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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-06-10
FROM GEN. TAYLoR's ARMY.

The schooner Sea arrived at New Orleans
on the 9Th ult from BraZos Santiago, which
place she left on the 20lh instant. The Pea
yune Of the 2Sth ult. says
Though no later from that port. she brought
mail through from Gen. Taylor's headquar-
tiers a, Monterey. Among her passengers
were Capt J. M. Hill, Of the Quanermasier's
Department. and DIR. J. w, Russell. U. ;. A.
There is almost no news from that quarter.
There has been no confirmation received oil
the rumored defeat Of Col. Donphan; we are
therefore more than ever pursuaced that there
was no good foundation for the original report.
When ne learns at Chihuahua that the insur-
reciion in New Mexico has been eiieciually
pu, down, and the guilt concerned IN 1t expa-
hated on The galows, he will probably resume
his original purpose Of joining Gen. Wool
near SaltiIlo. This is but a conjecture.
letter in the New Orleans pieayune oil
the 2sth ult., dated Monterey, May Z. says,
The health of the army here continues good
with the exception of,he Cd Mississippi Regi-
ment, which is still suffering from the ravages
of the small pox, and losing good many men.
neglected TO mention in my last that Ges.
Taylor had been i'll for day or two but haa
recovered Col Hamuamek, who has been
dangerously i'll ever since the Virginia Reg,
ment arrived at Monterey, has now recovered
and came out TO camp for the first time yesie,-
day. have not an item Of news 10 slrnish
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-06-10
LATE FROM MEXICO.


a, from mexico.
Gen. Worth II Pus1ls- .Adrc,~. - a. -.
Hsrsu eiecssa Pssadni-- msss,. -
Train, SC. Re.
AT an early hour on the mo,n;nc .r.,-..
the steamship Palmetto arrived !, ~ ~ = 1 "a
leans from Vera Cruz, brsnrins d.. ~" , -.
that city to the I'D. aud from jsspa i sJ ,hs
2ls,. uae
We have received slips (says The H.l,;,c...
PairioO from the New Orleans Picayuns 49,
Times, and also accounts Of the news n ,hs
Della. Wv
The correspondent Of the Delta wr,,eS ,,o,n
Jalapa, under date Of the 2lst uIt.--ayVe hs~..
POSITIVE information Of the arrival Of General
Worth's command at Paebla On he -
proach OF our army to the city Gen. Santa Ak.
ma, who was there at the time supplying his
troops with some necessaries, sent q deiach-
meni TO engage Gen. Worth until he could
procure his supplies, but the encounter was
soon over, and Santa Anna and his army
competed to ny. In the skirmish there were
iour Niexicans killed-our loss nome He has
fe'ea'eu towards the city OF Mexico. One re-
por' says he IS at Sania Martin, Town abo,,,
20 mics from Pue5a, but il is generally COZ.
ceded that ms main force. upwards OF l2.0po
men, have gone 10 Rio FRO, where he is pie.
pairing Tor another engagement. The later
place is said to be naturally strong point. and
can be made to offer strong resistance. bur Il
Ceuo Gordo could not resis, the brigade OF
Gen. Twiggs, what can position avail The
Mexican chieitain.
The train looked for the past few DAYS has ar.
rived, together with Cap,s. Walker and Ruff
with their commands. The army here viii
move four miles on the Peroie road 10 morrow
evening, and on Sunday take up its line Of
march. No stop will be made at Pero,e. If
we should not halt at Pueba. to hear the re.
suit Of some more propositions Of peace from
the American government. You may soon ex-
pect to receive my letters dated at the capita,
Of the Republic.n
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-06-10

PITHY.--The Massachusetts Peace Society
having offered prise for the best essay on the
Mexican war, claimant for il appears in the
New York Express, which publishes his es-
say in full as follows.
AN ESSAY
UPON THE
War with Mexico,
IT'S ORIGIN AND IT'S RESULTS,
Carefully considered and nsethodicalty
digested by
.9n Odd Sort OF fcliOtC.
cHAPTER /.
On the Origin ofths War.
|. Texas
cHAYrER II.
On the Result Of the Var.
1. Ta4s.
FINS
The Church Property, which IL is inumat.
ed we ough, to take, will defray all expenses.
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JALArA. III o'clock. A. NJ, I

Way ~is lch.
Eds. Delta The '.diligencen is about len.
v'ng-i write to give you the latest up to de.
pariure. The Mexicans have repor, her,
which is credited bv the Americans generally.
that Herrera is elected President Of Mexico.
and that he is disposed 10 treat for peace.-
The diligence" from Pueba is looked for
momentariiy, which will give US the correct
position oil the affairs at the Capital II i,
should arrive IN time TO overtake the line TO-
wards Vera Cruz, | will send an express 10
oyerhaulit. The reason assigned bg the Mex
leans for Herrera being wiling TO make
peace with US, is that he desires to prevent our
taking possession Of the Capital of the Repub-
lie, which he says will be the inevitable result,
If the Mexlcans do not come TO terms
The army is under marching orders for to.
morrow evening at 3 O'Clock. Gen. Twiggs's
column will move at that hour, ifno uniore-
seen circumstances intervene. Nothing far.
Their from Gems. Worth and Qui,man, except
that they were resting, from the laligues OF the
march in Puebla.
Gen. Shields had an attack of the pleurisy
two nights ago, but is recovering from the ei-
fects OF it, and also his wound He expects
to be able TO leave for the United States abou.
the 10Th of next month.
Capt. Walker is encamped with his recruits
close to the town. Ii was generally supposed
he would be arrested for The course he pur.
sued in reference to a guerilla patty he came
in contact with. But understand his course
Is approved Of. The Alcade o. Santa Fe who
had been harboring the handful, and in whose
possession the property of the murdered Ora.
goons were found, had 10 share the same fate
as those who committed the murder. Served
him right MUSTANG.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-06-10

that place that Herrera had been elected Presi-
dent. | received at letter from Puebla, Of
which the following is an extract:
eve entered this place on the 18th inst
The natives, although quiet yet, have stabbed
several of the men. and have killed two. We
were attacked in Amasoca by Santa Anna,
with about 1900 cavalry-he lost killed and
wounded. The old codger took a fit of lea
Pencil and Ayo,la."
| have seen another letter from an inieIl-
gent source, 10 gentleman in this place,
which says that Santa Anna retreated from
Puebla to San Martin, and subsequently leh
for the city OF Mexico; also that we are to be
met on the road, somewhere, with 10000
men, under enc General, whose name DO
not recollect, and 1000 under Mnon. so
mote it be--the more the better. No douMby
the time we meet them, their force VIII oe
augmented TO double the number. We also
learn that murders and robberles are beng
committed on the road daily, both by horse
men and footmen The source Of iniovEaa-
ton can be relied on. MUSTANG.
The Delta's correspondent at Vera Cruz,
under date of the 22d ult., wrote as follows
Just as the Palmetto was leaving;
Zone hundred and twenty Quartermaster's
mules, loaded with -four and pork, on their
road to rendezvous a; Santa Fe, were attacked
late last evening, three miles from here. The
muleteers were fired upon, but cannot learn
whether any were killed. Most Of the mule
teers have Just returned, and report that the
entire train was captured. This is no rumor.
| have the facts from the Quarermaster
here"
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map oil the battle ground upon wnich ne VIII
win his grea, battle of lS48--that is 10 say,
a map efihc U. States"
II is said that young lady, who is a great
admirer of Gen. Tay Tors epis,olary style, re-
ceived a letter the other day from sweetheart,
enquirng if she would have him. She I'M.
medately sent in reply, Gen. Taylor's answer
to Santa Anna,-"Come and take me. BIOS
ton .4flas
Father said little boy to his Loco Parent,
is Gen. Taylor Whig2 Yes my son.
Were Clay and Hardin aud Lincoln, Whigs2
They were. Is Gen. Scott Whig2 Yes
why do yor ask2 Because you call the Wings
Mexicans. Pshaw you are too young to
understand politics. But did Polk give Santa
Anna pass to return to Mexico? Don't talk
to me my son. Pm in hurry Com
PxopuEcy vERrIrp.--"War," said Mr..
CLAY, in his Raleigh letter, evil be the con
sequences Of the annexation OF Texas at tins
time in the manner proposed"
"This war;" says Mr.. BENroS, rs the con
sequence of the annexation Of Texas, at me
time and in the manner in which 1t was done'
A NEw NoMtTArioE.--The ticksourg
Wing observing that the Delaoe' az re-"
denly discovered the most extraordinary VIZ
tues 10 Mr., Clay, whom they were laleIy SO
fond of abusing, and that they express the
highest admiration for Gen. Taylor, whilst
they objee, to the election Of military man as
President, proposes 70 satisfy at once, all ine,r
wishes and scruples. BY offering them the lot
lowing ticket: "Hop. HENRY Clay, IL
Presiden,-Gensral ZACHARY TAYLOR,
ior vine President"
O. PuchS,g dous gratis. secsetasy Man
en- is invited 70 cal 10.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-07

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south fl arafu.z e f.kNfEBt&.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-23
JRDAY MORNING, JANUARY %, ls47.

provisions of the act of May 49, 1876 the number killed
we'd in battle and from disease or other and
also the number discharged far as the be
ascertained from the Ios and returns received the
The statement does not include regiment 70
panes) OF Missouri volunteer infantry. IS commissioned
and september and discharged Immediately after, their
services being considered unnecessary neither does
embrace company Of mounted Iowa volunteers, three
officers and 10 men, discharged for the the
9th OF November last after being in service few weeks
Under the joint resolution Of the 9Th of August OFF,
was Designated TO muster certain Ohio volunssrs
that assembled at Camp Washington, Cincinnati
but who were not received into service being in
of tho quota required from the State under the first CALL
made In May last. There were twelve companies OF
these volunteers numbering IS officers and 799 men,
Being mustered for purposes Of pay only they also
If 1t be the intention Of the resolution that p the vo-
luneers above referred to should be included the whole
number received into the service under the provision.
OF the act Of May 49, 1885, excluding the force called
for in November and December, being raised, (of
which only lew returns have been recevedD will bo
men--aggrcgate, 2I,77o.
twill appear from the statement thot 81 volunteers
killed in the several day action at Monterey-the
2lst 22d and 2sd Sept la4s-of which 4 were commits.
soned officers and That - died Of their wounds ordna
~ deaths es7 discharges. 2,2oa' nearly all reported
Tho strength of the rank and ale, according to the
latest returns stated 10 be 1851 including the sick,
ments at the time they mustered into service
shows loss in such regiments from the stated
OIL 4l0u whin the period, Tor the most part OF sixty
and not exceeding ninety days. after joining the army in
tho field.
As there is great failure in the returns long due
the War Department. the results given in the statement
are below the actual number Of casualties, which can
only DO ascertaned when all the shall have
received; and, consequently the strength reported
der the head of latest returns" "a t6i men, exceeds
the number in service on the slh December.
II will be seen that no returns have been received
since their s muster into service from several Of the
regiments and batalions from the States of Missouri
Tennessee, and Texas; and with respect TO these reg
mens, therefore, Casusltiss exhibited the ta
BILE shows.
Respectfully submitted,
r. JONES Adjutant General
Hon. w. L. MAnoY, Secretary Of War.
STATEMENT Of the Volunteer Force Mustered into the Fer
vice the United States under the of May 49, Isl6
the Number Killed in Battle Number Died Of Wound.
charged &c., fer be ascertaned from the Rolls
and Returus Iecex I'd the Adiutaut lieneraa Once
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AFFAIRS IN ALBANY.
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
II Il l. II q n AP HIC.
AIsASr, Jan. ~. lsa7.

AIsASr, Jan. "a lsa7.
Senate.
Mr. HAND reported bill for the division of tho State
INTO Judicial Districts and to provide for the election Of
certain judicial officers and to regulate the term of their
noioing ONCE This bill il intended by the judiciary
a. asubsttuse for the bill of Mr. Beers to d
vide the State into judicial districts
Mr.. HANDS bill arrangss the judicial districts IN ths
oaa OF senate dstric sexcept Richmsnd which
from New York and put to the second district II pro
vides for the election Of judges OF ths Court Of
Clerk OF the sae Court Justices of the Supreme Court
end county Judges also the additional county judicial
eace authorized by the 4th and 18th sections of ar
Gle osh and defines the term Of ofes for the latter
Mr. fouSs asked the discharge Of the Finance Com
initss from tho consideration of MIR. Van Ranster,s
pson to repeal the law equslizns taxation He moved
that 1t be referred to the committee on grievances This
motion objected to-
MIR, VAr scHoosHovKr thought the law ought to be
tested for year. and the petition be allowed to sleep for
that time
Mr. srrresa insisted that the report anoold be made.
The Senate refused to discharge the finance committee
bill, reported BY Mr. Hand yesterday, was taken up
II contains provision to raise q commission to codify
laws. :,
The legislative appropriation bill wa, further discus.
ssd-aftsr which tho Senate adjourned.
Assembly.
memorial Of the New York State Agricultural soci.
ETY. pstenng the Legislature to continue tho State ap.
propralion' to agricultural societies, appropriately
referred.
Mr.. Brras, Of wsstchestsr county "a petition for the
vacation Of whose seat in favor Of Mr.. Haywood was
reported against by the committee of sscoas few days
since a. question Of privilege said that Mr. Hay rood
had nothing to do with getting up that petition 1t orr
ginatsd with Thomas Jefferson Sutherland, too we'll
known In the vicinity Of Weschsster county to do much
harm to any body.
Mr. WATsos, who presented the petition, confirmed
the statement Of Mr.. Bssrs.
Hr FuLLERTor offered . resolution Of thanks TO Cen
Taylor and his associates in the Mexican war; but a.
Smith Of New York proposed to debate wss under the
rule, laid over till TO- morrow.
Mr.. RsrHEaroRD gave notice Of bill making provi'
sion for compensation to jurors in New York
The volunteer outfit bill was debated by essrs ALA
ben, Burnsll, and Walsh and the Assenby adjourned
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rn,itirnIIntoiIigence.

Tho Pennsy vanis lie legislature, on Wednesday passed
the bill suhorng the citizens Of certain counties TO de-
eide by whether spir,uous liquors shall be sold
within their limits
Hon. Samuel Irgham was nominated for Congress on
Wednesday by the democratic convention of the second
Congregational District Mass Samuel D. Hubbard il his
opponent
The New Jersey State Senate have passed a reso.
luton 10 adjourn on the 18th February next The
Treasurer report showed balance 10 the credi, the
state oil Ss77a and to ths school fund 1904
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FROM TaE FEJKE ISLANDS by letter from our
correspondent at the Feeee Islands, we have
news from thirty American whalers, which, however
are all reported by an arrival at New London last
Our correspondent states that Thohomba, the ruling
chief Of Rau aud it's dependencies at war with Matav
Somo Some, and the people Of Muthwata Coast Isanof
Vsnu Lew ejees, preventing our vessels from trad
ing in that vicinity and the Ra coast The difficulty
Will sontinus, until IN American ship Of shall touch
there occasionally SaIem Gasette
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The latest accounts Of the floods in White river, 10
state that they have put stop for days pest to oil
Iasssge Of the mails. Both White river and the Wabash
higher than they have been for forty years. The
Wabash still rising Loss Of property, so fer az heard
from, over half o million,
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VOLUNTEERS RECEIVED INTO THE SERVICE OF TIE
UNITED STATES.
Wan DrrAnrMrNr, ApJ'T GgsERALb Orrior,
Washiogon, Jan. H. ls4I.
SR-In compliance with the resolution OF the House
OF Representatives of the I'd inst received the ob have
the honor 10 submit the accompanyip tabuer state
ment (A) showing the twelve months volunteer force
mustered into the service Of the United States under the
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ssAGE FROM GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND.
ssS,

sak ga ill.,
ARRANGEMr NTS FOR 1917
- W;BYkNE Co, Os NEW YORK AND Ii.
VERPOpL, bsng the oldest and largest established
house IN tue emgtsing bnsness beg leave cell tho
tsnon olths public generally their
this house for tsir friends residing in tho Uld
safely depend they will have Immediate despatch
posl Tie rscsst Ship, Of is are all Of tho nst crss
which sail every FIVE days ass be made
forward passeeaeT direct, from Dublin Cork, Water.
ford Londonderry, and Belfast
Drafts ard Bills Of Exchange, given for amount pays.
Bile demand, without discount at any OF principal
the United Kingdom From the above srrsp e.
meats, the subscribers confidently expect that the patronage
POST will be withheld the coming Of emEstoa
Should any parties engaged for embark the
Will be refunded ts customary
For further particulars II BY letter. pos paid epply to
F. w. BYRNES & co,
So South street. corner of Wall. N Y.
EDWARD SAUL, Agent.
p w. BYRNEs CO,
las im-rfc 90 Waterloo Road, Liverpool.
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE

A cavalry company Ia being roited in Philadelphia
by wealthy ge ntlcman OF that city, who gives twelve
collars bounty and holds out offers 100 sores OF land
each OF his company
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AFFAIRS IN TAMrICo.

Correspondence OF the Philadelphia Inquirer
CAM BELIo, near Tampico Janu airy l, leiT-I
have lust heard of the here respects
the civil government.
/" Thia Is the day the newly elected city authorities
we're 10 enter upon their duties The General convened
those IRE sent unoz has sbdcatod) consulting
list superseded them all, aud appointed three two va
caacesl TO administer the municipal government.
'RoGat, ex first judge, slcsIdo, Mexican who wish
es to declines Arroo, spaniard, who wishes the some
lor an American merchant from Mobile, md other
don remember If the hr. tive decline, three may act
syuntamiento city lawsexstng or adopted as
necessary be concerned, under the code OF Lou.
isiana.
The judicial body il separate, and will be governed
by laws of Mexico and Of the State of Tsmaulipas
Thus you we have annexed some ten miles square
Qhe territory covered by guns and roop) to the u
States,
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Decreased. -. 1858 in eight months
X. JONES Adjutant General.
War Department, Adutant General. Office, Washington
JanuarJ 49, 1917.
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&c. &c., &c.

OPINION Oh GENERAL TAYLOR THE CAMPAIGN,
AND THE cAPITULATloN AT MONTERREY.
HEAD Gas ARMY OF OccurArIos, OR INVASION,
Monterey, Mexico, Nov. o, 1876.
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= Il, FOR GENUA-Ihe superIof bark PATRIUT
1870 Capt smith, WI be dispatched for the above port
.HG<-in few days For freight PASSAGE having er
oscnt Recommendation apply 70 the Cspsip board, or
BOYD HINCKEN,
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CHANGE OF HOURS.
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SUNDAY TRAINS will hereafter run to Thonpson Sta
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Js JAZZ ss.s Ih'mp'0a o'clock F. M' farming dale ~
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bon fom Now York. azd proceed by steamboat train Pro-
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REGULAR Mall, LINE FOR BOSTON.
ss, ln cs xyh ko ~sdsi ss.D woa sfsn
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GkEAT BNIIAIN AND IkELAND.
rrs1, - IN PERSONS wishing to remit money to
- ga ]e,\ England, ireland, Scotland, Wales will
Glh HfM do we'll to apply 10 The subseribers At the
SSsssS old esnbi,hed passage office. 275 Pearl
for argc small the National Bank Of rssnd
Northern Banking Co and National Bank Of Scotland, pays
bc demand at the numerous branches throughout both
countries, without discount; also, on GLYN CO.,
Bankers, London, aud on O. URIMStIAW x co, Liver
pool. Apply TO SAML TIIgMPSON L. NEPHEW,
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-24

IN Pursuance OF an order Of the Surrogate Of the
1County Of New York notice y hereby given al per-
having claims against HENRY VALENTINE, late
the City Of NewYOrk deceased 10 pres>nt the came
with vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber at his Office No
~ Wstsrsres in the City Of Ne~York, on or before
the first day Of April nextDsted NswYork the Thrift
eth day Of September le47.
Of ls~em' ALFRED A VALENTINE. Executor.