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I'VE W, GOODS,


CHEAPER THAN EVER FOR CASH.
rEsEiE undersigned would calIthe at
q teniion of their friends and the
public generally tetheir new and exten-
sive stock OF DRY GOODS. just re-
ceised and now open, and they pledge
themselves hat they will sell cheaper
and better bargains, for CASH, thsn
any other establishment in the place
we therefore Solicit call and examine
our stock and prices.
EfCHELSFEIN & Co.
May g.. is47. -
PANAMA, LEGH0RN&sT STRAW HATS.
kA DOZ. in store, low for cash, BY
VV EICHELSTElN d. Co.
) May 8.
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VKTE are authorized to announce Henry
wv II. COalter, as candidate for re-
election TO the office of Clerk of the Circuit
Court, atthe November election.
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XNTE are authorized to announce John T.
wv Cameron, as a candidate for re-elec-
ton to the office of Probate Clerk at the No
vember election.
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A gentleman, after reading Gen. TsyIOr's
dispatches, remarked that one Of his great char
acieristcs wss his nasdesiy. aYes" replied
celebrated wag, who was standing By, shat
is tue, bu: no one can say he issrstsviag mann
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wv E are authorized to announce the Hon.
wv j. b. Howcott, as a candidate. for
reelection to the office of Probate Judge, at
the November election.
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VMTE are authorized to announce william
wv s. Bailey, as candidate for re-elec-
'tion to the Office OF Sheriff, at the November
election.
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CAMP NEAR PLAN BEL Rio,
A pril I8,-4 o'clock, P. M.


The American arms have achieved another
glorious and most brilliant victory. Outnum-
bering Gen. Scott's force materially, and occu-
plying positions which looked impregnable as
Gbralter, one after another of their works
have been taken to-day, FIVE Generals, Colonies
enough to command ten such armies as ours,
and other officers innumerable, have been pri-
soners, together with 5000 men, and the rest Of
their army driven aud routed with the loss OF
every thing, ammunition, cannon, baggage
train, all. Nothing but the impossibility OF
finding road for the dragons to the rear of
the enemy's works saved any part OF Santa
Annals grand army, including his own illustri-
Gus person.
Among the prisoners isour old friend La
Vega, who fought with. his accustomed gallan-
try. The other generals are Jose Maria Jareno,
Luis Pinson, Manuel Uoriaga, and Jose oban-
do. The names of the colonies / have not
been able to gather. Nothing saved Santa An
ma but the want Of Dragons on the other side
Of their lines. AS it is, his travelling coach,
together with his papers, valuabless and even
bis rOOden-Jeg, have fallen into our hands, to-
geiher with all the money of his army, No
one anticipated, when they rose from their
hard bivOuac this morning, such complete
victory. -.
The loss Of both sides has been heavy--how
could il have been oiherwisel The rough and
rocky road, cut through and rugged defiles,
and dense chsPPsraI BY our troops, is now lin
ed with our wounded. The Rifles, Col. Has
keII's Tennessee volunteers, the LIST Arhllery,
the 9Th Infantry, and Capt. Williams eomPa-
ny Of Ksnt6eky volunteers, have perhaps suf-
fercd most. Cen. Shields was severely, and 1
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The armyis TO advance towards Mexico I'M
mediately. Gen. Worth's division marched
this morning--Gen. Scott is 10 march a. noon.
Santa A nna's carriage is to be harvested up
for the purpose of carrying on Major sunni er
better use than it was ever put 70 before
The officers and men of the Mexican army
II mean such as arr prisoners--are to be turn
ed loose on their parole not again to take up
arms during the war; Perhaps 1t is the pest
DISPOSITION that could be made of them, Us
any other course would delay Gen. Scott's Tor
ward movement. Fifteen of their officers have
refused to sign, but have given their parole OF
honor to report themselves, withoutidelay to
Col. Wilson, at Vera Cruz as prisoners OF war;
Amongst these are Gems. La Vega and Janefo'
These officers will either be kept in the Castle
Of San Juan. de Ullua, OF else proceed to the
United States.
i write this amid confusion of all kinds. and
with no other table than knees. hundred
Mexican officers are around me, making out
their paroles, while our own dead are being
consigned to their long resting place by the
road side. .8t
/ shall start on 'forJalapa this afternoon, and
will write by every opportunity. send you
some Mexican papers, as also Santa Annals
last Proclamation. II is RICH G. W. X
p ST. have just learned that there is some
hope Of Gen. Shields. Godgrant he may live
Col. Baker, who charged on the last fort, lost
As men in killed and wounded out OF only a
portion of his regiment. Lieut.. Cowardin,
killed; Lieut. Murphy, supposed to be mortal
ly wounded; Lieut.. Johnson, wounded in three
places, and thigh amputated; Lieuts. Scott
Friman, and Maltby, wounded. G. W. k.
The following general orders were issued by
Gen. Scott the evening before the battle q
the 18th.
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NTE are authorized to announce Nicho-
wv las aCaIliham, Esq, as a candidate
for the office of Probate Judge at the Novcm-
Der electon.s as
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NorIcE. Noproof of publication will here
afterbe givenuntil the advertisement is paid
for. #
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XMIE are authorized to announce the Hon.
w Morgan Il. Fitch, as candidate
for Judge of the High Court of Errors and
appeals at the. November election.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-22
By Last Nights Southern Mail.
Herald Marine Correspondence.

PHILADELPHIA April 2-a PM.
Arrived ship Marion Thompson, New York barks Anna
bark Veloz Manuel Collar bordeaux; brgs Watchman Al.
Tiers Mayhem, New York. Mcclellan Orr do schrs Ceylo
fsnces Wsos Hartlcrd Bo.son
Marcy, Crosse, Providence; updne Pen6ed, New York;
City; Edwards Soper. Barnesat; sioop Translation. Hal
lock- New York
Cleared bgs Ducamin Lockhar West lndies Adele (2d
Baker do; schs Madison, Keller Island Of Lobos; vanhoe
Post NewburyPor; Gladiator, H9yt, Boston, Leader Sears
Fitch DO; YaTco, Yates do Mars Still Sttehbone, do
Marcy Crosse Providence; Republican, Sharp Newport
John Thompson, Fakenberg New York undine, Penheld
ces Wilcox do OK, Doll do; soop Translation, Hallock
do; barges Venus, Wilson do; Albany, Noel do.
Home Ports.
ALEXANDRIA, April l9-An B brig Albion, from Belfast
BALTIMORE April 2oArr ships Louisiana Cole Liverpool
via ny ork; Rhone Harvey Liverpool Lost mzen-mss
the passage Also Br bark Marmon Lean, London; Br
Hodgson, Dublin BALLAST brig Anandale sherman Cenfue
gos schs Samuel Mitchell, Gaskil Ponce, PR; Baltimore
seigh NYork Cid schs Amelia Smith NYork; John Han
cock Young Boston, Sid bark Maine Snow Rio de Janeiro
and market; brig, Zoroaser, Browne. Gulf of MeIico;
NORFOLK, April l9-Ar schr Patriot, lawson, York;
VIM Crowell, Hazeton, Staten Island; Wellington Lowry
Portsmouth,; Republican, Dunn, from Hampton Br
bark and brigs from have anchored in Hampton Roads
Ia Hampton Roads Am bark Constance from Boston bound
Grand Turk Shaw, from Sligo; B brig David leaking badly
and Br bark Gratitude from London.
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Passengers Arrived.

LIvERPooL-Stea mship Cambra-For Haax-Sir Gaspard
lie Marcant Lady LIE archant children male and fe
male servants, and III others.
For Boston-Messrs. Geo Greg, Edward Oxley, Mr. and
Mrs Teter Mr. and Mrs Smith, MIR and Mrs Johnstone Mr. aud
MIR and Mrs Fiskn Mr. Forrest Shepherd Marquis de Rade
pont Messrs Gait Jno Moore Ogilve, f. X Paradise D
e Cuvliar gno Ross Edward Cunard and servant Rob
Bodmer. MClymont, Jas Alexander, Geo Graham James
Stewart Banz Benjamin, Myers, Andrews Orr, yalle,
Egart' James Hewitt Ba1ary ThSs Wsddell Jams. Den
Hamel, Fred Douglass, Adams. A Van Sautwood Glover
JOHNSON, Hampon Jno Kay Chas Fairfield, Thomas Wat
son, Wilson, Peter Greenhill, w Maciarane, ID Mann,
Lewis, b Torrey-75.
From Halifax BostonLieut Gore Mesrs Hastings, Hill
Z Adams II $ McNel, Lawson, Thos Pranoy. McAulife,
Rossin-y Total 1874.
MARAcArBo-Bng Rufus Soule-Roland Dubs Of Phila-
delphia; Mr. Cipriano Agostni, of France.
NEW ORLEANs-Shp Orleans-Mrs Ruff, Mrs NJ Dec.
Mrs Anderson and three chdrenand in the
Stephen Thompson, of Haven died board the 18th
inst, Of consumption.
CARpENAs-Bng London-T Pals Hunt.
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Foreign innovations.

MARAcAInoBrig Rufus Soue-3 bbs old copper and tur-
hides Schmidt Voge-5OO do los bags Cocoa 50 do coffee Pa
90 do "a do 80 hides pkg Peruvian bark " bbs baam
copavi l0 dry hides Anto Aanguenil hfbb do Murray
BoRpEAUx-Bark Gazelle37 casks brandy John Caswel
eo-6 Barber Brohers-2o Brinner Nelson2O Bogart
IS Melet.a-5c John CasweI2cs paper White Sheild
&c polish marble Fox Livingston hid wine Boga
"a bsks wine Cazet Aon-5 hhds red wiae 10 cI brandy
100 baskets on Rob Bulord colOo segnette
hid Wine 20 sks brandy 9rdeas ek brandy Barclay
h Bhaan ing Fisher sSRs OK. brandy STds5
John CareyiO bales eorks serase Hoop &eo3.
z Ss fsi Vine
bemer-2 es mdz 40 c: pr9nes to order ~
s,sSSy d.ss, PIPE. 'efs sshssl oS'
de 30 b1 h Do ardp E; Foo,
bbls do 50 hf pipes wine Segnette- porcelain
HavandC1s hf 2 Or 30 bbls brandy Herkenath Van
rPALERMo-Barque Phlena-2O0 cases quorish paste-7i
bags almonds 80 bags bers 30 bags walnuts 3se boxes
order.
MEssrsA-Bark Temesee5o quorice paste 50 bags
almonds POP mdze 62 boxes 1000 boxes lemons
hhds II ties % hhds mola.es
CARpEEAsBrig Londonsoe hhds 40 ties IS bbs moasses
MArAdUEz, PR-sch Amida-s5 hhds sugar 76 do molas.
ses 10 tierces sugar Foulke Son
81 ha. Roa Ds chasesS osvs hd' sugar M '
PSnr AZ PsySfGsehr Grandeen3G sticks mahogany
coffee Nssm Wasa qas% Of SSossmS butts S's
master.
sAGUA LA GRANpE-Brig Abby Amea--is7 hhds sugar IS
NEWCASTLE, tEngPrussan bark Frederick-l5i eks vene
red Morewood& co.'s cks copper r stalker--G3s
GUAyAMA, RseRr Shy ock-isO hhds sugar 81 hhds mo-
Iasses Dunscomb * Beckwith.
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Arriv nj OF Strangers In New York.
AMEaIcAN HOTEL.


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ALBANy, April ls47,
The most important Bin Of the session being The Bill for
the organisation Of the several Courts Of this Stat,
The great bill Of the session was introduced into tho
Senate to-day by Mr.. A. C. Hand the chairman OF tho
Judiciary Committee. II s entitled an act in rela
ticn to the Judiciary " IL is the bill which has been an
tcipated with much solicitude and which embodvs
basis for the organization Of the Supreme Court the
Court of Appeals, and the Court for the trial Of I'm
peachments the most distinguished energy and ability
and the most continual and oxhaustng excrtion, has
been bestowed upon this immense work by the
gentleman Of the judiciary committee This bill is a
magnificent evidence Of usrious intellect In this n
fury When observe to you, that the bill conta ms
eighysx succnct sections Of considerable length, you
Will compre bend the character of this supendous work
The entire bill is embraced in five articles the first
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RAMscarT. March esd London Packet, Frerichs New
SOUTHAMPTON, March 2s-Cld Dawson. Thompson, Phia-
SANTA CEyz, Teneriae, Jan s-sd Henry Newell Gilpa-
snss i Nao lsc0'"'sy Walker and Sarah Boyd
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tan5as; Kronos, Brie New York.
dolanas; Halle Palermo Ar sSh' Labsc Radaeher, New
Convert Fogr Ioys. for Baltimore Sid, Matilda Berry
ssss AHafss1 Mcclellan.
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Home Ports.
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HoIsn3 f HOLE April ,ehr; St Leon Tompkir.
bs1. Md E os chs as sl s Sao
MosL5. April ia.Cla brig FiEaro Mansu. Barcelona
Opnajs Havana arnb bark New York, Rio Janeiro schr
Cora, Reed Brazos Santiago In the river ship Alabama,
MeS f %
of Eiverpool-declined taking steam.
NoRroLx, April s-ArrB pr bark Orcnoco, Flahery, from
chief Grant flour Cork schr Leaning Townsend for
Montego Bay SID Br brig Mischief Grant for Cerk Lea
ming Townsend for Jamaica. 10TH Glaucus. Wood FIN
Staten Island
New BEDFORD, April le-An schr Choctaw Blackwell,
Charleston.
PHLADELrEIA April 2o-tn Dr. brig Glsucus, Gales Lii
Boston, sch Mary, Bearse, Boston; Patriot Gates York;
Shropshire York; Cleopatra, Burroughs N Haven Spleen
PnovpEscE, April i9Arr schrs Benin Reeves Reeves
Wathal Mexico. Tomlin Phia; Julius Prngle Croker
Pcneer Griffin dol Dsni Webster, Glover d. CID sehr Fa
PonT.MoUrH April FAR schr Albert. Hodgd0n Philsd
Champion Stoddard Boston; Thomas Ireland, Somer New
York; Manchester futile York Belle, Tuttle N York
Sid, schs Lady Clinton Cramer York; Emblem Buchanan
Bath Me- Rainbow, Rogers Boston; Pomona Crowel Bos-
ton; u cutter Legare. - 49,
SALEM, April i9-sld schr Susan Wardwell, Martinique
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::::s5 ::.ss:s i Is: sss ~ 1884, Cd
tainsd In the third article the fourth article relates ss
pscaly to the general and particular organization OF
criminal that Is to say Courts Of Oyer ana
In respect to the Supreme Court the bill directs genera
terms Of this court to be holden in every county having
10000 population ut least year and In every
other county every other year that each county VIII
have a term every other year. Special terms OF ths
court to be held in every county except hatonJ =.
least twice year and many more general or specia
terms as NAV be necessary arguments and motions in
this court may be made in the county where the
venue is laid or in any county adjoining The entire
ORGANIZATION and Jurisdiction Of all the courts
Except city cour Is established by this bill there are
provisions for the transfer OF the business pending IN the
existing coursthe transfer and safe keeping Of the
funds in chancerythe powers and duties OF cerksthe
admission Of attorneys &c. The section affecting app
cants for admission attorneys &c &c Is Of such gene
lows
src 49, Every person who shall be q solicitor in
chancey attorney in the Supreme Court Of this State
the first Monday of July next, shall be entitled to
practise attorney solicitor and counsellor the
courts Of this State and every who shall be
attorney Of the Court Of Common Pleas any county
the LIST Monday of July next shall be entitled practise
the county court Of the county every
applying to be admitted to practise attorney solicitor
counsellor courts of this State shall be examn
the Judges Of the Supreme Court at general term
thereof or by such such court shall direct
which examination shall be in open court and If the
person applying is Of good moral character and shall
the requisite qualifications Of learning and abli
ty and shall take the constitutional oath Of office said
SHALL by order entered by the clerk thereof ad
init said applying and examined to practise
attorney, solicitor and counsellor in all the courts Of
this State and said court shall by general rule direct
what shall be sufficient proof Of good moral Character
but term Of clerkship period of study sAl be
quired and the Supreme Court organized by this act
shall the powers for the removal suspen
sion of any attorney solicitor and counsellor and with
like effect by the present Supreme
Court and Court Of Chancery.
Five hundred and fifty extra copies Of the bill were or
dered printed.
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ht.Ssa! III ss .2 81 ~. -. 49,
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Brb.k Dahlia Torar 50 days from Plymouth in ballast, t.
BARI spsss M i.S M.,sS from with
mat, aa,,s Of S1T died
with .s ',f se
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Siss' IA. R1as
q &c. lon "a 81 a. spoke brS Gem hence for Belfast 7th lat
Wsns days from Hff Bfi:so IN Ssss''
Bark Epsrvisr Farws 80 days from Antwerp to schmi d
Spoke ssi & dsy m om Yh @ England
Pssan bark frederick s.orner ST days from Newcastle
Ehas VIII mSse 70 Sock ,s Smith d . with coal
Bark Tennessee Fullerton IS days from Messina, with fruit
B bark Kate Taylor q hours from the Chesapeake in bal.
Bark Phena, Forbes 4s days from Palermo with fruit
Brig Abby Amelia Goblin IS days from sagua la Grande
with sugar Sailed in brig Porto Rico for
BrS Globe Hsr from Paisr%o Feb ath Gibraltar 4th
s Ea Hi %a DHs nsv d.y. from Trinidad a.
on75s IS spoke schr Phoenix, HUMPHREYS hence
Prussian brig lido Doman, so days from Amsterdam, in
ii: pqySw days from Rochelle with
British bTg Gowe1 Allen IS days from St Johns in
soass, Badger Psst %psii Key West sss1as
Brig vincennes, Knight 22 days from Arecebo PR, with
B5s London, Allen, IS days from cadenas with mo.sses
Brig Florence HSpkips "a days from Orleans. with
sss s 60 %Sl Gs s e day .s
SenmsdsTs 5pyPa' q Yssl .ss;!as sW: Al .Ss
ST. long So fell IN With the wreck app apparently 40
en- I the deck aSc", l msinn.s
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aai ss s a
Ia Is 80 long 80 sIehansed signals with ship James and
blue signal
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fer .aYs E.
ssa
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by us all night for which he has thanks
Sehr Wreath, Tubbut from Cardenas 9th instant, with
guar and moasses to T. Morgan OF Hatteras schr
Eyerna, Davis, from Cardenas for Portland
Schr Shy lock- Croker 20 days from Guayana PR with
to Clark 9th lat &c 20 72 go spoke schr Saline
Schr Globe Conckn 9days from Havana with molasses
70 s Hill.
shT Me.srsyH ArGsy day; from s'sua arande
With 81 SKI i% rn1, 'sfd
Br schr Eliza Jane, for Philadelphia 4th inst long
H. spoke brig Amazon, days from Mary for Jamaica oh
inst lat 81 49, long 72 a. spoke schr Sabine IS days from Phi
adepha for Mexico. Same day. bark Velaco of and from
Boston for Havana speaking bark Macedonia of and
from Boston, for Havana
Schr Armida, Wass, from Mavaguez, P r. April 1.
At Spit, schI Hopewel from Boston for Phadephia,
put in account of head wind.
Below.
Bark James, Smith, "A days from Palermo.
Br brig Charles. from north of England, in ballast
bark supposed the Cora, from Hull, Eng.
banks; brigs-unknown.
Sailed.
Ships Zurich, for Havre Suana for Orleans Charles
ton; brig Emma
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CO u G. II S, col ID S y,
INFLUENZA.


THERE Of the that the above diseases
prevalent than the present; there scarcely indi
vidua that a cold cough Of
think themselves qualified to be their doctors Alas how
often has this dcluson caused many who were afflicted with
cold catsrrh many eases
some remedy the which dry the erpectostion
causing the pcgm that h have been cleared out 10 be-
retained and seated consumption the result Every
consumption with cough excited from he
indy dual having taken cold and ia the majority this
slight cough is entirely believing that will soon
well Of itself but still goes on-the progress of the dis
insduous that the patient does that he
daily and before he
diseased such extent that few remedies will remove
it, In proof Of this position to the consumpiye and com
meuce with his disease and he will tell you daily that he is
be their until the day Of their death but You can easily
perceive that they are growing daily and will wonder
how they thus deceive Themselves Such
II you have cold coughs but not be deceived
have nsdou enemy contend with and do moi resi-
nn you nave eradicaed from your system SCHENCKS
OF cold and hundreds Of Of consumption might he nre
vented BY the OF this medicine Its are
vegetable and being Indian remedy is therefore different
ana superior TO all Others Very many Communion
liver and dyspepsia haye been cured which had BAT
ned al other remedies the certificates which can be seen al
city who have experienced the benefits of this medicine
street near Broadway. ' ''''"'
may be obtained 23 and 1922 Broadway 1911 and 100
rn,on street, "a East Boadway i67 Bowery; liza Grand st
Wilamsbugh; corner Of Fulton and Cranberry streets,
bo1kym % Montgomery street Jersey Cy aud Of agents
Please mber that Beekman is no longer an agent Of
mine and me proprietor will be responsible for any med
Sne purchase OF him. he longer sells the genuine
all Sa Tu T3tsr ~ "o"H'4'S"'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-22
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