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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-02
JAMES RIVER AND kANAWHA COMPANY

nave received copy Of The Rtpou of the Pres
,atn'' presented at the Iae 4nnua mcciog of the Strk
holders OF the James River aid kqnawha Comn,n,
many topics ii interest and though we car
NOV nope 10 publish entire we snail enacay.r +, ~
Su'n pals aRd make such abstracts AS sb, n,,eo
our readers IN possession # the main facts ST forth and
'a' Sp'caIaous advanced 1be urish about The r;,,,
81 way Is executed IN good styh,-bu We ih;nl i, En-
'ai'd 'of' Nooae wishes Interfere wb lie cbyr,,,
80 fsP's al the Company Every one acknu Ie,rs ,,,
has pr ny Of choice, but The remarks Of thu pro.ia,
nave an oniGoasy wide bearing, and lead rs +,
an ie' Is entertained that the construction af =,
mad II ii Richmond 10 the o!. would
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-02
LOT lSA RAILROAD

We find the following in the charlottesville ADJ,
care. he sum per milo at which the work was Ie,
we presume Is exclusive Of the supers,rnc,ufe. I'll.
're Is 'o'dered very moderac and is 81 500 les, p.r
mile, than The est imae Of Tie Engineer
me directors Of The Louisa Rail Road held meet.
ing al noFdonsvlle, On Tuesday last. and 10, ont eD
tracts Tor constituting 70 mile. If the Louis, Rail Road
a, s5.2<' per mile, including land agesthe land,
v wera ' |s5frd at 500 per mle Fourteen NIL
"e, e'"t'det'd Tor by Elisha Melton Fso Of Lonj,
delph "o'''as - Ia
lie Directory resolved. b. unanimous vote ia anil
or'.Wiih Tor .n@'daaus against the Board Of n
nc N"Ik'' and a rne has perhaps been served ID
sac. '''o '"o"iu no's
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-02

i3y9yc an Infringement Of Is shis Thee i.o....
something 81 i'oman dignity IN the calm self r,,s
altitude tie Company assumes N defence ,f
chartered. Presrfplife Implied 81 apnn,ten,.,,,
Which have not yet been, howe Remotely .
by a''y eA Sting r1mpufy Wedo hope he r,l,t.
Richmond aud Ohio Raj r ad. 10 ,rsss iae b NJ
SOM POINT, may moi be disputed ~ TIL, sensitive IL
ra''on. The President Is u3eguiyoraIiy IN f..
c7n'lnp'as water communication 10 the OLjo A.,
'a'e'abIt 81 he meteorological experiments in H., rA'
sh#ni6s "Icr" NJ five Gfrent p.ffs-in d.
1Ia'eoif bum quarters whence better tI,n.,s - u
f'c'a' --auPshsebeea established .,ln,, rfy..l
q P'Is-as competent 10 hfe? accurate rcoisr,r
oaiy ia "I rain throughout Tie ,ear, Tia. a''
'n"s' De in'f' sting 10 science, and are Of vitality
lo'i'tan'e Ia Tie scheme Of n1un ain Can,l
VIII Indicate whether the drainage Of 80 s,e.
oil surface when collected by ia is aad leser,.
BE- sufficient i'f the supply Of The summit lew,
s''' '''s contribution |" science Il whit less -
a'o'P ,'iah me expedition which tie Srcre,ar, r.
navy ia despatched under 1t. Lynch /, ,s,..,"
"'''''i '''e Deao sea Is the cra.er Of Il Volcano NJ
''.' nuns - Tue last week may Be reported ase
VT 'hihE HE man IN s. =, yctoas If In.
y '''9h agrre TO sing his n,mc dniitiis tia.
'Uo"' ""'f' communication IS anaonacel hot,
'"o N'''t " Inc kaHawha. II. with the ,,,,..
nun " III take ihfre !ear' Ia make less than
VI Il Una. I'll l"e upon winch half n,j,li,o La
a'9 w" y 'ho'o' 'he oai' eIaen r, le u,do
'ahy ayes VIII AXE 10 p"rs lade the I,a,,.l,,u.
Fosf money enough Ia complete Inc remalif, "a, "
ny an improvement which /. morn and ,.,.. nus
ns 10 De regarded rs antiqoaed, ayWe5ef o.,t;,I
have beeolal's day aud g.uerasn. " may
TIM Pr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-02
MIR. (LAN'S SPEECII

lis own length, and the pressure upon our q
u''ns' prevent any comment upon the great sF''
81 VII. Clay, upon the Mexican question: which We
10 day, 10 The exclusion Of much other matter Of i"
and general interest. We need not invite fr il q
most attentive pernsal. II is worthy ofhis repn'','
as pariot md statesman, and, as mere intellectual
iar'' equal 10 anything he ever achieved 1t canno ~
10 SINK deep IN the public mind
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-02

o. We are r,aI e'le rom the length # Nh '''
great speech. 10 d. fer the publication Of the CONCLUSION
The interesting and instructive remarks Of fcn''
horrlss' Esq. un;l our next paper. For the sa"' -
SIN we are obliged IN postpone the insertion Of Wv
eeedings Of the Wylhevillc Convcntion, WIN ~
other aficl Of interest.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-02

W mere was another Rail Road meeting in Ric'
n'n'' on rIday night to hear the report of the det
gaze 10 The Nytheve Convention Res lutons Jfrre
ny Hlf Mcf nrand respnsve To the report oflhc MAJOR
VI ''e convention, were adopted by decisive vd''
d''cr substitute, tavong the views cflhe minority
'He sad Convention. had been rejected.
A general Convention of the r,iords e Internal r.
movement was recommended To he held on the 22nd
January. in Richmond With dine submission. west
no g''a' use Tor such gathering IF the friends Oh "
h'chin'nd and Ohio Rail Road wish to secure the c'-
ter let them set 10 work and procure subscriptions to nj
stock.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-02

M,ssrs Lyle and Howard have disposed of the Dan
Sie Herald to Mr. A. w C. Terry. who intends about
II i'h INST to issue the first number ola new VIII.
journal IN that town. to be called the Danye Rerlsicr
10 We published weekly Mr. Terry expresses his pr,
terence Tor the great Statesman of Kentuck " but sav
ne VIII support General Taylor. or G IN Scott. if non
ai'd by Wing National Convention. or he be fairly
brought before the people in any other manner as til,
W Itlg candidate far the Presidency.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-02

L PIANO EoRfES W.
Inc test Instruments at the forrest .Ncr FORK prices
'rnradei ptjcst and sold on tap
tut al more than Hi> bundled instruments Which lie la.
so" IN dhren, part Of The mted Stltcs. he has vet To dis
'"N' that he ha> sold gle bad or Indifferent one na,
such an accident should haprn the purchaser would
he entirely secured from the slightest loss or
as ih' imperfect instrument would be instantly exchanged
without expense 10 the purchaser
tOJN MIRA II RCtIASFRS
Necd not hesitate Ia send tier orders to p H. TAYI Ok
as the Instrument b. considered As oN r, su
l'et 10 kept OF exchanged al the option OF the purchase
aad the lrce will be the same a II Er were present
p II. lNA IOR,
Dealers in Pianos, Music, Il.
sept % 'Ri,bmond H.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-02

" h'mrIl +, Tnnsial, Esq, was CHI ..n II
lfFs'deot OF the Richmond and Danville Rail R,!
'oo'Pa"S at The meeting of the Stockholders on
'"e -i'h INST al Chrotte Court House. The vote, W,
understand, was unanimous.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-02


,lf.ued ,fcI,e ~ lie s.saaaco liat h'y VII ID s'as
saoa as We msac a les,adqs Butil l. nj generally
known. though il IS true, al. aier the charter was
secured or ain nth II capitalists had made arrange
ments to secure e charter and On The pini u ID
In, So bat tie very day GA which IL Was 10 be done.
were prevented b., an accident Cincinnati has SAID thai
She " i'll contribute We are assured thai ~ hare ia
ny fraals in Il edmond uAp VII subscribe Literally -
Ies say that 'rap all tits, wr shali get only
$4,000. We sl4ll den have Sl,257.eoo
In the mn, qllcc. die Wytleyille Capy.nfiln haze
rsal,al t,a5py IL The Ieesla'urr Fl subscription f
aree fI,ollhe sum necessary construct tae rad l.
Ne4 Rive. With the \Scsi and lie South West IN
fsgar Of til s., prop sou and all tie other interests which
pur prompt and Efficient seton are ttaang osr in our
iayar it cano be doubted thai by conserving certain
modification, u the charter which all tie friends If the
road desire, tie APPLICATION Will b, successful Il
will be rerol,cied Mr.. Mos9y stated at a late meet
iag that he thought ~oull succeed. let Us suppose
however, that the subscription Of trc State " Il only be
flr two ffhs Of the stock, that will b, ts0OO0O which
added 10 5 100000 otherwise Obtained, VIII mde
S20jo0 o0--more h.a the sunneressaiy, Al $50, 600
nile. 10 construct Tie road to New River.
Should tins sum be Obtained. thcreqai-ans upoa the
snb,cu'ers IL Iynchaorg would bciYr filth, or
100000 lie frsi year; Two fifs. OF S29OGOD Tie So
cond; and he remaining two dIihs he ihird year
What sum then VIII il b. necessary l,ras. 5y taxa
ton, IN orIer 10 c1nrPIy with the guaa1tec.
In the first lear three months interest Oh $lO8 90 eN-
pended the later hall Of thai year $3.50
In the sec4ld year. II months interest on the
expenditure of LIS. COCO
Ginonits interest on 100000 expended in
1919, COCO
Taxes second year. $4,000
In the ,lani yrar II months interest on Sl0o,.
600 expended n ISIS. GOD0
l. months interest on 100000 expended in
1919, 1900
6 months interest On 100000 in lS5O, COCO
T.ml, s?iGoo
Deduct per cent the profits on $500 Geo ex-
pended III constructing lhc road H. Salem, 5000
Taxes ihird year, $4,000
In ilh year. interest Oh 100000 the Whole
ot which will have been expended in $50
IN completing lhe road 10 New Riycr, 81 D0a
Deduct pr crot Inc'hne from The road, 2O1up
Taxes ith year, 1000
In The oh ye1f-lnteres On $1o0oOo. $4,000
when the read Will xtend 10 ms beyond
New River
Deduct 8 per cent income from The rad, a5no0
lakes 9th year. $500
In The 9th Year, len The al will reach the
lenne- luz, Interest 50B GOO. 10000
Do duct per cent Income irym the rad, 10000
Taxes 9Th year, 10000
RccaInah0on Of Whole amount Of tax.s:
! = year. 81 ECO
Pad year, 1900
3rd year, $4,000
18th year, 10000
,Ilh wear. 5IOD
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-02

= S.-Since the foregoing was in trno va h
cciyed an ADVERTISEMENT to be found in ,,o,,,o,,,
y which it will lie seen hit putnr the ,n,o, sa..,
81 ''e 'anal under contract has been postpoued-u,
maj prop s'ls are continued for the lie C nnexion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-22
Foreign InlporIatlOns.


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Hs,s's , LesIsy.ijW s.%0pd Ei;;!oS Meyer
o2:as sand S. soif BIs.
sa. ?ss Es.:
Trae, Backingha%-7l Lee Z Ca,e-4 Metal Strong
H "iSam si.Y ASsS &ee@i Gs.se s6cwsi DsVi:
A5sst's 'slss. rsfs s @
col keeIeyN Dram co.. pofemn,.-l Ro,wel
slseSpara.s K;s@."n. bars $ s5i; ION btsetsf
ssss' e Hsass
H S ss e.l eo Wss ss bso.Is us
co.'s Eish,rdsos 8 ws,soa1sJ DuryssE' SWORDS
is Sd:
i pkg WIS Merrsonl Morrison Alleans3! bids 50 C.
na's ' seymour ss eo"ss crates
sHa Fellows
worth coz, cks 90 anvls sc cs bags chains %
si ,oo Sands. Fuller
ss s !, I M
80 crate, cs W Cheney & eos els } DAVENPORT
E5 tf Ike f't :F: :.' shsssn
bale; W Field cot AmSld cal cs Ham ~
ssensSs p1 bales Bird as eosss
MI s: SODA Sse: Psioa
sst s%h Terry Co.. s es 9
s @ds. Abraham Ssn Nea cables sa Lewis
Byss Co.'s t sf
Cameron Brands bales Sihon Co1i6Oo sack, Elrch
as' os eoa Dds
cases sh.ahing metal 50 kegs mdze cks earhen
gss sa: Br5g
Is Smith man1T Hammer oa:. s
~ Lord fayIoSS1 scStSsds1 so%i SYN so@'
hs a msn Russ: Ms vcs eoa
L MoSn d. k as os soTs Cradles
col HsIndsn s eo-sJ Ghon co.'s w Ksd%end. 3
sands fss: 'iE' ftsn
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&sym.sIs =. Cex-sP 3uryee13 Haslusk 6 eos Balk
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4 ;nsys .ssl 5s.;afsi g dds ;sssi Nsyio!
saw. s%s'w"aa@s SIs a.. Hss. saIIhea,
hnd son Sss :o S
s'f s:'S;' sSi
sa leone Mitchell sSc. H IT,.
uum-3 Garne' co.. csks bales Go crates cks 50
HAvsr-shp Ffancos ls 30 cans sardine. Hargood Bro
,hs.snl.o bd; B9S;mn Jokp s.So pkg, GTpsm2
fsa e cias sl':
Hsas1 DIss Hs- Sss1 ss
delphia-3 Hudif col cs Lo,seh gh Wesendonck
-2cs Corbit Philadelph,a-l0 pkgs A - Wi
tham-l Engsr-2 Calf & Cutter-4 Rounfedt x JONES'
Gsron CO.'S Joiy suos-l cs Schmidt Andeas-;l
J MTs oe. suf e VIM TsoT ra
s Jordan, Boston, c. Thaupe-! 81 K.sler col c.
d-lphis-2 oil, Plat cos cs Opp-oh-ims Coz Bal
x sadd h,, y Mill bis ve9s Kern Reh l pin s.
delph'a-I vrnstadt y Schumaker-s gkgs Lppold
les Btnersacks. Phadepnir-6 Sim nsi.d. Bac. CO
q Gidrfro, nj X ID e cs BJon.n Graves co.,
cotteoet l. co-l0O bskts wine M Schmidt gel-OC0
luu-bocks Bossange 100 bskts BIehaupt Chum
3bs KesIer &co-2 Oscar Zilhfer-sH NUM- Philadelphia
II schuchafd Gbbad-li pkgs rs bis u order.
GLAsGow-Shp Fiavus-l00 tons Sands, Fuller &
coal w II Howiaud CO 50 csks Lee COLO
A Low & Biothrrs-hottled ale aud porter Reybun-7
bYsJ Lee co. bis bxs Smith, Tha'gr, CO.! bis Ne
Was cola Rich ssou. Watson Cog bh1s4 cks Brow
-r& Nelson-i MS w lnglis COT bX Hope- Mortimers
Gawiey-2 Shetland ponies Henry6 bbls 10 casks To
| order.
MALA6A-Bnk sodfey-3oO az $50 Indian bb's wine 1870
hf $500 $40 whole boxes 800 do lemons 1900 kegs
| eIlpes 300 drums figs Howes Godfrey 4 CO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-22

..d In the merit place stipu;Atiens that m'sas o.
th .nv of the oonfsdsrated Mexican States could
resolve the sanction Of government. NONE Oh
,h.ss States has been recognised by our government
INDEPENDENT; consequently II can have no ocia inter-
oourss with them separately. Besides 1t would DC sx
trsmsv impolitc in General Scott to smbsrrass his
own operations by making separate treaties with the
several states supposing that any Of them were
disposed to accept the Invitations suppositon which
the state of feeling said to exist in Mexico at present
renders very improbable The truth Of the report will
In probability turn out to be that General Scott has
invited States send delegates to the cap
tai for the purpose OF organizing government which
shall make treaty Of peace This Is the only credible
version Of the story
The result OF the recent election In Pennsylvania IN
dioates beyond cav che defeat Of the wmot proviso
doctrine In that State Its propogators anu ios.srs
In that State confident Of the success OF .hs ~
sduous efforts TO defeat the democratic chnuu"s' a.,
There were three cliques In that party strons -.
ansutia bent sffscting Mr. Shunks aei. .s Nv
through any desire to elect his opponent oa' 1
pose OF securing to themselves the balance Oh po"e'
Under such circumstances iJrcs majority can Or
attributed more potent thto ny a'soA $500.
OF me people for the Abolition 1inot Iv.a
The caot phras1-'difering from US IN ianguase
habits and rsiieonu-is applied to Mexico wltn NOR
frsouencv Than truth We have national religion In
this countrv It is neither Catholic Protestant nor
Mahom medan nor Rabbioich The prop osition that VIZ
differ from Mexico in religion Involves the postu'at-
that q national religion which Is not the TACT
There il too said about imp rting to Mexico the
blessings of religion There is great deal OF prag
mstc sbsurdity quoting Scripture to prove that Zoo
Mexico Such Thugs do not depend upon Scrpural an
thority Neither sp stirs commanded TO go an
teach all nations Our mission is evidently not to prose
lytzs Mexico Her morals may be siip-shod, and h-
mode Of practising her religion may be- somewhat De
fectvs but Is uot our province either to Improve
one or reform the other GALVlENSP
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-22
Passe,,gers Arrived.

.hiu N,sotu.-COI z ] ScIOyn, * F.,
Mrs ssSoya Ms ssd M;s santeq EnsanS;
ac,nnstsa !, The stcsSage led the passage, Mrs
X Ichie aud all ,nfant. -, w.t.. A. yr...l.., -.
LivsRPooL-Pack~ snip ISAAC "rKht-H Ciquiai' anu
,sIy-30u ia The storage =, uso,>, -,
80. ~ 81 AZ child. Dublin.
I'Wrspoo&S Snip Atiantic-p Emau uel, New York. Thos
.m,iI V" ~brJg-; Johu bard. England; VIM Henderson,
~ ,S-z77 IN the e-rage.
iinsmnPooL-Ship N ddie-Mrs Rice Lewis Mast Lewis
,.ppp!; Russell Warren, ale of schr john How ell
ias.k tn strerage.
'EIyE arool-shp Kate Huuter-J Taft c Taft, Of
savannah; ID II brown--20 Ia the steefsgc
LIvrHPooL-Shp Far Wrst-lsa { Bromley.
ton Mrs Appleton " ,ii,bs, N Prime, II Biownley u w
rhorne. gar Il James 800 n the st,erssr.
HAvKEP ck-t ship Francois lstA Hammond Of Marble
he d 81 in t.e steorhge
HAvRs-siip Ocean-Capt Mason, of Kennebunk--22 in
the
GLAsoow-Ship Fiavius-Andrew Martin, David Crawford,
WIN Aruold-40 IN the steerage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-22

HIvANA, Oct. The General Washington's cargo OF
rice was sold at I5H the Portals at l5H and the
som,r's at 49, The Arabians, L. G. Mitchelis and
the Caspan's are sfoat, but the dealers refuse
making any offers, wing that the Orleans Merchant
and Lucy Blake are daily expected IL is, therefore
likely that sensible decline will take place, and proba
DIV not over be paid and should further shipments
follow prices will go still lower the OF this island
~ abundant Beans, white, II Is; butter Americap
yellow I2s Ia. 10 30; cheese, American, Ia ~ o.
cofee first quslity, So 81; second and third aus,
ties 0 n y 0; triage, Ga o; -four, New orleans
is 0 l514 hams, American, 10 II 0; hises, eaeh
O0aOO; lard, American, Is 0 10 0; pork, prime anu
mess IL 10 o. clear, Is 4 20 o; do ID oo1es, view
Orleans, TX; sugar, assorted wbits ana Drown
per ar 90 GA co ooi white only, Os% oeAi yellow
u On
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-22

Cleared.
sshe.Aaaa'1KS H M,. N Me- Orleans VIM Nsl.On
9''f ss B" ys:;
Ro.s Dsm baS%% ea dS pSa
MN s D%on; Aleeg,u,, Wilson. Portland
s Toh es M Hiram vss
Baltimore Gs;ls,d Lord; New Resun' Davis. dG Reap
Sherwood do; Urbans small, BnuKor
Chinese junk Keyine, Kellett, Boston.
Arrived
Packet ship Argo. Anthony, Have, Sept &C. VIM Whit.
ship Fsneos lst Robertson. Hvre 49, Fox
and J.%s. e% for ' h POI
lon sssed large four mased steamer he Sarah sauds
aS SI'%
.hl 1T vii % so ds the Bank
Packet ship Isaac WRIGHT, MaI.hal Liverpco Sept a. to
sarah Sands iii mp,oa. henc. Liverpool nh, lat 81
u &C. spoke ship MOnongahe 81 days from Liverpool for
Packet ship Mortime. Livingston, Bantow, Liverpool Sep,
q to CHAMBERLAIN Phelps $50 steerage passengers
ship Kate Hunter Parsons. Liverpool % DAYS Harnden
Co sh inst l't'S lou " sgnalined French steamer
ship Nicholas Diddle Knight, Liverpool Sept T. Taylor
ship Atlantic Rose. LiveTgoS % days The fOpwm'
Patrick Toole John Barry, Michael Cochran and John Ma
ship Far West, Briard Liverpool Sept 49, to Davis, Brooks
sGo:on s Of Bs - % se ,hp lay As ss
g,hela from Liverpool, (i3th uit) for Philadephia
S;%$' Key: ~ ssEa %Fis:@
spoke ship John u Robert from Quebec for Belfast.
ship James Edwad, Webster P,cton, Ms. IA da'sto
Bark Carloa Venaz Malaga VS. with 1895 boxes 500
277 qr do asns 26O8 kegs 800 lemons Dbl wine
Thos Staker
Bark d G,dfrey. Beare, Malaga, Sept IS. and Gbrata
2Oth 10 Howes Godfrey Co. PISSED lat 40 90 lou So sb
showing red flag with black steering NJ lat 20 49, Ion 66
bark p co. Leckie from Boston or Trie.te.
Bremen brig Bremen Cooper Brem 40 days, to Meyer
sucksn; 500 bxs pipes to ord-r92 steege passengers 8tl
in lat as lou SO &c. spoke ship Am Of aud from Bremen f.,
Baltimore
New s hr Elois. Bellpor, IL in ballast TO N /
McCready Co The L. is Intended for MEG. Co.'S old
liue Of Wilmington psckets.
G Ship Elsinore Proctor from Liverpool arrived We'd
nesday) brought 2O3 passengers to r w Bymes Co.
below.
! Shin James Shepherd, fr m Pictou, Ms
Bark Fosnee woodward Potou with $50 chaldrops coal
! Also, ship, banks, brgs, unknown.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-22
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
Sales Of stocks Mt Boston

ErcBAreE BoARD, Oct POLO Fitchburg Railroad, I2is;
do H& 100 NersIch snd Worcester n ~; SO d. az, IS
do sod 4N 100 East Boston 70 1917 50 do b3od ok
burg Copper Co. 81 do B3 do BsI 10 do bIOd $50 $1,000
Reading RR Bonds 1850, 10 - Wv
At AycTIor-4 shares Ftchbury RR 2A rer ceut ey 20
Portland, saeo nd Portsm, do adv; 10 Northern do az
per cent adv; Boystn Market Association (par iO) 72
cent adv Boy son FIRE aud Marine ns Co sgs per sh
10 Boylston Bank. per cent adv Boston aud Kasburv
Mil Dam Co 80 per hh; 10 Wa'hnsou Bank s9its e5K
IS Amcrctn Insurance 10. 10
fss Mana as'uring Co sls ,h; IS Granite Bank ses
pek sh % North do. 3o3A % per sh 20 fremont do
So6k per sh 30 shswmut DE- s9z 80 Boon do s5
for So, 10 City do S97 9h III $1,000 Albany Der cen.
bond, payable 1871, "a per cent adv.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-22
WAsHiNGroN. Oct.


Stirring Intelligence from M,Ti/'
By telegraph from Petersburg hay, ,a' ou'un0 o.
mass OF information from Mexico, II WHICH you VIII
have been advised by the lghtnip 'ue,
Il would be superduous here re'api'uia'e 'ne oui'
tin. -
Tn. fact that seven Of tA Northern States of Mexico
. -. ,SBnta Anna, and in favor Of
n-ss... p,,...T.L -. does not depose Santa Anna
60. 49,. .,u,.na 4 the army and II the dictator is
s,..s - 800 for his rights, he may retain them
N.,, t least, In stirring up civil war, pen
49, neral Scott mig amuse himself in look
"s 1t Santa Anna appears to be In a most des-
e ~ addition yet it would not be matter of longer
II the next news we're to certify Of his being
head Of on army Of $4,000 men, and making de-
&nt upon Puebla.
The upon the dsserter and traitor Riley ap
pears to have been exceedingly mercifu 1t would have
been scarcely equivalent to his treason to have
hanged him. II that whore the law could roach
the crowd they tucked like dogs 10 clusters "
but Riley ha the fortune of tschnicaty in his favor
Is that the greatest scoundrels generally con-
trive escape.
The orders of General Scott show that he is only safe
under the strictest discipline He Is located In the
halls of the Montezumas" but all that reveing 30
long anticipated has been expressly interdicted re-
veers very apt be- found among the missing the
next morning "Od Hasty'' talks to his troops like
father hs children, aud doubt not he likes them
Just as we'll the hot work at Contr-rss Churubus
90, Msxicslcngo Ayotla San Antonio Chapuitepec,
and other places In and about the city of the eagle
and the rattle snake
The oopous files of papers and letters brought down
from Mexico, appear to have been run through the
gauntlet under the blanket Of Mexican for see no
account Of official messenger from Gen. Scott having
reached Vera Cruz from the apita
simultaneously with this news from the South have
advices from the steamers Cambria and Missouri from
Europe which afford quite sufficient capital for the
day for the newsmongers w.
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