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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-06-30
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(ltetertetuns bee ,,sSnffalc Itlesrapb."l
Menn anoers bic 8eritte Der 9fei]eneen
une Sriefldreibern @laubsn peroienen, 70
mub oerneue pablt ein ieltenes Multer, nidt
allein unter ben pdbaeu, fcnosrn audi I'M.
ter ben He9enten aaer Slamen nno Gla11en
iein. Splsence itOne 3ase leiner @obltbd-
tisfeit uno 9lftioitdt entuebmen mir eiuem
neuen Merfe Der Mis TannY &emble Butt
ler ilber Stalien, eas binnen &urSem i'm
Druid erlfeinen fpirb:
slm Gage Ger pro5effcn bon ct. Soban.
nes eateran fiebt cine am 8e9e lie9enoe al
te 8ettlerin nit aue9eltredten srmen Die
0aIfe oesStattbalters @brilti auf @rben an.
Der papft bielt an, fancte ibr ausenbliflia
Elm Gclbfidlunb fdritt bant in prp,efilon
reiter. Sa Der Tadt besab er ih I'M slnsuse
eires Nbbate, (mieceren @eiitliden) nadb Der
Wpbnats Der srmen, bic er ild bate ,eiaen
lafIeu, anb fanc fle bort auf blciem Strcb lie
sen. I'M 3uitanbe oes duBeriten @lenbs. -
Sosleid oerflste er fd nun ,u benz @eiit.
liten ibres &irdipren9els, ber nidt cbne
srcBe Mabe aus ieinem speiden 6eoerbet
aufseidredt, in feline seriuse Beitirnans ae
serietb, ais er in ieinem fpdten S.lud,e be,
|pabit felbit erfannte, melher ibm cine,
ernlfen Derneis iber bic 0ernadbldillaun
ber feiner Sbbut anpertrauten slrmem er
tbeilte uno ihm befahl Der armeu Trau, ci
er 70 eben beiudt,. unpershglid, @elt
Seahrun9 unb 8ettienS su iberlenben.
Seine 6eili9feit bat einen eisenen Brie
faFen auf benz pcifamte, ,pcsu er nur oltei
ben SdllGel 4at uno ale barin nieoersele!
ten Brieie fcnn,en eesbalb unmiitelbar !
bes pabffes eisene Sdnbe, spdhrenb frlb.
bon ollea al cen 1erfcybenen grego
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-06-30

Die Deutl den nm mertfani-
{ de &r te9. @s sereiht unfern
Sanosleuten iehr CUR ghre, baB iIie tpdbrsnc
oes sansen 8rie9s NIT Merfc, rid,t nnr ia.
pier mitfcdieu, irnbern ooe Ne uur b6d,lt iel-
ten Su Sla9en i,ber Dienitperaeben ober
Wan9el an Dtenfteifer 8eranlafnne aoten.
sluBer bem, oaB fle fd iflaeen tpie bic SO,
men, halten fle anf Srcnnn9 unb Disciplin,
,pie rieS BON allen surtdfetreuben SffHieren
Ger 9rmee bier in Walhinston petfIdert
,pirc. uStidt nur Gnb es quite Splcaten'',
tDrten mir mebrere @enerdie fasen, ,,lon-
bern aud, CUTE Wenlheu. "0tob 1T fein
Heufher oaDcn 9elaufcn. (Siat. Cem.)
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-06-30

Ert9 Doer Srieoe m il Wl E ri
TO. Gs 1T jest ausgemad,t, caB Werifc,
ipenM es audi ben 8riea fertflihren tpcllte,
1ller Wlttel 5ur Srie9sfibrune aar ift. Ter
'pas ccn 9tp Nric, pte man i'm arcBartia
nannte, rb9ledb einc StraBe BON Der Sreitc
Der ptnIDloania- 9ornue eatei portei flbrt,
1T nab Den neuciten Iahriebten uid,t bete-
ltl9t, oaae9en iclten neun englildH Meileu
bon Der Stact Merifo felbft, Ncltunasperfe
errihtet ,peroen. Das lit 9llles dummies
3eu1. llnire Gruppen, meun fle fe yauf
e Sdltpleri9feten. ftcBen fcllten, iperren ea
bineinitirmen unb bic Wcrifauer herausia.
gen, als CD fle nie ba 9e,peleu mireu.
Tad ben neuciten Tahrid,ten werben
Scctt nnc Ioylcr in Werifp sulammentref-
fen. Gte Sctld,aft bes @cuoerneurs BON
Gan euis an Senernl Taplcr mirb Der alte
.,Nanh nno Hi,ifis," perfOnlit beantpcrten.
9Henn Werifc nidt grieoen idlieBt, pber
renn bic jeeiae Neaiermng BON Merifc niebt
Nrieoen fhlie6eu mill, 70 nerbcn Scctt uuo
Gaplcr tpobl cine Ge9ieru,1g in Werifo ein-
SuleBen spiTen, ipeld,e 70 p,el 8er(tano hat,
Iee su thun. Ge; slnarhie in Merifo mus
Elm 3iel 9efebt, bic Meraner lclblt miiiIen CT.
oiliflrt wereen, nnb Gle eabrcnes unb qere-
rps muden temGeies aebcr,hen, IelbIt trenu
gSbiNS oaritber GrDfchilsthrdnen peraieeeu
icllten. Tte Sioililaticn nat bas 0ied,t; uub
ii, srenia Sahren tpirb Werifc Gin bliiteuce
rer, cbaleid, temllmfane nad Elm etros flei
nercr Staat iein ale iest. C9tat. Iemefr.,
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-06-30

sal he g tDte,t. Nalfehe Elm Del
larncten auf Die Staatsbant BON Snbiana
l'no i'm umlanf. gle fno gut nahoemaobt
l'''c man fann leidt bocnrd betrosem ,per-
Den. Ger Druid 1T etwas bld0er ols Der
Ger Nedtcn, uno cas- papier ctipas itdrfer.
- Gln &anfmann in Der fiinften Strase
nahm oori9en Samitas oertadtlos brei Der
lelben ein.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-06-30

Gin Better as bas Seber irItit
letdt serfertl9en 'fann, o1s Die Serdnceruna
ees 0Settere riel 5ure:dfIl9er ocrberIa9t,
als Der Barometer, Der eigentlid nur cine
Suftwa9e, erfcroert foleenbe Setanotbcile
! ectb Rampfer, sectb Salpetcr, { Qptb
Salmaf. Secer bieler Stcffe ,pirb befc,,-
ocrs in Eprnbranhuein pom minoeltens aebt-
sehn GRAB aufselDit, mas bel ZEN Sal,en
fhnea erfcl9t beim Sanpfer Iansfamer, 70
Dap man oenielben ilber elnem 9elinben Sel.s
er, coer cas 9efde in tparmes Ba0er eir-
tauhenc, ettpas nadbelfen muB. Sinb alle
Stcffe auf9elDit, 70 perben fte ;uIamnlcn
oermlltt nno barauf Die gan3e WafTe lit
ldn9lihe @efdfe. allenfaus in bic befanuten
Gau be @clcsne- Slalhen se9rGen, Die eanm
ccrllhti9 5u Uerpfrppfen unc su per1leoeln
ilno. Oieie Slalfen pcrben nun an fre,er
euft an elmer Senitertrnitins, an Der Otpro-
ielte Der Wchnun9 aufgebanaen, uno fDunen
ecrt 9Stnter6 tpie Spmmers bdnaen tleiten.
Wetterperdnoerunsen sciaen 1td, nun iebcs
onrd, Grptaa- SiIoun9en an, uno ;par nad
fcl9enoer @rfobruna
Slare SlnfIgtett perfinciot heiteres Wet.
ter.-Grnbe SlifTi9feit seiet 9icsen an.-
gls auf cem @ooen tide Quft, sSrpft i'm
lStnter.-Griib nit fleinen Sternen, Tpn-
uerpetter.-8rcBe Slcden fhwere Quft. be-
osdten Soimmel, Sdnee i'm @inter.-Tabeu
i'm cbcrn 2beile Der Stu0iete,t, spinNiass
Observation-Disclosures Slcfsn, bic in Ser
Dohe bleiben, 9Gtrce in BEN rbern 9uftldit-
ten.-Sleine Stsrne i'm Minter bel bclleu
Scnnenitein Shnee am fclsenben erlter
coer Sspelten 2a9e.-Se bDber oas @is i'm
9Ssnter lts'9t, INN 70 9rO1er tprb bic &dlte.
(Dbll. Oen.)
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-06-30

Sen. GaYlcr's stbidbicb pcm 2. MifTi(pri-
0ie9imente ica ttef erfhattert seweIen fein.
9lls bic Trurpen gum Iesten Male Dor INN
par acirte,t, u. auf cine turse 9lblhiecsrere
sewd,tiet ,paren, ilterpdIti9ten bic @efiitfe
bes 9lugenblids Die Srree Seele bes @ene-
rails. Wit Gbrdnen in ben Slu9en fonnte er
MIR Die went9en Dorte berausbrinsen !:
nSebabt Guh mohL Sun9en, -setabt Gud,
trohl, i'd fann n,ht mebr ia9en."
Die neneiten HahrttteR beffdtieen, bag
lth bic beioen Qieut. Maban nno Wumfort
pom 8ir9inier- -He9,niente bneUirt baben,
uno baB 8cice I'M Tueu gsfallen Inb.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-04
NEWS FROM THE ARMY.

In another column we give some very interest.
ing intelligence from The Delta. We extract a
few additional particulars from The Picayune.-
We deeply lament The death OF Capt. Stevens T.
Mason. He was brave and generous and be.
loved by all.
The reported election OF Herrera Qhe friend OF
peace) as President Of Mexico (Gen. Scott, in
his late Proclamation refers TO him as The former
"Vlrtuous and patriotic President,") the flight OF
SANTA Anna from Puebla, and the capture ofthat
populou' and wealthy city by Generals Worth and
aultmsn, form new elements OF calculation as
to The probabilities Of peace or continued war.
We lake great pleasure in recording the cap
tore OF party OF guerillas 10 The number of 40,
by Ii. Col. Randolph Of the Virginia Regiment
We are glad that our "boys" have had lille
"chance"
Gen. Worth entered Puebla on the afternoon
OF the 18th, AFTER sharp skirmsh with parry
oil lancers sent on, 10 delay his advance
SANTA Anna was in the city al The moment,
oul al once left, and pushed on towards the Ca.
pital
II was reported lha, Gen. Valencia was be.
tween Pneola and The capital al The head offour-
,een thousand men 10 resist our further advance.
but this is doubtful.
The result OF The Presidential election was no.
Knoxn. Santa Anna, Elloriaga and Hernia were
candidates among others.
Sabia Anna is said TO have had considerable
iolce with him when he passed through Puebla
-VaIIously estimated from 500 To 10000 !,
Is shFewdly suspected that he intends 10 use his
force 70 MAINTAIN his personal position and Sc
cure The Presidency.
Capt. Mayo, Of the navy, Governor OF Alva
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-04

Each Stale in Mexico, through lis Assembled IL
parnena or State Legislature elect. ls G Ger
en-. members. T6is note is carefully sealed and ~
sen: on to The capital and when al! are co ,us,s
the individual who has The vote oi Tue s's S"ch
num.er OF States is declared duy ecc'eo. o" ,en
a aSS9 y es s is known VI s last The
Congress Of the Republic, in an ex!Iaaian mar
session, chose Santa Anna Presden, a1 co. orsss
Farias Vice President and the same Co"s ~
in The present distracted ssaie OF The county, "''
do The same again. ..ou, ,cco,dinp
ii The high iunc,ionaries are chosen aeco,v
Cruz rue Tamsulipas, Nueva Leon, Coahua Chr ID
Saso s1 sss,s upRfs G' en take 'no
perhaps one OF e%T the fact that they &C.
e pu ID b s oof troops We shall know all aoou.
ihs matter in Tue Of few days ,i. and e
meantime can h inform Sa aa' hs ss w ae
hap;eye ,ba Herrera will be elected, but perhaps
w;,b Them The wish is father to the hope.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-04
USE OF ALCOHOLIC DRINKS.

III lnk IkLhbnAs ED IN. HASAIh
In no case Whatever, in which there is hsalb
and yigor OF constitution, is the use Of distilled
spirit ever beneficial ior their preservation or,or
the endurance OF fatigue or hardship
The continued use o. arden. spirit canno, j.
INDUCED in without the oTtQ,nty Of irjury.
-Nerer does arden, spirit operate as preventive
o; EPIDEMIC and pestilenliai diseases: very &c.
neraily i, is an exciting cause oi such diseases
The fiec OF frequent moderate use OF such
liquors IS 10 create an appetite for an snce02 d.
The noxious draughi.
lne pros,rdtion OF Ire system, By intempef.
ance IS manifest in asgravaing the character Z.
every disease, is readily discerned BY The obse!.
want physician, and deman ms all his skill in he
| management, OF the existing malady.
Thr efec. OF alcohol, On those who use il. i.
10 impair and Yiliale the moral sense.
| On the Intellectual powers the effects Of alcoho!
are ieet!eness and exhaustion, degrading them u
madness and iciocy.
The disease Of an habiiual tIunkari will i.
| The most part run lis course usirfueacea by .ne.
ical treatment: in the EXHAUSTION produced 81
| iniemperance, medicines are oi,eniimes useless
and The diseases OF The rater drln.er are com.
para;ively lew in number % general. readily
controlled, and when lie malay is removed, II.
constitution is easily restored 10 lis original heath
and vsour.
A very large proportion Of h deaths Of adults
particularly from infammaory ci,eases, t.op.
Sizes and tGmouhages ale prccuc-t Is the u>s !.
alcohol.
The chances Tor vigor health ant ons Tie
are in favor OF him who altogether abs.ain> ION
the use OF ardent spirits.
SpiIi,uous liquors are the most commoa cau.t
o. insanity.
Even their moderate use has tendency g az
ale the drunken appetite
As family medicine, distilled spin, is yei,
dangerous, and should only be employed sael
anu prescribed b. a piySeicn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-04
From Mrs. HsWs Book on Ireland ]

EFFECTS OF TEMPERANCEIN IRELAND
We entered one day cottage in suburb OF
Cork; woman was knitting stockings al The door.
Il was as neat and comfortable as any in The most
PROSPEROUS districts OF Ensland.-We tell her
brief story in her own WORDS as nearly aAwe can
recall them
INV husband is wheelwrieh', and always
earned his guinea week He vas coed work.
man. and neither bad man nor bad husband;
but the love for the drink was strong in HIM, and
i, wasn't often he brought me home more than
five shllings GU, of one pound, on Saturday
night: and j. broke my heart 10 see the poor chill.
dren loo ragged 10 send TO school, 10 say nothing
of The starved look they had, out Of The little
could give them.
"Well, God be praised, he took the pledge, and
the next Sunday he laid tweniy-one .hlings upon
the chair you sit upon. o! didn't give thanks
on my Bonded knees that night Still, was fear
fol it wouldn't last and spen. no more than the
Ave shilings was used TO- saying 10 myself, may
be the money will be more wanted than il Is now.
"Well, the next week be brought me the same,
and the next, and the next, until eight weeks
passed; and, glory be 10 God! there was no
change for the bad in my husband; and all The
while he never asked me why there was no
thing better for him out OF his hard earnings;
so felt there was no tear for him. The ninth
week when he came home 10 me, | had This
fable bought. and these six chairs, one for myself,
four for the children, and one Tor himself. And
/ wa. dressed 10 q new gown, and The children
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-04
"Bozzy" is in type ant will APPEAR 10. morrow
ARRIVAL OF THE PACKET SHIP
RAINBOW

RAINBOW
FOUR DAYS LATER PROM EUROPE.
The ship Rainbow, which sailed from Liver.
1 pool on the 9Th OF May arrived :, New YORK or
Tuesday afternoon, bringing tour days later in.
telisencs than that brough, By The steamer BIi.
lannia.
The Ministers were debating in The House OF
Lords the proposed action on the Irish poor law VS.
An American firm in Manchester is said 10
have failed 10 The extent Of fl0000O.
| The United States money marke, was begin.
ming 10 attract general attention in Parliament
The Irish famine fever was raging and greatly
on the increase. No less than 256 funerals had
entered Father Mathews cemetery in one week
The New Jersey Relief ship had arrived al
Liverpool, and had caused quite stir.
Money in London and Liverpool continued
very scarce, and the rates OF discount raised from
five 10 twelve per cent.
been made since 4rh May a, from SID. 10 81 and
Of Mobile al 4.d. TO Gid.
The arrivals Of grain and -four were limited
Wheat has advanced 3D. per bushel. Western
-four brought AS per Dbl; Philadelphia and Bal
timore brands 42s 3D. 43s.
Indian Corn was held from Is. to 2s. higher
and dull. Other grains had advanced in proper.
lion.
LONDON, May 7-Whea, has advanced S. per
quarter, and -four Is. per Dbl.
There has been terrible civil war in China.
One hundred and thirty thousand persons killed
and wounded
Barron de Boique, The French Minister Of Agri-
culture and Commerce, had arrived in Liverpool,
en- rouie TO America.
There had been food riots all over Europe.
The accounts from the wheat markets Of The
French departments are again becoming each
day more serious. In almost every district rise
in prices had occurred.
The iyphus fever was increasing in Dublin.
The hospitals were crowded.
There was dreary gathering Al Cancellation
Hall on Monday, the Sd. The weeks rent was
E26
News OF the capture of Vera Cruz was receiv-
ed By the ship Arcole, which left here on The 18th
OF April and reached Liverpool OF The 7th Of
MAY. Mexican stocks rose in The London mar
Ike, on The receipt ofthe news, from the belief that
the event would hasten The conclusion Of peace.
The Banks of Ireland have further advanced
the rate OF discounts TO Ct per cent. on all bills
having more than sixty days 10 run. All Of
shorter date six per cent.
In Belfast typos lever prevails 10 IN enormous
extent. No less than a thousand persons are in
Hic,ec.
In the last four months 754 persons have died
in the Kilkenny Union Poor House.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-04

We learn from China, Mexico, (say,In
Alexandria Gazette that the Alexandra Vc.or.
,eers, belonging 10 the Virginia Regiment. un-e'
Cap:ain Corse, and one Other company, taT-
been employed, under command OF Colonel Ran
dolph. as Ranges. ami succeei led IN one o. the,
excursioners, in taking prisoners about io!iy-hye
Mexicans, belonging 70 Canaies Troops. THIS
have also cap,urci may arms, Sc. The cicer
and soldiers all acted like men OF me.ile
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-04
POTOMAC PAVILION.

.
rJ,HE subscribers having taken this popular and h,a
thy place of recreation, and r-.i,ird The pl,nan
with new furniture beds. mattresses. SC. respectfully
announce that II viii be open Tor thr reception 81 w
rers on Tile 18Th IL June. Particular IN been
ken IN The selection of servants, and ii ihr ts
euiS.ncs IN the country has been engaged. The iatc
viii present all the tellcacies Of Tie Potomac y'r az
II the surrounding couniry-oysters. hsh, crabs ac =
IN every variety IL cookery The bathing II ihe fI'
ION al all times excellent. will be- rendered very .uPe
nor this season BY the erection Of new bathing hcus
which viii he properly attended Il. Plnry Poni !,
rasy Of access being about lnU miles rQu-d,an ''cE
Washington and Baltimore, with steamboats, Re .ulls
touching and landing passengers NJ the wharf tfcm
those cities Norfolk, &c. steamboat, vii ALTO con.
vey passengers thrice week 10 and from Aqua trttt
to the Pavilion-thus giving yisers from Richmond
and The South 4 safe and delightful Conveyance IT,
the invalid. this place presents pleasant fescr fe'
health and recreation.
son. ' '"'' - ""'
NoeSra charge vii be made for amusement,
Board per MONTH "a a,
BOARD ,,rr week. a.
Board per day. 81
chiidien ald sensnis haf pricr. Fannie, !, ! N,
s><sca :-keE = Moderate rate
jas- i-e. KiRKWoon & KELLER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-04
MORE. MYSTERY,

The correspondent OF the Baltimore Sun says
there can be no mistake that upon the Tariff ques-
ton Gen. Taylor agrees with the States Rights
men; "as there are letters in town positively &C.
claring that Gen. Taylor is in favor OF the Ia
riff Of 1886 On this account, certain reserve
is praclised among the influential gentlemen OF
Inc opposition, who have not yet resigned lheni'
selves 10 The inconrroverlible TACT so happily SCI
forth in the old adage, that halt loaf is better
Than no bfead'n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-04
TURPIN & CO.'S OFFICE, open from ;, 4
NJ nntil o p NJ

I.e, all other Vendors boast a. they viii.
TURPIS 4 co. sell Prizes sill "a.
Drawn Nos OF Alexandra Lottery, Class ~, Nay =.
IL 80 81 rs 10 ~ 81 a So SO.
Ticket Nos. IL Is 50, prize OF 200 dollars
Ticket Nos 9 81 So, prize Of 600 dollars. "a
Both sold and paid by TCRPls -
Drawn Nos. Of Leeshurg Lottery, Class - NAY .
S so 80 62 3 81 "a SIS 90 ~ IA
Ticket Nos. 20 30, prize q 100 sal,As 20
and paid by TuhfiN
Drawn Nos. Of AleIandria. Glass p, June ~
40 80 IS % - IS 63 u % Ii II o.
Two Lotteries To- Day Leesburs Lottery Ezra, m
I3 Capitals: S4444, ,sG. SIS. etc. 20 No, an"
drawn. Tickets 81; halves so cts quarters . CO "a,
Aiso-Monongalia Lottery. No. y. Capitals VIZ, ,es
$500 SOL Of ,OOo, etc. ~ Nos, ID drawn
ets r. 50; halves IS; quarters 81 cts. .
To-uor,ow-The grand prize Of $500 Te.sa
Slo For prizes in every Lottery, apply =. tue -
tabished prize once oil
June5
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-04

all had new sui; and upon his plate pu, III.
bill and receipt for them aI-Iu>, the eight sir.
teen shillnes they cost that III saved on, Of h.,
wages. Ne; knowing what might happen and Tia,
Away before went for drink. And he cried. eooI
lady and good gentleman, ne cried iise BABY
but twas with thanks TO God; and now where',
the healthier man than my husband IN me coun,y
Of Cork, or a happier vie than myself, or caceh.
ter or better led children than our own lourlo
II mos, unlikely that such IA mi!y viii again
sink into poverty and wreichsdness We migt;
add largely to these cases, not only from VIVA, We
have heard, bu, wha, We have seen.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-04
anI 0 unit eers! I'LL

AD!UTANT GENERALS oFFhE.,
RiesSos5. June g. lsi7.
(yEAILEhEN who are engaged IN different cnsrt,
=, q ne SAFE IN the enrolment Of Volunteers unt,f
ne eli ION 'hs Department II o5lh April last viii
lsase trof; the progress of enromeD; soon post
be, hat, soon sufficient number are obtained
shey may he placed IN quarters al Richmond and unta
: Course Of military instruction By Command,
June f-c3w WIN. u. RICHARDSON. 4. G
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-04
ANOTaER TOWN TAKEN.

In the Vera Cruz Correspondence Of The n.
Orleans Times, Ezra, we find The following mar
ra,ive taken down from the lips Of Capt Busson
ot The Schooner Fraternile Of New Orleans
son The 9Th instant, the Fraiernite lett Vera
Cruz in company with the United States sloop Of
war A oauy, and arrived al Naulla on The l0th.
The CAP ain OF The Albany fired gun, soon al
Ter her arrival of the bar, and hoisted a Whl!e
flag, upon which The authorities OF The town came
on board and formally delivered Naulla INTO The
possession Of The Americans. This being done,
The Albany sailed for Tecoluta, The Fraternne
remaining for the purpose OF disposing Oh ne'
cargo. 49,,
"a, 10 o'clock on the morning OF the 18th,
wen, on shore with two Of my crew, and iounf
there three hundred armed MeIicans who nae
lust arrived from Misania, and taken possession
OF The town. They seized the authorities o! me
place who had given up The town 10 The Amer
cans, together with Mr.. Henry Godet, supercaF
90 OF the Fraiernite, MIR. Dorles, passenger
| and those OF my crew, who had accompanied me
on shore, all OF whom were sent on, houna u
MisanIla. fortunately escaped BY getiing Int.
| the woods, but was unable TO reach my vessel
which lay outside the bar, two miles distant IRON
| the shore.
EAT :wo O'Clock on the morning OF The mex
! .nrAnans, VINO ran the vessel ashore, stripped
her of her cargo, and OF every thing valuable, anl
hen burnt her have oba ined The names ofihe
following men vino were amongst the leaders in
The attack and robbery, viz: Pope Nnnez, Ga.
brie Acosta, Rosario Mendez and Augu<lin Or
tega.
1.-THE Captain also informs me that he was in
The woods and travelling along tie beach tol
| ,hreo dayc, when he found canoe, IN which ne
put of with the object Of reaching Vera Cruz by
water Ten miles from The land he fell in with
The Spl6re, boarded her, and reported the facts as
heretofore detailed. The Spi.hre was bound for
Naua and proceeded on her course. Upon
reaching tina, place, or The bar near it, the Cap
tain opened fire upon the town, which had the
effect OF bringing a delegation Of Inc citizens,
bearing dag Of truce, 10 the steamer. These
people declared themselves and the inhabitants
innocen, OF all participation in the recent events,
except as sufferers. They stated tha: The town
was utterly unable to make restitution, either OF
The men or the property seized, as they were not,
and had not been nnder their control. The CON-
mandcr Of The Spilfre being persuaded OF these
facts. left without doing any further injury 10 The
town; first, however, receiving recession osthe
place into our hands"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-04
CLARKE'S OFFICE. l4'h Street, teiV'
u Exchange Hot and MAN Sueel.

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For selling Prizes CLARKE carries the d.
Drawing Of Leesburs Lottery. Class -
50 30 & . e. 3 s. "a IS ~ 80.
Nos. SO CO, Prize Of sl25 also. - =
prize Of slo0, both sold and paid BY CLAIM
Draw Of New Jersey Lottery, Class -:
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Nos. "a "a 76, another Capils Of $780, sold H
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Drawing Of Ale1andrs Lottery, Glass .
- 80 IS % Il IS G3 u % J6 IL 65.
For this day. Friday, June 4, al the Exchange Hot,l
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555 333 Tickets only ST.; halves 50 cent?; quarters =
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dria. Capitals: 5000, $50, 1900, ,519 l10
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Splendid Scheme for 10 morrow, Saturday, Jung
Capitals ss5coO, $4,000. 10000. 5000, $50. ~
2,2e9, 1000, Of 500, 20 Of 900. Tickets
Nos, IA drawn For sale by the great prize y-ndsi
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