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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-19
JAMES RIVER CANAL.
RICHMOND, MAY Is
a RRIVED

Boat Oclayia, D. Squires, with Do tons n :
from Lynchburg, TO L. D. Crensha~ b'u''
Co., and VIM. Anderson, Jr .,.,
Boa; Lynchburg, R. 5. Fields, win ol -
mdze., from Lynchburg, 10 J. K. Anderson. j..
Boat Exit, J. d. Burton, with 62 ton, me-
from Lynchburg, 10 L. d. Cfensha" o.'' =,
Co., Il. Ludlam & Co., Robl. Gwaihns'' =
Lee & TinsIev. ,,s
Boa, Pilot, S. r. Moore, with 3Oi one mo
from Columbia, TO L. w. GlazebFco6.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-19
rI The first meeting OF the sou he
= .6rrtcr cnNurNr,rI0N mill ne ncll

n The first meeting OF the sOUTHEsN.
BAPTIST CONVENTION will be he. /.
Richmond, Va, on "Wednesday sue es,a3a;,.,
first Lords Dayin June, 1886. The MIRO ,,.'s D
sermon will be preached BY Rev; .. n y IN !.
D., Of the Alabama University; Rev 4, .,,,s.
d. D., Of S. c., being his alternate L. -.
ments have been made 10 secure 70 'he p
attending the Convention free return ." -, - IA.
lersbure and Weldon Railroad and al ~
tion has been made, which il is horel 49,
successful, 10 the Presidents Of the l,'.'' +,
and Charleston and Hamburg Ralfoao.. ma,
similar privilege. Delegates 10 the Con I s~.Ga
are requested 10 report themselves at ne :
Room OF The Isl Baptist Church.
-. Southern papers will please copy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-19

On Friday night there was tremeuloa, .
OF rain which, with continued showers aaa,,
Saturday and Sunday, have swollen tn wa.e-
courses considerably. James River is nov ro.,
ing down full and rurbid tood Of waters. Il.
fresh is quite high, and the river sill rising y.
ierday the Woollen Factory was forced IS ii.
pressure Of he water 10 suspend operation,
From many quarters We hear OF great ran,
and high watercourseS, and apprehcnl lans-, d
bridges. &c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-19
THE WHEAT CROP

The accounts Of the Wheat crop on the rive.
above Richmond continue 10 be gloomy. The
ay has committed heavy rayages the .ccef,
copious rains have also done much mschle,-
We are glad 10 learn that on lower Jane, rigt,
there is a promise OF a good crop, the III having
appeared but 10 limited extent.
The Chares,own Spirit OF Jefferson burg'
good news OF The Valley crops. says, In til.
section, are sratiled 10 state that there is NJ
appearance OF the fly, and The prospec, Of an ablr
dani crop is most cheering 10 The heart OF the Il
mer. May they only realize a fair price an.
our county will be again placed on sure toa.
ing.n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-19

After This day, and while interesting news
expected from the South, we shall suspend i.
publication OF the City Edition OF our paper i
after The arrival Of The Southern mail, 10 turn,
the latest intelligence. The papers Tor the mai
however will sill be put 10 press the nigh; +
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-19

II EPISCOPAL CONVENTION The
Convention Of the Protestant Episcopal Church
tor the Diocese Of Virginia, will commence It's
ANIMAL session in 81. Paurs Church. Petersburg,
on Wednesday The Goth inst. May S-c3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-19

We trus, tina, The excitement OF the war new.
will no, prevent The people OF Virginia from cr.
ing cool and serious examination to the aim.
rabIe Education Address We publish TODAY
Will not every friend OF Education cotdia.ly
cooperate with The Stale Central Committee il
its we-reasoncd and sound sueecstion>7
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-19
The Richmond Volunteers are carried til,

The Richmond Volunteers are carried thyors,
the drill twice day at the Armory, by tia, y
cellen officer, Capt. Dimmock OF the State Gga
their Captain has not yet returned from Wa.h-
ington, where he went for orders We YESTERDAY
saw a fine fellow who came ali the VA,
from Meckleltu:g, with his rife ana pee.
els full OF ball. TO volunteer. He is eager ioi III.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-19
FAIR AT HANOVER COURTHOUSE

az The Ladies of the Pole Green and Salem Conrre-
gallons viii have sale nf Fancy Articles al Hanover
Court. House, on Wednesday and Thursday the both
and 2l. Of May for the purpose Of raising funds dis
charge balance due for repairing Pole Green and
assist in pa, ing their Pastors salary. May l5-ctd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-19

The most animated movements are going on
al New Orleans. The detachment OF Y. ). In
fantry lately arrived from Jefferson Barracks,
under command of Lieut. Col. Wilson, and Cap
Tain ]. Siocktons and Capt Tobins companies
of volunteer, belonging 10 The Washington Resl-
men, left The Barracks on the evening OF the 9th
in the steamship Galveston Tor Point Isabel
Five more companies OF volunteers-tbe Orleans
Cadets. Captain Glenn; Old Hickory Rihemen,
Cant 8ryce Kentucky Volunteers, Capt. K. Z.
Stockton; Louisiana Grcys, Capt Breedove, and
Orleans Guards, Capt. Soniat-numberinS alto
gelher some 400 men, also left on The steamship
Telegraph for Point Isabel. Altogether about
500 men, regulars and volunteers, went in The
Galveston and Telegraph.
Three other companies started on The same
day in the steamer James L. Day, viz: The Gin
ron Guards, the Washington Guards, and the
Orleans Invincibles. They were expected 10
reach Point Isabel about the 18th instant. The
Johnson Guards, 90 strong, fine looking set OF
fellows, have arrived a, N.Orleans from East Fe-
liciana Other parishes are expected TO move in
the same spirit. In addition 10 the TWO compa-
MES OF Infantry which have volunteered from
East Feliciana, 200 men have enrolled in Re-
pment of Mounted Gun.men, under Gen. La
iayelle Saunders, who intends 10 raise l0OO men
10 rendezvous al Alexandra, and proceed over
land via Corpus Christi 10 The Rio Grande. Ge-
neral s. is an old campaigner, and served uidef
Gen. Jackson al The baue OF New Orleans, being
then member OF Gen Coliees brigade. This
description OF troops did efficient and gallant ser
vice in the last war, and in he Creek nation and
will answer admirably in The Mexican campaign.
Very nearly 1000 volunteers have been mustered
into service at New Orleans, and volunteering
is sill going on with undated interest. IL is
thought that il will not be necessary 10 resort 10
draft" As some evidence OF The glorious spirit
which animales the gallant Louisianans, We re-
fer 10 The two additional members OF The House
Of REPRESENTATIVES OF Louisiana, Messrs Ogden
of Rapides, and Regain OF Caldwell. who have
obtained leave OF absence, and have volunteered
10 oin The army on the Rio Grante. As far as
they are concerned, the adage is true, "lner arma
silent lcges."
Mississippi, TOO IS wide awake. Natchez is
about 10 put forth her slrength-and Vicksburs
has offered her two gallant companies OF The
"Souhrons" ard VOLUNTEERS" which We have
often admired as almost equal TO The fine volun-
,eer companies OF our own city.
But we cannot begin 10 keep mp with The move
ments in every section Of the country. Public
meetings are held in every drecton-palriollc
sentiments and pledges are freely given, and Eu
rome will see, with establishment if not pain
that when danger calls, any number OF citizen
soldiers can be mustered into service.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-19

fr The Annual Address 10 the "aSI ri'l !.
and Franklin Societies of r. NJ. College Tl:Y
delivered BY VIM Maxwell, IL N =
day, the 9th ofJune.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-19

ever, as the firing was continued AZ wo from
he Brazns on III The 9Th inst, about p NJ -,
=. Cen TayIor was preparing 10 return on INA,
\, ue u;,b s ayul he expected TO be attacked
aay WIN nrPp and was fully prepared 10 meet me
e en my it was supposed that he would y lake
v wh him the regulars by the New OH,
all OF whom, were landed N safety Oh '''
;no oft he 6tl, y
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tunIty will be afforded TO all her gallant sors !,
participate in The defence OF their country ="
A PREGNANT ADMISSION

The news received on Saturday on.ro.
eyes OF many OF the Wings who had assai,sic
gress for recognizing The existence on ~.
the pan OF Mexico, and who dwell with ,,e.,. -
phasis upon the nice distinction be,,gee, i.
ties" and "war." BY the following pa...a. '''''
yesterdays Wing, The leading wiz o,a.. "
Virginia, il will be seen that Congress s,',.' .
President were not 50 far oui when iA.v Id
that war with Mexico actually exl,;rl ~
wisdom OF their course in striking dee;>,,. =.
vigorous blow, and in showing 10 The 49,,
large that We are ready, at a momer., wan. :
TO defend our soil and our honor, will b. ,,.,.'
ated by the whole country:
"These repeated assaults upon the AM.
forces dIsspae the doubt which hal s',,...sa
existed as 10 The real purpose OF the W.
commander 10 crossing the Rio GRAND. az
'sly US OF his deliberate purpose IL p,a, -
WAR long since threatened by The New. NJ
cuive-a threat which had been rrcaar ,r,'' '-'s-
sion by al parties, as but another >r,c....N Ell
that braggar spirit characteristic III lbt '..'' y
that country, and which il was spop. III ~ ,.,
evaporae in words" "s'-
nc report 81 me feJolnCef Ul Gen p7,i..
MIR. Payne OF Alabama, in The deba,. n i. !,
OF Representatives upon The relroces>iep AL,
andria, which we took from The Intelligence, :,
are informed is not precisely accurate TIA, !,
the Union is so-and as il has personal ~.
we are requested 10 insert it, II as follows
Mr.. McClc,nand .csumed The floor. bn,yi.,,
| Ell, at requ' t. 10 '-'
Mr.. Bayy, who wished 10 make one rems,..
and bur one, with reference 10 himself rer,ors
Inc gentleman from Alabama, (he said V,,
some violence Of gesture not unusual 10 INN Ia,
seemed 10 take offence when he (Alr. L. ] had "a,
mat ms (Mr. Ps) interference on thi> roor v,,
inc domestic concerns OF Virginia was ,nreur
nent, and he SAID he threw back the lmpn,alon
VIII INFORM The gentleman, SAID Mr. b., i,
MOI necessary ior me 10 inform his tIouse-;ha,
shai! no! notice The hr0iring bart an imputatur
winch have before applied
Tit. ne, IN his seat) lam very well salts.
iea, Is nothing have 10 complain Of
Mr.. McClernani now resumed the floor an
proceeded
We are also informed, that there were ote,
errors in The report, as far as General Bayly -,
concerned, which il is not deemed ma.eria! ,or.-.
rect
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-19

an Extra from the New Orleans Bulletin says;
Cant Walker, OF the Texan Rangers, who II
will be remembered, gallantly offered 70 carry
communications from Point Isabel 10 Gen. Tay-
lor succeeded in his desperate enterprise
ac,en TAYLOR Immediately on being made &C,
ouainted with the condition OF afairs, de'eIuiine.
with part of his army TO march 20 rom $40 g;
and accordingly on the evening OF me is'., ie' niS
intrenchmenls with from thousand 70 Twelve
hundred men, cavalry, artillery and inianry.
He arrived al Poin, Isabel on the morning OF
the 2nd, without having encountered single
Mexican On The morning OF the Sd, having
heard the firing Of artillery in the direction OF Ma
tamoras Capt Walker was again dispatched I'M
medately TO ascertain the cause
This brave man again succeeded IN reachihe
The camp and on his return on the 5th reported
that the Mexicans finding Gen. Taylor absent
from his camp and his forces divided. took me
onnortunity to open their battery at MatamoTas
op The camp and hose on The eastern bank ofthe
p;o Grande. al the same time made an attack IN
the rear.
dialely opened upon Maiamoras Inc Mexican
battery was silenced in thirty minutes, number
ofthe houses in Matamoras DESTROYED, and Inc
.nemy on The American side oil Inc river COM
Bur one American was killed and none wound
ed What number Of the enemy was killed OF
wounded. is not known TO any degree OF certainty.
II ia reported that 700 were killed, ana thai SUI
fcient number of houses were not lett s'dnu'hs ~
Matamoras TO afford shelter TO the wounoeo.
The ultimate result has yet to be known, now
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-14

TIE PorrAwATAAlEs.-A treaty has just been
effected win these lnoans, By which they cede the
United States millions Of acres Of land lying be-
tween the Mississippi and Missouri rivera, in the Terri
tory Of Iowa disputed and about
million lying lac waters OF the Ossge south
end west of the Missouri.
Til. Pouawa,srnies by this treaty 10 be united in
one BODY and located The end OF the lands puf
chased from the Kansas last winter; half million OF
acrss of which granted 10 them by the treaty TO-
geiher with annuity OF some thirty thousand dollars
10 continue for thirty years. and possibly longer under
certain contingencies. MAX. Incl
THE REPORTED DEATH OF II. B. SCHOOL
cEAyT-we perceive The Buffalo Com Advertiser in
stating the arrival Niagara from Chicago mentions
the report brousn, by OF The murder OF JoI School
craft =. Sau ST. Marie the 9th inst The last &C.
counts IN relation Mr. & E Schoocrsft LETT him A.
Washington. The probability IS that 1t Is ros that gentle
man. VINO has been murdered The c. A states that T&a-
ner the murderer reported 10 be insane having fred
his house, and attempted the murder Of smother per-
son. The Buffalo Courier and Pilot also gives the name
Is that fJaes Sehooca and speaks OF him As former
member et the Michigan Legislature. Alb. Argus
RAILROAD AccIoEs1.-The Bordentown way
train OF carr ran wagon az Trenton. N. J. on
Saturday In which were NJ hntel and his Wife killing
Mr. d. and greatly ipj1rins no Lady,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-14
Things In Philadelphia.
Correspondence OF The TrieuDe.
rp1r

CoITespCndence OF Inc lIlouuc-
PHILADELPHIA. July Is P. II
The effects Of the intense heat have been very IA.
tai never recolect SO many deaths from this cause
Horses lave dropped down In the atreets attached to
ou1stSuses and The coal whaTves o. Por, Richmond.
A, the later place two or .hree lsborers died Ger
named Vos passing along SecoDd.st was taken III
ana ced In very ssori ame N-s Stewart In AaTahafs
Factory Marian Beiya Mrs Gray David Dersneiu' a
deaf and dumb man John Hase., William C. hr:der asd
several unknown persons have fallen victims.
AS was taking my letter OF yesterday afternoon
70 the Pos, Office. | hsi time 10 announce violent
shower and gu,t Il did not lass ons but was very v!o
len. The lightning struck the vsne on the Exchange
and dashed OF among the Teegrsph;c wires causing
explosion IN the operating room, which did no injury
The iud tore away awnings ard upset one OF the steam
fsrry bos,s and several small beats the Delavae bur
70 i've. lost. For about twc1,y minutes rsned
harder than ever t. and 20 give you toe idea OF
tie hea, Of the weather state HAT while the cutters
sraly rcnnlrg hoods the eide walks bad dried on
10 perfectly before the showcr, aud IN hall "a hour
the dui, was dying sgsin.
We had FIRE on Saturday nisht and another
,bCrrt en- hour snce. from spontaneous combustion
whs,ls- rsiusting from the hest not can
SAY bet every ians you ouca seems ready 70 ou'sI
out iato fsrues
fue Steamboat tho Rip Van Wrinkle, With Capt. Fury
makes the trip ihe-e and back the SAGE day Compet
ZION . reducing prices ard cacsiS corresponding Tedue-
ton the attractions OF the place tne IoHes OF oa
city MAKE pleasure excursions down n NC Ae
enjoyment 20 regular A.
the democracy OF Asa.ons bathing dresses sat CONCEIVE
that Free Trade extends TO bathing and object any VI
the restrictions OF common deccncy.
There has been but little business done to'da! -
Tho Stock Board really deserted though there WAS
,ieh, in State securities pred;cated upon
the cer,sn,y OF the pay ment o August interest II
Mr. Hays Tariff BILL passes will be the las: nsslment
our Stale will pay until the people ara thoroughly IN,
toctrnsed with British FREQ Trade principles Iron wool
ard our other sapes falling at the very moment the
State asks advance payment OF taxes TO support her
credit. ~ .,
natl Water w o. Blk OF Penn 2sSi, $1,000 state IS c&p
6si S coo do DO 66. Beft,ssa BodrGS-SSooo Chesa ~
Del 6s 60 $4,000 State SIS esp 66i $1,000 Go do ooi'
Phila Blk iO7 $4,000 State IS COS SecsSa 5oefar.S
western Bk As. 90 Ears & Mecs AL BIZ Amer 400
ssnntl siaie s. c&p 66i. $40 do 60 66f.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-14
THINGS IN WASHINGTON.
Prospects of tho Tariff
From on, Regular Correspondent
WAssTSGToS, July u, ls4s-M!t!

wAsHISeIoS. July II. ls4s-M!dnisht.
Tbs e-ea, question Of the Tariff comes up as the
s,.cial order in the Senate, morrow {: O'CLOCK
I,is expected that Mr.. DIzos a LEWIS will lead OF
in speech in favor OF McKArs bill. know not
how long the discussion will continue. Iculy wish
tbny both parties would agree 10 select each cham
pion. aud lie. .aec, fsb, i, cut. l think The Wings
nigh, very well ,.us, The defence OF lie Protective
Principle win Mr.. EVANS OF Maine. Ii the Loco
tocos could o-ly sepout some one 10 meet him II
would be grand debate, and v'oct snorien the
session. The demsgcgue custom however. OF MAJ
Jog speeches fo1 Bumcom5s "a creeping across the
foilndo. into the Senc,e We shall, therefore,
probably have nuln5e1 o. speeches On he 50 beet
Nj. LEWIS ms been very busy making himself g.
qusinied wiki the details. and has had tutor IN
structing him. The sanctity OF Sunday has hardly
been regarded.
Mr. BERRIES of Georgia has paired OF with Nj.
SPgIsHr OF Mississippi They may not be cacA
when the vote is taken. With these exceptions /
think the Senate will be full unless Mr.. HASsEeAs
takes into his head that there is use IN siayin
any longer here. Mr.. HAYWOOD who has been so-
sent has returned so has Mr.. WEBSTER.
The fate of The bill still seems likely TO depend on
the vote OF The President Mi SEMPLE OF IL
liuois caused some uneasiness among the Free
traders rs il was reported that be hal struck tor
higher wages" Executive power has whipped
him in believe and no;hiDg IS now dreaded from
him Il WIS said that NJ. Benton would oppose
the bill on several grounds, and s-o that Mr. CAL
HoUS would. l see no ground for these hopes
The vote will be about tie, which will throw II on
the Vice President Il is said that he vii! oetray
Fenncylvcnia, and vote sgainst The common con-
s,ructon OF the EExE Letter. That letter was in
tended only for the stump.
The weather still continues very hot, thousn 1t Is
quite tolerabIe to night by fine breeze. Noswith'
sanding tina, it is now midnight the thermometer
stands at $50 or So. RIcHELIEU.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-14
Business Notices.

II We solicit the attention OF readers to Plumbe'a
National Daguerrean Gallery 2s Broadway Mr. Plumbe
10 the celebrated taker of Dagueeotype keneSses Hs
pictures attracted universal attention At the late Gaona
Fair at Washington, and we have always heard them
spoken of In terms OF the highest praise Should any Of
our country readers be visit this city and desire
faithful OF themselves they would do well 70 call
at this popular Gallery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-14

sAsos's SARsAPAsiLLA-Too oIen the inqosit7e boIi!
M u,.r fects It's 20 MATTERS which are ID
resch aud pts sihom ih- my.Isrcus c1pih oi VI
yine wiidom tho short punneI line OF cnman iesiO
How much probable 10 apply hs desire 10 n'os
o. u, TOO mpossbiEy OF nrs41ripg the pnrpoeea Of III
who has ,loed and Yafpshed II with priceless
record Of iSs Of good which Gas pen
fecied with Tho jacrs Of this root, copceniseo u &c
Of s.nd's Ssrsspsrs. The dyspoppc NE ieeo.e "a
neral e3cioes The scrofQla sirichsD, tho
dlsn cured subjects Of erupuons, the reham.h Ine '
ali have been ressored health through us eseDeJ o.
TrepAkoo and suld WHOLESALE Ano fosA<J Mt.r, E.v.
sAsDs DrogSisls 100 Yuiioa-sL corner OF $500 .sd
York Sold EIso rs Broad va, i,s,s stsIr, "a
oy Druggiss generally lhroc sooe' A
nj pcr ooSl.. Biz boli-s 20, -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-14

SOLAR LAMPS, CAaPHEsE LAMPS. CHANDELIERS, GIAAs-
DOLLS AID HALL LANTERNS -Detz, Brother & Co. No.
1879 wilaln-st manufacturing and nave always on
hand full OF the above mentioned articles mo
and various other goods IN lhei ne which they WIZ Sc
at wholesale or reta at low prices fox cash. II 2G
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-14

w The list Of all the eiiss and principal town, in the
country in witch newspapers pub,hed, for which "
B. Palmer Is the agent published In Saturday, Thbune
may be had gratis sihe agency IN Tho Tribune Buildings
A, matter OF reference independent Of the binu tbs
s1bj.ct OF advertising, 1t Is worth having.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-14

NOVEL STYLE or sUxaxa HAT. SO 5o.-Genln' 2i'
Broadway, has introduced the novel style Of sonef "
made of tho same materials and finished IN the same nAn
ner az his celebrated Gosgap1r Hat-eItrenely isnt
prtc, a SO. }SAo -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-14

CAsD-Dr. BANNING would give notice that no has
returned the City, and vii! remain at his Office 2'
Broadway during this week where he can DO consulted
in reference to his Body Brace" hom A. II. to P ~
i7l34t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-14

rv- n. psLrI eoUsAuO', ITALIAN aEDIcATIo son'
=. no.it,ye euro and eradication Of Ct 'iin ~
ior NO PHr.,iy Fsu Frsekles Sun Surn, he 70 %
more " Mind only tho original depot 81 WLhers.
TRoa Broadway Also, se P0adre saSne N.
.tn1 Euper6noQs Hair, Vegetable Rouge of St
1n1 Cseeks, Grecan Hat Dye, Lily White aid r1h9a'
osee- articles for Tho so!le.. W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-14

~ The North American PhaiGnr has es,ab
iished an agency for the sale OF its Vegetables
Fruits, &c with Thosne x Co, No. S, West side OF
Washington Market Their Blsckberres and Eary
Potatoes, now for sale, are superior. Examine and
indsa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-14

sol.pdtd performances again !n afternoon sna wen.
nS stthe American Mascum 1hs MsmLno,s bo%s os'ns
6ssn. snc sfes arc be al ali hours The n1se
nss he'd akin and appears In bright AID beau
ami hue AID don't ELL seeins Ein-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-14

GONE TO MExlco.-James S. Calhoun. Esq. Ed
tor OF the Columbus Enquirer Georgia has volunteered
his services 10 twelve months In tie War aga:ns:
Mexico. and already on his way TO the Bio Ggsnds with
a company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-14

II TIE CAr:stian R..ssctor, large. able and
excellent Baptist paper Boston, viii heueetor,h be under
the immediate charge OF Rev. J. ". oLAsrEAp; Rev. Il
A. GRAVES, the former Eater being allowed TO travel
Southwark Tor his health. and continue his connection
with the paper Corresponding Editor We believe this
s,ransernen will adj the !neres, Of the paper The
last number eeniains scm.rsoe letter slavery BY
Rev Daniel Sharp The patriarch oithe Bapsts Boston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-14

MURDERS Is TIE CHEROKEE NA1los:-Ine
four men charged with shooting the young Missouri
ooatnsn. we're delivered on Thursday last 10 Lieut.
apcs via the reousiron of agent for me Chssokees
TheT wxre cououcsd 10 Fort Gioson and will De taken
thence We suppose TO Lizzie Rock % undergo nial 90
The charge alleged ags;nst them ine young HAH- VIC
understand. Ia likely 10 recover
On Friday issI an hour or so before sunoo"n LON
Starr James Starr Jr and another lend whose name
not known, went the house OF oia M
lived few rIlss ON mis- side OF State line aad saot
Cherokee man named Sdss or - NOT being Killed
immediately he broke and ran some distance. wien &c
overtaken oy these boodhouuds anc stabbed o'e
rnes Tney then remained 8, the house awaiting The
return OF Nj Bahrdse very old and respectable cit-
zen, who happened a; tie tine TO De absent and whom
ney sho, be approached his house IN the presence
lily. Cherokee Advocate, 18th uit-
q PREscorT Bush, native OF South Carolina
ma and soldier Of the Revolution, died on The sd at.
sssd 90 ysass, In Stewart County, Georgia