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GEN. TAYLOR.--Ac oresponden, ~

OSN' AILOh.--A correspondent OF the New
Orleans TroPic describes the plain and nc.
communications Of Gen. Taylor, which striking contrast
with the splendid quarters Of the Mexican Commander
Chief. The writer says:
1--WE bore TO the General complimentary gift from
some Of his fellow citizens Of New Orleans which he de.
eined receiving for the present. giving the
short but hard sense lecture the improperly Of naming
children and places after before they dead
his receiving present for his services before the cam
pign, so far as he was concerned, finished"
The above Is specimen Of the practical good sense,
which il Of the characteristics Of the hero of Rio Grande
and reminds Ol a remark Of late distinguished ship
ownef-iofmcry ship masior-n this city tic was ur-
ged TO call fine ship by the Of eminent
the United States then living. mo" exclaimed he with
energy-Mr. P now bears the character Of a good ci.
tzsn and good patriot, but no may turn out great
scoundre yet before he dies and then how foolish should
feel TO have siip named for naturalization Journal.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-04
MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
Anniversnry CcIcbrn1ion,

Anniversary Celebration.
bThe DeeaTat OF Independence be
before the RAmOHd nh Debating Society THIS
EVENING at 81 o'clock The public respectfully invited
attend SECRETARY
INTEREST on THE PUBLIC DEHT.-The lemi
annual interest due Let portion Public
Debt registered In this Office viii be paid application
after the 9Th inst. J. BROWN IT, % Auditor.
See0Ed y5ados Ofes, ID JHly, 1876. Iju 4-2t 4hk7h
CHESTERFIELD RAILROAD COMPANY.
NHR President and Directors Of Company
~ Dividend OF Cent being the annual
Capital stock payable the LIST July the Exchange Rank
le aO-d2w w. p. sTkOTIIER, Treas'r
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DIED

In Jsmes City county 2fth June last Mr.. May
HooEAoaY, vile Of Mr. John IIookaday, and Tor many
ysars resident q the Of Charles City She was
Recognized % member u the Society Of Fhonds
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-04
edmond DAILY WHIG.

W In order that those employed in this Office have
opportunity Of uniting in the celebration OF the Nation
al Anniversary the Wing will not be published Mon
day neat II there should be any Of importance,
Extra will be issued.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-04
PROM Us NORTON Herald, July >.

be annually provided. who will be pledged impart the in
s"ueuon they have received 10 the rising youth OF the
country.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-04

" The Washington correspondent Of the N. York
Journal OF Commerce writes find thst msny are i'm.
pressed with the belief that Mr.. Webster Mr. Benton end
Mr. Calhoun are about 10 agree another compromise Of
this Ohe Tariff Question aud propose it to Congres, with
good hope u success
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-04

u j, is said that Mr. Piekens Of S. Carolina s non
willing to take Office under Mr. Pok. l. that the secre
Of his late assault upon Mr.. Calhoun
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-04

Thus, said Mr. ". all classes Of labor were alike con-
cerned in this The American industry engaged in
all these varieties Of or product on wore "a
this extent, 70 be sacrificed 70 EoREaN IAnoE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-04

uT u will be seen, by letter from Naval Officer, ir
smother column, tbs, there hes beea hue skrmi.h be
iweon our iar snd the MeSicsns, nosr Tsmpieo.
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NATIONAL HOTEL, Late Freae6'sJ
NORFOLK, VIRGINIA,
jul BY q. BLACK. Gd6m.

MILITARY
L w. RANDOLPH n co. have for sao-
- Scott. infantry Tactics, , vols.
Artillery
Mahan's Pied Fortifcatons
COrpets Masomb's Tactics
Maeomb Courts Martial aud Maua Law
System u IA. tics o. New brunswick
AuofDefenee foot and by Tsy
or n Porter
American Military Laws Martial by oBHcn =.
Army
distinctions Tor Arinory, by fIahot Birot-n French
Carmonaingue on Porifcauons, vois-n French
Reports Of Experiments Gunpowder, by Capt A. Modsesi
Elements n Military Science Course o. Instruction stra-
Fertilization, Tactics Of Basa ke duties
saf infantry cavalry artillery and cnuneers-adapted
n Volunteers and Militia. ny w. Haneck A. w. Lieut. of En-
ginsSrs, q. r. Army. ju1
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n q Il &c 1; =
Fair I'm Iyn,,,n,o,,

W The Rev hr FULLER of X. G. viii saeb IN m. y,
,haieh :" of'o~ morning and IN the s.,o
baptist thutch n he "A o,.L.k
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u The New lork Journal Of Commerce states that
there has not been dollar Of specie exported from tina
port during the past mOnh-beng tie ony month IN the
last three year, land how much longer cannot say con-
corning which the remark could be truly made
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MALE ORPHAN SOCIETY

b Christie's GaIyanic t,ur,,;,. ~,
" ''eeueU The latent powers OF Magnetism an,
at,heeS OF eaiSanism subjects having an
h.ton wan each other, and the Inhibited nv an.
psnees OF Dt Christie, believed N. .,,,. -, aP
provrmen The Galvanie Rings and Magnetic P, 'n'
pea sppheation the modification the GalyanIc neH
1u STRENGTHENING Pas,ers, &c contain inc ,a,, aI
complaint which this mysterious agent OF CnIy,n, anu no
fail To be permanently relieved ''h eh'et VIII
W Dr. CHRISTIE has had many encon,i,r,s FOO, H.
press TIE following frotr ia. las, nn,n -
Wilmer L. Smiths European Times ~ ' "umOef oi
M CAT'tis tiaIrsHie Rugs and Marn,ue ,-,v -,
IT, 70 NHo auefuseiDent oi these another eotu
ihey nave attracted much are rraIv onno 80 ~
spme OF the hs physicians Britain and ON m. ,,,
commend win confidence American brr,b,,r "a -,
state That we know personally several Instance. of r. 49,
York" ' - ~ &C. broadway, "
fo further particulars MT i'm a.,
PAPER Explanatory pamphlets may be had eras bv
w. agents TOT this city, Messrs DUyAL A PIIRCeII '-"
- va je2t
SANDS SARSAPA RIIIa Il, r. -
PpiV Siiu mat ne who cnees hassf ami t,. .LI -, -
pearls OF discovery, plunge fcarsy mi , WIN ne
broad ocean OF investigation. There j. M a., ~ tn U"'
poetry IN the observation; and may point to Sal,
"a prominent Illustration of its accuracy Inye -
perm nt vigorously and dusously pursued bay, una
70 uhe piodaeiion OF this specific which ha. ,,
Pu.s"haby proved pearl Of PTcc nj ON whom d
had laid its ahetiEg hani Cancer tuIn,r I,pm,y .c, -
theun dyspepsia, erysipeas rhsuinisn Inywor IT,,
heplie affections Of all kinds meIcua ulee nj 49,
usenssoi the skim the muscles aud the ab.I
" o,uneANoh-haNe been again cured y al
miniSieIing this inestimabe COMPOUND
ror further particulars conclusive evidence, nj s n
agents gratis. ' '' '''"iheu OF 'ha
" Prepared and sold. wholesale retail and for .,n,,
oy b d. SANDS, Druggists Chemists Cranite pniLt'
NO rs broadway OF Chambers street New YoIs I -
BY DUNhL PURCELL, Agents, Main street Richmond " -
rnee, ~ per bottle or sir bottles for 5 dollars
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SANDS' sARSNp,D,.
SALE UF THE PORTSMOUTH AND
ROANOKE RAILROAD,
BY PUBLIC AUCTION

0 TNHE Stockholders of the Portsmouth
and Roanoke RAilR Company having Al n
a l L special meeting, convened the Town Of Pors
Ek mouth on the 10Th day OF April Last gwen their ns
sent 10 sale OF the said Rail Road according 10 the
- k~-pr The .3rf
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DOHE'-S0 baus' pbmi PORK, Ius ana for slls
~ la3 EDMOND DAVENPORT,
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The following copy OF referred to in the foreso.
netiee;-
Guar llsAn ACT directing the Board public works 10 sell ia,
Portsmouth and Roanoke railroad Incorporating the
thereof by the Of Seaboard and Portsmouth r
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I - ]. BROWN, IT,, % u iiOT.
MEhO,-Tbe portion OF this which lies in Month Car,
lima claimed adversely the mortgages Board OF Public
Works persons profess the law. Of Norm
Carolina. Understood such porion 4 Ia
Be adudieAed according the that STATE
| and must b. taken at the purchasers hazard.
| Cd Auditors Office, July I'd, 1876 - - ~
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-02

ATLANTIC AND PAcIFIc RAIL ROAD. We
have heretofore recorded the application Of Mr..
A. Whitney to Congress, for All appropriation
Of public lands for the construction Of a Ran
Road from Lake Michigan to the Pacific ocean
and, although at the first blush, the PROPOSE
ton may appear to be stupondous and startling,
yet on conversing with Mr.. Whitney, we are
satisfied, not only that the proposed work can
be accomplished, but that it can be effected IN
tho mode he recommends. There can be no
doubt that the construction Of tho road would
sell the lands, and that tho amount received
Tor the lands would more than pay Tor the max
ing of the road Mr.. Whitnoy's proposal APP
pears to US to be perfectly fair, and not Designed
as an individual speculation lie asks that
government shall set aside public lands to the
extent OF thirty miles on each side of the route
Of tho road-aPpont commissioners to dispose
oF them, and apply the receipts as he progress
rs with the road, to the payment Of the cost Of
construction. On the completion of the road
either to the river Columbia or 10 the bay Of
San Francisco, (should we obtain California
from Moxico) the residue Of the lands unsoId
TO 90 to the benefit of Mr.. Whitney, or that he
shall receive such remuneration for his services
as government may consider to be just. When
the magnitude and Importance Of the proposed
Railroad are considered, the proposal Of nh.
Whitney must be deemed highly advantageous
to tho Union. The lands at present are worth
little or nothing, and can only be made valua-
bic by the construction of the road: but if Mr..
Whitney were even to make handsome for
tune by the work, the immense benefit which
he would confer upon the country would ent!-
tie him to the reward. With the aid of such Il
Railroad, he believes that he could safely con-
tract TO deliver teas from China in London
within forty days. 1t would be the greatest
work in the world, in relation to facilities for
commerce, and would make our country the
thoroughfare of all nations Nothing can be
lost to government by granting the request Of
Mr.. Whitney, as he will be dependent entirely
upon the sale of lands for return of the mo-
noy which he exPends and should he fail to
compete the undertaking, he must inevitably
make heavy sacrifice. We take it for grant
Cd that no constitutional objection can DO urged
against the work, and we cannot conceive any
use to which the public lands could bo more
appropriately applied.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-02

FayHE AMERICAN SYSTEM, AT UNION
n HALL, corner OF Baltimore st. and Trip Detts
alley at any hour may cuIl through the day or
Evening, LECTURES on the universal diffusion of
knowledge, among citizens of all ages Whole ex-
pense l2t cents each Lecture; 10 commence mme-
diately anu be continued a few weeks
Every attendant aso is presented with an "Outne
Copy" Of HEWETI'5 new system of GRAMMAR,
LOGIC, RHETORIC, PENMANSHlP, a most sim
pie and easy Tract practically illustrated by The Lee
turer during the attendance. Stenography an ex-
remely nain system, also is rendered mus simple
that III 80 minutes explanation, any person may un-
derstand its theory.
The advertiser is extending by Lectures, these lie
mnnts OF the "S0cal Sciences,n throughout the u
Mon. They will, in all places, be conducted with
moral purity of motive aud of practice, that nothing
but sratuitous malignity will ever oppose
All persons who call aud hear this 'Amencan sys-
tenn (n0w become established by national sehti-
men) thu briefly explained, approve and encourage
the enterprise
To those who commence Immediately and attend
whole month as much as they please through the day
or evening, the whole expense 1; one dol ar
Even The outline and explanation OF Penmanship
and Shor, Hand alone are worth one hundred times
the expense J3l-2l
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-02

To CURE DEAFNESS Take an onion, cut
It open'in the middle, and take out the core
Gil the cavity with all equal quantity of tobac-
co and honey, tie a string round it, roll it up
n a cabbage leaf, and rost it in the fire until
soft. Squeeze out the juice into phial, cork
tight, and drop one drop every day into the
ear. So says an old "cure" book. We would
think such compound would cure anything
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-02

LECTURE By PARK BENJAMIN, Els Q. The lecture
TO be delivered this evening, by this genteml N, in
the Lgh, st. Methodist Episcopal Church, will, we
have no doubt, be of such character as may be ex
peced from his great talents This is but the intro
ductory ofa course comprising six lectures, the pro-
ceeds arising from viii n will be appropriated TO the
Library Association of the Sabbath School connected
with The church. We have been requested to state,
there will be no postponement on account of the
weather
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-02
A L M A n A G.
Moons nhaSeS,
MARRIED..

On Tuesday evening by Rev Mr.. ShrgIey, GEoRGs
WHBpKIN to Miss ELIZA WARD.
In Richmond on the 10th ult by Rev. f. L. Ma
COON, MI ENocH l.. REYNOLDS, of Washington, to
Miss ANN f.. BATTLEY, of the former city.
On the 29th ult by Rev. J. @. Morris, THos. COPY,
of Washington cily to SARAH A. NORRIS, OF Balu-
more,
Ia Ia mOre co. on the 27th ult by Rev. Thomas
Sewel GEO. M. HISS TO MARY A, daughter of VIM
Bosley OF JnO, Eq.
In P. George's CO. 9th ult by Rev Mr.. KepIer,
Benz, o. MULLIKGN 10 MARY E. daughter Of the HoB.
VIM. T. WOOuOn, all of that county.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-02

NAVAL. U. 8, frigate Cumberland, Capt.
Duany, has sailed from Boston for the G uf
Of Mexico. U. s. sloop-Cf-war Boston, Com.
Pendergast, arrived at New York on Friday,
from the Brazil station, via Norfolk. U. S.
stOreship Southampton, 1t. Morris, and u. S.
ship jamestown, were at Port Praya, on the
The 18th December, all well, and the Marion
and Yorktown were on cruize down the coast.
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d. E ID.

On the 29h ult, CHARLES EDWIN, sOn of George
and Hannah N Dell, aged % months aud IS days.
GA 18th ult. NATHAN b. WHITE, in the attn year of
his age.
On the Both ut, ANDREW l.. STEWART, in the 35th
year of his age.
On the Both ult. CATHARINE, aged Is mos, and 90
days, daughter Of Jas and EliZahCih Cassidy.
In Carroll CO. 23d uIt, Rev, MOSES LAWSON, of the
NJ. T.. Church.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-02

THx MusEuM-LGst Night of the Forty There's.
This the seventh and last night of the performance
of this popular and laughable piece, as theworihy
manager is compelled lay aside to make way for
9th novelties, Let no one miss the opportunity of
seeing it. Previous TO the Forty Thieves will be
played new farce, never before acted here, called
sDone Brown" This farce is said TO be extremely
rich
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-02

WARLIKE PREPARATIONS FOR MEXICO. We
learn from the n. York Herald, that the naval
force in the Gulf is to be increased immediate
ly. Orders have already been issued to the
several rendezvous to enlist quite large
number of seamcn, and the destination of the
frigate Cumberland has been changed from the
Coast Of Africa to the Gulf of Mexico. 1t is
thought that she will be the flag ship. Other
preparations are making viii are deemed ne
cessary in the present position Of cur relations
with Mexico.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-02
MARINELIST-PORT OF BALTIMORE.
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY /, 1876
FkomrHE EXCHANGE READING-RooN ooKs.


CLEARED,
Brig Susan, Laudenlan. Rio GrandC and a market,
w. Howell & son.
Brig Lawrence opeland, Baker, IA days fn Apa-
lachcOla, cotton, tn order.
SChrJ.C Cah,u IN, Babsoa, 10 days I'm Frankfort,
lalhS, to Clark Kellogg.
schr WA. iienry, Rider, st. Thomas, Clark 4 Kel
logg.
rchr Register, Jones, + ederick burg, master.
Schr Thomas Hooper, l>irwan, BnrbadUes and
market, Y. Pierce.
Schr Mary r. Sauderson, Roughton, n. Carolina,
Jas. Corner Y Sons.
sAILEl Briggs Ar bian, Knapp, Corn Island; VIM.
Il. Jones, Tyler, Kingston, Jam; schrs Florence,
smith, West indies; Thos Hooper, Kir wan, Barba-
does.
ARRIVED,
Brig Fulya, OweHs, from Rio &c Janeno, Dee. 9th.
coffee, to T. Hooper. saw on Friday night in An
napos Roads balque, supposed bound up.
schr Ameicus, Wheeler, 3 day from Petersburg,
Va. TO mastef
Schr Martha Washington, Wood, from Franklin,
Va. sugar and moiasses, 10 5. HurIbuI.
Schr Maria, Johnston, 3dgys from York, ass'd car
go, to |. Mankn,
Schr Henrietta, Hughes, 6 days I'm Savannah, lup-
Der and rice, to- X. Randall.
Steam packe! Herald, Russell, from Norfolk. Saw
Nothing.
Steamer Pocahontas, Hollingshead, FIN Richmond.
Saw nothing.
MEMORANDA.
Baf1ues Helen MANA, Taylor and Ida, Haliett, fin
Baltimore for Boston, and schr }radore Leavtt, from
Portland for Baltimore, at Holmes Hole 9th
alt.
Barqne Louisiana, Williams, cleared at N. Orleans
for Baltimore 23d alt
Barque Ida, HalIet, and Helen Maria TAYLOR, from
Baltimore for Boston, sailed I'm Holiness Holes 2sth
uIt. Brig Chickasaw, Kendrick, from Baltimore for
b ston passed by same day.
Brig Kimbal!, lngraham, hence for Providence put
into Providence 2sth ut to land the I'd mate MIR. Il.
Greenlnw, who fell from aloit days previous and
was seriously injured. The master and first mate
had worked the vessel for seVefal deys, The crew be-
ing badly frost btteH.
Brig VIM II. Talman, Hall, from Norfolk for this
port, put back to N. Both nit in distress.
Brig Ninble, shaw, I'm Rio de JaHeiro, arrived at
New Orleans, 22d uIt.
Brig hmena. CrOwr and schr Excel, Ciowell, OR
Baltimore, cleared at Boston % nit.
Schr Black iIawk, SissOu, fin Baltimore for Fan
River, aatircd at NewO ort .7tb nit.
Schr Richard Borden, Simmons, arrived at Fall
River 23lh uit.
Schr Equator, Carey. from Portsmouth for Balti-
more, arrived al Norfolk 3Jth ult.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-02

RHAYOR's OFFICE, Baltimore, Jan.3 lS48
I'VE Some malicious person or per 0nS nave injured
and DESTROYED many of the Trees planted in and
about the franklin Square, therefore offer reward
of TEN DOLLARS for information that will lead
TO the detection of the person or persons who COM
mttrd the same.
jail q [RAPl JACOB G. DAVIES, Mayor,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-02

BuRToN's THEATRE, FRONT srREsr-M .4dd1m'
as King Lear. This distinguished Trasedan will up
pear this evening King Lear, in Shakspeare's cee
brated Tragedy OF that name. He will be ably sup
ported by the whole strength of this excellent com
pany Miss Alexina Fisher will enact the part o.
CordrIia After hs Tragedy the favorite farce of the
'Swiss Cottage" in which Mr. Owens and Mrs. How
ard will sustain the principal characters.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-02

GEN. CAss. This gentleman lecturcd in the
Chinese Museum, Philadelphia, on Thursday
evening, to an audience of 1900 including nine
military companies in uniform on the ''pro-
gress of knowledge"
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-02

In ADVANCE OF THE Man. The foreign
news by the Hibernia was received at Charles
ton three days in advance of the mail, by the
arrival there from New York, in Sc hours, Of
the Spanish steamer Genil.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-02

EpEITANNIA LAMPS. Just received, lot
-EB of Britannia LAMrS aud CANDLES TICKS,
of all kinds. general assortment of BRITANNIA
and JAPANkED WARE. for sale low, wholesale
aud retail. c. E. WETMoRE & co.
No. 10 ~ Charles street,
JaD-l w opposite Union Bank.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-02

NAMES eORTLAN 81 SON, Manufactured
Oh of Block Tin, Japanned and Plain .riveued TIN
WARE, and importers and dealers in Family and
Fancy Hardware, Plated and Britannia Ware, Wal
ters Table Cutlery, Solar Lard Lamps, &c. &c.
Aiso w oden Ware, Brushes, Baskets and House
keeping articles OF every desc ripton Who esale and
retail Warehouse, No. Is BALTIMORE STREET,
second door east of Harrison st. jail
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-02

EXPENSES OF The GOVERNMENT FOR PRINT
ING. The cost of the printing Of the U. S.
Senate and House of representatives., from
1918 to lS45, was $l,9s2 .0S6, to which is to
be added the sum Of SS49 ,O62 for printing ex-
ecuted under special acts.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-02

THE STEAMERS. The Great Western will
commence her trips across tho Atlantic On the
llth April. The Great Britain will take her
first departure for the season from Liverpool
on the 9th of May.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-02

90 A CARD, The gentleman who so kindly seat
through the pnst-"fcc an anonymous letter, over
the signature of "TgUTH," cOmpRrnting uso n the
extraordinary good luck we have had to sell mur of
the Capital PrizSs in the Maryland Cons lidated Lot
within the past two weeks, will please accept
our profound thanks. Such hltterlng tributes from
unknown friends are well calcu ated to elicit eur
most grateful regard aud sti mnGtc us 10 a more
tive prosecution Of our business.
EMORY CO., . Calvert street,
II Baltimore, Nd.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-02

A NAUGHTY MAN. Henry E. Smith, a cou-
sin of John Smith, has been arrested in New
York, charged with bigamy.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-02

FRom BRhzIL AND THE RIVER PLArrE-.4
Grand Ba.IIs. By the arrival at this port, Of
the brig Argyle, Capt. Cooksey, the American
has received advces from Rio to tho 18th De-
cember, from wi i,h wo learn that the comba-
ed forces Of the English and French had
achieved victory over the Argentine troops,
and captured the forts at the mouth of the ri
yer Cdrana. The battle was attended by great
loss of life. The allies had $50 killed and
wounded, while their enemies are reported to
have lost 500 mcn-250 dead bodies were
found IN one fort, and about l6o in another
Once or twice these miserable wretches at
tempted to flee from the forts, but no sooner
did they attempt it, tSan Rosas' cavalry charg-
ID on them and compelled them to return to
their guns at the point of the lance.