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ELEcrHe Jcbsss ~ rns Fsorts - We
understand tl,s new tangled noiion n refer.
rng ibs eboiss II lodges - ,hs Vsryl~
"a making great bssdusyin iiis 8. I. Con
vsbiioo. The Judiciary d he eesoify. ~
present., seems N be- TIE only department n
;ts government vb,ch bos sSoa1s5 ~ pfsz-
fsss 81 iiss age ~ pfio>ipis 1ffegsfsoes
1h.cb "a he bass II go5S speistg, seems 81
err 1uese else 70 have died spi, . ron has
,ss g~seh j. - BE- 'hs sfsos II partisan nsr.
ARE. ~ ssrtso9sf ne !ass sacred spot asfs
is sns10z rs
TEe fsHowjog keen. saa aisereyjaa ing
saGrs, ne es; from us pfsviSsDes JosfssS,
ar n he bssf ofssf exchanges, Speaking
II a.s szpsrisss, d sises3ag sssgss ~ ps
d. representatives ana eorpsrsIs. hat psiss
ssTss
We rs;AsF ASps tss sxpsrrmsss I'll -
;rsI. Let tss .s6zss - slscts6 y fhs go
o5s. saS fsr sbort terms ~ coarse. fof -
oYIneIots rsieh rsfsfs fher s.eefios % 10
sGTfsss rsfsisss INIT hey sbeSN - hsid ~
= sfsptt sssoSasib5tfy - fkefn1oEnstss toavef
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5os1sNrfss II rspislPing sAe5r DECISIONS In
oofesss cesss generally fsrssis SsfSrs 10
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ssiisps, sis9be gss.sfsSlSs s; A saSFf seras
t,r ~ Ssrsecn Sfs cBascsy ssi<--saS o.
lsss, asdseS, tseFs ssess@ be - srYes pst.-
siGsf ftSrs sse Ssessscs eftse J'dEss - tle
socy - ste people sssesa5ied - mass saeeJ,sS
i sooic kSsNg eeadscs Is he r'fs u yostscs.
tsss ss.ss arssf csss ser'csSa - Ne COATS
sl4osi4 h. t1sSs - ssfs - 10 sfsefie'.
ADD saae a4s eh.,5cs ~ ssS judges
saorl6 6soea1 seoa aas asassF ~ '%Ases
tasY ssoald ss,ssxs themselves . decide.
4, a.ss wse, no cStec ssd WISDOM
II 81. ,escie ~ssiS be lsrcsxaT ~ aS
~ dive I,.scia,,y sad could aoe ed4 ~
hass = ss.ac.rs ssscr s5os DIR csi4wssss
,,,I fs,ntsrss,e.4 kssFsess ~ pssscssg r.
cjsinas The syaaiss 81 yassScs ssseke &C,
c,sior,sng We ssstet sY tesssa d,ssssss1 G4eeass
die 1iEtess 81 ospiizss ssrfe., sos tiseTe a9s
dozeu preparations ssHsafed - sestose il ~
rs drglas. oss,.yY. The kj,pf ~ tsssEss v.,S
Saud he siec'eyt IN re fsi reur sstscss. nif
he kind u psstce tlsat ro0l6 As ad.-assstsr
e,f tSerss zee rcfresl,iag - tliiaS 81. VS.
el,',1ia ~ lc''asr I,,Verr weep over ~ ff''s
fste ~ eis F'osrlcv o. ,o arNs ~ "'is~
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-09-15
PEACE WITH MEXICO-TERM Ms
SETTLED WITH SANTA ANNA
AT HAVANA.
Special Correspondence Of the Tribune.
HAVANA. August 18th. 1876

SPECIAL Correspondence oil the Tribune
Havana. August 18th, 1916.
You are probably aware that Santa Anna
and Almonte embarked on board the English
steamer Arab for Vera Cruz,in consequence
nf incir having obtained information OF a
pronunciGmento in their favor. Some other
Generals and diplomaiisis OF the same
stamp departed the same day 10 the packet
for the same place bu; perhaps you may
not have heard ofihe reported agreement be-
tween Santa Anna and certain agents oflhe
British and American Governments. The
arrangement is said TO be AZ follows: The
Mexican Federal Government c. 1924 10 he
re eziablished uncer the guaranty Of the
United State. 50 that, in case Of future
pronuneismenios. the UniieI Siaies Goyern-
neni shall have righ; 10 interfere IN sup
port of;he Constitutional Government. The
Rio G-snde to be boundary line, ard the
CALIFORNIA; 20 b. organized az distinct
Territory. under the protection ofihe United
States, bet 10; governed by Americans Until
The inhabitants shall think ST 10 annex hem
selves 10 favor which p1-po.e the country
q 10 Be allowed 70 carry on free trade with
both Republics. and admit coIorssi. from al
All tbs seems indeed very Incredible-foo
uu-h for Me1Icans 10 cede, and too IsttIe 10
satisfy the crarng nav Of your e1rsn6erz o.
the Area q Freedom. 'verer3osr lean OF
y =ay that have the intelligence from v.ry
respectable authority There h 10 news
fror The camp. The ;go Merriam war
stezDers have been P1rchsssd By the Span
an GoEgrrnent
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-09-15

Years NAV pass eNcr cor heads vItbru.
s5orslag an oqP0r-lstif,y t'r schs 81 li,,h hen
e6ee0ee o. exhsfiStse utility shv-is sct j
I-ty passes, BOT ri e-s-7E.o1 TRANSACTIONS q
he. ard especlil y IN 80 Intercourse Of To-
u.essic SOCIETY," .csffisnsss su.ls place ssr
s'eoSs<'ilug the haPFa1Sss 81 others SBa s,r
ssrcr, seniss L, oS,rssSsss 'h- s.abit Of virtue
Fssre are sssl12tisaS not I lew, 10 hG1aH
be. when the ei1sSGrs4srses rsvsPs,'C. rh<
understanding sesssvSsr. 4He sse E'os Of syup-
s.trhy bring grrates r~iaet - 8s heare ta..n
sas ufcss bourrEsl sift.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-09-15

direction, accuses his successor. that Is TO DC
ef holding at once The following offices: Sec
reiary Of the Territory, Recorder OF Land
Claims, Recorder of Mortgages. Clerk OF the
Supreme Court, Clerk ofthe Criminal Court
Reviser Of the Laws; in addition TO all which
legal trusts. he seems TO be doctor IN phys
ic. A universal man like this is JUS, the Thing.
of course, for an eLiior; and We ha'i WIN
proper satisfaction his accession TO The corps
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-09-15

ITALr.-The popularity OF the new Pope
s ulboUnded- aud nothing else . heaFdin the
states Of The chgryh hut blessings OF 1is bsme
His holiness has he'd his krtt eousrs,ory. 10
which be delivered speech in Latin, thank
IN. the Cardinals for MS eievstioo- The pop
uIzr CARDINAL GTzzi has been souirsted Sec
reisry Of State He ertertsi1s The s7u1c ID
eTsl and euIIsh,errd news as the Pope
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-09-15
Ixp,,s CoRy.-tbe anticipated almos, to

IxDI1S CoRS.--the anticipated almost To-
tai failure ofrhe potato cropin England. Ire
land and Scotland has caused the price Of In
dian Corn 10 rise from 25s 10 32s. quarter.
during The three weeks The quaint ' in the
Mediterranean is said 10 he very small.
The downfall of the Tory Minister has
killed rhe Irish Repeslers. O'ConneIrs glo-
nv has departed Two distinct parties are
formed in Ireisnd under the names Of Old
Ireland and Young Ireland
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-09-15

FRaxcE.-The French elections have ter
minated. and great has been the success ofIhe
Guizo, ministry. and its majority in Tie new
chamber Is expected 70 tie loo and may pcs
sibly be Ito. % Monday. the l7ih. the
Hing opened the session Of The chambers. IN
speech. IL which he repeated bis entire de-
vorion 70 hrs conniry. and expresses his gra.-
irude to hi. people for their deTc,io to him
zad his family.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-09-15

ioined The corpse, Z. do dead men eat 7 I"
be sure they do, as you see )" answered me
attendant lfilIat's The case, sxe.as"tu
rhedefuuc;, "rll JOIN them, for l1' IL" l"Aeu I;
and thus instantly was The spell broken.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-09-15

SFAry--on The 2aIh JEI,. Mr. Washing
too Irving vas recsIy>t u private zUtI<sce
5y IN QUse1- 10 Sske <aVe - Anbassz6ss
irzz The CnEsc States Two dzys Ezrer.
Hr- Ssuuder<. the new HIaiscer. vzs re-
cesTsi ~ the Qges1-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-13
INFIRNARY OF THE
RICHMOND MEDICAL COLLEGE.

tlNHIs Institution founded 1898. successful Opera
the Coles- Ednes Spacious AMI well arranged
the different OF patients There
private apartments notation special cases
All requiring medical surgical aid the
and hoi borug unsr will be admitted
the institution.
nursing medicines every very modetau
icing only per eoored patients aud i've dol
lars for white.
The Medical and under the charge
Of College periods The Physician
Surgeon their wards daily and OF difficulty
the whale College Faculty called consultation, without add
uonAl charge the patient
The lnfrnsry Itself especially persons the
Disposed leave their homes for the bench,
Medical Surgical AID We respectfully
the snh inquiry and they hnd that only
be consulted the institution but that every
expected
Many of the difficult Known have bsrn
performed the lnhna and ha which has nded
them confidence presenting Institution public
and askins inquiry into Is merits I. MAUPIN,
de Sg President X. NJ. e. Inhfmary
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sAhUEL HsSSAT, Secretary.
The subscriber Agent for the above Company prepared
receive Applications Life Insurance for any periods
named viz Tor for hs md
preceding 900 single life The for all
Of the Intermediate yeArs noted
well as all other information interesting desiring
Insurance will also be made application The advan-
ns-s offered by this Company believed equal not
superior those offered by other or Great
Britain n
Physician soeiety-the Family Physician OF The panty
whose life . tn be insured oc
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VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
MITSTC

SIGNOR GEORGE takes pleasure in informing the eiti-
~ OF Richmond and vicinity that he
this city and prepared Lessons
-eatai NHsie sgnor George will Porte
Guitar Carionete Flute Cornopean Kent Buge Horn
&C &C His pScai I-srHcti0Hs
fail to give his pupils thorough knowledge
Classes may be formed his residence Bank
Ladies who prefer IT, ~il be waited
uemen whodesire 20 fern
do 50 and receive instructions all kinds Of
tn" most Moderate terms The claw tn be Evening
Any communication len resdanee sisnor
H. Taylors Music stors; Nash Woodhou-e or w
os Books toLo. VIII be promptly aIlendsd 2l-6m
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NUMBER IS
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL.

| DhLIimOhE LUCK HOSpITAL
/ Nerth Frederick Street a.r,,-
| sTnrsr ss!ND NOg 0oLS9 IRON ssL rf.soR 4
Two DOORS FRoH TINE CofSYR
" HERE NAV be obtained 81 - -,
w remedy for co,o,,h. c., =, ~ ''' 10y
pain in ID. Io,,. &c.,. 20 seminal Ne.a
.ymptat. OF s.c,., ~ INC hdHeyr and ever cshsr
CURE WARRANTED I'm No
IN FPOv oNr' a., 49,. 49, NnHhss MADE,
hHenodnce from tn the usOrntog fiH IN M .;.I,
DIR. OHNSTnN
A member Of tb. Rov,I Corr. ~ s 49, -
hpoth-eary'. Han Ionao, "a s-essus~ ~ ths
Iers. !, The IT,.a So, ron eee Of the at-f cod
10 the franz but NOR, ..c-e,.n. - VIC "'""'
crp-,,x $500.
mbib.d IN. - - NJ Vstay Of pleasure hnds ~
.-,.- or .h,,s - -. 700 onen happens that
applying 70 tAo-. WIN fo, .s, eovep os'ers ssa hon
nd him Do, VIZ IN .ha -peensihy can
bod n,l r., ~ e constitutional symptoms
nose nocturnal n. N. 49, - sesaisd throat
ssh, seane-. nodes the and ARM. - %
un Al last the palate Of the bon.. o. IN -
and the victim Of d--a-- become, -. s NJ IN
COMMUNICATION I'LL death put, period 10 bis dr,asf e
1ss: . %, .s 9s:. ...r
~ nurops and America he eonhseaaBy ree.o,...
aie and speedy unfortunate v,,,,,. "a
a@
het that thousands victim. q, ,h,. 49,.
- -, lne uhssifnnss Of ignorant uho b, H. O.
.pd m. u,,o,,u,.,s run The eonstitstion. ,ih--
the residue OF h, M, rh m snhnsy mai.
a. Al hALADY.
,,.on. :. 800, persons who have stur-d their en-.
What. nttv ,h,, !, $50 ,peealy cured
s NJ, palenu should be natched all u. nro.-. -
n,,y,, - e eons,aoenees sevaung tine p.ts ~
wv contemplating
a., MARRIAGE,
r.ou.,s. 80 - .oesd nind and body n.-< ,-.--
journey through NE sse Indeed se.-
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IUSlC FOR THE MILLION
ROMANS Il ELLIS.

goa. BROADWAY, N. v,
Solicit the attention.
teur. to ths valuable MUSICAL WORLD and 10
heir Editions Of Cheap and Music containing
STANDARD and Copyright sonrs Ducts MARCHES. w.ze.
SC Win iuh Accomplishments for the Piano
aeeompanLnents for the Futs-Ar LESS THAN HALF THE
USUAL PRICES. "
Romans Ellis have Published
S'I fSDEl&T s0.Es r01 Se-s-Fs eSa o. 81 , ..zl.
IN BE- there " ~ordso> FiIbal music BY G. II. Rodw-H
no Thought Care oppress Thee words BY Jeffrey.
music from Norma.
Par away in my own Bright Land by Jenrey. music
from Norma ~
q, cas-, that Shadow from Blow
he sanny Hours Of Childhood; word. by Carpenter music
by J Haroway. r. A.
ne aeE6ie. Of many Lands words Jeffrey, music by
Charles W. Clover.
fsss tSeai 5 Jrs- Ia SH,saSsls-Pes cts o. 6! ,i.rl.
IAN Eyed Beauty adapted CAvaiina "u Non Sal
IAN are Joyful aaA ted 10 the beautiful rutto Go "A
h-Lks the Gentle West Wind Blowing adam 10 IN. Air
An Perebe, Pose"
lN-Let no Sorrow; adapted air "Ah non Giunze-
s-sns Love duet and tenor voice. 10 IN. Mi,
-Prrndi L'anel u Dono-
-Four seeei Airs from sphor admired Opera ~AIor and Il
MIRA arranged fo the Piano Forte by
J. p. BurowG-Pree IS cts -
Five Wsres from Bales Opera The Daughter Of 81
Marx arranged for the Piano Porte BY Charles Coote
Pnes e5 - 60,
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New and Hich Styles of Tea aud Dinner

OsI opened at China Han entirely new ana rich
e' OF Tea and Dinner servees attention Of
the public invited patterns Of Flown. Rim, and
Due ssvieesasd White
price. Call al No ~ China Hail. West Main STREET
A Ut
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ATTE NTION!
ALL WHO DESIRE PEARIY WHITE rPpr..
Ny uNkNALLED ROSE TOOTH PASTE s universally
1 sought after for peary wht-nes. 4, ,tv,s 10 ~, 80,
WITHOUT the altrr injury For ale, md retail al
'oih' hho - rraei al Chemist and Perfunsr
. 90 South ID Street below Chestnut
And by my Agents, Main Street L. Gini. A. DuyaII Ca
n pu'aL Duquesne sboekoe Hin: s N. ZAehri,on W. H.
Dornin. Petersburg: Bragg, Thomas L Co
pT Premiums awarded Frankln Insi,pt. A. 90 =,
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JULES HAuEL,s nEpnr

30 South ID Street. below Che,nut
And by my Agents Main street l.. Gnter A. IuyaI 20
Y. Duval x Duqu@sbe. Hin. e. NJ Zarhr.o as "a
Dofnin Petersburg Braggs Thomas A. Co. -
nTPremiuns awarded At the FTapkin Institute A, % J.,
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Insurance effected from $500
by application To HENRY LUDLAM.
Ju sly Richmond, Va.
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A CHEMICAL RESULT.

CELEBRATED VEGETABLE LIQUID HAIR DYE 10
enable P-fsons to dye thar hal, v,,n, M.
- inconvenience For changing red grey ha wLi.l,y.
&C. IN brown black ehssnut color. The sight. a
consequences bsef be ,ar.d u-t 4. ,o.,,n.,
rms competition IL the only sanctioned by IN.
% OF 'hen"y tn dye IN an indelbs manner the VAR
su"n- 81 eoots without danger .,d h..
' ho.'. patronage and uhintsi eonhseree Of III.
N isqun.d ass ior Dor marked NJ brown. MARRIED
H. For sale, wholesale nj by "
JULES HAUEf. Perhlm.ra nd Cb.riy
-. No 20 South I'd ST.. below Cbs.aui hil,d.pbt.
And by my Agents. Main Street: l. Gnte, A D1y, q a.
~ n puaoesne rboe.oe hhi; T. N. Zaehr,-on. w. a.
pofnln' Fet@rsourK BIaEss, Thomas A. Co.
W Beware Of eouncrfeis.
h'ssn hsr Dye Il you want The genuine article.
W Premiums awarded FrsnkIn In.,itu,. a-ao-an
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LUBE UNION AGENCY. BRANCH AsENrs
MasTsp-An sgent wanted every soun y eat ;. The
sasa Nhefs an appointment seady been made
ebusnes 70 b atsnied that Nonsysd Ars.ev !,
eoueeeon vh Storage md Forwsrdns sttsrs = upor
last couunEcht thereto.
Apphean' who furnish me respsehs ssr,ness a.
70 hohesSy viii Of b seisctsd
~
70 Nov Nhehef an appointment r,sSe Al ssv
eust eoury eat, esquire the pot master here
Addrs postage paid Directors Of no Cob uson Ass.ev
Lousvue, Ky. p uaNu.rnS s'''
-''-u Agent General.
G'HgEsE AND BUrrgR-ga b..,.. Eo,r.e u.,rv S,..-.
- hhhs Puaas Goshen Burst-Fof sah ~
eH WILLIAMS = HAxALL.
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kmS H'ok BoSToN.-The regular p,eket sch, r ,,x
-.----a Bow, Berry, master. having portion Of bs,
cargo engaged viii have immediate disuateb 20, ue'
upsoI recommendation Apply master on board :,
p.,,,,,.
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&N sINoR BOSTON. The superior ncy nacL-
Il ct sehr RAINBOW Can't R.t,v IN -. Ph|h-
pah' For freight OF passage apply bo.id at PeI. 49,
u u JAS FISHERS soNs
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For Life,

EIa-Ps Of Rai,,-rs- II 800 .. .i.xis IiC
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kfA t'oR BOSTON-The fine schr. COIN
90 'ti- CAPT Nieherson-suriheh 100 tons-Apply 10
= RISsELL MeCASDttStI
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III WANTED TO CHARTER. -

AkK w s,i,o, 90 :. ~ 10 I-N---t good 4
ou, tSo hhd. bur'hsn' to load for pors IL Euroo. OF
despatch will be given Apply TO T'' ran rates and
CHAs PALMER
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.
Virginia and Louisiana Line.
First Packet.
ITO sail positively the 18th instant
m INHE regular packet Barque PHCFNIX
- Cspt Nathaniel sou, will. sail a. above Fo, r,.,,L,
cabin OF ssefass passage having superior ~
10 captain on board Al LHdsan's wharf up"
DAVID CURRIE
1870 -. Or CHAs T. WORKMAN
rs-shippers will please nd their freight, a, non
e'' NN'oeA 'i''h lnrtAntl
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HSS 'ON LUNDUN. The 4 coppered shio
WASHINGTON Capt Knapp. to losd ~ 90. pnl
Jal5-u 49,
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LADIES EXCHANGE
1872 WASUINGTON STREET
RICH AND BEAUTIFUL sHAwLs.

Which ean b found also keep complete rtock d
STAPLE, FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS which enable,
purchasers find every Of ny Goods in the sas nous,
and having bu, one eonssn,d MARI svsr nie
~ very iow price. GEO W wARRRs CO
Boston, Dec re- Is4S--am
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kS +'oR BOSTON-The good Schr PEIT
1,I Gan fineo master. having most or he, 80, -,
a'e immediate dispatch For balance Of 6ri.h ~ 90
" ouaeeo' apSJ on hoard at Pekers wharf or 10 ~ oh
RANKIN A wHITIOcK
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-08-07

On. yesterday the lie was cast in North Carroll
na., How the result has been decided is matter
which will require week more, at least, to tell.
At present we only express our sincere and
profound hope, that the verdict rendered up by
the people, OH the 9th of August, 1916, has been
q Spontaneous Ou.burst of the freemen of our be.
lovad.!Old NORTH State,' in favor of those prnci-
pesfaE which we have ever been found battling
Butbe 'the'Setdct what it may, we must abide
th9decision of an honest people If we are beat
en-, it will, only shew US the necessity of entering
anew the political field, with new vigor and more
resolute determination to diffuse and instiIl polit
cal truths into the minds of the people. The cause
of Democracy, If delayed in its triumph now, can
never be:prostrated.' Men may chahge-but prin-
Clples cannot and sooner or later Nertn Carolina
must and will be found enrolled under the same
at this crisis is doubtful. We may have a fought
a severe conflict, and won new laupels Our op-
Ponents may have carried their point they may
have gained the victory and elected their Graham;
but they dare not and will not boast. We must ook
to the next two years to consummate our success;
and during that time, we must be diligently and
faithfully at work at post, if we wish to see the
old maxim verified that right will triumph over
wrong" We hope our Democratic friends will
not,despair of redeeming North Carolina from Fed
cral thradem;: is honest, and will abandon her
prFOneOnS course. souner. or Iater Whethar for
veal Or for woe, the 9th of August has been decid-
ed, we cannot say. We will patiently await the
result .- 49,. 49, ....
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Later from the Army.

By the arrival Of the steamship Fashion, at
New Orleans, on the Gath uIt having left
Brazos on the 2lst, the PicayuRe learns YER
bally, having received no letters by this arri-
val, that there is a general movement of the
troops up the Rio Grsnde. Gen. Taylor was
still at Matamo'as, bnt he was sending for
ward the recruits as fast as his means Of trans
portation wonld permit him to do so. T..
Advices had arrived Of the taking of the
town Of Camargo. Six companies of the 7th
Regiment entered that place day or two be!
fore the Fashion sailed, without firing gun.
These companies were under the command of
Capt. Whiting and others. When the U. S.
troops arrived at Camargo, Col. CarraJabaI
was on the opposite side of the St. Juan river.
He witnessed the entrance Of the troops into
the town, but offered no resistance.
Gen. Taylor had received. reports from re-
connoissance parties, who reported only 300
troops at Monterey. The general impression
in the army was that there would be no resis-
lance offered to the American forces this side
of that city. No preparations for an attack of
the town were made.
The absence of every thing that indicated
resistance on the part of the enemy had led to
the belief in the army that the war was at an
end. The impression was that negotiations
for peace were on foot. There was no other
way of accounting for the apparent supineness
of the Mexicans.
Reports have reached the camp that Paroles
was afraid TO leave the city Of Mexico-his
presence there being necess ry to keep down
a threatened revolution.
Occasional broils between the Mexicans and
Texan volunteers occurred. The regular SOL
diery exerted every means for The protection
of the citizens, who were promised security
and support in case they conduct themselves
ina peaceable and inofensive manner.
There was rumor in camp that Mr.. Lums-
den and his party had been intercepted and
cut off by Indians. The report was not gene
rally credited.
The volunteers were suffering from darhea,
but otherwise were well.
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are cowardty set. The Princeton run suf-
ficiently close to the castle a few days since
to have been riddled. but was not touched
Her captain is the right stripe. He went
with the Princeton a few days since close TO
the beach; put his men ashore; had fight
with about three hundred Mexicans killed
three or four; drove the remainder off shot a
bullock, and took him on board.
"Onr squadron has now got SO Independent
that they take what water we want. there be-
ing fresh water river near by. know OF
nothing Of grea: interest, OF rather late, to
communicate. Yesterday we received the
information thatthe Oregon question had been
settled.
SCI know Old Rough and Ready is doing
the genteel thing. do hope the poor and dis
tracted country will soon see its error, and
bring the matter to close.
1--WE expect to GO north in a few months.
but guess this depends pretty much on the
war;
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The Pennsylvania papers, that is, portion
of them, are teeming with wrath at the course
of the Vice President of the United States. AL
ready have they set the ball in motion for repeal
of the new tariff law. The Democracy of the
country, however, have something to say on that
score. Repeal is out of the question. If the Wings
look for repeal at the next session of Congress,
they look in vain. Were there nothing else to
prevent them from pursuing such suicidal course,
the Veto power could and would he exercised-but
this will not be necessary. We have gain of
Democratic Senator from Maine. We shall have
another in Virginia-a third in Michigan two
free trade Senators in the State of Iowa, and two
IN Wisconsin : ten new Democratic votes in all ;
and we hope two from North Carolina The
Wings may talk, but the Democracy will teach
them, for years to come, that the country will no
longer be taxed for the. purpose of supporting
aristocratic manufacturers. We advise them to
cease their extravagant criticism, and inure them
selves to the new system ofthings which the cou,.
try has decided shall br carried out.