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wv IsIGER's REsTORER OF HEALTH,

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eomitlni desses In the RestoTer -i
medae relief and oeeisa change for the
few days but be nahy expected
slrdng, that tie sauary effects WILDE produced
period YET from the eslehty has already acquired
find persons expect much
menL while oilers expect bottle ae
aad permanent relief impossible for physician any
thing like idea Of the nifty Of medicine may
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Others may require eight. For sale by
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eh Temptation. Ills tho Ervst eva
eoat,oa ~ he mapufitie. 81 the body
h~tii 10 sc<ic~d hat . tAiek eioady
lnisi issue. tro@ an point. of the sur
taes, which indie aiss that thl. peppi
rAiion ho~suninierr0p,edlv when ~s
are In hsalih. but ceases when ~e are
nek- lbs cannot he sustained with
OF a. u 70 thrown on non tbs blood
ai'd Other iaiess Of ths body. and do
poses BY tins msaaH of searly an ths
Impurities within ne. The blood. by
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TO SOUTHERN AND SOUTH. WESTERN
MERCHANTS.

TINE undersigned returns his respectful thanks
Il public for lbs great extent OF patron
age he has received years and bg leave inform them
present for manufacturing Clocks are most
ample with him Will hnd him ready
cheapest faire and most honorable terms aha
TO devote rigid attention 10 their interests
avnE extensively engaged In manufacturing Coeks TOT
more than twenty years past believes he has had sufficient
nunrs for becoming acquainted the Of Clock deal
m ana he would hereby cty inform all who make their
purchases they shall be furnished with Clocks which
cannot surpassed point Of workmanship or fnish
IA several manufacturers and dealers
are constantly worthless and counterfeit article abeedt
the genuine Cock which fact IL an unwilling sekno"
Judgment them superiority He trusts that Purchas
srs OF buying direct from the factory
In which they subjects OF tins imposition Az
orders accompanied cash viii be promptly and faithful
who send their orders BY mail may rely
pon rsesving personal application Clocks IN
Foreign will be carefully sseeted and packed
with markets Al Clocks purchased at
this ranted perform well and the same
viii vessels free Of anspo tion
parre With assurances that every possible attention snail be
friends and patrons he respectfully 20
sets the patronage Of all
Warehouse n Philadelphia, at 20 North Thud Street
Warehouse IN Baltimore, % Soutn Charles Street
New Haven, 81 Johns STREE, between hlmh
DON and Market nr 2s-iy CHAUNCTY JEROME.
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DATEN| SAFETY gANK LOCKS
Il Tie subseriber wall respectfully PUBLIC
tlsi he has ham ami aniy MANUFACTURING safe
Locks Of every desePtcn BANKS Houses stores
PRISONS and Patent PAD LOCKS Tor Rail
warrants not To % order AND FURTHERMORE TIL
IHEr CANNOT 81 PICKED: Al IN, nSNny received
Snc promptly attended to. at hrs Bank Nanuacinry
ak New JerS'". 90 6-Gm u JONES.
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fashionable and durable
tlud oucr hoest Toiee. Also Warm Air Furnaces
for heating Public g1gs, order
may any thr= viii do well n call,
o-T-3m JAuES FORTUNE
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T ooK TO YOUR INTEREST The sui.

II OOK TO YOUR INTEREST The sub
\ seribc respectfully inform their csomsr and t
public Fsney sy received their usual sze sIpny 81
AMI or ~nds Of ready made Go 0'
winter Laktag cons n. additions Sem
weekly consisting variety OF ccsabe ''aks toa
Panfs Drawers Ehir. T1.aTr SotEs Stcks ''a~f'
Pispenderg Ge Ee-ulh h, they WIN b., pertd VI tef
in be style upon Ice 1inti Reasonable Terms
The pains they have taken n o. SCI eior ~ i"ef M u as "
.ere Soodns. aud suty a. well bey have aiken %
having s made up under Their EprvHon 10 ecute ono
billy and neansas OF A. assofmct pel'fy
ds.sI 10 seset f,m ~ a erons Co ior
al HOOPER a CRAFTS Virginia Cirthing Store,
att 90. Stain ~
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J. l. J. W. MEEkS,
HAVING facilities manufacturing all kinds OF the most
III Srsdia used, beg leave
specially the OF soshern Gentcmcn ami ladies
visiting New York Establishment No II Ne-ey street.
few the Aor oIse Al their store Rooms will be
found stock Furniture made the NEST ancient and
modern Partisan other desirable such Egyptian
Eizabethan Gothic Louis XIV anJ Nv &C all Of which Of
their and under their personal
neudenes and warranted made this Europe
New Yort, sept 18th, rs. ly
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CIRCULAR.

LEONARD oSE NIooLL beg leave call attention the above
and that they prepared receive
and respectfully solicit share OF patronage. Ad
vanees made when required
Prom the advantages they poefs Agent Of the MaeawaH
Rocky Glen and Other large Mills they eatei ofec induce
ments both manufacturers and buyers which they conflict
will give Satisfaction 10 hose their businestJ
Their aenton having been much turned OF Printing
Cloths and Yarns they have very large
these articles
They have ao corrected Commission business
for the supply OF Manufacturers articles and constantly
banda n ssormeL Of all articles and materials used
and Agents Of the "aeAine Company orders
for an descriptions VI Wooden Machinery. 23-6m
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CO.P ART\Ek ship.

EoNARD a hone have day associated with them JNO
~ w NICoLI Cate hFn Of Gay Nieol Co.. and will
the % Domestic Dry Goods business
IN this City, under the finn OF LEoSARp HoSE NooLL.
WIN A. LEONARD,
ROBERT :. HONE,
JOHN w. NICOLJ.
New YoRK LIST January, ls45
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-08
The Tariff.

The course which the friends OF the Adminis;-a
hon in Congress are likely take on the subject Of
the Tarid appears TO be involved Just now in some
uncertainty. We ind the following paragraph in
recsn, letter of Oliver oidschOol to the I. 5.
Gazette:
ind much difference OF opinion as 70 the 'rospec,
OF the Tan. being disturbed. There are those who
would Dc glad 70 avoid vote upon me 'Hoect "Ho DE-
sr thing. m r-sir az HEY s-e bu, who Will fea
PEELED BY parry considerations 10 vo'e Tor rev 9
obliged 20 vote al all There seems 70 o. more cispo-
s,or II the dr.rsn: clGuss or factions IN he Sc
nate TO uui;e than there was. The difference On
the subject of Oregon which threatened 70 De per
rnaneni VIII probably soon Dc forgotten Anl nose VINO
were temporarily e,tranged VIII seek opportunities 10
unite with the ve.r Of restoring former good feeling TIE
Wings hozn never calculate he permanent Division OF
their oppouen: or those divisions e healed VIII wen
derfu! facility oy sort OF rs iatenstoz principle
The cohesive power OF public Plunter, aieh M Cal
AeUn t-uihGy and fercioly Feln4ike oou5e IA:
party together. has ost sose o; is o'ee SINCE ne went
lack 20 those OF whom he :h1s SPOKE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-08
THE SOUTHERN NEAHL.

Dys-RrcrrvE FiRE-The public viii be cor
csrrej 20 hesr Of tie destruction by TIRE oil tht csie
rand touring mills q E :. L Hocirredier & Co n the
vicinity Of this plscs Yesterday morning a. h past
O'Clock tie err. oo< ire frr-7 ie coHGeTser ana IN
susrt lie danes extended - Tee whole eusGins al
o; the coubust;be portion G. when. 'esssasF VIZ
81 coo worth OF 1slt Vas entirely consumed He corn
house situated within few :eet OF .ce cissl.e.! az"
having large quantity OF grain. vss :oT.Cnste-s pr
served n consequence Of tna sdveTse crecroc OF zee
wind TIE less estimated a. S5oC0O-S coo OF which
Insured s: the Merchants Office il this psce snc s
sGral amount al Office IN Newlo Ills great pub
lie well private loss The es:aolishr1sn, ecn-
suned daily 90 Bushels Of corn ard i5O bushels OF
wheat and sf0-Gcd constant cash market 10 the SUI
rounding country for those articles 70 ;as, sxtsnbe
sides s5crdrs food for eco boss I; viii Re Tecor-
s;sse;et viii the shor;es; possible Ge.s;
MgMpER FROM OREGox-rhe-e will Be hsnd-
some ece created ty forming Oregon into Ssste The
mileage az The prsser, rates wil be sboC; GOO SIS i
Is 1900 miles vis Cape Horn. 10 thai most delightful
country The Oregon Member will make his money
easy he constructive travelling princi2e so much in
vogue q: Washington. n. .. Iropic-
SrsqUEHASSA AND The WATER C,SAL.-I
gives Is pleasure BE aisle 10 say, god authority ;h
The repairs tbs WON completed Tor TIE admission Of
water along The entire lnc :hSt laden boats tgo
above Ae expected arrive i: HIyrcdc'acc his eve
ming o. :c-.oT7Cw- Bat. American
CoPPER IN SOUTH AERIcA.-Wc have been
favored by friend with copy Of Cspe OF Good Hope
paper Of March g. which announces ~i;h srss ri DC
nc what i; declares De ascersincd fact that cop
per Of rich quality exists IN several pscessN So
ess;-in South Africa that il be worked easily ard
chespy ysc the surface and ihst the land carrisSe
10 the shipping post less than 100 miles. ia level
snc easily Travelled region. Ssliimorc sun.
r Hon. John Sideli, late minister Of the Unit
ed States to Mexico %arQuise de raeru arrived here
this morning in the Magnolia louisville Jour. I'd
= An IMPORTANT CASE has JUS, been decided
in tie {. s District Court OF Louisiana, By which Rice
Garland srt Thomas Curry establish their claim ltcaiust
the L States 20 about 10000 Of land On Black rv.
er derived under grant Louis BdnSie- in l7g6.
portion OF the land having been sold by the United states
Il Is decided ha; plaintiffs entitled scrip for ,rch
portions JudSe Garland the plaintiffs. It VIII he
recoliSctet recently led from New Orleans under very
painful circumstance When last heard from. "a few
weeks ac0) he in Texas. Kendall of the y. O. Plea
yune having me, with him there.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-08
Southern Methodist Convention.

This body assembled at Petersburg, Va onFriday
last The proceedings OF the first day were noticed
Yesterday On Saturday Bishop ANDREW appear
ed and took the chair. Bishop SoULE addressed
the Convention at considerable length. He said
TIM, ali the proceedings Of the Southern brethren
had been in his judgment in strict conformity to the
Plan OF paratonsnGopted by the last General
Conference, and congratulated them on the peacea-
bic and harmonious contamination of their ecclesi-
astical organization. He said his views had been
lnsrepresenied both at home and abroad-in what
particulars does not appear. The time had now come
when ii was proper for him to declare his adhesion.
Sustaining no relation General Conference which
he did not 10 another he could declare his adhesion
TO apv one Of those bodies He had stated At the Louis
vile Convention that before this body be should make
his adhesion to the Church South. Under the provis
ions Of the Plan of Separation, svaing himself oil the
present opportunity he adhered and now formally gave
in his adherence to the Methodist Episcops Church
South He would do the same were ne only private
member or minister He ready, if the Conference
should think proper receive him in mis- presen; Fela
iion 20 serve them to the best ofhis ability.
At the conclusion OF the Bishops address Mr. Drake
OF Mississippi moved that this Conference receive the
Rev Joshua Soulc as Bishop OF the Methodist Episco.
pal Church South which WAS adopted unsamousiy
On motion OF Dr. BAscom. b!,aop Soaie WAS request
ed to communicate in writing the substance oil b!s re-
marks in declaring his adherence TO the Methodist Epis
copsl Church South and that committee be appointed
10 respond in tue shape OF resolution
subsequer: stage OF the proceedings Bishop sorLE
took the chair The usual committees were appointed.
We learn from the correspondence Of the Commercial
Advertiser that after the formal adjournment on Monday
Bishop SoIle requested the members 10 tarry few min
Dr. wlnans read expression Of his feelings
snd that many his brethren who had passed through
portion the hounds Of the Northern Church., for
the very Kind sni sectenae treatment hey had recev-
ed from their Northern brethren their this city.
Il expresses the hope that although separation has g
place. whenever Southern brother in the providence
Of God shall ba called 10 visit Northern ci:. or place,
where there IS Methodist pulpit. ne may End It open
his ministry and assuring the Northern brethren thai the
Ike Christian courtesy shall always be extended to them
he document unanimously adopted and ordered 10
be signed oy three members OF the Conference and pub
i>het
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-08
From our Extra Of yesterday Afternoon.
FROM TEXAS AND MEXICO.
LIEUT.. PORTER AND THREE OTHERS KILLED
ANOTHER REVOLUTION.
Co--e.popdepce Of The Tribune.

correspondence OF HS ltlUuCe-
Ezw.OELEASs, april 9. l-i'-
Gentlemen Enclosed send you the latest ne"
from Mexico and Texas, in an Extra Just issued oS
the Tropic. 1t vii! be found quite important Inc
men Of our fee, off Vera Cruz are Suffering SEVERE
l., from SICKNESS. Li<us. Potter and tour men
hare Been killed by The Mez'ean', and the Command
-, General saws he is no, responsible! This extra
o-6;rary excR.e is only equaled by Cen Taylor
.ccc,nt;np i, as valid one FOX the outrage.
The following persons came passengers in the New
York
Waits, Major Van Meas. Major March. Capt Duncan
Capt. McLeIlard. Cap. Whitehead and Capt Cobuin,
Lieut. Root Dr. Robinson DR.. Ke.n and seventeen dis
charged U. 8. soldiers
The Texas Congressional election was Jet undecided.
The Houston Star thinks there little doubt that Judge
Pilsbury is elected The Galveston Eews thinks the
chances are in favor Of Col. Williams
TIE election for Free Schools took place az Galveston
on the 23d The vote all in their favor.
I,is neck. and-neck now win our Country and
Mexico which is most ridiculous in this war on the Rio
Gfande Lieut. Porter's death will be deeply amen;ed
He was married bat short time since Lieut. p was a
brave and gallant officer and worthiy bore the name OF
bs hero father We fear that his death will be unre-
venged l, very amusing indeed TO sec the Govern
ent concentrating its energies 70 meet few idisci-
pned troops OF Mexico and yet claorng for war with
England The mail Is about closing. In haste.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-08
BROOKLYN AEEAlRS.

TERRIBLE ACADEMIA carpenter named Geo
Hopkins who WAS engaged In putting up upon the
caves Mr.. Buruetts house In Hcksst Pineapple
az o'clock this forenoon lost his hold and was precpated
TO the pavement thirty feet below He struck upon
his head and lay for entirely rscnsole
her he taken up and removed TO his residence No
81 Jay-s His skull found be severely fractured,
his spine and Internal portions OF his body injured which
render his recovery hopeless II Is doubtful whether he
will survive throughout the day. The unfortunate
we understand, has wife and family dependent upon him.
Ills age is about iorty-hve. Eagle.
NAvAL.-A draft of 90 men embarked in the
Boston steamer which touched Navy Yard yester
day for the purpose receiving them. They under
command OF Lent Calhoun and destined for the
ship L. States and steamer Princeton lying al the Charles
town Navy Yard. Thirty Of The men from Nor
folk yesterday and the remainder comprise all that have
shipped this station for the last two thee months
Eagle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-08
u..e...ao,xIaxs of War.

Tho new. from Mexico and the Rio Grande.
which will be found in our columns today, is wei
calculated 10 awaken the most serious apprehen-
sions that we are not 10 escape the disgrace OF
War with the nation whose territory has been de-
spoiled by our selfshness and cupidity. Our advi-
ces from the Army Of Occupation 10 April l9th,
no to which time nothing bad been heard of Col.
Cross The particulars OF his capture by compa-
ny Of Rancheros were ascertained from runaway
negro who appeared TO have been an eyewitness
of the transaction. Lieut.. Deas who It seems went
out to search for him. was taken prisoner The Mex
lean officers state-and their declaration appears to
have been credited by Gen. Taylor-that they know
nothing CT the capture Of Col Cross There Is TOO
much reason to fear that he was secretly murdered
BY the party by whom he was taken. In addition
IN tbis VIC have positive information that Lieut..
PORTER and three Of bis men, who were ont on
fatigue party were attacked and killed the rest Of
the party having made good their escape. This
took place on the American side Of the river and
Gen. Amprda ex pressly disclaimed having had any
thing to do with the tragic affair declaring that all
such acts were unauthorized by him or his Govern
ment 1t is manifest from this that the Mexcnns as
well as our own forces determined not TO strike
the FIRST blow but il is easy TO see that such occur
FENCES, in spite Of all disclaimers, however en-
phatic will inevitably Iced to general engagement,
unless their influence is couneracted by circumstan-
ces no, very likely to occur. Our forces no doubt
desire conflict and we fear the Mexcans are only
delaying for warmer weather which they think will
operate in their favor The next intelligence from
our army will re waited for with deep anxiety.
From Mexico herself we have accounts of yet an
other Revolution I, is headed by man who
wishes TO restore the Federal Constitution under
the rule Of Santa Ana. How this new movement
will turn ont it is Of course impossible to tell
Our correspondent at Vera Cruz has given US an
other example of his promp,ness in transmitting the
lates, intelligence. His letter published day will
be found worthy of attention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-08

AMERICAS SHIP N JAPAy-The whale ship Man
haitian Capt Budd OF Sag Harbor lately visited the Po
OF eddo in Japan tor ae purpose OF restoring 10 IL
bones - Japanese who had been picked up on board
wreck, and on desola:e Island They were, contrary
20 the Of TIE japanese treated Hospitality put en-
joined there again. The following extract
Of letter from Capt Bucd. dated az Maui. Sandwich
Islands Nov. y, Is published By the Sag Haroor Cor
rector
We have $500 bbls Of oil, wanting two whales 70 I'LL
will cruise I'll Is: Feb. hence 20 Amsterdam
While cruising between The seasons We landed on deso-
la:e Island and found II japanese cast away the water
they procured he c-e-ces Of he rocks We took
them ca beard The Gay ,e u Win q th-ir
unks a.Iras;ed We II 81 OF IL they
ter We were IN 81 81 y. on- III e when PICK
e. them ~ carried them INTO Jet-o, aid there they
furnished - wiki wood water, nee barley and s-ee. po-
t.toes number OF fowls aid Steering; boors s
I: for man yar 55Oora, and received Is vs-y kid
y DC; would rot receive pay: IL from the Ez-
pero- present Wien go ready . SAL i: belsz
cain. ;hey lowed II % and told IS we must not
Gene :here asla hey wcut allow Is nor sry Gee
else
Last season We discovered Island no. lad down IN
say chat near al - so " lon Is. 80 E; Being cloudy
could &C, no observation. We called il Mammalian
Il san Island; We cid gst nea-e. 70 Il than Is
niles, a. me fos sc. II.
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A Glorious Triu,nnh.

MIcHIeAS he's the honor of being the fret State to
abolish Capital Punishment The news will be
found in letter from our correspondent, on the
First Page. We shall now have an opportunity to
test by actual experiment some OF the assumptions
OF the friends of the Gallows. See whether their
predictions verified by an increase of the crimes
hitherto punished by Death. We await tho result
with perfect confidence in the wisdom of measure
which we hope will be speedily adopted by several
other States. Above all we pray our Legislature
to give the People of the State opportunity to
decide whether the Gallows shall any longer be suf
fered to do lis t'c'av ---,s,s in en- raidat
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For Tie TGh-,,
The License ouc.tiou....So Nv :''a''


TO MEN WHO ARE YgT UNDECIDED HOW THEY ss,,,
yorE on THIS IMPORTANT QUESTION.
Are you father! Have you a son JUS; CONN,
on the stage Of action DO you wish hin to rise :
honor and usefulness in this world, and do you VIA
him 70 die in the hope OF a glorious immortality, =
We know you desire all this for your son. II ypp
have daughter, we know, 100, you wish Ger, II,
proper time. TO marry just such a person is 70,
wish your son 10 be- LIE. Us tell you. the NOS. ss
ful risk you have 20 ircur is from the drinking :,
ges of society and the trac in intoxicating Ha7c,,
Look around You, and see how many hea,,hs h,,,
been made GeSolate. now many donestic c;,es,
broken Up through ;his insidious Destroyer
Let Us beg OF you no; to remain undecided :,
the sake of your children. Come to as in this e.
hour Of trial. and as we have faith to believe. q.
hoay OF deliverance. Do no; cas-; your vote 70, s,
ins legal sanction to trathc which will be y.-,
likely when too late 10 remedy your mistake =
throw lis deadly folds around your beloved sca ~
drag him down to death Let not your vote Be -,
corded Tor the sale of poison, which has blss,es
NOR, fond hopes, and ruined the peace Of mo-.
once happy families. than any other single placvs
that hiss influenced the destiny o! nan.
Before Won decide 10 give your vote N t2ypr Il
carrying en- The Run trade. which may destroy VOC,
sons and degrade your daughters, direct VOC,
thoughts to the hour which must come &c all, AZ
that may come qaicSly-the hour of death In IN,
hour. how think YOU will you wish 10 have scseS
Act now the part you will ,hcn approve, and avcS
the course you will then condcuu-snd thus relieve
your children from the morttying reflection In;
ihei. father contributed by his vote TO legslze srS
perpetua;e traffic in poisons and 10 authorize ssen
ces and open rendezvous for robbing laborers ofhs
fruits of their labor--tor corrupting the moral,
youth-tor disturbing the peace OF families, asS
bringing the gray hairs OF aged Paren;s with ds
honor 20 The grave.
Wj you not 10 this, md more ;han this wi
YOU 60, come with other true patriots 10 the rescs
and thus pat it in the power OF your posteryr
say, on tha. memorable day. when second i.
dependence was 10 be achieved. our venersied p .
rentwas al his post and cast his ballot for the den
eTance Of his country from the curse of drunke |
ness Ne License. /
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SrilI Infer.
From the Galveston News, Extra


We may here remark tia, it is now understood
as a fact that Ampudia is already superseded oy
Aris,a from whom we may expect the next Peoc!a-
NATION. This General is admitted 20 be an officer
Of character good sense and prudence, and what,
ever proceeds from him will be entitled 10 some
consideration.
In our summary OF news by The steamship Tele
graph we omitted TO stale what may be OF some i'm
poy;ance. viz that Gen. Ampodis, III his answer 10
the inquiries Of Gen. Taylor concerning Col. Cross
expressly dsavowed shy of hostility thar sht
have been or Nigh; hereafter be committed by Mex
icsns on AiS side Of The rfrsr, stating that s such
acts were unauthorized by him or his Government.
From the New Orleans Tropic Ext-s, OF the 2s:h uls
Late from Mexico.
By the arrival OF the brig Orleans this morning
we have sdvices 10 the sd inst. from Vera Crnz.
The Loeomo,or OF the 2sd list publishes the fol-
lowing orders:
Ministry OF War and MarIse-Diris'ono Of Opera
.ioas-Seeresary of the Gsxeral. IN CRief-Ges,
erai Orders Of che Slst March.
Soldiers By the extraordinary express just arrived Il
has been conmgnics,ed 10 ne that sos,iles would ~,