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Sahbuty IN the Field.

Lfsry, wa J. M.,nris-,The name of this
gallant ysnnst soldier We fnd among the lis, Of
wtsnded, ,wiss, IN the late engagements. In
ti,e action of Molisa del Rey on tbs sA st SEP.
temAer, under the command of Maj Gen Worth,
OF the ist division he was wounded, slightly, and
the 18th, during the attack on Chapultepee
and the city of Mexico, under the command Of
Mnj Gen. Pillow. of the Sd division, b.. received
another wound Lieut. Martin, we are proud TO
say. is Of this place. On the fret indication of
hosiilities bctw the United States aud Mexico,
be showed his willingness TO yield his services
Ia the government, by using every effort to raise
company for the purpose Of going to Mexico.
Not hepg successful in this. he determined to go
himself; and through the influence OF friends, be
was favored with Lieutenants commission
in the voltigeur Regiment. His noble conduct
thus fnr fully meets the EXPECTATIONS Of the ma.
ny warm friends he left behind and, il indomi.
'able energy snd updaunted courage, as exhibited
by Lieut., Martin. 10 marching 10 the scene Of &C..
tion after being once wounded, 10 a recommends.
tion to the Commander in Chief for promotion,
he, with the many other patriotic spirits who
split theiu blood in defence of their country's no.
nor, will be favorably considered by that Officer
His wounds, we sincerely hope. will not prove
so serious as 10 disable him from the further dis
charge Of hi. du,ss.
WEisrR ZrrcLkR. one Of the noblest and bra.
vest soldiers in the army, accompanied Lieut.
Martin hom this place 70 the seat Of war. His
name is mot mentioned in the list Of killed woun.
ded, and .ois.ins. and we therefore conclude tha,
Hercmlean strength, 'let slip the dogs of war
| upon the Mexicans with good effect;
WILLIAM SHArrER. we are sorry 10 learn, re-
| ceived a severe wound in the engagement OF the
sth This noble hearted yourg man, on takins
leave OF hi, friends, told them THAT he INTENDED
representing Snnbury in Mexico" lie has don,
! it nobly, and has reflected both honor upon him
self and his place Of nativity. That he has be
| haved with that Characteristic bravery which dis
! tingui.hes American soldiers from all Others, W.
| feel confident.
| JoHs B. PRlcE. it is now ascertained to a Ger
tsinty, 10 dead He was engaged in the seige o
Vera Crrz, and il we mistake not, in the bat
| lie Of Cerro Gordc. His friends expected mncl
from him, and their fondest an'cipatons wou't
have been fully realised, had not the climate AM
the exposure to which he was ,nbiected. under
mined his cons,itution and produced an earl,
death. His loss 10 10 he mourned.
or Ions p. LANDAU, WM. MARTIN, CHRisrIA,
| MARTIN, ABRAHAM HILKNAs, Dawn WEDrs
BxsIAMIx SMITH. and FRAscrs BowKs. we hsv
heard nothing They have, however, doubles
our army, and will return to the bosom OF thei
friends with the onsciousness Of having don
their duty
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o. MODERATION OF OUR ARST.-The con-
duct of our army, on its entrance into the city of
M-sico is spoken of in very fsttering terms by
some OF the resident foreigners there. A French.
man, writing to a friend at Vera Cruz. remarks
that tsll the foreigners, including those imbued
in other respects with prejudice against the A.
mericsns, agree in the one point that the A.
of the injury it had right to do, and which Eu.
ropean armies would have done in similar cir.
cumstances ....
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~ KsSpALL, in one OF his letters, states that
the miscreant Riley. who commanded the deser.
ters who were taken by Gems. Twiggs and Shields
at Churubusco, escaped punishment OF death, hs-
wing proved that he deserted before The war. lie
has been sentenced. however, 10 be severely
whipped, 10 be branded as we'll and to wear ball
and chain and walk 10 front OF the army during
the war. cad. ..u.H4 -.r .l.t...
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Saturday, s'ctober 80. is47.

Y: Il. S'.qI.uEK. Esq.. at hts Rsu Es-
tate anu tbai tDfErs. corner 0F Sd amd Chssn.t
STREETS, l'htiadeit'hia. at hfs OfHc Nj. leu
.Nsrssa" Street. .Ntw Ibrk, =. n. Corner H0f.
fis~ors and Cnf~erf sts., Hahi0orr, and M i6
Stafe STREE, Los'On, fs authorized to act Gs
.Sgsgf, ard receipt tor all monies due this
once, For smbsrStsftem or advertising.
E. w. CARR, corner OF Third and Dock
Streets. Sun Bniidings. oppo~ite Merchants
Erchunge, Philadelphia, is also au'horisedi n
&C, as our Agent ..-......
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Tne NATIONAL LIsERTr CONVENTION closed its
labors at Buffalo, New York, on Thursday night,
after making the following nominations. For
President, John p. Hale, Of New Hampshire. For
Vice President, Lester King, OF Ohio. Mr. Hale
received 1903 votes, and Garrett Smith ~, the
tween these two.
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u THE voLrieEuR REerMEsIS-lt 10 said
that the Voltigesr Regiment was the first inside
the works and castle OF ChapultePec in the great
battle Of the 18Th instant. Their Gag was plan
ted on the inside OF the bst,lss.ents, ten minutes
before sny other. ...'9r
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FRoA THE RIO GRAypE.-By an arrival at New
Orleans, Ma,amoras dates TO the p9th ult. have
been received. The Flag" Of the 2nd inst
says that letter has been received by the com
mandsnt at Matamoros from Gen. Taylor, in
which he announces that he will leave Monterey
for Matamoras about the LIST Of November, and
make the latter city his head quarters. Several
cases Of yellow fever are reported in the city.
There were rumors that Gen Urea was a.
bout to make descent upon the lower Rio
Grande by the way Of Victoria, at the head OF
$4,000. This nnmber is doubtless an exsggera.
ton, but that the whole line Of the Rio GTande
is very inadequately guarded, we have not a
doubt. Reinforcements must be sent there.
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% CANAL NAvIoArIoN-The navigation OF
the Susquebsnna division Of the canal will be re.
sumed, il 10 believed, by the lst Of November,
Five or six weeks will then still be had for trans.
portation before the season closes. Our mer
chants, in consequence Of the damage done to the
canal, have been laborny under great dfhcul,ie.
TO get their goods home.
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P.ansysvssia Lsgisiaturo.
SESA1x

SESA1x
tn. s-aate ccu.i.is Of SO rnembrr., OF WHOM,
the following are ,hose elected at the tate cleo.
tion oh
l. Philadelphia cty--Benj Matthias, Wig
ii Philadelphis county---Thomas 8. Forsytht
Jsrnocrat--gs,n. E|f s-furs esfi ~ 'n""
X susquehanna, Wayne and wyomins-Frs.
u. Strepfer, Dem. ....... .
XIII Luzerue and Columbia-Vslentine Best,
Dem sr9s4 'f eH
XIV. Unicn, Mifiin and Jriata-Ner Middle.
swar,h, whig. ........ ......- ..
XVI Cumberland and Perry--Rober, C. Ster.
rett, Dem. - ...
XVIII Adams and Franklin-Wm. r. Sad.
dler, Whg.
XIX. Bedford, Blair and Hunting gdon-Al lexan.
der King, Whg
Ky Armstrong. Cambria, Clearheld and In.
diana william, F. johnson. Wing.
XIV. Allegheny and Butler---Cso. Darse
Wing
XIV. Mercer and Beaver, D. Sankey, whie
XXvI Crawford and vcnango- James Porter
Brawl-y, Dem \.n ~H' t''' u' ".
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RHfLADzfrHrA mAuxpn

GsAIS.--There are fair sales Of Wheat
35 81 40 for good Southern and Peun,. re
81 4s a 81 so for prime white. Rye i.
sac. Corn, yellow, 79 4 soc. Oats, old p,
4sc; Southern 45.
WHiskEY-Ssles at zoe in bbls.
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FOR PRESIDENT,
Gen. ZACHARY TAYLOR.
Democratic Central Taylor Conn
ri '' '.#. nf UlltteP. --

Hon. John c. Bucher, Of Danphin county ''
Hon. John NJ. Read of p Philadelphia city
Hon. Richard Vaux do do -.
Robert Allen, Esq. do do
Andrew Miller, Esq Philsde'phia county
Samnei d Patterson. Esq Montgomery county
franklin Vanzant, Esq. Bucks county
Joseph J Lewis Esq Chester county
DR.. William Gray, Delaware county "'''
Henry w. Smith, ESQ B-rks county fr,s
Hon Ellis Lewis, Lancaster county
Charles w H.gins, Esq. Northumberland CO.
Hon John Snyder, Union county
Col. James Burnside, Centre county
Robert J Fisher, ESQ. York county
Oliver Watson. jr Esq Lycomins county
Gen. ] K Morehead, Allegheny county
Col. Israel Painter. Wesimor-land county
Thomas Power, Esq Bsaver county
Hon Edward Herrick Bradford county
Hendrick 3 Wright. Esq Luzernr county
Francis W. Hughes. Esq Schuylkill county
James L. Gilils, Esq Elk county
James Peacock. Esq. of Dauphn county
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GEN. ScorT's FoRcrs,-The Union thinks that
withou, eounting Gen. Pierce's detachment, re.
Inducements destined to join Gen. Scott can
scarcely fall short of 10000 troops; and this,
too, independent OF the two new regiments which
have just been called into service. The whole
column in the field when collected together
and this operation was rapidly advancing to its
full maturi:y-wiiI give him from 20 600 TO 3o,-
0O0-and nearer the last number than the first,
and perhaps even exceeding it.
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SHAMIrrL.-An officer, writing to the Wash
ington Union. urges that it should use its inhu
snce to get Congress TO enact q stringent law a.
gainst the maltreatment Of waeoners and soldiers
in the army. FIcgsins, clubbing and eagsins
are practised by some Of them. This treatment
for the men who have won Churubaseo. C"ntre-
ras and Chapultepee! II Congress do not inquire
into such an sbuse and provide an efeetual re.
medy, the government will never deserve to re-
eeive the aid of single additional volunteer.
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LIST OF KILLED AND WouspKp.--The New Or
leans Delta Of the 18th instant contains list Of
the killed and wounded and missing, on the A.
mericsn side, in the several engagements in and
before the city Of Mexico, from the sth to the
l5it OF September, inclusive. The following is
the recapitulation
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q TnANksGIvIsG In connection with the
governors Of eight other States. the Executive
Of this State has designated the 25th Of Novem.
Der next, a. the day OF annual Thanksgiving.
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Gks. PERsrFER F. SMITH The last accounts
from Mexico, represents that valuable officer as
enjoying. in the Palace Of Gen. Lombardni, some
Of the good things Of this life, instead Of sleeping
as was reported, iu the arms OF death. A let
ter from him 10 his friends in New Orleans,
says
"For breakfast he has nothing at all to eat but
chickens, steaks Of beef and mutton. biscuit or
rolls made Of the finest -four, and as to drink, il
is impossible for him to get any thing but fresh
milk. or fragrant tea, coffee or chocolate. At
dinner time his sufferngs is intolerable. Roast
turkeys huge joints Of savory roast beef and nut.
! ton, fish from the adjoining lakes, wild fowl OF
every description, every variety Of the tropical
fruits of the country, together with some Tokay
or Champagne wine"
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u IL is said that the Secretary Of the Trea.
snry, AT the commencement Of the next session
Of Congress, inteads asking for loan Of 30 900, :.
900 of dollars.
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llousE or RErR EsENrATIvEs.


Philsd.l l,,hia cty--Thomas C. Steel,t Geo.
H. nsri,t Solomon w. Ruber,st Jno. H Diehl.t
r. Sniih.t 10 fr- -.Hr..s.g s.u.H ..,f t,#
Piilsde phs countv Thomss s. Fernon,
Thomas D,ly. Abraham Divine, T. X. F,nlet.
tpr, William s Halloweli. John X. lLsughlfn,
Edward Vanz.n,. 5000 H.r'sa '- rr4 ,
Adams--W McSherry ...
A'lecheuy.-Lewis NobIe.t Christian Snive-
iy,t Marshal Schwar,z~nider,t Henry Large
Armstrong Btenneman.
R'aver- John Allison.t John Sharpt
Bdford.-James KIRK. Josiah Miller.
Berks John c. Myers, John Long, S. Fege-
Iy, Henry &. Settler. 81.
Bradford --Frsnc,s Smith. A. Wst:lcs
Bucks w. Long, p. Bloom. Edward Nj.
cholson. a j'- 20 . ia I
Bntlpr-Jucob Ziegler.
C,mhrin.-John Keau. ."'..u 2
G n,r. and Clesrfield. John Meek, George
WaI,ers.
Ches,er-Henry s. Evsns.t Thos K Bull
George Ladleyt
Coumba. Pierce
C,awiord.-S. G. Kerk. B. X. Kerr.
Cumberland.-JscobL Lefever, Abraham Lam.
barton.
Dnnphin.-James Fox,f T. Graizt
Dc!aware.-Ske,chley Morton.t
Ere.-G. }. Ballt William Sanborn.t
Fryeite.-Wlllism Roberts, W. Rerick.
Franklin.-Wm. Raker.t Samuel Sebertt
Greene.-John Gordon.
Huntingdon and Blair.-David Bsir,t l.
Breithen,halt
fndiana.-William K. Mcknight
Jefferson. Clarion and Vensngo. Kcat.
y. William Perry.
Junia,a and Union Samuel Weirch,t Johr
McMnnt
lancaster. Abraham Shelley,t ]. S'ubbs.I
r. Jacubs.t Joseph c. Dickinson,t David Eshsl
man
Leb,non.-David Grif,ngert
l.ehigh and Carbon Peter Bowman, Samue
Marx.
Lu2erne. Samuel N. Gof, s. Benedict.
Lyc"ming, Clinton. Potter and Sullivsn.-
William L. Packer, Tuuothy iVes.
Mercer.-R Robert B.ack.t Wm. I.eech
Milfl,n Hugh McGee.
Montgomery Benjamin Hill, Benjamin IIal
lowell, David Evans.
Northampton and Monroe.-B. 8. Schoou
over, Charles a. Luckenbach, Joseph Laubsct
Northumberland. A. Frck.
P-ny.-John Souder.
Schuylkill.-Georse Boyer, Alexander N
'eyburnt r..
S,nnerset john S,ulzmann.t
Snsqueh4nna and Wyoming. Tai
gsrt, Robert Little.
Toga.-Nathsniel Elliott.
Warren, McKesn and Ek.-Alonzo F. Wi
COX. 1850 I'd.
Washington. Thomas Watson, ]. Cort. sf
Wayne and Ptke-Pope Bushnell.
Westmoreland. John Fausold, Harrison
Laird, John McCuioch. r..
Ymk.-Thomas Grove, David Williams, Ge
T. Carl. ..r- .r ... -..
Wings marked thuS (D
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e A Msxicas Accoust On paper the
Mexicans have achieved wonders since the com.
meneement Of hestilities between the two eeun.
titles With oil their teverses from the battle Of
Pslo Alto up 70 the taking Of the Capital, secor.
ding TO the dispatches Of their leaders, they have
come on, Of every contest with additional honor.
We certainly can have no objection to this, IL it
serves as o consolation 10 poor infatuated and
deludej people who have met with defeat in oil
their struggles. The following extract from u
letter Of Mexican, giving an account of the en-.
trance Of a portion Of our army into the city.
and their ultimate end, MY be read with inie.
rest, although it differ, materially with the true
facts of the case:- ..... u
"On the afternoon Of Tuesday column Of 1900
Americans proceeded 10 occupy the Palace, the
door of which was opened by a cannon shot !;
when they reached the Square, they planted the
! American Gag in the centre, crying, Long Lire
the North Death 10 MeIico Al this juno.
ture. there appeared man on horseback, who
has not yet been known, who answered them.
die yot,rseires. y1I -, thrusting his sword
through the body OF the leader who commanded
| the American column; when, Immediately, all
the people Of the suburbs made their appearance,
armed with pistols. cane knives, stones, &c,
and charged with such fury that there did not re.
main one Of the 1900 Americans; and the four
| pieces they were bringing with them were Ia
ken away by the populace. A courier was in.
stantly sent to Santa Anna for him TO come 10
;heir assistance; and it 10 said ss fact that the
| Mexican army entered Mexico, and to this mo-
ment we do not know the result"
o. CONTRIBUTION IMPosEp.-General Scot
has imposed contribution on the corporation o
ne city Of Mexico, Of $50 900, payable in thre,
weeks. ins,slmenis Of $50, 900.
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r| In >nssia a proclamation has been issued
commanding all civil fnnt fionaries who possess
fortune, to stste by ,chaf means they have aegui.
red IT, A law ofthis kind, some of our eotempo
raries think might be of benefit to this country.
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Mr DAsIEL NEiDiG TO Miss SCsAN Re
both Of Upper Augusta township.
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G| THs sExr LEGISLATURE, Parties in the
,ext Legislature Of this state. will stand as FOL
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TH1 Cosr OF THE MExicAS CANrAIes.-The
Richmond Republican sums up ss follows the
losses Of our troops in the various battles in
Mexico: Palo Alto and Resaes. 400 killed and
wouneed-Monterey. 500 do. do Buena Visits.
500 do do -Cerro Gordo, 500 do. do -Chmu.
buseo. 1000 do. 10 Mexico, and neighborhood.
1000 do do-Totsl, 1900. One third Of this
number probably covers the killed. The losses
in skrmishes and from sickness, will probably
number as many as those in the held
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o. CONTRIBUTION IMposEp-General Scot
has imposed . contribution on the cor rporation o
ne city Of Mexico, of $50 900, payable in thre,
weeks. ins.alments Of $50, 900.
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House. IN M.ndav evening, Nov l.
clock, precisely. Punr,ual attendance Is REQ
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