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Washington telegraph., 1847-12-22
From The 70. Tlmes, Dec. 8.
LATER FROM THE RIO GRANDE.

fIpM Iht " " lWfai Etts o.
LATER FROM TIE RIO GRANDE.
by the arrival oil the sehr II, l.. Scrda.
ton, Capt. Wood, we have received the
Amerieaa Fldg of the 9Th ull. I he
most important paragraph that meels our
eye, is the following;
From Guatemala aud San Louis De Pe.
tosi,-A Mexican gentleman who arrived
in tuwn on 'lhursday last, from Galema.
In, makes statement which, il true, prom.
ises our troops some mnre lighting on this
line. The author OF the repplt is oili.
zen ul this place, well known, aud said 10
he good authority lor what he states. lie
states that he LETT Gualamala ON the l5lh
inst, aud came through by the way OF 'ru
Ia. Minon was gl Guatemala with 5ll
eavuify, acting as u corps ol observation
lor Gen. fIllsOia, whom he represents us
being in san Luuis with 0a0O lfnpps.-
The intention o. Gen. fl.isnla was said 10
be 10 mar h upan SahIlo, as sum US il
was ascrrlaned thai Gen, 'laylor had leli
the country. The Meaicans have greal
confidence Ia Fiiisula, and the people oi
san Luis wrIe prrsuming largely upon
the weakness oi our iuiees Whpn once Iron
under the cad ol lbe dreadful 'fa,lor.-
lie says thai the people are nnl al all dis
piHled by the luss ui their capital, aud
e,Inee as s,Hng determination as rseI
10 continue the Gu illet.
lEK.4u Il.##ul a.. tnaHa u.4 t..sIf..Ra.
report ourselves, We leel Ia duty Ia make
II publc-no harm can result ifom liz
proving mlaundsd, and il true, the warn
iug may lie OF service.
Our informant says also, that Urea had
lri lula with several hundred cavalry iaI
Victoria, in sollle accounts with Govern
u Feinnndez, oil this State, beiug gre4lly
incrnsed AT the many hafsa IhiHgs tue
Governor has sad ol hun The boyrm,
ar has called 10 his aid Cap. Cape,lan.
Whu IS .aii Ia have gone to his support
alh considerable l.anrhtho lofre. 4
ashl VA, rspecled-"iluuah bear, hurfal
husband.
NJ undefsllni ihal Major Forsyth, pay.
master, Is 10 bc relieved at lhls posi- h,
MAJOR DAVID Hunter, anl vii proceed Il
lamP.co. Capt. Wtbb is also To be- re
lievrd Of us dulies al quar- ermasIrr, a
lhis Pu,i, by Capt. Wm Chapman, for
inrr! ul las ld.h lnaalp. G,pi. ~. l.
10 rtlufn 10 Point lslbul-,akins lap place
ol the late Capt, Gurehill.
Tue Mai from Monterey. yes,crdaf
brought Us tho Gazette oi lho Ion un,
ljih insl. Neither date contain, an lien
ol news. Geu. Auo, was oerup, M la,
lur o.dramp ground ii the Walnui sprugs
The news hum sal,iIIo vas iulAe l9Il
-ail q,iri anI weil-CnI. llam.famck, q
the Nirsnia regiment in command al la
pos. Merchants have experienced nue
difficulty Ia srIling guui, u Il u,efa, an.
sallilln, AMI al and, are sealre al ha.i
PAGES. lhe tate. demanded Ili Transport
NJ merchandise irun Camai.l Ia Mon
9ewi ATE - nklf1alni, lnt nj len mef
chants can iaake The senme. Eish.eri
dollars pei muie load, ul lhtrc hundrs.
pounds, or 81 doiIala per hundred. afe III,
rates nUw charged. Considerable laniI
iirs vi goods are now slufrd a. Caanaflsa
destined lor Monterey aai Saluio, ID.
ownefs hol feeling justified III sending then
up at present "a es.
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-22

The fes, Master a, Little Rock VIII obiige us
by permitting several copies Of our paper directed
to Texas, ria seS ORLEANS, to pass his Office.
They were sent back last week, and though /, Is
act the hni time they have been retumed-alct
being several days on the route--we hope il will
be the last time we shall have cause to complain
Of such treatment
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-22

- = :
Tur CnoLrRA-'rhc PARIS Pr,sse says that
the peoPr are alarmed nt the approach Of the
cholera. II adds
A. yet there are several circumstances which
ought 10 give us confidence Its march is no
longer The same, al il moves from north to east.
aud very slowly, being the contrary of what oe.
cured il 1891 aud l-J9 Al that period ils in.
yasion caused hn explosion in all directions, and Il
quickly attacked Russia, Poland Prussia, Aus
lrd, England and fmuce. II has already ceas.
ed to appcnf 10 the ports Of the sea OF Azof It
has scarcely len any trace at Olrssi, and every
body appears to be rrassnred hs to the progress Of
this scoufgo in the suihern provinces Of the Rus.
sian Empire. Neilheris II reason that because
Il has appeared in some towns in Russia II should
come to France. According 10 these considera-
tons, It is not probable that 1t will visit u.
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-22

BANKS IN ENGLAND.--l'he national
circulation Of the United Kingdom, on the
10th October 1916, was $l04, 900 OO0.--
On the 9Th of October, lsi7, it was Sl72,.
600 900. On the 10Th Of October, 1916,
the Bank of England and the Irish and
Scotch Banks possessed $00, 900, 900 in
specie. On the OH October, 1917, they
had only 500 O0O,00 There was do.
crease Of Sl0,OOO,0o in bullion, and only
S22, 100000 in paper,
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-22

The Hon. A Albert Gallatin has given bis
views to the public on the present war with
Mexico. They were published in pamph.
let form, and are copied by the New York
Express, in which paper they occupy a
space Of upwards Of six columns. From
basiy glance over the venerable juri,ts
opinions, we perceive that they agree with
these expressed by Mr.. Clay.-Louisriiic
Journal.
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-22

Goprris L,pY's fooK.-The December number
efihis deserv'dly popular periodical, made an early
appearance having been on our table fei two
weeks. The enstavinrs Of this number. ".rhe
Widow" and the "'The wdower"-match plates,
are gems, in their way. We can recommend
this work to The lhles.
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-22

SUPPOSED CASE or MURDER We
learn from the Petersburg (Na,) lnteIigen.
Ger, that Mrs, Fletcher, wife of Grorre
Fletcher, was found dead in honse orru.
pied by them in that town, with her throat
horribly cut from ear to oar. Her hus
band was taken up On suspicion Of having
committed the horrd deed, and lodged in
jail.
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-22

II We commerce this week the Publication of
Gen, seotts 9fieial dispatches, with view to
make our paper as complete a history of the
Mexican war, as our fpaee will adm, of They
are the official accounts Of the battles. aud will
be valuable for future reference.
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-22

uJ' The packages Of The Gazette" and "Dein-
ocrat,' for this place, failed to make their appear.
ance, las, week Those for all other post offices,
came through. There is, evidently, want Of at.
tention somewhere.
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-22

This morning while our new doublc.cy.
inder press was throwing of, with won.
drous rapidiiy, extras of the Mercury, con.
tanning Mr.. Clay's speech, several gentle.
men entered the press room and eagerly
requested ibat we would print the speech
on large pieces Of white satin which they
brought with them. We did so, and the
enthusiastic admirersof the great statesman
went on their way rejoicing.
" o. Mercury NoU. 81.
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-22

6r The Legislature Of Ohio convened
al Columbus on Monday last. Mr.. God.
dard was elected President of The Senate,
and Mr.. Hawkins speaker Of the House,
The officers Of both houses are Wings aud
we're elected on the 6rs, ballot.
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-22

woRrH RrMrnnERlSG.-l oil the schedules
presented by bankrup,s, not a single instance
has ever teen known where an item has been set
down as so much lost, By advertising. We trust
our business men will think Of this, and act &c.
eordlngy
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-22

The Washington correspondent of the N. Y.
Express states that John W. Davis Of Indiana,
formerly Speaker Of the United States House Of
Representatives, IS to he appointed Commissioner
to China, in the place Of A. II Everett, deceased
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-22

A Nsw DrnoeaAric PArga-The Van Bnrsn
lntelligenesr states that new paper Is shortly to
be started a, clatksVlls, johnson county IN lhi.
State TO be called tie "Dcmoeraiio Union 1t
is designed to heal the differences which have
erept inis the democratic ranks. task by the
way, more easily spoken Of than accomplished
The Union will be publi.hedb by the Messs Co burn.
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-22

The Washington Union thinks that the pres-
DENTAL election of ls4s will be repetition Of that
Of 1874. Upon which, Prentice asks if Mr. Polk
Is TO be the locofoco candidate.
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-22

!, is not unworthy Of notice that Henry Clay,
Daniel Webster, John q. Calhoun, silas Wright
and Albert Galain all agree in their views Of the
existing war with Mexico.
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-22
Ms. puen.s.N 10 Ma. Stimuli
Dcpafimsai Of State, I
Washington, January 90, 1916 (

Washington, January 90, 1916 (
Your dispatches Nos aud :, under date, re.
spcotyely, The 30th November aud lilh Deem.
ber have been received; and | shall await the
arrival Of others by the Pnfpoise with much soliui.
lude. Should The Msricaa GsrsfameHi, NJ TiNAL.
~ REftlNa TO Rretiyr lou, consnnmate the act
Of folly aud bad faith Of which they have afforded
such alrang indications, Rai.ing niA uEs rtmaia
for tis GoesIamsaf bat to faAe tie rsifess ef lis
inroHPs Of It's eifisaHs iHio iis ORA hands.
IN The ersut Of sHeh refusal, the course which
you have determined To pursue IS the proper one,
Sc.
Ia the meantime. the President. Is ANtlolrAtloS
OF the .faai refusal Of tie Msriean Government
70 reeeirs yoH, has ordered he army ef T,Hls 70
airanrs aad take position On fhs TN haak VI The
RIO GlaHde; aud has directed thai sltoBg Rsei
shall Be- immediately ssseabid IN hs Gsg ef
Mr!fa"
Yet In the face OF III this evidence. furnished
too, through iis own eolumns-ihe Union. Rifally
charges MI. Clay with misrrpresentIng the iaels.
wilfuIly, say. because II must certainly have
known, Of their existence.
The lnlelligsneef does net res, the matter
here--l continues 10 furnish more testimony from
the columns Of the Union II slates that iu the
Union Of Nay 10, lsi6, Is to be found another
despatch from Mr. buchanan to Mr.. Sidell, dated
on tile 2slh day Of Januag-ffieen days atfff
the date Of the orlrT 10 Cen Taylor-whoh con.
lains these ssprcssionss Should, however, the
Mexican Government finally rcfHsf 10 rsesirs you
you should vat patiently far faal decision sa
The question Of your fscsptiuHi alter tbs. should
the Mexican Government liadiiy refuse 10 neeins
you, &c,
In the same paper we have despat,h from
Mr.. slidell HIMSELF dated at Jalapa, February G.
three weeks afisr the order 10 Cen Tay.oF--iu
which he says
Since my despatch Of the lith ull iJanuaiy
nothing has occurred 70 iHdiea;s tie csHIss hkeIg
10 BE- taksa by the existing Government a. 10 m4
rseeptiea but think Il will be mainly controlled
by the aspect Of the Mexican question
II vas not until the 18th Of Mafel-heo nioif
months after the date Of the ofdefs to Gen Tayoi
that Mr. Sldel was finally refused 10 b. feeriyed
Ia the capacity of Envoy Extraordinary aud MIN.
isirr Plenipoieniiay By the Mexican Government,
which refusal vas officially communicated 10 Mr.
Buchanan IN a despatch Of Mr. slidsll. dated
March Is, 1876.
SO much for the unions charge. Really that
man must have a convenient memory, who eau
so soon forget such mportan, facts, particularly
when he has the documents before him to which
he can refer and refresh his recollection.
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-22

Mr.. James Parker will please accept our thanks
for thai Potato twenty. three inches in eircum.
ference aud weighing seven pounds
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-22

The city Of New Orleans derives Sl7s,OOO
rom the rents Of the markets, for one year
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-22

Ex-senator Swiit Of Vermont, died recently al
St. Adams in that State Of upope1y.
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-22

" The Fort Smith Herah mikes its appear.
nnee THIS week, enlarged, aud otherwise improved
1t Is but u short time since the publication Of this
journal was commenced, and we are pleased to
zee such an evidence Of success
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-22
MIR. sLIpELEs MISSION, AND THE

MIR sLIBELL's MISSION, AND THE
PRESIDENTS ORDER TO GEN TAYLOR.
The Washington "Uuioan and It's host Of salel'
Ites, have charged Mr. tlay with naoeuracy, IN
stating in HE speech, a, Lexington, that the Pres.
ident had ordered Gen, Taylor to the Rio Grande,
at the same time that Mr., slidell was negotiating
with the Mexican Government fora settlement
Of the difficulties between the two nations, The
"unlon" states that the fact Of Mr. slidell's final
rejection by the Government Of McKee,, was in
possession Of the State departments before the
President issued his otGef to Gen. Taylor, TO re-
move the troops under his his command, from Cor.
pas Christi, to the leil bank of tho Ro Grande
The "unione admits that the order 10 Gen, Tay.
lor was issued on the 18th of January, 1916, but,
says tina, Mr. slidell communicated his rejection,
in despatch from Mckee, under date Of lIth
December, 1915, which was received at Wash.
ington before tho order to Gen, Taylor was issued
The "union's" own columns furnish an unequiso.
cal fehlalion 10 tins charge, and fully establish
the eoncelness aud truth Of Mr.. Claws state.
ment We find, in an able article ia the "Na.
lonal Inielligeneefs on this sutieei, the follow.
ing quotation from Me-. nuchanan's despatch to
Mr.. sidell, which Is dated seven days after the
time that the .unona admits the order 10 General
Taylof was issuedi
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CHAPTER nv.


-Knew ye Of this fair work 7--KiHe LEAR. IS isI
The news Of so important an event as the cap.
lure Of Mr. Mowbray was not long in travelling TO
Mrs Blakeey's. One morning as she and her
neice sat at work together the butler rushed into
the room, beraying considerable agitation. We
have already alluded 10 his pomposly and affecta-
ton Of high sounding phrases another foibIe the
desire to play an important part, sometimes got the
better of his discretion, in the present instance
I've just heard such news. Missus Blakeey,' he
exclaimed. breathlessly, wiping the perspiration
from his face. It's completely admonsted me-
Use run all de way from de head OF de abenue,
where heard il from Jim Benson, who listed with
the British, aud is now going home on furbelow ;
berry respectable person he is for Tory and a
common white man. In his new uniform he looks
almost like an officer insure your
Here the old man paused, overcome by the rs-
pidily of his uiteranee Both Mrs Blakeley aud
her niece understood his peculiarities too well 70
interrupt him, but they looked up smiling
Such newsl' he began uguin. Il hope young
missus won't faint Be sure, such things must re.
cur but to think should happen to Mr. Mowbra,
--Lor save u.s. Us NJ aat0s7'
Kate, at the mention of her fathers name, turn
ing pale, aud could no longer endure the speaker,
prolixity. l'it a.a
What is the matter with my la,herr she gssped
| is he deadp N' iataaa $3.50 liN
oh, no, missus--only taken By de Tories Blu
dey say he isto be hung aafnn n n
The sight Of Hates ghasily face stopped The off
/ cions annOuncement--but !, was too late with
shrek she fell 10 the floor Al this spectacle th
old slave, struck with sudden remorse, cried, wiring
! ing his hands, ieA~ III
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CHAPTER v.
"whero The greater malady is 6xed,
The lesser Is scarce felt.D-KIkg LFAR

The ie''eti' scarce felt".KIss LIAR.
The apartment IN which MAJOR Lindsay found
n''nss'i' was one WIN WIN wn'cn nc naa oeen iaIna'
on ms precea,ng 0,sn 70 me mansion ou', 'or
a, sher MIS- D'ake'eys exit ne gazed around
nun as examining 'of ine h'st iime me a'chhecl
uIe ana furniture o. inc room. II was an apart,
meh', 700, wen worm MS scrutiny rev even OF
Tue gentry o. 'na' PROUD s'ae could BOAST uweii'
ing IAe INA, o. mrs DlaSey' Inc walls Of me
Pa'lo' were "a'"sco,eu 70 tne ce'iing WIN rion'y
carved corn'cesi ana over 'ne manlelP'ece, encl'-
ceu oy wsa.n o roses GsIseo 10 ine woou, were
Tue arms o. ,ne fanny nc iuInmure was o. ma
nogahy, consisting OF MASSIVE 'so'es ana cpa Jus
WIN e'apoIa'e'y carved ,ee' couple o. me
Pofua"s ADORNED inc wai's,one picture o, ,ne
deceased Mr. b'aSe'y' Inc o'her a''keness Of MT
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love prevailed, and Kate ex,orted lingering con.
sen, that they should set forth as soon as the heavy,
numbering carriage could be prepared.
IL was during this delay that the gallopng OF
horse arrested her ear, aud Major Lindsay was seen
10 aligh the lawn. During the moment that
elapsed before his announcement, Kate bad time TO
indulge in thousand wild speculatons Hope
whispered TO her that Major Lindsay had procured
the pardon Of her father or else come TO announce
reprieve. Breathless and trembling she did not
wait for his entrance, but hurried TO the door Of
the parIor. Mrs Blakeley was almost equally agi-
iated. Her FIRST supposition was thai Major Lind
say had received her note, and hurried at once TO
their aid but moments reflection satisfied that
time enough for this had not elapsed She con-
cluded then that he had hasiened on his own sug.
gestion, to comfort them and she advanced TO
meet him eagerly as Kate.
Major Lindsay met them at the door He start
ed back at the sight Of Hates wan face, for never
could he have believed il possible that human ago.
ny could be so forcibly depicted on the counte-
nance but, recovering himself, he advanced ca
gerly and casping the hand Of each lady in his
own looked from one to the other with a smile
not gay yet encouraging.
you bring US good news, l know said Kate,
turning deadly pale, aud then flushing to the fore
head
4 hope So said he with marked emphasis
Tod grant II?
God grant il, indeed faliered Mrs Blakeley, in
reply, the blood going back coldly ON her heart at
these equivocal words.
Kate, however, did not notice this hope blind.
ed her eyes. willingly; and she eagerly answered.
Il knew you would bring US words OF cheer He
is free-he is on his way hiher; he will be here
soon. Is il not sor and she looked so beautifully
earnest, as she lifted her eyes eagerly to Major
Lindsay's face that he vowed inwardiy no obstacle
should prevent him from winning SO charming a
bride.
Not exactly that, he replied. with some hesiia'
ton, MIR Mowbray is not free yet-but hope,
nay, may promise that he is no danger-that is,
provided he stopped, embarrassed.
Mrs Bskeley looked searchingly at the speaker,
yet her heart would no, allow her 10 entertain The
suspicion that had flashed across her. and she dis
carded il indignantly. Kate, hurled suddenly from
her pinnacle Of hope, trembled, and chung speech
lessly to her aunts arm.
Major Lindsay's embarrassment continued. lie
looked imploringy at Mrs Blakeey. rs il he hal
expected her TO come to his aid. But Mrs Blake
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From the Lancaster, Mass. courun,,l
Fire-Side Colloquy.

Child Father, I've seen the volunteers,
Dressed out in red aud blue,
Dos And | should like to hear you tell.
What they intend TO do a4a 'n
Fatler These are the countfy's soldiers, child,
And they are soon 10 60
1a To fight their eounuys battles,
Away in Mexico
Child. The country's baites1 What are they'
And what is fighting fori
thought tina, folks were shot and killed
h Whene erihey went TO war!
FaLher just so, my boy-these volunteers,
For glory and renown,
Will shoot and kill the Mezicans,
And burn their cities down
Child What have they done--those Mexicsns-s
should be glad 10 know d
think never heard before . .,sr sa ,.
sr or serving people 50! 3 a. 8 ~ aaiss.
Father. Donei They're weak and pal,ry race, 3
As all the papers say
They people certain sums, va
Which they will never pay. 7ssllf
Child Well, sammy Jones is owing me
Just s1penee for knife
III 90 some night and burn him out,
And take the fellows life
Father. What! take his life whu. do you meant
Hold in your wicked tongue
You would be tried for murder, boy, 4
And on the gallows hung
CAiid. Then why not hang the volunteersl salf
IL It wicked then,
To shoot and kill single boy,
Than shay thousand menu
Esther The volunteers obey the lawj
They only fight, you krow, ro
because the President himself M
Has ordered them 10 30, ri,.
.clad. And does make men shoot and kiil i
Then lei some pious folk ae ~
ea A gallowp build at Washington,
- And hang up Mr. Polk! na
Father Boy boy you're talking rather wild;
You'd better march up stairs,
And 60 10 bed-'tis getting late 20
And don't forget your prsyers
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Written for the Vermont Pbonis.l
False Pleasure.


False Pleasure Ah how sounds that word,
To those who own its sway,
Whose heart like troubled fountain stirred,
Is bubbling on its way
IL sound. knell whose ringing chime
IL heard through many years
Its echo, scenes Of other times,
The answer, naught but tears.
II binds the spirit down TO earth,
When il woud upward soar;
And calls perverted feelings forth,
Which, walked, would sleep no more.
II makes of life passing dream,
OF human wit, a show;
And spreads disorder through the same,
Or fills il up with wo.
For when the ialsman Pleasure comes,
And conquers cen the heart,
Are scattered wide bright Honor's plumes,
Or opened Misery's mari.
The spectre like a demon shoots
His poisoned arrows round,
where'er he gathers fresh recruits,
Upon enchanted ground.
No longer rests the guileless soul,
For guileless It's more;
But floods Of passion now shall roll,
To wash lies stormy shore,
Oh! blush, stern manhood, turn and weep
That you should live for PieasDs,
Whose blasting winds around you sweep,
Like storms in "wntry weather..
3 Yet there are thousands who endure
The tyrant's calling chain
Enticing youth, an offering pure
To worse than Moloch's reign.
Arise nor boast of power supreme,
For, lost in far off wild,
Thou'dst then have drank the lmpid stream
Which near Thy pathway smiled.
As flowers that in the garden bloom
May ope their leaves 10 pleasure,
Or breathe in air their sweet perfumes,
Then wilt and die forever i
50, when the soul bewildered drinks
Al Pleasures turbid fount,
Its native strength is gomez it sinks,
To give its last account.
Then why should morias deign to tread
The path to Pleasures bower,
Or by its fatal charms be led
To worship cen an hour'
y False Pleasure ia thy slippery path
I'D ne 'er be doomed 10 tread; ntatc
But rather, with the Christians faith,
Would sleep among the dead.
Then, freed the mind from grovelling sense,
From Pleasures dazzling trpin,
Il rises DER Us woes from thence,
lf tempted thus in vain.
Away! ye visions and ye dreams
~ False tempters, all beware I.
We bring me but the scorpion stings
ior OF blasted hope-despar j..
,rrcieh University, w., March II, ls47.
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Ross DoKos-A recent FIRE at North Benheim, scoha-
RE co.. N r. in which mother and Eve children l.st their
lives caused by the conduct Of the drunken husband
and father Horrible burnt sacrifice the altar Of Rum
Lei rroce that the internal spirit chained in our own
STATE, and unite to riyei strong his letters
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had been sent from Easihampion for Ireland $50 bushels
from Deerfeld, and $50 from old DeerGeld. eoIaHa
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