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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-04-01
saassarbusetts AeolsIature.

WEDNESDAY, March 81.
SENATE. The FLOWING bills severally passed 10 be
enacted
So set off part of Canton aud annex it TO Soughton
TO inc rporae the Point Bridge Company in Gloucester
the Boyl5ton Med cal School; the Quincy Branch Rail
road Company; concerning the extension of the Pine
Grove Road COTS Cove in Cambridge to au-
lhorze the city of Boston, William Fettyplace and Ben
jamn LamsOn, severalIy to extend wharves BENJAMIN
Luther and JohI Boyce, plant oysters n Assonel Rv-
er; 10 establish the Westminster Academy; giving fur
Their time TO the Bank Norfolk to close its concerns
to establish the boundary line between We, mouth and
Abingdon
Several 'Ills-passed to be engrosscd
Mr. Hayden OF Boston, came in with message from
The House announcing The death of Mr. Burlington of
Dartmouth, mem5er OF that body and the Senate adj
jouFned.
HOUSE Sundry bills were reported by Committees
ne following bills and resolve were passed 10 lie en-
acted authorizing the Lancaster Bank to increase ITS
capitals reating To the pioage of the harbor of Prov
mcetown; 10 incorporate The Coasters Mutual Marine
Insurance Cos in addition the resolve relating 10 the
survey of South Bay, III Boston.
Mr. Baker Of New Bedford, announced he death of
Mr. Benz amin NJ. Burlington, member from Dartmouth
which took place this morning at five minutes alter IL
o'clock, at his lodgings at the Pearl Street House and
appropriate Resolutions, adopted relative thereto.
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ANCIENT Tract. Mr.. Peabody. in his journeyngs
in the West, recently found tract by Martin Luther,
printed at Wttemberg, 1915, in the possession of Ger
man family, and in very good preservation. Also a
book printed al The same place in 1892
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-04-01

HAYTI The President who was proclaimed by the
Senate on the I'd inst, is General Fausn Souoque,
distinguished officer, about fifty years old esteemed and
respected by the people, for his good and amabe char
acler
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-04-01

a Coop RULE. It's always good rule 70
follow to stepin no psth-to speak no word-to
commit no act--when conscience appears TO wbis.
per, Beware. You had better wait a twelve.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-04-01

" Green peas, grown in the open a.r, arc for sale in
the Savannah market
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-04-01

Snow. We were visited, very unexpectedly, yes
terday morning with snow storm. II fell to the depth
Of five inches. Toward the storm cleared off
and the diminished considerably IN tie course Of
the day. Savannah folks rejoicing III having sup
ply Of green peas. We shall not have them Just yet
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-04-01

PREsERvING GRAPES. AT the meeting of the Ag.
ricultural Association in New York on Wednesday, ac
cordlng to the N. Y Tribune, DR.. Gardner related
very novel plan of preserving Grapes, practced and
explained TO him by Mr.. Mead, who has always in the
market grapes Of excellent avor in February April and
May. His process is as follows The finest lunches Of
grapes are selected when perfectly ripe, aud placed in
common ungazed garden.pots with broken pieces so
placed as 10 ohsrutt dranage with inch Of fine
sand be the layers Of grapes, which placed in
the sand upright their stems and very close together
IL SETS Thus with layers Of grapes aud sand alternate
IT, al least one.tbifd Of buShe Of the uil be put
in one common garden.pot OF the dimensions Of half
bushe When packed, the pots are removed 10 cool
cellar and watered every two three weeks with pot
having very fine rose-it being necessary TO keep the
sand il a state Of moisture. The rationale Of this pro-
cess is that the shrnkage Of the grape prevented and
the favor preserved as il be by other
the finest saw dust. u r.
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SMOKING. Rev. Mr.. Cushman, of the Bow.
dom Square Church, in Boston, gives his opinion
OF this fascinating, but offensive habit, as fol.
lows:
Smoking, as source of pleasure, has become
so general, and is resoted to for the sake of its
excitement by so many good men, that many
will be surprised that the author should regard +
as either wrong or dangerous Example how.
ever, can never change the moral qualities of
actions, nor polish what is intrinscally vulgar !:
though-such is long-suffering Natures power
oil accommodation stencil may become fra
grant, aud emetic luxury.
To say nothing OF the hlthness of the practice
and nothing OF the gross invasion of the rights of
others, in communicating, without their consen Mt,
the air they breath,-a trespass OF which the
smokers are few who are not guilty can
be no doubt that il is an incentive to things that
are worse. The character which one of the most
passionate admirers of the weed has given it, is
strictly just, as thousands can testify.
Sooly retainer of the vine
Brother of Bachus later born
that aidest more
The gods victories than. before,
Al his panIheTs and The braws
OF lis piping Baccbanas.
These, as stale, we dIsalow,
Or judge Of thee meant only thou
His tue Indian conques, art
Aud, for ivy round his dart,
The reformed god now wcaves
fner thyrsus OF thy leaves"
CHARLES LAMR
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-06
NEWS FROM THE ARMY.

Knowing the eager curiosity Of the public 10
hear all The details OF the glorious battle of Buc-
ma Vista, we have grouped together the vafi-
Gus incidents which we find in the New Orleans
papers. II is now ascerlained, beyond doubt, that
Santa Anna was una BILE TO rally his starving, mu-
tinous and disbanded army for another engage
men, and is rereating TO San Luis, under lhe idle
prelence that an attack threatened by Gen. Pat
erson from Tampco on San Luis, made il ne
cessary for him (Sanla Anna) 10 march 10 its re-
lief. The communications are open between
Monterey and Camargo; Urea retiring beyond
the mountains, and Canaes with his rancheros
skulking about in small bandsfor purposes of as
sassinatioa and plumber. Ii is not probable that
Col. Curtis and onr Virginia troops will have an
opportunity OF "brush" Gen. Taylor had re-
sumed his old quarters at Aqua Nueva.
The condition Of Mexico is indeed desola,e.-
With The elements ofrevolulion actively al work
in her capital; her largest seaport and her strong
est fortified castle surrounded BY an immense mi
litaryand naval force, and doubtless, al this We.
ry moment in the possession Of our army; with
her immense army collected from all her proyin-
ces routed, broken up and destroyed a, one blow,
leaving The vulnerable points Of the Republic
without protection, and making it next 10 impos-
sible TO embody at any point troops enough TO ar
rest the inyasion-Mexico must listen 10 the voice
of peace, which our Administration has so often
and so generously rendered her. In the language
of the N. Orleans Atlas, she has now no choice
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DEATHS.

Departed this life, at FaIrvitw, his place OF resi-
dence, in Culpeper county, on the 10Th March, Will
LIAM MAY, ESQ.,, In the 73d year Of his age In the
death Of this estimabe gentleman not only his family,
but his friends neighbors and the society in which no
lived have sustained loss which they will long feel
with deep senshllity. The deceased had heen for
many years past, of the useful magistrates Of
his county. Having strong business mind clear head,
and an honest heart, he well qualified for The sta
ton and discharged It's important duties with singular
satisfaction TO those concerned. Residing public
highway, his doors were always open, and welcome
reception accorded 10 friends and slrangers In TRUTH
within the walls Of his hospabe mansion, the slran
ger has seen much TO forget that he al home
For adovotedly attached wife he cherished warm af
lection; father was ever tender and gentle
his children; and the servants Of his household all
times received his experimenting kindness and
Having through life enjoyed large share OF earthly
blessings, for which he had rendered the homage of
grateful heart with fixed purpose Of mind at all times
10 do what right, and having abiding confidence
in the Divine Agency by which he had been sustained
through well spent 'ife the closing one Of
the most perfect calrness and resignation. A friend
who knew him well, 10 honor of his mory offers this
small tribute OF respect. w.
Died, al her residence, in Essex county on the 9Th
March, Mrs. ELIZABETH Y. MUSE, in the 57th year
OF her age leaving large family and wide circle Of
friends their lossa oss indeed to friends TO
society, TO all, all who knew her. brttsr and purer
woman never lived-one more respected and loved
Mrs Muse died, a. she bad lived for the last thirty
years, a Christian. She was member OF the Metho.
dist Church. Doubtless her pure spirit has winged It's
way to Heaven. p
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Late from GEN. Taylor.

Ltrxt. Cr,ttsndcn Bearer OF Dispatches from Gen.
Iaylor-Neus from Gen. Taylor up 10 MaTch
2-Mexieoas on the Retreat Lieut.. C.'s Party
attacked By Urrea-An Internal Machine among
tAe Mez,caHs.
Lieut.. Crusnden, an aid of Gen. Taylor, ar
rived in our city on yesterday (says the N. 0.
Delta) on the Southerner Capt. Goodspeed, bear
ing the dispatches of Gen. Taylor TO the Gov
ernment. Lieut.. c. took an active part in The
battle of Buena Vista as the Aid oil Gen. Taylor,
and had The honor 10 bear the old hero's reply 10
Santa Anna's demand to surrender. The Lieut..
looked as sturdy and staiwart as mountain hun
ter and has no doub, left with the relreating Mex
icans many mementoes OF his valoT and strength.
He lett Buena Vista on the I'd OF March. Gen.
Taylor occupied the very position which he had
originally taken, and from which he had never
moved except 10 charge the enemy. He intend
ed to remain there until all apprehensions of an
attack had subsidized, and he would then leave for
Monterey and Camargo in order 10 open his COM
munications. As Tar as could be heard oil Santa
Anna, he was on his retreat 10 San Lnis, many
of his troops having deserted him and dispersed
over the country. Lieut.. Crillenden says our
wounded were doing well when he lett-ihat our
loss 10 about $50: 300 killed and $50 wounded.
Abou, half way between Camargo and Monterey,
Lieut., G. met Col. Curtis with force OF fifteen
or seventeen hundred men, composed OF the Sd
Ohio regimen. and six companies Of The Virginia
regiment They were pursuing their march with
great rapidly to Monterey, and were undislurbed
BY the enemy.
A shon distance from Marin, Lieut.. Cts party
which was composed of two hundred volunteers
with TWO pieces of artillery and long train OF
wagons were auacked by $500 cavalry under The
immediate command OF Gen. Urea. They were
met by a sharp fire Of cannon and mu.ketry,
and, after short resistance, were routed, losing
several men. Owing 10 the terror Of the team.
sters the enemy succeeded in culliDg Of about
atty wasons-all Of them, however, empty, e1-
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VOICE OF THE PEOPLE
0nHX:HS MAYHEM

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w Agents, Gaynor + Wood, TO supply Counlrl
Medicine. We deem II unnecessary TO dwell al Length
ON The merits Of this valuable Medicine We refer sou
to a few OF the many certificates:
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Pills am entirely cured. They are a general r-mety
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We certify 10 the above facts DR.. Smiths Pills afs
universally esteemed in this vicinity.
HODGE, OWENS & CO, Merchants.
From DR.. Singeion.l
smihand, Ky, Feb. 81. 1916.
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Louisville, Feb -, 1915.
DR.. smith-Dear Sir: About two weeks ago We
bought two gross Of your Indian Vegetable SUga, Coat
ed Pills Though business Is dull here this time, yr'
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Always ask for the Improved Indian Vegetable Ph',
and see that C. Benz. Smith Is written with peno
the bottom of the box.
NGAYNOR & WOOD.
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
No. 4e, West Main street, Riehmoh''
March 26-c2m
r AW NOTICE.-The subscribers have a.
IL sociated themselves as Partners in the rra,,
tise Of the Law, under the style OF JOSEPHs
GEORGE S. FUQUA. The former paiinel'
who resides near New Canton, Buckingham
will attend The Superior and County CoufIs !"
Buckingham and Cumberland, and The SUPERB.
Courts of Albemarle and Fluvanna; and lds
latter, who resides in ScousvIlle, Albemans
county, will attend the Superior and Coens
Courts of Albemarle, Fluvanna and BucR'ps
ham. ANY business con6ded TO them WILL 'e
nromptlv attended 10. JOS. FUQUA,
Ans I4-cw10m GEO.S.FUQUA.
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bearing from Gen. Santa Anna summons OF

bearing from Gen. Santa Anna summons OF
unconditional sunender-lo which immediate.
ly returned negative reply. The summons and
my reply are herewith enclosed. The action was
commenced late in the afternoon between The
light troops on the left flank, but was not serious
ly engaged until the morning OF the 23d, when
the enemy made an effort 10 force the leit hank
of our position. An obstinate and sanguinary
conflict was maintained with short intervals,
throughout the day, the result being that The enc
nv was completely repulsed from our lines An
atfack of cavalry upon the rancho OF Buena Wis.
Ia. and a demonstration upon the CITY OF Saltilo
itself were likewise handsomely repealed. Early
in The night the enemy withdrew from his camp
and fell back upon Aqua Nueva, distance Of
twelve miles.
linn fell somewhat short of 5,400 men, while Thar
If he enemy. from the statement OF Gen. Santa
Anna may be estimated al 20, 600. Our success
AGAINST such erea, odds is sufficient encomium
on the good conduct OF our troops Ina more De.
tailed official report, | shall have The satisac.
lion OF bringing lolhe notice OF the governmep,
the, CONSPICUOUS gallantry OF particular officers
and corps. may be permitted here, however 10
acknowledge my great obligations 10 Brig. Gen
Wool. the second in command, 10 whom FEEL
particularly indebted for his valuable services ON
this occasion.
Our loss has been very severe, and will no, pro-
baby fal short OF 700 men. The Mexican los,
has been immense. shall take the earliest on.
por,uni.y OF forwarding a correct list OF the cas-.
ualies of the day.
am, sir, very respectfully, your obedien, ser.
want, II. Ia fLOR,
Maj. General U. ). A. commanding.
The ADJurAHT GENERAL OF the army, Wash.
ington, D. c.
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FROM GEN. TAYLOR'S CAMP.
HEADoUARTERs Army oP OCCUPATION.

Camp on The field Of battle. Buena Vista,
Mexico, February "a, l647
Sir: havethe honor to report thai, having be-
come assured, on the 10Th inst, that the enemy
had assembled in very heavy force at Encana-
cion, thirty miles in front OF Aqua Nueva, with
the evident design of attacking my position,
broke upmy camp al the latter place on the Dist,
and took up strong line in front OF Buena Vista,
seven miles south Of Sallillo. A cavalry force
left al Aqua Nueva for The purpose of covering
the removal of supplies was driven in during the
night and on the morning OF the ODD The Next
can army appeared Immediately in front of our
position. Al II o'clock, A. M, a flag was sent,
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NJ MARRIAGES..

Married. in Fredericksburg, Virginia, The residence
of DIR. NJ. A. BaDkman, by the Reverend 8. Wilson
McPha, on the cath March, Miss PERMELIA PAYNE,
formerly Of Boston, to Mr. JOHN b. WALKER, Of Hol-
ydaysburg, Pennsylvania.
Married, al White Hall, Lancaster county, on Sun
day. the 18th March, by the Reverend Stephen Jones
A. H. CURRIE, formerly of Petersburg, 10 Mrs. COR
DELLA C. CHOWNING.
Married. on Thursday, the oath March, by Reverend
James b Taylor, Mr.. GEORGE j. HOOPER, 10 Miss
ELIZA FRAZER.
Southerner requested 10 copy.
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Items.
From the Matamoras Flag of the 9TH March.

ltr0m Inc mdlamOIdS rag vi luo Hu mdICu j
ATTACK ON A WAGON TRAIN
The Quartermaster's Department al Camargo
communicates 10 the Department here, on the
authority of verbal express from Maj. Gid
dngs, Ohio Volunteers, 10 Capt. Crossman,
Quarlermasier al Camargo, that he Maj. 6. j
with 400 troops while escorting train Of 20U
wagons down from Monterey, was attacked near
Cerralvo on The 7th by large body OF cavalry,
supposed to have been Urrea's division, but sue
ceeded in repulsing them-drove them out Of
Cerralvo, and took possession OF The town.
Col. Curtis, with his regiment and SIX compa-
MES of the Virginia regiment, amounting in all
TO about 1900, were on the march for Cerralvo,
and must have reached there on The l2h-so no
doubt need be entertained for the safety OF the
train.
Maj. 6. lost about twenty-five wagons, among
them the one containing his ammunition, and
eight or ten OF his men. The lancers charged
the head OF The train, and, dividing, attacked The
centre. where they killed several teamsters. The
loss of the Mexicaus is not mentioned.
MORE ABOUT THE ATTACK.-Domin
go Martinez, an old, intelligent and wealthy citi-
zen Of Ma'amoraS, reached here on Saturday
evening last from the Mexican encampmeut in
the neighborhood OF Cerralvo. He is plunged into
the most profound grief in consequence of The LOGS
of his son, most promising youth, the pride of
the town among bi, own people, and very popu.
lar with The American portion of the population.
He rejects all consolation, and in the presen. dis
trac,ed state of his mind can give odisinct, de-
tailed account Of what took place al the attack
near Cerralvo-but his statement, so far as it
goes, may be relied on as correct.
Martinez. on the 9Th OF the present month, placed
himself and son under The protection Of guard
of FIVE companies OF Ohio Volunteers, who were
detailed to escort a train OF ITO wagons 10 Ca
MARCO. On the 8th when within one leagues
march Of Cerralvo they were attacked BY large
body Of Mexican cavalry, commanded by Gen.
Urea, with Romero and Ponce de Leon. Mar
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For The Enquirer.

For NE fsHfNUr.
have,he pleasure 10 announce the receipt Of
the contributions for the relief Of Ireland and
Scotland, since The statement last published, which
appear in The annexed list. A vessel has been en-
gagged, and | hope soon TO announce that The sup
plies are on The way for the relief OF people so
worthy OF all the sympathy which has been, or
may be- elected by their sufferinss.
The generous contributors al distance will
please take This as an acknowledgment OF their
remil,ances. VIM. II. MCFARLAND,
Treasurer.
Rece.pts fer the Irish Relief Find since last report.
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NOTICE TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
THE subscribers now receiving their Spring sup
L ply of Foreign and Domesiic Hardware, Cutlery
Tools and Britannia Goods to which they respectfully
invite the attention Of Merchants and others visiting
the city. CLARKSoN & GARDNER,
No. III Broad Street, between 9Th and 9Th Streets
Sign of the Hand Saw, Richmond, Virginia.
March %
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81 From Rev. w Friend Port Royal,)
collected in his Parish, for Ire 1915 IS
land and Scotland,
From A. F. D. Clifford, 100 90
From John P. Mann, 5 90
% From G. T. Crae, 90 90
From Judge F. Saunders, S 90
From Judge Leigh, Sc, Halifax IS 90
80 From Capt. Libby, Collector, 10 90
From people in upper part King &
Queen lhro' Mr.. Boulware, Tin % 90
addition 10 $l95 81 previously))
From lady OF Caroline per L. H., 90
From l. H, 3 90
81 From Taylorsvle, per Mr.. Scholfeld, AZ 90
From Augusta, per B. Crawford, III 81
From Rev F. S. Sampson, for Ire /, m
land and Scotland,
From friend Of Ireland, 10 90
From c., per Rev. L. Nj. Lee, 5 90
From Y. S Rust 5 90
April.
/ From inhabitants OIL King William
per B. R. Blake, for Ireland and 1877 60
Scotland,
From Z. Shelton, 5 90
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Important, if true

We find The following in The Philadelphia
Sentinel OF Friday afternoon:
LATEST FROM MEXICO.
Ertract Of a letter dafed
TAMPIco March II, lS47.
A gentleman direct from San Luis Potosi, ar.
rived in this city to-day, and states that Santa
Anna had forwarded recommendation 10 The
Mexican Congress 10 sue for peace. Five or six
thousand Mexican soldiers had deserted, and the
balance Of The army was represented as being in
a deplorable condition,
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their ancestral fame and virtues.
A MaysviIle, KY, letter in the Union express

A Maysville, KY, letter in the Union express
cs The confident opinion that Democratic men,
bers Of Congress will be returned at the August
election from the Districts lately represented by
Col. Tibbals and Mr.. Trumbo-"John w. Ste
venson, Esq, son OF your distinguished Virginia
FRIEND Andrew Stevenson will be nominated to
succeed Col. Tbbatts, and there can be no doubt
of his triumphant success. He is gentleman
of distinguished ability, and decidedly popular
throughout the district. He obtained in The Le-
gislalure, last winter, an enviable reputation as
an able and influential member, and, although IN
a political minority, carried through some oil the
most important measures of The session."
The writer is sanguine that Thomas Thorp'
Esq, native of the District OF Columbia, and
an intelligent and popular lawyer Of FlemlDgs-
burg, will succeed Mr.. Trumbo.
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TTranslalion.l

Summons Of Santa AanG 10 General Taylor |
You are surrounded BY twenty thousand men
and cannot, in any human probability, avoid SUI.
iering roui, and being cut 10 pieces with you.
troops; but as you deserve consideration and pa.
ticular esteem, wish 10 save you from caiss
rophe, and for that purpose give you This notice
in order lha, you may surrender al discretion
underline assurance that you will be treated win
The consideration belonging 10 The Mexican char.
acter, TO which end you will be granted an hour,
time 10 make up your mind, 10 commence IRON
the moment when my flag OF truce arrives 10
your camp.
With this view, assure you Of my particular
consideration.
God and Liberty. Camp a! Encanada, Pet-
Tuary 22d, ls47.
ANT. LOPEZ DE SANTA ANNA.
To General Y. Taylor, commanding The loIct,
OF The United States.
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bur to submit to equitable terms oil peace 'he co"-
les, on her part is hopeless, and so it must DC re-
sarded by all her people; to prolong 1t would on
~ endanser her national existence, as we'll as IN
aict upon The whole population the seyerest sui
ferings attendant upon war"
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Miles Amber.

MACHINE SASH, BLIND, and DOOR MANI
Nl FACTURER, and GLAzIER, on l2lh Street,
South East Corner Of Capitol Square, Richmond, Va.
Ost. l3-cH