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SWAN TAVERN,

On Broad Street Ihs Richmond, Ered.r-
icksburg a Potomac Railroad Dcpot.
NHt abo.e e'nbshmrnt compL order for the
II eommedit-n Of travellers The proprietor .ohes the eu,
ten Of bis Cd fisnds and The pubic EereaIy
Bolfd per day sl.2S.
81 rravtIen Northern Cars " IN 6sd Am. mo-,
convenient p'e TO lodge and brsasa being within lev ward,
OF The Depot Breakfast only J7t cent.
Ie ls-u w. J. TAYLOR
NOTICE. under gnel Executors OF The AT Will ami
'ihmfni Of Edward toenan, of tie city OF Pha3,I
pima eetcased hereby notify s whom concern that hy
'fu' o. Their powers Frecu and in puraD-.
Of The Net OF the Cereal Nshy Virginia entitled An Al
70 aetae The transfer Of stick joiut cozpane. d
tbs safe plss nc i6n Gay of Jan1aT, istg hsy vi an a,
amer TIE 18Th day Of June Transferred 10 ,rb
persons o. may become zoe puf;nafr thereof all tho ,tk in a.
Richmond sr'a'fek'buig Poonae Railroad Company ,rt
muni Coleman. deed, GEORGE w AsPtytytfI -
e 9-im ISAAC HAVEBVRsT EI'rs
IL lSSOLUTlON.-The Copartnership here.
- ooge eIsIng under the Grn OF Warren Fars. b, tb.
DAY Dissolved BY mutual WA Warren aud Tho.
Fa are both authorize 70 the the arm DO closing
up thc business WW h EapRFN
re5y .. 1877. mos r. FARIss
NOPARTNERSHlP.-' undersigned have
- tsif DIV f'mei sinrfshp the st,r and fr of
WARREN, FAEiss Brown. The purposr of conduct NJ
= Fepcnl Wholesale mud Retail Dry Goods bua
cess VII dur rs The present e additions 90
ir usual stock Of h % which respectfully invite
The auonuon u our ificnis and be public seufrary
WILLIAM & WARREN.
THOMAS H. FARiss
rsby O. isi7 .eo BENTLEY BLOWN
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NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
DECEMBER 30Tn.
fuNHH subscribers have opened hiItheG supply
II Plaid silks and Gala Paids
Untfimed Muslin Collars
Ladies Monno Jackets
Fieseed iIoss
d aides white hid Gloves
Mode. colours and ba \ Thihct Shawis
ALsoA good slppy Negro Blnke just to hand Of good
and at low pnccs. de ~ T. r. PRICE 4 co.
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M r. have Just opened by Adams N Co. FIX
Pss Line another brautful Of Miles,
'ot' splendid article. We gentlemen OF a
and spendd article give call This lot OF 10
hH ndsomr II the handonrSt, virginia We Keep
supply Of them hand AWAY and Of the latest fashion. They
~ beautifully Dc - PUTNEY 4 WATTS.
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NUMBER 81.
FOR RENT.

! E3 THREE Tenemcnts on Church Hin sui
-, table for small smbe- GonniN nARwoop.
mn oeise opposite {, rion a ssiaset
ATW0 Tenemen's a, the foot OF Church
.A Il Hin. with room. AMI ta.-msni each. with an IN.
Herho,asod GoDDiS SaR%oo S, ''' IN most ''''''''
mis- o1es oproare Gordon . sep.-,
| IN ENOR RENT.--The brick dwelling house
at present occupied By tue Rsvd Mr. Gne.
basement aud ehlmbsr,. ssrtsn Etehsa
Kent 200 and possession may be had on I' April
| me- - u. w J. Fry q co.
ENOR RENT. A good market garden of about
acres, with small dwelling Butcher
a 20 yS ss 9r ,,; ~a 30
| ST comfortable BRICK DWELLING, on
th street between Leigh aud Gay streets. The hou's
ho~ any wishing .ame house I,ir1,
o~hed by Ia Baa APply'o e IS ZONES A. WINSTON
| FOR RENT.
| 81 That large brick House on the corner of
efa Cay and Adam opposite II Lake. Chas.i. vi.
garden good tenan, N. rent viii h.
mdsr'.. Apply to Bal Harold Co. str,sr
FOR SALE,
IN The beautiful, comfortable, extensive and
sh convenient house ant lot FranEn street late real.
tenee Of lanes w Pegam, DECD
be shown any wishing purchase ga, pleasure BY
either OF the SUBSCRIBERS ana tue made par
ueuiar examination Of the
VIRGINIA PEGRAM
W. r. JOHNSON,
Fg5-dn KIeeutrir and Executor OIL w Perram deed
kES STORE FOR RENT.-That very de,i.
aAbC rabe Store and Dwelling House ON Main susst for
the occupancy Conou Cltke i. Or en, ani p, an vii
be Even on ths s' Of AP Apply Mr. Clarke upoa the PIE
800 h. sLADE
For Rent.
- The dwelling at the upper end of Grace
si2 Street between BoWe and Iiar in tooi retsr
i and now The q
h2I cAPERroN cRuMp
IN nor RENT.-.A Farm on the Brook
A Turnpike, about one nile city contain NJ
'weny acres lieIs RICHARD HILL. It.
"a nor RENTING STORES under the
1s. Exchange Hotel wen suited for Grocery Fancy
STORE P'''e'' given Immediately apply at TN. Office
Fry.
gla TO RENT, AID possession gwen imme-
HsA dasy tao anl comfortable At the
upper end Of Cary Street eyond corporation
one contains AMI k'chsp
ase BON have good gardens attach to them Apply Frazer
near The PREMISE who VIII chow the hoaseo the s1b'eber
Ia nor RENT.-A large and comfortable
PIA l. Dwelling ouse situated corner Of oeust and Prans
I'm siees Apply to RICHD HILL,
de Gamer bel TIE Banks.
FOt RENT,
80 'ENHE upper part ofthe House formerly oc.
- euP'sd by the James River ant kanawhA Company
Ae Once on Main st. and neat door to the EIshanse Bah
de Dts ROBERT MOTT.
FOR RENT.
III The upper part OF the Hou,e we now &C.
ha which hiss been rey papered Put n 6rt rae
order and a-o the Ceer under
and would first for Bo,uirg For terms
aPfB 10 GALLAGHER 4 OLDNER
f-d So, Afaia Street
era NOR RENT-Three Tenements on
A7fA = Church Hin repair tuiabs for rmal lanl CO
Also kIsly with
OF Of AlC, stlre
Maih Street. with well haished above
GoDOIN HARDWOOD,
h23-6m Once opPos te Gordon a sklhkrra.
OF
~ BI2DS which, a. eAnLoI
be eH:eH,d. For ALIENS ALEXANDRA
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A RECORD OF NEW BOOKS
MAREyJ Ar


'TNALES Of Noman's Trials by Mrs. s. C..
- Ian-2Sc
The Edinburgh Review lRePuhheanoni tof Jauusry t-t7
Subscription s. peg 4lnum.
~ E.y on study BY Enssbersas with preface and index
BY W ~ Oicnhumsr. \ M--31lc
IuP'efs ncw work Authors Hn5 - Boosfu Of Boob.
o. Fniry Book in onrEtcI BY Tuppcf Ess Aah, Of
"frosrfba Philosophy. - Side
ihc Bunny Psrers parts ana nagy and esrs ct MADAM,
pAf'a ed ted By her eempinr work-yi eaeb the
Sh'i' cou7icte in vols svr. cloth, e.
The Code OF Honor hy soufhron-2sc
No & Gu a. o. Workers Metals md st1nr-s2 So
blsflelis Aur itcs OF Licatufc p vofs-isn
Mahlns system ot Intellectual Phi tsophv-st
To- Ram. erin Mrrco. BY tatlbc-8s.
taf-rs Geosra Thcal Vleons an etc-nrtfu .sts-s,.
4hc True Ef.evcr By Rev A Mahan-S0r
faInrs insitutss OF Nedicn, one vol svo-sl
hnd further supplies Of
hr Na'tats Statesmen ~ Amsues-rsc
Pat rhGu' History OF Co1sa,c AMI ZION r- Of Nsp,s,r -
ehclp efion l3e fine copies with portrait CSC
We have a'o he u vc bound eom1rrs uE fy5 rHmb.riS
ant "a For G eve. BY sheridan kpowiss-s5
e. 4 War. o. Count a. Nfruy--s
hsEattct KJv.ew. NASH A WDppupfrzg
BOOKSELLERS and dossr. boz aa5 Porte, a-i Nla,
mh isn Main 80
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WIS DAY received, per schr Union, a large
u AMI well selected Flock Of wines, Liquors and d
HTs, Of most superior quaiiyhlnis rely new Among
m viii be- found
go boxes pueal GapL sIrcry Monsieur. vninge tst1
20 Do Sparkling Mocnc schafsbufE
10 do Johinuesbc ger
10 Do atsinvcin In Msipt
pipes Holland Gin, superior quality
10 schufrisn
70 hair pifet pure Old Cornas
~ hafand ~ casks Oh otifd rupuy 90 Pnet Css,ion
- nupW atd seignotie bandt-aii of the superior
1000 nu'ae Havanra Cgafa various brards
Tson Hheh aded 70 our choice supply Port Msdcira
hnd 'h exception Of Wines, Liquors Teas W.
ed We can u tn taste ~ hc irdous and ~ prices On
mmony low for eaih OF GOOD paper.
GALLAGHER 4 OLDNRR
No SO Main street,
eu doors shove I've City Hotel
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PIANO F0RTES
Just Received by Nash ~ WOOdhOuse


80 Main ST. Richmond, Va.
pY arrival of the schooner Pocahontas, a fur
~ Tier supply OF Piano fores lIom sodau Durham,
IfS possible suggest improvement
heretofore made b. ihe gentlemen his been real led those
Praise upon instruments because it
customary atd expected from PORES,
s APPLIED the result Of conviction confirmed by
strengthened by ia aud comparisons they
have teen subeeet tbs testimony OF Pant and the
universal iaiisaenn Of those who have bUAf and s them
An the rGuuls which 6rsf
found embraced these Instruments beautiful round tone de
lghu touch, substantial workmanship. good In finish and
the latest style Prices the
Cent dauce afty order of they present
AMI meet with rs favorable IN tle purchase.
They uaye returned they dom good odPnnos
taken IN exchange
NASH a wOoDHoUsF Book sellers, dealers in Piano
FoHe', Stationary ani Muse. fees
TRUNKS! TRUNKS! TRUNKS!
non FR.fMES
fENHE subscriber just opened supply supe
r'or Travelling Trunks made expressly for bin, with iron
frames and made Of the best and the best
sold as low as any other house this side Of the Potomac ON ,me
quality. tde 81 ALEX. HILL.
NESTS, VEsTS-JUsT RECEIVED-A irrsh Iupply OF
Vests. OF a superior qualify silk and satin
double bTeased-reeeiyd ay Express and for by
hn STARR co, Li.le's Corner
SUrERIoR INDGo-supeor Caasea, iniso, Just received
- for sale by DUvAL Il PURCELL. Druggists
eGo lI7, Main stree,
pICH'S SALAMANDER SAFES. They
KENT. EENDAI.i. 4 ATwATER
WEBB BACON ~ co. OFFER FOR SALE
W GO hhds New Orleans
IS do Mufcoyado src,p
2S boIes brown and white Havana
rs d. Woolscys' Loaf
Is hhds West India
90 uerccs do MOIASsES
100 bbls n. orleans
los bags Java
100 do and bb. P REQ
$50 do Rio ,,..,.,
500 DO faruayu W. ~
IS do Maucaito
% bales Mocha
a. bags suma "a Pepper
$50 solc Leather
Ia1 Kegs Nails
iicrces New Rice
i25 boxes Grsi quality Fprrn
~ DO Hun a Sons Patent SCANDLEH
g. do Tarow approved brands
% packages q Tea, pau ezra nne
~ hllf chests bin do
IS Ibis No. chad
Haoserel Nos L. and whole, half and a. Dbl. snd
ts
80 bts Tar
~ bbs Tanner Oh
% SKIS prime Gosicn Cheese
casks Sperm Oh
i0ri2 ard esiO Window Citts
Pune Clover Seed lnfifr Nader
Coppcus nuponts Powder. Shot and Mar Lead
Prime Ctief Niregir, Com Btooms
Painted Buckets. Shoe Thread
Brown and CASTLE Soap Biucrcd sieeL b2O
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TO SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
MERCHANTS.

M4TUF5CToRT) .4bOrs ClLLorhH Street,
90 North 5th -. PhiIadci phia.
TENHE subscriber finished and Offers for sales handsome
Of Vehicles the latest GaASa, such
double Roeksway and Cauyan Wagons
CAaTo Skys York Wagons. with without tops
which he will dispose reasonable An deserp
Vehicles made order warranted be Of the
terials and Workmanship
southern and Western Merchants wishing purchase
requested and purchasing
eisewheTe.
Al Work coming from his Mandatory SaraHsd for
year.
@ Having received the SILVER MEDAL being the highest
premium awarded the last Exhibition of the Franklin Institute
for the superiority workmanship his line which
be
dGuon for the superiority OF his work
WILLIAM DUNLAP,
@Ioo North Fsh street, above Calowhi, Philadelphia.
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SUPERIOR PIANO FORTES.

w VI. l.. MONTAGUE respectfully informs
mos who WI TO purehae Piano that no isprrpar
ed 70 furnish them IN very b..t av ynor
my ""''e w 'h'
The instruments which for se are mad. or IN. h
hy Worsnen Of experience,
tIa l" 41rs1'y Of orkaaa-sAY and beauty Of EsisA
t"tho- arr Edr-rHtof EQUAL n this country
ghnes aud elasticity Of equality and -.p.s. Of
o throughout marked Pczlsrles Instruments sr.
Tor ale By the subscriber. Whenever ,tsn yuar,n., -
CURED VII b. given Orders any rari Of the Southern NJ,
western States attended 10 tn fidelity and di-parb
Pianos tuned the bea manner by competent hand II abort
notice ''-' - ''''''
l. W ha- constantly for ass1rtment Of MUSICAL
INSTRUMENTS Of every variety al very Iow prees and col
leeon 81 Music eaae publication, ~ the United
Ss VIEW Music received eguiary Music bound
WIN L. MONTAGUE
Dealer IN Music and Musical Instrument.
Of the Col en- I.yr-
ie II No lbf Main S'rs-to paste the RAM
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/ lPSCOMBE 4 BROCK take this method
- Of rstaruus thsif en and the public IN
fay Tor thf encoutlg hey received Cor DE
n'tA ai ""ld in'om iten hat ttr have REMOVED one
NJ ne ues stores nesy oppos.e Mss Valentine u-eeseo
20 VI hfy aend seopisr AZ az hc SENEGAL a-sofmen Of
Family s4rocerie., and hoPe ~ bsnss
70 merit share Of patonar, sIe-hn
COTTON YARNS. 5000 pounds superior
~ Cotton Yarns sse on .snu.nt beb a.. 49, s.p.
10 81 on very reasonable terms.
Nt CPERroN y eRUAP
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NOR THE LADIES. We have Just opened
u very beautiful Of Boots and shoe LADIES'
the following kinds
Ladies' bronze Cater Boots, thiek soles
do do do do
do thick Gal Boot, black
HusNns
do tine white satin Slippers, black
do Morocco dress slippers
do Md Slippers
do fine dress walking Shoes
do Over shoes, different qualities. All OF
bef quality, for sale by
de Is PUrNEY Il WATTS.
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NOEICE-Gcntcnen uforurd that hy caviuf their
sures win hey have drt rate suit OF cChes mide
- measure on Rau-c prcts than such usually
~ nfmcns wafrn.ed Co h Lave fouf mcasure
with 6h o. kEEN a co. IO2 Nainu
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PorIrnit PninIing.

tOrtrait raining.
10 rvs rarHoss
NJ IN. G.. BROWN, ct London, politely informs
thr Cnrers ci Richmond and vicinity, thai 1e has re-
opened be Studio end Exhibition over Aneu Hroihers
lto h1u street where spec uf he Au seen Aouf
ncm arc ihe For'' q several dsugushed ndvuss wei
tuouu n u.is City.
Rooms open IRON sANOsPN tsais.ssd gentlemen a..
irvtrd 10 eaU -. - =
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hOVEH sERD-we ae prepared 10 furnish our custom,
, ere with No Clover Seed, very low
SS oRETTRR = oRKTTEs
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MACE, Nutmegs, Gum Arabic,
Iva Brown Windsor Soap
Cas.ia, Alcohol Spis. TWpenne
Cloves Sweet oil. Satpeu-
Sal Eratus, Linseed Oh
Sperm Oil, solar Oh
sa.eh, Nader Jzs,re.e.ved for saie by
DUvAL a PURCELL.
e!s Druggists. l45 Main Street
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GARDEH SEED

FROM GROHERS or HSOH.S REPUTS TTOJv = Nh H,zs
R4STED Fresh and GENULNE
At Wholesale and Retail.
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CO-PARTNERSHIP.
FVNHE undersigned, former partners in business.
- have again associated Themselves together under the
r. LATHROP d. VAN DEURSEN,
for the purpose Of trsn'actng
A General Dry Goods Business.
We have edd to The buness OF the late 6m Of ws Van
Dcursrn Ward, No ~, Main Street Richmond Va
Keep all time good Of gocd ard viii he pleased
an old friends AMI customers weH those OF
m FAYErrE LATHROP.
p. VAN DEURSEN,
Late Of the firm Of Hawc. Van Dcursen 4 waid
January 4th. 1917.
GOODS FOR THE SEASON
We Just receipt of choice n
"a 10 the approaching ason pIrchaed recently Northern
markets. We friends an examination
3 cases OF very beautiful Prtts, styc
Pins blue and white Taflitans ior Parry dresses
Plain Swiss Musins
White XII Gloves IN numbers
Al HO-Bieachei and brown shirlnss and slieetings
Beachcd Dii'inFs, Kentucky Jeans
Hosiery brown Holauds-HH Apaccas
Bk and cord Csmbnes. &C.
LATHRor a. VAN nEuRaRN
fe 70 No. ~. Main Street
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ynNllE Subscribers invite the attention of pur.
- their stock of GROCERIES, consisting In part of
10000 lbs Bacon ~ and
100 bags tarurs, RIO and Java Coffee
10 hhds % Sugar
/ West inia and % Moissscs
| 100 sacks aat
IS bits wLskey 'Reetifsdand CI Rye
tons assorted County Iron
Tea, ln1f Furar, Pepper Ginger. Arspisc
Vines 81 various
hfandy-ffcnch and Apple
soap Candlcs-spern, tsrow md adimintinr
Nals, Cover Feet. be- hc
DAILY ENFECTED.
400 bbis North Catoina Ncit Iicfrnrt
r. t2l Apply % JONES a WINSTON
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TRUNKS! TRUNKS! TRUNKs!

rENHE subscriber just opened supply supe
ror Travelling Trunks made expressly Tor him, with iron
frames and made Of the best and the best
which he would call the they
sold low other house this side the Potomac
quality. tde 81 ALIEN. HILL.
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AL uNHREE Iencmcnts on Church Hill s,ii
go - table Tor small ftmle. CnnniN uARwoop
mn ofiee opposite q ulan a aAink-t
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-04-27
Later from the Seat of War,
PHILADELPHIA. n prh z

PHILADELPHIA. hprH %i' i0f'-
By the lowboat Daniel Websler and The
steamer Edith, from Vera Cruz 9th int. ad-
vices have been received at New Orleans,
confirming The accounts by the St. Mary's
at Pensacola, that Alyarado had been captur-
cd without loss.
Commodore Perry was about leaving with
the feet, 10 capture every Mexican port on
the Gulf. Severafhad already been taken.
Une south Of Alyarado. fine one, called
Kacotalpal, possesses nObly sheltered har-
bors
The army was to leave for Jalapa on the
9Th, Twiggs commanding the advance and
Patterson The centre with the volunteers,
and Worth With the regulars closing the
rear.
Col Harvey, with his squandron Of drag
oons entered Antigua, fifteen miles from We
ra Cruz. on the %, and making n brilliant
charge on force OF The enemy's lanceTs,
and captured eigh, men and one OF their off,
GERS,
There are various rumors of Santa An
mas movements-one, that he has 10000
men 10 oppose S colt, meets little credit from
letter writer's and may be considered prob
lemaIical.
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FALL OF CHIHUAHUA.

Accounts from the city of Mexico, recei
we'd at New Orleans, announces the fall o.
Chihuahua. The Delta has the follow
Ing
The latest accounts from Chihuahua were
10 The 5th March. The loss the battle oil
the 29ih February by the Mexicans, is attrl-
buted 10 The cowardice of The Mexican cav
glry. The forces of the Americans are sta
led TO have been 100, and pieces Of artil-
Iery; whilst those of The Mexicans were 1000
men and 10 pieces farillery. The Amer
leans took possession Of chihuahua on the
I'd March. and nearly all the Mexican fami-
lies we're abandoning the city.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-04-27
KILLED AND WOUNDED OF THE
ENEMY.

Two hundred or upward OF Vhe enemy
were killed in the various battles, ard had d
great many more wounded. Its supposed
that nearly the same number will die of iheil
wounds. They seem TO be entirely suhtued
and the country is al present quiet. They
have never had so severe chastising.
Col Price. with all the command but COM
pany 81" OF the U. S. dragons, and Capt
Angnpy's infantry battalion. left the Pueblo
on the 9Th, and arrived in Sanin Fe on the
llth February. The dragons and infantry
remain in Taos
The campaign, going and returning. las
ted 10 days. Most of this lime the men LAID
out, in mid winter. often with but single
blanket and often in banks OF snow. They
had no tents; and there uds not a muImur d
complaint,
Death Of Lieuts. lakeland and Mans
felG.-The remaining Lieuts. Lakeland and
Mansfield died last night. These two bro
thcrs have been called off within few weeks
He died Of fever arising from exposure in the
campaign Of Col. Price.
Lieut. Mansfield, Of CAPT. S ack's compn-
ny. died TO day, also from exposure in the
campaign. Yours. &c.
JOHN BROWN.
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BATTLE OLA CANADA.
SAxrAFE, Feb. is; l8I7.

soA.sFA I = I Gu. 10, lo"f.
Rerorts were daily received that the Puc-
bio Indi ms and Nexicans were marching on
Santa Fr. compelling alto join Them in eve
ryi village, On The 23I Ct January, Colonel
Price with parts of iire companies Of his
own reei nenl tine two companies OF infantry
under Capt. Angncy, detachment Of Capt.
Fisches's company under Lieut. tlouscndei-
val. with four twelve FOUNDER howlizcrs. &
Capt ST Fran'5 volunteer company oil IA
vengery,' marched cut OF Santa Fc, 10 meet
the eremy. The whole number 0i rank and
file 200 mcn. Made a5out Twelve mics and
encamped.
January 24ih, about the middle Of tie day
approached The viii ige Of La CANADA; TWEEN
ty-fve or thirty miles from Santa Fe. The
mounted men of Capt. 81. Vrain's company
we're some two or three miles ah' ad, and
fonnd the enemy at this place in large force
some 2000. This was Immediately repor.
ted to Col Price. The Hen Of the command
we're Carrying their blankets and were here
ordered 10 leave lhem, TO be brought up by
the wagons.
They then advanced. ard found the enemy
rear The village, posted OIL the hills in every
direction, in most advantageous positions.
The artillery was brought TO bear, and shells
and grape we're discharged at The III, but al
every fash they would drop behind the crest
Of the mountains. and the Shots would pass
over them; The hills decIining in The oppos
lie direction fr@m where they we're, but little
damage was doac. Seeing ,h,s, Col. Price
ordered Capt. Angney, vita lis infantry; to
charge the strongest post OF tie enemy; he
VAS supported by company K, oil Colonel
Prices regiment, under command OF Lieut.
White. and The charge WAS gsaiianily made.
Just before this charge was made the enemy
we're attempting 10 flank The command and
get al the wagons, which were still behind,
witt, provisions, ammunition. &c, Capt. 81.
Vran was ordered to bring up the wagons,
which he did in most gallant style. his men
pushing al The wheels oeet the uneven road,
under brisk fire from tie enemy, which,
however, fortunately, did no execution.
Capt.. Mcmillan charged in Il different di-
rcction from Capt. Angney-hoth did execu
ton. The fight lasted about an honr, when
the enemy 6ed over The distant hills-so fast
1hatour mcn, eKeausteJ by the fangues of
heir march fil0sugh the snow, and The fgh
mig, could no1 oVeriake them. The enemy
acknowledge II loss Of 36 killed, aud upwards |
Of IS wounded.
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LATER FROM MEXICO.
VOLUNTARY SURRENDER OF
AlVarad0 and Jalapa,
MOVEMENTS OF THE ARMY.
PHILADELPHIA. April 2l-l2 NJ

PHILADELPHIA, April 2l-12 Nj.
The chip Louisville has arrived at New
Orleans, from Vera Cruz, with advices 10
Sd inst
The inhabitants of Alvarado sent an EN-
basy 10 Gen. Scott; offering 10 surrender the
town. provided he would guarantee the safe
ty ol'their lives and properly.
Jaapa also sent lis Alcade with civil
escort, proffering The surrender Of tie town,
aud praying that American troops might be
sent TO take possession of the town and pro-
tect the inhabitants and their properly.
Gen. Twiggs had left with $500 men, and
Col Harvey with the second dragons, and
Col. Bankhead with the second artillery, A
large train and military force were under
marching orders 10 proceed 10 the national
bridge.
Gen, La Vega had evacuated his post at
The National Bridge-a position supposed 10
be the strongest in The world, andbeing theon-
Iy route from Vera Cruz TO The City Of Mex
leo.
This was done ostensibly because he was
not supported by Tie OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The memory of the proves Of our troops at
Resaca de la Palma had more to do with
il,
He then marched on toward the City of
Mexico. with two thousand men snd nine
pieces OF artillery.
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expense ofthe war. The expenses are es'i-
mated at about thirteen millions; consequent
ly, the United States consider that they
would pay twenty eight millions OF dollars
for the territory described. -,
The United States guarantee that 1t VIII
never consent that any territory or state oil
Mexico shall be annexed TO thcAmerican un-
ion; it equally guarantees the sovereignty OF
Mexico, especially her territory south OF the
parallel Of 26.
The United States will place ten thousand
men, infantry and cavalry, upon the bounca'
ry line, TO prevent smuggling and the incur
sions ofIhe Indians.
The United States engaseto adjust all dis
putes about old claims--we give the remain
der of the sentence in Spanish por el tern
torio cedido por tierrqs. deudds ertrdng erds
&C.. ,
An alliance offensive and defensive shall
be signed between the United States and
Mexico 10 repel all European Intervention II
tho affairs Of Mexico.
Atocha is authorized by the Government
OF the United States to adjust the trims Of The
treaty of peace.