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HEaD EqUaRTEas, MATAMoaos 2

fgo0d morals AZ tins pUst; afd Hf spdcsaf
regard 10 the well being Of the ffoops ata-
toned here, also in execution of previous
orders emauating from the commanding;
general, aud from officers IN Immediate
command at the posi-, lis ordered ~
I. Ali houses or other places Of gam.
bling of whatever name or nature OF Of:
public dancing, at this post, are hereby
closed. s7ss4sf,
2. All sale or traffic in distilled spirits
at this pos. ia prohibited. Il
8. The proprielors Of all buildings or
other places 10 which gambling or public
dancing occurs, or distilled spirits are solds
as well as the occupants or other persona
engaged or employed in and about the
same, will be held ,severally responsibls
after the present date for any infractioa
of this order. aud will be sunrGarilfy dealt
with according TO martial law.
4. Maj. Abbott is charged with the ex-
ecution Of this order.
By order Of G.. Gushing; Col. Cong.
w. w. II. DAVIS, Ad'J
The Delta says-As our infotmauts-
tMajor Colqui,r, U. s. A. and Asst Sur
geon Herrick0 approached near Gamargd
they met train bound for Monterey. One
of the volunteers in guard off had been
lassoed and inhumauly murdered by two
Mexicans. The assassins were atreaed,
identified aud summarily shot. Id coming
down from Monterey TO the Rrazos, the
party with Major Colquifl and DR.. Herriek
encountered neither difficulty nor obstrdc-
lion. 80
We make UP from the Flag the follow
ing items. Robbery.--The sum Of fifteen
hundred dollars was abstracted by some
scoundrel from the money box of,he subsis-S
tence department, IN this place, on Friday
night last. s.'5sS
Lieut.. Stanton, North Carolina regi-:
ment, came down. the river on Friday last
in charge Of a number OF sick VOLUNTEERS,
belonging 10. his regiment. On the pas
sage down Two of them died, viz Geo.
w. Barnes, Isl sergen,, company A ;JtJ.
F.. Strokes, Sd corporal company E.. .
The body Of William C. Gladman,. a
free mulato who owns barber's shop in
Galveston, but who had been ia kfatamoros
for some lime, was discovered floating in
the lake back of our Office. It bore ihs
marks of violence, and as he was known
to have considerable sum OF money in
his possession, III is supposed avarica.
prompted the deed. ii Il
More Violenee.-A Mexican was hor-'
ribly mangled:by cuts with knife. ina
fight near the Plaza, on Monday night last.
The unfortunate manis nos expected to
live. On Tuesday night, aswe have been:
informed another one was snet at q ianoan-
go, and il is thought, viii not survive the
wound. ~ y. -. =.
b Governor Dodge Of Wisconsin, has
called another cession Of the Legislature.
I,ha, authority may be Immediately given.
| forthe organization Of a second Stale Cons
venrion to remodel the Constitution, that
adopted by The previous Conventions hays.
ing been rejected blythe people.
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| Springs, near Monterey-Gen. Wool IN
command at Saltillo aud Buena Vista
1st Mississippi, lst Ohio lst Indiana
Bragg's Battery, aud the Squadron or
Dragons, the latter now commanded by
Col. Faunlleroy, at Monterey---2d and 81
Ohio, Is. and Cd Illinois. Cd and Sd Indi-
ana, I'd Kentucky. Arkansas Cavalry,
Washingion's Battery. Sherman's Battery
at Buena Vis,a-Prentiss' Battery at SAL
tiIIo Camargo and Monterey-1st Ken
lucky. and one half at the mouth Of Rio
Grande. and the balance on their return
march from Camsrgo TO Monterey-NortFr
Carolina al Camargo-Massachusetts az
| Matamoros.
Our wounded men are doing well. III
one hospital. of which DR.. Henrick had
charge out Of eighty wounded men Of the.
Illinois regiment, not more than three or
four died-the remainder were fast convaS
lescing,
Generalqueiiude prevailed, the people
Of Saltillo and Monterey fhad returned to-
their business and seemed satisfied with
the powers that be If they could but feel
assured Of their continuance. They had
heard in Monterey Of Santa Annals arrival
IN Mexico, and those who affected to know
more of his movements than their. neigh
bors, would wink and say that there nil ]
be no more fighting. g
DR.. Merrick left Monterey with the let
battalion Kentucky Legion, City cavalry
and TWO companies of Texas Rangers,
escortng number Of returned wagons,
ammunition trains. &c. Sc. 10 Camargos
under the command of Col. Belknap.
Nothing was heard Of. much less seen Of
Urea, on the route, and il was thence
concluded that he had fed, as VIE have
alread y recorded in one of our preceding
numbers behind the Mountains.-The
whole of our posts on the Rio Gsande,
from Camargo TO Brazos, are 10 the great,
est possible tranquility. Col. Belknap.;
of Gen. Taylor's staff, has been detached
TO Camarso, as we learn, 10 assume COM
maud there. The First Kentucky Bait.
tallion, will remain at CamargoE unit
joined by the Second when it is expected
they will return home; the time for'whict
the men took service being nearly up. # 4
MatamoTos.-CoIoneI Cushing tnows
Brigadier Genera, lof the Massachusetts
Regiment has taken command here.
Col. Gushing has issued the following
stringent order, with a view 10 putian end
to the disturbance which haYe prevailed
sotIong IN Matamofos s9ssi.s.sS
Order--No 7f.
HEAD qUiRTEas,M MATAMoRo ~
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Governor Dodge Of Wisconsin, has
called another cession OF the Legislature.
lha, authority may be Immediately given
for the organization OF a second Stale Cons
venlion to remodel the Constitution, that
adopted by the previous Convention, haYs.
ling been rejected blythe people.
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Affairs In Washington.

IMPORTANT BILL--INCREAsK OF THE MILITARY
FoRof.-We have received copy of the follow
ing important bill, introduced in the Senate, on
Wednesday, by General Cass, Chairman Of the
Military Committee. II will give rise to high
ly interesting debate, when called up for second
reading.
THE UNITED STATES.
December ~ 1877, Mr.. CAss, from the Committees on
Military Affairs, reported the following BILL which
read and passed to q second reading.
BILL
To -aise. for limited additional military force.
Be it by the Senate and House of Reprste
tives O.. the United States Of America in Congress
sembed That In addition to the present military
tabshment of the United States there shall be raised
and organized the direction Of the President for
and during the with Mexico, ten regiments o. In
fautry each to be- composed Of the same number and
rank of commis stoned and commissioned officers
musicians and prvates as are provided for regiment
of Infantry for the war under existing laws and who
shall receive the pay, rations bountes and allow
according to their respective grad and be sub
isct the regulations and to the rules and
toles of Provided, That all the commissioned of
c-rs horized by this shall be appointed by the
President by and with the advice and consent Of the
Senate
Sec q And be t. further enacted That there shall
be appointed surgeon ant two assistant surgeons to
each regiment authorized by the foregoing section each
OF whcm previous TO such appointment, shall be- exam
ined and approved the prescribed by the rr
o. the drt section of act to increase and
late the pay Of the surgeons and assistant surgeons OF
the army approved June thirtieth, eighteen hundred
and thlrty-four
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PHrLApELrHrA, Dec. %, leH.
The Eiephant- Groys Ferry B,idss-Roitrodd .4e-
. ., eident &c., &c.
The adventure with the elephant Is the common topic
Of conversation day, and Herr Driesbach has greatly
added TO this reputation by the manner in which he
brought the enrased animal to submission William
Kelley his unfortunate keeper, had his right leg ampu-
lated above the knee, this afternoon.
The Grsys Ferry bridge, belonging to the PhiAdel.
phia and Baltimore railroad company, has been oon-
verified into free BRIDGE by the county commissioners
paying over tho sum of $50 900. 49,
Joseph Hunter died at tho hospital, this morning
ro tds eeca Of injuries received yeetsfdey ey bsipl
kaookea do~n By lumber sas apes NJ Ssesd street
yolreae, 80 '..r tt.+ ~
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Arrival Of Strangers.
WEDNESDAY, Dec. ~
AMRRICAN HOTEL.

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THIRTiEsH CONGRESS.
Senate.
FIRST sEssIoN.
WAsHiSoToN, Dec. ~, ls47.

wAsHisoroN, Dec. ~, ls47
ABOLITION QUESTION.
Mr. Hale, pending the morning business, produced n
petition the anti tlavery Friends
eounty lndiana praying Congress to adopt measures
Congress exercise its to the extent Of the
thorty the constitution for the extinction ofslavery
MIR said he supposed this intended to apply 10
slavery as 1t existed 10 the district Of Columbia The
usual in petitions OF this kind to raise
question of reception, and then to lay that question upon
the table He hoped different course would be pursued
in this that the Senate would take the vote direct
~ upon the question OF reception and not suppress II
by side blow On the question OF reception, he would
call the ayes and noes
The vieE PRrsDErr-The question is, shall the ques
ton Of reception be laid upon the table.
Mr. HALE-ls that the question, sir
The Wen PREslDErT-As a matter Of course, sir.
Mr. HALE said II it were in order, he desired TO say
WORD upon the main question OF the petition itself
MIR BERRIEr nopsd the regular course Of the Senate
in cases of such petitions would not now be departed
from He would, therefore, raise the question OF recep
ton, ana would move TO lay II on the table.
Mr.. Hale called for the ayes and noes.
VoicE--Bat you can't get them, unless you get
somebody else TO 90 with you.
The syes and nUes ordered
Mn GABHoUN-Wbat Ia thu petition NO
Mr. HUNTkR-Give us tn. titls OF the petition. I'.
Mr. HALE again stated the purport OF the petition In
references 20 the var and especially in reference TO the
Mr., Nus, proceeding TO make .cme remarks,
when i5H Ht'ltt. aff . .'.. ... f.' l.''.'
Mr. SEVER said, 1t is the old question Mr. Niles
Mr. CALHOUN hoped the course would be pursued
We had never been troubled with but petition Of
The syesand noes we're ordered and taken end the
result was, ayes 81, noes 10, ss follows - li
YEAS Messre Alien Ashley, Atchison, Atherton,
Badger, Bell Berrien, Bradbury, Breesx Bright Butler
Calhoun, Csss Clayton DAVIS, OF Mississippi; Die kim
son, DIX, Downes tsrneld FETCH Foote inter, John
500, OF Mafylsndj johnson, OF Louisiana; Mangun,
Mason, Niles husk' SEWER, spruancv, urgeon lur-
ney WescOtt, fulse-S4
NAYS u Aesrs Baldwin. Clayton, corwin, Davis, Of
Massachusetts,, Clarke, Green, Hale, MINER, Phelps,
Unoer @pod--lO.
so bhe question Of reception aii upon the table:
which carried the petition along with it
PETITION NO. 2.
Mr., HAS next presented memorial from David Burr
sod % others of rte county, las uuder,tood
sylrsHi., pIsyiBg the adoption OF measures fcr All
amendment Of tho Fsdsrsi Constitution, which viii
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WASHINGTON, Dec. a., ls47.

Mr.. Clingman, to-day, succeeded, while the Prssi-
dents message being referred in making motion
upon which he hung regular speech for Buncombe-
he the bona de representative Of the Buncombe
district in the tar and turpentine State Mr. C. set
himself right before bis constituents which doubt
less the sole object of his speech.
In the Senate, Mr.. Hale made pretty smart begin
ming In behalf OF certain abolition petitions; but 1t is
nothing suppose, to what to have byand by.
Col Benton has been fairly weared out with the Free
mont Court Martial He does not 60 down there any
and understand he will leave Fremont and
Jones TO carry it through
We further understand that Col Benton will bring
this business before the Senate and ask committee
the subject; and that In view Of this proceeding the
California In town have been advised to stay and
that the General has been requested to act
oordngy that the army officers in the premises,
here, may not be sent away. SAN DIEso.
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Of political triekstss, Duh Green, Calhoun Mr. Van
Buren, Mr. ApPlson, and Others and whom ne soneiud'
The CnArnmAs inquired of him--Doss the gentleman
wish his amendment to be read
Mr.. CLiNoMAN-Yes, sir
Presidents relates to the acquisition OF terri
tory be referred to the Com mttes on Territories with
instructions such extension Of territory 10 TO DC sc
CURED then state on what and conditions 1t shall
be received
MIR CLrsoMAs-I wish to modify It, by saying the Com
Mr.. HousroN, Of Alabsms-I would inquire whether
the mod,a cation is in order understand that we
have taken up the resolutions "A reported
MIR. CLINcmAN-I withdraw my resolution
Mr.. GIpDINos-I would inquire what question Is now
The CsAnMAN replied i understand it to be on the
undivided annual message OF the President Inc whole
Mr. GrppINes-Is it not usual to up the resolu-
tious in First consider the first resolution and
IL 1t be adopted rejected then proceed TO the next
The CH,IRMAN-That is for the committee 70 deter
Mr. GIppIsos-I call for a division Of the question,
and ask for a reading Of the first part
The first resolution was read, to the effect that 80
much Of the message of the President OF the United
states Ms refers to foreign affairs the alleged causes
which brought on the war; the commencement OF hos
tties etc., be referred to the Committee on Foreign
Affairs.
Chair this whether in that resolution s included
that part of the Presidents message which calls upon
Congress to fer the slaves Of the Amistad and which
would referred to the Committee Foreign Affairs?
The CHAIRMAN Il an unable to determine.
Mr. ViNTos-The first clause OF the resolution refers
all relations with foreign countries and claim Is
set up the part of Spain for indemnity
Mr. THOMPSON, Of Mssissppi-I move that the oom.
mittee rise.
The CHAIRMAN-Does the gentleman mean without
instructions to report to the House
MIR THoMrsoN-Yes, without any report at all.
The committee rose, and the Speaker resumed the
Chair.
CHRIsTMAs HOLIDAYS.
Mr.. PErTIT asked leave to submit resoluton-that
when the House adjourns omorrow It adjourn to meet
Monday next. There were cries OF "ohject" lob.
jeot I"
The SPEAKER--The Chair understands the resolution
to say "when the House dourns morrow therefore
1t will not be in order until tomorrow .
Mr.. Mckay moved that the resolutions offered by MT
Vinton Ito refer the Presidents meesage) be print
ed; and the motion agreed to.
Mr. BRopHEAp submitted resolutions on the Same SUD-
ject, and asked that they also be printed.
The House aoceded to the request and then ad-
journed
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Miscellaneous Record.
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steady leak and pump just kept her free The ship can be
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which put into Ns. her
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off Chnsotesgue. throwing overheard deck load
scHR ADRIAN, for New York returned to Norfolk on the
2ls account Of head winds
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saturday morning intended regular packet
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in Charleston. sc, Messrs Thomas L Roger y Co.
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Spoken.
Ship supposed the Columbus from Boston for Vera Cruz
Snip Cornes French from St CrOI for Mobile Nov lat
B. sh,p Vim Gales, from London for Ceylon Nov IA, lat
Brig Cchsn.ey, from New York for Port wal,ha Dec 49,
tsig Camsrso Philadelphia for Newburyport, Dec 49,
ss from N ss York r Yoi River Dec
Capes of Virginia
Foreign Ports.
FALMOUTH Jam, Nov 2gBrig Brothers, Adams from Nor.
folk dg; schr Abigail Hubbard, Of and Tor Baltimore,
days. 49, n, m at,
schr North America, Lavender, from do arr a7tb.
1REAT HARBoR, (Bahamas) Dec 9Brigs Gen Scott Ira
for Baltimore day; Juett FeTrel OF and for do
few days in ballast not being able to salt sufficient
HaL,TAI Dec ia-Arr schr A NJ Uniacke. Lang, NYork;
I3h brig Alexander HOOP do 18th, sehr Compasnes Porter
MesTnoo BAY Jam, Nov as-Bsk Charter Oak, Smith, FIN
VIM CRuz Bark Eperver, Robbins, sailed for L.run.
Genius Of LibeTtyJ
Home Ports.
ALUxArpRiA, Va Dec 2i-Au schr Columbia Knapp, New
TSwsa chsst,s "a from Cad.
Bo.roS Dec EAR ships Leonore Dale Calcutta; Edwin
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M EDlCAL CARp-Dr Morrison. aoa1 Fulton street de-
lV1 his time the OF frv te Dseeses
Recent cases. particularly Gnonoe. he Susts "a lew
noouHal EN- ss.ns @d mpolency, Is Isa'S,iy curd BY
him. Structures he without pain See W MS Dplo
ma, with the signatures Of Sir Ashley Cooper Sir A. Carlisle
anteed 1874 ltsIc
nK. COOrEK, "a DUANE STREET, between Chatham
- and Villa has for the last fourteen
joyed the most PRACTICE in private diseases Of sny
cases OF this diseases mild cured 1--WE days
stfictureDr Cooper has new method by which
he the form Of structure in from
weeks with scarcely pain to patient Constitutional
debility brought on by secret habit INDUCED in by
Of the limb. aud small back conusion.c the
intellect and aversion TO society IN
c,se or NJ ~hase No morcnrv used deA tim
DHILAUELfHIA lh.pILAl HUUoE-Dk MIKE
Il LIN GERMAN PHYSICIAN, Is years rssdent prscti-
toner Philadelphia The Of ali diseases Of the akin,
still continues to engage Dr. Kiakens utmost attention IL
vaids whose complaints the most desperate condi
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se with prompt, safe and energetic treatment TO perfect
cure sanEss travelling supplied at m9ments noues with
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Mr.. John pan Buren,
Mir. John Van Buren, spoke for some three hours
to-day in the Supreme Court the well known passen
ger TX case, and In behalf OF the jurisdiction Of the
State of New York In the premises He susta himself
20 general admiration Tomorrow, it is expected Mr.
Webster will open the other side. w.
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Passengers Sailed.

LIvERpooL-Packet ship Lverpool-Henry Gam, Now
Haven: Samuel Bburgh homas w Taylor, franklin Tsy
loy w Newbold. Philadelphia; David Darling, Montreal;
Nelson, New York; BelkDap ~; Hisgiubotham, Gin.
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PAaA-Brig Republic-Henry Norris lady and servant;
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