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WISCONSIN,

80. u nase. ~ il leave Pittsburgh every wrpSrs.
pAN n IVoclock, \ a., rv~--ttwu - m A. Al at a. -
CHM ni e'ory sArUaDAY al 10 O'Clock, 4 n.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-18

There seems 10 be a singular want of administrative
rarHt n the Cabinet at the present moment. A large
body II volunteers has been called for. The call has
been promptly answered. Gallant men. in numbers fr
beyond the eN1e0c.es OF the occaNIon, abandon Their
bomes and pursuits and appear al the appointed rend,z-
sous. llere, they find no oilicer 10 muster them into
.ersicr, no provision made for Their su5sis ence, II,
ramp eqaipage. They are ihroan upon their own per
>onal Resources, or upon the aid furnished by patriotic n,
~dlviduals. or much abused tanks. This has no, hap,
2ened IN a single instance merely. 1t has been seen N
very state upon which a rtqnisItion las oetn made. In
the rgnisiiions OF Gen. TAYLOR and Gen. GAINES. tie
administration might be pardoneJ If every thing was not
rady. There was haste, and the powers at Washing
ton did no, expect such a state Of things. But, atfalrs
have been no better arranged, in the acquisitions. by the
Secretary Of War himself, upol he Governors Of several
States. Wi lh the previous know ledge HAT, by a gwen
ia y, a regiment would be assembled here. OF a Brigade
tleie, no steps sem t have zen tihel u IN Ike lhr M
sp,saty provisions for the comfort and subsistence o(tire
ifoops. Not tent, nor a camp kettle, has been furnished.
aor a ration issued. If any thing could repress the al.
dor Of our Western brethren, II would be treatment such
as this. Ia louisa "a. the patriotism of the Legislature
and the lIberaIlty ot The banks prevented much suh, rns
and expedited the departure of The volunteers. Had II
depended upon The means of The Government, the troop.
would have'starved and might not yet have left New
Odeans. With ten millions of surplus money, and with
the knowledge that much Of ii would be required ia
New Orleans in the month of May, not a dollar had ben
transferred lhither. We repeat. that there is a want Of
ordinary business talent in the War and Navy Depart
ments. The nohlesl enthusiasm Of he people has rt
only not been seconded by tie GuvCrnnn NJ. bat has act.
uaIy been reprcssed and hatlltd. The country wan.
men atihe head Of these departments, wha know what 5
required by the Ilmcs, aud who are not afraid Of t,ko.
responsibility. Congress has been prodigal in pIarltg
means al the command OF the Executive, and yet. from
ignorance or humidity, the country suffers AS II there
were a lack OF funds To carry on The war. The deno-
cratic papers of The West and Southwest are loud ia the
dennnciation of he imbecle conduct oi The \lar d.
partment.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-18
GEN. GAINES.

The correspondence between the Department, of Wa,
and Generals SCOTT aud CAMS, Transmitted L, 1L.
o'nal', III onrliance With n resolution Of lhai iidy. ard
published by lis ordeT. is tot ealchlaltd to raise tie n,-
nlatlon of III General Staf' Of lhe Amy. We haven,
rad, oppressed, brl, fly, cur views Of HE part bnrne ly
Gen. Seorr. HE conduct oI Gen. GAINES and The
'At1aordinary nature of lis dispatches To the d. parinptt
amply justify the President IN removing hin from tho
e"mu'and Of the Western Military Division Not adIo4.
IShed by past reb1kes. This seAagenafian G,m Ial. in The
ptenlitude ol his patriotism, not only calls, " itluui any
legal authority whatever, upon HE Governors of several
States i"r ihiI'ua aud volunteers, bal appoints certain
parsons 10 raise regiments 10 be cominaudrd by them and
10 be by hun mustered into the service Of The Unit,d
States lhdn dong wha, the Presld, Ut himself could
not lawfully do. II Is one OF the worst si.ns If the
times, 10 find ac's, thus laWless aud unconstitutional, lns.
Illlrd, and indeed commended, OF The score of patriotic
Intentions. The Legislature ol Louisiana has voted HIM
a sword public meetings have passed resolutions, Iaud.
lhs Tie zeal and energy " hlcil he Iuanl, sttd IN RAISING
lt1orsi and his conduct has been commended BY members
Of the senate. These circumstances show how litlle 70,
spect would be psid to the Constitution in he event of a
war. Any and every emergency would be held 10 bs
sufficient excuse for dispensing wIh lis restrictions and
safeguards, until. nj last. some military leader would
assume all lie pouets # a dictator and qplelly SET aside
the constItn Ell anihofitlts, as has often been done in
Alt&ico aud The South American Republics. War 8
the worst enemy Of the Constitution, and every lover Of
civil liberty should deprecatc ii as such.
We thluk ii probable llai he renewal Of Gen.
GAMES viii be an unpopular act in the South West
" should not be very greatly sufptized, If, enboIdt ued
by The sympathy Of the community in which he resides,
he should refuse obedience to the order 10. him TO repai
10 Washington.
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ARNlA

! he lei'ef appended lrirtp ifom our Correspondent
~ iofl Hfoan, brings dunn our Intelligence from the
Rto tfande 10 the latest day. \ pust,eup dated The
@Gh uIt. Announces The arrival that day Of Gen. Woth.
htu. SHlh viii the advance # The volunteers arrived
an tie 2ldl, and the Volunteers Ntfc reaching hata4
meras every day. lae gtueral impression Ia Tie camp
appeared 10 be- tia, u'lhpl would be done for 4 week VI
ton days, unless Instructions should ic received from
aeh'nglon.
Correspondence of the Pleayune.
Is CNtP, In. DRoNr, OPPOSITE MArAMoRAs.}
May -. 1916. {
Va Dtns Sus:-I closed my letter Yesterday in a
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= % TIL CONG liz - -.
WtsmrGroN. june -.
UNITED STATES SENATE.
FIRST SESSION.

'4Nli Ell ; \ Is 0fsNt f..
The Senate met a. i O'clock. Al Executive com
lnunleation was received respecting the Dry Dock a
Pensacola aud the il1amah land etant.
CLOSED DOORS.
Mr.. ALLEN offered a Resolution Ia suspend The i0th
rule oi the Senate requiring a portion ol the business 10
b. tiatsacicd with rlosod doors. Mr.. Allen proposes that
The Resolution be s, nudlied that all business be cou-
ducfrd with clused doors. The Resolution will lie un-
der the mlr, Tor one day.
ScYetal Private Bills Mefe passed. when a bill was
reached upon lie Calendar providing tor the dlstIIbu-
llon Of the Laws VI The United States among the seyeTIl
States.
Nj. ASHLEY stated hat a largo number of the
Stale Legislatures had petlnuntd Congress ior the laws
and thr DECISIONS undrr thcn.
Mr.. BF,NlON spoke warmly against The Resolution.
Congress, he SAID, WAS becoming q goat b1uk euHcern,
aud the ScnHlut tom Arkansas WIS lor, must IN the book
providing and book distributing business.
Mr.. ashley sand he had reported lie Ball under
distractions lrom The committee, aud lor He same reasua
he had defended II.
Mr.. BENTON said that the Senator from Ohio had
moved for lhe pruning ol tlty thousand Ezra copies Of
HE Patent itepon, and laIs was The usual sweeping
slyle ut his motion upon the subject.
Mr.. b. lunier stated As a fact / Eat members Of Con.
gfess received books which cost the Government. $50
which hey afterwards sid Tor 10.
1hr SUBJECT WIS then postponed, and the Senate went
mo Executive Session upon The motion Of Mr.. FER
ItlEN vi Ga.
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y, ace. was authorised II reduce Tie staff iu one M,I,f ,,J
tHO Br9adler GcueIais, wiIhunt reference 10 any sup..
nor claims Of lh"se nov holding HAT rank. II was IN.
dee1 asu"el that tls obfeet of Tie amendment was To su.
petscde Gen. scoTr and shuttle him out of The service
We do not beliese The plan could have been consunma-
ed. We are perfectly assured IL would have been NJ
,erly frustrated, had Gen. ScoTr, within n day or two
after The President informed him OF hi. rish thai h.
should take command Of The army announced his int. :
ton Of setting out immediately Tor The RIO Grande. and
requested that his orders aud Instructions might follow
him. The public expected this alacriiy oi moyen en-.
The plan o' the campaign could have been sladleI T.,
nore advantage III Mexico tIan in Washington. W,
certainly cannot blame the President, after the fe,.,r,
ui the letter alluded 10, for changing his mind, and pl,.
eng the army destined 10 invade AleAicu under The cun.
mand OF Gen. TAYLOR. II Gen. Scorr were rieI,l n,
his suspicious lhdt he VAS regarded with Jealousy and
disfrast, lin high quarters" HE best way for him /.
III Tho ml h a Uni OF III en,m'e, IN The cali.
net, u IN Congress, was To have banlshed all uoll,ic,l
aspirations, sunk he politician. and displaye ON The
pans aud passes Of Mexico, the sane skill and valiant.
~ which marked his caI,e r III Canada.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-18
CONGRESS

In the Senate, on Thursday, the Senate rcredcd iron
It's amendment 10 ihe bill appointing adduional Paynas
tiers, requiring them To hold lheir Off .es permanently,
Instead Of four years-and the House receded iWI
lis amendment requlrn. the discharge of the three ad'
tlonal PaylnaslerS on the return OF peace. The Senai
rejected The amendment Of the House, requiring tn
President TO discharge all Majar Generals but one an
all B~flgadler Generals but lAo. al the end OF the Wal
by a vote Of 81 to II. 1t agreed 10 the amendment al
the House, limiting the additional off .ers To une Mag
and two Bngalicr Generals. At one o'clock. the Sra-
ate Went into Executive Session upon the Oregon qlt'i
lion.
In the House, in Committee Of the Whsle, the ndl
making appropriations Tor the naval service was taxi
up. The Bill appruprlates S6,3lj, 3SD.97. The ao'1
non of the splrit rallon in HE navy and the payment 7
money for the value thereof. was agreed 10 by a lazy
maj,rty. Mr.. Mckay reported a JOINT Resolution, -
passed II through with a si2gle readln. for The paym'"
Of NolanIeers, called out by Generals GAiSEs and Y
LoR, out ot the 100000 coo, granted tor the McNrA
war. The resolution provoes fr settlement ii y
counts upon terms of equity and justice and concludes =
follows: +
That n%olljng herein contained shall be consir1ci Y
sanction on approve OF he conduct Of Gen. r.. 7. 6aa1
III calling upon HE Executives Of any of The States
volunteers or Militia, NJ IN levylng. OF ralsln. troops, "A
mastering of receiving them laio HE service ut The y
SAFES 81 l"lds appointment Of ofi els therefor, "! 4
Jul authority Of lln.' Fl
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GEN. SCOTT.

Al some inconvenience, we publish the correspondence
between the Secretary Of War and Gen. Scorr. The
military reputation OF This off Ger part and parcel of the
the national trrasure-and the relation he bears to a large
and powerful political party. invest the correspondence
win more than ordinary interest. and will render II The
SUBJECT OF extended criticism and unsparing aninadver.
SION W do not propose 10 20 into any heightened re-
view, bat ieel constrained to say that, whilst doing am.
pie justice to the patriotism aud courage of Gen. Scorr,
we regret aud condemn the course he has seer iii To pur.
sue. Ills Ietter 10 the Secretary Of War is highly in
subordinate and disftspecttnl. aud though he, subse.
gaeaiIy, alleges that he did not allude to the President,
"e d. not consider that he mends the matter much. a,
the Secretary was his superior. Such a letter from i,
nfl'lsi' oiieer, of the hishes, rank, would have been fol
lowed by his Instant dismissal from the service. with>
out the totmally Of a court martial.
W can reality Imagine the feelings with v tich a proud
ana sensitive man might view The in reduction of BIZ
and lis passage through both branches Of Congress. f.,
me appointment, without restriction 10 the army. Of al.
dllional ornefsls, aud The adoption ii an amendment IN
9nt mouse. 10y Which lhe Ffeslisnt, on he eonelu.iy5 81
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The steamer Il id,lph. Capt. McN elch, arrived last
evening" nom Port tadlp aud tod ol he Ran, having
IA halfd Col. NJ. :. Lewis, lndab Commissioner; Cen.
Mlscaoa. NeJf Il. :. p%lug0afs. K. Gogh. q. }. Wi
son. J. Coyle. ant II l0dmn chiefs and Na1uors, lo IL
Inc Camaurhf and other ruoes, On Their way IL visit
Washington tty lfnn the Late tTeaty ground, whore
eNabder aud @Itr, Mss Alexander. Lieuls. " etmufe.
ltfacst, Dent, Eiston and Butwell, Dr. Simpson. and
iva companies oil the L. ;, Infantry, under command VI
Cap. Alexander, rom Ion lomsou. al,5 cau.c IN the
liudolph.-.N o. ficayune.
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HEApquARrEgs OF THE ARMY,
Washington, Nav Is. 1916.

Secretary Of War.


sur: We have no report from YOU Later lhan the 26ih
nlhmo, and bat iittle through ~unufieial saurs,s 81 lave
as The morning OF The 26lh. OF course, naln outstanding
our iIgh c%nnhdence IN you aud your little amy. Wearr
anxious to hear further from YOU. An the surec>s that
may be expected under the circumstances /, confidently
relied on.
congress having recognised tho existence of war be
tween The United States and the republic II Mexico.
aud having %anthorizad The acceptance Of $1,000 yolon
'teis- Inc war Department las already called upon sew
era States Tor quotas Of tw else-lnnnth yulunierfs-ma-
KING a total Of about 10000. say o%ne-f,arh horsc. to
march upon Mexico lron different points an ,b, Ra
','ahde. vi course, at this early moment and at THIS
distance from the scene Of iutended operations. a, de
."ns pan OF campaign has heeu lad DIVA. Bein! des
.'"eo y" me chtf command I'll lhe augmented t1rc,S
. Shai seiay as much as possible ol li8t plan until
CO" prom by 5onr better know iege nfthe enemy's coun,
Try, "hen II is my hppe to have the benefit Of your val
'hoie service according 10 your hreyet raua and wul
she column That may be the mosi tgrceable Ia YOU.
we have multiplied of force On HE general r,cuil
os service, and hope, in wv u thIee months. 10 BIN.
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SUPPLEMENTARY WAR BILL.

Tie Supplementary Wa B,l, Which had been re.
turned ttom the Senate, was then taken up, aud the
House adhered 10 the an rudm,n MS ~ptoylding Tor reduc
ton 81 the number oi grnoTaIs at the close OF the War,
authorizing the President 10 select hose who ale to be
retained, without regard 10 the date Of hen commissions;
10 llHlt The number OF taluus which any officer (uot
actually engaged IN war shall receive 10 eight per day;
aud feQnuln. an officer making a reqnlslllou upon Il STATE
Tor volunteers Of militia, 10 accompany II with a copy
al !'s authority for mahlog such reqaieillon,
The House reecdrd ltoIn the rest Of its amendments.
and The tnl WAS ordered 10 be returned 10 the Senate.
THE l~NGERSOII AFFAIR.
Mr., SCIlENtiN made report from lie COMMITTEE ap-
pointed Ia inquire how HE sal OF confidence imposed by
law IN relation to the expenditures Of the secret service
fund came 10 be broken, and how Mr.. ~lugetsoll obtained
The information IN relltlon thereto Which he had com.
municaleI 10 tie House.
Tie report merely the pui LEGATION Of the
proceedings of the Committee and the testimony taken
before II; leaving II % the House 10 judge " hat further
Steps should tie taken in reference 10 the matter,
The testimony July establishes the assertion Of Mr.
Asilmuh that ,iilrlS have been made 10 induce Mr.. Ty-
Ter 10 take ground against Mr.. Webster. which Mr.. In.
grrsoll denounced as IA Iie-lhe lie of a cuward.'
The report Was laid On the table and ordered to b,
printed.
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AMERICAN STEAMERS IN THE oRoNoCo.

Ihe New Orleans lmp'c states, on the authority of
a letter irom J. +, Adams Gate If Baltimore, aud nov
|. =. Consul Al laIuayfa, ' a,zuela } that The govern
mcnt oi \ entzuell has granted the exclusive privilege OF
navigating the River Oronoco, 10 Nespaslan Ellis, Esq,
iolmefy Charge d Atlalros OF The United States al Gar
rlcas.
Il q, stated that the grant is erciuS' ne for the period Of
ttrcttg ttco years 10 Mr.. Elils and his assigns, and he
has lhe privilege 81 fre"ood and timber tom the guv-
eminent lands bordering on the river. durlua The whole
term. The boats, machinery, and other property en-.
gagged IN The navigation are 10 be IRE from III! tax,s or
contributions 10 The government. Eighteen months are
alloWs sd 10 ' r. EllIs to fulfil his s,ipulatiors.
The Oonoco is one ot the largest rivers IN South A.
merica, and is u~avlgabIe I5uO or 2u0u miles. and lis
borders contain the richest lands on the South American
continent. II Is tie natural outlet Tor The productions oi
thfce>ionrths vi Neue2uell, a large part OF western Bra
I'll. and the eastern pant OF New Granada, IL, head wa
ttrs reaching To a polnl WITHIN 2uu miles Of Bugota.
The Oronoco Is 10 en-, 4uela. what The Mississippi
iIver Is 10 tie United States.
Il Is the plan ot Mr.. Elis Ia firm a company with :
capital ot same three hundred thousand dollars, 10 seud
TWO OF ti'ree steamers 10 Aneu-lua. Tor the purpose q
navigating the otonoeu ard branches. and 10 iorm
commercial oouHecu,n With New Orleans. by means o
three Ct hour large sehoeuus, ~ ran from HAT port :.
AngoStuTa.
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fr@snpis. tHa H54as ben utIcifI 49, ~ -
3s-a Castro. e'a'an uda t geuefai. tlpI. /. Ayeetu3
ga attach. Tor IL rlns,a ablnt twelve leagues dis,aul
tom u ntsrty Castro assembled abput l0J men IL
if'pl j l1e eHfenrinsni. Atrl trinainInf tb,re three
day., hetuHciudf tg ttr4t. wlen u Vas discovered thai
tar p1rig had qGteijy gsne III, leaving s0n,e old saddle.
and it,h which the taitumIans m~asn1Ged inlo mum
tuus i WI.
Ihae hundred ufleuon Uttered iiirif services to Capt.
/ bt TIL were dec laed.
lie movement against Capt. FfenBnt seems 10 have
ofru dfHr'fd by lhe r,nlttl government Of Mexico; but
itisnHi HtlfeYsl that Tie people 81 California entertained
lHybI Will % NarIh huH, az would Willingly latedme
aHu hahn. Iltsoa u coadurl IA The whole nIailer seems
'g hagr hrau marked aIIhe by e3Hfa2r AMI DISCRETION
Aesu# JUu a capY o. a letlef y uunby Inn 10 tie \
mtfcan consul AT Monterey ~h.n IN expectation ofan
attack, and received by the consul On the evening" uf
March N / Ire c1alain remained IN excellent heath,
lsdhad slue nuphs
My rt.n sias lhi, uoieut received your letters.
iHd. ~llhlat y atttgI Ia read 1Leiu. arkuan ltdsc The r..
apf, which i5re Iufat z qitns instantly. am making
a} srlt a. sifon2 as puss biz. IA tr lnlrliiob that II Ne
an nJuiIg attacked We will G{d IL extremity aud r.
Iu-e l1afirf, trusting t1 our country 10 ayengp our death.
NJ one has reached my cafuI; aud lnIn the heights We
ar able 10 see tfoops with tue glass; mastering at SAINT
Jlln',, aud preparing cannon. thank you Tor your
kfudnes, aud gpod wishes, and Would nrlle mure at length
as 10 my Intentions, did not fear that my letter viii be-
in1tfre pted. have IA no WIS., dome " ruug Ia the pro.
pie 81 tlc aulloutes 81 the country aud II We arr hens
med IN aud assaulted. We vii dIe. every man of US, IN
der Tie flag u our country.
y cry truly, yours,
-. T.. FREMONT.
+ : i an eneamp,d on The top u The Sierra. at
tho headaatrfs ui a : team which strikes .he rad To
Monterey al the honsc oil - Joaquin Oontz.
y. Z. f."
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And almost every article usually found in a Dry Goods
Store. This stucn has been selected V it'll great care,
and the Subscribers lattcr themselves VIII compare III
point OF c~heapness sty lr and durability, with any other
stock IN The markct.-Ihry deem II unnecessary 10 lol-
l1w Tie custom of glvInL an extended list of the many
articles lhey oler-but would say ~ all in want of
Goods, their ssortmcn is nearly complete, and will
be sold as low rs the same Goods can be bought at
any house il tbs place. The subscribers solicit a call
from purchasers, feeling assured they will find II 10 lhelr
interest Ia give Their stock an examination before pr
chasing elsewhere.
:. GUGGENllElMER & BROTHER
April 8 tsIt
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Capt. James ;. Jackson having resigned the rom
@and ot The second c,npauy OF mounted men. Cui.
Cas,tn ". tiay has bfcn unanimously elected his
successor -LcJIagfoH Ky Odsoret.
We commend his example al devotion 10 The country.
1t die saf niier oil even the most cherished personal CON
vetlons. Ia The Tibh1e. That pflnt declares the war
unlnt, and says II would be "~madness, liipcy II lrtSl The
country success IN carrying u on. T.. NJ. thdL who
y hich led 10 ho war, comes promptly 10 the defence
and assistance ot thecaootry, Disiih5ua, As we d.. his
opinions aud III general conduct. We hannr the patfIos
o'lsm he has here eylnced-.N. l. Iouaicr.
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brig Gapges, le1uaad, hence TOR Marscilles. weat 10
sea On Tie &6lh ult. When about 50 miles at sea. after
~partohiua OF the lrsl meal outside. al hands were taken
dawn siek. Sure arriving al the cly. the frs, mate
Charles ffzIatieh. las.dItd. lhis Is the second ldc
this ye,tl las Ie,GlutI VA ,Au Same account.
~. QfleG Bull n.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-18

SANTA FE ENPEDlrON.-rhe arrangem enIs
preparatory 10 the departure ot Col, kE>RnEias "NPedi-
tion against Santa Fe were 4gIng made AT 81. LOUIS IA
HE dd instant With great pfNnplntss aud vlgOr.- The
route VII % through a country where supplies cannot
he obtained, aud a very large amount of stures. sc. VIII
be- required, all OF whieh, however. II Is stal,d, Will be
at Font IeavenwoTth tus week. The expedition will
take with II nearly a tbousasd mules Tor jraught. sewers
al bundled horses, Two hundred waguns, a large stock
OF cattie on tool, aud other stJres IN proportion.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-18
CALIFoRNlA-CAplAlN FREMONT.

The Washington Union states Tat letters have been
received ~ The Navy Do plr'neol ION Monterey bear.
NJ as late a dale as .Apnl lSth.
The uanlnda.ed attempt 10 dive Gap'tiG Fremont
''om the country has'4'fclJy teen alluded ~. III the