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EOLIAN PIANOS.


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LIT ] ~ - from the mandatory Of Mum. n Cart N.~
o VINO purchased IN. Patent United Stale.
ha.saehn.sst-l Tor CoLEhANS RDIIAN ATTACH
10 the Piano Forte, anothsr
"e .ne puhiie IN sranr, also appoSafory extracts
uom ie" OF the Journals Of county AID 81 Rnr ID
ners inc nstrun"nt has been exhibited espae-. fy
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Santaees, and excellence Of ihi. bt.ation
ieel eouf@. public that Obi.
- one OF srifaoldhary the purcha-.
ne ratsnt Night the most enea wer. mad.
eipt'.msnts testing s mechanism gone into the
- IN no Hhnef iabl. IN get oct Of
.a pheie ana mat the @hoian" will remain in
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PihNo FORTE AND MUSIC STORE
th.Q.
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e. HIN All ALL .

CHINA. GLASS AND EARTHENwARE
the ships Montezuma and Adirondack. via
the subscriber has received larger portion OF his Fan
~ 'h" ship aTk away, from Liverpool daily eIpeetsd at
iIben~are, direct frsm M.RGetars eon.siinr OF n.
shapes md patterns.
ny The regular packets from Boston, receipt Of his sun.
Plies Of Gas, Manufacturer and Il pr.paI. 10 off,,
sey age and dearabe superior goods in HI. line
to all who may want.
County Merchants and other. invited To examine
MS goods and prices will be offered tho-
who buy for cash. and to punetuaI customers
49, aEe assortment Of Lard Lamp. hing Glasses stop.
Ware, &c HuCU A NATr
au 20 No. ~, West Ma Street
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INDIA RUBBER FACTORY,

store No. So Maiden Lane. New York
Wholesale AND RETAIL DEALERS IN ALL
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sgspsnder Over Shoes Carr e. To,s
- Lille Fesevers haehEe Banding Proof Clothing
every oter sree made from India Rubber arte OF Sus
penefs were exhibited al the ATE Institute
and AMER an impartial examination COMPARISON IN other. re-
'he hrs premium over ali others All make
nave Undergone The e'eest enre satfaeiop-
W uns-rVedy invite Merchants from Middle
southern and south Western at our
See thy l md good and assortment Of India
huotr "dods Our terms viii be and satisfactory 10 IN
buyers. All orders promptly executed
de i6-6m HUTCHINSON A. RJrNyOS
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New and Rich style. of Tea and Dinner


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me pabhe snvied Lkev- patterns Flowing aD
blue Jet Dinner servcssand White and
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MORRIS ROBINSON, Preside mt.


The subscriber Agent for the above Company prepared
receive applications for Life Insurance for periods
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exceeding $40 600 life The Insurance
Of the Intermediate yeaT noted
vel a. all other information those desiring
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Britain GWATHHEY.
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Music FOR THE MILLION.
ROMANS Il ELLIS,

295. BROADWAY, n. v
Solicit the attention Of Pub especially and An,
us to their valuable sees Of the MUSICAL WORLD and to
the Editions Of Cheap and elegant Music containing Popular
STANDARD and Copyright songs. Duets Gees Marches waze.
&C win u Accompaniment for occasional
aeeomEaniments for the F1ute-AT THAN HALF THE
USUAL. PRICES. "
Romans ELI. have Published
S1 FepHLfv SHs S1ra-Pre 6! ets Sari,
- u be there " worisb! FItzbal, II. Rodwru
Let no Thought OF Care oPpres Thee by Jenfeys
music from Norma. -
Par away my Bright Land words by Jeffrey. muse
from Norma.
20 cast that sh7dow from Blow
Sgnny Hours Of Chidhood" words by Carpenter
The Meldes OF Lands; words JeGreys music by
Charles w. Clover.
ffre toe Cons yv- Ia S0HsGzbula-s 95 6! .gs
-blrk Eyed Beauty adapted Cavauua .u Non ss
-Ah are joyful ada, Ted To the beautiful TutIo Clio "A
All Perchs Pose
Vet no Sorrow adapted the air ~Ah non Giunge-
S-sm e Love for voices to the air
"Prendi Lane u Dlno" -
four seee Ais from sPho admired Opera and u
mira arranged for the Pauo Forte BY
J. r BaTro~s.-Pnee IS -
rive VALVES from Bale Opera The Daughter Of St
Marx arranged for the Piano by Charles Cooie
Puce IS
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VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
MJTSIC,

SIGNOR GEORGE takes pleasure in informing the
~ Of Richmond and vicinity, that he located
this city and prepared give Lessons
-rzta vSsie sgnnr George will lessons Forte
Guta Caronetie Flute COrnopean Kent Buge Horn
&C &c His peeai IHstruei0ss
al To give hpupIls thorough knowledge OF
CASES be formed at HI. residence
Ladies who prefer will be residences Gen
uemen whodesre TO fern idieHr Bead themselves
do 20 and receive instruction all kinds 81 wind
the most moderate ierms-Ihe class 10 be Evening
ANY communication len NJ thu residence
H. Tayor Music store Nash woodhouss; W. Randolph
{ 's Book will be
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FOR NEW ORLEANS-

IVTt N IL W " II Ia Ia al q
III hshINs LiBBYs Line Pa-k e,s b.,x.., R..,o,, -
New oI-ans, will Commence tA-ir r,xu,, nun ). s,s
anu ~in De eompo-ed Of the following vA--sls
r. on ~ nn''oh' Capt HsAs Hosros
Brig JOSEPHINE o., - n,
Ons OF The above v----ls tins Mac
nonn, we can with CONFIDENCE reeomn. I'd IN. abcv, $3.50,
w puoue AZ they were bsin expressly for IN. tad. and u -
" D~ " any other ve-e pd.d b .t,.dv - a.
Ie' men OF long experience For h,i~h, n,
J. FISHER 4 sON, or
% ,,x HAsKiNs 4 LIBBY
an freight from the for abov. ye---, vii, h
wharfage. WY N"' 'es~Ai mafase and
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n Il
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DOMESTIC COTTON GOODS

lo's TO SUIT purchasers, for export or country
,laes Shes'lnEs shuing, oInaburr. Dnrns. Tesiny
Ais COTTON YARNS. twist and filing f,,, NJ. o.. a. -,
slpciof qualify for Manufacturers from the best Mn. IN r
Gcotsa south Carolina North Cs,oir, vi,,irt, r.. =,
N'w I'isy rms Nos to H. escorted r country 80 %
Aiso Carpet Warp, Wick Baus. Seine and yy,,,,... r..
and WatdirE '''' ""' wrapping IWine
" Lioctal advances eonsgnr'ess m roi .,,., s M
a. A., '"'u "uelts Rsp srEHHiNs
wv " Nassau street. Nsu yort
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49, Freight and Pa..ax,
~ BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA

tR8r The steamer Columbus, Capt. Par
49,, . ri-h viii continue regular trp- between mi.
n' nsu""fe during the Rahtno,- ever
na' moon nj oeboek, and will folo~pr
On bef return will leave the .vey
best hind. ''' p4--'hssfs are OF The
49, 40 S"a rare TO Baltimore only IS 90
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A CHEMICAL RESULT

MI Y CELEBRATED VEGETABLE LIQUID HAIR Dye On
aoe persons 70 dye inansheousiy hair without the
lne"nvesi.ws Fof changing red grey hair vhi.l.r.
yeofo"~ Se 10 brown black color Tn. ,rh..
ev consequences be feared u.--t
This eompo'iton s the only .aseton.d by IN.
eehe OF Chemiy TO dye Ddehbe amer the var
au"ns OF eoors without danger and TO-
ID. liberal patronage and Unlimited confidence Of the
oaek required asst for Dor marked N brown boz marked
H. For sale, wholesale retail by
JULES HAZEL. PerTamsr md Ch-nia
-. No 20 sonh ID st.. below Chestnut Philadelphia
ana BY my Agents Main Street L.. cinter A D,v.l A 90 N
n DnSa- Duquesne shoesoe Hill: 4. n Zaebr,..on w m
Dofnin Petersburg BrasFs. Thomas Co
W Be~ur- of for -Jule. U,,.r.
heun haH Dye" u you want the genuine article.
pJ Premiums awarded Franklin In.,i,u,- a.Sa-,
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To THE LADIES m RTICULAR.

TO THE LADIES IN RTICULAR
DEPiLhroRY POWDER ben found highly b,pe6. Ella.
w and Of ladies' been m cd win SUI
pernous hair principally when been confined To IN.
upper lip and de OF the face eune 10 M. o
features When used With according 10 the rec
hon VIII be found to be addition the u,.
OF any sharp instrument entirely hair is removed
IN he or u n minutes after is application
This composition inahle, 10 r.moy. al
Gus hair Amer have received ceri6eat. Of
sueeess which cannot b. contested
For sale, wholesale and AT
JULES HAUEL's DEPOT,
80 South ~ Street below Chestnut.
And by my Agents Main Street: L. Giaie A. Euyal A. Co
X Du'a Duqu~sne. shoekoe Hin 8. NJ Zaehr.son ~ n
Dornin Peiersbsrg Brasrs, Thomas a
RJrPrsmums awarded tie Far Iasftute
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JOHN J. BROWN,
JOHN V. HARDWICKE,

just returned from the North with the fashionable
Goods imported for the trsdetbey excel ed IN
quality here esewbere lie and the publ
generally 10 call aud examine than He pledges himself
them on terms as the quality be purchased
in any city 1.-THE Union. 80 "a
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EIa-Pe .. Rai.,-sr "A. a.,sra.ee Of sioO. .. s.Sle
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ELY JELLY Superior Jelles, such
~ aea font raspbe grape and ruava can be had at
al tunes BY calling on JUAN PIZZINI.
Dc ~ Ncrt door To the EXCHANGE BANK
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01rAN IMPORTANT NOTICE.-t0
klKOOkS. BELL q HUDSON cnniemnlnfe

IrAU ROCCHIERL HENusTATIC AND ANrIsCoRBu.
~ TiC-For Pulmonary Affections and M soppas Hemor-
fage of the Lungs, Blood Vessels &C for ssis ~
?. JOHNSTON.
h0 No AZ
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DIP FOR NEW YORK. The regular pack,
WINTER ARRANGEhIrNT

- SSni NhI hAhlNE AMANDA. Rradau,y m.
most o: her cargo engaged sal Win an ro
PAen. y OF freight or passage apply board or 10
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-08-13
FRnN MEKlcn.

The Lrigale Rnritsn, Capt. Grearr,
arrised d Pensae.ln on ne 24th ulsimo
i.om Vera Cruz. which place she Isll ea
me I7lh.
Grn. Paroles Vas slill a he city "
Mexico. Gen. More. ne nsr command
sni Of The cas- le ard rily of yera cmz,
hsd entered npnn his duties. and hid !
body u several hundred men u unrk ev-
cry morning On he low s.hd beach sd-
joining the castle. where he . lhFonin
up additional breastworss.
The British stesmer arrived n Vera
Cruz on The I5th, without Santa Anns.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-08-13
LATER FROM THE ARMY.

By accounts from the Rio Grande 10 the
2lst ultimo We learn that there is a gene
raj movement Of the troops up the river.
General Taylor was still at Matamoros,
but he was sending forward the recruits rs
fast rs his means Of transportation would
permit him 10 do 80. 80.
Advices had arrived of the taking Of the
town Of camorgo. Six companies of the
Seventh Regiment had entered that place
without firing a gun. These companies
were under the command OF Captain Whit
ing and others. @a .s- :.-:
General Taylor had received reports
from reconnaissance parties, who reported
only three hundred troops at Monterey.
The general impression in the army was
that there would be no resistance offered
to the American forces This side Of ihatrily.
A.. .=-.asa,ians far an aiiaek nf the town
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Late from The Army
cAAIARG0 TAKEN.

The steamer Fashion arrived ~ n. Or.
leans on the 2alh ull., having lell BrszOs
Santiago on the 2lsl. Tie only news
Of much Importance brought by her. Is
the taking possession Of CsmaEgo On The
18th. BY SIX companies Of the 7Ih Regi-
meni. Under earlain Whiting and others.
Col. carrsjabal Witnessed The occupation
Of the tan BY our troops iram the OH
err side Of lhe river 81. Juan. without of.
leTing any resistance. General Tsylnr.
who was still al Malamoros engaged 10
forwarding The recruits up the river. had
ascenaineal that iheTHsweTe but 300 troops
a. Monterey. and The impression in The
army was general that no resistance would
be offered BY the Mexicans this eide Of
that city. A report was current that Col.
Lumsden with his rangers had been 10.
IereepIed By the Indians, but IL was not
generally believed.
Repor's had reached the camp that Pa.
redes Was afraid 10 leave the city Of Mex
ieo--his presence there being necessary
10 keep down q threatened resolution.
Occasional. brtils beta cen the Msxi-
cans and the Texan volunteers occurred.
The regular soldiers sxertsd every means
for the protection OF The citizens. Win
were promised security and support in
case they conduct themselves in a peace.
able and in0fIensive msnner.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-08-13
MILITARY MOVEMENT.

The California Toiunieers This re.
gimen,, commanded by Col. ]. d. Steven.
son, embarked from the city of New York,
on Saturday, for Governors Island, where
they are 10 remain until the iItIl instant,
when, it is said, they are 10 take their final
leave. # - Il.
Illinois Toi,intrers.-Gen. Wool. ar.
companied by his aids, and large portion
OF the Illinois volunteers, reached New
Orleans on the Odd nliimo. These troous.
it is stated are destined for San Antonio de
Bexar. $50 >.
Irropsf for chihuahna.--Ligh. compa.
pany B, Of the 4th regiment Of U. $. ar.
tillery, under the command of Capt J. NJ.
Washington. forihe same destination. pass.
ed Vicksburg on the 18th ul,. Capt. w.
furnished the editor OF the Sentinel with
a statement Of the force which is TO proceed
to the Mexican State of chihuahua. by
way Of Antonio, as follows:
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FROM YUCATAN.

We are indebted TO Capt. ]. p. Lew
ter The latest advices from labasco. III,
Iefi there on The 18th ultimo.
Adv'ces had just been received from
Pechncalsa that declaration had bee,
made there for Santa Anna and Federal.
ism. Gov. Belches was at the head q
the movement. The motives of the in,
suTrection are represented as any ,hinp
5pt patriotic. The chief object being "a
false contributions from the indolent7 40.
rictilirlrisls and overburdened merchants
The conduct Of the Government of Yu.
catan Is represented by Captain Levy as
marked by dupliciiy. Processing neu.
IralIty, the people are said 10 be the mosI
Tirulent enemies we have. Mexieans
avail themselves Of The anomalous posi
'lon OF Y"ca.aa. and place their vessels
under the protection Of the Yucstan llau
To screen them from our vessel : of war
ny these vessels The other ports of Mex.
leo are 'uppllsd with provisions aud OH.
ef desirable articles. We have been in.
tv!nedi0 IRON source entirely distinct
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-08-13
THE TARIFF BILL-THE CAUCUS sYs.
TEN. @E ~

If any thing can open The eyes or the
people 10 their true interests, il will be the
passage Of Mr.. McKay's an,i-workina
man and pro-rich man Tariff Bill. In
the language Of Mr.. Webster
They will perceive and understand that
it is bill which goes 10 take his living
from the poor and laborious man, while il
lessons the taxes of his rich neighbor.
None are so blind that they will not see
this; nor are the people SO callous that
they will not feel it. -<e~
If il be asked how bill thus charac-
terized could have got through Congress,
we point 10 the Democratic Caucus or
Convention which neninated Mr.. Polk,
and which pledged him, and his party TO
certain catch-vote principles and party
war cries. The evils of this Caucus sys-
tenn are becoming daily more manifest.
By il, popular sentiment is manufactured,
controlIediand thwarted. BY it the most
responsible offices are dispensed, and BY
it the country is saddled with the most
pernicious legislation. . 'a"s..s ...<t Cd
claim set up by the Baltimore eau
Gus forced the country TO the very verge
of war with Great Britain, and would,
but for Wing moderation and firmness,
have forced it over the verge. sf5@ ~.a
An edict of the same body has repealed
a bill which paid large debt due by the
country: which gave life and energy to
a working people; which melted the en-
terprise and developed The resources of a
great Nation; and which did no man Iiv-
ing in the United States one particle of
injury. In the history of party blindness
and subserviency, there is not recorded a
more melancholy and humilisting instance
Than this repeal. And with what beauti-
Iul consistency do the dominant party
now presens themselves 10 the country !! II
But lately. they would fight Great Britain
up To " 54-40".--for barren and we'll
sigh worthless country. Now, they fgh,
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asslzEi n ~ 1e from e sxpoSuxs.s ..
he xsE4 n Ga1. Thas saea uiao nlsks
a trade Ct PslisOs saoeld Do 80. y n0,
N"nGssfsl: hag or chief shield srzins.
Their mseiinnssOns. Is me 6aeli,y a chris,
nan ministers. N0 20 tie lad, Wheu
PHlsllsal sshemrFs sh1ll n ahae "a over
ave he pElpil. and mnfie he trumpet q
6od's ulesSengsr, lest IL pour forth notes
Of waEniag.
sner PusiiEg several srguments sgainsg
sndalg,ag > war-sPiTit. d.. Sharp SAYS:
" Il sh0sh never he gorgosien that war
not 0alr organizes IN wrong passions. but
= aiwsys iafamss and extends lllem. War
may ladesi b lie result II ; noli-hesrted.
cAlsalsliaT, selfish policy. II may orr
ginaGe with . fcw POLITICIANS who have
some sinister ends 10 accomplish, by STIR
ging Up Eslional hatred and strife. They
haze no particularly hot feeling upon the
sabjeei. They have no malice. or re-
1engs, bat they imagine il woald raise
Their fortunes, by increasing The Eslne Of
EssG.1ya.ed lands ii which they have
been sPecnlaIiRg; and they suppose il
would Strengthen their party. And for
sGeh unworthy and merely personal OBJ
jecis, lhey are willing 10 involve their
eOuRlIy an al de horrors of war"
This is 4 simple statement II . most a.
mfnia5le fart. Politicians learn the art
OF trieking the people into a war al an
euaFsnQuS exDensa IN tha great mass arI
for the gain Of . few. Even now. from
The halls Of Congress, from the platform
AMI the press. We hear the cry, task no,
nov how the war originated. but how 10
carry II on with success; remember our
gallant LILLE army is in danger, and our
fist business i to rescEe il. to punish our
foes, and siadicate the glory Of American !
arms." Thus The leaders scatter shining !
dust in the eyes Of their followers. THIS |
are We called upon 10 forget how the war
with Mexico began.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-08-13
The progess Of ChristiaritY. IN cbi.

Inc progress OF christianity, in Chi.
ma seems To be more probable Than al aty
time heretofore. A leiirr from Mr.. Pol.
hemus, The only American missionary al
Annoy. one Of the Eve free ports, under
date Of 25ih February, says: Il ..ca
"On the 10Th of this month were an
invited to feast. prepared by the i've
nigh mandarins Of Annoy for the mis-
slonaries. Such an event is unknown in
the history Of missions in China; and il
Is an attention which has no, been shown
10 any oil the mercantile foreign residents.
The utmost fiendIine.s of feeling prc-
walls here among The rulers as well as The
ruled. and our message is lisu ned to with
attention by all classes. With such be-
ginning and such prospects, how loud The
call for missionaries to enter at once upon
this inviting field" ...... =. .s-t
Rev. DR.. Brdgman, of Canton. in n
let eI Of March 9th, says: .@4sf
by the las. overland arrival nine I,al-
ian priests came to China and these are
no, The first Who have arrived this year.
Before long The whole country will need
missionaries. In my judgment i, Is much
more likely that all China will be omen
10 US ten years hence than il was ten
years ago that We should now have five
ports accessible ard free federation far ma
i've Christians throughout the Empire"
AS 10 the act Of liberation. 4 think
you need have no concern. 1, is the o.
p'n'on 81 mosi-and they are doubtless
c"rrert-Ihat The Chinese Government
intends to give full federation to Christi.
ah''y. not to one rect, but to all who, !. DO
ing WELL" worship the Lord Jesus Christ.
An imperial decree has just been pronul-
gs'ed' restoring to the Chinese Christians
al! their sncy,sni houses, built in The reign
ct kanghi, with the exception Of such a,
have been converted into temples or inio
dwelling houses for The teople. A, pre-.
SENT though We cannot 60 into the coun.
try ourselves, Christian converts and our
agents can" --.------
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NINE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Ratification ofthe OREGON Treaty.

Boston. Aug. ID. bP.M
The steamer Hihernia. = iih ness f.om
Liverpool ln he l9lh uIlimo. wss ZEE
Rrsphsd n IN early houI this mssnire.
and his ssnee sruEsd 81 The whsTL She
h'InRs the Oregon trssiy ~ ifee ~ he
Brush GoyFTna ent under the sesl 81 The
nss F"re'gn Sssre,siy. Loud PslasIsfn.
This doenmrhi sss signed BY he LoId-
ship End Mr. MrI.she on n G 9Th ull.. 81
The Foreign 0fiise. and alsIwsrds eon-
seysd BY express Tor despatch Nv The
II 'bsrnis, by his EIstll.hry Me-. MeLsne.
Minister 10 Great Bfiiain.
Ia tie House Of Lords. en he 9Th Of
July. The M-rqun Of Lansdowne rnss
and sald thai IL ass bic duty TO 10y before
their L"rd.hips and Tie House lhe TRAY
which had just hen concluded between
Her Majesty ard he Government of lie
U. Safes 10 teItrsnrs 10 The Oregon ter.
rllory. lie had The satisfaction Of inform.
inc their lord,hips that faiiicslions bad
that day been txrhanged.
Annilar nntirs vas Rivenin the House
Of Commons by Lord P.lmsntnn. aho
appeared 81 the bar and stared hat hs had
a paper to ptessnI BY command Gf Her
II jesiy.
The nsw Ministry had 60, 10 work.
and The b0siaes Il lhe ennnmy l, sgsin 10
. .ias oil progression. Al ,be members
hs'e been returned IN the Opposition .x.
e'pl Mt. MsCanley aud Lord Etinetan.
l" e'ery qusiIer . depnsiIi"u es,s,s to
give he nsw M'nIsny isir trial. -
In cnas' quence oi he Iclsm eni my
past, the conniIy need. repose. and iih
the exception OF the sng.r dulIes there 10
no permsnsn, question likely TO ,mhat.
rss' the Ministry or iesi their rapsbiliy.
The sff,I,s of this sss.,on OF PsIIIsmsr {
wall be would up. rrob.bly, BY The md.
die ~ Augs.L Ihr gres, mosrmrnt 10
IeIgbarse Me-. Cosden Tor the loss OF
ns'''h shd money 70 pt"g'"s.sna .res-.
There seems every chance Inst the elDO,
600 liked Upon % the mar,uum Of lhs
,mnun' TO he gwen him sill be raised.
Eh"ri' will be made 10 -Iaiss a srlsnd,d
monomeni 70 81, Robert Peel, BY mean,
OF penny subscriptions throul hout the
BRUSH Empire as an expression OF the
nauon's gratitude. ~ -
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81 This force. it is stated, constitutes an
independent command, which will be Nm.
der Gen. Butler. II is to strike into the
Province Of Chihuahau, between Santa Fe
and Gen. Taylor's position; and il will no
doubt intercept the retreat of the forces
which will fall back from Gen. Kearney
at Santa Fe. 1t will take the Santa Re
route 10 Mexico, and there co operate with
Gen. Taylor. Its route is through the
most healthy and richest parts of N orthern
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