davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-19

CorroN-The market remains inactive and difficult to
effect Sales owing to the impossielty Of engaging
Co.FEE-The market was steady. and we report sales
Of 500 bags Rio at 7Ac small lot of 10 bags do, da,
FRUIr-No sales were reported beyond few casks Of
dried peaches at auction which brought So per cask.
FIsH-The market continued steady for dry cod end
mackerel; 100 boxes behring's sold by auction. ind
brought 6Aac 71sc. cash.
HEMP-Continued scarce and firm.
HIDEs-l 1853 green sold OF auction, and brought &C.
HoNEY.lo nerces Cuba we're sold at Ate: per gallon.
LrAD-Ths market was quiet at s. IS 81 slj4c.
MoLAssEs-The market continued Arm. cargo Of
Cardenas. Just arrived, held at % cents
NAVAL sroREs-Sales were confined almost exclusive
ly to spirits turpentine, at about AZ to 43 cents
OLs-American lnseed continued firm, and sales were
reported at 70 cents but could the report
to any positive source. English held at 80 cents
PRovisIoNs-The market was steady at yesterdays
rates. and we report sales of lot Of prime pork at $s
deliverable in thirty days; 400 barrels do in store at
Bee-There was little doing, but prices steady
previous rates Lard-A sale Of 400 fancy packages in
nary in barrels and kegs quoted at 10 lOi; 200
kegs sold by auction at TX cents, cash. Cheese
port and we report sales Of about 20 daes Including
boxes and casks at ga cents. Butter, good fresh
c0p.inuea IN rea9 1s IT, at Ti prices ns
kicE-Ihe market wns firm; rs tierces, part Of a lot
slightly damaged sold at auction and brought 81 BIZ
sEEps-All kinds were steady and full prices dc.
manded.
sUoAR-we report sales of about 200 hhds New Or.
leans Sc; % boxes brown Havana damaged sold at
auction at Ia cash.
TALLow-Sales were reported at SKA &c.
ToB.cco-The market was steady at 61s for Ken.
lucky leaf
WHsxY-ioo Dbl sold at as,Sc. and 90 do at 2sc
WHALEBonE-No sales were reported, and the market
was quiet at former quotations.
FREiGHrs-To Liverpool 70 Sd IS for Flour and 2sd
for Grain continued to be demanded To lreland So I'd
Tor Flour and 3Od for Grain to Cork and market con-
unued to be asked, and in SONS cases met To Havre
nd London, no change since last report.
REAL EsrATE AT AUCTION story brick
near ID l0vQa q
Two story Ibrck house and lot No. 90 West
Washington Place. .,.,,.,.... & 600
Three story brick house and lot on 9th street.
between aad AID a3d streets. ........... $500
Three story brick house and lot No. SO Warren
street, ssxloo. ....... $4,000
Three story brick house and lot No. IS Lewis
street, ssAl0l. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1850
Lot on Charles street, near Blocker, 25x95 5000
Three Story brick, house and lot 2lst street,
near Sd avenue, 20 by half the block. .. 1000
Lot on Spring street, near Laureus, 23:6xl0O. 500
Two story brick house and lease Of lot No %
Henry street, 20xi00. ........ 5l75
Two story brick house and lot No Al Walker
street. 49,. .....:...-......... $500
BRooKLyN-Tw0 lots on Butler street, between
Clinton and Henry, 26xlO0 each 81 600. 900
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-19
ny TN E "a AILB.

WAsHrraros, Feb. IL, Is47
The Sow Progress Of Liquidation Consul to Shans hsi
--Tns Balance of Pow0 Party" in the Ssnate-Cor-
rtpnon-The Editor Of the Union-Mr. Webster.
The countrymay feel thankful that the two impor
tan measures of the session passed. From this time
till the end Of the session. 1t is impossible to say what
measures will or will not pass. The three million aP-
preparation bill cannot pass the Senate in its present
FORM and II is next to impossible that the House will be
brought TO concur in an amendment striking out the
proviso.
host Of important bills still the calendar and
fear will be delayed till the last days Of the session
and perhaps entirely neglected. Among the most i'm
portsnt yet bo acted upon the
lar bill and the bill for the reorganization Of the State
Department. Tho exigences Of the public service de
mand their passage regret to say that undue inhu
being brought to bear TO the prejudice Of the
Consular bill The friends Of those holding lucrative
Consuates endeavorng to make capital against the
measure, IL will tend TO curtail the smslumcns Of
their friends. II such consideration be allowed to
weigh against the manifest benefit sccruins from its
passage then indeed may despair Of anything like
pure legislation The bill for the reorgsnis alton Of the
state Department cannot DO too strongly advocated
the necessity of the reforms for which provides is eb
solute and imperous.
In connection with the Consular bill, I mention with
great pleasure the unanimous confirmation by the Sc
nate OF the nomination Of Caleb Lyon, Of Lyonsdsls
for tho Consulate Of shsng hal, in China. sir Lyons
varied accomplishments, and more especially his init
mate acquaintance with the Eastern languages, eminent
y qualify him for the performance Of the duties Of tbs
Consulate to which he is appointed.
have had frequent occasion to remark upon the dile
torness Of both houses the present session The fact
cannot be disguised that every possible expedicnt has
been resoed to by the opposition TO delay the progress
Of essla.on In the Senate the democratic party has
not working majority. On almost every question they
are outvoted. The wings by the assistance oil MI ca
houn and his friends have been enabled all through ns
session. 10 keep the administration party IN cheek ana
10 vote them down almost every division. 10 hu,
alude to the votes on the great measures wnIe1 s.I
passed tho senate but the divisions the r6ng details
q business have been generally carried by me oPpo~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-19

inc Motifs C0n0ls-Wo are Informed m
several practical business have become LARGELY
Interested in the orris Canal with the expectation OF ma
knight valuable property. They are now arranging ma
ehnsry aud locks for the planes, that will enable TO
carry assertion OF boat with of coal
when their arrangements completed ON bs Nor
rs Canal will be 40 Of coal, carried in two section
IsS0n 70 Jersey City aud back in twelve days
This sby far the shortest from the coal region
TO New York and if the persons who are now nterestns
themselves IN this Improvement adhere their mn,
pos; of hrowsx of Al. trusts, banking privileges
legitimate business Of Csnsl they well fail 70 make
It ultimately profitable TO the stockhode and an important
Quiet 70 our great stspe, coal The stock has been
proving here for some Te aud yesterday was almost the
only stock on the list that did way under the
prTTi h. s on the maI.st-Putie Ledger
ew YORK - no doubt destined, under good
equal mot exceed the Delaware aud Hudson We all reeol
@ Sr now many years that Companies stock the foot
ga and We it, under the able %sn
Morris Canal only wants energetic men in the direction
become profitable work ard OF safest investments
~ ne country The from the great coal helds
ge pr9euevs esn9ot be we hope sna
rs It has heretofore bern despised and elected.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-19
II &c l. E q IL A II HI g +.
TIE L E RAPHIC.
H q u LIZ I'M = IT A ~ =
FROM MEXICO,
VIA HAVANA.
SANTA ANNA STILL At SAN LUIS POTOsI.
The Clergy refuse to give up their Property.
REPORTED RESIGNATION or THE
MEXICAN CABINET.


WASHINGTON, Feb l6-8P.M
Papers from Havana 10 the 9th inst have been
received by an arrival at Charleston.
They furnish later intelligence from Mexico,
brought to Havana by the British mail steamer,
which left Vera Cruz early this month.
Santa Anna was still at San Luis, with $4,000
men,
The clergy had refused to contribute the eight
millions ofdolars which government had attempt
ed to raise upon church property.
The clergy were much excited against Santa
Anna, and were endeavoring to get up pvosxN-
sidme~to against the whole Cabinet and Santa
Anna. 1t was reported the Cabinet had resigned.
Great jealousies exist between the different
Mexican Generals, and much confusion and dis
organization in the government and in the
country
The Vera Cruz garrison consisted Of three
thousand troops, who were much dispirited, daily
expecting an attack from tho Americans.
1t is said that on the % of February there were
only 1000 men in the Castle, badly supplied with
provisions, and the best informed thought that all
the resistance which they could offer would be
comparatively feeble.
Many vessels laden with valuable cargoes had
run the blockade, and entered different ports OF
Mexico
A large French ship, with valuable cargo, was
captured, after being once warned off.
New Orleans papers of the 18th have come to
hand by the Southern mail, but they contain no
news
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-19
Second Board ,
New Stnck Evch
CITY TRADE REPORT.

New YORK, THURSDAY AFTERNOON, Feb. ls.
The markets rather inactive for most articles of
trade, except Indian corn, which continued to move
freely and at steady prices Messrs GrinnelI Minturn
Co.. on behalf of the Irish Relief Fund entered the
market and purchased 1000 barrels corn meal at SIS l2
for shipment to Ireland The Cambra's news being
fully due, had q tendency to suspend, to extent
operations in -four and the market closed without ami
nation Provisions and groceries continued firm, with
fair amount Of Sales at steady prices.
AsHEs-The market steady at 81 s7H for pots
and at So SO for pearls
BEEswAx.-No change in prices. Good yellow was
worth ~ cts.
BREADsrurFa-Fow.-TAer were sellers of small
lots Of Genesee at 81 l2, while holders demanded ST
as Wereport sales Of 500 barrels Genesse and Mich
gan on private TERMS 900 do Brooklyn mills at 81 49,
with privilege OF taking at 81 l2X after steamers
" i2H and 600 do Genesee, to arrive in May, at S.
6l3 bbs Genesee damaged sold by auction at SIS So to
So SIN Whedt-The market was firm and we report
sale OF 900 bushels of Genesee white at 81 U.s.
badly damaged, in sacks sold by Messrs Belts Co at
auction and brought from 81 1860. Corn-The market
opened rather rmer than did yesterday and before the
close Of Change nearly all the samples offered for sale
were The total sales from 40 to so
bushels including $4,000 deliverable the opening Of
sold at &c. to l00c Corn MeaIThe market was steady
5000 barrels purchased stated account of the
Irish Relief Fund.- at S. IAN for shipment. No change
in Brandywine, which held at IS 49, Rive was
scarce and dull Oats-Canal quoted at ACC SOC
no change in New Jersey. Barley-No sales reported
Beans, white, 800 bushels, sold at ST 3i4c.
EXPORTS OF 5READsTuFFs FROM THIS PoRI: FEB H. lsa7
IN L. d.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-19

ALBANY, Feb. ls, ls47.
Sales Of 500 barrels Rochester Flour made to-day
at 50 s7k with storage until the opening Of navigation
and 600 barrels of Western at S. deliverable ON the
csna about ninety miles hence Street sales Of Grain
were follows Corn at 80 a 3d. Rye, sa Oats. Aox
Al; Barley, e6x; and Malt, SIX. lot Of handsome
hogs sold at 81 b 20 East Sales of 600 lbs Ohio
Butter made at 10 cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-19
Died.


In Brooklyn, L. l., on Wednesday afternoon, Feb IL,
Lucy EvELirA, daughter Of Mr.. Charles c. Backster
aged two years and five months
At Tompkinsville Staten Island, Wednesday morn
ing the 18th nst BEExMAN NJ VAN BEUREr in the 18th
year of his sge.
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited to attend his funeral from his late residence
Friday, at IL M without further invitation. The fne.
raj services will take place in the Dutch Reformed
Church, Tompkinsville. The steamboat Sylph leaves
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-19
AFFAIRS IN WARRINGTON.
CONGRESS I0NAL PROCEEDINGS.
TIE L E g RAPHIC.

Senate.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 49, 16<7.
The Committee on Commerce reported the House bill
regulating the carrying Of passengers in emgsnt ships
with amendments The bill passed and returned to
the House. It requires each passenger to have fourteen
superficial square feet for his chill
dren, not eight years. be counted passenger
The bill to continue the jurisdiction of the Court
at Key West until judge Of the United States Court u
appointed, passed.
The Navy appropriation bill taken up and several
amendments adopted, among them one appointing py-
rotechnis with the rank and pay Of lieutenant
msnding
An amendment was offered to separate the staf marine
corps from the line, and rejected.
The three million bill then taken up.
Mr.. BurLER made highly interesting Speech princi
pally In reference to the slavery question
Mr.. Housror obtained the floor for tomorrow
Mr. SIMMONS commenced speaking, but gave way to
motion to postpone the bill until to morrow.
The private calendar then taken up and several
bills passed
The bill for renquishing the stock Of the Chesapeake
and Delaware Canal, owned by government, was or
posed by Mr. Cameron, and passed over informally.
House ofRspresentatives.
WASHING TON, Feb. 10, ls47.
The House proceeded to the consideration Of the ter
toria bill to aid in the construction Of certain roads
in Wisconsin which was taken up in committee Of the
whole.
Numerous amendments for the improvement Of rivers
and harbors proposed and rejected, and the bill
being reported to the House, rejected, So to l02
The bill to continue certain public works In wiscon
sin, next considered and amendments passed, en-.
bracng many provisions.
The river and harbor bill of last session proposed;
when Mr. McCleand moved to strike out all after the
snactipg clause and insert substantially the River and
Harbor bill
A long debate ensued and several amendments TO sub
sttute proposed, when the committee without
ton on the substitute, and
The House adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-19
AID TO IRELAND

THE Committee appointed take charge of donations and
provisions clothing &C for he poor
have chartered the bark Victor" loaded as
posise and they haye he sasacon of ne pub
lie that Mr. Waller Gnfhs HIS generously offered for
depot The gatu us use Of of his bages which lies nj
L.nts No e south any articles
by MIR Gnhs Articles of clothing &C. may be sent TO The
store OF Mr. Joseph No I8 Broadway no has very
kindly offered to take charge Of the free
the Committee. "
GEORGE BARCLAY. 20 Beaver St
X. b. MlNTUKN, 78 South St,
yAS REYBURN, 20 South William ST.
WIN REDMOND, a Exchange place,
c, GEORGE MCBRIDE, Jr., 4s Broadway,
fI8 Tire Committee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-19

EPHILADELPHIA, Feb. ls-8F.M.
An injunction against the western telegraph line hav
ing been refused by the Circuit Court will commence
operations tomorrow.
Eight thousand barrels Of -four sold here to-day st
80 2b-two thousand barrels Of meal at 81 u.s. OF
grain we have noticed only few small sales at former
rates No change in stocks.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-19

TO OWNERS or REAL ESTATE.
FRANCIS BLANCHET, Agent, informs the owners OF
Heal Estate ha ~ takes charge Of letting houses,
,ng lots and collecting rents the reasonable term
~ has been for the last years the of the LAT
John Ionnee; and devotag all his the above bus-
ness ne WI gye full sasisctlou to those who will
entrust him with their confidence He give the best
feenees and security to amount il required Please sd-
dsss note through the Po,t Once No zs Sinh Avenue
ia76 lmsre
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-19
AID TO IKELANN

ND TO
COMMITTEES. Primes Buildings, 81 Wall street, Feb
Il ruary Is, 18i7.
kesoved, That be- and is hereby recommended that
meetings be forthwith held in the several wards Of this
Tor the purpose OF organising committees said wards
collect contributions for the furnishing poor Of ireland
Resolved, That In the opinion ths committee such col
Iections can be most eectuay made bv dstrictng the
wards and placing the sIstrcts charge Of suitable collect
Ing committees who shall through the ward
Wall street. second floor.
ielIhi M. VAN sCHAICK.
DRAGONS FOR MEXICO,
THE only Cavalry Corps that will be aecep.ed from
THIS state BY authority from the President American
liens Of good moral character DESTROYS Of enrolling uader
aole ana experienced officers invited YES
immediately to the recruiting officer at 1877
I,OS Al dollars bounty and 1850 acres Of
horse equipments are furnished by Government
sen,r. Ind Lieutenant nay Gie CHARLES KEARsvNG.
fe 3tsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-19
AUCTION NOTICES.

By JACOB g. PLATT, AuetionesL
CROCKEoY GLASS CHINA-Fnday, Feb. -, At 10
~ o'clock 10 the sge the auction % Plat
street 80 glass tumbers cTuets specie solar
aud lard globes best blue printed, painted edged dipped
and Z ware: bed glass inks IS dozen glass
lamps china tea set-in lots from the shelves sut deal
ers ara months credit over 500
feis her WM. w SHIRLEY. Sales man.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-19

! GLASS WORKS GLASS WORKS.!
and sG.siSn sfvs and Issd h: New York
.: Es'; siis - 'iS:
,'s', attention ssf sis
;zAyERICaN MoUSLLN DE LINES
CKaAFT5 TAYLOR, II Broad street Agents for the
: rad. s:S 10 yss which
ID BEOWNSON vii! deliver Lecture at the Broad
wa; VIII Eqdsy 10Th ina, The
T,ss:s i: ;,y
Fl Thomas "a; a' q. IS 50 ! s; Wa street. !
Tsrpe as DSsn.y1 9 s soas tips street.
AI;o Mr. DUNCAN. Book Store Isl Futon ' street,
DALLEY,s CoNNELL's PAIN EXTRACTOR
COUNTRY merchants be supplied with the true
s and at s1a sa, fail
number 'N0' 81 cour'andt 'treet mus, sought
NB-wanted IS to 80 travelling agents from different
States. each TO furnish his fis m.rc
LEScO NS IN DRAWING, SC.
M employ svius ' lessons in 20
an Hs Wfsr s seor painting nnn taqSsrs.
M si: a;f%,s r.
sl al he ssS % % and around New
T. ss";s: Rev r. F. ssA,osdsY 2
t1si a If ssS:se koo Ms' Pilot
1s and ,; %ds a. the ssv
$50. 600 no LEM M, ON, on BONG and moTteass. y
Wall street in the Crocn water Office basement who has
ana lot Tor aae situated on 4h street. opposite Wash
Xpa %1 .S.V. of lend BSEsSyn
NEW SPRING GOODS.
ng the ciiyo III. stock Of Fancy and Staple
B ssas rom fs'
DALLEY'S PAIN EX7RACTOR
M ERCHANTs AND DRUGGISTS can obtain their
or depot Liberal made with Wholesale pui.
Fesh eertdeaes Of its remarkable, efficacy in Buns Piles
Rhsunatim, &c; &C., furnished gratis.
several II viz
f2 lm.,e No. 2os Broadway.
ton or cargo the reasonable terms delivered either
al .s sHHss Fl House.
CAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE
WANTED.
Lohns Furniture dpo.. can obtain ar esss
asase, or through The which paassnsy attend
NB-L,ds. be ..ended.o by Mrs coRen ss i%
S9ID,AA N WATER ERR AND APPARATUS Matthews. No
sSdi sfas e sss psf with
ting Of the apparatus and &c will
apparatus. feb7 Irrs IN
aAEs HHR 81 TH ~ sK H
&c RISES CoMrcurp syRus Of Hydriodste Of Potasss
published Tor the sole benefit Of those suffering from heum
sm pans and stiffness OF the JOINTS swelling the
lar them eruptons OF the skim
arnx from an impure state OF the blood &c From oora
mo- experiments under the direction and supervision of the
most eminent OF the Faculty. has
and many have ed best 10,
sble combination of remedies for the above named dease
II Is prepared tromths purest articles and warranted
give Satisfaction IL hins, purhes and quickens the
ton asvs irritation, and leaves every part OF the animal
economy IN perfect state of health.
The great and demand article of this kind
his The proprietor to bring before the public
all may have the benefit OF and know remedy
Tor these most distressing complaints IL ed In
full confidence and needs but Trial convince the
creiulous Of its surprising properties.
Prepared and by CHARLES VI. RING, Druggist
-. 1872 Broadway, cor. Johnst
b. Be sure to observe the written sgD .tuc C. n
KING over the cork NJ each bottIe Ja26 Imsc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-19
AN IMPORTANT WORK.
NEUROPATHY.

AN IMPORTANT WORK.
NEUROPATHY,
TRUE PRINCIPLES OF THE ART OF HEALING
THE SICK.
Being IN explanation Of the action of
GALVANISM, ELECTRICITY, AND MAGNETISM,
IN THE CURE OF DISEASE,
And comparison between and those of Drugs
Medicines, OF all kinds with view determine their
latlve value, and proper uses.
BY FREDERICK HOLLICK, NJ D.,
Lecturer Physiology the Origin Of Life, the Causes and
Cure Of Disease &C., &c.
Price, Is cents. Published and Tor sale by
ID. &. MOORHEAD, 1872 Broadway
TThe trade supplied the nostbera fi2 lw%rc
tAhlolAN DYkiNG ESTABLISHMENT.
Depot for the reception and detuery of Goods at Mr..
Courts, ll8 Wtliiam ST., Neto York
r T.. COURT X DESCHAUX, 1.-THE lattery recent
ly arrived from Paris beg respectfully announce to
the and merchants generally that they dye
troduced into the United States and according the
Pars fashion, all sorts Of goods silk and twist either
plain shaded traius organisms and silks, zephyr
worsted and woolen Of all kinds sewing cotton
hair, linen and cotton yarns.
They imported patent machinery for putting up silk
and worsed in the best and most approved either
spools DR. skens
Damaged faded silks, wOrsteds ribbons silk and
cotton gloves and hose gimps fnge cords and tasses la
dies and genemens garments redyed and made equal
articles.
Orders carefully attended to and promptly executed
jN20 lmsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-19

MOURNING COLLARS AT WHOLESALE.
THE best to be found in the city, T. sinclsirs an
Canal Southern and country dealers will fnd
to their advantage to call bsfore they purchase 6 m.r
FANCY PAPER AND PAPER BOXES
ZONES FRlEDEL IFS John street. Pearl up stars.
of boxes and sample cards and del
ler in fancy papers, All orders thankfully received and
HENRY Jones.
His imsnc HENRY FRlEDEL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-19

L Taylor. Co " w.
THE CODE OF HONOR
or, THE THlRTY-NlNE ARTICLES showing the whole
inner in which tho Duel s to be conducted with amusing
anecdotes Of Duens to which prefIeda Dissertation on
the origin and progress Of the Duello, by
A SOUTHRON.
This certainly the remarkable work Of the age 10
great attractveness Of style adds the singular merit of
systematsng the Duel pruning OF bares and
while lays down laws for prosecuting the
Of honoraby avoiding diiculties
VIM TAYLOR & co.
No. Astor House, ". ", ard
l6 lWrc IL Iarxis'aIBnildIncs BaIfimors Md
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-19

- WANTED to Hire in Willismsbureh "A small neat
E.: Cottage within hfteep walk Of Peck
S2A Slip Ferry. Add ess p. X. WILLIAMSBURG Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-19

SHIPPERS OF GRAIN.
BAGS.
Ora HA M BROTHERS
M4NUF.a CTUhERS AND DEALERS IN BAGS,
NO. 90 Water street, New York,
CAN supply shippers of Grain with all kinds Of Bags
~ quantity at the lowest cash prices The advantages
Of shipping grain bags preventing load
ing and dischaging insurance less when in this FORM
in the ultimate, economical than If shipped bulk.
81 lmsA RI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-16
10 he Editor; Of he Enquirer:
THEDIScUSSION.

While you and some Of your correspondents
are giving Us able and elaborate accounts al The
discussion on lasl Friday night, perni. me 10
give shc-, description, b. way Of figure, quite
familiar 10 people who live in tie country. Ali
have seen the brave little .iha,in pinning the
crow, and driving him, DISCONTINUED, from The
l9.as soip fed Ga Jgs! So Cd 2g f Ts42p
Isl, las: Friday night Onc ihns struck me as
very rich" III The Doa's entertainments ot
his Mexican b!ac!; brceches, with I'd patches:
j. was lis holding up i.st Of lie Killed AMI
wouHicd, and dsrrccsing the horrors oil war;
thus, a. il were. ,reading on The bodies Of his
brave and patriotic counirymen, IL reach seal
il Congress. Thinks !, can tbs be The same
man who, some years aeu, wt;le il Congress,
threatened the Administration with CIVIL VAR;
who talked Of mastering ten thousand bayoDeIs
in Pennsylvania Avenue 2" "Ot all The canis in
tbs cellng woIlI," &c
Texan Rangers. rally 10 your ccunlfy's Sian
dsrd OIL the 22nd Defeat and rour await he
Mexican Feds, from Don Juan Mexicano down
10 mis- con!essor, ST. Bartholomew!
ANOTHER DEMOCRAT.