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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-05

T "A BRANCHS PATENT
III kMT ASrfEUe BEDsTEADs.
kfT5~--f8 To dealers IL flruiIure, prOprietors Of
-Y b hotels. boarding houses, and al others
me subscribers would iuviie your al
teutou 10 IA. Anu Bed.iezds being he best oessescs
ever Introduced ard he facility with which they be
put up and taken down occupying only one minute o.
rme-hrner when Up IhAn sny othef And OF oedsIead
whatever .sordinS no refuge for bugs and Be tho
roughly and readily elsansed without ne trouble Of IA
ing them down
In lots 10 suit PURCHASERS
HAIR And NATkEssEs
A larg- .s,ort1neng always on hand zrt
made 10 order
BeG Live Geese Feaihers
BY rs bal- or In smaller Quantities
snip Upholstery
snip and steamboat cabins furnished win dlspaich-
Mattresses corf0rAbes blankets, eounterpanes sheets
pillows and pillow cases towels napkins Table cloths and
every arilcle required N The hne QUlRk FOGG,
ms 3meod * Fulion-si opposite U :. Hotel
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MOANING LtNE At H,LT.PAsT ~ 9oLocA.
Enx Albany AND TROA -

~ NOR ALBANY MD EKUN -Ltld-
E.G&k- Nng al Caidwelrs. West Point. sceh Irgl
'Hamp'ou, Pough keepsie Hyde Park Rhine
beck L. Red Hook Bf.ol. Catskiil Hudson, CossNrka
and Kirderhook Fare reduced Breakfest and Diunef
~ board the boat The steanbost NIAGARA. Capt d. l.
kellogg. will leave the steamboat pier foot oi bsfca} 81
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday, al % ociocA keilu
opposite days.
NIGHT LINE.
Albany and Troy direct, from the foot " Cortland e.
Passengers taking these Boats vii STRIVE n time 90 sse
the morning train 81 from Troy Buffalo, A.
north to Saratoga snd Lake Chsmplain.
The low pressure steamboat EMPIRE, Capt y r. Missy
will leave on Thursday Evening, Al o O'CLOCK Tges1tg
Thursday and Saturday
Steamboat COLUMBIA. Captain VIM. w Tlpper Mo-
dave " ed tuesdays and Fridays al O'Clock. r "
For passage or freight apply on board or at he ofc-
tha xbsrf ~
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-,AFTERNOON LINZ, DAILY, 10

aStsi.:s3S wsafgh and FlshklII, Ianlng Al Nsa
COnand's (Peekskil,l West Point Cod
snring and Cornwall The steamer THOMAS POWELL,
Can't Sam Johnson viii leave the pier foot Of WaueusL
or the above places every afternoon, Sundays eNceped
commencing April 10, at O'Clock. Returning, vii leave
N.vburgh every morning att o'clock n. b. An baggage
and freight OF every description bank bills or specie pt
on board OF this boat be Al the risk OF the own here
OF unless entered the book Of The boat feceped o
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puhIir Qoupepanres, or.

Hous OF LEAVING SEw.yozK ctANssp ro5Fs
REGULAR MAIL. LINK bsSveos
1s Boston .od Se~-Y9ra sy be tsH sss
GOVERNOR. ''''D ND
, yss .i1.S;' oEEsoS S.g. SEQ rsy~ .as
he season 10 connection with No sloainst0a al 80
ienre and Boston and Providence Railroads eavI. N-.
kvsr :. oeIoci ~ .nd s,onins.os :, Selo 70,
II or upon The srrivs, u the Gail usir from Ho.soa
zbe,s ..esn-', are 1r;arpa.'1s 10 'peea p,1do
rooms aud besths for SO persoGs bss8s. AZ. pd
rale rooms for families and parties
Nd viii shoTl-u he passage beg- esn Ne~Yofs zoi 81
ios frone IA hours, thereby arriving 10 simple 1ue a.
Wr,, Ard al tho lines from Boston, Norm snt Ezsl
Yse OaE9oN viu leave New Yors Yuesdsy. 7sor.
I,s,s ssonlps,on- Monday, wedns.i.y sot Trd.y
Pie RHODE ISLAND viii leave Mes fo's-hos.
Say, Wednesday and sndsy s
B~P.senssn on he srr.vsi n u.e steamer,
soatns .On proceed Immediately IN ne sfirndi hafo.c
-.rs 10 Prcvftencs and sc'son Without ny arsy si
s,gsass Nul-r scco1psnics each irsn 81 sioo 10 en
.hug- Of bsggsg- -
No Sonh Rive. Or NO 10 bal.efy place he
r. ,PEOPLk' LINE ~ siesn. losi. ioi A.
ESsaSsxs~ osny nsy. SUNDAYS exec p,rd -if'ush at
- r-ctss6 o'ciock ? N flom 10 p.el hei = e.s
Capt VIM n Peck, VI. leave % Mcaasy, Weine'as
So, "a aESDRlK HUDSON Cset R. q. Crluet
d-nN .eses On ruestss, rharsisy And saiufaay rfe-
sp Landing Al intermc.iis,e pl,ce. --
FROM IN .-I y SsrclAy.sL Steamboat NORTH AhtAl'
CA cap,.sr Il Pure, will cave on MONDAY einss-
d.v Erdsv .nd Sunday afternoons ~ D O'Clock
sl-.m,oat sOi I'll AMERICA. Capt Tbos- \. hl4se
vii leave % Tuesday Thnrsdsy snt Saturday aNefaoo1s
Tn. shove boat. will At az unes siriye 10 Albany 10
i i'm. for the Morning Css for the Esst or West
Freight Iskeu ~ moderate rates ana none AA-n A'rf
Al o-r.aus sre forbid trusting Of the bos ~ ih,
lns itbut {. rt,-n order from The Csptsln Agerts
yor passage or freight spply ON board the boats W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-05

q =. THE LARGEST assortment Of led.
steals beds. mattresses and feathers eT-
NJ WiLLARDS Warero0ms
81 Chatham, cor. Mulberry.
1e aienron OF housekeepers and otsers psrirulary
eAed 70 weiss patent right and len screw bedslesi
Nhch dr-~ ne premium he late Fair q the American
ssiiuie O.d becs reBOYaed. Co.'S Wholesale ani 70.
sh ~ lmos-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-05

MILLER's AGENCY.-ofhee ~ Broad st New.
wi Y0rkThe subscriber Offers bic services A. Agent for
Mers In the selection and purchase Of Min Stones, Bolt
ing Cloth Screens Betting &c and Tor all other articles
used In The construction running OF Steam or Water
Mills VIII also furnish information orplsls Tor their con
srucOn and contract for the building of the same upon
the most approved method.
VIII also Agent for Paientees for al machines
connected with milling
All communications post paid, addressed to J. PAYNE,
III Broad-st Nsw-York, or Brooklyn City Mills, Broot
yn, L. /. ..
Brooklyn City Mills. lat March. 1877. ms DkWu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-05

ID FOR sALE-A me farm OF 81 acres situate at
Plsnfed, Jersey, about Is miles from this city
The land Is Of very good quality, has gentle southern
slope and 10 fine state u cultivation There Ia an
orchard u 20 bearing Trees large variety pear plum
snd cherry trees, beside extensive nurse Of fruit
and grspeynes with good modernbui house. barn and
other necessary oubudings, Ia good repair For par.
ucusrs apply TO K w. MARTIN, 65 WsHsL
IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-05
THE NEW. YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD LINE
SIMMER ARRANGEMENT
r-u-fszzf=zE7 FOR PASSENGERS,
.~SSS>sssse1sfes twice each way daily, Gs-y..~~3
- feHcspt sunday leave

- --ust,szzf=sz-1 FOs PASSENGERS. IL
~ vS5SSSsezsfssI twice each way daily, Gsss.~-@2
(eEcept sunday leave
New. York from the foot OF Duanest All O'Clock s4
al4 O'clock p NJ by steamboat for Piermon, thence ~
cars to Rsmapo Monroe, Chester, Goshen, mddleloSf
Ousyile and the intermediate stations.
The return trains for New York viii leave Ou.ylNes
t 90 A NJ and IS, P NJ Middletown, At J 4. NJ and
40, r NJ. Goshen, att q, A. NJ and, 8 NJ Chester
at 7 IS, A. NJ and ~, r. NJ.
10 proportion.
FoR mmK-Lesye Ou.yiile Al y O'Clock morning and
evening.
Fo& FRgiGHr-The bsrges Samuel Marsh and hsap
Suydau Jr" will leave New-YOrk from the foot v
Duane-st) At O'Clock. r. NJ. daily Except Sundaysl
No freight will be received 10 NewYork ailsr oeok
? NJ
Freight for New-York will be taken by the trains esssg
Ousvlo al lOt O'Clock, A. N Mddletswn al ~ An
Goshen ia, 2. NJ; Chesier at O'Clock. N &c A.,
For farther particulars, apply to }. r. CLAhh>s
Agent corner OF Dusne aud West ss New YORK On iOs
s. POST, Superintendent T transportation, Piefmoot
myIu "A C. SEYMOUR Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-05
1IRssRs. UUBBs & CLARKE hav

wi heir School 10 the corner Of Fourth snd McDouga ss
on Wsshn ston square. The schoOroOms, furniture aud
instruction provided have designed for high order
OF education 10 all The Departments juvenile and youthful
learning. The location central and pleasant, and easy
Of from ell parts OF The Guy. The school DO"
open for the visitation Of ts friends and those who desire
fnlsce for IN. .duration ~ heir sons my3 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-05

BINGHAM LII MI
~UsD RATES FOR FREIGHT from Phlaeei
u pha 10 Plts1urgh Dry goods ~ "a pei
loo his domestic bales " cls. per lH re,
hardware and groceries 10 cts per leo lbs queens"ae
tin and copper In sheets 90 cts per leo lbs anyis WI
ting b.ryies 81 cts per 100 lbs fee - cts per 100 Y.
Marx packages Bingham's Line"
rny4 6m WM TYSON. 10 We-tsL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-05
farms for Sale.

GaFOR SALAD elegant Country Seal situate 10
town OF Livingston COlumbis Co. near the village OF
Johustown, four miles east Of the Hudson River and
zine miles southeast Of the city Of Hudson, Ihe New
YOrk and Albany Post Road consisting OF about IS
Of highly improved valuable land The house built
VI brick 90 feet wide and 40 feet deep, with Two large
covered piszzAs There upon the place eommodOns
barns stables carragehouse, gransry, icehouse and
other out buildings in excellent order The place well
stocked with choice fruit he present occupant having sci
large number Of young trees within ths last sir
years good supply Of water Ia brought into the honse
through pipes connected with large hiehng cislern-
There also wells and springs Of pure The
The place has been occupied by the subscriber Tor
toe asst sir years JOSEPH w. RUSSELL.
For terms nqure Of w. n. BLEECKER. Albany IOf 3m
- FOX sALE-Weslchester Lsnd.-To gentlemen
Of sites for country seats; to mark ret gardeners
10 want Of lard FOR gardens and to ell persons
wishing location 10 the ighborhood Of New-York 500
u land Ia the town Of WestohesIer, whiting miles
Of the City Hail. with night Of passing over Harlem Bridge
free OF toll offered at private sale Ia lots ain
ing from to - acres each. The lands within fifteen
minutes walk VI the Railroad from good roads 10
the Of schools snd churches OF different de
nominations the water 10 good, and location healthy
Tile indispU'sble. Terms moderate. Apply 10 GOUVER-
NEUR MORRIS, Morrissnia, Westchester Co. or TO
WALTER RUTHERFORD, Counselor, 10 Nsssau-sL,
New-YOrk. myi Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-05
BOARDING SCHOOL

BOARDING SCHOOL, Irving Institute Tsrry'
ID town, n Y.-The sumner Term u his well known
Institution will open Monday, 50 Of May s-yersl va
cancies exisL Application mag be made 10 the Principal,
a. Tarry towu. irf with CIsrI Austin, 25 Broadway,
Charles n. Lyon, 4 VI $50 Broadway. circulars con
tanning full Information can obtained al either Of The
above places
References-Hon Washin gion Irving, Hon. Cuban {
Verpauck and 10 any Of the numerous patrons Of the In
srinle lmvl WI WILLIAM z. lyon. A. VI. Prlncipal.
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CLASSICAL AND COMMERCIAL

CLASSICAL AND CONnERtIAL SchooL-
~ Prof X. ". Brown tof Union Cohegel VIII open
School for the Instruction 81 young gentlemen, on We'd
nesdsy the 5h Of May ats7l Broadway opposite bondsL
For terms testimonials, &c. see Circusrs when may De
had a. store 67 Broadway; CArers bookstore % Canal
st Office OF The Protestant Churchman' aud snepards
fpokst4re RrOa1wsy ALL tMYo'
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Souses for Sale.
A RARE CHANCE

A RARE CHANCE.
WILL BE SOLD nspplied FOR within twenty days,
ID the house, garden &c. Of physician 10 Nestehesef
- Co together with extensive medical prscuce'
worth yesry The price asked Tor The whole yearly 50
% medical gentleman Of good address regularly edu'
aed mi. chance that seldom ofers For farther par
cnfsr.iuoulr u ISRAEL MINOR. Druggist,
- 9,vs Fulton, near Greenwich a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-05

MRS. AND MISS COOKS
ERESCH AND ENGLISH BOAkDlNt AND DAY
SCHOOL for young ladies' 93 Twelih 81 0etw zen INN
add Sxth-sverues Sumner term commences ednes1sy
Mays Fall Information respecting The school, may Dc oo-
tAned from the CrcAr, By post or 90 personal sppcs
lion 10 The Principals. sler q P NJ school hour. az III
MOUNT PROSPECT BOARDING SCHOOL.
U'HE SUMNER SESSION q This select school Tor
Il young ard lads will commence on me hrst Mon
day May. The terms rcudng al expenses for board
and tuition from SIS 10 50 per qlarer Bloom
field, April 2, l3f7 a. 2meod'l WARREN Holt.
EANII,Y BOARDING SCHOOL FOR Boy.-Yon-
kers. ~ Y. The east bank Of the Hudson u miles
from he city The summerierm Of the Locust HI School
will commence on Monday. the 81 Of May.
Circulars And pArtcu AZ Information may be had OF Rev
Dr. snod grass 75s Broadway ofW H. Falls, Csc Trades
mems Bank. III Chalhsm-st Of Philip Daieri Es4 lol
Front Of " 7. Higbi- ESQ 30 LeHngt0n-ayenue OF
G. 5 Rockwell ESQ. 10. Cherry - OF K w Townsend,
ESQ. "a Cedsrst Of o. r Wells, VI d. llS Ninthagenur
Al the bookstore OF Gates s@admsn, l55 Nsssaust and
OF Rev J. C. Green O Jay and Johnson ss brook
lyn. April 5. 1917. Is7 ~ y. w. FRANCls, A ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-05

L A. r THOMPSON, So Beaver-sL has Just received
handsome assortment OF Paris fine EmbTOderes from
Madame Payne and other well-known manufacturers o
Paris, viz.
Pelerins, Generous Capes Collars. Gumps, &c &c.
Also, Embroidered Cambria HAndkerchiefs, from %
90 francs each; Lace Capes, Berries, Dresses, kc
Artificial Flowers spring assortment together with
assortment Of goods In the fancy line s29 lw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-05

PAPEk HAS6ING AND BANDBox
IMPORTING AND MANUFACTURING Warehouse
Hes CsnatsL near Broadway BAndboxes by The bale
Rooms neatly papeTed q shortest notice sl6 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-05

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate Of the
lCouuiy OF NewYo'k notice Is hereby given to al per-
-ayng claims against Mary Mes, late Of The city Of
Nee iork widow deceased 10 present he same with he
vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber Dr. L r. Burras No.
Oyerstree in The city Of New YORK, 90 or before me
estate are requested make immediate payment a. above
Dated Neg-YOfk, the 25d day u December, 1915.
i- John MILES. ! '-'---N'
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.U-ApAssAGE KEpUCED.-For lle.sy

IT. APASSAGE REDUCED.-For Albany
E..ata3s=S direct-The fast and elegant steamer RIP
VAN WiNKLE, CsnL Geo X. RigN,sil
leave the foot Of Robinson 81 Monday, "Wednesday sld
Friday evenings al O'Clock r. NJ The Rip Van Ninke
il fed IN n superior sly IL and has connection vhzny
other boat on the river This boat Will arrive IN ADenym
ample time the Eastern and Western All pefsons
are forbid trusting account oil ihs boat Without
a written order from the Captain or Agents For ffeigh
or passage apply board The Office the dOct Of
GO r. STANLEY. asst
IT AOPPO-ITION II>E-M. r. OhkM
sa.sliis--1NN co s. West.st. and leo South sLGsn.
eral Passage Office for Albany, Troy, Lucs
Oswego Rochester Buffalo, Erie Cleveland. Toledo De-
troit Racine, Milwaukee, Chicago. Philadelphia, BAN
more Pittsburgh. Cincinnati Louisville, St Louis a1d 81
lher Western States, and the Canadas, Al 1hs RssH
80. al
~ A>OTICE.-sTATEN ISLAND FERRY
E1E$,1rzNS on and after sunday Ap.a !, NE sesE,
| boats sYLPH aud STATEN ISLANDER
will run AS follows until farther notice
Leave Staten Island 81 +, 3, ., 10, III A. M 40.
o., M ,,.
past S, and att. So P NJ aB
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-05

Hous OF HAVING ~Ev-yozK csANssD ro5Fn
REGULAR MAIL LINZ bsfv,..
Boston and Nev-Yori BY he ssr AZ
splendid sesnars RHODE ISLAND 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-05

man Languages and all the ornamental branches scho
are received any time. snd charged tuition during al
tendance Terms. &c HsceuHined BY calling Al the lnst
ui- rooms. lmyl 1851 g. ; BROWNE, Pnnclpal.
MIR. YOING,- English and Classical School will be
vi removed the ist Of May from IS Fourst 20 the
large aud pleasantly located house Ablns1on-squafe
corner Of Bank 81 Circulars containing terms, references
SC. may be had til lstOf May al b FOarLisI
NoTE.-Two or three pupils viii be admitted INTO he
principals family as boarding scholars. sl9 4aw3w-
TITy ISsTITUTE, 1871 Allen st-Engish, CLASH
Ncal aud Commercial pleasantly located, and iurn-hrd
improved modern plan, having three depart
higher which taught all ths solid and
ornamental branches Also music on the piano myl iw-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-05

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of The Surrogate Of the
County of NewY0rk, Notice . hereby given all per-
sons having aims against William EdgsOn late Of the city
of New YORK gentleman, deceased 70 present the
with the vouchers thereof the subscriber the Office Of
Howe, No 90 Merchants Exchange, IN The city Of New
YORK before the 3th day Of July nexL-Dsted New
Yors. the 5h day Of January. l347.
is lsw6m ELIZABETH EDGsON E1ecutnx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-05
NrnTICE Tn CREDITOK-.-Pursaa 70 sn b

Y de- Of Henry Hagner, Surrogate Of The County Of
Queens notice Il hereby given 10 all persons who nave
claims against Samuel Morrison Of the town OF New
town. Queens County deceased 10 exhibit The same win
the vouchers thereof 10 The undersigned his surviving tx
ecutor Al the Office OF william lngs, numbsr 50 John
street 10 The City Of NewYork on or before he twenty
nth Of september neNL-Dated, March 3, 1871
nil tauen HENRY ADAIR Surviving Execr.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-22
DIED.

Al the residence Of Mss Dupuy, Church Hill, J.nl.
rLsronEs son OF Thomas r. and Virginia Butler, aged 2
years aud months.
1J The friends Of the family. and those OF Miss Dupuy
are tsspeeuy invited To attend nj, funeral Monday
the 22d, at 10 O'Clock. without further notice.
On Saturday, the Goth inst at O'Clock P NJ alter
shor Illness, FREDERcE oscAR COUNT infant son vi Oscar
aud Margaret COUNT, aged Il years.
VIRGINIA, To WIT:
Alta Court hed for the County Of Monroe at tho Court
house thereof, on Monday the 18th day Fe5y ls47
no Court mas head with much regret OF the death of
hODh CAPERTON, Esq. member OF this Court
"heh occurred .nco the last 'erm after protaced ness
aud ieelng deeply the LOSS which they the public ha
sustained IN ,h's provdona dspcnsson and being desi-
fous oil manestnS their hugh OF their oss aud their
great respect for the memory of the deceased in some SUI
aoe manner do order that the members Of this Court
Grape on their LETT for thirty days evidence
OF .uch respect And further ordered that the CLERK
Of 's Court, furnish copy Of this order The members
OF tho family OF tic dec ascd, aud that they be
IN tho Lswsburg and Richmond papers And it alec Of
dered as further testimonial o respect tina, tais Cour,
do now adjourn. A Copy-Tests:
JOHN HUTCHINSON, Crk.
S5- Cry papers ple,ss cory
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-22

the town. the edge Of lake. and conspicuous
white house which be from all parts Of tho town
Gen Ouiiman has also moved In the 10 mes enc
ment. aud 10 about miles the rear OF General
Twiggs
There rumors hero that Gen Taylor's resr-su,rd
had been attacked, near Lnates. and that he had st
number OF wagons and mules. but will not believe il un
I'll hear something more, although IL section OF coun.
NY where an attack Of that sort 10 likely be
Besides tho numerous hiding place. about there Tor Me.
can sodiss and the large settlements. the Mexican, would
like 10 trouble old Taylor. for that money Transaction IN
Lnares You may kick Mexican, ard he will proba bly,
the longest day he lives.
bgelo" ho beef contractor who shot by tho Mex
leans DAY or two since has been brought into Tampieo,
and VIII get well without to ampuniion. learn.
cd last night, that en- Illinois volunteer killed tho
nfs days march OF Qumsn's dviSon this side OF Chicoy
lie had lsggsd behind the Tearguad and parry OF Ian
GERS rushed upon him, shot and anced him. lie found
during the day, and at night his company returned and
buried him.
Cen Worth, with the 9Th and 4th infantry, has been
some time the road this place, and may DO looked for
here IN very short time. When he all tho rsgu-
lar force, as Scott desired, will be on tho board.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-22
From the New OrleAr. PieayuRs Feb. IL
From XncnInn.

b. the way OF Havana We have accounts from, Nerda N
tho lCth January.
At hat tho forces Of the nsurRent, of
were ia the immediate vicinity of Merida in hosue strsy
To av I'D he etdson OF blood they tho city to
snrronaeT gvGg iweny-t'ur hours Tor consultation
10 this tho Government repsd, suggesting the APPOINT
meni OF commissioners selo all their ic ulues AMIGA
ply ms suggestion Was promptly rejected ard the sur
render assisted upon. To the Govcrnm,n nj would moi
Accede, aud there matters rested DEL ,ck On The 6Ih
immediatt hostilltes being expected on both sides
Ia another quarter we have accounts OF hosulues Tho
FARO Industrial gives Official report the taking
OF the village Of Tab by the forces Of Government Of
Msnia. The action took place the II n OF Jonu,ry-
loo Government troops amounted to 400 infantry and 30
dragons They had oFo piece OF artillery The force Of
ihe rebels - not given but they fought for two hou.
unhesTd VI iuy, but the vI1T the GUvetnen ttu,p.
surpassed OF which have any record and IN tho end
prevailed They gained possession OF village and M,
tebes lea most shainciuy. The loss the rebels was
between forty aud fifty killed and seventeen
How many were wounded asccrained but the nun
Der OF missing" must have been very large judging rom
the manner ia which they said to have fled
Tab 10 village situated Tar the east o Merida and
little South, and ON no direct between apy two
points OF the least note. Ear Judge by the
ne commander OF the Government troops remarks that
he docs net cOnsder its possession important to hi, u,
nor operations, and he has accordingly withdraw his
troops i'om H. Way Il should have been the scene of 50
sanN1inary sifi!e we do not well understand
The IL bells OF Csmpeachy have seized all the ette,s in
tended r Merida received from Havana by the brig Mar
TN Inc simplest commercial letters were not allowed to
60 through.
FKoM HAvAxA-The brig p Soue. Cap, rrb,,,.o0
arrived last evening from Havana. having sailed on o t
lust The only news Of interest by arrival is from
hgcaisn. We give the details IN another column
Inc papers menilon the death of his Excs,nrv Sepo,
D. Santiago de Ia Cu-sta MAnzlnlr Conde de Ia Reunon
Dc Cuba and knight Grand Gross of the Royal Oder of
Isabella the Catholic; Also OF Senior ID. Joaquin Perez &C
Utfuho, person well know Havana and rel,iv. of
the Cue sta family also. OF Don Francisco Javisr
Palma, young author and poet very much esteemed
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