,Snc Lieutenant, fer the first time tficheo ou'
n new uniform, approached his Captam III d
he, ,oom where a good many officers were sea'
-..t1apfain,' SAID he, casting his eye upon '"9
shoulder which was minus an epah'et'e' 'S@p
tain, must have an epauIette upon 'n,' ','a'
der. ,o,' THAT can hardly be- sa'd Inc up
tain ,vo,,r rank does not eDutie you 10 II. ,Du'
!, must be, Captain for, you see II ! 40 nov, w
Cd shall be as cross eyed as 'he ao''' !" '''
,y.eight hours !"
GIN, TAYLOR AND THE VoLuNrEERs'-G1a ota
Church, OF the Bulletin, on his ia'e "Trip vi ','
New Orleans, brought with nun nu,'' Ell y
officers lust from the army. ihey WI WI, ;ins
| anecdOte, OF course, anu s.i~ '' ,rou n
tra,ion OF character IS Interesting ~
amusing. i, u,.ec.,aman'
Among the volunteers was ~ s,. IS ,S I'm
soma full private, VINO hea'V.y 80 ~. o,n,a;
weather and no shelter, hfst Wen. W ms W. no,
,,;,h h;s complaints, but meeting with no pa'
, nar,;cnlar sympathy resolved to have taik WI
General TayIor himself Arrived at tue c"u
,nandsr,s o,;arters the General was po'ntea o.
. - him hut he was rather ,nerednlous. IN
aid sslIow General Taylor? Nonsenst! Dat,
0 Gad however. that such was even the case'
IS narched I'M, and, rather patroD'z hgiy' opeA
his business. ,,,.
8 "Gen. Taylor, believed!
l. .Weu. General, Im devilish glad to see you
n ;,aasa,,, The General returned the CIV
~ ty. -, no h,, s,pce 1
IS, been here I've been doing all coo lot YOU
he have indeed but the fact 49, the accon'ho
h tons are very bad-are indeed muo, en a.
TO-. ally mud '6leeged to lie down 10 H. ao'u'
and the fact is, General I'm gen's"'""
he and not used to III! .,soa =,
led The General no doubt deeply impressed
the fact Of having gentleman son 10 ms ar
the axnrassad his regret that such annoy te5 sht
i've ayer ev;s,. under any circumstances, IN CT
Nc "WeIl-but, General. what am to dog
the "Why, really, don't know unless You
and my place" -, .. ;naooa
"WeI, now, that's civi--tiF, indeed.
conrsa don't mean TO turn you ott, pue a
sons hours, slcep-a cot, or bunk, or ahyln''
Is in wonla be so refreshing! Your place-whe
inner it, General!' .ho,,, J.,
ling "Ob! lust drop down--a1JWaeTe aoo1s ~
roofs anv Mace about the camp VIII answer g,
The look which the "gen lemahs son
that tho General was rather peculiaf
been .We no wonder they cav you N,nsn
racu. Ready!'" said he; and. amid me shl'iss
Gen but though and Ready" himself me "se
spo,' mans son" returned to take his chahce
weather.-Repeil!e.
part ENGLISH MEDIATION. The New YORK
e un' nal of Commerce referring to this suoJ' ct'
nnelu' awe know that Mr.. Pakenham has been
Oh TO- nec,a,ion of instructions to make pro-
MENUS med iation, and that he has gwen TINS as
no on, son for not leaving Washington even tor
make davs We may add here that all the run
moaf' Enplisb Interference by force IN our wal
). May;co are groundless. The British m
conf. has declared TO our Government the deter
lere 10 ton Of the British ministry to TINS eHec'
eason, ~
ON, or IAN Jackson heard on the ~ n move
Tay- 1914. that large British force was on th'
rs pre- If attacking New Orleans. 10 less
other month he had concentrated in that CITY
,repar Gent army for its protection, collected if
r some volunteers Of Tennessee kentucky and
e time s;ssippi. He fought the tlget engagement
means The enemy on the 20 h December, and
by the s,b January, 1915, "6nished the wa in