Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-11-10

SoUTH CAROLINA g ELEcTIoN.-It is
said that Messrs. Black, Sims, Burt,
Holmes and Rhett, have been elected TO
Congress from this State. Two districts
remain to be heard from. aaa
PARDON TO ITALIAN REFUG EEs.--Ts
is stated that Pope Plus TX has given no.
tice to ali Italians who have, been cxpel-
led fromtheir country for political reasons,
that a full pardon will be granted to them
upon their making a promise, on their
homo r. Shat in future, they will not in any
manner, abuse this act of clemency. The
official notice ofthis act appears in the
Courier des Etats. Unis, signed Daniel
s. Desmond, Consul General of the Pom.
lifcal States.
GENERAL PAREDEs.- When this func-
tionary arrived at Havana, It is said he
was asked if he did not wish to take pas.
sage for the United States. He stated
that he would do so, lift were not for the
fears he had that the Americans would
shoot him.
rWe learn from the Washington
Union, that The report that the President
had called on Pennsylvania and New
York, for more volunteers, is without
foundation. 9
81 Monterey, the city at which the last
battle was fought, is about two hundred
miles southwest from Camargo. Saltil-
10, the next point to which General Taylor
will move, on his way to San Luis Poto-
81, is in Coahuila, and about one hundred
miles from Monterey, in a southwest d.
rection from the latter place. San Luis
Potosi (the point at which it is said the
Mexicans are 10 centre) is the capital of
the state or pr vince of the same name,
and is about three hundred miles north
east from Saltillo. Ifthen, as has been
o,ted, General Patterson, with his
command of volunteers, has been ordered
10 Tampico he will have some enemies in
his front, and old "Rough and Ready" to
to back him.
ARKANsAs.-Th Democrats have c.
lected their candidate to Congress from
Arkansas, by an overwhelming majority.
0FThe Native American party in
Pennsylvania, at the recent election, poll
ed about twenty thousand votes, but have
succeeded in electing only one member to
Congress, and sheriff:
O I is stated that newspaper is to
'.e established at Washington, by the
leading abolitionist, and that the Soutt-
erners. are determined to start journal
in opposition.
MIcHIGAN.-The returns of the cleo
ton from this State, so far, are decidedly
favorable to the democrats. sas
CFThe statement that charges had
been made by General Taylor, against
General Butler, has been contradicted
by the Washington Union.
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GIVE are requested to state that five
or six young men qualified to teach school,
are wanted in Irequois county-to whom
good wages viii be paid, if application is
made soon. 49, $50 $500
ATTEMPT TO LAsso A BoY.-The
steamer Corvette,l on her trip down from
Camargo, stopped for the night at ran
cho on the river, and small boy attached
to the boat went ashore and strayed some
idistaace from the bank. He was espied
by Mexican, who thought to entrap him
with a lasso and. drag him off. The Mex
lean was no. doubt expert in the use of
this weapon, but somehow he was not
qnick enough in his movements. He sue
ceeded in encircling the boy with the
moose, but before he could throw him
from his feet, the youngster fired two
pistol balls into HIM which hurried Mr..
Mexican off; no siouht quite sick at the
stomach. The boy was not over thirteen
years ofage. The Mexicans must think
The Yankees are aborn veteran" pistol
shooters atamoros Eagle.