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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-07-02
us Or.

Would say, that he has on hand an assortment of
Doct Il. GRAINS SPINO, UTERL, ABDOM-
NAL SUPPORTERS. n sovereign comedy
for all that class OF complaints requiring nee ham
ical support.
Brandon, June Is, 1916. If
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-28

DREADFUL EFFzcr< ON MILLRREsM -
A strong freslng serms ts prsrall agalnsR
the sdvocates Of Nlli=Eisn. and = express>
ed IN very decided terms. n many ciree-
lions. IN consequence OF The madness SrS7fh
II brings upna meny uhO embrace is doc-
rrines- Am.ng oaher cases. II = seated sy
the Palmer Mass s>sn.in=l. mat uader IN
ELECTS. Nr Eoen. x-r Walker sersouslV dis>
;ofbed ,ae eoagreg.sisa Of The AAsshO5isE
Church n BondviIie. On S0ndav iasa. By
his fansucal ravings sn3 be.Ssaeross cs1-
DUCT which he eouslnaai for The greater
pars vi the nishs and On the f0lls Elng mor-
ming ne parsd-d taruagh ah< village Wilh-
o0a any elosh.ng On his person bsg sAiFl,
ravsng all the time like msnsac On
Wednesday he died. a raving mailman. afl
ter vainly ailrm ping IN put an cad % Ais
owp exi>senc-. Olly asl Saturday. saTs
the Sentinel he Mas il Palmer village. n
sane. healthy and sare~d business maa -
We also lea lhar one CT he s5as 81 Ne
ah Nelson. reeenGiy deceased. of 3 iA6s:1,
le>ped from his b. u o0e night la<E ~e-k
and passed through the sl=-~ts wiGh IAa
cry that the 'iass trump Nas soandlnR,' in
u state OF peri-ci m-ntai InsanlIy.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-28
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY %. 1916.

IMPORTANT INvRnTsoN.--A Mr.. Philips
of London. has lately invented .ire-anni
hila,or for iussansaneously extiagusshing
fires BY aera,ed vapor.' The prlnci ,les
says a foreign Journal. chemical and they
proceed on facis dedsced from consi iera>
tons of the source Of all poweE-chsm
ical action. Fire, in the ordinary &C
cepsa,ion Of the term. 10 q ph~3onenon
which results from the 3nion Of oxysen
TIE supporter of combustion. hydrogen. the
element nf fame. and carbon the eleneo,
of ::ght. 1.-THE oxygen be ~i.hdrawn.lhe
FIRE ceases. THIS the fire annihilat0r ac-
comp ishesL A j-t.f peculiar gaseous
vapnr. which possesses . greater affinity
Tor the air than the oxygen has for the hy-
drogen and the carbon wfth vhich IL -
cnn6iued. is insiantaneously generated by
the machine and thrown with ex,saordina-
rv rapidly on The 6se. which being inSsan>
taneooslv d-prived al the supporter Of
comhuseioa.' at once ceases. Tie extine-
tim is 90 ~udIen that in the case Of q strong
hre. VIII ch Mr.. Philips put oul Oh board
a vessel in the Thames. the operation dld
not occupy lone secanl' and u was com
parej by the spectators to a "A ,sh Of light,
cling"
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-28

ExcELLENT SENTiMENT.-Ano old wri
ter. remarking upon the contrast between
mon sober and drunk. makes the follow ing
sensible and truthful obsesvaiion
.t]e who 10 the husband Of a woman of
nee feeling. and comes hom-
drunk i. sill more contemplate in propos-
tion 10 the regard we have for the unhappy
consou ut his beastality. The imagination
cannot make anything to itself more mon-
srrous and unnatural than the familiarity
existing between drunkenness aud chastl-
ty"
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-28

now ran to weep with her last earthly friend
but one look in his hc-. and quick shud-
der froze a;l.her blood. Cor the hand Of death
was upon him. He too lay down on that
couch. firm which he never arose and a.
mid the gloom OF night. when fres biazed
in all direcri"us, and no sound broke the
silence. save the hosling Of might've dogs.
the last relation of that faithful girl. was
hurried to the gruve. leaving her alone and
bel,Iess in deserted ci Y.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-28

Here. Mary. s the tes. 0f IrsIh.
Amid. this CAV and bGsllIan, IhIo1g
Where buth and all sh- eh@r=ns II y0aah,
In stately beauty more alSng-
Here. all arount,s n N tgRc s-eas-
Hefeeharuss sId Tsii-ns srac<S saSne-
Here mid and l ny wvna S-ss.
Easis sias every heaTs 5ls EAaas.
And here the lips uf aeau.y part
In Il .sDtng ~A anI 10y daTln=.
Wnile music sOol a-s each IhE05oEag hsars.
And brings Tellef 20 AL ost nEaa
Where kiHgly power might SAs1 n IA-an.
And nj a-t-nfn pain-~s bad Ias kaea-
IniiIferens do tuIs hs,sn all.
10 Sigh and 0aiy think VI ghee-
While In this gay and l.sghsng crowd.
Where ali that's goGgsSas ms>I and
shlne,-
AIs-s.. .~y voi.-e = heard nI0aI.
Ny hran II whispering sill . Ihiae-
Whs-n In the dance with a1ating gas.
W.ers beauty ware-iIk= maxzs along,
thl.k how lo~.y Mari Stale
And bsnulJ tar oatsal1s lh=ua all
rhe7 have no, yet that nam=l-ss grass
Which i,sht your slrPs wh<Es'er yO1
move,
Which kl.tlrss IAy in every place
The hignesi. Loilssl charm ~ iuxe
The cheek may bloom Uith Pleasule's
smile.
The eye may eaze On beau.ies fair-
Bui ~ hal ale al these Shas ms The Whlie.
Wnnoo, the h-aGl dos homage ah=Te-
CARLET0x tloU-E. Jan I6. ioA6
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-28

~ FRANCIS o. osoooD.
Approach not the altar
With gloom in thy soul;
No. let thy feet fslter
From tcrror's control
God loves not The ssdness
OF fear and mi>trust;
Oh serve HIM with gladness
The Gentle, the Just
His bounty is tender.
His being is Lave
His smile fills with splendos
The blue arch above &!
Con6diug. believing.
Obi enter always
"Bis courts with fhanksgiviug-
His portals With praise |"
Nor cone to the temple
With pride in thy mien;
But iOWiy ana simple
Ia courage serene.
Bring meek'y before Him
Tie faith Of child:
Bow down and sdlre Him,
With heart undefiled:
And "by the still waters"
Ard through the green shade,
With Z,on's glad ughters.
Thy path shall be made.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-28

A TART REPLY.-.A lady who presnm-
ed to make some observation. while phv.
sicIan was recommending her husband 10
/. better world. was told by the doctor that
it some wumen were to be admitted there,
their tongues would make a paradise .
Purgato,y. And ii some pbvsicians.' re-
Piled the lady. were TO be admitted there
they would make II a DESERT
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-28

The annual Conference Of ahs Mesho5iss
Episcopal CnnIeh. Ior Weslern T@xas
CLOSED q session. M H7a-sn. aker ave dnys
sning. ON tns i3lh JanM1ry- BisAaD
Soule -presldel Ne& s.sl0ns were & I'D.
and s:s ong evidence given - The EsriI
growth .: this Ch1Tch In lhis new S'a-e-
TIE Bab-r Soei=fy-of Tsxa= ~ - Tega>
lar meeilne- resolved IA supply every d-R-
fi.sie family IN hal Stale MIEA Tie good
b0,k aad me CSal=rxace eadaSsed The en-
serpslsr. eal1nins upan Is ninszers as an
esperss. duAy 20 hep a forward N every
way they c.DlL A.ldemaa-sralioas Rhera
seen beatty ani.ed in lhis cd osl-ri-
The es=G-ng ON which Hhs Cmierenca
closed IL labors. N Elucalion G1mVemtun
eduealloa wss hesd - be esseaasal R~v-
Chsnneey Rsea.rdsoa. Press5ens of Ru-
sefsvilse CSli-g-. delivered xery aPPTo-
pri,ie address oa lhls sshlucL Fari1us En-
espieni m<asnres were lalrod.c-d. lunKiug
to The eseAbsis7oenx Of eomnaa s<AoolA.
And among them. . proposlI = e-sahaisA
. louraal 10 BE S<ssse1 10 rdaezzsaGal par
po>0A A N<ahodzsR Chnreh n l0 ha
loc.a-d = IL Anannls~ ani On PresnElnEizm
CAnrrh = bsikiin9 MI - Anl7ala.
TIE eileaL sowas and r0aas. ara sad 10
~ ereuied uizh s.nser< Ns9 fa-es
oees yss a every t.rnsz<kinga 49, haas
- III h,1 The.e cnme eAir ng lrumIhs
S.sahs she I'D eoalon and Hi,e SRasss ail
! = hrgely ef yeeag fslk EnigrnIioa
he0 sAAs qssrs-r = gainE On r-Prdly- and
fex.s \. gs.er.lly sp<.knag. DIR d=Nia-
a1lan- Tne yoa1a & S<zi- w.d = sP "a,
p'sly-
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-28

STEAM Horrible Machine-
The correspondent of the New York Mir.
ror says:-
"A Mr.. Patton Of Virginia is making a
great stir relative To a sfea N balloon he mas
Invented, and by which be proposes to car.
ry despatchesto Oregon ia few hours. In
addition 10 this. he says he can connect
with the balloon battery of such trem en-.
dous power that il ~ould shower down
balls in such numbers that no army could
Withstand them. He hopes that select
Committee will be appointed to test the in
ven,ion by a short experimental voyage In
Texas and back again. tie would prefe'
that Dixon 81. Lewis should be chairman
as bis ouik would ieLd to keep the balance
of power in the car OF the balloon"
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-28

ENoLlsH LADIES' AND THEIR STOCK
INes The English ladies. according 10
the editor ofthe PnilsdeIphia Times, who
is nuw wiring letters from London, are
very careful while walking along the
streets. not TO get their clothes drabbled. a nd
10 do this keep them at distance from
all contact with the mud. which is almost
always to be found upnn the sidewalks of
that ciy. But hear Mr.. Du Sole speak
for himself:
"ln walking, the women ofsll classes in.
variably raise their clothin2 20 an extent
,ha. would fairly petrify u belle Of Chesoui
street, aud throw ceFtain delicate consriiu-
linns into agon,es. Yet. when the novelty
Of the sight has worn of. il seems perfectly
modest and quite proper. Al irst The ex
hibition Of SD many white ssocxings is rath.
-r confusing. but after the lapse Of . day OF
two. one actually forgets that the practice
has in il any thing singular; and if not. ooe
becomes seconciled to il from the fact Of the
obvious necessitv il occa-ions for the use
of well shaped buots and clean habil,,
menis."
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-28
For the a. S. Gazette
SCRAPS OF USEFUL INFORMA-
TlON.
COURSE No. g.

COURSE No. g.
The king Of England took from the
pockets ofh's subjects $4,000 600 .O0) 20
replace the Bourbons op the throne Of
France. The interest of :his SUN, nj 5 per
cent. would be $500. coo OOO annually
which would go 90 far to place Jesus
Christ on the throne Of this alien ed world.
AS to support a standing army of 400 600
missionaries Of the Gospel in pagan. lands.
and christian lands paganized by systems
of grinding Oppression and moral degra-
daiion- Tie interest of the money thus
wrenched from the hard, lean hands of the
ioiling people OF Great Britain, would
bulid 10000 miles of railr.lad every year
ansi the haoilable globe were iciersecsei
by the iron highways for the Halions. The
amount or princlpa!, If diviIed among the
2l4.OO0 O00 inhabitants Of Europe, wou.i
put 1850 into the hands vf every individ-
uai
The debt Of the Netherlands, eontrac-
ted, as all 0.tsonai debts are. 10 meet the
expenses Of war. pass or prrep-csiv-, a
m,uols 10 e55u O..O. 600 To lquidsie this
de0t ~ouId r.quea lax of lnIee doi:ars
aud Twelve anu a half cents on every IN.
hab.taDt of Europe. aud Is cents ou every
individual On Tue GLOBE. Divided amora
,he population of aollsnd. the snare OF
each llInabilant would be 9266 The
wages of laboring men Throughout the
world do not average 20 Gents day
Then, al That rate. three fh0as04d hree
hundred aud forty millions Of hard -,o,l,ng
sons Oi Labor would nave TO work one day
in order to Ioos this war-bill Of litlls tioI-
faOsi
lie, every Eoglishman read this fac. md
look upon the hungry millions VI h.s conn>
tryme.,. and ponder. feel and speak; Dur
ing the year 1885. one of great commer-
ciaI prosperity. th.. value of III the B iii b
aud Irish Produce aud Manufscfures ex-
ported from the UnEed KIN .dom. was
&2OS 437 $50. The appropriations 70,
,he payment ofthe interest Of the BRUSH
war. deb: uDd for the support of the Army.
Navy and Ordinance, during the eirreni
year. anoun. 10 oz25 4U3 5O1in Think
of that. all who love humanity The war
expenses. in time Of peace. exceeding. by
nearly 3 20 900 600. all that the human
and iron machinery VI that great kingdom
can produce hey ood is home ccnsamP
tioO II!
But lei as end. If We do not begin. a:
home. Lea rs assume the average price Of
cotb,n. II AL place. of ils expos l. lion in
the Union. 10 b. Z Z s~nts per pssod--
rhe crop tor 1915 10 essimsl~d NJ e7z O0O.
OOO pounds ~osth, n the ab0ve rate.
3 Is. 100000. Ia 1894. the capital inves>
Ted IN ine production Of ension. was $500.
QUO. .O0O. aud the va:ue Of ths- whole crop.
o76. 900 600. q sizseen eesss Per podnd -
Il may theo be fa'r 10 suppase thai u -OOO.-
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-28
U. SON,
C0o n iss1Om m erchame.
No. 5 Canai-Street Row,
NeY Orleans.
Dec l3. Is45-I7-6m
KETES, WILSON Z Co..
COMMISSION MERCHANTS

81 Camp Street, NEW ORLEANS.
MOULD again tender their serv,cesio their
W friends and The public generally, in the
- Oh Cotton and The transaction OF Commission
business inalI its branches pledxelnR them~el-
rs 70 use svery exertion 10 promote the iDler-sl
y y and render satisfaction loihose Who may con-
zoe business 10 their charg..
we hare Open Policies oflnsurance, to cover
~ aipments Jf Cotton consigned To our Id
dress. Those Wishing Insurance. Will vrire
scfusst the face of The Bill Uf Landing, Axss9-
ssax HaatsdH and forward the original U ~
nail. We shall keep all Cotton iuliy in
seted agninst Ere here until sold.
yia furnish our friends With Begging,
Faniiy Groceries, Ae-, - the lowest cash
t1se. skeA ordxred.
L,oeral ca<h advances viii - made On Cotton
b,!ls a Lading. In hand.
~:s q w -Lr4e1sxis our authorissd AonnA eDd
~ P1oePtly atfend y any business eon4fed e
oc. ttesm-
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-28

MEcHA>Ics OF NArcHEA-Tbe pro.
ceetings Of the City C.um.ii. as published
in % days paper, will be fJund Of specia:
interest. Apart from other matters, the
thanks IF the Council are rendered 10 ting
Mechanics Society Tor the liberal donation
Of house and lot on Main sire ei. valued a,
$1,000 10 $1,000 for the ben~ht uf the
Matches Institute. This is one Of the
handsomest pe, f,rmnnces we have had the
pleasure ofreco'dIng for some time. We
are happy 10 have il i" our power to chr"n.
icle SO interesting an iuciJent-Nat. Co4r
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-28
Doctor +. w. Dancy.

DEING permanently settled, offers his pro-
Occasional services 10 the citizens of Holly
Springs and vicinity,
Re-iderce two squares North Of the Female
Academy.
n1-Ofice on Hernando street, in Talbol's
new building. February 7, 1916 3m
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-28
NOTICE.

Christopher c. Chinn. Esq. is my law
fai agent to transact my business. during
my absence All persons indebted to me
Tor professional services or otherwise. are
earnestly requested to seisle with him im-
nsdIateiya as l am compelled to close up
my business
N. b. MIR. Chinn can always be found
d the Drug store Of B. J. Malone T. Co.
Eoulh OF the Public Square.
JOSEPH o. WALKER.
Guard will please copy.
Jan. 3, l6i6,-20-lm.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-28
q, 0sHAEA ANs
SURGEON DENTIST
HOLLY SPRINGS, Miss.
June 2S, l645. B45-ly.

J.OSWALD. M. %.
Regarding himself as permanently loca'
ted has resumed the pracnce OF MEDICINE
in ils various departments, offers his pro
fsmional services To the citizens Of Holly
Springs and Vicinity.
Office and residence on Oxford street.
South Of The public square.
Feb l4.h. 1876
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-28

Here. Mary. Is the ses. Of irs,h.
Amid. this gas and bsslIan, IhT0ag
Where biIth and all .h- char=ns II yoalh,
In stately beauty more alOns-
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1846-09-08
Gut nj LASH

The Genius of Liberty has at length
given US Mr.. WEYAND's whereabouts
in regard to the Tariff. 1t says
Mr.. Weyand views the Tariff law Of
a" 1912, as very unequal in its operation,
" unjust and oppressive 10 the people
" GENERALLY
We thank the Genius for his item of
information, for which we had asked re-
peatelly without receiving an answer
But hear the Genius farther:-
He is also in favor of the British Ta-
- f' Of 1916, as every American ought
- 10 be, for it admits the produce of A.
" MERIcAN FARHERs into their country,
which before was prohibited.
The reader viii readily perceive that the
Genius has reference here 10 the Corn
Laws of Great Britain, which form part
Of the FREE TRADE SYSTEM about being
established between that nation and the
United States by the British Ministry and
the Polk Administration, and in consider
alton of which the British Tariff Act Of
1916 was passed by the American Con-
gress.
But the Genius is still more explicit in
regard to what Mr.. Weyand's course
would be in case of his election to Con-
gress:-
"He would (says the Genius) advocate
Z" the Tariff law Of 1876, which discrimi-
Z" mates in favor of American industry, and
particularly in favor of Pennsylvania
interests"
Here, then, we have at last clear and
undisguised avowal of Mr.. Weyand's s
opinion on this great question. He views
the Tariff of 1912 as ''uneqal," '.uniust
and opPressive;" "is in favor of the Bri-
ush Tariff of 1885," and in the event OF
his election "would advocate the Tariff
law of 1916" We shall therefore have
no difficulty for the future in knowing
where to find him.
Much obliged to you, Mr.. Genius, for
the information.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1846-09-08
JAYNE5S MEI.Gll.E.
J3YNE's HlIR TOME.

81 we have heretofore numheTcd orr
seves among Ihnse who htlies' 4 h'' lie
Hair Tonic" prepared y Df. J-y'r'
was one of many quack nasirunS " sifse
virtwes are never seen Seyond ihe in''
some pufls Of their su,hoIs. We are
wiling. at length TO make public ac'
know rdgemert OF the errO. of our beils'.
An intimate friend some two or t'.Tea
months since, all The top o. whose Crari.
um was as bald as piece OF pailshed
marble, mauere all eur jesling and ridi-
cule Of the idea OF attempting 10 cultivate
so barren a spot, purchased bottle ot
two of tie Hair Tome from Dr. jayne.
according to his directions. apple u.
During the present week The same !Tient
ushere,i himself into our presence. and
uucoveriug his hitherto naked head.
asionished US with thin, tho luXuriaHt
growth Of hair, from one 10 Two inches ~
ens;h-upon the very premises We had
believed as unyieldiCg TO cultivation a5
the trackless sand THAI skirts the Allan
tic. This Is no puff, but is religiOpslv
true, and 10 those who doubt, the gen.
tIemen can be pointed out. Wha, is
more favor Of this ''Tonic" the case
here cited was not one OF temporary
badness no sudden loss Of the hair
but was one Of years standing, though the
gent eman is but foriy-6ve years OF age.
Philadelphia Spirit Of the Times.
Sold by J. ]. & II. +. Schell.
Somerset Pa.
Also by Edward Bevin.
Siavst0wn Pa.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1846-09-08

of the Tariff Of 1912, and our two Demo
cratic United States Senators and the EN-
TIRE Pennsylvania Delegation in Con-
gross. ( (Wilmot excepted) who voted a.
gainst the Tariff of 1916, went TO destroy
the PARTICULAR interests of their own
Statel If this be true-and we have the
authority of the Genius for 1.-THE Peo-
pie of Pennsylvania-their State Legs
lature-and their United States Senators
and Members of Congress Wilmot al
ways excepted, are all wrong; and Geo.
NJ. Dallas, who the Genius says ''dug
his political grave by giving the casting
vote,' and Messrs. Wilmot and Wey-
and alone are right
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1846-09-08
PIIRIIC SALE.

HNHE heirs of Peter Illusion late OF
Somerset Borough, Somerset
county. deceased. will offer at put lic sale
al the late residence OF said deceased,
on Saturday the 1911 day Of September
nerf. the following real estate 10 vii
No. 1. One lot of ground
laying in The Borough Of Somerset With
a large TWO story frame dwelling house.
Carpenter shop, board shed, stable and
other buildings thereon erected.
No. 2. One square of
ground also in said Borough, in good
grass, adjoining lots of Judge Black,
Daniel Weyand and others.
No. 3. One out lot near
the Borough Of Somerset, containing five
acres. about one half of which is cleaFeGy
the balance well wooded.
The title TO lhe above property IS in
dispulable. Terms will be made known
on the day of sale by the heirs.
CHAMBERS HUSTON.
Sent. I, 1916.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1846-09-08

EgThe Washington correspondent
OF the New York Journal of Commerce
SAYS i council of the Cabinet was held
some days since, in which it was deter
mined to take no further steps, diplomatic
or belligerent in regard 10 Mexico, until
the result OF the revolution shall be known.
The fleets are 10 remain inactive, and
Gen. Taylor is to crntinue to menace an
invasion, until the new Santa Anna GO
Yernment shall be established.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1846-09-08
POS TSCg2EpT'.
HIP 0RTANT FROM MEXICO.
DOWNFALL oE PAREDEs.

The following intelligence, which
reached US last night in an Extra from
the New Orleans Bee, confirms what
we published yesterday, and gives assu-
rance Of the restoration of Gen. SANTA
ANNA to power in the Republic OF Mex
leo Nat. Intel.
We hasten TO lay before our readers
the very important intelligence from Mex
leo received through letters brought by
the British brig Of war Daring, below,
from Vera Cruz. They are dated the
18Th, and state that the steamer .7r0b,
from HAVANA, had arrived at Vera Cruz
with Santa Anna on.board. News had
reached Vera Cruz of a revolution in the
city OF Mexico. Paroles was deposed
and imprisoned in the citadel. Gomez
Farias, formerly the mortal enemy of
Santa Anna, had declared in his favor,
and had sent his two sons to Vera Cruz
TO meet the triumphant Dictator and es-
cort him TO the capital.
"The Mexican Congress was TO be
convened in the beginning Of December.
AlI the old Ministry had resigned.
IAN express had reached the British
Cons ulatc at Vera Cruz wifh the netcs
offhe aoneration ef California 10 he
United S;aisS. Some suppose that this
means that Commodore Sloat had taken
possession of the country"
In addition to what is stated above, the
Picavunc informs lis that before Santa
Anna left Havana he took letters from
Gen. Campbell to Commodore Conner,
and avowed himself. in reply to some IN
quirics as to his intentions, rs follows:
If the people of my country are for war.
then | am with them; but would prefer
peace" The same paper adds:
"Ncws has been received in Mexico
that Monterey, in California, has been
seized by one ofthe vessels of the squad
ron. Another account says that all Cali
fornia has yielded to the Americans.
We subjoin the following extracts
from the correspondence of TIE New Or
leans Commercial Times:
VERA Cruz, AUGUsT is, 1916.
Awaiting ourselves OF the opportunity
bv British man-o(-war. We have just
time TO state that Mexico and Puebla have
also pronouced for Federation and Santa
Anna Bravo's Government, hardly es-
tablished, was oyerthrown, and Gen Salas
he's put himself at the head of the move
ment until Santa Anna may arrive.-
Tranquility was soon restored. Gomez
Farias aided the partisans Of Santa Anna,
to bring about the revolution. His sons
have come down here to welcome Santa
Anna. who left the Havana on the 9Th, in
British steamer called the Arab, accom-
panied bv Generals Almonte, Haroy
Tamariz, Rejon, and Boves.
Gen. Paredes was taken a prisoner,
and is kept in the citadel of Mexico
Gen. Salas has issued already letter OF
convection of Congress, on the princi-
pies of 1924, and the members are to as
semble at Mexico on The 9th December
next.
Advices have just been received by ex-
press of the formal annexation of Calitor-
MIA TO the United States; and the vessel
Of war takes the British Minister'S des-
patches to New Orleans and to England.
The whole country has declared In favor
of Santa Anna.