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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-28
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Sefene uno 8led,l(hmict in scr Staot

81 lr HI 9luentaltr, @ fa
NRnd,t Ieiucu Treuucen nno cinem 9ccbr'
ten Ipublifnm ilberhaupt befannt, oae er cie
cbi9eu @eid,dfte nod, immer an friucm altfn
Stono, in Der SoamiItcn Straee eintge 3bis
rem pbrrbalb Sclfrib9c uub Wilpn's Stobr
fcrtbrireibt, allpe er flrSlid 7t ~
Cine arpee Suantttdt Sefen bon allen
# Sorten-ppn (auter neuen
..L Otufcrtt
erhalten bat, Die er cntId,toeen III ncbIfeiler
ais iracno Gin anecrer Wann in 9lacntaun
su perfaufcn.- gIud bilt er INNER
Scfeurobr Hro Srummelrt
nnb fertiges 8led,aefttirr pon jecer Scnen'
uun9 duf Soano, pcld,e 9lrtifel er fpchIfril
bcim @rcern ccer &Ieincn gu prrfaufen 9es
icuuen III -@r bat aud, a
tr 2A0O Wfllnb 3cbrb(e6
erbalter, pslhes ihn in ben Stano Fest Dee
ffctlunaeu iu biefcm Sad) pcn isoer sIrt ansus
nebmcn, uno pnnftlid1 uno biIli9 su beicr0cn.
Da ale 9lrtifel inter ieiner eioenen 9lufftd,t
perfertiat pcrben, 70 teht cr gut fur einen je'
een berfelben Der ienen Sdap pcrldst.
@r 1T oanfbar fir bic au6oecehnte sluf
munterung, eic er bisber IN eicien Gicidhdf'
ten arncGcn. but, uno bpfft, eurd, cine 9cnaue
Becbadtun9 finer Geiddfts paidhtcn uno
billiae Vrcife, ,'eine Scrtoauer Ger ejcpc9ens
heit iciner 6rcuuoe une Der ofentIidlcn @unff
81 9cnieern
SbomaS @infin9er.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-28

ttlberne Watcnt 9iper Safubren !;
ale anoere 9lrten Safubren, 81 Sahls
reid bier ansufIibren Serner Sils
berne Shees uno Suppen GDfel !;
gbenfallS cine pra6tOclle unb unS
iibertrefilihe 9lu6rpabl 9oloene Singer
uno Sbrrin9e ; iebr fNpne Sruitna>
0eln, ..".8' . a0[
nebif eiuer Der bclien SIusmablen scteencr u.
Elbcrner Srilcu, pcrauf je Gin menftlidcs
9Iuac acblldt hat, pdeeno fur jebcs 2ltcr -
9ploene uno Ilberne 2eao pencil Safes,
unb lcnit ale sIrten Baareit, Die su ieinem
@eIhdft 9ehOren. ...r
Sbi9e Waaren bat er, ba or cinen 9rcern
Stcd cin9elsst bat, iehr bilis crbalten, nno
fam bisIelben rsm;ufcIee auf Die redte 9lrt,
ndlHliob bili9 rpieber I'M alcincn abIascn, n,
aIaubt tcbaupten Su eurfeiL ipcbfriIer als es
je in sIaentauu 9ridab. gHg 7.9..
Nsparaturen Die in iein Sad, cinldllogcn,
werbtn biIlia nno piinftlid bclor9t. = 2nd,
ltebt er fir cinen 9cwiecn 3eitraum fur ale
glrtifcl bic ieinc Werfifdtte oerla6en gut.
@r it oanfbar fir 9cnpssne llnteritlleun9
uno laret tes publIfum Gin anSurufru nnc
leincn Stcf ~ belebcu, inbem alIcs unent'
0cloIid, acsei9t miro. G'eftieht rics, 70 flibIt
er perGtAert bae ea6elbe I'D, balo uberscuat
babcn rpiro, oas feiuc Waarcn uuiibertrctf'
lid uno irhr ,pcbIfeil lIuo /; rpc!drS bann lci'
lie Sunoid,aft INNER mcbr uno mebr pcrmcb'
reu unb er ferucrhin lId au9etriebeu fiitlru
miro, Gin lebhaftes Daufgefnhl fur oicies 9es
seistc BchlwclIcn in ieiner Brult ;u ndhrcn
-uno er eibt cas Gsripred,en, caB cs jcecus
fails 9eIheben fca
@barleS g. Wla0ep.
slaentauu, October IA. nq6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-28
Or. SolpnlenD's
GotstpOarrtS @rtract
BON Sarfapartua

... HH Opll CuT1upuItuu
pirb nit gutter Wirfun9 III alien Sranfbets
teil, bic bon pcrocrbenem Blnte herrnbren,
qebraudt. 9Icute uno d,rpniid1e Hbeuma'
tism, Slafens uno ytieren Granfheiten prr'
ben elcihfdlls burd, eiclelbe oertrieben. -
Dieie Wsoisin perbinbert iIder Deitern' uno
Billions Sieber, uno III oas bette Wlttel ben
patient, uad,ocm CT oaourd au9e9rifeu 1T,
mieecr berSulfelIen. SilicuS @bclif, Durd,'
fat, 8lc, oartIeibi9feit, @erfdltunaen uno
nulfen, @belif unb Ihleid,enee Sinsjehrun9
wiro ebenfalls baburd sebicIt uno perbineert.
Sp5peplta
Sseiuc 4ter1en NIT oicier unanaenehmen
Sraufhcit 9cpla9t, icltc peridumcn ciefe Wes
oisin III 9ebraudIen, incem fe Elm nnfeblbd'
rrs Wfittrl bd9s9cn iffYma9 oisleiben aud, 70
ipcit lIe INNER nil opran9eIdrittcn lein.
Diciclbe hat lId ferner als iebr bepdbrt
bewicicn in 9eberfrantbeteu, Teruenfranf'
heiten, Icural9ia, Sersftcpf n, piles,
Sdmcr;en i'm Scpf Seitc, Hitfen, ben @'lle'
Ger nberhaupt, @cidwiilite, Gronfes Scpf'
pet, Steifbeit unc alien Slrtcn SranfbeIirn
Der Srauensimmer. .|
PSbi9e id,dBtare uub unlbcrtreffIid,e
WebBin (uuo mir pa9cn cs Su bebnuptet
ods feline beeere in eed,a @auntD gum 8rrs
fduf angebcten fpirb, } III III bcm Budftobr
bon H. @utb uno So in sIllcntauii Su ers
balten. .@. #- I'd" "a.'a.'
Wrcis 81 bic Scttel. 6|g
49,. Sr. Splrnicnr.
October 2l. ..I .r.tr.- uqlS
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-28
3ll VerleGnelt.

Die prdd,ti9e uuo mohIbefannte @crbsrci
III Sic9erSpilIc, 9iorc'qSbcittaa 3annidip,
1eha Sauutp, 1T auf ein Sahr curd, pripat
Nanecl Su uerlehnen. Dieielbc III in eiuem
9uten 3utanoe, bat 45 @ruben uno CUTE ras
iu 9et6rence @ebdute. DielcIte 9cuieet aud,
quite &unpihaft, uaS 9iinocu f0nnen i'm lle'
berFue in Der Tahbarid,aft crbaIten pers
ben. Gs aehort audi cine quite gSctnun9
basu. Cas Tdbere erfra9c man bel
eSoiepb Ste9cr.
October 81. rq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-28
SpGtc 9anfltaaft.
gDorles g. 9OlaGep,

llbrlna6er in oct Staet gluettaltn.
Gr9reift eic1c @eleoenbcit lciucn Srcurben
unc cincm gcebrten pubIitum ansuse9cu, bas
or iein @elhdft nod inner on leuem aten
Stdno, Dpifhen WcisS j,otel uno Der Tris'
oensbctc Druferei fortbcreibt ; ullb sae er
fcebcu BON philaoelpbia uno IeuDcrf, nit
Dem ih6niten Stcot in icin Sad, sebbrcncen
Waaren suriidaefrbrt it, weld,er nod, jc in
gIIentaun sum 8erfauf anscboten puroe, u.
weld,er nun III 3ufas Su fcinem gcrtgcn Elm
ocrtrcffidcs uno gldn;eneess Enforcement aus'
maht. Grin Stcct beteht inter anbern aus
folgenoen gSdaren r#E#.r
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-28

Ft"bA@I Ss '~'p
tpcld,e NrtifeI alIe aus ben btf1sn Waferialb
en- uuter ibrer ciaenen 9IufGGhi Unc meilisn'
tbciIs bon ibnen ieIbif psrfertiat msrcen, nno
fir ceren Cute iie cemsufcIae bnrsrn iSnnsn.
siut perferti9cn fIe cine neue Art patent
ScttiteGc, bic an Dnucrboftiafrit unc Bs'
auemlidfeit alIe friihcr Semad,nn ilberiref'
fen. Wan beIicbe bel linen ansnrufen nno
fie in Suqenfdein III nehmen, nnc I'D, ibrrr
gcrrefflidlfcit gu ilberSeu9rn.
gle Gno oanfbnr fur bcreits acnoeenc
Runcfhaft nno bitten nm zine Scrtcauer 70
rpie cine 8ermehrun9 eerlclben Wrlde fie fIdh
ourd bilIiae preiie unb quite 9irbeit ininier'
bin ju pcroieucn iuden peTcen.
7ia a1a Sa6er nno Wlcper-
gqsntdun, SUM- %. nq6W
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-28
QStrp rerlangt.

3shn taafsnb guf6e[ 9runbbeercH
tspvrcsn prrlanat, fur ipeLshe Der b . { ne
aRarfpfsts il Stpbrsiter IbeSablt tpiro, an
NenHer'S Stcbr.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-28
2( 6 tn n9! 9
sNlilIerstdtn GopaIIerie !
October 81,

SIR babt @ud, ~ uerlammeln duf Cans
ita9s ben 7ten 3Ouenber, Inn 10 llbr 8prs
mittasS, am @aithaule pcn Sacob EI
{ der in Sferleretaun, in boiler rnHorm,
nm @ud, in ben IBatfen su ilbcn. = sIuf 8e'
febI ees SapitainS.
SoIeph @aitnter, .. g.
G, S.-3ur ndmlia1en 3eit nno Srt fcD
audi Gin slppieI'@erida fur Die obise Com,
pd9nie eehaten iperbst
Srtctsr 81, ''' nqSm
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-28
OeGent!tebe 95enDlt.

Sreitdes cen 30itcn October, n6thifcns,
nm 10 llbr Gcrnttaas, foQen am Ndulc brS
pcrlfcrbencn Sobn Sd,ifsr, in Stcr Wa.
cun9ic, ged'a @auutn Iffcntlid, rcrfanft mcr'
ecn ;-gSn9th nit Soceice, pAuge uno GA'
9eu, pferrc uub Iferoc9cfd'irr, Shmctie,
0linopieh, lnculeitcrn, Siecr, Stdnccr Secrr'
fcttcn, 9IcpfelmibIc, Sacltfhllttrn, TIodls'
brcd,cn, 8cttcr uuo &ettIneen, GiId,e llnb
StihIc, nebft eiucr 9rcfsE Gcridicoenbcit
bon Soans uno Snd,rraerdthrn aa
Die Scriu9unscn am Serfaufstd9c unb
sIufwarnn9 ucn .
Neter Shdfer,
Spnatban S6dfcr, Grcr6.
Samuel ShaTer.
October IA. nq3n
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-28
SleI)mt ObaCt)t.
Sspicmbcr IS,

Die @cGe neld,e bci ben lluterseid,ten abs
9eseben purte, nm III @aiiInet 9emddlt jn
weroeu, it pon Der Tabrif iurild 9eidnpt
worreu uno gum sbIicfern tereit. slIle fno
crfabt, balo auslrufcu uno ccnielben abiubc'
len. ,i5
Yrcs, 9crn llnc 60.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-28
Na6rtotta

pirb hermit 9c9cben, Sae bic unieridriebene
als @rceutorcn BON tcr GinterIa6cn(dbaft
oes prrlfcrbcnen Sriebrith Eierp, leBthin pom
Soancpcr 3aunidip, esda @auntp, frnannt
pcrosn llnp, ollie cieienige Die ned, in Sioten,
gnncen, 8udituleen, in Der RahlmnhIe.
SiqmnbIc, 6artmaidine prcr anf aneere art
fduIpia Ino, werben eriudt innerhaib orei
IGpdeu alisnrufrn unc absubc5ahIen, uno
fclde wcld,e ncd Toreeruugcn an beiaste
Sointerladcnfchaft habeu, iinos cbrnfaa6 er'
iildt inncrhalb befa9tcr 3cit ibre Htdnnns
acn elninhdnpiaen. N
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-28

oerrru nno Damen rnfct an une iehct
uno ibr ftnort bic bette, wUbIfeilife unc Id0u'
tie 9inSwdhl pcn Giutcr Die jcmals in pbila'
belpha uuo 9iem g)crf 9efanft purocn.
~ Iehmt Sbad,t, Der "Tem gcrf
Stobr," Der einii9e wcblfcile Stcbr in
9I0sntaun .- . ....-sH.. #rr $40.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-28
llhler ltub gBaoner.

u. S.-Cie pbigc Waarcn tpnrccn fir
@dit 9rfduft, uno per "ecda 1ranspcrta'
ton" peridifft, unD nid,t per "1eIcgra'
phicaticn"
October Id. nqbp
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-28
81 q Cl / ll t,

80 q h 7 t eD t.
pirS hermit ge9cbeu, onB bic llntcrscitntcn
ais 9l0euten bon Der jaintcria0enir,aft ces
perfcrbeucu Sacob @brbart, leBt.
bin bon Otcr'Rilfcrp 3duuidip, eedla 60,
an9cftelIt woroeu fno. g!ac ricjcnisen oahef
Delche nod, on befa9te JointerlaGsnidaft
lduIcig ltnc, werccn hermit duf9efcroert
snifdleu uun uno brm 27itcn nddifen gio'
pcmber ob;ubsjahIen,-nuO iclde oic ncd
rettmieec Sorbcrunaen baben, belicben ib'
re 9icdnnn0rti .ebcnfaG6, binnen beia9ter
3cit wOhIbeitdtiS einsuhdnciacn On
SSoba GbYharb.
s5acob Gbrharb.
Sepiembcr Is, nq6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-28

@r9rcifcn biefe 9eIc9enteu ibren SreHH
ZEN 70 ipie Dem 9eebrten pnbIifum I'M allae'
meiusn nn,uSeisen, oae ile cbisss @eid,dff IN
dllcn bcIIen perlhieoencn 3peiaen, an, fho'
wcffliben @de Der 9inn uno Soamltcn GRAF
fen rer Staot allentaun ansefangen babsn ;
aItpo Ge immcr anf JHano baltcn Cber anf
Sefsllnn9sn oerferti9en rpereen,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-28
Scioboarcs, Sofas,

StIpDDdTpe, SDfub,
Bureaus. SecretdrS,
9esfs. Sii6en@ uno
@flbranfe, Srttfel<
len, 9ilbe ppn alien
8eneliunaen 8af6'
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-28
G5cr6cg Sclocf bier !!

@ine Der beifcu @crbereicn i'm @aunIn III
~ perIchucu. GicIclbe in deIegen nabe ben
@rdne Gifcuwerfsn in Suo. @beitbda Gam.
idlip, 9cha Saunip. lie @jerbcrei wiro
Itbcn nu9rfdbr IA c5abrcu brtrieben, nit eis
ncr outen &uncIthaft. Sie hat 90 @jrnben,
9iinocuhous, II. f. no. 9lnd iit ein Rcbn.
hau6 uno StalI basu 81 prrlcbnen = aud,
fam ncu fir cine peer prei Snhe nno 2anD
fur @rnrcbcsrea pasu frLdIten ircrosn. -
Scfe fam bis ben nddllfen | lfsn alpriI 9eses
ben merocn.
sSbcmas Sns,
2 1ruilE bon SOispb Sirrp.
Sctcber IA, s6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-28
~ IS. We@urG s.. 9)2x

Bon @reensbprc, Snbiana.-"8 einiacr
3eit Iies euer slaent gum 8rrfauf cuecuc
curer Sfrduter piIen. DisleIbe pdren balc
alle perfanft. SD CLAUDE bas es cine febr
autc Mebisin 1T. @s it piel Iad,fra9e fur
biefe,hen. ----..
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-28
@ glind,sFsr uno Scbn.''

ra BON Gcu Martinssiae, pa. = "c5d, babe
Wriabts inbianiIte Sraatef. piOen III msis
ner NamiIie sebraudt, iiflb funb cs Die bette
Mebisin Die id, je benuste. Cd, piiu1fte als
sIaent fun ben 8ertauf oerfelbsn anseItelt ;u
-tt,erbett. 81 sN !a4 - :
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-28
Setb Senfbalp. .

@on 2Imenba, Ohio bon Sea 8ieip, Sirs
ainien Don Tanuershocf, 9isu Scrlrp bon
Sendea Salls, Reu gcrf; bon eeiierebnra,
Narylano, II. {. rp., babeu mir nod, Iebr giln'
ffia rebence Bricfe auf Sanb, bic mir ater
'ees Taumes ipescn 81 eincr anbern Belt pers
r1d,icben nlfilIen. -
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-11-05
TriweckIy Sentinel.

As customary, the proPrietors of the Indiana State
Sentinel will issue triweekly sheet during the COM
ing session Of the Legislature The best OF Report
ers have been engaged exclusively for this paper, and
no pains will be spared give the fullest, earliest and
most correct intelligence on all subjects. The paper
will be Of double medium size, (same as the weekly
and afforded at dollar the session. in all in
advance.
The propretors would respectfully solicit the aid #
their friends in procuring subscribers, as very heavy
expense is necessarily involved during the
OrOur cotemporaries will confer favor by CIV
ing the above few Insertions which shall be recip-
rocated by every means in power.
IT, G.. A. g. J. p. CHAPMAN.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-11-05
From the Rio Graude.

The steamboat Galveston arrived at New Orleans
on the evening of the 20th from Brazos, with adyi
ces to the 10th inst.
Monterey was in the quiet possession Of General
Taylor's army. Gen. Smith writes that "we have
taken thiry-two pieces of brass cannon, and i'm
mense amount of ordnance stores, and now in
the possession Of all the works, the city and surround
ing country"
Lieuts. Sacket and Curd came passengers in the Gal
veston the latter is bearer Of dispatches to Wash
ington.
The Picayune says: 90 Two men who distinguished
themselves by the in which they served Next
can guns at Monterey, deSerterS from our drtfl
lerg. They deserted at Fort Brown. One of them,
an Irishman, is named Reilly; the name of the other
has escaped our informant.
The report of the death Of Col. McClung of the
Mississippi volunteers, was totally unfounded. An
officer who left Monterey on the 9th inst says that he
was improving and il was thought he would recover.
His friends will regret to hear that Lieut. Diworth
Of the LIST Infantry has died Of his wounds. Lieut.
Graham Of the 4h Infantry still alive, and hopes
were entertained that he would recover. He Is so
desperately wounded that his recovery would be
deemed miracle, but he has great strength OF con-
sttution and his numerous friends do not despair.
Maj Lear, Of the Sd Infantry, is doing well, and il
is believed that he will recover.
Capt Owen, formerly Lieutenant,) of the Balti-
more battalion, left Monterey on the 10th inst, and
we are indebted to him for many interesting details
He informs that the American loss in the three
actions is set down at FIVE hundred and sixty-one,
killed and wounded Our correspondent, writing on
the 29h ult makes the loss little less, but it had
not then been ascertaned with precision. The Next
can loss has not been and probably will be
certained with precision. 1t is believed to exceed
one thousand.
Capt Owen left Mr.. Kendall at Camargo on his
way home.
In the American Flag we find announced the death
Of Capt Robert Mitchell, Assistant QUartermaster Ia
the Indiana volunteers He died at Matamoras on
the 7th inst
We find the following in the Flag of the 7th inst
Last of men ich0 hare died in General Hospital al
Polk IfrdS. fran Sept. LIST TO October 9Th, 1916
Mcdowell, Newton, Weeden. Ottinger, Odell, Timms
Ryan, Stubblefield, John Bratton James Wray, John
son, Lautz, w. Cranmcre, ]. Lewis, John Peyton
G. III. Hopkinson.
Forty-one volunteers have been discharged during
the same period.
The steamer Major Brown has left Camargo to &C
up the river to ascertain how far the river may be
navgable, and the Flag says it is intended to es
tabish a military depot at the furthest nayigable
point, so TO have stores at place near pos
sible 10 the route taken By Gen. Wool, marching
from San Antonio into chihuahua. AT the last ac-
counts she had reached Mer without meeting with
obstruction, and proceeding on up. An officer
board TO survey the river and select the ex'
IRENE navigable point
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-11-05
Army Items.

A DUEL.-A duel occurred at Port Lavacca on the
4th inst, between Captain Thomas F. Marshall and
Lieut.. Jackson, of Capt Gays Company Two shots
were exchanged, but both escaped unhurt. We have
not heard the of the difficulty. Lieut. Jackson
resigned his Office in consequence, but Immediately
made application to the proper quarter for reinstate
men He arrived at this city yesterday morning and
proceeded at once to Lexington, where he resides
Louisville Courier.
C-We have rather discouraging news from the
Second Regiment (Col. McKee's) of the Kentucky
Volunteers Col. Mckee is sick and unable attend
to his dutes-Lt Col. Clay has left the Regiment and
gone to Monterey-and Mai. Fry has returned home
account of sickness. The Regiment has very
appropriately been styled, in consequence, the Or
phdn Regiment" The Volunteers have not had an
opportunity of perfectIng themselves in their drill,
and all things combined have had the effect to dis
hearten and dspirt Them and render them dissatisfied
inefficient, and worse than useless on the Rio Grande.
Louisville Courier.
AcQUITrED.-Captain McMahon, of the Georgia
Irish Greens" has been tried at Matamoras for par.
tcipang In the riot at Burta and hoDorably acquit-
ted. This was the affair in which some few were
killed, and q number, Colonel Baker among them,
wounded.
COL Harvey, we learn from the Colorado Herald.
was ordered back to San Antonio from the Preside
de la Grande, by Gen. Taylor, in consequence of a
dispute concerning precedence in rank, which he had
with some of the volunteer officers, and not IS has
been reported, because he dsobeyed orders.
paymaster has been ordered TO proceed to Nash
vile, Tenn, TO pay off the discharged volunteers in
that section of the country.
They are about erecting monument in Nashville.
IN honor Of the Tennesseeans who fell in the siege of
Monterey.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-11-05

MIAMI INDrANs.-The st. Louis Republican Of
Oct. 2lst in announcing the arrival of the Miami In
dams at ST. Louis, says they accompanied by
Francis Laontaine the chief of the natien and JAS
Sinclair. ESQ.,, the United States agent. On their ar
rival they landed at Bloody Island, opposite the
city, where they will remain until arrangements
made to convey them to Westport, on the Missouri
river, back of which, some sixty miles, being the
place assigned them for their future residence About
two hundred OF the nation, with the permission of
Congress, will remain at Fort Wayne; and Lafon-
tame, after seeing the present party safely establish
ed at their homes will return to Indiana, leay-
ing the second Chief Buriette at their head Major
Samuel Edsell and Mr. Coquilard the contractors
for their removal.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-11-05
From the Pacific.

The Washington correspondent Of the Philadelphia
Ledger states that dispatches have been received at
the Navy Department from Commodore Slcat, show
ing that every thing going well in the Paci-
c, and that but few Obstacles made by the Mex
leans to our feet taking possession of the whole coast
of Upper and Lower California. The U. S. Banner
foated from the heights of Monterey and San Fran
CISCO the most beautiful harbor on the whole coast
perhaps the most capacious and in the whole
world.
The foreign population of California delighted
with the prospect Of forming part and parcel Of the
Republic Of the United States, and received our ships
and men every where with marks of friendship and
devotion. The Mexican Governor, General Castro,
who still holds out at the head Of 100 Mexicans-the
whole force he could his aids holly pur-
sued by our gallant COL Fremont, who effected a
junction with our feet down the coast, came down to
San Francisco, and is at the head of $50 gallant
rifemen, with whom, il is confidently expected. he
will capture the Mexican Governor. General, Com
mander-in-Chie General Staff, Commissariat and all,
on his way to the city De los Angeles. BY the time
write there is no doubt whatever but that the United
States forces in complete possession of Upper an'
Lower California.
Commodore Sloat is on his way home, and expect
ed in Washington in day or two. He left Commo
dore Stockton in command Of the squadron in the Pa
cfc, from whom private letters have also reached
this place. Commodore Stockton has doubt tina
he will be able, with the force under his command Il
hold both CALIFORNIA; but suspects the Mexican pop
ulation of deep-seated hatred against our cti
zens The foreign population, however, is by far thu
numerous, and that is without exception in favo
of annexation. California is forever lost to Mexico
and now part and parcel of q civilized republic.
The Mexican population are still made to believ'
that England will eventually intercede in their be
half; but late occurrence seems to have set then
right on that score. The Colingwood, eghty-guI
flag ship of the line, Admiral Sir George Seymour
arrived at San Francisco, and exchanged civilitie
with Commodore Stockton, by whom she kindl,
furnished with spars she stood in need Of Short
ly AFTER Sir George left for the Sandwich islands, af
ter exchanging salutes with the American flag ship
This occurrence seems to have Disseminated the Mex
leans in regard to their expectation of British aid,
will noubt render the position of our force there
secure