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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-07-23
STATE OF VERMONT.

Probate District Of Marlboro S.
Ia Probate Court, July IA, 1876.
om - george Newman, Administrator upon the estate
- OF JOHN NEWMAN, late of Newfane M aid S;s,r;n,
deceased and files his administration account for
Won ana allowance Whereupon, II ia ordered thnl ill.,
same De heard and examined before this court al the
session Thereof TO be holden at the probate Office in Brae
IN SAID district on the last Thursday of July inst and
' sne PURPOSE Of Notifying all persons Interested therein
Iee'ed 10 publish copy Of this order three lossks
10 me Vermont PhGnx, printed at Bratteboro In .sd
District previous to said time of hearing ~ '"u
=. true copy from the Record
~ Aues,, ROYALL TYLER Re-,
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JAYNE.s HAIR TONIC.

JAYNES HAIR TONIC.
We know DR. Quigey personally, and there no man in
he country Whose opinion s entitled respect He
u on all subjects honest and sincere and his
as Physician can be atlesed by the first medical in
the eiiy-[Philadephia Sun.
Shepherds Town, Va, Oct 10, 1913
Dear Sr,-fou inquire Of whether have used your
Hair Tonic, and with what effect.
Several years ago my hair began fall rapidly from the
scalp, and had the prospect OF premsture badness At
length friend recommended your Hair Tonic | used
three OF four bottles, according the printed directions
ana al he end o. sx months, my hair thick SET and
SINCE us tendency TO turn grey was arrested.
have never before given certificate recommending
patent medicines which ndiscrmina,ey used they or
ten are do much injury but in case like the present.
where know the article to be beneficial and that il do
no harm, have scrupes in stating facts within my own
knowledge Yours, &e., JoHs QUIoLEr, M. ID.
DR.. JAYNE, Philadelphia
For sale by BUTTON q CLARK, Brailleboro. 46
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soUTHnRN ROUTE.
EASTERN ROUTE.
ICE CREAMS.

A SUPPLY Of richly favored ICE CREAM will
IN be served OPP at any hour in the day and evening
at the Phoenix House.
Ice Creams in any quantity, furnished short no
tice. Parties supplied the most reasonable terms
THAXTER SHAW.
Braitleboro, June s, 1876 Al
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rattleboro-DUTTON& CLARK;
Bellows Falls-Norman Harris Neutrality-suspicious.
ell and Hill Windsor-A. & II. w aTdner. 26w i6
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Commissioners, Nolice
INSURANCE.

'NHE subscriber having been appointed BY the Di.
rectors Of the Windham County Insurance Com
pany, their Agent for this place and vicinity, will at
application.
HENRY CLARK,
DfatNeboIo, jan o. 1876. 4w20
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ENGLISH REMEDY
FOR COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA, AND
CONSUMPTION

TINE TIME HAS COME when Consumption ma
IL be classed with the durable diseases. The mo.
fearful maady Of our climate has been conquered TIL
most fatal Of all diseases has yielded at last TO the Ski
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PAPER HANGINGS.

n s,m supply o. Paper Hangings, direct from the
ed and for sale very low by r'' just 'e'eiV-
BratlIeboro, June 6, 1876. - q oLAh ~
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Farm for Sale.

A~A THE well known Farm siiu9t- sEgA.
fiIfA IL uated in Putney, one aud sRe3fSaS
I.isg5g half miles north OF the village, ePYefS
-skfsssa formerly known as the Parker -
Farm-containng something more than two hundred
acres; lying on the road leading from Putney Sax.
toms village and Chester Said Farm is well waiered,
and lies within half mile Of a good Grisi and Saw
Mill, and School House, suitably divided into moving,
age pasture and wood land, and is surpassed BY
any Farm in Putney, for the convenience Of carrying
on. There is about thirty acres Of very fine meadow
on il. There will be good stock Of
Cattle and Sheep
10 be scd, II the purchaser should want.
Terms Of payment made easy. Said Farm is now
occupied by Joseph Gushing, who will show the prem
isps.
Those wishing 10 purchase, can apply to Geo. Clay,
or the sui scriber, in Geerfied. Mass.
Possession given on LIST April, ls47.
JOSEPH GooDHUE.
Deerfeld, June II, 1896 tl43
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Astral Solar La1nns

beautiful patterns and at low prices for sale by
June Is ,As A. e. DWINELL.
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100 BBLS. FLOUR.

IOO BBLS. FLOU e.
WHEELER & PRATT have Just received and
w are receiving this week, 100 bbls Of extra Fam
ily Flour from the Shawmul Mills, Rochester, which
is the same brand j. Ii. Wheeler sold last season,
that gave such general satisfaction.
We have made contract for this brand of Flour
during the season, which is 10 be all fresh ground and
every barrel warranted.
For sale by the single barrel or load at the lowest
market price.
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ID e N IT'S TRY.
DOCT. sPALDING

Id o G. II. s II AID NC
CONTINUES at his old stand, one door south Of
~ DuIon Clark's store, TO perform oil operations
70 Denial Surgery on the most improved principles OF
DENTAL science, and from experience of II years in
hls business, ne leels confident he can satisfy all who
desire to preserve their teeth those who require a
hcal teeth, IRON one to full sci. He warrants all his
operations Oh the teeth iogve satisfaction aud he wou
express his gratitude to those who have for the last
years gwen him their patronage, and oil that he
shall continue 10 operate upon the teeth with the best
Of materials, and 10 manner which he would invite
all to serunse and compare with the best work done
in our country.
His charges are far more reasonable than the COM
mon charges Of Dentists.
Bra;tlebofo, June LIST, 1896 6mAI
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Buchan's Hungarian Balsam of Life

fearful maady Of our climate has been conaueredl The
most fatal Of all diseases has yielded last TO the sk
Of man.
Buchan's Hungarian BaIsam Of Life
VIII speedily and certainly cure Consumption, even in
its most HOPELESS FORMS, and in oil ordinary
diseases othe Chest and Lungs il is the most perc,
and admirable remedy known 10 the civilized world
The Hungarian Bsisam was FIRST discovered by Dr..
Buchan, Of London, England, and has been tested for
six years by the most eminent Physicians in Gres,
Britain, and the continent Of Europe where il has
proved the
GREAT AND ONLY REMEDY.
II has recently been introduced into the United States
under the immediate superintendent Of the inventor
and is now literally sweeping Consumption from the
land. What lnnoculation is to the Small P0x, The
Hungarian Balsam is TO Consumption an insurmoun.
able barrierl
Chemists, Physicians, Medical Societies. and the
great body Of Consumptive patients, every where, 3D.
NIT that the most important work Of the age has been
d-CONSU.NPTION CAN BE Gu
REDi
All Panseeas, Expectorants, Syrups and Drops
have been discarded useless-a systems Of lnhsa-
ton, Vapor Baths, Tar Smoke, Changes Of Climate,
&c, have been reected-and the wonderful product Of
the HUNGARIAN GUM, obtained from the "Me-
songa," or Tree Of Life, is now universally received
by Consumptives, as the
ONLY SOURCE OF HOPE.
Let no person afflicted with a aud obstinate
Cough, inflammation OF the Lungs, Asthma, OF any Of
the symptoms OF Consumption, lose a moment of time
10 seeking relief from this GREAT ENGLISH
REMEDY. Delays are dangerous, and all other pre-
tended remedies are not only useless, but FATAL
LY DELUSIVE.
single bottle will reveal its astonishing virtues and
open at the fountain Of health and strength to
the afflicted.
The great merit OF DR. Buchan's Basam is this
that 10 all cases Of Pulmonary Consumption il gives
IMMEDIATE RELIEF.
Every family in the United States should be suppi
ed with Buchan's Hungarian Basam Of Life, not only
TO counteract the consumptive tendencies Of the cl
mate, but 10 be used as preventive medicine 10 all
cases Of Colds, Coughs, Splitting Of Blood, Pain in
the side and Chest Irritation and soreness Of thsungs
Bronchitis, Difficulty Of Breathing, Hectic Fever
Night Sweats Emaciation and General Debility Asth-
ma, Influenza, Whooping Cough and Group.
Price oil the Bssam only one dollar per bottle, with
foil directions, Dissertation Consumption Notices,
and certificates of Remarkable Cures, &c.
DAVID F. BRADLEE,
Sole Agent for the United States.
ii9 CoURr STREET, BosToN.
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NOTICE.

CTAGEs will run from Brauleboro the ensuing sea-
- son as follows:
NORTHERN ROUTE.
For Burlington, Montpelier, Haverhil and oil
towns on the Connecticut River every morning. Sun
days excepted, at oeiork, A. NJ.
For Rutland, Middlebury. and Vergennes, at 4 A.
NJ, and p. NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays, aud Sstur.
DAYS.
Passengers leaving Braiileboro Of p. NJ, can pass
through TO Whitehall via Rutland, without any delen-
ton.
This Stage intersects with Stage at Walpoe,
which passes through Chsrlestown, Windsor and
Montpelier TO Burlington in for the afternoon
boats 10 ST. Johns and Montreal
SOUTHERN ROUTE.
For Northampton, Springfield and New York, at I
A. NJ, and 10 A. NJ, every day, Sundays excepted
Passengers leaving Bfatleboro at A. NJ, arrive 10
Springfield in for the afternoon trains East and
West, arriving in Albany in season for the evening
train 10 Buffalo, arriving in Buffalo next evening Ut
o'clock Passengers taking the 10 O'Clock Stage. az
rive IN New York at 5, next morning.
EASTERN ROUTE.
For Worcester and Boston, a; O'Clock A. NJ, ev-
cry day, Sundays excepted.
For Fiichburg, Boston and Lowell, at Ga O'Clock A.
NJ, every day, Sundays excepted, via Athol and
Tempeton Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturday,
Via. Fizwiiam, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
SPENCER & KINGSLEY, Proprieiors.
May 10, 1896 50
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PAIN ING.

TINE subscriber respectfully announces to the nbab
IL ants OF Brateboro and vicinity, that no continues 10
carry on the
PAINTING BUSINESS
Painting, Glazing and Paper Hanging, DC al The o., N
sTAsD door north of the Vermont House He hopea
by aithfulness TO merit and secure share Of public pat
ronage. ROBERT ROBERTSON
BfatilebOro, Aph 20, 1876. SO
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STILL l. A II II h.
June 10th, 1S46.
NEW GOODS AT GREAT BARGAINS.

VIE subscTIDeT has just TtluTned Ifon maTKeI VIII
fresh supply Of goods purchased late in the
son, and at great discount from former prices and will
sell them proporlionnhy low; such as
Rich new style Bingham Musins;
0rganda Lawns;
Blue Black Bazorines;
ombre Barages; new style Scotch Ginghams;
Prints, large assortment;
Rich cOlored Grape Shawls;
Silk Nett and Mohair do;
De Lame and Barnge do;
Barage Nantes; Grass Cloth;
White rarlion Muslin;
Bonnets, Ribns, Flowers, Tabs, Silk Buttons,
Parasols and Parasoletts, narrow Fringes, Linen
Hdkfs., Drab Moreens, Victoria Robes, Fine Brown
Linens, with many other articles which will be sold
very cheap for cash.
d A. e. DwINELL.
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RIPLEYS g. TALCOTT,
IMPORTERS & COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Hartford, Connecticut.

Keep constantly for SALE at ioS prices con be
found al any market in The United States,
complete assortment of
mon, STEEL, CARRIAGE SPRINGS,
PIG IRON, FinE BRICK, PATENT BALANCES,
AFvfLs, VICES, SLEIGH SHOES,
HAMMERS, SPADES, HOES, FORKS,
sLEDoRs, AXES, NAILS, sFIKEsJ
BoRAx, BELLOWS, FILES, RAsPs,
CHAINS, sHovELs, Iron wIRE,
aRfgpsToEEs, CROW BARs,
SCREW PLATES, iROE ruHPs,
SHOE NAILS, ANLEsi &C.
AND AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF
Fairbanks Superior Patent Scales, all sizes, Fall
River Iron Works Co.'S NAILS and IRON SANDER
son, BaorHERs & Cos STEEL and FIJI Els, Ames',
Pierce g. Woods, and Washburn's SHOTELS y
SPADE and for other goods on Consignment
Pfophetors OF the NEW ROLLING MILL and
IRONWORKS at Windsor Locks, ior which they
wish to purchase Scrap, Bloom, Pig, Bar and Billet
Iron and solicit orders for Nail Rods, Not Shapes,
Lock Plates, Wire Rods, Rivei Iron, Shailing, Round
and Square Iron, Plate and Blade STEEL, &c, &c,
Of oil desirable Sizes and warranted Of good quality.
Shipping Agents for the Providence and Fall River
Packets.
June 1, 1876. 6m4z
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The Housc Tariff BIZ.


Tho Ereniag Pest gruinblcs that the House Com
mi,,ee of Ways and Means has departed from Secre-
tary Walkers Tariff 10 making the duty on Wool.
ems 80 instead OF IS per cent Cotton fsbr;cs IS
instead of snd Sa as per cen, instead ofnothins.
The Pos. truly says that these changes in connection
with the absence of duties on Tea and Coffee. and
the low duties on various materials of Manufac
'aee, are utterly Inconsistent with Free Trade
principles, Tho Pos, objects also to the proposed
discrimination on Books, by which books reprinted
"e'o arc charged twenty per cent. while those not
lepna''n mere arc 10 pay bur ten Here again is
p'aia,s ,'o'ee.'ye duty levied on principle pre-.
oiseiy The reverse of The Revenue one But the
Post is 50 well satisfied with Tho 1,,,ss';.,
adherence to the I'D valore priacplc ,h.,a.,. ~
Foreign fabrics will pay iast aboa, whs, ~, =.
por,ers choose ihs, i, win make little aisse0,, -,
these defec,ions from the fundamental princ;,,ss
Secretary Walkers Report
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NEW HorrL AT rsX FALLs.-The Eagle, L;
Niagara wheh has been for tbs las, three years
eupied, will be opened lbs fr,t Of May BY M Ror
LIS WHITE under whose Management, the American
Hotel s, Busao wen so high reputation. The Eas.s
las been elegantly retaraished hrous with fur
uture. troupe Of experienced servants hiss been
gagged and also French cook said De regular Cor
Gos-6,sa. The previous reputation Of Mr.. White as
landlord guarantees that IN point OF comfortable
uoda,ons, civil and well trained serrnnts luxurious
table, obstug and gen,emanly landlord and indeed
IN all the requisites which go make the real pleasure
Of travelling the Essie viii be second 10 no houss West
OF Albany.
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THE SOUTHERN NAH.
Things in Philadelphia.
Correspondence o. The Tribune.
PuuApxrpurA, April

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. o
Pm ApEr pIyrA Auril trpu
:, -
business seems qa,'e ao'se aio.s sote' 'He nco,.
hour Of closing.
The intelligence rom w aSh!nStoa OF the passage
NJ the Oregon Notice BY The Scnsse in lis new shsp S
caused considerable excitement here, and given %
me- ~ TWsii,.,o, notorious charscter ~.
1890 ~ low oy,ssr es,abishnicn, was he'd to bad
DIS morning By The Mayor tor farther hearing having
inflicted ferrous wound in The shoulder Of persoe
named Hall on ICesdsy nlshI 49, .uo o'SaI u me
wesPca broke or ard - ineheS ten'"Heu ID "e Hese
uaul yesterday
VIM Bel, color.d. was committed 10 prison ms
morning by The Mayor ~ the Charge Of haSsy
robbery.
-. >. = n-a,A of ,b, Second Regiment Ar.
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AUGUSTA GA, CHARTER ELroTroN.-Dr. FORD.
Wing, was elected Mayor OF Augusta, on the 18Th
inst. BY % majority. Wings AMI Looo-Focos
are elected TO the Council
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Brook FARM ScHoo1--The Directors OF the
school connected with the Brook Farm Association have
uade ar-anserrents 70. eniarging the establishment
and are now prepared receive sn additional num-
Der OF pupils.
The course Of study comprises irst-Icton IN The ya
oVs branches usually taught In tie High Schools and
Academies Of New En- sisnd win particular attention
10 the modern European languages and literature
Pupils OF c.ernt ages and Of both sexes are received
cOas:sn: Is-ernsl exercised orer the youngest.
aud tbs more advanced subject - ne friendly counsel
AID assistance o the teachers without the restraints OF
arbitrary discipline Young lifted for College
or tO- conerci. pursuits carried through course
Of instruction, IN the higher branchc. usually taught IN
the University.
Lessons a-e given II Music. Dancing. Drawing and
Painting, without 6ay extra charge.
The School under the immediate direction Of Mr.. and
MIS-. RILEY. NJ. DWIGHT and NJ. Dana assisted by
experienced teachers in the different departments and
every 3Ipu Of tender il entrusted 20 he particular
care Q; lady OF TIE establishment VINO "a. charge OF his
wardrobe. personal habits, and physical educstisn-
youHs children who deprived Of parental care.
snd os o!dss pupils who wish pUtsr-s thorough and
exact course OF Study without the usual confinement of
large Seminary is believed thar inis School a1ords
sdEantases iast are rarely 20 be met wiz
IERNs-Si Per week Tor heard, washing, fuel, lights
ind instruction N ali braachet
Application msy BE- made BY u;ail 70
GEORGE RIPLEY. Brook Farrn, Rox5ury, Mass.
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bor are requested 10 leave word at the once
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note through the Post Office. Terms, Neae Ce"'
PAYABLE 70 the Carrier.
s. w. DIspnow, Commercial I" ''' "eeA'' 0-
The Tribune at Newark
mr. For most of our advertisements OF
,.l.,nss Hardware, &c.
s.oatons sc. Wanted, India Rubber Goods,
pnardjnp and Hotels, Schools,
isrrns CntIery. &c Medical Notices,
Rocks Money. &c, Dry Goods,
zee Supplement enclosed in this paper
cosrySrs OF THE SUPPL EMZNT.-The News from
Mexico; Delegate Nominations Town Elections; Later
from the Army of Occupation; Hernandez and Mar
McKeon Mutiny and Murder; Important from Wash
,ngtonp asssgs Of the Notice Protest OF 3o4 Unyer-
sast Clergymen against American Slavery News Items
Auoortonment Queston-Rcporto Of the Supreme Court;
Esy.York Legislature American Treaty with China
Sales Of Stocks Trade Of the Hudson, DC.
Oursrpg-Fzst Page-Condition OF the Bnc In this
Country and Abroad Letter from The Old Man oil
the Mountain No III; Reform in Ian guage Comte de
Monte Christie; Correspondence from Connecticut
Notices Of New Publications.
Fourth Pa1e-From the Army Of Occupation Law
Courts, deferred Commercial and Money Matt ers
List of Letters.
ce Wo are obliged to issue in SUPPLE
MENT the abundant and important News received
by tho various Day Mails of yesterday, including
the Passage Of The Notice through me senate
with Mr.. Critteuden.s admirable remarks thereup-
on, the Opinion Of tAe Supreme C0n't OF this
State, Sustaining The old APportionment Tor the
choice Of Delegates the formal Protest Of The UNI
ycrsalist Cleygymcu -{faa1l against Slavery the
latest adviccs from our A-my on Tic Rto del NoTtc
Legislative Proceedings Dreadful Mutny nj Sea;
Delegate Nominations, &a. &c. In short, the Sup,
pemen Ia rather the most Interesting portion oil the
paper for News, which We are compelled so to pub
lish, to make room for original Literary mat
ter. Letter Ill from The Old Manof the Mou'-
tain &C. &c. on the First Page Of our regular sheet
We mean to give readers the full worth OF their
nancy and our Advertisers ditto The Tribune
must contain nil that is necessary to reflect faithfully
tho spirit of the times, though wo should DO obliged
to tina, end 10 publish Supplement every day
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~ Fo, the latest Intelligence from the Army OF
Occupation. see Letter on the Fourth Page from
the New, Orleans Picayune
MAGNoLn Conservative have been delighted
by the sight OF two fine Magnolias in full flower, in
the garden of Mr.. Dawson, corner of Smith and Liv-
ings,on SITS, Brooklyn He has other Magnolias of
the species Soulangana which will blossom in three
or four weeks We recommend tc all who have
leisure, and wish to be refreshed by Nature farest
lovecters, 10 visit this garden Immediately If the
Rose is the Queen OF flowers the Magnolia is the
Empress.
- Traders aud oihcrJ leaving the City in the after
noon are informed that an Evening Edition Of Tho rri-
bune printed every day, containing the Stock Sees
Markets News By the Southern mail &c. up 10 o'clock
By inquiry for the Evening Edition OF The Tribune
every will be able take with him the latest news up
~ ,he tine OF leaving The city.
" For the Protest of 3Oa USIHERsALisr
tLEReYMRN against American Slavery, see the Sap
plsnaea.-
PATENT EXERCISING SwIno.-Dr. j, H. Ross OF
2s Aniyst has invented Swing which for snplici,v
Of construction and adHptatv" ." ga 'Ao ruI Fosve 20
which such machine Is required ia greatly superior 10
the awkward contr;vRnces hitherto used. Il plays
iron hinges and worked by ropes in the hnnds OF the
swpcers themselves who instead of being perched
loose board furnished with neat carriage with
venient seats, which they cushion not they
please. The working OF the swing furnishes pleasant
and vigorous exercise for the and chest Of
healthy person, all invalid. Four per-
sons can all the carriage at the time that
Invalid who is too weak to work the Swing may avail
himself of the assistance friend. The power Is sp.
piled by Of pulles Swinging is not only health
fa recreation for the sick and feeble but exciting
amusement for those who well. This Invention Of
Dr. Ross is Just the thing that is wanted for private FAM!
lies schools public houses, waierins-piaces gyrnnasi-
&c. 1t be putuP in any yard where there is
sufficient room for /, to play This swing may be seen
in operation almost any hour Of the day In Broadway,
between Third and Fourth II can be observed from
the street and crowds constantly stopping watch
its operation in the hands Of children who permitted
to enjoy the sport OF working /, gratuitousy. The in
ventor will no doubt make his fortune by this simple pro-
duct of his genius.
~ For capital Letter from The OLD MAN
DE- THE MoUsTAIS,' see First Page.
r. The Susquehanna and Tide Water Cnal is to
bo opened for navigation on Thursday the 3oth of
April
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From the ARMY OF Occupation.

The Washington Union publishes the following
exrac, OF letter dated Camp Colorado en- route for
Rio Grande March 81, addressed by an officer of
the Army TO gentleman in Washington. 1t gives
somewhat different version OF affairs from any
thing we have before seen and We therefore give i.
TO our readers
1--WE yesterday made fine crossing Of the Colo
RADIO Gen. Taylor won golden opinions from all
We were met by an armed party OF Mexlcans, who,
standing upon the West bank of the river, forbade
our farther advance; said il would be esteemed
equivalent 10 declaration Of war on our part tha,
they were in force 1000 strong. and would fall upon
us rs soon as we attempted the passage. &c. &c-
The General having very coolly made all bis dispo-
silions said TO the officer addressing him the, cross
the river he should-thst his obectwas take quiet
possession of the country that after this threat from
them if solitary Mexican showed himself upon the
opposite bank siier the commencement OF the cross
ing he would open his batteries, and the conse-
quences must be on their own heads thai he would
destroy their army, &c.
I'VE commenced and completed the crossing
afterwards without the slightest';oppositiou The
movement was beautiful The ford was about 50
yards wide and about 5 feet deep. We formed and
marched three miles towards Metamoras, and en-
camped.