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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-11
amusemeuts.

NETWORK SACRED MCSIC SOCIETY,"
1Nsirs, Perfcr-arce 0t TIE uew OTs:orfo Ct MOUNT
The Beard CT Managers Sacred Mcsse Society beg
10 srrou-cs Ia. hs new ard sublime Ors,oro of MOUNT
Sig;suuni Neusouu, alihor Of the oraicro Q. David
which has been weess y rehearsal VII ss produced
+, s 7 s:y Of .5sadsr = sas ne
s.e*i xssosist.cn IN hts coczi5y.
TIE principal Solo parts will be sustained hy The follow
Mais-.e AsLAMowIcZ-Soprsao
NJ. EOBERT GEO. FAIGE-Tenc.e.
This or,toro embraces sore OF the nos! splendid Cao
russo. ever Presented to he pabtc and Will ee sustained
| Numerous and elective Orchestra
o o99ssssOE sr.t & g. aLk k1sesrEY
Performance 70 commence a, sal. PAST o'eiees
Tickets 50 cents esch-For sale he rrsc s;orss Sax
nd Wass 81 so;r.gx Psss 7 80 yS.s: Elss
door OF the Tabernacle.
Members q ne Seee.y obtain he!r tickets OF the
Secretary, GEO. wHIrLooh.ss caa.l.si. nj
TARERNACLE.-The Fourth aad Last Conesrt Of
L HENRI Herr Will sske place or Friday. November
ls,h for which he making the extensive prepar.
lions Particulars to-norrow. nil
THE HUTCHINSON FAMILY viii give her
first Concer; since their return ruya Europe a. the TAR
erlable, on Wednesday Evening. Nov. ls;h nil s.
DHILHARNi0NICS SOCIETY -Fi!a Season The
subscribers and the Paehc are respeeG-Iy informed
a, the Apollo Rooms Saturday, Evening. Nov slstlS*s
Subscriptions received The Music Stores OF Messrs
=
tsry. BIZ order. JAMES L ENSIGN, Secretary,
Mo lwis az Hous,oI-sL
NJENAGERIE At NIBIO'S.-LOst week Q; the
1IeNtensiye collection OF Beasts Binds and Reptiles Row
exhibiting IN this city Performances with Elephants anG
Lions H. - and S. In the evening Open from 10 To-
). and from g. 20 10 IN the evening Mo 81
A MEXICAN MUSEUM.-Every day and Evening
"A this week commencing Monday. Nov = 1896 Splendid
performances every Afternoon oclocS and evening al
half past !. The SHAKING OUAKERS will continue TO
give representations OF the Singing Dancing shaking and
Whirling. in full Quaker The manager has also
made arrar gemers for exhibition of the LAUGHING
GAS Also to be seen TWO LIVING ORANG or
TANGS, TWO LIVING TWIN CAFERES. TWO Llv.
ING MONSTER SNAKES Also, AVIAN MODEL OF
THE HUMAN BODY 10 be seen for additional - cents.
In addition. the following performers engaged Billy
Whitlock. Miss Greenwood. Miss Julien and Mad Rock
we'll Fortune Teller Also Dissoiyng Views and Chronis
,rope Admission. y ctschdrrn under 10, Nv ca NJ
vANDERLYN'
C;rcGf National Picture Of hs
LANDING OF coLUNSus,
DAlNTED By ORDER OF CONGRESS- Is now eS.
L hhjiiug for short time, in the large Saloon OF The
Academy OF Design OF Broadway and Leonard.s
Open from 4. NJ. 10 Top. NJ
Season tickets ~ cents single admission . cents de-
scriptve pamphlets 81 cents. OIL imis
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-, ROR sAT.R-A 6ne farm OF 100 acres Of Lard
Esa .itnsts near Comaek Shutdown, Suffolk County,
Ax IN. buildings consist Of farm house barns, kc-
The farm contains Of arabic and 30 Of wood
land hne nursery, good well cstsrn, he kc VIII
be s.,d low for cash. Appyto
ANTHONY J. BLEECRER, Aactoneef,
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MARINE JOURNAL.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
RACKET sSp Zurich, Thompson, from Hsyre ith Oct.
md Cape Lizard 10Th rndse to Fox s. Livingston Oct
s In !s 80 a. lon . 81 tell in with the Br ship Crou,
vel ws,eriogsed and abandoned. Same time spoke
so Spring, Capt Hamilton bound 10 Hamburg. had on
Sosd the crew OF the English shin porasrr ~ ondon
aebs 1''''eN =
sscs ship siddoas Cobb tIn Liverpool octl3, mdse,
EEK Collins & Co. The wss os the Nool an sam
ssy detained by the fog. Mrs Richardson OF Quebec
s'ed OF consumption. Oct 18th.
ship Rappahannock. Drummond. I'm Liverpool. DC,
"S mdse, TO Sprsgue. Robinson & Co.
sark Amelia Muhollsnd. Gates, from Charleston, Sd
'asS cotton TO eager & Co,
hris Bourne Trim from ST Marks Oct a4th cot.
'on' &c,so coe, Anderson Ce.
BELOW.
ossk Home, Wingate I'm Rio Jsnero coffee, TO order
SSsaps Ees syarld and Nicholas Biddls for Liver.
SSoi, t,ehSs1k Hvs = ! yaAc1 and the Oneida for
>-A'ies Eksa sss>seyst = Spi. Wink SEhssa Sc.
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nv ORDER Of A5ram 3. DIN, Recorder Of The city
DolTroy Notice "a hereby given, prfsrsur 20 the Hs;uts
authorizing stxshenis against a5sccnding concealed ana
nonresdeni dso that attachment hss ss1ed against
the OF Frsncs Oennison and William G. Dennson
both residents Of the State u Michigan and hal no fee
Will be sold for The payment Of heir dsos Unless uey
pear sud t.csree sch attachr ent according law VIII
IN uir- months tie frat Publication OF ibis sno
ihst The payment Of any debts due 70 ths ~ Issos
ibis State The delivery 70 then or for snsf aSs ~
properly within thIs S;ee belonging 70 soera, -. -
trsnfers OF any such properly py ere tosDioess " - 49,
are 'S'a- pe'so E'''e'I. jaHRS FORSYTH, Of Troy,
,,,a. Airo-rsy for artaehi-g creditor.
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YgyANTED-lOcr l. GeTH7su girls 20 work n q manu-
w featuring establishment IN the country, hours travel
from this civ Wages paid VII be - per week for
months after which Dc paid by piece such prices
are now Welding dollars month \ good German
boarding hous. heeu provided NJ tie Company with
board &c at y dollars per week Apply al No. Spruce
- b-r.vecn . AID 10 !. NJ and 10 ) P II ntl 81
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N.Tfoy1- LoAs Frvp LrTE AssuzAscs soGI5EeT,
o. Loncoo-oel4 Esw.Yora 5th nor. la4s-)
$1,000, -. ,-.... a.s,es I,cal Board have es:zb
NJ z - a. "a Bower be de.ofaina.ed The
e,1srs - srd hsge appointed Henry a. Godet
49, I'D III osTticulars can De ootained on spp
- u SoSet Or NJ The Soc.ey's chief ossee ioE
e.ol = - WsIi-st Medical ExRtrer VIII attend II
iSi $500 $500 J. LEANoER STARR, General Ages.
nIATFORM sCALEss-Fsirbenkg. cslebtated
platform Scales Of sgery desirable modification for
sssa By sAfsEANKS kco. iss ws,seSs ostn.s
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4 & IL
Allen, Miss Hannah
Boyd. Miss J
Blair, Mrs W
Brzb-ou, Miss Jane
Buchanan. Mrs Elizabeth
Brown, Mrs a II
Bradley, Mrs Lewis-stl
Briggs, Mrs Elizabeth W
c, ID q +
Coates, Mrs Maria
Cox. Miss May
COLLISION, Mrs Sarah
Davis, Elizabeth
Dupont, Mrs T
De Bar. Miss Louisa
Danigan, Mrs Bridget
Ellis, Miss Emma z
Edwards. Mrs Ellen
Fl, 1 & II
Hall, Miss 2
lnuis, Margaret
sherwood. Mrs Henry
Kennedy. Miss slary ann
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s. LIST.
/ l., II IL "
Lnrned, Miss Maria c
Li,i!e, Miss Ann
Loursberry. Mrs J II
Micheels. Mrs Msry A
lMcMuilen, Isabella
Merritt, Mrs Elizabeth
Messinger, Miss Elizabeth
lMcLsug hlir, Mrs Bridge.
Mann, Mrs Sarah
Ness. Ms Mary
Z, Il, > & w
Per;ne. Mrs Sarah
Patrick, Mrs Mary A
Ross. Miss (Fulton-st)
Sharkey. Miss tAl.en-si)
Sanford, Miss Eliza
Sherman, Mrs Caroline
Wright, Maria
Walker, Mrs George
Walker, Miss Margaret
Wilson, Jane
Waters, Miss Mary
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X4TANTED,-Accounts and Bosrt.-The advertiser an
w experienced accoguant1 wishes 10 employ hour
two in the dav IN keeping set OF books He board
and lodging with res eciable famy--a room with
pres. bed preferred. About = week viii be given
References exchanged. Address Accountant Trbane OF
! .ce MI IL
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C0D rTCN pap FRS

FOREIGN PAPERS
DY THE STEAMER BRITANNIA.-WM. TAYLOR
DIS co. No. 2 Astor House have received their uiusl
supplies Of
Bells Life in London price lsfc.
Wilmer & Smiths European Times ISSc
London Illustrated News, two dates i5ic.
Pictorial Times, l9sc.
Punch or Charyart, lsic.
Dublin Nation, l5ic.
Paris Illustration. ,Frerch.l Csc.
Just received-he Chess Palladium. No 2 price subn
So; The Fountain, Temperance Annual, with eight
splendid illustrations by Sarta!r; bound heavy siL
In press-Th. Roman Traitor; Historical Novel OF
the Classic Ages. BY Vim. Henry Herbert. ESQ
THE author has maus himself well acquainted win
Roman manners and institutions OF that ages and without
STUDYING TO play bis antiquarian lore he has described
characters dress habits and pecaares with an accu-
rncy that stamps his work with value" He tlle
au!ho achieved for himself in this department OF liter
AZURE proud success London Dispatch. Oct 10TH
Mo WIN. TAYLOR 4 co. No ! Astor House.
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Put up IN packages OF i, 2, q, and Il eHcH
Be sure 10 ask for MRS. JERVIS'S COLD CANDY
ADMINISTRATION Co. 10 Asor House, ITO Broa d'Say
Blacket, S64 Bowery; Burnton, 40 siNthavenue Elys
2SS Hudson-st; Nelson cor Of Catherine and Madison;
Lecount corner of Grand and Division sts and Mrs
Hays lSs Fulton-sl- Brooklyn 10 Grand-S Williams
burg. NJ ot!seoc
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Now hi, is the ea.ec, OF Rum. The effects Of
MRS. JERvIS'S CoLD-CANDY

is revesedn the effect of curing colds coughs hosrse-
ness. sore throat Group, whoopng cough, Influenza, sc
Sold by MRS JERvIS, SIS Broadway, next door 10 the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-11

NLASTED-TO PRINTERS-A young man of good
w character and fair English education who
Two or hre wears in Office hear of
raueni situation in country By applying V B. Pal
O'clock nil IT.
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" Beware The blue blaze OF burning alcohol in
day lamps in dark, bach bar cold rainy, chilly
days throws an awful glare human flesh and mind once
pure and bright 4cked pale haggard and torn with
false smuant The bright sun anoonday with the streets
peopled by its warmth and light next, and in the
cutters lays young man. facing the world unbushing for
mind has left him. with eyes protruding from ;hsir sock
ets-musces drawn in frghuul contracton'-roth oozng
from The corners of compressed lips, and dreadful death
cold settling ON his lungs poor old mother is leaning
DER hiu-she pnts away the matted lock OF hair,
And underneath CLEANS protected white OF Skin,
That of was fondly kissed by that dear kin
See see The mark-iti is my SON. thus distracted cries
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Boarding.

BOARDING IN BROOkLYN.-A small private
ID family residing in OF the most eligible streets,
would gladly let 10 en- agreeable single gentleman, ee
CANT conmodious chamber with breakfast and lea and
dinner The Sabbath Address ; t. : Tribune Office
Mo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-11

WH. n. JONES, Aucti0neer.
THURSDAY, Nov. 2th st II o'clock, at ihs store OF
Ives Hoard, 2l3 Pesr.t 40 cases Boots, Shoes Bro
gans and Rubbsrs being desirable assortment of ffssh
goods suitable for the Southern, Western and city trade
Csalog and goods ready for examination day pfsyi
M, no he sale nil q.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-11

prevention OF Consumption, Coughs Colds, Splitting OF
Blood. Asthma, and Bronchitis.
], has long been the effort OF man
To save fellow MORALS from death
To cure them of Coughs and OF Colds,
Consumption and shortness OF Breath.
The way, then, a; length has been found
For man obtain quick relief;
LIS virtues will surely astouud,
And make him the same Of belief
Would you live, then, in Joy and in health
Feel hale when old age shall advance
Ifso, by far better Than wealth,
Is the Syrup made only by Hence"
Price 50 cents per botile-or six bottles for 60 30
For sale wholesale and retail b. A. B. D. Sands,
OF Fulton aud William also for sale by D. Sands Co.
u East Broadway; H Johnson, of Broadway and
Chambers-sL J. and Coddington OF Hudson and
Spring E NJ Guion. corner of Bowery and Grsnds,
and 81 Haber-st.: Sweetser, l46 Greenwichsi. and
cor OF Broadway and Howard-st
CAuTION-BEwARE ofsFURious mitaiens, and al,ray'
ask for HANCE'S SYRUP. and other
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NNANTED-siua,ions by two respectable Girls, the
w one as cook she is willing also 10 assist In washing
and ironing; and tie chambernad and aGndress
or would be willing 20 attend children. and do sewing
Both produce good reference. Apply at . Prnces
ms
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g. FURNISHED ROOM, with pantry and CRATE,
IT, TO let 10 single geatlsneD 10 tho house OF gsaee
A private family down town, where boarders WA not
DC taken The 10 handsomely furnished sud WIZ 70
let on yery reasonable Location aod oner
may be learnt By inquhng al store ID and77 FuoaI
as Sits
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ROBERT II. MORRIS, P. n.
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WEN. II. JONES. Aueuonesr,
DONTS. SHOES AND RROGANS.-Ou Wed


BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGANS.-on Wsdnes'
ID day Nov IL lot O'Clock, K, the store Of d. niger
coll Co. No. ~ Pesrst $40 cAaes comprising al1ge ahe
desirable Of Boots, Shoe. and Biogans suit
able for The Southern, Western and City dealers usL re-
eeved Catalogues and goods ready Tho morning Of
the sale.
Also 80 cases BoyS and Youths kip pegged Bo0ts-
Also % easss Boys thick pegged Boots
Also 10 cases Mems kip pegged Bfo5anH no
Also ~ cas,s Mems and W0muRs Nhnnfacrd hubbon
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VIM W. SHIRLEY Aucuoueer.
DPAUTIFUI, STUFFED BfRDS-Ths

ID Wednesday Nov llh 10 o'clock, at the sales
No s Finest BY II. Z. WILLARD 10 2D0 Naive aud
Foreign Birds preserved 10 tho hest manner 10 aud
,ingy. Sale positive VIII BIO put up 10 90 any distance
al small expense. Also various other fancy goods
THURSDAY l2th-lO O'Clock sale OF good Furniture lt
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XtJANTED-Three Young Men who someNS hat
w Guained with the Printing business. To those who
good ployment will be given
Apply Room No. % Tonne Buildings. Wall and
Water sts NIL Dds
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-02-05
Pennsylvania ON THE TARlrr.(

Intfe Senate Of Pennsylvania, on Friday,
18th inst, MIR. Stergern, from the Select
Committee 10 whom was referred that portion
of the Governors Message which relates to
the Tariff, reported the following preamble
and resolutions:
Whereas, The Tariff of 1912 produces
no more than sufficient revenues 10 defray
the necessary expenses of the General Gov
eminent, and only affords an adequate Incl
dental protection TO American industry and
American manufactures against foreign COM
potion and foreign policy, and consequent
encouragement Of commercial enterprise to
agricultural pursuits, and 10 the development
oil our internal resources:
And Whereas, it is believed the people OF
Pennsylvania are opposed TO any alteration
in the existing Tariff, until further experience
has shown that modification is required to
secure continuance ofsuch protection, and
to promote their general welfare; There
lore,
Resolped DC, That our Senators and Rep
resentatiges in Congress be, and they are
hereby required 10 oppose all attempts to al
Ter or modify the Tariff Act of the Both OF
August, 1912.
Resolred, That the Governor be requested
to transmit copy of the abov epreamble and
resolutions to cur Senators and Representa-
lives in Congress.
The resolutions were UNANIMOUSLY adop-
ted, under call of the yeas and nays. The
preamble being under consideration Mr.. An
derson movedto amend it,by setting forth thai
although the tariff act of 1912 is defective il
many particulars, yet as capitalists hav We made
| investments in faith of it, and as the presen
condition Of Foreign Relations is such tha
our munitions Of war should be protected a
home, therefore the tariff should not be dis
turbed. Mr.. AS amendment received IL
votes, all Locolocos; nays 81. The original
preamble was then agreed 10.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-02-05

GIVE find in the indianapolis Correspon-
dence of the New York Journal of Com
MERGE, the following just tribute TO worthy
citizen of our town VIM. Brown BUTLER,
EsaR., for several years member of the In
diana Legislature. The untiring' zeal and
prudence of MIR. B. in forwarding the inter-
esis of the Canal are justly appreciated at
home and abroad, and we would be pleased
10 see him placed in the situation intimated
by the correspondent. He says:-I should
not omit TO mention another strong and inhu-
entail gentleman who is here to further the
Interests of the State, and who bias during
the session used his undivided exertion 10
bring about this most desirable result. 1t is
w. Blown Butler, formerly of our city, but
now of Evansville, yanderburgh county. Mr.
Butler has been here from the commence
ment of the session, untiring and prudent in
his efforts 10 have some plan adopted by the
Legislature, by taxation or otherwise, by
which the State might be relieved of the
stain of Reputation. His gentlemanly de-
pertinent, general information, and expert
ence in legislative matters, especially in con-
nexion with the internal Improvements of this
State, Che having represented for number oil
years in the Legislature, county more than
any other interested in completion of the
Wabash g. Erie Canal, and his perfect IA
miliafify of the subject; have made his ser
Yices valuable here at this time. From OBJ.
servation and information from reliable sour
ces, ] am sure that ifthe bondhoIders consull
their interests, they will, if they can, secure
Mr. w. B. Buffers services. The Act re-
quires that one of their tt1o Trustees shall be
q citizen and resident of tho Stats. The
nppointment.of Mr.. w. B. Butler as a Trus
Tee. would, am we'll assured, give general
satisfaction. No more active or emerge tic
man could be selected than Mr. B., or one
that would do equal justice TO the bondholder.
and the State.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-02-05
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.

The New Orleans Bee of the 24th ult
says: The barque Perio, which arrived yes
terday from Vera Cruz, brings intelligence
that Mr.. SLrDELL, our Minister 10 that Re
public, had been ordered TO leave, and that
no escort ha been allowed him to Vera
Cruz. A bearer of dispatches to the Uniled
States Government came passenger by the
PeTlo.
1t is further stated that on the reception
of the news of the dismissal of Mr.. SLIDELL
the commander of the U. S. brig Somers, al
anchor at Vera Cruz, started Immediately fol
the city of Mexico, with detachment Of
Marines, in order to escort our Ambassador
to that port for embarcaiion, and protect bis
person.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-02-05

LouIsIANA.-The Wings have been most
soundly ihrashed in the late elections in Lou
siana. The Bee says From the present
complexion ofthings, there can be little doubt
that we have lost every thing, Governor,
Northumberland, Senate and House -
Our ancient strongholds seems to have been
IN almost every instance successfully invaded
and carried by the enemy. We are so as
tonished at Locofoco victories in N. Orleans,
St. Bernard and ST. James, that regret is al
most merged in amazement al results so un-
expected and astounding. AS far as the ac-
count of the catastrophe extend, there are
bu; two parishes that seem 10 have held fast
TO their integrity and justified the hopes oil
our friends, viz: Jefferson and Iberville.
To speak seriously, the result has contour.
ded the Wings, astonished the Locofocos, and
proved the utter futility of all political calcu
lations. That man would have been though
fit for bedlap who would have gravely asser
ted the day before the election that in the
city of New Orleans, Judge JOHNSON would
obtain majority, that ST. Bernard would &c
against the Wings, and that St. James would
give divided vote. Yet it is even SO, anc
what might have been regarded as the hallu
cinaiions of visionary. turns out 10 be ;
simple tact. Our ,frieads in the country ane
the city have deceived both us and them
selves. How they have managed to ventu.,
predictions SO utterly at variance with tn,
reality, we don't pretend TO explain. w
have grossly erred in our suppositiOn,, bu
our erorswere conscientiously founded Up
on what we took in good faith for unimpeach
able data.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-02-05
UNITED STATES US. MEXICO.

The Baltimore Sun of Tuesday, 9th inst,
Gays there are rumors from Washingtoninre-
lation TO the course of our government and
the condition ofMexico, which afford reason
TO believe that the public Interest will be
shortly directed with considerable zest towards
that country. 1t is alleged tina, dispatches
have gone off requiring The home squadron
to repair forthwith 10 the vicinity Of Vera
Cruz--the army in Texas to proceed to the
most available point near the bank Of the
Rio del Norte, 10 meet the Mexican forces,
should they bs sent into Texas.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-02-05

Nh, CLAY.-The New Orleans Bee OF
the 2sth ult. says-The Hon. HENRx CLAY
has been in our city some days, enjoying our
fine climate in unostentalious privacy. We
had the pleasure day or two ago, Of shak.
ing hands with the veteran patriot and states
man, and rejoiced at perceiying in his coun.
tenance the hues of health and his unbend.
ing form, tokens that time deals lepiently
with him, and that green and vigorous old
age has succeeded manhood full of energy
and usefulness. God bless our HARRY OF
THE WEsr! In prosperity and disaster, he
is still the idol Of his party, and the honored
patriot whom all good men respect and rover
ence.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-02-05

FROM MEXICO.--By the arrival of the
u. s. war vessel Porpoise, at Pensacola, we
have later news from Vera Cruz. 1t appears
that Gen. Paroles appeared with his army
before the city of Mexico on the afternoon of
the 30lh. ult. The gates were Immediately
thrown open to him, and and he took posses
sion of the town without firing gun.
He was Immediately proclaimed President
Of Mexico and the revolution declared from
one and Of the nation to the other, complete
This is the amount of the intelligence; it is
very important.
The editor of the Pensacola Democra,
thus briefly gives the circumstances attend
ing the event. His informant is one of the
officers Of the United States brig Porpoise
Gen. Paredes, previous 10 the sailing Of
the Porpoise, reached the city of Mexico al
the head of 5000 troops, where there wa.
was stationed 500 regulars and 10000 ar
med citizens to support the administration
of Herreara, but upon the arrival Of the for
ces of Paredes, the 500 regulars declared In
favor Of the revolutionary party, and the citi-
zensssuFrounded President Herrera retiring
Gen. Paroles then dissolved the Mexican
Congress, and declared that they shoulc
legislate no more until they should haye done
fealts TO him. We are also informed tina
Gen. Paredes has declared himself opposed
10 receiving any minister from the Govern
ment of the United States.
Al Vera Cruz some blood was shed, bu
all in the shape oflegal executions; severa
officers who favored the Administration o
Herrera, proving somewhat refractory, wer,
Tried, condemned and shot.