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Ny1ILLiAN NEWTON, No. 10, Thames
w street, has constantly Qu hand, large
assortment and eyteBSiye stock of CHOICE
and FRESH GROCERIES, WcSern and
Southern FLOUR, Foreigu Fruit, Wines, Teas,
Nc.. which are offered at wholesale and reall
ai The Lowest market rates Families will have
lhelr Good, delivered irec of expense.
lune Is iSl6.
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A woman has been sent to prison in Phila'
del phia for the fourth time, and each time for
fogging her husband.
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IS SHIP NEWS. Is
PORT OF EWPOIeT.
a Il RIV ED.
THURSDAY, July Q.

THURSDAY, July 0.
Brig Octavia, Doughty, I'm Prov fr Philn
Srhrs, Genl. Knox, Randall, Dighton, Ban
gor Pontiac, c,--fm Prov. fr Fishing voy-
age May Flower, Willis, do f. Block.Island !;
Dispatch, Oger, Camden, Prov Mandarin,
Nyn, Baltimore fr East Greenwich. SIP. Es-
sex, Hatch, FIN N. York fr FaIl.River.
FRIDAY, July 10.
ton George w. Clifford, Cromwell. Fall-River,
PhiIa. Schrs. Phebe Il Margaret, Pine. I'm
Phila Hornet, PaddleGrd, Taunton, fr Phila
Harvest, Prisby, I'm do fr New York /; Adanis,
Baker, I'm Ptov. fr PbIa; Aida, Usher, I'm
Bristol, fr Norfolk; Copy, Gardner. Prov. fr
New Haven ; Invincible, Hatch, fin Fall Iiiv.
er (r Phila.
SATURDAY, July II.
Brig Venus, Soulo. FIN Fal.Rivor fr PhiIa
Gardner II. Wright, Ringoid, I'm do f. do
Schrs Palestine, Green, FIN do fr do Rogn-
lus, Davis, fm Prov fr New York
SUNDAY, July Io
Schrs Brookhavcp, Bardick; Hector, KEN.
bail, I'm Roundout; Thames, Barker.
MONDAY, July I3.
brig Emrrlne, Smith, I'm Bristol fr Norfolk
Schrs. Joseph Tnrner, Gibbs, I'm Prov. e.
Baltimore Darius, Nicholson, I'm Boston f.
Prov ; Citizen, Bray, FIN Wareham, fr Bati.
more. Sips. Olive, Lamb, I'm Prov. fr Troy
Henry Gibbs, Gibbs, I'm Fall.River f. Hartford
Rhode Island, Hull, I'm Prov. fr New York
Annawon, Willis, frp do tr Block Island Bru.
nette, Smith, FIN do fr Norwich Hudson, Wins.
low, FIN New Bedford fr Prov.
| TUESDAY, July IL.
Schr Caroline, Blinn, I'm Wiscass,tt, for
J Fall River; Francis, Gardner, FIN Taunton
Mederian, Nye, FIN T.. Greenwich : Lcnity,
! Smith, I'm do; Eni, Nicholson, FIN do; Massa.
SOFT. Raymond, I'm Taunton; United, Bray
/ fin Prov. all for Phiiad.
/ Sips Jane, Smith. I'm Prov. for iIaddam.
WEDNESDAY July IL.
Sloop Tccumsch, Ash, Prov. for New York
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MAisE.-Hon. DAVID BRossos, formerly a
Representative in Congress, has been nonina-
ted by State Convention as the Wing candl-
date for Governor of Maine
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Conri Of Probate, .Nemport, JuLY 6, 1916.
july l6.

DEVARE or THE ECOUNTEBFEITs
I'D Another grea; evil IL ailoat IN the shape of
Cunnprirli on that cellent article Of the toilet
and valuable specific for the skin. "RAD-
WAYS CHINESE NJ Ed ICAT T. ID
SOAP" So great celebrity has this valuable
soap attained. that Coun,criolters are busy AT
work issuing forth their worthless limitations.
We therefore caution the public to purchase no
Chinese NJ educated Soap of any other persons
than DR. Railways regularly uthorizcd Agent.
! Bear in mind, there is bui one agent for this
soap in a place, aud furthermore the genuine
Radway's Chinese Medica,rd Soap is not trans.
parent, bm solid. II, y. TAYLOR ls the only
agent for Newport and the only person in New
port to whom have sold any soap purchase
the genuine Railways Chinese Medcatcd Soap
of him and Won Will secure your complexion
against the effects of tan, Sunburn, Mu>qui,ors,
and remove all pimples, bloiches. pustulrS. in.
sects IN the skin and all skin Diseases. II i'm.
parts to the complexion rich hue aud renders
ihe .kin soft fair. sweet cool aud healthy.
II Sold nj I2I cts per cnke, 10y RI. TAYLOR,
ONLY agent in Newport.
RG. RADWAY, ". u. Health Agent
II o. HndsUn.si., n. Y.
II pS Canton to dealers --jewars &c Ped
lars and Others thereof ms any soap offered as
Radways Soap - n counterfeit. X. u Rad
wnv has no travelling Agent. Az orders must
hc addressed 10 T. q. Radwsy, Health Arsnt.
|lgl, iiud.on-sl., y. y. lJnne -.
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LINEN GOODS.

NNtlB subscribers would respectfully invite
l. purchasers Linen SheeiingS, Linen, -
Table aSk,-Damask Cloths Napkins,
Nc. Sc. no. To forget, that we always have al
EXTENSIVE VARIETY of all such GOODS,
and cen and ,eH sell! at least as cheap as any OF
the Temporary cheap men-and further, in case
n few times washing should prove To the pur.
chaser OF their being part CoTToN-aS they
sometimes Gre-we can always be found and
ready to make ii satisfactory.
WM. c. CUZZENS & CO
July 8, 1916.
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Farm for sale.

AyA THE subscriber offers for sale
E:M that beautiful Farm lying east and
E.,M adjoining the one where he now
-eAs1s2 resides, and was formerly owned
by Jethro B. Bailey, containing about one hun
dred acres of most excellent land, and very
beautifully situated about , miles from New
pert, on the cast main road, with n dwelling
house apd other buildings thereon, and most OF
them are nearly new and in fne order there is
also q good orchard oil about 100 trees, all in a
hearing state IT is very seldom thai place
like This is offered iol sale on this Island. Any
one wishing TO purchase will please call on the
the subscriber. Terms of payment, made easy
JOSEPH l. BAILEY.
Mlddletown, May q, 1916.
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Court Of Irobdte. Newport, Juiy G. 1876.

A PPLICATlON is made for Administration
IA to be appointed on the estate of Erlz ,Brru
PoND, late Of Newport. deed the same is re.
ceived and referred Tor consideration To a Court
of Probate. 10 be liolGen ~ the Tom
Hall, IN Newport, on the hrs, Monday ~
August next, at 9 o'clock. n. M. and notice
thereof ordered To be given by advertisement
for thee successive weeks in the H,rnid nj
The 7Sp,es !hat al persons Interested 'muy
appear at said il'ne ahp Place and be heard.
True rdby -wiiness,
JnvG g. B. IIowIANn, Erob. CIk.
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Ran!t Oi. Rhode Island,

V'HsE Stockholders Of the Bank of Rhode
/ Island are hereby notified lhala Semi.an-
nua dividend will be aid on and alter the lsi
of July 1916. w. A. CEAKkE. Cashier.
Newport july ID
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TACY'S CONFECTIONERY.
FANCY STORE,

and you will find the GREATEST VARIETY
OF French, German, Turkish, American and
English PeriGmery Fancy Soaps, &c.. ever
offered in this place, and at such prices as will
give satisfaction 10 all.
Also, Alexander'S Psiiootie Paste, for remov.
ing the most obstinate growth Of hair from those
parts Of The hands and face where It's growth is
justly considered to be blemish to heir delica
cy and beauty also superior article of Huir
Dye, for coloring the hair beautiful jet black;
also The celebrated Rose Tooth PASTE. for clean.
ing and beautitying The teeth also The celebra.
ted pinaisre de R"pgs, particularly for the use
OF the Ladies for bea utiiying the complexion
The above, with many other similar articles,
TOO numerous TO mentiOn, will be sold at as
reasonable prices as can be bought in Newport.
FOR more particular knowledge of the assort-
nent, please call and see for yourselves.
July i6-iS 4w. II. STACY Jr.
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Guardians Notice,

FlNIIE subscriber gives public notice, that he
has been appointed by the Hon Court of
Probate Of The Town Of riverton, Guardian OF
Abby : Phcbe Ann, Mere, :, md Prcscrycd
Bra,ton, minor children ot Preserved BtnytOn,
latn Of Tivetion, deceased and has gwen
Bond according To Law-aud he hereby calls
upon all persons having demands against SAID
minors, all or either Of them, TO exhibit the
same io him within six months from The dat,
hereof and those Indebted TO make immediate
payment
WILLIAM nROWNELL, Gpordian
Tiyerton, June 81, 1916 July o--6w'
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Y wish 10 inform my friends and the public
l generally, that have taken the above nam
81 establishment, and intend keeping as great
a variety ofgoods rs can be found In fny similar
store in Newport. have iuSl returned from New
York. where have made arrangements to ,e-
ceve all kinds of Fruit as it comes trtHh mo me
market Thave always on hand as go'd ana
large an assorlmept OF Candies aS can be found
in the state: Nuts of AL kinds, Oranges, Lemons,
Pine Apples &c. Toys of every description.
My Fancy Goods consist ofevery article usu-
ally ca,led Tor at such store silk purses, ,pock-
eli books hair, tooth, cloth and shoe Brushes /;
combs Of all kinds, bird cages, fancy and work
boxes, canes of all kinds. Willow Cradles and
n great many other things too numerous to men
lion. 1'crGunirry Of all kinds, soaps, Halr
oil, PomadeS. CologneS. Sc &c., all Of which
will sell at the very lowest prices.
Ice Cream made pure, and fresh served MP
every hour in The 1av, and Families supplied on
the most reasonable terms Entrance To Ice
Cream saloon by the North Door or through
the Store. Goods delivered free of expense.
RI. ~. YOUNG.
~ B Ihave large assortment OF Hair
Work, which will close up at cost.
Newport, July -, lS46-im.
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Administrators a Sale.

nN saturday, the 18th day Of August, n, 3
~ o'clock, pm, IN The premises by license
from The Coat Qf Probate of the town OF riyer
ton,
All the right, title and interest that Abigail
TeY, late of Berkeley. in The county Of Bristol.
and Commonwealth of Massachusetts deceased,
had, OF ihe time Of her decease, in and 10, a lot
OF land situated in the Nonh part Of Said river-
follows :-Westerly, on Second AIee., Norbrr-
" on lands Of John fprt, EaSierly on lands Of
Noel 7. Allen, and souherly on ------ street,
with a dwelling honse thereon standing, Con-
dilionS at sale. ORi.IN WEBBER, Admr,
Uifh The UM anne1cd.
TiverlGp, July II, lsiG.-[ids.
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We learn by the New York papers received
thus morning, that the Neptune, whi"h left
New-York on Tuesday evening for Providence,
when of Sands Point, ran into the Schr. lola,
Of PASSPORT, Me for n. York, loaded with
Plaster Paris, striking her anidships, and sink,
ing her almost instantly The Grew was savcG
by cllnging TO the stcamer-but saved nothing
except what they had on. Mrs. Murphy and
child, who were asleep below, went down in
the vessel. The steamer returned to New
York
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" AZ least 100 Summer Visitors arrived
here IN the Steamer, this morning
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PARKER HOUSE,
NEW BEDFORD.

NEW DEDf okD'
-, The subscriber grateful for past ravors,
.G.ii. mgsl respectfully bcgs leave to inform The
travelling public. lha, ihe flael having under
gone n thorough renovation, he is prepired 10
receive transient and permanent boardeis. The
Parker House being very renrnl and Ilfasap,ly
situated the table furnished with nh ihe deli
cacies of the season, with polite y attentive ser.
yans, offers lo those, who seek comlori s. PLEASURE
Iaclities not usually found oul OF large cities
In c,nnectian with the house. is an excellent
'stiblewell stocked with fine horses and splendid
ca 'riaees; an excellent Bowling Saloon, Gust
erected, aud saib ,qbe equal 10 any in the Unon)
and every attraction and accommodation lha-
can be ,.e,'red for pleasure or amusement a..
This season o;,"c year.
Travellers from Newport VIII be conveyed
the entire distance To New Bedford by steam.
boat aud raroad, pasGi'g 'hronsh fertile and
delightful country :-Fars o'ty 81. Cars leave
New Bedford for Newpor, and Fall River lhree
times each day, (Snnday excepni
JAMES l.. MrICFELL.
Ncw Bedford. June 5h ISi6-3nos.
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g OHELI.S.-For sale large collection OF
~ SHELLS, in separate Cabinets. For refer
ence enquire at the Office of the HERALD OF THE
TINES. [July Ii.
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For Sale, or to Let,

DLyMEE NATIONAL DAGUEHs-
Il RIAN GALLERY and PiIOTOGR RA.
PIERS FURNISHING DEPOTS; award.
ed the Gold and Silver Medals, Four Frs,
Premiums, and Two Highest llonors, AT the
National, the Massachusetts, the New York,
and the Pennsylvania Exhibitions. rpspec
lively. for the most splendid Colored Dagncr.
reotypcs and best Apparatus ever exhibited.
Portraits taken in exquisite style, without
regard to weather,
Instructions given in the art
A large assortment Of Apparatus and Stock
always on hand, at The lowest cash PRICES.
New York, 25l Broadway Phlndclphia.
l36 Chestnut ST.. Boston, - Court, md 81
llanoyer-sts.; Baltimore, POS Bal'Imnre.si.;
Washington, Pennsylvania Avenue Peters
burg, Va, Mechancs' Hall; Cincinnati.
Fourth and Walnut, and l7G Main s'.; Sara
toga Springs, Broadway; Paris, l7 Vicille
Rne du Temple Liverpool, - Church ST,
July I'd, isi6-iyr.
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400 bids. Mnscovado and
WI eoud common Mossses. cargo ofbr,g Con
hd"nce. now landing, aud rnr ssieby ="
June 25. 80 GE,G EyGS.
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LOnn Wanted.
1.-TWO Or THREE HUNDRED DOL

i LARS. for which security will be- given on
landed property. Enquire OF the Printer.
Newport july =, 1876.
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- =. . ..f' = Vi,
DRESS GOODS, &c.

lust OPENED--pink & blue MUSLINS.
y Pat. Dresses. Gnsham, MusIins. plain aud
fmbrnidsred, for Dresses Pink. blue aud pur-
pie MEkiMAFk PRINTS, ,olaid nc. which
quality, IN this, or any qther place..
June -. M1REY' Il SWIFT.
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a. NOR SALE--a good sound Horse,
AINl about IL years old Enquire Of
aAA WILLIAM ID. SOUTHWlCK.
July l6. Long Wharf
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New Aapertiselnents.
JUST RECEIVED & FOR SALE.

AIDES & GENTLEMEN. if you wish
IL 10 furnish your toilets with the best articles
OF rEREUMERY, EANCY SOAPS, &c
Sc. Just call at
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-11-18
Adnlinistratrix sale.

IN pursuance of an order of the honor
able Probate Court of Carroll county,
at the September term, 1916, thereof, the
undersigned, Administrative Of the estate
OF Hardy Wooten, deceased, will proceed
10 sell, at the courthouse door in the town
Of CarrOllton,
On The first Monday Of December nert,
the following land, to.wit: The southeast
quarter Of southeast quarter and northeast
quarter Of southeast quarter Of Section
lhiriy-lour and west half southwest guar.
ter Of Section thirty five, township nineteen,
range three east; southeast quarter OF
northwest quarter, northeast quarter Of
of northwest quarter, and west half OF
northwest quarter Of Section two township
eighteen, range A east; also, one undivid-
ed half interest in the east half Of north
west quarter and northwest quarter OF so.
west our, and west halfo northeast quar-
ter and southwest quarter Of northwest
quarter Of Section lhirty.oGe, township
nineteen, range four cast. Terms made
known on the day Of sale. Purchasers re.
quired to give bond and security.
JUDITH WOOTEN, Admir-
Of estate Of Hardy Wooten, decd.
October 20 ,lS16 46-5t
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-11-18
The Democratic Candidate for Congress.

HENRY Il. Elicit, who has been, by
the voice of the people and the press, cho
sen 10 bear the democratic standard in the
approaching special election for member
oil Congress, is a native Of New Jersey
he is now in the prime of manhood, ripe
scholar, gentlemen Of polished manners,
and democrat Of the true Jehersonan,
Jackson school.
Mr.. Elicit has been citizen Of Mis-
sssippi for nine years past. Although
repeatedly solicited by the people of Clai-
borne county 10 become a candidate for
the legislature, he has never before aspired
in this State TO office; he has been EN-.
phatically a working democrat, always
voting with his party and occasionally
meeting the champions Of federalism on
the stump.
As debater, Mr.. Elicit deals more in
facts than in figures Of speech. His mind
is well stored with political knowledge,
and he essays TO overthrow an antago.
mist by argument from correct premises,
rather than TO coniound by multitude Of
words or the buffoonery of anecdoie. He
is clear, forcibIe and instructive speaker.
Ii the democratic party do their duty in
the coming election, he will take his seat
in The House Of Representatives early in
January next; and we venture 10 say in
advance, that the democratic party will
have no truer man in Congress, and that
the people of Mississippi will have re.
preventative, whose highest ambition will
be TO attend to their interests, whether of
a general or local description,
iMiSSiSSippidn.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-11-18
Executors Sale.

HN pursuance OF a decrelal order OF the
Probate Court, will sell, at the door
OF the courthouse in Cotleeville, on the
Third Monday ial December ncrt,
at public sale, the following land in Yallo.
busba county, viz; North hall of west
half Of southeast quarter Of section No.
80, township %, range 4 east. Sold on
credit of twelve months-bond and Sc.
curity required.
PETERSON PERSON, Error
of estate of Joseph Person, deed.
September l6, 1916. 40
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-11-18

ZEN UNI LNVFs y TDfVs
To the editors of the MissisSippian.

To the editors Of the MissisSippian.
| GENTLEMEN: --Some of my friends hav.
ing done me the uuderseryed honor Of
suggesting me as a suitable candidate oil
the democratic party, TO fill the vacancy
in the Mississippi representation in Con.
gress, caused by the resignation (the ne.
cssity for which sincerely regret,) Of
the Hon. Jefferson Davis our late able, eff.
ficent and faithful representative; the sug.
gestlon having been. noticed by several
OF the democratic presses, and having been
recently called on for public expression
OF my sentiments on the subject, trust
that shall not be considered as unnecssa.
rily obtruding my name on public atten.
lion, in making known through the medi.
um OF your paper, to those friends who
have done me the kindness 10 bring for.
ward my name, and the democratic party
generally, that the circumstances in which
| am at this time placed, are such, that
could not consent 10 be candidate for
Congress, even should my party select me
as the candidate of their choice. Under
any circumstances, however, could not
permit my name TO be used, if the effect
might be in any degree 10 disturb the har.
mony, or divide the strength of the party.
And feeling assured that the democracy
numbers amongst its members, many tried
and true democrats, worthy 10 represent
US in the councils Of the nation, am
we'll satisfied TO forego seeking The honor
my friends desire 10 confer upon me. But
though cannot be candidate myself
shall be ready, as on all like occasions,
cordially and zeaIously to support for this
important station, any good and true de.
mocrat, whom the democratic party gen.
orally, shall have indicated as the candi-
date of their selection; believing as do
most conscientiously and firmly, that upon
The continued ascendency of democratic
principles, essentially depends the stabil-
ity or our Free Institutions, and the hap.
piness and prosperity of the people.
lremaIn, very respectfully,
Your friend and fellow.citlzen,
JOHN BATTAILLE.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-11-18
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. notice.

n ETTERS of administration having
been granted TO the undersigned,
on the 18th day of September, A. d 1916,
on the estale of Mary Fudge, deceased, by
the honorable Probate Count of Tallahat
chic county, Mississippi;.-Notice is here
by giren to all persons having claims
against said estate to present the same
TO me duly authenticated, within tho time
prescribed by law, or they will be forever
barred. WIN. J. BOWLES, Admir-
Of Mary Fudge, deed.
Charleston, October Z, 1916 43-6t
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-11-18
NEW SERIES
OF THE
Congressional Globe, and
Appcn dix.

TONGRESS at us last session, thro
" The Joint Library Committee Of the
Two Houses, having authorized a large
subscription for the Congressional Globe
and Appendix; and the Senate, by resolu.
ton, having directed the mode OF prepar.
ing the reports Of lis proceedings, and au.
thorized the Secretary Of the Senate to
contract with the Undersigned, STIMULATING
that the reports when written out shall be
subject 10 the revision OF the speakers,
the Congressional Globe and Appendix is
now offered to the public, not only as an
authentic, but as and official report Of the
proceedings Of Congress, made under The
eye, and published by the authority Of
the body.
The undersigned originated The mode
Of journalizing the proceedings Of Con.
gress which, thus adopted, is TO he per-
fecled with the aid and under the superyi.
sion Of Congress. Their publication was
the first aud only one that gave each sue
cessye step in every measure in both
branches Of Congress; brief Of all the
debates; every important vote; and an
Appendix, including at full length all The
revised speeches delivered during the scs.
sion.
The work, as il is now to lie conducted
by them, will be found most perfect pc.
liiical history. The Senators from the
States and the representatives from every
section Of the Union, bring with them into
Congress knowledge Of The feelings,
sentiments, and interest Of their several
Public opinion and the
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-11-18
JOHN BATTAlLLE

The finest houses are taken in Monte
rey, rentfree, for the wounded. Among
others, Arisla's, and our sick new enjoy
the cooling shades of his garden, and re.
fresh themselves in his fountains, which
sparkle on all sides. The Quartermaster,
reluctant 10 disturb the good citizens, looks
for the houses which can be surrendered
with the least inconvenience. He pays
generally the price demanded by owners
or agents.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-11-18
PEDRO DE AMPUDIA.
Headquarters, Saltillo, 29lh Sept, 1916

GEMS. AMPUDIA AND TAYLoR.-The
interview between gems. Taylor and Am.
pudla, in relation to The equalization Of
Monterey, has been described 10 us, by a
gentleman who was present, as a very rich
scene, in which the two chief actors were
In fine contrast.
Ampudia was all courtesy and fine
words, big speeches, great youbility, with
an abundance of gesticuations, shrugs,
mods, alternate smiles and frowns, and
That whole catalogue Of silent language,
with which persons Of the French origin
are wont 10 help the expression of their
IDEAS. Gen. Ampudia is of a French ia
mily, and was born in the West Indies.
Gen. Taylor, on the other hand, was MS
dry as chip, as plain as pipe.siem, and
as short as pie.crust. Dressed ia his
best coat, (Which hy-the.by, looks as if il
had served some half a.dozen campaigns,)
with his glazed oil.cloth cap, sirapless
pants, an old.fashioned white vest. he
looked more like an old farmer, lately
elected militia colonel, who had put on his
every day suit, with the slightest magma
Die signs of military loggery, TO distin.
gulsh him among mere civilians. Ia re.
Ply 10 Ampudia's long harangues, he used
such direct, blunt, and emphatic language,
that The valorous Mexican was thrown ali
aSack, and chad nothing 10 say"
Ampuda opened the interview by stat.
ing thai his forces were too large 10 be
conquered by gen. Tayor's army--that he
had an abundance Of ammunition, 1000