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in Dem usrlbeoenarti9iten Goifine, ses
fol9t BON elmer 6inefI6en Wuiifbonos,
'pelbe DEN obrenjerreibenoiten Speftafel
moebte. Oarnob fab man auf bobsm
Sro9lPi1el, bon II SrGeern eetra9en, ben
9roBen Sepin9, 9efol9t BON Wanoaris
men, &r!e9ern Su SUP uno 5u pferoe.
Qm ndbfen Sage tpuroe 5u Gbren
Sepn9's cine 9robe 3ruppenrepde 9ebals
ten, bel Der fi6 Der 5err Miniifer nidt
peni9 iiber bic nut iterbaften Grsreitien su
perWunoetn ibien.
gfod einem Iufentbalt BON 4 Eaeen
perlieb berielbe uns toieoer, wdbreno tpels
her 3sit ct bon Dem en9liI6en Iomirale
uno Dem @ouperneur febr fetirt war.--
Gas Gelbenf be6 eestern bsi'mS6eioen,
beftebeno in einem Qaore piitolen uno els
mem treffli6en en9lilben pferoe, follen
gang beionoers 9ndoi9 oufeenommen nor.
ben fein.
Won bate ertpartet, oab ,pibti9e 1tns
terbonclun9en 5'pif6en &epin9 uno benz
9oupern6r 9epfIo9en lptirben, iiber Seffs
nun9 BET Shore Ganton'6 gum freien uns
9ebinoerten Gintritt Oct Sremoen uno Gs
bet Die 3uruGbebaltun9 bet bel Ninepo
9ele9enen Snie Gbulan, tpel6e Dem Sries
oen5pertro9e 9emGb, Sebruar 1916, BON
Den Gn9ldnoern 8crdumt ,peroen mus.
Gtwo6 Seitimmtes 1T ober recer tiber
oo5 Gine, NOD iibsr bo6 Qnoers befannt
9erporoen. Die politie Ibeint bur6 bic
pielen eulfborfeiten gang perordnet ODER
rpen9ifens oL5 Webeniotbe bebanoeIt ;u
lein. Oo6 bat Iein 8eiu3 pobl bo3u
bei9etro9en bel Den @Dineien bic Sorur4
tbeile 9e9en Die Srsmoen mebr su pernit
i6en, ieoenfots ober lpeni9ifens oa;u, bic
outd9libe @lelbf6rmi9fcit oes eebsns
bier etpQ5 81 unterbrstbeN.
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&epin9's SeIu6 III Song Soma.

(Ius cincm Yripatttrelbcn bon 5cnasSons,
in gblna, ben %. SloUember l845.)
Sn Song Song berIbte in pori9er $50
dye Elm un9espobntes reyes eeben. &epin9,
oer 9robtc lebenoe StaatsmannGbina II.
Der erfte i'm &an9e na6 Sr, bimmlil l6en
Woieitdt, Dem Safer Saontman9, fiat.
tete uns einen 8eluD ob, UNI oa5 Geoei=
ben Der Sniel, bic ct felt Dem Srieoen5
lblui1e nitbt 9eleben bate, in 2fu9ens
ibeln 5u nebmen.
ytaboem am lS. Nop. 5tpei en9liI6e
&rieesoampflbiffe na1 Canton ab9e9an=
gen waren, UNI Den boben Galt gu bolen,
traf oerIelbe am 2llten oieies nit einem
sldn5enoen Gefolee, befebeno aus elmer
oroBen 3abl BON Manoorlnen, Wuiifbon:
oen, buntlbedi9en &rie9ern &c. &c. bier
elm. Gin 8e9iment brittilber Solootsn
mar unter 8eWebr 9etreten, um Den all
mdbtissn Miniiter sparoepoll Su empfan:
gen. Sin srobes Sous, ndbit Dem uni=
ri9en uno einem periil6en &aufmanne
9eboreno, mar gu ieinem Suartier ee=
wdbt uno pom Oa6e uniers SauIes mar
uns Der bette ueberblicf uber Die curiole
proeellion perttottet, mas oenn um 70 in
terefanter tpar, als Die Sremoen bier nur
bo6f ielten @eleSenbeit boben, Monoas
rine uno b0bere Staotsbeamte oes blmn,=
lil6en 8eibs 5u feben.
Sem 5us poran marlbierte cine 2lbs
tbeilune brittiI Iber Soloaten i'm paraoes
fbritt unb flinsenbem Spiele. Damn
Fam elm srober .paufe binsff9sr 8rieeer
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uno ttatt oes Settes cine S6Itte Strob."
Watwei feinerfeit6 befannte, oer Snoe
babe ibm pertraut, oab ct cine febr por:
nebme Same Dor Den 0tadfori ibun9en Der
Ge9ierun9 perbor9en balte. Oas iei es
9eween, erfldrte Der l1froiner, wa6 ibn
ein5i9 uno oQein bepo9en, bic Sabc &C..
beim Su bolten :; ais ct ieoob erfabren, oaB
Smelanfa nur cine Ma9o Iei, babe ct oen
@ntl6luB 9efoBt, oa6 6ebeimniB 5u ents
buaen, uno nur einen 9initi9en 2(nlob
oa6u ob9eportet.
Oiele 3eu9nif1e reibten bin, Den &is5fa
5u peroerben. Ser Sorfano be6 Inter:
iubun9s9eribtes, Stoots:Iotb @raf bon
Sweuteslalp Sier5pedp, unSuodn9lib ben
Seriutben oer Seite6un9, tpel6e gu tpa>
gen &i55fa Die 8rebbeit belub, brobte
Den S6uloi9en Sum @efdnonib oller ieis
net Sreoel.
0o5 urtbeil lautet bunoert uno einen
&nutenbieb, oa in RuBlanb Die unmittel:
bare SOoe6ftrofe fir fein onoere5 Serbre.
6en, ol6 fir Den 6obperrotb ou69elprp.
6en miro, II. ouf Iebensldn9lide 3lpon96s
arbeit in Den Ser9werfen, weldb leeterer
She'll oe6 Spru6ea i(luioriib f6ien, ba
ielten Elm Menl6 bunoert &nutenbiebe
iiberlebt.
gtotboem oer &ail ler oo6 ltrtbeil beitd=
ti9t, tpuroe 5ur 8ouSiebun9 oef1elbeu ouf
Dem Nlarftploee gu Sptomir 9efbritten.
0erSerbreber moro auf Elm i0rG9 lic9eno
Srett 9ebunoen, ben &ppf oben, Die SGbe
unten, uno erbielt bon orei &ne0ten Die
ibm 5u9etbeilte 8obe, BON oenen INNER
Giner UNI Den 2(noern ibm einen Oieb CAB,
uno sebn S6ritte tpeit 5uriiflpron9. 0os
Sleiih bin9 pom Gucfen oeS Gjefnuteten,
Der feinen eout bon fib CAB, unO bic un:
menIblibe Mibbonolun9 lpuncerborer
g8eile iiberlebte. 2(l6 man ibn lo59ebun:
Den, ifono ct auf, perlanete Sronntlpein,
tronf popon INNER ouf einen Bug orei
tSldler, uno 9in9 Damn su SUP in6 Spi=
tai, obne elmer ltnterftusun9 Su beourfen,
&is6fa 1T Die pierte perion, Die gu Sp:
tomir bic 9roBe&nuten5dbti9un iiberlebt,
Die erite rpar Der rulliitbe Soloat Sman
Storenfo, i'm Sabr 1897, M6roer elmer
Suoenf fomilie. Oie stpeite gobel 6erib:
fapa, Die Elm Gbriltenpdoben per9iftete
uno ibren Sbpie9eruoter um9ebradt bat:
te, i'm Sabr 1900. Sie brittle. i'm SoDr
1903, elm beru6ti9ter 8Guber, 6omo
Moiinfa polipon. Die pierte enolib &is5:
ia, behen 9ei6ibte mir eben ersdblten.
splttst. Courier.
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Gluc lanse Abnelrnbeit.

Sr. Gbouncep Shsloon, unsefdbr 60
Sabre alt, frdber spobnbaft in Utica.
Mi6i9on, 1T bon ieiner @tfan9enIbaft
in Son Siemen'5 Gano surdd eefebrt.
S0eloon fam ON 4ten December 1888.
Mor9en5, NIT ieinem Bo9en uno swei
pferoen no@0etroit, al5 9eraoc cine ub.
tbeitun9 potroten i'm Ss9rif mar, nab
2Sinoior iiber6uieeen, TIM e5 on5usreifen.
Gr lisB ieinen Ba9en in Der Strobe, uno
500 NIT Den patriotcn, obalsitb ct sor
nicbt an cine iolbe llnternebmun9 oa6te,
ais ct feline Somitie pertieb. ST spurbe
9efan9en 9enommen, II. nab LANCER Soft
in Canada ou eebjeit nab Der Strdfs
lin9ss@olonie Son Sieman's 2ano Der.
bannt. Sor 5pei Sabren, penn mir nidt
irren, purbe ct be9nooi9t, uno perlieb Dor
einem Sabr NIT II anoern spelbe sleibs
fats be9nooi9t .poroen marsn, San Dies
mems eano, nab 0onolula, auf oen
Sanopi6 Snfeln. Gin amerifaniibes
&rietbsfDif nobm ibn nab panana, ,po
ibm bic Sffieiere oes &ri9sibifes $3.50
ibenften I'm feline Geile fortIeeen 5u
f6nnen. Gr reif'te iiber bic eanoenae
BON panoma na6 Gba9res, uno bon ba
tiber Sapanna no1 Steu yorf. Da 6r.
Sbeloon BON Canada ums Gap ber euten
Sofnune na6 San Oiemens eano
tronsportirt poroen tpar, 70 bat er cine
8elie um Die Belt semabt, uno ;tpar in
after Gile, ob9lei6 er 8 Sabre oaju braub.
te, oenn ols er bon 5ous weefubr, uoats
er bios no6 Detroit 9eben. g8ir tpdns
fben, oob Der mutbise2(lte nod lan9e leben
mo9e, UNI ourb Die Grinneruns an feline
lanse 3eile fir Die iiberifanoene Wube
belobnt 5u tperoen.
Sebr fbmed,elbaft. = Wad, einem ge.
ribt Der Srrenarifalt in Slumentbat bel
Reu gorf ecbt berpcr, oaB i'm oortieen
Snlfitut nod nemal6 Elm 0erauseeber ei,
ner Seitun9 mar. pdbreno Iouofaten,
preoieer. Ooftoren u.&Inlfler Die Webr.
5obl biloen. Den @runo fonnen mir leibt
oarin finoen, oae Is nur iebr psni9e Goj.
loren giebt, ole 70 pisl @eo uno 3et ba.
ben um btioes in Gurus coer Spiel Su
veroeucen. uno oa6 fetbit oieie wenigen
luserleienen INNER nob NIT Iblebt 3ab,
lenoen Subieribentsu su itaiTen baben.
ibnen alio feline 3cit iibria blsibt n6rrifb
Au psroen.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-06-06

had real estate subject to execution affirmed. SPooNER
and for the plaintiffs RYMaN for the defendants
The Richmond Trading and Manufacturing Company
Farquhdr. Error the Wayne C. c Opinion by DEWEY j.
An ambiguity arising from the phIaseology OF written
instrument cannot be explained by palol evidence.
given by the seller of goods to thid person to
weigh deliver them buyer does not authorize the
agent behalf of the seller that the goods
Of particular quality.
An instrument of writing be construed by the CeuI
and not by the jury.
II wool sold in bales marked aes, and described,
certain quality, there by the seller, that the
wool Is of That quality.
There can be M discontnuarce IF an action If plea
answer all the counts, although another plea but
part of them. RsrerseI NEwMar for plaintiff; PARKER
and TE>T for defendant
Abrams V. Smith. Appeal from the Malion C c. Cpinon
by BLAcKFoRD j.
On action of a SANDER charge that person had
committed IenentaIy oifence but insane when he
committed it's not aconabe.
demurrer Will lie for part of the words the
count
spken befoe Idence showing the quo admissible
If evidence is given tending 10 show that the words
spoken malicious the question OF malice Is for the
Malice always inferred from the speaking of action
able words They may be spoken jl>able occasion
if the plaintiff must prove malice he cannot
recover Affirmed o. Ii. SMITH Tor appellant; WICK and
barbour for appellee.
Linn v. SchHlaH. to the VandebuTgh c. c. Opn-
ion BY BLAcKFoED j. Held that the present statutory pro-
visions (R D. 81 relative the issuing Of ccPas
rep0ndendu has only to whee an arrest
is TO be made.
if the cour, damages If count IN
decla ion does contain such statement Of facts
would enable the Court to determine by calculation, the
plaintiff RereTsed BAKER for plaintiff
JONES for defendant.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-06-06

covered the terror and panic with which they retreat
ed their arthest entertainments at the gfea'est
speed; their taking everything away from the reach OF
artillerythe destruction which ought 10 have peen
occasioned by the grenadcs which well directed
that scarcely yard , distant from Inc
spot where they ought TO fallen-all contribute 70
prove that the enemy has suffered terrible INJURY u
So why if they have any valor LETT did tey
dare to repair their Publications during the h'sh'
Ii is true that from time to time we fired lew can,
mons in the dark but the aim could not be certain ana
nothing but cowarlice hndered them from answering
the fire opened them al the break OF day NJ" an
American has shown his head. Silence resns IN lher
camp aud for this motive have suspended our he IL"
dav few shots, for there enemy 10 present MN
self within reach Of batteries. To conclude we IN
brilliant paragraph the answer given by ms TX
cellency the Chief, To the account when nc
received of the proceedings Of yesterday lie say s.
Mexico ought glory, especially the Valiant DIVISIONS
Of the North that force inferior IN discipline anu per-
haps in numbers and who require neatly two months 10
receive their necessary supplies from the Capital a.
proudly defyng on immense plain, the army OF Inc
L. s. aud all the powers of that republic, who, although
they receive assistance IN fifty hours have not uaeu
to come out of the Fronton and give US battle.
p-h-c-w -
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river which runs almost at the foot of Mount Hecla
and which receives large portion of the burning
lava, hot that every day they cast upon the
bank numbers of dead trout, almost half baked.
Every night vivid streaks of the bOreals ilu
mined tie sky"
GERMANY.-The delegates Of the Zollverin are to
meet shortly at Berlin 10 continue the negotiations
commenced at Carlsruhe. The question viii be dis
cussed in this conference whether 10 favor the i'm
portation direct of raw cotton from the United States,
it VIII be requisite augment the import duty on
English twists; they viii also take into consideration
the propositions made TO tie ZoreTin tending to t.
cilitate tic means Of direct commerce with the
Transatlantic Stets.
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Died

n Sunday, May 81, Henry c. aged two years,
On Of Thomas A. and Rachel Morris.
On Sabbath afternoon, May 3lst. of scarlet fever,
ISABELLA Margaret. daughter Of james N. and Mar
aret Ray, aged years, months and days.
STANZAS
ELECTED FOR THE BEEEAvED PARENTS OF I. NJ. r
ears 70 the heart
That earh's severed ties,-
Tears Gr the loved who part
In sadness meath The Skies
Tears ,T earths brightest hopes when fled
Tears for the cherished early dead
Yes, tears may dim the eye
When sorrc sway control,
Nor yet nuTlaurina sigh
Escape the stricken soul
For all when e of Bethany slept
In deaths embrace, then 'Jesus wcpt"
And se may weep-'tis YELL
Since thus hertft We are
For grief ,iadowy spell
Is your spirits there
We mourn s.'it from You Il iwn-
a sweet voice from your household gone.
Fond memories, ween,
Are busy each heart,
Recalling each dear
In which your lost bore part
That eye of love-he smile-the Kiss
That sweet, that cherub face ye miss.
All yes round board and hearth,
\ place ye find
Bui less on earth
Your spirits here To bind;
AM the ionglH I',ic given?
.fnother harp IS strung IA hearea!
All that your fondesi
wreatiing thai brow,
Ia The spirit land above,
l. cousumnlaied
What for cur darling could We cave,
More than Heaven writes upon is grave?
Then, though We weep-rcjoicc;
Though berel-ho2e
And shall higher Joys
Your yearning spirits
Sweet You @ the skies,
No more earth bioAen ties.
In this city Friday evening last, Of SCARE, fever
Henry Coe, infant son Of ney. " lllian and Aim
Slckels, ~ 1 SIX months.
SELECTED.
Death found strange leauy thai cherib brow
Ard DASH out There t;r Il
check ana p,-he touched The veins with ice.
And the rose faded forth ron Hose hile eyes
s?ake a wslifu Tenderness doubt
Whether 10 ceve sleep, which innocence
Alone can wear. With ruthless haste lie bound
The siiken irinees @ the cuuainu- lbs
For ever there hal been mufnnng s,Gind.
Nih which babe would claim : mstAeTs ear,
Charming her ;lrs. The sInirr set
His sea Of silence. Ru there bea,ned smile
so dSed and holy from that marble brow,
Death gazed, and len II there ;-Ae dared not steal
The sisnet ring Of Heaven.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-06-06

MEXICAN STATEMENT or THEIR OWN Ioss.-fLAN
OF CAMPAIGN.-Among the papers found IN The cap
urcd effects of Arista, the morning return OF the
Mexican force on the day Of the battle, which shows
the strength of the enemy to have exceeded S'OoV ,
though it not absolutely certain that the whole OF
hat force was on tie United States bank of the Rio
Grande Gen. Arista's Aid, while making arrange
ments with distinguished officer Of our army for
the exchange OF prisoners and the of the wounded
stated that the Mexican loss i'll killed the field OF
bat. le and drowned, was SO Among the latter was
one of the priests in the train of the Mexican army,
who persisted in his fight in the waters Of the Rio
C.randc In this number, the wounded and prisoners
Of course are not included. Fifteen hundred Next
can muskets (a Kings arms,) had been collected by
our troe ps.
The plan of campaign as developed by Arsta' s
papers was for that General after demolishing the
small force under command of Gen Taylor, to over
run Texas and having effected the conquest of that
reyolcd province, If It should De necessary to secure
the fruits of victory. ii arranged that General
Paroles himself should march an army of occupation
into the conquered country.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-06-06

H.aELro~ "a Corgr, Nay Term, L d.
D. Ye.iion IF Insaire
Cr u john 'iui desei rs ne creoi'or
said Jcha Crnl.
tiled lis mortal in this court
showing u estate and complaining that
tie property, po insufficient 10 pay The Sep's
AMI demands and the heirs oi sad decedent
m ing Why sid es-ste should not
be Therefore ordered that IN. hing ana
Of known 70 the creditors oil Inc
sail Crul deceased by publication OF THIS order ior sax
iiiand STATE = ntne wstk. news
paper pai Indianapolis the count! OF Marion IN us
Informed that they notify TIE saio
Of heir respective aims
h,f stat
the contract ass,mslt upon which the be founded
the clci TIA "a The nai dbn.
sui sceint such clam wall be postponed
in fl, OF OF the claims s creos By the court
.o--s.i,-. Attest: G. BURNS Clerk
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-06-06

II INA iiAsiroN CIRcrsr CocRr. FkfL TERN \ D. lei6
.4frsdt = aehvs .33,s Iisea-FoifioR + di-oTce.
rEvuE petitioner iis LAY flied her iHth against me
named dr ea Tho ci 81 tn clef At sid ''~i.
person
the ndant, Au,rS Finch, resilient o 'e rue ~
Indiana: rherringr defrndant hereby ile h VIC
prtmn "a pending sill iarhi"n cie'R cur ae
plead. 20 lie sA,Hr q" 81 ~
ct cau~r VIII bee heard aud d f.sa :" -,
:. SroNE SOB AtieSi: J'''-' - - '
NJ.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-06-06

TfrrsS tornr. TERI, n - icfr.
.lfrrv T0ard Sigai yRo AID JOSIAH Uest-fa Chancor
N'OA The h Earl Stone her counsel, aud
anparne the Defendants Samuel
residents f state, = tteelfc
the dsln ian personally be and before
first Gay of the term thereof and
till complaint that tie same " III he
taken AID ccens Will lr had accord
usv that copy tins order he published Ia
weekly printed ani punished
Of This state III Three werks BY sncces
published i1Pon
- : So. ii Ia cum wv \ JACKSON, Clerk
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-06-06

yr,iS to 81 Io i' in, Anus, ~
Ir date NAY y 49, "'" '"-"s'- ~,
-. - ;, " H. Talxii deiefal"rd na " pay sa's
low l"9 ..iderstis A~%, h"e eii aa'ea
NJ I-ts to he ,ad M livery by arc ,,,,N a ,rooD
,s,,,r,,ais Ala, s. 1910. lcj3w Iols y. =, 49,,
uai,s here rescinaea. tho matter IN "ispate
heu mutually ioncTaby settled ana i'e "se
IulanapaIs May 9, lsst jon" 81 "
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-06-06

a. r,,r pa u,ts NAY TORN, iel
Ler dcren I'd fer ftc si' 'fa eae
Nhu- rs ianisan, adnni TIA
= sc ole llifn 81 appearing
si' itti "a ii'c -eien
Alexander, Eshin Hdsrd ~ the
denlsr. n ssti AcN ndrr. hs nriid ID tie
VT weekly a'i-
N'-kit public
rb,i inali Indiana. required by law, previous To ls
gi HIM that unless
n show the
same nil Ic n his s The
kurS: j. q. b. rms, Cek.
90. g.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-06-06
Remember

That the Democratic County Convention, for the
nomination OF candidates for Senator Representa- tives,
&c, Will be held at the Court House, in indianapolis
at 10 O'Clock l. ~ Oh
F'isc First saturday in Jl1nc.
Let every township lie fully renrescnicd
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-06-06

TIE CLIMATE OF MExlCo.-It IS said that there
is greater variety If climate in Mexico tlan in any
other country Of equal extent III the known world
The low suaii3ns are the hottest and most unhealthy
What is called the rainy season usually lasts from
the month Of May Ill October; and II IS then that the
yellow fever commits It's ravagcs. But it IS only or
Tie coast and few agnes inland, and there princ-
pally the newly arrived, that ;he climate proves de-
struc i've 10 tie human constitution IS YOU rise to
;llc able-land the begins 10 cool vegetation alto
gcther changes the tropical plants Disappear, and
those belonging temperate regions supply heir Pla
cos 1t is said that who're tic oak tree is found in
abundanre. tie yellow fever seldom pFesals and in
those regions perpetual spring abdes, the woods are
never uAcl9ihe1. and vegetable productions are al
ways to be ob,nined IN tle markets. lgh winds are
seldom knowa in tie interior Of Mexico. and whole
v.ars elapse wihou, witnessing single Storm Gin
C.H0AIce.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-06-06

~ dV'I0TNU " Ne S-H7t y IHI'a0a
Va in 81, a. Indianapolis, Hospital
square. iii CORRESPOND WI the Pis" f SAID
city, c,p s sr On The ri dy e., e"oef next al
tA,n'crk N and sli icict bidder. Tennis One thrd
siii thid in one YEAR AID
The balance m two ,e,s e sale. Further particulars
de know en- s- a -
sl,mlA Il hine the 'P7rast,nni they WI 10
,t ,r iliier "ficr>
ass,d a. ts bossd ~ the "drnA He's
plal if tlir ln>lnr.' 'tN ~ l->s, SNc.etal-
N,,0
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-06-06
Mexican Account OF Events on the ESio
Grsssde froEa May lst I'D 3sd, beth iai-
elusive.

We have been favored with the following transla-
ton OF an article in the Maamoras A" Eagle OF the
North of May 4th, giving account Of what 1t
calls the retreat Of Gen. Taylor" to Point Isabel on
the lst inst and the subsequent cannonading between
the Forts of hIatamoras and the American cncanp-
ment opposite Read in connexion with the events
which have since occurred and with the well known
fact that only one man "a sergeanD was Killed II the
Am Fort on the Bird and lth and only three up TO the
date of the last accounts 1th inst.) nothing be
more ridiculous Unless it be the reports of the same
aiir which first reached this country, repre- enting
that 100 Mexicans were killed, their batteres ST.
fenced, town burnt, &C. The Eagle admits the death
of one sergeant AMI two artilerymen on the Mexican
side during the cannonading of the 3rJ which is two
more than were killed in the American Fort. On the
whole the firing on both sides appears to have been
nearly harmless We should Ike to see what tie
Eagle VIII say Of The actions Of the Sh and 9ih Per-
haps By this time It as found ont that Gen Taylor Is
not so great coward II supposed him to be-
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n Candidate for lieutenant Governor,
vii address his fellow ci,z-s the leading questions
that aga,e country the following times and places,
viz.
At Bridgeport Marion county Thursday night June 4th.
At Bethel Frday. o'clock, p m. 5ih-
At PIE SAINT View shelby co. SATURDAY. p. M 9th.
At G,eeniie!d Hancock CO. Monday | D. m 9Th.
At Rushvie. Rush CO.. Tuesday. p. 9Th.
At ConneTs,ille Fsyetie Wednesday, P. m. 10Th.
81 Liberty. Union CO.. Thursday, l p. N. llth
Al Rr,.L.ire Frsrklin GO Ff!day. | y. m. 18th
Al (ifeenshurch Decatur co.. SATURDAY. D. m. 18th
At Manchester Dearborn co. Monday | D. m. l5th.
At Llwrencebueh, Dearborn CO.. Tus iay. p m 10Th.
At Rising IN Ohio CO.. Nedncs lay, p. IN. 18th.
At Vevay. Sevzer aud CO. Thursday. r. m ls'h-
4, Versailles R,u,ev co. rrilay | y. m 18th.
Al Verno, Jennings CO. Saturday l. D. M 10Th.
CJFurther appointments viii be made IN due time.