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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-06-18
Sundries.

Sundries.
Camphor Alum Copperas
Logwood Sulphur Brimsione
Yellow Ochre EPSON salts Turpentine
Borax Rosin Sodo
Acid Cream tartar Blue viriol
White chalk Sugar lead Corks
Red Silver sand Red lead
Writing paper Wrapping paper Paste hoard, &c.
ALSO. IS crates crockery-all common ware.
Dry Goods,
SO bales brown sheet'g 1875 " satinets, cassl-
25 batting mers and tweeds
5000 lbs cotton yarn 80 ps KY. jeans
90 bales wicking $50 cotton pant stun
q5 MS bagging 20 cases assorted prints
bales wadding 40 ps plain and fancy
10 cases bleached shlr- alPaccss
ting 50cases straw, leghorn
bales brown drilI'g and palm leaf hats
10 heavy ticking 25 cases fur Il silk hats
40 ps canvass Il pad 10 a" Ieghorn bonnets
ding 20 doz summer shawls
zoo ps cold camtrcs &c. &c, &c. &c.
95 :. broad cloths
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-06-18
AN EXHIBIT

Or the Receipts aud Expenditures ofCaroll coun-
~ rots June 9Th, 1916. 10 June 10Th, l847;
~ amounI received at treasury from
different sourccs for county purposes S4,o49 10 5
To balance on settlement,
June 9Th, 1896, ISL 744
To orders redeemed, 4,257 400
The Arkansas banner., 1847-12-20

anbg ny nAra and hasirtf . ksgs nngisira tAe fsss of Charnil~pec Af4sr cisarinr 'ha egeasst h,s woabded nearly Sled she srze apar,,s~ats si apsst Frv hospitals in tt4 exsae
 Amoag tAc killed were ts.a PcFra and CsA. Csnc. q tse engineers. and Gea. Saidana WIS wcassra en the l3fh
 We took ssant seo psisrners, among whom were NaloT Gen. Brsva, Rfis. G~nx Montspsle, Nonexa. ItcFsme ais and SaIiaas also three soieaels ses~m
 iesfseaut ccioaels fFy csTssis twenty four 6rst and twenty-seT~A seeaad heatAnaAsa.
 Ihss ths esemy was in hsE~ fbgee | Aaasy ees- tstnly ftcsN eersnnpl cbservasses knox ig slsc fv"o he fact that there were killed snd taken pSls- sefs eSe safor general snd SIX bsigNaiers As thefe were six brlgaaeF grneFSie, there eosld not Rave oern less thsn six hfigades One thaaSand aen 'o each brigade. which is a iow essimate for we had PFesteasly taken so asssy epaetsg elscpsA priseeeFs thst sh- eonmAnsss ,f cfh~rs ra,st have oeea Considerably lncfsased--woad make E.0Ns troops Bat Independent nf thesr evSdenees ef the enemvs strength. have Cen RgavaN own AergaaA q the strength of hss cssamand. glvea ne oniy ( eW msaates sffef he was taken rrsoaeF. He com manIcafed ta me through Passcd MidshipmAn Raa. sfS, That there upwards af R:eDn men n ne works ard selfsaasEag grcaBfs Thnf kilIea wounded an prsenefs. agyeeshty ta the bet csfis mate ! eaa to1Fa, were about ssn and immenss aaaeess of the enemy were n n escape over ths val on tee north and west side ef Chapsitepec.
 My own saFce aesaaSiv engaged in stormin9 th1 work assi net exceed .la0 uash
 ~ ne aoss rom a4p enfnmsHd was twenfy-eighk killed anoa the htsl; hsit tbe rHtsisas frm usy differ. ent corps not discEssaieaisng k-fwe~n those wcung ded in tlse aSSaais assa Ehcse wounded iA she ner Fart of tae daY. when they hsd passetI ffnm ny eomHaF tn eess@eqa~aee ~ nv being uaahle 0 70 torwaid. esnEat fsli ny loss in wnansied ln the RSsaaf U Chspnterec e@ My total ioss la kiilea wnnHsis d ana missing. lso'n ny proper dSv'~i,a. during the days of opera tton Ir iS-a retaFn cf which is appended hereto, have also appended, marked A list ef oflfeeFs os lnteFis~ gf9es. naN-eesnmtseicnesl cfNeers ant PT'raies, whose gsilaasry he assault |, teeaAfs ws'rfiy o' sp~esl no 2. appears from ths rersst ot eonaasaders af eotps 1 transmit herewith B ig Gen. Prrce's repoft esi the oie stons Of his hTisade ss The ssh inst fs. l aiso forward fieid rcf,ra of my division fos the ntorfsas cf tho f3th and the Mexicnn tiacat,- taFed nPon tae ritseet of Chapattepec when ttas work Was s'erincit apoa the 18th by my ccmsnasisi ] haze Ire honor 10 he, very respectfully, your 1 obedsens servant,
 GID. J. PILLOW, Maj. Gen. T. 6. 4. 1 Capt. H l.. Scorr, 4. A. A. c Headquarters of shs Array,
The Arkansas banner., 1847-12-20
PRoSPECfUS 0F THE C0RgresSiOA Register.

MYTH the commencement ef the ;1ih Congress-.
 W propose 10 continue tho Congressional Register on the same plan pubiished during the last session. It wifi contain fuii and accurate port of the business proceedings of Congress. to- gesher with sketches of fAs7iehates witch take pisee m each house. The next Congress will be cae of the most important which has assembled for years and il Is determination to give o the peo pie complete history of their proceedings, and st such low price that every person who takes an interest in the of that body procure copy. It is believed tbai the lst session of the Seth Con- gress will continue least eight months: and we therefore propcss 10 issno weekly, a mammoth sheet, octave form, the proceedings at the ahPrece aenind low rate of one dollar per copy for the session.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-12-20

ixcRgAsN ov Oea FsLLossHTY ---it is sssssA in the last Gsldss Rs!s that a the aa session of tAs G. h, U s-. essrfef was gTsated tos lodge fa Hoa5.ala S.a3ssles islla5s and sae af casraeeas. in Cs..tsi Asaenra Ttsefe asslbt these ssnAii be .issings desfis-d to prepan~ she say for bs sxieassoa os Odd F-isessshse the whsls es1 l. szsa ss I A the isIss sf the sea" af ss time lB ts hssiofv af tbis Aste,y has Il been is so 0r- isfIag rcn btien at ths presept tone Prataaiee rsp.diy disappearing is-ssfa th~ ro<f esnviaesng of ali prDofs. good aspf sess> deeds and s1s mary yssFs have pa~ssd tis issfta~see of Oid Fei- i0ssship will s~ i@it iss @e sem"t. parts ef the gisse. sS that shsr~v~s ts may be the fossuae or iniaosuse eG fa-aabsr to b. east he will be hail. sd ss bsoiaes
The Arkansas banner., 1847-12-20
S''iA sf As ss's l:.. aAd e..i sf A. aua pr'.

 NoTfA e tAe Sass lias ead res ef fAs 6flA pFsn-
 clPai msridiaa,
 kraenoBal sections twenty seven and thirty-feur nc'th of Arkansas river and south of the Shaie and fractional section thirty ,hEe, north of Arkansas nSes, texcepi ihe southeast Qaarter,) in township Iour, OE range lcuyteen
 IownshiP two. ef range sixteen
 Al The Land Ohiee at CHAMP AGNOI.E.. scm- meneing on Monday, tAe tweaty-eighth day of TssraaTy nexs for the disposal of the public lands wstnln the nndeFmentiOned townships, Siz: SoatA ef tae bass inse aad trts of lAe flA priRs9
 pal zETidiGa.
 townships fourteen and fifteen. of range eleven. Fractional township twenty, of range hfteen. fTacfioaal township twenty, of range sixteen Lands appropriated by law for the use cf schools, saalf4.y Cs oshef PnPoses. will be excluded from The offering of ffe lsnds will De commenced on The days aPpoiHted, and proceed in the same erder n whieh they are advertised, with all convcnieut despatch, until the whole shall have been oserrd. and tile sasss thus closed But 10 sales shall be Kept open longer than two weeks, and DO private enssy of any of the lands wl be admitted until after the expr1iioH offhe two weeks.
 0rrEE under ny hand 4t the City of Washing Ton, ihts sixteenth day of October, Anno DomiHi one tboasafd eight haodred and Forty seven.
 hr THE PhEsIpExr, JAS. K. POLK RICHARD M. YoUxG.
 commisssoRef q tas Gesersl Land O6Fot.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-12-20
fHE ULfIxafrx.
sy LYDIA T. FfEasoS.

 cong oa tas psorss'tiea ts sarrendv Is Mssios. tsrbGrify aad fyTaaAs GAs iaad ksfw0nn sAs NEers, sad fAe Siso GrSRdesAs bsfsr .6sIds of Pafo .aEis ssa Rssaca d< ls Palaa- if nay net be, Forbia it. God,
 sorbid t, ali that pssriots prize. Tat EaBd has tasted freefaenAs blood: Their inst within its bozosa lies TTwere madness ic resign inc sosi On which our eoHpIerisg fee, have trol; Battling our way wifh giertoas ioil -- II may not be--iorhid 1t. God: Can we Fciin9aisA lzasls sAere new The s.iped sad starry hAarefs wave 40, neFeTi Ue euEEsxe oar vow On eteEy fallen bEothei $ grave. They eoaid moi sleep. sfhe slAaz zli,eresi 5rAre Who n their ttsls u glory sess, Aud feel the fco'steps ef ;lse.s.sre Pciiu9e the soil @bpse ts.els eraa.i Resign tie field whsse Rl.Euoll f.ii, The spcs wherc gallant Sse.e1s lies. Where CochraB fei' his bosofa sweB Triamphaat in sesth's s,orfies, Where brave and vit,uops hearts p,suf'I oa: The tie so dear 10 l4o,s and iove Invoking ssi'h their dying shols
 Oar coaaiEy-aat our God above No! By o1r country and our Gsi We wal not yield tllzt ds ar 5es,gAt soiI. We still have hearts with generous blood, And scuis 10 dare ihe c9uqEesov's : tosl On To she rescue. Hearts of <teel-- On. To the rescue, Seas sf flrs-- Let kindred blood ihhame oas Eael To conquer amph-oE expire. Hnzza. Press on where Taylor stands lRyincible in congaeriag m'gbt; We mus. prevail where he commands, And God sustain oar sacred right. Ask Tnyior 10 retrars his WAY,
 And leave his conqus s: To the foe. And this broad land, frol., ssa to sea. Shsli eeho his emphatic No.. No; never, This Is holy ground. Bought and baptized with ,afrio, Mooi; See. with her feiters half anloand. She tifts Ter hands to Freeaom's Col, By FEee5esgs God siac sllai b. free, liuKza, Brave hearts press boldly on; Strike home, nor paass iii victory Snail put her olive gariani Oh T il OCT that tsni io afnax; parts Oar Eagle's stelteriag wings are sprrad; And Taylor throned on freemea' 6 hearts Enjnys his laur~is in beir shade
The Arkansas banner., 1847-12-20

S SJHooLsaAsrERs AND PRINTERS Goldsmith says oi all professions, do not a usBre use- i4i houofsble than hat of school. ulaster; at the same iifne. do aos any more rally dis ptssd. o- oae whose tlieuis afe less 4rted."
 Our Doeier" forgot to mention painters as being m the same category The reason why these two elassss sBcb negfe ted ls cb ilas f. d les- uoR ant F. hqen-nt gre not necessary to mere animal lie, and ,a live the sensaious reign of day s $,e highest aaestoa of too mai y We ~o "t printer who worked hard and mAnfaily - srt hts bread bs teli but tailed He went to brew iag beer. ana mate itrtune. He used To say every body had st ,haehs, whereas very few we're blessed with head.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-12-20
Nstiee to PrrEmptiop gIainants.

Every person entitled 10 ihe right of pre-emp;on 10 any lands within the limits of the townships and paris of ovnshps above enumerated. is required 10 establish the same 10 the satisfaction of the Register and Receiver cf the proper Land Office. and make payment thefeinr as sooa practIcaAs Gfler sseng his aofse, and before The day appointed for the enehcenent cf the public sale of the lands embrac- ing the tract clziEed otherwise such claim will be forfeited RICHARD Nj YOUNG
 CommsssioaeT ef fhe Geseysl Lasd Offce. Nov. s, 1877. 9-l3w
The Arkansas banner., 1847-12-20
Fssss Ias Bsrsciele EaasSesr.

The Cdaabsa Dsws1cysf as n~rwick. ss osf ssx favor of AS. Van Bsr~a fer ths Rressasney.
 PeaRsytsaasss. Not 70 stsi, ggat'efnsn; there e no paper pub 'isaea Ia Brrnick tssariag tne above name. Yes Inissei your mark iass twelve sasies yoH es F 8entiy snean th~ rtp mesyrg Dsnscya, ws are oa, for Han Iaufss Blchnnaa--ne gre
The Arkansas banner., 1847-12-20
.k. 2 D !.ak so,..I'. Magn.l.,e .ay, l,

BpytRrfs&. 3 .sek woods Msgh.iae says;
 inef- Is b8t way of obtSiains busiH~ss-~. pnhii,i ons ~sy Of OLtaining sabiciiy--adssr eresosB's I he bsv SD per is th hy-wheei by hich the ma. i've power of business enferpsiss sa ssfaiEFd, art frreey he siea.a hy which the ad- vertisiBy Is kept going
The Arkansas banner., 1847-12-20

GEsTi.z V ps.---W hsi sNeet tgines ars geusl, Nortis--sweeier tt,an the hyst yOaag rose of sam- tns". Ws'rsis that tt ate of tsndarne~s and To the troubled spi # sad broken heat, are 6 soe hing tasDr, 'rpssaEe io be eterishe foadIy fondiy riehe-, swee'er han aay osher earth can best0w.
 -it Is not mneh the v0rii can give,
 Ni'b ali its sab,is art.
 And zoli nnd ge,nz not tlse things
 Ts satisfy ihe hear",
The Arkansas banner., 1847-12-20

phrsnoioxy.--A lady, dists.iieY.r in ths science, asked learned plsrenologisl, V Ilh view Of paz1iug him. ''Ass kissa of people arc ihoss ~iso have Destsaessseue-s and BeaegoleDae sqaai- iv asd largely eeseispe,ap' f1h.se ufnslasrt, arc tne IcrsoHs lao Xiii with kinaarss.f
The Arkansas banner., 1847-12-20

NArUR@. unrestricted, bt.is m love my.ef zrs hate al liai huft ms
 RgssoN. uaea iyaied, bids me love my friends sni hate al that envy me.
 k4Eisi,S. uhdeii,d. bids me love al and over eyu silh good
The Arkansas banner., 1847-12-20

steersss Pa-seBges- to Esersits.--The con- grcgsiiDs who wer-siP ia 0de of the g0rgcoss chaTehe- la Aes Ysrk aFe about io eoastruet a spsrat and eheAprr place af wefs4sls tor tise poo Fhis rays the New Werid, Is making siesrage pas- seBg n 0i tae Fg"r ca voyage l0 eternity.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-12-20

Duff Gte-a has iss1ei prespeeinS for ne~
 eky psper af Warrington, ts l-s esll.d t'e TBses II sill 99ges tite administration the sar 9ars- ,iau. Heg aaasy I,tycss has psff started
The Arkansas banner., 1847-12-20
THE WEEKLY rsley FOR THE sEssIos

This publication Is not oaly the cheapest. bat it contains more Tansbie reading matter than l. io be feund in any other eskiy published at the same price in the country. Besides the politics of the aav, is contains all the late and important aew~- both foreign a.ld domestic: and i's com- mcYcial articles aEeSn not equaiied. II will also contain complete syn0ptical summary ef the proceedings of both Houses of Congress, and be furnished tc subscribers st the low rate of One dollar and twenty.iye ceats per copy for the session.
 CInbs xsll be furnished with ten copies for Sio- All sxbscripaions mast be paid in advance. PoSTMAsTERS. by sending as five sub scribers for either of the above pubiica- sion., will he entitled Co one copy C RATES Subscription pric. of Daily Cnoa per year. SID ev Subscription price of Semi Weekly, passiSaed
 iri-weekiy during the sessions of Congress, % Subscripsicn psice Weekly, Ou
 Clubs wiII be furnished with
 5 copies of the Daily fer so 70 de Semi Weekly 20 Vo ID aa do q 0B Ao Weekly 0D la do Sa l5 U0 DISTANT sUB~CRHBERs may forward ns money by letter. shs postage on which win h~ paid by us and all risk assumed hy ourselves ta its safe iransEnissiou.
 Postmasiers ars authorized to act as ear sgs nis; and by senaing us Eve DAILY sasseIipiions ~i'h sya enclosed. or five sEMI-wEEkLY snh~rri- sers wish S2s encla~sd. or five WEEKLY sub scrSbers with s10 enclosed. will be entitd to ene e<py of the same edition as they furnish ns sab .cribers for, GRATIS.
 xoTICE-Sewspapers, hy publishing ear nrsssecfas wiIh tnss notice astaehed Huth the is' of DccenAer next, wiil rccss, during the next ss- sisn sf Cenzrees. the Congressional Register and Tri- w eekiy unioa.
 RfTEHTE A, HEfSs-
The Arkansas banner., 1847-12-20

soHe me calls the time Of sqarezing the zisis' h4nas ,.iBe trlf'tiy ssason of life"
The Arkansas banner., 1847-12-20
seARKANsAs BAN N E R
 prm1.IsHED wMEKLT, u ~ REARDON & GARRETT, C-r THREE DOLLARS 4 YEAR Al IN -iDTlECE.
rEs=s eP ADVERTISING.

rEs=s nE AnvERTIsIEc. .,vaxe of Is lfnes, or less. first ahaeTt1on. ',.r and TrfTV CENTS for each eentinu- iSk pss .ss, 10 lines, and not exceeding IS. fO he ssee T. |, syuare and half-oxeT IS, and not ex- saa.- so. as txe squares--aDd ia that proportion - snssr aavenisenents
 E~ ,T NAyertisemenfs 10 be paid for h advance, 1N,r,.sEt assumed by some responsible PeEsoA- si ss iaaividaaI account. af the above rates,
 esq and un4er sIO0. in one year. dis saSsn.ss Hs Ss her cent. will De made; and when it esss, .o slOo or upwards, in tie saaa period, a 1ss--.. .1. ~r ss. npr cent win te mnae. No dedue- t.y4r. wiH be made. if payment be deferred oea, ... ,a.f sAan have expired BoF win any re- IT, hs uade on legal aAvertisbnents. required -. - "a tse published.
 hynS coxrR ACTS BY THE YEAR. ,. .,,seaing 70 lines, renewable at Paeaaare, e2o- Ns aa ~ 90 so a So. sw.,4;sersenss. CT parts thereaf. exceeding Ie,
 ~ e, I,nps, as the case may be, subject Co ehe S ,.s Accounts first mentinned; and no con fa ], thsSe rates Eor a less term than year. No -. I.r AsSuBal emissions; and n eontrAetz '. ,s. year tD De paid in advance. 4zs s STANDING AnTEnTIN1sx sxssLS. ~ Ear ,s Enes, Os less. each addancnai
 s months. $S aqaafs. Sl
 : 70 't
 iZ A~
 A. ..,.s3inE s6ssEtisemsass will he charged at the = .es,yeneA rates. uIless accntrart be made Hhen .s, or ussrsi0n and must be PaiA tor n advance xn ,sr.or will be announced fer any olkce, eitheI .-< ..,;r. or county. wi;hoas the advance payment ,ffvs collars.
 e.srrHl circulars win be charged a advertise ..r,. .nd ayrnent required in advance. Xo .ah VIII hereafter be delivered te any PeTsoE .,s 1bCsu we have 10 regular ,dealngss antil Eaif  In,areftisenents must be marked with the nasa- ., s insertions desired otherwise they wlA be con s.r r,t uussl forbid, and charged aecoEtiagfy-
 Es- Nc vaTixtion wiil be made from the ahovefas Ssgle nanber of the paper. i2l cents.
 Aa letters must be yosf-paid, or they will not Fe- ts5t any siteEoan
The Arkansas banner., 1847-12-20
BACON. FLOUR &c.
NGOEMWzEe

TNHE subscriber, agent for H. Habcrrnan, will \ continue the formers business at his ols stand on Main, near Markham street. and keep constant y on hand fnil and well assorted stock of Grece- ries, Dry Goods, Boots. Shoes, Hardware Castings &c. &e. all of which wal be sold low for cash The highest market prices viii be paid for country pro- duce, as beef hides, Peitries, beeswax, &c.
 JOHN KRAUSE. Little Rock. lc45. I9-tjen.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-12-20

THE stu.-What s,s. of book is this. that even he wins' uni waves of human rassian obey Ir What ofl,sT engine of soeia! innfoveins nt has opera'rd 70 long and yet iosi nons oi ifs virtue @ Since II appesfed iahy hoasseA pans of arneiiora- ton have been iried snJ falled; many codes ni in- isdieon have arisen, and their cuuss se and ex- pired. Empire ait-r empiye have been launched on ths fife of time, sHi gone down, leaving no trace the waters But ihis book is sill going about doing good-iesving society with tsholy p,inciptss -cheerlns the soffnwiui siih iia enlsai siieas-- strengthening ihe tempted encouraging the peai- pillow of death Can such book be the adspsing of kanaa geniUs-tio~s not the sasiness of it's sf- f.ris demonstrate he excelleaey ei the power to be of God
The Arkansas banner., 1847-12-20

JOB WORK ExEcUTED at this oaEes with neatssss aa E 4sspsaA.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-12-20
Systematie idyer,isiug,

\ late New York Tribune has sasae very ssnss. hte remarks touching the necessity of sys'afnasiS method of advertising, wi;ieh commend Ia cur readaTs as woriay of consideration. Tho few rc- marks which wc guete aro applicable te New AlnanY as elsewhere; anj wherever acted upeu. wilt produce tee leneheh results ia every depart ln nt of trade, Altar speakiHg ia recnmnIeadatoFy ternas of the cash sys;r, the Tribune adds, ,sTha mon who KNOWS Row t6 r1 rrrsfrsSS. Ahd has Gl6 means of doing Il thoroughly, ,sad moderate capital will furtsh the basis of extensive trade on the cash sys'emi wal net much lonzer bs ailla ,o clear s way wi'hout exteaSjvs aayrrising. For
 t il be advisable la Eisk the cost ef apFsing aSle- teath of the community that Peirr Dosabey sells the very test assorted iron aud saeei, harsiwaTw
 nails, eat'ery, &e., at The losrst cash ,rees 1t ust b. equally advantageous to extend inc information to the other nine-aeaths. since the increased ex- pense el Mr. D, for rent, e'erk hire. &c.. &a. will brar proportion to ills increase of business which coasirains |. The time is far distant when ti.a .ily merchant whose rent him alarn shaa hiz advertising, Wii be universally rrgnntis aS one wha dan't and Fst9ad his bnsaess, and VIII not lang have any business 10 Hnd,rssand. .as-.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-26

u- We give place and cordially second the snsge..
ton contained in the following and having
claims ourselves experience in flushing and bag
gng would express hearty repadaon Of the
barous practice, (Which carried great
sections Of Satc OF shooting birds before they able
clear the with facility. and Indeed before they
fully hedged.
To the credit OF the skiu shot, be Il said he finds
pleasure and knows cxuation in killing the feeble bird
that can scarcely hold itself in air unskiled in flight but
rather seeks the nmbes OF foot and the cccst wing
which lavish his skill and cxpend his OF
ton.
Msssrs. EdiforS-Thcrc is thing which a
little surptzed. viz That gentlemen calling themselves
"SPorSmen," indulge tho cruel practice of taking the
field during, more properly before partridge
LIST OF September, which time than third
the birds battle-ground.
GA OF the dry which have had the pro-
liability s very strong that there will be large number
brds-in which have proposition 10 submit to
the consideration of the Sportsmen OF this neghborhcod
10 which hope they will accede. IL is this That they
shall not fire shot partridge before the FIRST OF October
in which case large msorty OF them will have attained
their full size, and then experience pleasure
IN murderng them, which cannot be the II modest
them when they hall eahered.
am, very respectfully.
A TRUE SHOT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-26
FROM VERA CRUZ.

The steamer Mary KnqslinJ, Capt Divs, arrived yes
ierday from Vera Cruz by tho way n the Brazos. She
lot the former port The 9t and tho latter On the 18Th
inst.
We have received By this arrival letter from our cor
respondent OF Vera Cruz, giving account Of the attack
upon the train We give below, though contains but
little further
W. have also the Ares Ire Of tho Oh inst Is iniclli-
from The city Of Mex does not appear be either
so late u have lready laid before readers.
VrRA CEuz Mexico, Juno T. 1917.
have iust and convcssd with Mr. Gin, who left
here with the 10 obtain tho remains u HE who
fell tCeuo Gordo Nr brought dcspiichos from Col.
Mclnt m 20 Gen Csdwalador. lie states that shout I
o'clock yesterday morning the attacked by Ruor.
fa parry, both n front and the Time and that
they fepulscd after skrnfh of shout half hour.
Mo-. Bennett r. VI accompanied this tram with large
amount Of specie. twas guarded by about 900 IN
der command 81 Col MeInt1sh Of the oh infantry and al
though the guen.las may aunoy hem to they cannot
harm them. Mr. g. represents the line too long Tor him
20 obtain the particulars e he whole affair but says he
informed the point II eavng that three OF -four u
had been killed end wounded, but he h,d heard
nothing Of the loss on the opposite sdo.
Sinoe writing The shove, have Mr. IT,, who has
charge Of the depot Santa 70, Who came IN early this
morning aud have learned further particulars from Other
sources. which eau Do relied on.
The Mexicsns have doubt been lying back for some
time, anticipation Of The departure from here Of the lsrgs
quantity Of specie en- route for the army Their force,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-26
RICHMOND. June 25th. Is47.

IL The Mississippi Volunteers returning from the war,
greeted with unbounded enthusiasm and hospitality
by the citizens OF hatcher their arrival in that city
Thousands loeked from the surrounding county, and
united with the citizens OF the give ecat
eoPon Of their breIhron-he small remnant Of heroic
band OF men followed the field wske chief,
All business suspended-and the entire population,
moved BY impulse. thrOuged the bluffs Of the rv-
or, 10 hail the frst approach Of their friends The hosp-
taes OF the place extended them eloquent
address from Col Adam L. BinROman who welcomed them
their from the fields OF fame. "Glory to
the heroes Of Monterey Glery the heroes Of Bucna
Nis,s exclaimed Col b And. in the language Of your
own MeCung, three cheers for General TaylOr-Ihe
hearted old sodior-the Butcher OF America--who sare
the bate-and three cheers gallant hearts that ,ssa
IT." Col Davis and Col Meeting responded in eloquent
addresses.