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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-06-15
LIEUTENANT RGDGELY's REPORT.

CAMP NEAR MATAMoRAs, May 10, 1916.
Sir In compliance with your directions, |
have the honor to report that the company
which | now have the honor to command took
up its position, in line of battle about o'clock
p m. on the afternoon Of the 8th, at distance
of about 500 yards from the enemy's line. After
receiving few rounds Of artillery, we adVas-
ced about 100 yards, where we opened our bat.
terry with considerable execution, as proven
next day, but i'll consequence of their making
flank movement to our right, was detached
with two pieces to operate with the 9Th inian-
try, who had been sent forward to oppose the
movement. My section had already lost one
man, and two horses badly wounded. As
was taking position on the right Of the 9Th, who
were in square, they fired volley from one Of
its faces on the enemy whose cavalry had caarg-
ed. | at once unlimbered and commenced
firing. Very shortly | saw their artillery and
cavalry, which latter was in large force, FetI-
ring. am happy to state our fire proved eitec-
tive, and the movement was frustrated. Bte-
vet Second Lieut.. French had the lmia- date
charge of one of the pieces. We continued
changing position from point TO point until DARK,
when we encamped. | then learned that BTe-
vet Major Ringgold, who had been with the
other section, had been badly wounded. The
section was brought up by Lieut. Shower, who
had kept it actively employed the entire after
noon.
The following morning about neon, took
nv position in rear of the 5th infantry, on our
way to Matamoras, marching in columns OF
sections wherever practicable. After having
advanced about five miles was ordered TO the
front with my battery, and was then informed
the enemy were Immediately in our front, &C.
cupying the road with their artillery. Capt.
Walker, Of the Texas Rangers, was seat 70
point out 10 me their exact position. After
moving very cautiously for short distance, |
discovered them about 400 yards in advance IN
Ike road, and almost instantly their artillery
opened. l moved rapidly to the front for
about 100 yards, ana returned their fire, which
was kept up very sp,r:eGly on both sides for
SINE time, their grape sho: passing through
,Cca.Uat N nth age.
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detailed account Of the commander Of each
regiment and corps is herewith submitted.
am, sir, very respectfully, your obi sorvr,
D. 4. TWIGGS,
Col. cd Dragons, ccn'ding right wiag a. O.
Capt. w. w. S. BLISS, Assistant .9Giulant
General, .fr'ny Of Occupation, Camp aear
.m1idmOTGS.
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Capt. % dragons, com'dg I'd squadron
Lit. McDoSALD, Adj't I'd dragons.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-16
INSTRUCTIONS
OF THE PoSr MASTER GENER

SIC 5i-A deputy postmaster win suffer So PER
sos WHATEVER eNcePf his duly sworn Assistants M
ecIhs and letter carriers, who may also have en s, ~
70 hSSe access 20 the letters newspapers aud \,
&c" F"'' VI Ne nah
rEC. iOi-No persons. o;her than the DEPUTY no.t
master or his sworn fstants are 10 have .rr ~ a.
mai wien opening, OF amer it - opened !"
Stt llOfhe great mails are TO BE- closed Al al Al.
Hlng ohees one hour hefore the time Ell IN, ~, !,
departure and al other mails At those ofes. ana -,
neis Al Other oce-, haitian hour before ths, tin IN
lrs- thc dePa'iuro ~ between O'Clock r. Sc ana
W winch case the mail y 20 ne closed ~ r. ffc,
o inPofisnee VIII ~ mailed this office At any Scs
sue VINE F0fo The departure Of the mall Pegssus a.
LOS "' being accommodated eau call Middle via
y" i"fet''nf Instructions. such ss every netsoo
Nsleg Hisucss wth this Office are deeply nterestsi M,
ana sh ~ strictly Observed aud II \. ioueb liz, no
w COMPEL any 81 those engaged %, the d,sclsrv.
81 lts duties 90 violate thant " ~ ''-e'@''%e
., y, "hoo VIII b. opcn daily o. O'Clock A NJ and
~ we arrival Of the Eastcfu msil. u viii he opeped
sesn ~ W. OF a. soon a. IN. Ess,eyp mai esn h.
s,ltsa "heh q VIII remain oj-n tor one bos,g One,
""n ciiil \. ". and from tiil 10 a.
'e'H ~" ALEXANDER NENNAy A
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(No. eO1
hE.pquARrERRs ARnY on occur,rIos.
Camp before Monterey. Sent ~ isic

HEtDquARrERRs ARaY oF OccupsrIos.
Camp before Monterey. Sept. -, 1916.
Sir: have the qualification To report ,h,,
The Bishops Palace VAS calamity Carl "A yes-
ierday b. the troops OF the "a civisionf la
the course OF the night thg batteries belowihe
town were, with one exception, abandoA.d
by the enemy. and this morning were occuk
ed by our troops. To-day, the 81 inlantn
with the field artillery OF the st division, M
mississippi ADD Tennessee regiment, aud th,
II regiment of Texas riflemen, (dismounted /
have been warmly engaged with the enemy
ln the town, and have driven him with
considerable loss TO the plaza aud its vicinity,
which Is yet strongly occupied. portion a.
the ~ division has also advanced into the
town ON the right, and holds position there.
The enemy still msiniains himself i'm the pla
"a and citadel, aud seems determined To- make
a stubborn resistance.
am particularly gralifed to report tia
our successes of yesterday aud to-day. ihoug'.
disastrous, TO the enemy, have been achieved
without material loss.
cannot speak iu too high terms OF the
calamity ant perseverance OF our troops
throughout the anluous operations OF the last
three days.
an, sir very respectfully, your obedient
servant, IL. TAYLOR.
Major General II. =. A. Com.
The Adjuiuut General of the Army. Wash
ingtou, ID. &.
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fRIDAy................ocroBER i6. 1916.
BALrIMoRE NJ ONO RAIL RoAp

CoMPANY.-Wc have before us the TWEEN.
ueth annual report OF the President oul Dircc-
'ors Ia tie Stockholders ct the Baltimore aud
Ohio Rail Road Company The Hon. Louis
McLane has resumed bis duties az President
oil the company, bat the general operations
of the company arr given by Samuel Jones.
IT,, Esq, President pro. ten. The tabular
statements submitted, show steady increase
in the Transportation. both OF passengers und
burthcn. The increase in the number, aud
in the revenue from the conveyance Of pas
seugers in the year just closed, compared with
the preceding, has been more than fourteen
per cent During tue same period the. aus
menisiion in the amount OF tonnage trans
ported, has been more than thirty, and the
increase ia the revenue from the same source
as compared with the receipts OF the proceed
ing year has exceeded twcnty-siN per rent
The cost OF working the road has not been
greater in proportion TO the work done, than
during the preceding year. We shall publish
the report tomorrow.
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mo. u /
mo. u
Hcad tl"dri,rs Of The Army Of Occupation.

Head Quarters Of The Army Of Occupation.
Camp before Monterey, Sept. %. lsI6
Sir AT noon on the 23l instant. while our
troops were closely engaged in the lower part
oi the city az reported In my last despatch.
received by flag, a communication from the
governor ol the State OF New Leon. which il
herewith enclosed, mo ID To this comnu
nication, deemed II my duty 10 return an an.
sweT declining to allow the inhabitants Ia
leave the city. By eleven O'Clock. n. m the
81 division, which had entered tho town from
the direction of the Bishops Palace, had adj.
vanccd within one square OF the princiml
plaza, aud occupied the city up to that point
HE mortar had, IN the meantime. been placed
IN the cemetery, within good range of the
heart ot the town. and was served throughout
the night with cool effect.
Early la the morning OF The 9th 1 received =
nag from the town, bearing communics ton
irou General Ampudis, which enclose NO.
y and To which returned the answer No y
also arranged with the bearer OF the flag a
cessation OF fire until IL o'clork. which hour
appointed 10 receive the final answer OF Gen.
Ampudia al Gen. Wouh's head quarters. Be
lore the appointed time. however, q IN. Am.
puiia bad slKuItied to Gen. Worth his desire
Tor a personal interview with me. for the pur-
pose OF making some definite arrangement.
AN interview was accordingly appointed Tor
CLOCK, aud resulted la The naming OF a com
mission To draw up articles OF agreemen, req
u'suhg the withdrawal OF the Mexican for
Cos, and temporary Cessation of hcstiliIies
The commissioners named by the Mexican
gcneTsl -in-cliei were General 0rteea and Re-
quena and Don Manuel M. Llano governor of
New LEON. Those named on ths American
s'de were Gencral Worth General Henderson.
sf..Vs.'..>- - F-~- sod Cs.l...,..l nsis of The
Mlssisstppi volunteers Thu, co,uYniss,,,, ,,,,,l
spd"'sff ann Engtisii) have been duly sinnelt
hSreeaoIy 10 the provisions of the 4ih aTticl,.
tadel N "a
ii will be seen that the terms granted IA.
Mexican garrision are less rigorous than thn..
mot imposed The gallant defence of the town
e"I we Tact oi recent change Of government
III MEXICO, believed TO Ice favorable. Ia the in.
Isrests oi peace, induced me TO concur with
'ne commission IN these terms which will. 4
trust, receive the approval oi tie government.
me latter consideration also promnteI tn.
convention of temporary c-,sttion of hos.
tiliies. Though scarcely warranted by my
instructions, Yet the change OF aiIairs sine.
those instructions We're issued seemed TO
warrant TINS course. beg 10 be advised as
carry as practicable, whether have met the
views oi the government IN these particnlats
regret to report that Capt Williams. To-
Pog'dphical engineer, and Lieut.. Terrett. lst
lhifdniry, have died of the wounds received
IN The engagement OF DIST. Captain GatIiu
aIh infantry, Was wounded (not bldly) on the
zSd' am, sir, very respectfully,
Your obcdicnj servant.
H.. Taylor.
Mai Gen u. S. a, commanding.
The ndulant General of the army.
Washington, ID. G..
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- FINE Cherry we.,a t.ustsf Tor sac BY
u oct L. ia n HORNBROOK.
- fso Ca,,,r B.nro and v iolin ~tEinr- ~ fhr hest
~ qualify at hohN"n'N
rIAcK INK Su...ror s;cei pen ink ny the ssllon OF
- tos,ir for sac ~ J ~ 4 HoRNhRook.
nOCKEr WAILrrS-Th- hes' assortment Of Csf
= Morocco, Russia do. ana she,p sklp Pockci BOOKS
o.srcd " wheeling viii te f,und al a e Horn
brooks variety store. Prices to suit al. OF -.
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THE LAW OF LOVE.-It would take,
we think. a pretty long sermon TO illustrate
the law OF love. and point out its application,
more perfectly OF more Iorcibly than is, done
in The following snccdoie:
Dr.. Dodrijge cnse asked hisliiue daughter.
nearly six wears old. what made evers body
love her. She replied II don't know, indeed,
pana. unless IL is because love every body.
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TUOS. HUGHES IT.

TH0S. HUGHES. Jr.,
20 receiving and opening large and hesu,ifi as
leetsd wnh great care. 10Th -syle aud siy aud
bought - very low iot cash that I've car and will sell
Try lie invites the attention OF those who are on the
hook Zoe their Fall and Winter Wcar cali and
y determined sell Them good Goods a. low a. money
can hay t,sm Having purchased very large stock OF
dcsirssls Goods. Tor the approaching ssa. h
prepared ssll them fsr less than they before
bccf eryd. The following comprises Posti~n
rresa french English and American cloth. OF every
shade. price and quality. Beaver cloths and Beaver
Plain and fancy French English and American Csssi
mere nom 3'l cents TO $50 per yard
TwEEDS-t:old mist. clare, aud dshia rwceds,
splendid article for sacks and ossreoss.
vEsTtAGs-Exirs super cashmere and embroidered
bes aerno vc.iinrs Wooden plaid and swan. down do
Valencia and sasiRcnt, &C.
s eSars al Your "~ s,,sss E,,,, :" p;," s
Mseknsw blankets. fisiis. wcoen and e",,on luseys .
green n.se' and host % other eo'ofs too numerous Ia
cRAvATs-riain& fa.ey satin crsvs,s and .carf-
gloves su-pendcrs. merino and amL wool under shin.
and drawers, Canton aud all wool Flannel do. wooleu
comforts country Knit half cse and In every ihiuy
READY MADE CLOTiiING-Coa,s blue HACK sps
fancy eo'ored cloth dro~ srsd fock coats from 81
So. Blue Msckinaw blanket aud teaver eIosh over
coats. heavy Tweed add Pilot cloth do.
fANTALoONS-fisin and fancy Cashmere ,pania
looms crsrer than ever you saw non, 81 to go Cas-
sinsi psntsoons OF all eolors, Pcs and prices low
vEsTs-The most beautiful as.ortu,en, Of ready
made vests thai ever was looked al, made aud uimDC
In superior fyie.
shlRTs-Whne linen and Muslin shirts made an
aone up IN Tie hest style and better article know
than can le bought any where else the city. stripe
linen and calico shirts Marine stripe cheek and chtnt
shirts.
u may he proper hc-c to tina, al goods sol
out OF This establishment warrsnc perfect both
10 quality aud manufacture. the customer rs
~ having an interior article put upon thcm ANY Of III
above gos made Tn order IN the latest faSl
onAme Styles snd Warranted TO ~ or no sale. Hence
wsud say Ca sne aud all. WHO prize good at made on
OF The lest ndtcris at the shortest notice cal a.
wnet street clothing store ornFriy the siand OF III
= late John lecch TIL, HUGHES, Jr.
81 Whtcllns
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Worth, whose services, from his detached DO.
s''ion, have been most conspicuous.
lam, SIR, very respectfully.
Il. TAYLOR,
Major General. L.. s. A. Com.
The Adjuiant General of the Amy.
Washington, ID. c.
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H.. Taylor.
Maj. Gen u. s. a, commanding.
The nduant General of the army.
Washington, ID. G..
No j.
ID. Franco, DE- y DIoral.s Gor,yyoy nj NJ,
Lem, 10 Major GcHerai Tayior'

1870 ~ -'ftJNf 1fNtfNt A HylOT.
Monterey. Sept. 2G. 3 o'clock n. m
n you are resolved to occupy ia. pl,cr bv
'"rce OF arms snd The Mexican general.in
ohicis resolves 10 defend IL at every cost ~
honof and duty required him to do. Thou.
sa''us OF victims, who, from inligencc aud
want oi means, find themselves now in the
Theatre OF war, aud VIII, would b. uS.lessIy
sac ntced, claim the right which i'm an times
and oil countries, humanity extends Az gov
oInoI o' the state snd an illegtimdte repre.
yon' aud hope from your civilization and 70.
nhenchl' mat whatever may be- the event of
TIE present contest, YOU will issue orders th,,,
Ia'ni,ies shall be TesPected.or will grant o rca
sonable time for thrm to leave the e,o;tsI
have the honor To salute you Genrr,l.;o
Cnlei oil me army Of occupation 81 the United
STATES and 10 assure YOU OF my highest tons,d
Grafton. God aud liberty.
FRANCO DE- r. MORALES
10 the Genefal-in-C Chief of the army nf a..
cupaiion, Of The United States.
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We have IA the Richmond Republican the
+. report OF the Coroner's inquest held on the
body OF ID. Marvin Hoyt The main facts
elected, are a. published heretofore. The
following is the paper presented to him ior
signature 10y Mr. BUT
|, ID. Marvin Hoyt, ol the city OF Rich
mond, do hereby pledge myself TO leave ia,
said city forthwith, aud never 20 return TO IL
acknowledging at the same time The peual
~ Tor any violation OF the pledge to be- lh,
forfeiture OF my lite.
Richmond, Va, Sept. 2sih, 1916.
Hoyls affidavit before the magistrate. taken
on "Wednesday before hi, death, is in the FOL.
lowing words
DYING DECLARATION OF 7. MAR.
WIN HOlT.--State oi Virginia, City OF
Richmond, to VII This ddy. ID NJ. Hoyt
being duly sworn, deposslh aud Sayelh,
While being s>eep, between the hours OF
kix and scyen o'clock this morning, some ons
knocked at the door oi ny room and told
them come in--ihe office being O,-,o. Tia. ser.
want having Just beeu IA, the peIson enI,..,,,
was WIN. ). Burr. '''''" '-iessut i,uSines.
iass ~ 1855. rr6Ss6YS %o g'..
public were d'H'cutr, saYin=, +r II -,
reading tile pSpci, C6i. S. S. MYERS, and hi,
brother William, entered my room. Col.
Myers wished me IN sigu the paper immedi.
ately. declining signing it. WIN. r. Nv.
ers Immediately presented a pistol al my heat
aud snapped il. II missed FIRE He pulled
tbs trigger again, but whether il exploded. 1
o'n unable Ga say. ! Immediately Jumped
ont OF bed. aud while in the act at getting
ohl, on Immediately after got out, the pistol
was fired two OF three times, as near a. can
recoilect. | received one OF more balls in nv
head, aud one ia my thigh. | soon fell TO The
floor, and rolled down the step ia NV room
shortly after fell aud rolled down the step.
tue two Myers left my room. Wm. S. Burr.
have no recollection OF having seen. after
The swapping ol The pistol. While living ON
the hoor, aud not expecting To live many min.
NWs, and ia the pres of thc two Myer.'
said that Was innocent Ol any crime. ana
The lady IN question also, aud / now repeat
the sane, ant shall. tu the moment al my
death u NJ IoyT
Nimes-. T.. n. CkrNcnArL.
FHtD. BuYnIy.
lHoNrsUN rYLrR.
T. H. PLNDLLroS,
VI y poriAUN Jt
Sworn aud subscribed to. al 10 minute. b..
fore ~ O'Clock. by - NJ Howl. and in the
presence of T.. IT, Carmichael. Frederick Boy.
don, Thompson Tyler, J.. u. Pculleton. ami
~. Poi,iauG, Jf.. thie 18th DAY of 81, tenn.
Der, 1876, a. witness uiy hand and seal llg
day aud date above written
JAMES EVANS J. I. l,cal
After ille examination OF numerous ,i,ns.
nesses the jury rendered lhe following verdict
William Y. Myers, wa found guilty OF
murder, IN the first a, gree--aud samuel :
Myers aud william s. Burr. charged with b..
lng aiders aud obe,tors ia said murder
NhereuPon the Coroner promptly issued MI,
warrant Tor tee immediate arrest of lhc psf
ties (who are now under bail n $50 600 4,
their appearance on Monday, the l2th inst.
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, =, NO.
u. Pedro Ampudia. general in e1i,f ~ NJ
Geaer0i 1ayior.
a. ,5 "a !. AZ MeSrEREr,

AahNhfNh iLiN ~ MONTEREY.
Sept %. 1916. 3 o'clock. a m
S'nor Gcneul.--H Having made tbe defence
OF which believe this city susceptible
have fulfilled my duty. aud have satisfied lb,f
mili'y honor, which in a certoin rnsune, =
common TO al armies of The civilized world
10 prosecute the defence. therefore. wonId
Only result in distress io the population. wbo
nave already suffered enough from the uisfor.
tunes consequent on war: aud t.kiug f. d.,
granted THAI The American government b,.
manifested . disposition To- negotiate / prD.
pose To you To eIBCuate the city and lis jprt
taking with uIe the ptysOHsiie and nafsrieli5
winch have remained and under tl,p ss-n.oea
ttat no harm shall ensue tu The inhsbitaot.
VINO have taken . part boz The defence.
Be pleased To accept thc issuance Of NV
nest suugui-hcd constellation.
PEDRO DIX AMPUDIA.
}" Srnor Don Z Iay Tor, General Ia. Chief
LOT 30 American amy.
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NEW AND CHEAP


f1EoHGE McMuHRAY d. poo. -. =,
- i'N,n' sn Mafkci square. splendid sfoet of fsgs
- % ~ ''ods 81 uucVin fony low psiee. 10, MI Z
~ customers re- ieetfuiiy .olie,ts,i ~,
'''''''A snrsF woni dyed Bscs French elo,b.
beaver
u..,t a. ..,- , Brown, Olive and Greer,
",,'e, fo'pfed Css-istsrs super tlsrt gr,1~h
s'oats' fsffed DO Hack fancy s,ri.e,t - =
49,, 80 80 &c ~ fed Ssthe super sfif,d sgdsS
W isalies super Cred iafed cashmere .si.. 49,,
49,. inrfc DO ala Warp and fancy iustre 49,.
,al,s' r"f. p,st cashmere shsWis le,,e 49, ss1,
...,,,. -ia',H us'fiuocs hsrk AVID o,i,sr sot.,s
49, ~ ~ - irs wcsf, iui IA muu aoI s,,t.. 49,. =
80 , ,lA = eAs'iiies and Lsisbs wool ss.s 80, -
-. .,- tf" style prnis. very low in rfe.f ,.,i.,
Ntch, hfoun sud sage colored Ado. 4 Ii ,.-.l Q
b .,i. 'ilnieHl hack, white aHd fsd u,s,;,e -,
81 i aiH ".uef diurhslns good sss,-t,,, a 800
,,., III snfliHrs hleschsd and brown stb = -, -
~ az hinas ~ fancy snd fashions. A. 49,. s'' "a
-.lei "nnlr' Der Imperial a vo.,, 49,.
'lt nWsh Mofa Hhnusltnne AZ -,,,,.. - , a.,
Ot b. - WIZ >. ~ MAY,
hsrkei square
- WOOLLEN YARNS.
f'iNE Essern and Countf, Van. go.
- grs'ty f1f ~sis ht -'s ~ ''fry eo'0r and
s.g .rxs.....
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MUSICAL MATTERS 1t is o little Singh
Var that oil the Musical Families" who come
among us sing - wrctchelliy out OF tune. One
ought atenst to expect little haunouy among
the members Of the sdmr lamil ~ bound tupril
e. as they are b. the common chorl ol lbr
dominant love Tor gain 49, Igakes DsOdt.
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RIVER NEWS.

RIVER NEWS.
REPORTED ny &. H. BERRY.
IS feet water in the chsnnel--rsing.
ARRIVALS ANp DEPARTURES
Of Bouts for he last ~ hours. ending yesier
day at ! o'clock, Il. "
ARRIVE
Resort, ieunckson, Pittsbnrgh.
WIN. Penn Smith, Short Creek.
America, Calhoun, Plush, ID.
- ...-'-s...-....iaA-i,.s, 4, l,!,l.lh.p,... :.
America, Cath pun, Cincinnati.
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ID PAINr a. ca. MAJ AGERs
VIII d III mo

WHEELING, VA.
olhclal drawinS of the Pokomoke River
Lottery OF Delaware, class 1913, drawn al vii.
mingioh. Oct. II,
80 III y 81 % IS rs % 81 10 II 80 "a
LOVES. priz. IS.
oihcial dnwing OF the Delaware Small fry
Lottery class No. 2Il, drawn at Wilmington.
Del, Oct. IL.
90 rs 10 II 80 30 43 30 4 AZ Al 20
81 74
Loves, prize S2s
n. L. DORSEY.
Sole Agrnt for the Managers.
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We ore panied TO learn of The dpcess. 81
Henry J.. CHPMAN, iojo lieutenant iu zoe
navy. lie died last eseuingat Browns Hotel.
MI &. was a cIti1en, we believe. Of Michi
gan. tie resigned hls position in thc navy a.
iew weeks ago Washington Union.
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POST OFFICE.

his Office u the largest distributing ofic a. s
N"u' ~ We Union. The rcnders the coi,-sa nl
iaeul OF siX assistants necessary The Western
i ''oh w abingdon tn the Whole at Ohio Indiana N.
"'-' lows Wisconsin, Missouri, ArkAnsas Kenturkv
tflhuicd here 'fl' - "''
ARRIVAL L, hNn pErARTrER or ruE MAILS AT
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con WHAT'S THEMATTER NOW,

"oH' WHAT'S THE MATTER now -
Lieutenant Afmistfsd OF tbe United State,
Army, arrived in this city yesterday ir thr
mail boat from Mobile We Ieam from s,
unquesiiouabls source. that this gentleman j.
tlic bearer of s-plic.rs from Washington np
Cen Taylor IIe nature OF The drsp8icHss
las not been revealed We wil not even
unrf conjecture as t0 th,if contents. br,
there CAN be p1 doubt that lhey contain
Instructions oi grsyr and important CIisfsu
tcf 60 "Od Rough luj Ready The steam
ship Galveston 900 Government employ. was
90 have lclt ior Galveston BOZ osy or tWu
bat, iH consequence Of ibc sfd,aI az Lieut..
Aunistc8d. hef destination was changed. aud
lsst evening" -'ie ~, under way i0f Bnzos
Santiago, with Toe DeaIef oi desgatrhr, ou
py1p " ~ Trap.c